St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing - Retrospect Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

RETROSPECT 1964 ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING FORT WAYNE, INDIANA VOLUME 2 FOREWORD Retrospect . . . Looking backward... On the following pages are people and events that we shall always remember. Here are portrayed our supervisors, directors instructors, and classmates. Included also are our clinical experiences, recreational activities, and important happenings in our lives as student nurses. As the years go by we shall always treasure this Retrospect as our tool for... Remembering. ? ee = oe tie Pah oe 37. yf 69° LS. o's TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY Administrative, School of Nursing, Purdue University and Dr. Norm an M. Beatty Affiliation Staff, Office Workers, Maintenance, Service Personnel. GRADUATES Farewell Address UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors, Freshmen CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES SOCIALS GRADUATION ADVERTISING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Artwork--Sharon Miller, Freshman Photography --Allen C. Lomont Studio We the students of Saint Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing dedicate this Retrospect of 1964 to you, Sr. Mary Theodo- rita, in appreciation for your understanding and discipline, guidance, prayers, and sincere interest in the welfare of each and every one of us. The Most Rev. Leo A. Pursley, D.D. Bishop of Fort Wayne--South Bend SAINT JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL FT. WAYNE St. Joseph's Hospital opened its doors in 1869 as the city's first hospital. Instrumental in bringing this about was the Right Reverend John Henry Luers, Bishop of the Diocese, who purchased a hotel known as Rockhill House. It was his influence, too, which brought from Germany the Sisters to operate it, the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ; a Community devoted to the care of the sick and poor, and the education of youth, The hospital's evolution is marked by a progressive building program which got underway as early as 1878. Every few years... 1881, 1884, 1890, 1899, 1912, 1928, and 1962. . . additions went up, each one Biogel and more elaberure! sagt cedey the physical plant occupies a full city block. St. Joseph's is a 300-bed general hospital. It has facilities for clinical experience in surgical, medical, pediatric and obstetric nursing care. i { A building... Aroom... What makes them home? The many happy hours we spend studying, attending classes, and student meetings, enjoying recreational activities, and just plain having fun with fellow stu- dents makes this building and this room our home, It is here we live, learn, and mature while we are studying nursing. PRAYER FOR A NURSE Oh, my God: I am about to begin the day's work. Teach me to receive the sick in Thy name. Give to my efforts success, sweet Jesus, for the glory of Thy Holy Name. It is Thy work: Without Thee I cannot succeed. Grant that the sick Thou hast placed in my care may be abundantly blessed, Rev. Widman, C.PP.S., Hospital Chaplain and not one of them be lost because ; i of anything that is lacking in me. Help Thou me to overcome every temporal weakness and strengthen in me whatever may enable me to bring the sunshine of joy to the lives that are gathered round me day by day. Make me beautiful within for the sake of Thy sick ones and those lives which will be influenced by them. Amen. FACULTY SR. M. ODILLIA, P.H.J.C., R.N., B.S. Hospital Administrator. SR. M, THEODORITA, Pied .C.. Rene M.S. Director of Nursing. LUCILLE McLAUGHLIN, R.N., Assistant Director Nursing Service. JOSEPHINE K, SCHWEIER, R.N.j Miss Assistant Director Nursing Education. 