Research College of Nursing - Resona Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1969 volume:

LB' rx, H3123 ILQJMP Resoam MID-C,,ZQ?13.TET5T EJEEHAE-7.Y , J., ,ik L1 , mg H!qhwa1f ff E2 S-1: 1 +1 lndepenciwce, ' 622,43 XQ' yn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . S V , Nuo-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY MID-CONTFNENT PUB'-'C LIBRARY WHIUUII IHIIIH IIHIHI HII HHH!! H VIHIHHIIU IIIHIIH it Library 3 0000 1 15 56700 4 North Emfeperzdeaioo Eranch Highway 24 Ei. Spring G E Independence, N10 64050 RE ONA 1969 Miss Donna Hawley . . . . . Advisor Miss Lana Guyer . . . ...... Editor Miss Pat Smith . . . . . . Layout Editor In the far distant realms of space there existed a ball of burning gases. As these gases burned, they emitted a form of energy known as light. Speeding swifter than thought the light pierced through the enveloping blackness continuing on for what seems an eternity. Far distant from the sun spun the planet earth. The earth was a curious mixture of ani- mate and inanimate. Among the animate was man. Animated man seemed to be extremely versatile for he could sing, he could cry, he could laugh, and then he could be silent. Yet all of these were only crude expressions of the spirit of man. For when he was happy he would laugh. Conversely sorrow brought tears. Yet perhaps the greatest quality man exhibited was concern for other men. Concern that existed to the extent that man would use the animate and the inanimate of his surroundings to bring relief to the distressed. One day a nurse bent over to bring relief to a fellow man whom disease had encompassed. As she was bending the rays of light that had been traveling so far came in through the window and struck the nurse and her patient. The light was forced to turn from its original path and go around them. As a result immediately behind the two there was an absence of light. For as long as they and the light existed there also existed a shadow of light. For a space of time they were a shadow of light. , ,,,Q,, f cwf ,f , WW? zrrr , f ,WL avid Ax ..1,,4g U77 fZsX fNF l ' 2 X --...zsly , . 'fffflf ff WW Administration . Faculty . . Doctor's . . Graduation . . Senior Class . . Capping . Junior Class . . Freshmen Class . Organizations and Activities Crossword Puzzle . ADMI ITR TIO gl Qi Q? if, if 71 it ei ii Ei 1 J. L. McKee, President Board of .I Trustees J gi .M ii 1 E i X fm A J M 2 1 2 1 1 Paul A. Jordan, Chairman Board of i Trustees School of Nursing Advisory Committee Robert E. Adams, Executive Director O John Lynch, Assistant - , Executive Director John P. Hyden, Assist J ant Director, Patient , .... . Services J E' if x ri, Assist- Patient ff F CULTY Mrs. Teresa L. Mitchell RN., BSN., M.S.N. Director, School of Nursing L Miss Joanne King, RN., B.S.N., M.A. Curriculum and Instruction Coordinator Mrs Edna Rettenmaier R N B S N Acting Medical Surgical Coordinator ww me fm Med Surg Cavgw, 6 ilu f , 3 4 ,V,z, I , Z i .QI L iff f I V! .- ,, , ,MW 1 5 2-utr Mrs. Edith Brennan, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Muriel Clay, R.N. Instructor Nursing Careers Consultant Diet Therapy 'KVFWWFN--v 1-Q. Mrs. Evelyn Cochran, R.N., B.S.N Instructor Maternity Nursing I Miss Jean Fleisner, R.N., M.S.N. Mrs. Virginia Gifford, R.N., B.S.N. Instructor Instructor Psychiatric Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Judith Haggard, R.N., B.S.N. Miss Donna Hawley, R.N., B.S.N. Mrs. Cecilia Parker, R.N., B.S.N. q Ir1StruCt0r U Instructor Instructor Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing qs H-1 E is gun .2 uf. , I. X .w,,,ji xx . ' was Q' ' . ex Mrs. Geneva Perkins, R.N., B.S.N. Mrs. Carol Shobe, RN., M.A. Miss Valerie Smasal, RN., B.S.N U Instructor Counselor Instructor