Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing - Nucleus Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1972 volume:

'OW DNS RMP mln! 91:45 h , , ROBERT PACKER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSI Presents P U was Tv tit q. 4' A91 , xv-w,K.q, A X , W.. ' '. - v - ., ,fgfu wx- E, , H , I.-. , ,pt W .-xx:-Wfsiw 'M - , , ' , - W, '. 963 f f 5 fl' ' 2 v K .V K, QM- gp H Stays, Mn ' H' ,, .,, 'z QI, sin' - v if ff' f. - 1- ' A 'fr .K .J . W 149203 5 THE NUCLEUS VOL 48 1972 TABLE GF CONTENTS DEDICA TION APPREGUHVON IERSONALHUfOF HHEYLAR AADAHAMSTRATHNV FACULTY PERSONNEL DEPAR TMENTS FREHWWEN JUAUORS SENUORS ACTUUTUB' PAGE 4 PAGE 5 PAGE 6 PAGE 7 PAGEII PAGEI7 PAGE25 PAGE35 PAGE39 PAGE43 PAGE6I PRULOGUE Life is the long and winding road that leads us to our future. We would remember the past with an understanding of what has been and especially with an appreciation of the aspiring student- for we were once that student. We would live the present with the deepest awareness of God and of humanity, for it is this that makes us truly alive. As graduate nurses, we are now at the crossroads of the future. We look to the years before us with the hope that they will bring peace and a cessation to human suffering. We would dream of a better world, filled and enriched lives, and true happiness for all mankind. The Class of 1972 3 DEDICA T10 Dear Mrs. Combs, As an expression of our deep gratitude, we, the Class of 1972, dedicate this volume of the NUCLEUS to you. As our instructor, your knowledge has further enlightened us in Medical- Surgical Nursing. Your personal enthusiasm and willingness to help has been an inspiration to us when we most needed it. A part of you will remain with each of us. And so it is on this memorable occasion that we present this book to you, hoping that it will serve as a small token of our sincere thanks for all you have done for us. Fondly, The Seniors 4 Mr. Mr. Mr. The Mr. The Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. The ESSSSSSSESSSSS The Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Late Mr. Marius I. Arthur Albini Richard W. Bean David E. Boston and Mrs. Lewis Catron Chanson and Late Marguerite C. Chanson and Mrs. William V. O' Hara and Mrs. Walter Cywinski and Mrs. john L. Lynott Alice Gronwaldt and Late William E. Gronwaldt and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Ralph C. Kerrick Glenn B. Fraley Charles Magee Douglas Magee Richard Matreski Charles L. Thomas Miles Raker Edward jenkins John Skubic joseph Sliker George Van Horn Robert J. Van Vorce Glenn Westgate Louise B. Williams and Late Robert R. Williams and Mrs. Arthur F. Yard Nineteen hundred and seventy-two Dear Mom and Dad, Tonight as we graduate, we wish to express our deep- est appreciation to you, our parents, for thr' guidance and love you have given us as We continue on the winding road of life. Without your understanding, patisnce, and wisdom we would not have been able to experience the personal growth that has brought us to the threshold of our professional lives. You have seen us as children, and now you see us as young adults with a whole new concept of what's happen- ing and fresh, new ideas upon which to build our lives. lt seems like only yesterday you watched as we e fsbarked on our new dream. . .that dream is now a reality! With love, Cynthia Barb ara Gwenda Richard Sherry Carol Karen Romayne Brenda Sus an Elizabeth Dora Mindy Le ah Cheryl Anita Janet jo anne Ruth je an Lynn C arol Linda Susan 5 X f r I 'TSW PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR JOE MCDOWELL Dear joe, The Class of 1972 wishes to express our gratitude for your concern and interest in our welfare. You have pro- vided the sympathetic understanding we've needed so many times, as well as a ready smile and cheerful wit. We deeply appreciate the many thoughtful deeds you've performed, usually at inconvenience to yourself. You played a major role in our lives as a friend and confidant, sharing our joys and sorrows. Thank you, and from each of us, may your future be filled with the happiness you so richly deserve! 