10 AN DORIS MACK, R.N., M.A., In- structor in Medical-Surgical Nursing. MARY RUTH BEEBER, R.N., Assistant Instructor in Medical- Surgical Nursing. HELEN RIEBERSAL, R.N., Assistant Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing. REGINA SNYDER, R.N., Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing. ESTHER M. CAMPBELL, R.N., A.B., Instructor in Fundamentals of Nursing. NANCY GEMMER, R.N., B.S.N. Assistant Instructor in Medical- Surgical Nursing, PATRICIA PRCHLIK, R.N., As- sistant Instructor in Fundamentals of Nursing. GLORIA HEUER, R.N., Health ELVIS BINZ, R.N., M.A., Nursing CAROLYN GETTY, R.N., B.S.N., Nurse. of Children, Instructor. Maternity Nursing, Instructor. a0 Bis MARY M, HUTSON, R.N., B.S., FLORENCE BLUM, R.N., Instructor SALLY N. HANEY, R.N., M:S., Instructor in Psychiatric Nursing. in Psychiatric Nursing. Instructor in Psychiatric Nursing. CRITE Dat ne eh aC Seprepabros tee cote ts ] | i HAROLD CROWDER, Ph.D., In- JOHN DEITCHE, Ph.D., Instructor structor in Basic Sciences. in Psychology. JACQUELINE TUPPER, B.S., In- structor in Nutrition and Diet Therapy. REV SROBER BOURLEY 2 A:5., MSGR. JOHN REED, M.A., In- Instructor in Principles of Ethics structor in Sociology. and Medical Ethics. er POT. — SSE Are purmronnwarngedts Arey ang nT septs Sse esas cone Miss Mary F. Fetter, Registrar Miss Marguerite Smith, Typist Mrs. Jeffrey, Medical Librarian, helps C. Kaminski find a reference. Ursula Magnan, House Mother Nettie Falvy, Receptionist Sete eHeeeee eases Ses ee eae Ethel Hughes, Housekeeping Gertrude Gause, Housekeeping 16 Edna Clark, Housekeeping Fred Gerber, Maintenance eT al i oa mine gnctin peur mein mer, nets meses moon ence er meee oe, GRADUATES A Farewell Message to the Class of 1964 On September 10, 1961, you came to St. Joseph's eager and excited about the many experiences which you knew would help you reach your goal as professional nurses. Today your eagerness and excitement are even greater, as you stand at the threshold of a new way of life and look forward to assuming the responsibilities of a graduate nurse. During the same year in which you began to learn about nursing, a new St. Joseph's hospital also had its beginning. And, even as brick was laid upon brick to build this new structure , you were building too--building your future. First, the foundation of knowledge; then, opportunities galore to reinforce this knowledge in patient care; finally, the friendships which you formed and will not want to forget. The loyalty to your Alma Mater deepened too, as the three years moved swiftly to completion. Today we are planning the final steps for moving into our new hospital. It is marvelously equipped to give the best of service to those who come to us in need of health care. The shiny new equipment, however, means little unless we who use it are motivated by love for the sick, remembering that whatever you have done to the least of these, you have done to Me. Your contribution to patient care, because of your status today--and I know you are mighty proud of it--will be giving your BEST in service to the sick. The faculty and personnel of St. Joseph's Hospital and School of Nursing have worked, at times with great effort, to help you achieve your goal. Do remember them with gratitude and an occasional prayer in appreciation of their en- deavors. As graduate nurses, you will want to take time to increase your knowledge to keep in step