M6d1C2l1-Sl1rgiC3l Nl1rSiIlg Medical-Surgical Nursing A Mrs. Marilyn Thomas, RN., B.S.N. Mrs. Irene Weinzirl, RN., B.S.N. Instructor Instructor Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Diana Whitney, RN., B.S.N. Mrs. Karin Wil1iamson,R.N., B.S.N. Instructor Instructor Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing ,JW DOCTOR Dr. Donald Mclntosh Dr. Paul McGannon Dr. Keith Averill and Dr. Roger McFadden Dr. Hector Benoit Jr. and Dr. Thomas O'Farrell Dr, Erich Quer Dr. William Hoadley mg' f 4 Dr. Gale Jones It is impossible to picture every physican on the staff at Research, but hope to present a small representative sample. The physicans are important, to the student nurse not only from an educational standpoint but also from their patronage of the Year- book. I I-fi? Dr. Jean Willoughby Dr. William Eubank, Dr. Eric Quer, Dr. Robert Reinhardt, Dr. John Simmons, Dr. Dr. Mike Milray and Dr. Alfred Biggs E' A. Wilkinson' and Dr. John Rippey. If dx : , if C ,, zip, I I - , MM, ,pf ,, . ,f, , ,, 5: - Q X 'ww ,ILL , 4' If? Q .L , ,Ji ' V ll mr K' Z, F ' , A X-Won 2 ,f ., in . fig' f Dr. Paul Young V, ff , W fwlmff , wifi .fwffffgg T f.- jf I never go ice skating without my life preserver. facult off moments When I applied for the Job they didn t tell me about the paper work Oh my, but this will be a really good test. 10 No medication errors this week?! I y No, Mi hearsa We WW' 1 X W Wink .mis 1 4 W No, Miss Whitney, this really isn't a wedding re- hearsal. I 68 preferences for Senior Affiliation and there are only 67 Junior students. Md! I'm sure Mrs. Haggard, that this Batman coloring book will bring you many hours of pleasure. I wonder what I should cook for dinner? 'LDid someone say that there was a surprise party for me in here? MMA, ' 'vw-vw-,...,.,,f ..,. ,,.,,,. ..,..,... A . Mrs. Edwinna Woodrome Secretary, School of Nursing secretaries and housemothers Mrs. Lynn Lampton Secretary, School of Nursing , ,m 44, ,E ,Y xo .mf Mrs. Annette Wright MTS- Julia Welsh , Secretary, School of Nursing Director, Student Residence Miss Jones, Mrs. Eagan, and Mrs. Greer Assistant Directors Student Residence W Q - 'Z A QI as fi 5 'J , 1 r , .g ,Q it L WM , ' ' 'Wim , f 'sl f We , f X , X 2, 275 gflis M, fff r f W X W W f MISS KAREN BOWMAN MISS RESEARCH 1969 WX X f x Wx 'ff f W f Q 3 9, 5' 4 4 Ax 45 1' X ff f ff' K X A X X I, if V, , is , , gf! f If ,f, 2.4 ,V I I nf I Z Q 7 P Q 'G f A H22 , is fs 7 4 0 ' ' we X if , q N if C 4 A an , 4, E, 9 I X if X? , W I C? VV H l , L 1 7 , 5 f lk 5 ,W aa H x X3 i2 7, . xx ,V ,eww gi The 1969 Graduating Class of Research Hospital and Medical Center School of Nursing. The faculty assembling for Commencement exer- cises. The only member of the class of 1969 who didn't receive a pin or diploma: Bruce Husband. W 2 a 7 Q93 ,Z 3 1 ,f he 'H GR UATIO iw - , W! 4 . W A ,ft X f 3 M '5 fix ., i 1 v 2 Z , q4f,w f .U Q tx, I f . X f Q 4 N x 1 Y 1 .W 1 fi 2 1 The Guest Speaker, Dr. James Olson. Z 1 Z' i Y M5 if 3 71 f x ,fi K it A 'x K --. Q ' W- ,l j.f0 t i 2? 10 Family and fiigndg awaiting the beginmng Nervousness and excitement before the long march ' down the aisle. of Commencement exercxses. Mrs. Pamela Bates receiving her diploma. Mr. Bruce Husband, Thirty-eighth member of the class. 5 5 S N V x 7 f if W' nlijllisi JCGAUU3 Wind receives her diploma fF0m Miss Gloria Dunn receives her pin from Mrs. Teresa Mitchell . or an. . f f E IORS These Senior class officers have a dubious look in their eyes. As the day approaches when classes and clinical instruction are ending, a look into the future offers an overwhelming array of opportunities. Like looking into a crystal ball, she sees her future as a shining light. She will soon lose the title of Student Nursei' and gain the title of Registered Nurse. She will also gain a new sense of respon- sibility as she learns to work as a team member, or perhaps a team leader, a doc- tor's nurse, a school nurseg or whatever she desires. This decision may appear as a shadow in her future as she tries to decide which of the many challenging fields to enter. But hopefully, her many months of education and practical experience will carry her into the future, and her shadows of doubt will diminish. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. left to right, Mrs. Marvelyn Thompson, Secretary, Mrs. Patricia Hopper, Treasurer, Mrs. Sandy Jackson Vice President. Not pictured, Miss Karen Bowman, President. '4lS M f'9' ' 5 W A f' MISS KAREN ALLISON 3 Kinsley, Kansas MRS. SHARON APEL Calgary, Alberta, Canada Q 3 Miss KAREN BOWMAN I Salinas, California MRS. PAMELA BATES Kansas City, Kansas fir' W 1. ,V MISS GLORIA DUNN MISS LENNETTA GREEN Liberty. Missouri Lathrop, Missouri MRS. PATRICIA HOPPER Sedalia, Missouri ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...-,.r I MISS KATHLEEN HULLER Independence, Missouri MISS MARTHA HULTS Liberty, Missouri I I f , f , I 1 i , if I I jx 1? I f I Mas. SANDRA JACKSON Kansas City, Missouri 1 MISS JANICE KEELER Kansas City, Missouri K, 1, I, Y' 'rs MISS BEVERLY LEVINE Grandview, Missouri , p JW? , WWW , 4 4 ,,,, f ,f ' WW X, , QQ 179 Q 7 if X T' Z, Q I foxy MISS SHARON MCDONNELL Kansas City, Missouri awk-.2 .1-if 4 ' X I 'Q' Miss CHARLENE MILLER 5 f MRS. JEANNE LOWRANCE Gverland Park, Kansas Marne, Iowa Zh 4 Q Q '52 MISS JEANNE MEYERS Kansas City, Missouri ff MRS. KAREN NEWTON Sunrise Beach, Missouri X MISS KAY OTTMAN Kansas City, Missouri -X MRS. JEAN PRICE Independence, Missouri MRS. MARCIA REDDEN Kansas City, Missouri MRS. BARBARA RITTER Kansas City, Missouri ' X. .M , V lik .gi Q I MRS. CINDY RAWLAND Kansas City, Missouri kr amp ,f N 1 2 f-'H .wa-bn .,, W .I Mi I f., Q MISS DONNA SIGMAN Sweet Springs, Missouri 4 NQ , MISS PATRICIA STARK Blue Springs, Missouri Q ' J MISS JANIS STAUPP Mission. Kansas , 1 , U MISS PHYLLIS STREETER Independence. Missouri 1 MISS DIANE TAGLIA Leawood, Kansas my Q 4 E A I MRS. MARVELYN THOMPSON Kansas City, Missouri ' A r MISS DIANE SULLIVAN Sedalia, Missouri f 7 ' MISS CAROLYN TEANEY Kansas City, Missouri MISS RHONDA TINDLE St. Joseph, Missouri ,JWQZ Q nf ,W ks, 'Mfr 5 PRENTICE VON CONRAD Kansas City, Missouri i'f S 1 M , .,, 4,1 I r'l l MISS .IAN WHITE Shawnee Mission, Kansas via K 1 ii sg, MISS MARILYN WILLIAMS Kansas City, Missouri arf' F MISS JOANNA WIND Bonner Springs. Missouri MISS BARBARA WIN I ERSCHEID Rock Island, Illinois senior affiliations Standing around isn't all the team leaders do. QM- S -ff UI wonder if I could borrow her for the weekend? Our home away from home at Mercy. 2 uw 4 pp- si. W , 4 Instruction doesn't stop at the classroom. an ' ', A Sterile technique is also found in the labor and deliver 5 it , if 5555525 iff!! E 45,4 Y iz? , Ei. idly' ff 53135531 M, 32 gibw 1 ,Q Far l Is 1, E x M ' I e-.sg I , . ,, -, W, , -4 V F lim.. Looking at wedding dresses can sometimes be fun, 5 i I r i A E The coronation of Miss Research. A i V N f Ulf they can have one in the lobby, I can have one in my room. And now for the weekly inventory, i S 27 Debbie Watkins was elected to the office of Recording Secretary for the State Student Nurse's Council in her Jun- ior year. Following a year of energetic and enthusiastic fulfillment of this office, Miss Watkins became the President of the State Student N urse's Council. Her class congratulates her on the attainment of this distinguished honor. I Mr. Prentice von Conrad is presented the Director's Cup by Mr. Robert E Adams, Executive Director. Mrs. Sandy Jackson is second honor students ff f I fx Mrs. Jeanne Price, third place