6 7'?fQ7,N I 5 MR. H. JONES - ADMINISTRA TOR bb, I have always maintained that the most important member of the hospital team is the nurse. The success of the entire hospital care program depends directly upon the indivi- dual nurse's ability and judgement. As a highly skilled professional providing contin- uous bedside care, you embody the most important aspect for our existence as a health care institution. It is imperative, because of this responsibility, that you have the benefit of the best possible education. As members of the 68th graduating class of the Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing, you have completed one of the finest nursing education programs available. At a time when many problems have forced other schools to cut back or close, we have continued to improve on our concept of instruction which combines the best of a variety of educational methods. The Class of 1972 in particular represents a high point in the evolution of our pro- gram. You were the first class to begin college credit work at Elmira College. Your's was the first class to utilize the new Carl V, S. Patterson Education Building for the en- tire three years of your instruction. Your affiliations at specialized hospitals in New York and Philadelphia have provided extra depth to the broad education in nursing you have received here. This, combined with clinical experience in the hospital, has pro- vided a firm base on nursing principles which will serve as a foundation upon which to build future knowledge acquired through both your practice and continuing education. I am confident that you will each take full advantage of the preparation you have received here to distinguish yourself professionally and to exercise the compassion necessary in caring for the sick and injured. Good luck. 8 MISS HELEN R. SA UNDERS DIRECTOR OF NURSI TO THE CLASS OF 1972 You are about to begin your career in Nursing for which you have so carefully prepared. lt is the hope of those who have guided you in your educational program that you will maintain and continue to develop the high ideals you have established. You entered the Nursing profession to learn to serve others. May you preform this service wisely and compassionately and remember that your only purpose in Nursing is for service to others. As you view your future you must consider the changes which are essential if all people are to be served. We hope you will play an active role in setting the direction of the inevitable changes in the delivery of health services. Your contribution will be important. Take it seriously. Your faculty and I are proud of you and wish you happiness and success as you leave the School of Nursing. 9 BOARD OF DIRECTORS I Mike Yanuzzi, jay Landy, Bird Sumner, Donald Gleckner, Slade Palmer, jam est Lehr. ASSISTANT A DMINISTRA TOR Mr. VanSlyke TAC Z 'L FACULTY 0 np-G SEATED U.-Rb: MRS. ATWOOD, MRS. EPPERS, MR. CICHOCKI, MRS. ST. CYR, MRS. MONIERE. STAND ING: MRS. FEDORKA, MISS HUGHES, MRS. GIRARD, MRS. CHANIBERLIN, MRS. KUSTABORDER, MRS. VANDERHOOF, ABSENT: MR. YOUNG, MRS. FONTANA, MISS COON, MRS. SUTHERLAND, MRS. SAXE, MRS. ARCHER. 12 The mid-morning conference. 2 It can't be? The freshmen failed all their finals! 13 Nl Don't worry - it's only her first shot! ,,, Meeting of the minds. Oh no, 1:hat's impossible! It's so nice to have a man around the house - our new instructor: Mr. Young. Mrs. Fedorka's scrub class. R ELMIRAA DAFFLIATIO FACULTIES DR. LINDSAY. DR. SPREMULLI. 