with advances in science and health. Take time, too, to enjoy and store away some of the worthwhile things in life--happiness, joy, beauty, peace, friendship and virtue--so that you may bring them forth from your storehouse and share them with others as you go along life's way. Congratulations, and may God be with you always! May you have a happy future in your professional career! Sincerely, het M. arkor LsRN. Sister M. Theodorita, R.N., M.S. Director of Nursing 18 BETTY L. ADAMS Oaf Fort Wayne Member of IANS .. . April 7, 1943 GARLA Le BERES Berries South Bend Member of Sodality, Judiciary committee and Yearbook staff... June 28, 1943 PATRICIA R. BIEBER Bieb Fort Wayne Member of Sodality, Chorus and IANS .. . October 25, 1943 INA M, BROUWER Shortie Arcola Member of Sodality, Chorus and TANS? March 22, 1943 JANICE M. BUBP Uvannies Fort Recovery, Ohio August 15, 1943 Lo. Member of Sodality, Chorus, IANS and Nominating committee . . SYLVIA J. BURBANK Sylvie Goshen Member of IANS and Judiciary conimittec.... January 15, 1943 DIANA J. BYROADE Diane New Haven Members of IANS, Chorus, By-laws committee and Freshman Welcoming committee... June 2, 1943 JUDITH E, CASPER Judy Huntington Vice-President of Sodality and Stu- dent Association, State Convention, member of Chorus, By-laws com- mittee and Yearbook staff... July 12, 1943 CAROL A. CONN Inky Syracuse Member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus and the Student Welfare, Nomina- ting and By-laws committees . July 29, 1943 August 22, 1943 20 MARY J. GALLOWAY Janie Fort Wayne Member of Sodality and Chorus . a SHARON K. GERARDOT Peanut Yoder Member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus and Judiciary committee. . July 5, 1943 JUDY Lo HILL Hoojee Churubusco Secretary of District IANS, Chair- man of By-laws and Judiciary com- mittees, Taiwan project, National Convention... July 6, 1943 LINDA L. HOBBS Hobbsie Marion Member of IANS, Chorus and Social COmmILLeer ra. July 11, 1943 LENA R. JONES Member of Student Association... June 25, 1932 BEVERLY J. KLINGER Rey Avilla Member of IANS and chorus... May 17, 1942 21 ROXIE J. KREIGH Rox Zanesville Yearbook Editor, Chairman of By- laws committee, member of IANS, Chorus and Newspaper staff... December 30, 1942 CAROLYN E, LAUX Lauxie Portland Member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus and policy committee . April 13, 1943 MARY E. MARKS Marksie Fort Wayne Yearbook Advertising Manager, Beatty Vice-President, member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus, Judiciary and Policy committees and ULAVOCEY Bstalt eae November 23, 1942 ROSALYN D. McAFEE Livan Bluffton Member of IANS, Chorus and Social committee . August 25, 1943 JANE A, MORGAN Jani Rushville Member of IANS, Chorus and Judiciary committee... September 4, 1940 22 MARGARET R. OVERMYER oreo! Fort Wayne Member of Sodality, IANS and Chorus ress. November 28, 1943 ELIZABETH A, ROLLER Beth Fort Wayne Chairman of Policy and Social committees, National Convention, member of IANS, Chorus and Newspaper staff... December 29, 1943 JUDITH E, SIEBERN Judy Churubusco Secretary of Student Association, Yearbook Business Manager, News- paper Co-editor, member of IANS, Chorus and Judiciary committee... May 15, 1943 JAN E, SILBERMAN Silb Marion District Talent Show winner, State Convention, Beatty Social Chair- man, member of IANS, Chorus and Nominating committee . October 29, 1941 CONNIE E, SMITH USiitcy Ossian President of Student Association, Beatty Secretary-Treasurer, Chair- man of Nominating Committee, member of IANS, Chorus and Newspaper staff... July 9, 