Honor Student, receives her diploma from Mr. Paul Jordan. place Honor Student. Freshman Honor Students are Miss Mary Ann Carson, first place, and Miss Pat Ashford, third place. Not pictured is Miss Pat Winberg, second place. .z,,!',:f Ijgpf M Q0 5 R 7 Junior Honor Students are Mrs. Margaret Stegman, second place, Connie Heimsoth, first place, and Miss. Karen Feller, third place, Not pictured is Miss Tami Tomes, third place. ftledl i 'JC And now for your birthday spanking! Planning their defensive. , 4 fff 4 ff f In our spare time we play chess. D0 I really look like that? A ' L , F ' f I W' f BLM Mimi? -n 4.. . , e f f 4 XXX vs , .gif V , , :gg-L ,pw , ,f 1:1 ff TJ, L, s . Q Jg, f Xt-9 xr. SQ? '.'x XX ff, A na f 1 Q v- , i V, ' . es . Av if : 'f fs TT Q ff ' 21 , -2 SfW4,wf ff' ., wx? The Class of 1970 at Capping Exercises. CAPPI s all the pI'3CtlC1l'lg that makes you nervous 4 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR, left to rightg Mr. Richard Bates, President, Mrs. Marilyn Thomas Advisor. Miss Janice Loesing, Treasurer. Miss Teresa Smith, Secretary. Miss Suzanne Cain, Vice-President. UNIORS As a window has the unique property of allowing visualization of things outside itself and things inside itself, so these Junior class officers are at that unique point in their aca- demic careers when they too can look inward to their past experiences as Freshmen and can look outward to their new experiences as Seniors. Of course, the present is immedi- ately important. The present brought the Juniors their first contacts with patients. Contacts that every Junior sincerely hoped brought light into the oftimes shadowy lives of their patients. So now that their past experiences as Freshmen are mere shadows compared to the reality of their Junior experiences, we will leave them looking forward to their Senior year. 1 1 ilu' ,f O f if I ,Q I of JANIE ALEXANDER Kansas City, Missouri X JAN BALLANTYNE RICHARD BATES Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri KATHY BECKER Raytown, Missouri 5 1 . 'X rf Ark, ' C 1 MARY BOHLMAN Kansas City. Missouri if 'H WSJ' H kg, 5 Q DIANE BERRY NANCY BETTENHAUSEN Raytown, Missouri Grandview, Missouri AMWQ, W 1--.W aff' X Y, M '42, CIIARYL BOVOS D JUANITA BRINEGAR 35 Kansas City, Missouri Lees Summit Missouri Z GERALDINE BURNETT SUZANNE CAIN Kansas City, Missouri Independence, Missouri ff I KATHY CASSIDY JANE CHATLAIN Arlington Heights, Illinois Shawnee Mission, Kansas f, S sf , x as f S is .Q Z SUSAN CLARK JAN CORNELIUS Kansas City, Missouri Easton, Missouri ww W Agra, M gxssf ,, X an -- lx xw., X sl s ,le ,, x K ff . i Q an ix is is ' ,ff NORA CROUCH WEN DY DANIELS St. Joseph, Missouri Shawnee Mission, Kansas Af KATHY DE CELLES SHARON DONATH Kansas City, Missouri Kansas Citv, Missouri 4 ,eff MQ DORIS ANN DOUGLASS MAPLE EDMISTON F S F ' 1: Y I I i 91 '12 J ,,, i i I, I ,li I I i 1, 'ii li lit i 'i VXQ vi ii ii ii V Q ii 1 in 5 1 K i 1 I 1 9 1 i i Kansas City, Missouri Oak Grove-, Missouri 3 7 i r I ia I 1 A ix ,XX 4' f :. ,fy 4 , 'G Z ff 4 WWW Y sf x X ' ff I lx, yi, VW, ,I K 71 11 'Z f ' 'fgfh fwf , A X, O .. ZQYBI MARGARET ELLENSOHN Odessa, Missouri RITA HAINKE Russell, Kansas CHARLOTTE HALL Kansas City, Missouri JANE GRANT ' LYNN GRIFFITH Sf- JOSGPU, Missouri Independence, Missouri ff S ,aff KAREN FELLER Springfield, Missouri we . WW V W MARY ENSLEN Kansas City, Missouri 72 W i 1 i Y ! - O' I 1 A . z , Nbyq f R, I 1 X ,f..,.a'- im. JL . 3 ik X 1 f,,i i gi sf S LANA GUYER - NANCY ELLIOTT J St. Joseph, Missouri Versailles, Missouri I i i I CONNIE HEIMSOTH i Alma, Missouri i i ' f NW ' tw, ' . 1 mm ol ! V A 4 ,, f4-,,,-i 7 M, f, L A f ., A I ' 1 ' 6 wg , f f A 57 A, , . 1 ,L , nf s Qwr yff L ,, ,- 1, i- .V , , .W 2 E . 