5xY:.,t3 1 00 ,M f, gg: L.: V' st MRS. NEAL and MRS. TERWILLIGER. DR. EK. i PAT AMBROSE KATHY WILLIAMS GLEN LUCAS GINNY CIFELLI NANCY CONRAD A Www, nw 15 ,dans-uh. The hallowed halls of N.Y. C, Teddy is my security at Psyc 'N N If I've told you once . , N All right - who turned out the lights?' 3 CAU W AQ HO DME f 'O 1' i PERSONNEL 0' i .Q X MEDICAL STAFF General Surgery William C. Beck, M.D. Donald M. Clough, M.D. John M. Thomas, M.D. Kenneth K. Meyer, M.D. John S. Niles, Jr., M.D. Cardiac Surgery William H. Sewell, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Dan R. Baker, M,D, William A. Steinbach, M.D. Albert M. Murtland, M.D. Bertrand I. Bensam, M.D. Otorhinolaryngology Henry D. Rentschler, M.D. K. Jorg Fall-cenberg, M.D. Ophthalmology Edward Kulczycki, M.D. Robert H. Aronstam, M.D. Henry D. Rentschler, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Elliott S. Robinson, jr., M.D George W. Corner, jr., M.D. Werner A. Gergen, M.D. Maxillofacial Surgery Jan Beck, D.D.S., M.D. Urology Warren C. Nagle, M.D. Gene M. Sweigart, M.D. Neurosurgery Arthur B. King, M.D. Oral Surgery Richard B. Ganley, D.D.S. P. Fredric Gillan, D.D.S. H. Lee Kustaborder, D.D.S. Anesthesiology Edward A. Talmage, M.D. Zenaida E. Ostman, M.D. Audiology and Speech Pathology T. Walter Carlin, Ph. D. Harry R. Wood, M.S. Internal Medicine Stanley D. Conklin, M.D. Henry S. Lively, M.D. Bruce D. Boselli, M.D. Bruce R. Mackay, M.D. Paul C. Royce, M.D. Gerald L. Mackler, M.D. Richard E. Shelling, M.D. Cardio- Thoracic Medicine joseph B. Cady, M.D. I. Alan Reid, M.D. John L. Wanamaker, M.D. Ralph B. Winston, M.D. Richard S. White, M.D. Gastroenterology Paul L. Shallenberger, M.D. Romulo M. Bunao, M.D. John W. Wilt, M.D. Dermatology james M. Flood, M.D. Neurology james B. McQuillen, M.D. Psychiatry Thomas R. Downey, M.D. Michael B. Hresko, M.D. Lawrence G. Jasper, M.S. Pediatrics Dominic S. Motsay, M.D. Wayne H. Allen, M.D. james H. Weeks, M.D. Radiology, Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine jesse T. Littleton, M.D. J.W.J. Carpender, M.D. Kazutoshi Kikkawa, M.D. James S. Ty, M.D. Ralph D. Zehr, M.D. E. Howard Crosby, M. S. Pathology Donald R. Weaver, M.D. William C. Luft, M.D. John A. Kelly, M.D. Eleanor N. McQuillen, M.D. NTERN NXA Dr. Noone, Dr. Sands, Dr. Salko, Dr. Letizia, Dr. Chamberlin, Dr. Charlton. SECOND ROW: Dr. Smaha, Dr Cady, Dr. Colantoni, Dr, Komarrow, Dr. Yuska, Dr. Agnew. SUPER VISORS C . Lf, A4 .vi 'PQ ' Y ,-K S ' A S., X Mrs. Barlow, Assistant Director ,Q 4 S' Q a ,Q of Nursing Serviceg Mrs. Satterlyg -- '75 7 X Mrs. Bartong Mrs. Walshg Mrs. 2 I 1 its Claypool. ' F L9 .ff i A 5213.4 V, it Li 0, . l fl . MTS- MOFFOW, MTS- White- Mrs. Vallilee, Absent: Miss Parke, 19 'P HEAD NURSES ' W v, 5 E wg Q dit S A, f is M. .......... Q4 S SS q i i f NURSING STAFF HEALTH OFFICE - ' :R . :A x' K P fA?,.r..w. MEM. K M M ,,-.1-.W I .4 , il. ,gnu K , -a b .I V 'H' ' . 7 ' 'Q 4 X 5 .. . 5 , q E, 5 4, X. 2 l , f X X M , HO USEMOTHERS MRS MRS: MRS MRS: 1 , A 'A DRISCOLL CI-IAFFEE KITCHEN DOWD Z M' ' I I I f QW MXN S'Qf3f3 M ..,, I ' 1 3, I a 2 ' MRS. ROBINSON MRS. LATHAM DR. BLAKE MRS. PIERCE MRS. BARTLESON MRS. LILLIAN ACKLEY MRS. DONNA MOORHEAD SECRETARIES MISS JOYCE DOWD aww- LIBRARIANS MRS. MAXINE REESER MRS. IOSEPHINE DENNIS MISS JEAN ANTES INSER VICE NURSES MRS. LETIZIA, MRS. LYONS ABSENT: MISS WORDEN. WARD CLERKS AIDES AND ORDERLIES , , by S155 'Q Q A 46 ' CA ND Y STRIPERS 24 H IZ, I0 2 aw' 5 7 554 U l DEBQQ, V1 N73 !'W:'? 5'?2 : ,: ,f' fm Wim i f I IPPB ' Q Q ..............- X-RAY w ww L ' MAC ,ummm f 1 C8 si P.A.R I.C. U. C.C.U in-N N f X PEDIA TRICS GENCY DEPAR TMENT .. 'ia -. -, 2 f--f A, . 