1943 $3 SUZANNE M,. SMITH fsazy. Fort Wayne Treasurer and lst Vice-President of Student Association, member of Sodality andIANS... January 5, 1943 JUDITH K. SOCKRIDER Judy Fort Wayne Yearbook Layout and Subscription Manager, Corresponding Secretary of Student Association, member of Sodality , IANS, Chorus and Nomi- nating committee... September 18, 1943 GRACE T. STROBEL Gracie Garrett Member of Sodality, LANS, Chorus and the Social and By-laws committee ... December 22, 1943 CAROL J. TILL MiTalisres Harlan Member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus and Nominating committee... December 24, 1943 PENELOPE R. VERAX ‘Penny! Richmond Secretary-Treasurer of Sodality, 2nd Vice-President of Student As- sociation, Vice-President and Sec- retary of Newman Club, State Con- vention, member of IANS, Chorus and Policy committee... February 18, 1943 SALLY A. WALTEMATH Sal Fort Wayne Member of IANS, Nominating committee and Yearbook staff, District Student Nurse Contest Ch ect September 29, 1942 BETTY C. WELLS Butch Birmingham, Alabama Member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus, Social committeé and Newman Clubi June 9, 1943 KATHLEEN M. WILKING Kathy | Cincinnati, Ohio Member of Sodality, IANS, Chorus and Policy and Student Welfare committees... January 18, 1943 JANET S YORK Suet Marion Member of IANS... June 9, 1943 And we all say HI! 25 Chewing the fat Sing along with Sal Oh, yes we're Nurses Let's make-believe Don't be a dummy, Mrs. Chase 26 UNDERCLASSMEN Ly Linda Banter Ellen Barnes Darlene Becker Linda Birkhold Nancy Bowers Linda Brennan Linda Davis Sharon Gressley Saundra Howard Connie Kaminski 28 Carolyn Mattern Lavada McEvoy Mary Murphy Shirla Musselman PAS) Judy Kammeyer Mary Lauer Leanna Leithauser Arlene Linvill Charlene Mangen Marilyn Martin Judy O'Brien LaVeme Orrick Mary Schwaller Pat Shoudel Mary Alice Smith Betty Stoll Rose Weigand Brenda Wells Dianne Wetoskey Sandy Worman 30 | | Theresa Fister Judy Frankle Eunice Gallmeyer Rita Hinen 31 Judy Biggerstaff Carol Campbell Sharon Clem Shirley Clouse Linda Dobmeyer Judy Durfey Diana Hoover Mary Margaret Home Sharon Imm Jean Jordan Ellen Kissane Ruth Koenig Mary Jo Lawson Mary Lengerich Mary Mantle Mary Sue McCoy 32 spommeansgasainoe Patricia Pease Carol Probst Mary K. Schenkel Judy Selking 30 Paula Meinzen Sharon Miller Vicki Mohler Pauline O'Hern Lois J. Ostendorf Jacquelyn Owens Naomi Siela Susan Snider Christine Sullivan Diana Sutton Gloria Theye Carol Tricker Donnabelle Vickery Pamala Ward Louise Wilder Brenda Wilondek 34 Half-way party Move your feet, Annie It's a good thing I don't have claustrophobia Dreaming What a bore 35 Coke, Anyone? Is this a paper drive? What price we must pay for beauty Snacking or studying? Who, me? Lulnea) ma Kes : a Jood nurse 4 | Oh, that chemistry ... Doctor Flynn, chemistry professor, Pamela Ward, Sharon Miller, and Carol Campbell. ACADEMIC Let's be sociable! ' Msgr. Reed, sociology professor, What's for lunch? Christine Sullivan in nutrition and Gloria Theye. class. ex) joe) Look what I see! ! Microbiology class--Dr. It's a kidney!'' Anatomy class--D. Vickery and P. Crowder, P. O'Hern and J. Jordan. Meinzen. CLASSES The study of germs... Microbiology class--M. Lengerich and N. Siela. 39 Now for the bedpan . . . L. Wilder, D. Hoover. For that clean feeling . . . mb don't pat! M. Schenkel, M. Mantle. FUNDAMENTAL Pull those sheets, tuck those corners tights: Schenkel, B. Marcotte. sion Ws 40 The pause that refreshes. Donnabelle Vickery and Mary Mantle. LAB Learning dismissal procedures. Louise Wilder and Donnabelle Vickery. Isolation technique. Judy Selking. 