1 1 fb , . I f' 'C ' l f,- f f ,, N C yu, A .lf Wf f 3. J if , W. ,M s ,W 'WW I, Y KATHRYN HILL PAMELA IIOFFELMEYER Corder. Missouri St. Joseph, Missouri 39 I f mmf X ff? JANE HUNT NANCY INGELS BONNIE KAY JENSEN Kansas City, Missouri Maryville, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri ,, , WWWW, X 1 gff, f 'If' I I ' W PATTY JOHNSON JUDY KINGERY JULIE KOEHLER Fortuna, Missouri Overland Park, Kansas ff 7 fe 1 ',i- X o L mf f gl, . N gl' iss ,f K x , if PATRICIALIESE JAN LOESING C0rder, MISSOUTI Pilot Grove, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri X , ,w GAIL MCFEDERS Kansas City, Missouri .fx W ,X X ,Aga R' BARBARA MCVEY Milan, Missouri KATIE MORSE Prairie Village, Kansas M' X Z x Z - f SS KAY MAAS Kansas City, Mlssouri LINDA POWERS Leawood, Kansas I Wfwf f, CARL MOFFET Kansas City, Missouri ' Qfwf, f y ff , S: 5 P E4 . Q e 5 X W ir' ,,-ff 0 ' , , ' , ,,,,,,, X , X . iw, A A256 i SEENA REESE Gladstone, Missouri Z Q., W MARTHA RILEY what have you reany got in that bag Geraldine? Independence, Missouri 1 fff, ff f ' iw MWJW ,, GLENDA SCHINDLER SUSAN SEVERNS . LINDA SHELTON ' Cosby, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Grandview, Missouri K mf T I , ,ff X In X x , .. , X ss f X, V , f ff g 1 W SUSAN SILVERMAN PATRICIA SMITH TERESA SMITH St. Louis, Missouri Grandview, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri 'O Qgfmmw M- 'W' E PAM STAMPER Isn't your cap a little crooked, Linda? Alma, Missouri Q-Inf 2 C v,,Vff , X M AK A if MARGARET STEGMAN Kansas City, Missouri ,f fl jf, JZ f A ff Z SUSAN KAY TROTT Kansas City, Missouri PENNY VASKO Lee's Summit, Missouri ff 3, ' 'f W , , x 4' 1 5 4. M f v C ki .J, 'MOSKANIP Praiioie YiIla,qo Kansas f W V SN y - Q I, X: A ff' TAMI TOMES Kansas City, Missouri an , , BARR W RTFJHS Breixmor Nwiiflhfhlfl flfi i w E F5 I i I , H i 6 P A K i 1 1 i I ' lil l 1 I 1 i F ! 9 I P ll I ls 'i I 1 I i I I 1, I 1 I I A 1 i I BARBARA WATERWORTH I Independence, Missouri . I , 1 is X Q' ff, 1 lj . 5 Qi , 4' I ' E ii fl 3 4 DEBBI WATKINS RITA WEST Maryville, Missouri Independence, Missouri If 1 A I LINDA WILKERSQN PAM WILLIS SUSAN WITTIG Fulton, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Oak Grove, Missouri Those not pictured: REX MOWREY CAROL NASH DEBBIE RIGOULOT ,F . A 44 CHRIS WRIGHT Kansas City, Missouri . . .and here is where I keep the Gall stones. Sometimes the laundry gets mixed up with the students, at least by some. Scrubbin and not contaminating what you've already scrubbed, 8, can be tricky. 'Wx 4 , SURGERY V The instructor isn't always in her gown and mask Using enough strength to get the glove on, but not running your. hand through it, is the key. intensive care unit ii il 1 ,f H i i I i i v i i All those squiggles do mean something. I li 'i is ll ,I .. 1 4. a I QQ i ii K I, E Mrs. Bryant, supervisor in Intensive Care Unit is an expert on Code Blue procedure. .+ I4 'r , ii , ii X Qi 5, P I, li I No, Miss Clark, this is not a new kind of musical instrument. t i K 'F ' 46 Not all of us can have a normal sinus rhythm all the time. ea. 23 '9 11 3 w A M if gi n L19 '14 X QW .gsm 'S aa...aS,, if 1 f 'W f 'i Q! ,, ,W .Maman ff 'V , 715, f,, 4 'Q 'W F Y qu 1,1 5. 1 ' QE jf 1 -L Sq eff Q 51.1, yn ,4 1 29 kid' V377 emi, X .- J.. A is lf , X f if sid' -6? 55424 fe ,ff - W? Y W ffi time. 2' -In . . . .and as always the three-way check. Could any of us help you Doctor? .lr 1 M 'J' , 5 1 We're all so proud of our red plaids, medical-surgical nursing l i a a At one time or another during our Junior year we rotate through Physical Therapy directed by Mr. Conger. Clinical Conference is not only a time to learn but a time to hear about the goofs made on the unit. 117 1 V 1 5. if , 4 , .z, . z ,,f. 1 f' I I 4 gf VW Maur- X ff 79:5 1 In ff , f f K f ,g..-nf 1754!