2 uf' MEDICAL SURGICAL i PHARMA CY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Q 19 if - L 51 VA -Ly:- H - A VC k ' PHYSICAL OR THOPEDICS LABORA TORIES , ' Q E2 'O ,diwgw ,gp zgw 5 , A J , ., ,M lm-r XM L 33 SOCIAL SER VICE MRS. MAGNUS DIETAR Y MR. MANCHESTER NHSS COON MRS. FONTANA PUBLIC INFORMA TION MR. JOHN O'BRIEN Nb QQ. NA CLASS OF 1974 L-R: ROW 1: L. Higby, R. Archer. ROW 2: D. Temple, J. Comstock, B. Dorosh. ROW 3: L.A. Myers, R. Smith, R. Silverberg. ROW 4: K. Parker, R. Kougher. ROW 5: B. Jeffery, D. Todloski, N. Collins, B. Narehood. ROW 6: J. Kingsley, D. Bur- nett, R. Klenotiz. Absent: J. Kascsak. L-R: ROW 1: D. Eschenburg, L. Sieg, D. Homnick, E. Chichak. ROW 2: E. Russell, C. Dushek, V. l.aMoniCa, K. Mosier, D. Brown, B. Plotts. ROW 3: K. Mur- phy, D. Burnett, C. Osterhout, B. Nelson, Mrs. K. Fedorka, Advisor. ROW 4: M.l.. Morgan, C. Potter, L. Erway, P. Hall, M. jones, M. L. Leljedal. ROW 5: M. Durand, N. Rossi, D. Dunbar, 1. Strunk, C. Pease, E. Santiago. ROW 6: S. Hilfiger, C. Young, A. Showers, M. Davey, D. Edler, R. Scott, R. Salsman, S. Kithcart. ROW 7: C. Shaffer, J. McGregor, S. Franks, D. Schneider, A. Souder, E. Board- man, V. Price, l..A. Millard. C. Potter fPres.j, N. Rossie QSec.j, A. Showers fTreas.J, L. Erway QV. Pres.J Our Freshman year. . .filled with apprehension, frustration, fears, tears, and homesicknessg but made up for by all the good times filled with fun, laughter, love, and a sense of class spirit. We made it through our first year and now we look forward to two more years of learning and learning experiences. Impressions of all dimensions from small and great and from bad to good were left with us. One of these impres- sions follows as written by one who wrote from her heart: Dr. Lindsay As you stand before me, I can see wisdom flowing out of your well educated dialogue. I gaze in wonder, not knowing if Iwill gather the knowledge you have now in all my lifetime. I look again and I see a meek smile, yet warm and sincere. Yes, you understand not only about endoplasmic reticulum and ATP conversion but you also have an insight on eople. Iiflany a time you've given strength to those who need it--strength to learn, continue and serve. I only wish everyone could know and appreciate you as I do. Someday, maybe years from now, someone may ask an anatomy question and your students will see the wisdom of your face appearing before them. . .then that knowledge drilled in so slyly will return. Love for human life is the most important aspect in nursing and you, Dr. Lindsay, are the one that helped produce many a good nurse! All I can say is, you're doing a good job, never stop feeding those hungry for knowledge, all the knowledge you can give. -- You're the Greatest! 37 4' V N H . if V . ww ' Oh - you should have called first! ! : xf M v W My guidance councilor was right this IS the life ' We Packer girls are really stacked! ! 595 A eleefdddl ii fr Eat your heart out Dr. Lindsay! Was that a strike? ! ? Excuse me folks, nature Calls! lk-...N A '49 I wouldn't try that if I were you! ! 38 Here Iam - ready or not! ! What do you mean, am I OF AGE?! ! He came in through the Packer window! lb. 'ff-'11-fin 'Will .ximian umm-Q ll' CID!! 'lb' 'in van -Quia , ,Wm f--un. vw-vu.-.ef Mun-sau UlUUP 'UWINQ Maru-ion, umwmn-umm up.-wqg. -anwuwqy, 5 . ? 4? T 5 ,F rm , 1.--Q K., ,, .vga flaw. A- X. 6 S , A - 1 R A . f ' r 'e CLASS OF 1973 L-R: ROW 1: S. Swisher, C. Barrows, I. Viel. ROW 2: R. Mowry, B. johns, C Sandell, Olver. ROW 3: Mrs. St. Cyr fAdvisorQ, M. Barnes, D. Bloomer, C. King. ROW4 M Miller, L. Wysocki, M. Bliss, L. Reynolds. ROW 5: I. Gabriel, S. O'Ma1ley. ROW6 T Hayes, A Huck, D. Pankau, I. Sayre. ROW 7: N. Kelly, R. Stafford, C. Buffington, A Loughney, M Derzak. Absent: K. Holland, L. Hamilton, D. Kibbe, B. Leshinsky. 