41 Nurses in charge. R. Haughan, R.N., J. ctelte, RON Bo Rollers av etax. ORTHOPEDIC ]-2-3- step. C, Kaminski Away to x-ray. J. Sockrider 42 Ropes and pulleys--that's traction. Exercising limbs. L, Orrick and P. Shoudel NURSING Who is the patient??? C. Probst 43 C. Kaminski Cr Conn A Rosnyderss Renae urandenne nN: S. Burbank and C. Conn passing meds look over patient's report. from the Brewer. MEDICAL G. Heuer, R.N. instructs as N. Siela M. Overmyer teaches a diabetic patient begins her medical nursing. how to give insulin. 44 oo Bae� Assembling an oxygen tent. S, Burbank, B. Klinger, R. Wiegand, Checking vital signs. C. Campbell and J. Biggerstaff, NURSING To the pharmacy we do go. A, Linvill. M. Marks. Now let's see... ' 45 There's an art to starting anI.V. J. Casper, C. Smith, Miss R. Dunn, R.N. SURGICAL Look what we found? R. Kreigh, J. Note that technique. M. Lengerich, Owens, M. Marks, Dr. Pauly. Mrs. Campbell, R.N. 46 ‘ Bhasvedoesit, lu Mrsab. Mack, RIN, Coslill’ J. s1ebern, L. Jones, NURSING Life-giving blood. R. Kreigh, Mrs. toreo yet Lo Jones, Amstutz. 47 Now this is the way we do it. C. Mangen, L. McEvoy, C. Mattern, M. Martin, and H. Riebersal, R.N. OPERATING ROOM Miss Smith, R.N. Chalk up another one for C. Mangen and L. McEvoy. 'Meet you at a busy day. the scrub sinks, 48 Practice makes perfect. C. Kaminski. Man, those instruments! C. Mangen. C. Mattern. Behind the doors of O.R. : Just my size. M. Martin. Lest ace 49 Let's go swimming in the Hubbard Tank! S. Worman in Physical Therapy with Physical Therapist, Harry Tharp. This couple enjoys the visiting from the visiting nurse, Mrs. Schlatter, R.N. The hand of hope. Patient holds hand of Leanna Leithauser on Visiting Nurse Service. EIT INI nt A IIS Oe ee —_ Everything is at your finger tips in the Recovery Ward. Just ask Leanna Liethauser. 51 First things first in Recovery Ward, so check that blood pressure, pulse, and respiration. M. Ferguson, R.N. and Leanna Leithauser. Be prepared, is the Emergency Room's motto. Right, Mrs. Heuer, R.N Judy Kammeyer, and Arlene Linvill? ae PE aie omomcincintanae ‘ E Listen closely, Sharon S. Gressley. MATERNITY Miss M. Smith, R.N. That first hair wash! M. Lauer. What end's up? and S. Howard. megeomeneec mamas Mother's first peek. L. Leithauser. NURSING S-o-o-o tiny! L, Birkhold and V. Skelton, R.N. Good to the last drop. M. Lauer. 48, PEDIATRIC N. Delaney, R.N. and C. Kolarik, R.N. at the chart desk with the next Ben Casey?? Mother away from home CaKiepyn Nn: See the birdie B. Wells. My little angel N. Bowers. 54 NURSING Lunch for all N. Bowers. Sooooo big E. Binz, R.N. Oh! Don't be shy! L. Banter and D. Becker. Gitty up horsie L. Banter. an) MEMORIES FROM BEATTY Anxiety--4 plus We even share letters Mary learned to dance Socializing Aren't they cute? 56 ACTIVITIES Student Association officers are SEATED, C. Smith, president; P. Verax, second vice- president. STANDING, G. Theye, corre- sponding secretary; C. Sullivan, recording secretary. Lt-Rt.--Officers and Com- mittee Chairmen--M. Martin Jr. --Nomination Committee Chairman; S. Smith Sr.--lst Vice- President; S. Worman Jr. --Social Committee Chairman. 4 Zmaiociua3ain It.-Rt.-- Let's get together! . . . Committee Chair- men: S. Worman, Jr.--Social Committee Chairman; B. Wells, Jr.--Judiciary Committee Chairman; J. Hill, Sr. --By-Laws Committee Chairman; B. Roller, Sr.--Policy Committee Chairman. 