-H M ff'f V Q f 1 Z 4 They said you couldn't swim without a cap if Q E That's what you call a subtle hint. fiii is , lp E What's all the ice for, Kathy? F n L ,, ,W P 3 i 'F ii il i 4,5 I i ia 'E A ff 48 Sure I'ni studying-what do you think-I sit here because the chair IS comfortable? Z 5 Q WT - Q ' f' f f 1-P X 1 . ff f, a Klcapwl if 22 S Don't ask me what lt IS-It was just there on my bullet1n board when I woke up one morning. The student learns. Hum, Q2 f .V M V mfyqg 4, ' H32 M I E 'fit Z5 Relaxation, how sweet it is! pw gg-'ef 13? 4 It must be test day, there is a seat between everyone Before class there is always chatter, 1' 1 l FRESHMEN Our first year of nursing education with its English, physical education, sociology, psychology, anatomy and microbiology, at times seems far from the duties of a nurse. However, the shadow our first year casts reaches far into the coming two years of edu- cation to light our way. It gives us the basic understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human body, even if the body we study isn't human and rather furry. As these Freshmen class officers stand here, their shadows reflect off the ice in the same way the basic courses taken at the University of Mis- souri will reflect on their future studies in nursing. So inevitably our Freshmen experiences will have their shadows to cast into the future. ,l wi. if W FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR, left to right Miss Nancy Sloan. Treasurer, Miss Lesley Windmiller, Pres ident, Miss Diana Whitney, Advisor, Miss Karin Johnson, Sec retary. Not pictured: Miss Janielle McKim, Vive President freshman initiation 7021 X I ,Nr-3, That must be the stomach, 'cause I see part of a Y ITl0llSeiI1it- Showing the Freshmen an example of Total Patient Care. The instructors seem to keep such good rapport with the patients. Gosh, that cat looks kinda sick. In this class, you must be punctual, neat and appropriately dressed. Passing bedpans will be our topic for the day. fi X Thi ima ,ff f f, f Y' The Freshmens' caps were to be made with little money, and lots of imagination and enthusiasm. AIR RAID! ! ! Chop 'em up, Cut 'em up, Dead red meat. ' Q A, 'WWf fW!f 'Q' ff, fy, E f , ,gr 1 ,.'?j gZ ,174 1, ,7A., ' wfps fe! 11 , ,ff yf ,W Y C 4, g, 4,, X The Freshmen, on their knees, were capped by their big sisters. ! Q A Hootenanny marked the end of Sunday nights festivities. The Freshmen's version of the coming year. ff 1 X f 170 f Axial! ,W f ff if L2 V.-4 'Web X i 11 1 1 1, 1 1, 1 11 il ji If if il -L ll l 3 is fl I il l I I! l 9 I I 1 l W ' , f,P7 : --N- , if ff if ff 1 7 H ,, 1 7 ,, we W A W fa 1 , , ,424 f ff f 1 g if WW f f f 7 DAMIEN APPLEBY PAT ASHFORD SANDRA ATKINS VICKI BABB Maryville, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Independence, Missouri Chillicothe, Missouri wwe? J JAN BADER GWYNN BAKER Canton, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri 5 1 The books get thicker and thicker every year. JAN BALL DIANE BARDSLEY Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri wah. if ANGIE BLALACK ELAINE BROGDON Warrensburg, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri I ,J M C CYNTHIA BURGE SHERRAN CARLSON MARY ANN CARSON Kansas City, Missouri Cleveland, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri ,H X , -Xl 'N , 3' lg g . fr ASC X X'i xN h f ,gf f Cu C ZAAW C f 1 is wp, I , ,f X, f X, . f 'l xl V l, L V 2 I , Q -W i Z Q I , S , ,, . X, V ., sv If .,. ,,,, ' CATHY COOK LINDA DEN TON BECKY DIN AN Maryville, Missouri Raytown, Missouri Independence, Missouri Srunf' MELODY EDWARDS PATSY EIKENBERRY MARTHA FAMULINER Raytown, Missouri Liberal, Kansas Wakenda, Kansas K J Q- I Qiigw ,,,,. , 5 ,W TERRI FENNEL TIZZA FERGERSON FRAN ITLEMING Kirksville, Missouri Council Bluffs Iowa Des