St Francis School of Nursing - Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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PA ACEA TAFF FRONT ROWgLEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Bergkarnp, Mary Barker, Betty Wenger, Betty Mrddaugh Pat Braaf. SECOND ROW: Florence Caves, Pat Wagner, Leona Jasper, Mary Biermann, Rmda Tritt Mary Evelyn Lynch, Shirley Wilson, Annie Roets, Nadine Esplund, lee Rauh, Ann Ruddick Darlene Winter Annual Advisor, , , Editor ...II Associate Editor , , Senior Editor , , , Asst. Senior Editor . Junior Editor , , Asst. Junior Editor , Freshman Editor Asst. Freshman Editor Snapshot Editors , , Advertising Manager. Business Managers , Artists , Typis ts .. Helpers I U f Sister Mary Eulalia Betty Wendi:-:r Betty Mid ugh Pat Braaf Helen Bergkamp Catherine Seiwert Mary Barker Kay Thompson Nancy Dye Leona Jasner Pat Wagner Nadine Esplund Helen Russell Mary Biermann Annie Roets Joan Peitz ' Janet Begg Darlene inter Florence Caves Shirley Wohlschlegel Rinda Tritt Shirley Wilson Mary Lynch Lee Rauh Ann Ruddick Jeanne TenBarge Aleta Alban Martha Samples Dorothy Saiier 7

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Stethoscope ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL OF NURSING Vol. JVI. WICHITA, KANSAS-NOVEMBER, 1954 N0, 1 A Report From The Announcement mick Avenue, Jimmy Morrisorfs Happy Birthday To- Stlltlenl. C0l.lI1cll Sacred Heart College wishes- Orchestra will play. Admission September The first Thursday in tember the Student Council W: found busy. It was a new yea a new student council heade by Miss Darlene Winters, scho president, and the officers 1 the school and classes. Eac member undoubtedly thougl about the part she could play i making this a successful yea The first item on the agenc was revision of the curfe hours. As a result of the dig cussion, the seniors were pe: mitted two additional hours, tl juniors one additional and tl' freshmen the regular time bt cause of the 'number of studie Our advisor, Sister Eulali. noticed that the constitution W: not abreast with the years i some points. and a revisig ' the school constjtf' Segt0fkXxe2 necessary tgalix xl yn ' Bl-97. -EAXLB 55 me Youggs . 39955 , T CW Mtg. ry? J he . . K, 'Eine oi at QXIGHKVCEQ-XA will that to R1 00 H 1' nersnh T' if t Rilla Jean Murry 3, Deomalee nan 5, Darlene Eisen- 11, Celia Kassin 15, Patsy 12, Charleen Allen 18, Seiwert 19, Nadine Esp- 21, Wilma Schumacker 23, Denton 16, Leona Jasper Catherine Cunnigham 20, Warner 23. October ma Chizek 2, Anna Patz- 7, Rose Marie Blackmore 14, Murie 17, Oleta Dick- , Jeanette Hickel 21, Peitz 21, Norma Halsey Darlene Winter 22, Correen 92. Kay Parsons 28. announce thelr Dav 1 Admi ' . , sszong . mtlation r or 1911 tation 1 our ' What W s . at ed SPED-fi W1th gett- St. Francis ' partjes . Ing' acqu . lunch and 1 Clty tour filllt. Werenft 'fowhat have yosg pgnic 1' th ' it space in t at Iittl Hom - Il? heart f e empty ol Semo and Qctobe ow.. f- f fsck xegimzght havgbgelgfweet Ant ' Per- s T E T H o S C o P E ,h Xin Tuesixzse Wateruoon' 0155 ati g,A,.'Y Q ai A rec oil' X9 te, W 621 playa parailon '- ' Xa M6 ye K, . 51106 A in we ? fftaiovw' 1 igewe Y fo'21'f', ' in the B and' br V wdxne 100 9, - thef sei da P5 B955 vliilunihgxle hax we ,J 'nad' H1005 K5 'fn the 1 You 9' Wea ue Wa 58 ' Kitch had baf'b'c'-in we got, helpl' 'mpt geo qi? gback W at cr Tea A X 'oqmmgtiove if Q - The -N.. -weft B ' and Jlln' '01-., da' Mg- 101' 0 sr class s S' C-311 lass 12 ' T day 0170118011 ahah Soflored th ' gt-ob S W.t' 13 . Sciihiggursesf 3 ag teisghi Swelcom ' P1-e8.Pa17o1-. 0 17.117 liz ang: ul? and ldent . Ann. Ir scrape and New 3, -Vfhmic ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING touch FS adde d Ork sky- Phone AM 2-8120 ti, 1 es to this ye. fitmospheric ' -'Glaze Naturally art? Fall Fes, JANUARY, 1955 we, tht? fglowfnl, with Probie the . .mst d pride Editor T - - - - - Patricia Wagner 1 Lfifcfl bllling jflgftgrfe into Associate Editor - - Charlotte Truesdale jbbonj Ishii! Green shge rfflcis. Art Editor - - - Frances Montford airdo, slolsund ankles, girlng'-S, Feature J - - - - Florence Caves 216 at an Eifroe On belt oistly - I . Il :Kelli p0Sition Ifgalclisu fMeahl:, iiorvef. they met e Drobies guejbfuver Ware a lofty ade. ' 3 Solif Jlgst for Togggat 8 life! 525' T0 ies wer 1 dale t e scurrying y ers. gtplease their Jonffer Subscription 31.00 Per Year ientiany rially was fznxor ' I ind Us Reporters- Student Council - Sodality - - - Seniors - - - - Juniors - - - Freshmen - - - - - - - - Annie Townsell - Mary Ann Jostes - 'Betty Middaugh Charlott Truesdale - Jane Eberwein Margaret Murphy Alumna ----- ---- sl, IJ 114' g' eff-e 1 the 8. nj cacqzlailgmel 'TIZZUY ilglizretavgurtllie 'center Of attrdzftiolhf L1 . E C ' U 3 f,,,jjl0n ,,,lZff..,S1lfZp 1,efZf1j'A ee wsisraft put 01-r again that kind deed you'd do. SQ-iffy ae1fg,?QWvjf31nparfy was igfiff a da 6111 concicb a :fha lo Don't fail to rlht any wrong. - evgngs to eaf after all the goo? H+ Start: W11-iss spans Ewing tm' E Bring all the gladness to others you can antiung Of more a fun-Packed -fv- in the interest Pr and he 'fs For toda doesn't last ver lon ms of the inf- non-sensical and the students worknlffe Jith y y gl' ' I 'ated pl-Obie-S Wed the council it looks like a good Tomorrow's yesterday is here now today M ' 5 has year. So be careful nf all Hn-2+ ww An been the WH- Pt he 41 Wa flrst Week 01'ds??2