58 Beth Roller makes a suggestion to the associa- tion as Connie Smith, president; Penny Verax, second vice president; and Chris Sullivan, re- cording secretary look on. The student association body. Election time has come. Marilyn Martin, nominating committee chairman, aM Sr. M. Theodorita, PHJC, R.N., M.S., Year- book advisor Left--Connie Kaminski, co-editor. Right-- Roxie Kreigh, editor. Left to right--M. Marks, advertising manager; R. Kreigh, editor; L. Davis, sub- scription manager; J. Siebern, business manager; C. Kaminski, co-editor. Sharon Miller, artist m7 4S YEARBOOK Judy Sockrider, layout manager, dreams of the finished product. J. Siebern, M. Marks, and R. Kreigh work on the yearbook. : S. Gressley and J. O'Brien, : co-editors of the newspaper J. O'Brien, S. Howard and C. Mattern working on the news- paper S. Musselman and C. Mattern proofread the yearbook, 61 Time to exercise those vocal cords. Judy Durfey at the piano. Left to right; Grace Strobel, Shirley Clouse, Sharon Clem (sitting), Theresa Fister, Ellen Kissane, Judy Bigger- staff, and Jean Jordan, OUTSIDE Anyone for ping pong? Penny Verax and Judy Siebern attempt a game. Burned again? Carolyn Mattern and Marilyn Martin. ACTIVITIES Oh, those letters. Who to, Peggy Overmyer? Blow ...'' Mary Marks (Is she 21?) It happened at Beatty . . . 1 wonder how? Connie Smith with her pet cat. 63 St. Joseph's Miss Student Nurse S. Waltemath pictured with Mrs. E. ‘Rosser, R.N., Dre Powell, M.D., Mr. Kaough. |.A.N.S. There we are in WD's display window. 64 Preparation is made. Posters ready for state convention. 6 ARISE ad eaeesees AF a0 OR : Mee fe EE 4 se ts 2H saree eh ' pero pete parent F é And off they go. . . L. Davis, S. Gressley, S. Worman, S. Howard, Ready for conven- tion. Wash day drudgery? P. Verax, J. Siebern. Linen express carts! S. Worman. SOMETHING NEW Ring around the uniforms Sve pate cclinmnoe Bret Since 1937 the Parent-Nurses' Association has put forth their efforts to assist in promoting happiness and comfort of the student nurses and to promote and provide recreational and entertainment opportunities and facilities for student nurses. Throughout the year the Parent-Nurses' Association, sponsors money-making projects to finance needed equipment. This year, for instance, several card tables and three clothes dryers were purchased. The annual Christmas party, given by the Parent- Nurses! Association, is an event we all eagerly await. This organization and its activities are greatly appreciated by all of the student nurses. The 1963-64 officers are the late Mr. Ross A. Jordan, President; Mr. Robert Horne, Vice-President; Mrs. Edward F. Sullivan, Secretary; Sister M. Theodorita, Treasurer. Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without Santa.’ P.N.A. Christmas party. leeks bomen Papen | iced renee doe The wreaths were hung by the chimney with care. B.Wells, C. Beres, S. Smith, S. Waltemath, and J. Sockrider. Tl wonder what Santa left for me? 66 ee ee NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club of Fort Wayne is an intercollegiate organization inviting all Catholic students attending classes on secular campuses to participate and become active in its functions. First and foremost, the club endeavors to promote a religious atmosphere by arranging Communion breakfasts, Days of Recollection, and a Pre-Cana Series. It sponsors many social get-togethers with the primary intention of acquainting new friends and uniting them and their ideas for a more wholesome, beneficial, intriguing action of the club and its purposes. Throughout the year we had such activities as hayrides, dances, pizza parties, skating parties, and lake outings. Ap- pealing more to the educational side are the stimulating lectures on the current topics of Civil Rights and Communism. Guest speakers are authorities in their fields. Grace Strobel, editor of 'The Cardinal, the monthly Newman paper sent to all Catholic collegiates in the city. 67 Blessed be. Round yon Virgin. Class of 1964 Class of 1964 CHRISTMAS PLAYS Is that so?!' A note . du Class of 1966 Class of 1966 SOCIAL LLL LT | O00 Ag reer ys 5 4ae g Qh, those books! B. Wilondek making use of the student library. ere . 