40 D Q Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Buffington QI-Iistorianj, B. johns fPres.J, D. Kibbe fSec J K QTreas.J, Mrs. B. St. Cyr fAdvisorJ. Dear Lord, I see legs that don't walk, Eyes that won't see, Hearts that don't love, Things that shouldn't have to be. Open my eyes And strengthen my heart, Broaden my mind So I can do mypart. To make those legs walk, The eyes able to see, To fll hearts with love, Leavingpeaee within me And thank you Lord for showing to me that love is the answer and a student nurse - a good thing to be. Amen A typical day in Ortho. But Mrs. Fedorka what do I do with this hand? Where did my thurnb go? I ' 5 V I 3 3 if f fff If I Q3 Qt h i h 1 a Q I REFUSE to empty one more BED PAN! 1 I Caught in the act! Yoo-Hoo, Barb. Where do Iput the cuff? 42 Should I yell now or later! I think I've just been cut to the quick. lti W djii ,, aa flx, Q IVLI' l'I' I 7 1 . . . and so they lived hap- pily ever after. 77-JE END OF ' 'I' HE ROAD? OR THE BEGINNING! ,-,-. L,-i L,,,,' 1f1f:qzsz,:,g-W xf xixgg W, .,,fgyvfig-ull:-fr iff bmw v V ww.: ,,:14Z,mygp1fQx 16 1 iixw as f S sf-if 'Q U-we :lim--Sslzxififwkfi151 as ,A :ef X s,w,n,,.:sps23fw3,wqmwis gfnggi X QQ if55fQffff?hiZfs?:-Sf?,g,EQiQ,3 15 5 -wr L,z:,w,, 2,:f.ffw5w6szQ1w we 856 5 ss if SXT 5515: 2 , Y 3 V58 S my 1 S 5 12 1,4 2 IH 1. G52 :Q , wa .ffm ,,.,,. Awggykf :J .Lag-22252 Sis:wif1,SQ:Q-WNSLQVQ-wisfkgff? R E if L, - 2 swsgwwwwwi, j5f,k ??fg3E'i'352,' 5g1f1 22:1-2 isis' 72? if 'W ,az AM L my ,igu.w.4sQ , --g lf 2 ,,.L 2 ' I :faief wg. , 5 s , V? ::,,.:sa ' Q xml A Gm W ' sg, f, 2 g,,:gw,wU.f - Upufdi-Q BLQCXN E369 Susfw CQYQPQ N OPEN Q, LJ UQ, '- lm 22145 qup MN E9 RBD ,NHT I0 Faffzikw. f , :Q w,:4'i 1 S :L X BARBARA BEAN Little things can often be the biggest in someone's day. CYNTHIA ALBI I Bini . . . , A thousand yeaxs is but a grain of sand in time. . . But love is a thousand grains of sand in one human lifetime. si 45 62 G WE DA BOSTO GWenny Mae alias Geeb . . . Is there anymore cabbage ? . . . Rea11y?! Look to your soul . . . In the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed Kahlil Gibran One of the weaknesses of our age uish our needs from our greeds. RICHARD JAMES CA TRO 46 is our apparent inability to disting- SHERR Y CHANSUN Wi11ard . . . Love is a special way of feeling . . . june 17, 1972. . . What are you doing the rest of your 1ife? . . . Keith 3 yr' CARUL ANN O'HARA C MMINGS If you do a good deed, never remember it. If you receive a good deed, never forget it. 47 1 f A11 that we love, deeply . becomes a part of us .... David. . . Nursing. . . Peace. KAREN LYNN CYWINSKI ROMA YNE FRANCES GERRITY We can give without loving, but we cannot love without giving. 4,1 Hsu lg. 6 'Q 48 3' l u ,lf e ,, BRENDA JOYCE GR ONWALDT Ross Canada lf you love life, life will love you back. SUSAN KERRICK Sue . . . Know thyself . . . B. S. N. . . . Poor baby. . . Snoopy . . . Make time live for you by making the most out of every moment. 1 J 49 DORA MA GEE What hath God wrought? BETH LQVECCHIO Learn from yesterday- Live for tod y Hope f omorrow. 3... 50 MINDY S E MAGEE Some you win, some you loose, and some are called off because of rain. ...fp CHER YL MORSE Spud , . . Maine - AC . . . Room on wheels. . . sprained ankles- 240 Bed rest. . . 24 oranges and one exam. . . P. T. 's red lobster. . . They that sow in tears shall reap in joy. 51 ANITA RAKER Needer , . . I-IoW's that joke go again? Drink u woo s! . . . p g . . . The pink buggy.. . What, no stickshift? . . . Summer of '71. . . Colour my world qi WI i JANET SCHRADER Iljanll house Love thing. . . . Roadrunner. . .New . . .Homemade Pizza. . is a many splendored ll 52 ' JOANNE SKUBIC Today is the first day of the rest of your life. R UTH SLIKER Footprints on the sands of time fade away Lmless you keep moving. C 53 6 JEA MARIE VA HOR After all We've become in so little time, I'll never be able to tell you all you've come to mean to me. But