Moines. Iowa 1 J i l l l Q I 1 l I in ii l 2 I if rl i l 1 fwl f f , MQW ,Q , ,.,, f 2 H ,f I- ff M l , , ' 1,1 ,,,, Z - A W f ' ,, ,ww , I , ,Wx ff 1 fl'1 M V 2 f, f ' gm s i , U , f . ff ,H 9 V!! V . , f ,i , iss ,' ,JILL FOSTER ANDI FULMER SHIRLEY GOLDSTEIN ROSEMARY HANSAN Lexington, Missouri Kansas City Missourl Raytovsm Missouri Maryvllle Missouri 'ic FRANKIE HARRISON Kansas City, Missouri DEBRA JENKINS NANCY JOHN Drexel, Missouri Maryville Missouri Santa will my Junior year be easier than my Freshman year? f l i, 9 A 1 J g 41 'X ,, I fi 'ii'1 aww, X, , , .-4' S L. KARIN JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON MARGARET J UNCKER Gladstone, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Independence, Missouri COLLEEN KNOPP PAM LEMPKA CYDN EY LIGHTFOOT Fort Scott, Kansas Kansas City, Missouri Jefferson, Missouri ,X fu sY' es' ,gy -' ,W i I gil , N 4 'X , J, .I i iaii S- X X' ' ' If , we it X 1 Wi I is ,, , , , ' 47 - fi I ' uf? YW, MARGY LONG JANEILLE MCKIM MICHELE MARTIN Shawnee Mission, Kansas Des Moines, Iowa KHHSHS CIW, MISSOUFI ,d i A' 7,10 Wu W ff' 'f 'V'9- ! I SUE MASON BOBBIE MEANS JOYCE METHRNY Norborn, Kansas Mount Pleasant. Iowa Raymore, Missouri I I I I I I I II I I n I I I I I II I I I i 1 , i i I ii I i V i V i i r V i , I i i A V I L I I P r 5 E I ii W SUE MILLER VICKI MOOREN I Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City, MISSOUYI KAREN OPEL Raytown, Missouri PAULA PARGEN CATHERINE PEPPERDINE Raytown, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri SHIRLEY PILGER Kansas City, Missouri SUSAN RAINEY NANCY RAMSEY St. Joseph, Missouri Leeis Summit, Missouri MARY BETH RAYMORE CHARLENE REINFUSS Fayette, Missouri Lynn, Massachusetts VICKI RAN SOM Fort Scott, Kansas M xr 1, NW MARTHA RICHARDSON Kansas City, Missouri yi ug-wwf X i ,NW f TENA SCHAFER Fort Scott, Kansas NANCY SLOAN BARB SMITH Raytown, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri M ' K f ff ' Qjf ,' 'Q - 1 . - Q CHERYL STOLL PEGGY THOENEN Overland Park, Kansas Frankenstein, Missouri NANCY STEVINSON North Kansas City, Missouri One of the favorite hairstyles at the dormitory. THERESA STAPP Kansas City, Missouri ' . , wa Q LESLIE THOMPSON St. Joseph, Missouri N ,,vA,W,i,,wyf f. if f CHARLENE VAN SCHOELANDT Spring Hill, Kansas DARLES VERNON Californ1a,Missouri 59 MARKI WATSON MARY ANN WHARTON PAT WINBERG St. Joseph, Missouri Maryville, Missouri Raytown, Missouri W LESLEY WINDMILLER WOODS Columbia, Missouri RHWOWU, Missouri Butler, Missouri NOT PICTURED TIM ANDERSON SANDRA GOOCH TERRY BARNES LOUISE MCNELLY ELAINE BECK CLARE MEIER JEROME BREWER ANNE NUGENT CAROLYN CASEY JOAN SHAFER HELEN KATHRYN DARBY JUDITH VOLTS JEAN FLEMINGTON PEGGY WYATT 43 5 ' . 4 ,., ,.. K 1.53 , ' , ., , . ,,,,.e.t , I , Ji' S ,,,,.,fff 9-1- Wash those cars! Dry that windshield! Polish the chrome! But nobody else thinks its funny. rff my gy ,...-,Q - You lost what pet mouse? I forgot the combination. in In ,f M1444 i 3 if, ,WW ibn Of course everyone decorates their own room to their own I tastes. She'll probably blow the candles right through the pan. M Who said the weight limit on this bed was 200 pounds? 1 She looks too uncomfortable to be studying. I know that there has to be a faster way of getting out of this room. ...6tS6f'..f!T5ff.ifl 4-F' ' I Y. Fi Q l i 1 I I e 5 1 student . HUFSC it :l councHr H lf l 1 ll! 