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SE Hill CLASS lllS'l'0llY On June 16, 1952, St. Francis School of Nursing, again opened their doors to Z0 sparkling girls. They were ready and Willing to learn to' light the lamps which would see them through the next uncertain three years, which in the end they hoped would bring to them the bright career of nursing. On September l, 1952, 54 lamplighters joined them, determined not to walk alone but ready to work together. On initiation the lamps flickered when the mighty Juniors tied green bows on us and labeled us as Probies. Soon, however, these lamps were burning bright when we received the school cap and no longer were labeled as little ones. A great event in our probie days was the first Fall Festival. Elaine Mizuguchi was our candidate for queen. Again our lamps were slightly dimmed as we bowed to the Seniors. But we were proud to come in second, with determination that the next two years we would work ourselves to victory. As Probies we elected Jeanette Hickel to lead our class as President. You should have seen us our first Christmas away from home! We wondered how we would ever live through it, but we soon learned that now we were a new family, a group of future nurses. We all attended Midnight Mass, then back to our rooms to unwrap our presents. We bid all a Merry Christnuas, and to our bed we went, dreaming of you back home, and with the hopes of in the morning bringing a Merry Christmas to our patients. ' Day followed day and as Freshmen we jealously watched the Juniors and Seniors dress for their prom, longing for the day when we would be upper- classmen. That year we were so glad to see May roll around. What relieving thought to put Anatomy, Microbiology, Pharmacologiy, and ai the rest on the shelf, with the hopes that just a little would stic with us. Yet how could we forget them when on the floor everyday we had to recall what we'd learned in class. All in all it really was a gay summer! September rolled around too soon, but we were more than glad to see some new Probies, and take on the title as upperclassmen. The lamps looked just a little brighter. That year Betty Middaugh was our class president, and oh yes, it was then when we proudl elected Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Poling as our class sponsor. They were so helfpful to us. We will never forget the wonderful times we had out at the Poling house with Polly, Lance, and Milton, Thank you Dr. and Mrs. Poling. It was this year when we began our departments, surgery, obstetrics, pivediatrics, and psychiatry. Now we really felt like we were making headway ho could ever forget our days on call, being awakened in the middle of the night to help save a life or bring another into the world. Another Fall Festival rolled around with Charlene Warner as our candidate. Again we came in second bravely congratulating the Seniors. Studies and work were hard, but time passed fast and soon it was Christ- mas with our beautiful class pins as a present. We all wore them proudly. In April we made the Broadview Hotel a historical place as we entertained the Seniors at the Junior and Senior prom. Then we watched the Seniors graduate and leave us, and again enjoyed the summer vacation without classes. E This year we were glad to see September roll around as we all donned the title of Seniors. Genevieve Powers led our class as President, while Darlene Winter presided as School President. Another honor to the Senior class was having Mary Biermann as Sixth District President. 'I'he lamps were burning much brighter, through them we could see our way to the end. At the Fa 1 Festival we proudly crowned our candidate Mary Biermann as queen. Santa broughtgold cuff links at Christmas with R. N. engraved on them. What a boost they gave us! We really enjoyed ourselves at the Junior and Senior prom where we were so well entertained by the Juniors. At last the great day we were waiting for came, our graduation day. The lamps of 47 lamp- lighters burned brightly into the future. Wearing corsages of American Beauty Roses, tied with ribbons of our colors, silver and blue, we sorrowfully but proudly bid good-bye to our school of nursing singing You'll Never Walk Alone , and down deep in our hearts lives our motto-- The lamp is heavy but the reward is great. 43