then we have forever. LYNN . VA VORCE The hardest knowledge to learn is the knowledge about yomself. CAR UL WESTGA TE . . . Westy . . . I feel the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance. Pablo Casals . C ' lf i L YNDA WILLIAMS Bill . . . Nothing like being spastic ! . . . Does anybody have a bandaid? . . . Long walks. . . It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahlil Gibran 55 SUSA . YARD Hard is life for he who desires death but lives on for the sake of his beloved ones. Kahlil Gibran 56 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, SUSAN YARD, will my Fiorinal prescription to Mrs. Latham in hopes that I won't need it after I graduate. I, LYNN VanVORCE, will to anyone who needs it, the ability to get fairly good marks on tests without studying the night before . I, JEAN Vanl-IORN, will my knowledge of Philadelphia's social life to Red Room and Mary Jane. I, LINDA WILLIAMS, will to Johnnie one case of Vaseline lotion and the patience to wait for someone to invent an automatic back rub machine. I, CAROL WESTGATE, will my ability to drink coffee and still not get ulcers to Dr. Letizia. I, ANITA RAKER, will my woogies to anyone who can afford to feed them. I, RUTH SLIKER, will my inability to stay at Packer on weekends to Jan Gabriel. I, JOANNE SKUBIC, will the expense of my long distance phone calls to the Bell Telephone Company. I, JANET SCHRADER, will my ability to go home to a husband every night to anyone who gets married. I, CHERYL MORSE, will my roommate to R. L. K. I, MINDY MAGEE, will my ability of staying in good health to any sickly junior. I, DORA MAGEE, will if I get the chance. I, BETH LQVECCHIO, will my ability to stay on a continual diet and not lose any weight. I, SUSAN KERRICK, will my copies of the Rapid Transit Guide and maps of N. Y. C. and Philadelphia to anyone who goes on affiliation - also I wish them luck in getting to where they want to go. I, BRENDA GRONWALDT, will to anyone who needs it, my ability to keep on trying. I, POSIE GERRITY, will Jan Gabriel all the weird experiences I've had living in the dorms. I, KAREN CYWINSKI, will my babysitting jobs to anyone who says they want a big family in hopes that they'1l change their mind. I, CAROL CUMMINGS, will nothing to nobody. I, SHERRY CHANSON, will my ability to endure homesickness and get to Milford on weekends to Pat Hall. I, RICHARD CATRON, will the six dollars Posie owes me to anyone who wishes to renege on payment for a ride to Philadelphia . I, GWENDA BOSTON, will to Jeanne Sayre a good Senior year as President of Student Council. I, BARB BEAN, will my ability to be in the wrong place at the wrong time to anyone with the same gift. I, CYNTHIA ALBINI, will my trick of treat ability at S. N.A. P. Convention to Derz , Buff , and Mrs. Girard. We, JOANNE SKUBIC, BETH LOVEECHIO, and MINDY MAGEE, will our ability to cram three people into a phone booth in Greenwich Village, when caught between an armed policeman and a fleeing criminal. 57 S. ,ef Mr. 8 Mrs. Roy Cummings Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Gerrity 1 Mr. S Mrs. Richard Catron I 5 Mr. 8 Mrs. William LoVecchio Mr. 8 Mrs. Raynaond Schrader The Wedding Song He is now to be among you, at the calling of your hearts. Rest assured, this troubador is acting on His part. The union of your spirits here has caused Him to remain, for whenever two or more of you are gathered in His name, there is love, there is love. A man shall leave his mother and a woman leave her home, and they shall travel on to where the two shall be as one. As it was in the beginning, is now, and 'til the end, woman draws her life from man and gives it back again. And there is love, there is love. Then what's to be the reason for becoming man and wife ? Is it love that brings you here or love that brings you life? And if loving is the answer, then who's the giving for? Do you believe in something that you've never seen before? Well, there's love, there is love. The marriage of your spirits here has caused Him to remain, for whenever two or more of you are gathered in His name there is love, there is love. 58 X W f 1 f ' Y . 