'll l l I .rf .ll l I S.N.C. Officers. BACK ROW: J. Cornelius, Recording Secretaryg K. Ott- ,, man, Second Vice-presidentg K. Cassidy, Corresponding Secretary. MIDDLE: P. Bates, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Mrs. G. Perkins, Advisorg ' K. Allison, Presidentg K. Newton, First Vice-President. T I Members of the Junior class enjoying themselves at the SNC spon- , sored Christmas banquet at the Gold Buffet. - n The Student Nurse Council is A an organization composed of all students. The monthly meeting u consists of a business meeting fol- 2 lowed by a guest speaker for the program. Past programs have in- A cluded speakers from the Kansas City Police Department, VISTA, I and the Navy Nurse Corps. The I Student Nurse Council sponsors 5 such activities as the Christmas Banquet and pays the expenses T for delegates to National Con- l vention. Representatives are also sent to District and State j lt 4 in w it It meetings. 63 YE RBOOK Working on the Yearbook isn't al- ways a formal matter, and often include guests. Members of the staff pictured here are, BACK ROW, Pam Willis, Lana Guyer, and Seena Reese, FRONT ROW, Miss Donna Hawley, advisor. Editing a Yearbook isn't a 9 to 5 job. Deadlines! Deadline! Headaches! Headaches! 6 Z 5 I I The ing E 5 5 S f 3 E i sn't al- d often The welcomed trick or treaters receive many a help- of the ing hand, like this one from Janie Alexander. BACK 'er, and V, Miss A Would you believe-Freshmen? W if halloween brings Hman to research Katie Morse, an innocent bystander, helps with the apple dunking contest. 4?--nv-Y 'fi l upwfz I I Nora Crouch makes sure that no one starts unfairly. Freshman also believe in trick or treating. . 1, . W ' ' W Y 7' 7 ' Q fy- 4:...,a , ' , , , .4 tg y, wfmsm-M, fm ,f- 4. I Wav wa 0 W W-4 f,fWf W 'fy 7,5 , - ' ' ' f 1, fm Wm' -- f - ' if fu if wf ff - f' f- 1 - ' - ' , , . 'ff-4. f ,f ,-N W 1,141.2 .sg ' ' ' . . . . . ,.........,.....,.. . Wa , fm-V ,pk . . . ig. Unsung, . . 15 4 v 1 , QI , , f , M. VY M... W . . . . . . 'M ff- ,W ,,,, Q, . if VW 5 ,, A C., W W, 5 , 12 t 4 s . fi , 9 V V Jw, ,,,.Q An Introduction to Research, School of Nursing is given at Open House by Miss Valerie Smasal, Instructor. Miss Linda Powers explaining the Isolette and its part Intensive Care as explained by Miss Tami Tomes. in Infant Care. VOLLEYB LL ff X Standing from left to right: Margaret Ellensohn, Patty John- Giving the team last minute instructions is the cap- son, Rita West, Pam Willis, Julie Koehler, Linda Powers, tain, Julie Koehler. and Kathy Huller. Kneeling: Sue Miller, Terri Johnson, Mar- tha Richardson, and Janet Ball. District 2 championship trophy won by the volleyball team of Research. , V Warming up for the championship game. . in A + Cereal Student Gone with shadow remaining Martha Riley Dorm terror PK Maple iNot a tree either! 7 Mary Protamine Zinc Student nurses Dimmitt Little Miss Fe1ler Service project party Juniors lighted leader Christmas ---- , 124 ACROSS U , i nl ll 0 lj 1 Cab A no no girls P. and T. Tammy Graves Swimming instructor Refrigerator A new paper dress? - - - - - Huller VB pro Mrs. No. 27 across Public Nurse Teepee Actress 47 1. Sock it to her! 3. Graduation 5. Junior's intra communication 6. Care of the elderly 7. More or ------- 9. Kathy Cassidy 10. Jane Chatlain and Susan Trott 13. - - - Hill 16. Major Jolt Cabv.J 17. What's Rita's home ---- ? 18. Tests 20. Same as 39 down 21. Where's all the chili, ----- 23. Weather DOWN Volksy Pet Where the action is Cab Valentine girl Doris Ann Douglass Sterile The HAWK Hillbilly 37. Another That Smith C20 down? Mode of transportation The library Ask about the hulla Another 35 Thank you Karen V I Q fI WI 'II II I I , 'II I 3 I I I. I I I Preparation for the big move. I I I II I I I I II I I II I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IJ Ii ,I III I I I I I V wALswonTu , f 72 Marrellne, Mo , l'.5 A, I Hair rollers, a common sight in a girls' dorm. sf ,ff ati I lin N Happiness is found in look-alike nightshirts. HATG YOU Sure it Wa5 3 boy that Went bY7', Licking the pan is the best part. mf-Q., 'sf x. X 1 3 l 1 i v 4 I , e V i l C I b I I 1 A J 1 E I E w 1 ' af