3-W. ,2 vifibml -as .1 ' ' W 2355? l Wlifwif-L e--ry-9 , 2 A Q , . 1 1' wee? af zu, W ,- 'Ng a 'ifli Ka , HI Smudged it ll Talk about the blind lead- If I had more room. ' ing the blind. Eight ball in the Side Ah - This is the life! pocket I just know he's not Oh, Spud ! H ir- CO1'1'1i1'1g! H fl All this just because my hair touched my collar We-e-e-e wish you a Mer- Could we ever forget? ry Christm as . 59 l L I didn't learn about this in OB. But the TV room is freezing! I'm getting too old for this. I'Ve heard of midnight snacks, but this is ridiculous! This is an airway, just in case. 1 5 K Q 3 1 E , , 33,5 . 5 W -...J , 5 , ' Nm, ' No Comment! 60 Our famous ACE mov- ing man! ifmfifzf 1-zz Come on Doc, what's his diagnosis. Now, what am I going to wear for work. Group Therapy STUDENT COUNCIL - k .4 W s PRES . ROMAYN E GERRITY i OFFICERS: SEATED: G. Boston - Sec., J. Sayre - Pres. Elect, C. Westgate - Corres. Sec. STAND- ING: M. Derzak - Soc. Com. , L. Williams - SNAP Rep., D. Bloomer - School Store, A. I-luck - Treas. ABSENT: P. Gerrity - Pres., K. Cywinski - Nom. Com. KNEELING: C. Morse, A. Huck, I. VanHorn. SEATED: Mrs. Moniere - Advisor, C. Sandell, J. Sayre, G. Boston, D. Magee, L. Williams. STANDING: B. johns, E. Russell, E. Chichak, C. Potter, M. Derzak, C. Westgate, D. Bloomer, T. Hayes, R. Sliker. ABSENT: P. Gerrity, K. Cywinski. -iww-uf v 1' M ' C..Q,.. .' Lf,...I ' .. V Hmuix all vlivrs es 15 -M-.S EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: SEATED: G. Boston - Sec., J. Sayre - Pres. Elect, C. Westgate - Corres. Sec. STANDING: A. Huck - Treas. ABSENT: P. Gerrity - Pres. 62 SOCIAL COMMITTEE . 'ww -L f gigs, A f T Q at gf'- .i -,V BOTTOM: J. Barnes, I. Viel. TOP C Buffmgton, M. Derzak, 'jg' T Hayes. ff fi- O T T OP 3 I . -QT ff ,V ,, 2 K L 1 , WI Q' f , v kfgf, yi ' , V . ,, T? , T 'i Q q q. T .lgizl f K nh T 5 ,4 H- ,, T 7 Fiw f 63 1 think we're going to be sick! 3' And he told me he'd send me a wallet size! - .,. ,L I Happy together. The group TJ is Did I hear someone say man on the floor? Aw--I T' g f ' F sgig -to A , T 'F' Ef' ' i p,s 7 , u se-J I ' ,,. ,L 1-sv M scsi, 5' K ' 3, , 2 --pg. . ' s Bob+C ai-o1+Ted+A1ice i Bottoms up! 3 This is an obscene what?! ? 64 Women's lib Who stole my pants! ?? Dr. Post - we got one for ya! 1st ROW: D. Magee - Photography, C. Westgate - Co-Editor. 2nd ROW: R. Sliker - Layout, A. Raker - Business, G. Boston - Literary. ABSENT: K. Cywinski - Co-Editor, L. VauVorce - Typing. YEARBOOK STAFF SEATED: C. Morse, J. Sayre, G. Boston, R. Sliker, C. WestgateQCo-Editory, Ivirs. K. FedorkaQAdvisorj, D. Magee. STAND- ING: B. johns, M. Derzak, L. Williams, D. Bloomer, L. Wysocki, L. Matreski, J. VanHorn. Li SEATED: K. Cywinski QCO-Editory, R. Silverberg, L. VanVorce fTypingJ, B. Gronwaldt. STANDING D. Kibbe, S. Kerrick. N.C.F. SEATED-lst ROW: S. Swisher, C. Morse, K. Pease, B. Nelson, V. Price, D. Dunbar. 2nd ROW D. Eschenburg, K. Mosier. STANDING: D. Magee E. Santiago, A. Souder, C. Young, E. Boardman, C. Salsman, C. Dushek, Mrs. Vanderhoof-Advisor NNUAL CHRISTMAS PAR TY Wow! What a smile! Happy Chzmnukah! X' .. 'N -. Lay all that food on me. S.N.A.P. ,.g.,...-av . .,.. ,,,,....- 1st ROW: L. Ex-way QSNAP Rep. J, C. Buffington fPres.-Electj, B. Leshinsky fSec.j 2nd ROW P. Hall, L. Wysocki, M. Derzak, D. Bloomer, D. Kibbe. 3rd ROW: N. Rossi, J. Strunk, C Potter, j. McGregor. Absent: C. Albini, S. Chanson, S. Kerrick, R. Sliker, 1. Vanl-Iorn, C Westgate QP1-es. J, T. Hayes fTreas. J, A. Showers. NURSI G BOWL ATR.P.H. li H- 67 SCHOOL STORE ASSISTANT LINDA WYSOCKI ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TOY SALE 68 CHRISTMAS FORMAL 1 e, of ,ZF as , i 69 We will be on our way now. . . another day and we will find a new leaf yet uncovered! Oh, but we cannot turn backg we, too, have come to the fork in the road and must choose our own direction. We may look back on these days, remembering them in so many different ways, but each of us will hold memories which have been deeply impressed upon our minds. It's a new day - today - and we will be on our way now. . . EPILOGUE aaa A BUSINESS PATRONS Bert's Pharmacy, Sayre, Pa. Bloss Bottery, Towanda, Pa. Boyle's Book Store, Sayre, Pa. Brotan's Ladies Apparel, Sayre, Pa. Card Shop, Towanda, Pa. Evans and Chaffee, Towanda, Pa. The First National Bank of Bradford County, Towanda, Pa Harden's Electric, Towanda, Pa. Hoffman's, Towanda, Pa. J. J. Newberry's, Sayre, Pa. Langan's Rexall Pharmacy, Sayre, Pa. Lowery Funeral Home, Athens, Pa. Masonite Corporation, Towanda, Pa. Palluzzi's Toggery, Sayre and Athens, Pa. Sayre Floral Company, Sayre, Pa. Sharping's Shoe Store, Sayre, Pa. Tama's Shoe Store, Towanda, Pa. Wolf Furniture, Sayre and Towanda, Pa. FRIENDS Dr. David C. Agnew Dr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Archer Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Aronstam Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atwood Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ault Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Jan Beck Dr. and Mrs. William C. Beck Dr. and Mrs. Monroe O. Blake Dr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Boselli Dr. and Mrs. Romulo M. Bunao Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cady Dr. J. W. J. Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Chamberlin Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Clough Dr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Conklin Miss Genevieve Coon Dr. and Mrs. George W. Corner, Jr. Mr. Harry K. Crandall Dr. and Mrs. Nareyen Deshmukh Mr. Le Roi Dixon Mrs. Jane Duhigg A Friend Dr. and Mr. Jorg Faulkenburg Mr. and Mrs. John Fedorka Dr. and Mrs. James M. Flood Dr. and Mrs. Werner Gergen 71 FRI EN DS Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Girard Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Hresko Miss Alene M. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Jones Dr. and Mrs. John R. Kearney Miss Lillian Kehrli Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr Dr. Dr. and Mrs. s. Kathrine Krokoski and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dr. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Drs. James B. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Dr. Dr. Mrs. Carl V. Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. John A. Kelly Kazutoshi Kikkawa Arthur B. King Edward Kulczycki H. Lee Kustaborder Mauriec B. Latham Wayne L. Letizia J. T. Littleton William C. Luft Donald W. McClelland and Eleanor N. McQuillen Bruce R. MacKay Gerald L. Mackler Kenneth K. Meyer Leo Moniere D. S. Motsay Harold J. Mullaly Warren Nagle John S. Niles, Jr. S. Patterson Glenn H. Park J. Alan Reid Henry D. Rentschler and Mrs. Wilson J. Robertson Elliot S. Robinson, Jr. Paul C. Royce Gregory J. Salko Miss Helen R. Saunders Dr. and Mrs. William H. Sewell Dr. Paul Shallenberger The Rev. M. Dr. and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. St. Cyr William A Steinbach Miss Helene Swoyer Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Bird Sumner and Mrs. Robert S. Sutherland Edward A. Talmage John M. Thomas James Ty and Mrs. James Vanderhoof John L. Wanamaker Donald R. Weaver Richard S. White and Mrs. Michael Yanuzzi Robert E. Young Ralph D. Zehr We -- BAD 12 Th F101 4'