19°90 99 $997 wey j PTH nt ony J Get me too. Going or coming??? M. Martin, C. Mangen, P. Stoll, and L. Banter. Remember the jam session? am | sh is it exercising? Is it dancing or 70 Twisting U.S.A. M.A. Smith and S. Gressley. May I have the next dance? A million dollar smile 71 And around she goes. J. Siebern, K. Garrison. M. Marks. A good time was had by all. Avon Calling??? D. Wetoskey. God bless the U.S. male!!™ Ex Kissanes J. Frankle. LOVE THAT LEISURE Only your hairdresser knows for sure. 8.0.).v. szebern, -C..Caux: Beauty is as beauty does. M. Marks, Have you heard the latest? It's a L. Hobbs, and R. Kreigh. disaster!! J. Silberman. 72 The Seniors' big week began on Saturday, August 1, 1964 ...the night of the prom... “LOVE MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND” Everyone is enjoying the mood music. Two Cinderellas (C. Campbell, J. Durfey) with their escorts, leave for the ball. The ballroom floor is nice for a fast tempo, too. Some wonderful Chaperones --Dr. Mrs. Robert Brosius. I could have danced all night, eh, Ina Brouwer? 14 The Upsetters provide dance music. . . -� Next, was the annual banquet given by the Sisters in honor of the graduating Seniors... The highlight of the evening was when Sister M. Theo- dorita, P.H.J.C., presented The Ideal Nurse of the Class of 1964, Mrs. Jones, with a U.S. Savings Bond. Everyone pauses and turns to listen. | Congratulations, Lena, you are our Ideal! All enjoy the attractively set table and the delicious food. 75 The day long awaited for three years began with attendance at our baccalaureate. St. Paul's Catholic Church was the site of the Mass at 10: 30 a.m., August 9, 1964. nzxen @ 8 Excited! The new graduates fall into rank, file up the steps... cis seb icsonaasacniatit oem ORReR @ The celebration of Holy Mass begins. The Most Rev. Leo A. Pursley, DD., Bishop of Ft. Wayne--So. Bend, delivers the sermon. 76 At last, the rewarding grand finale of our education at St. Joseph's... Commencement ceremonies held at Bishop Dwenger High School on August 9, 1964 at 2:00 p.m. I solemnly pledges, ...!! Onlookers do not miss a detail. (i) J. Siebern and S, Smith, recipients of the Psychiatric Award and the Eiche Scholastic Award respectively, pose with Sister Theodorita, P,H.J.C. Bishop Pursley with Judy Sockrider and Suzanne Smith, Archbishop Noll Scholar- ship recipients for nursing education. V96LAOSSVID | “A TRIBUTE”’ We have loved him during life, let us not forget him after death. --St. Ambrose. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 35th President of the United States Born May 29, 1917 Inaugurated January 20, 1961 Died November 22, 1963 19 Arthur F. Aiken, M.D. Nevin E. Aiken, M.D. Ernest Anderson, M.D. Jerald L. Andrew, M.D. Justin E. Arata, M.D. J. Robert Ball, M.D. Joseph H. Baltes, M.D. Jeraldine C. Baumgartner, M.D. Karl M. Beierlein, M.D. Emil H. Bergendahl, M.D. Theodore V. Beutler, M.D. Peter A. Blichert, M.D. R. Morton Bolman, M.D. Jesse W. Bowers, M.D. Luman, W. Bromley, M.D. Robert H. Brosius, M.D. Frederic W. Brown, M.D. George D. Buckner, M.D. William R. Clark, M.D. Richard D. Connelly, M.D. Charles J. Cooney, M.D. C. W. Dahling, M.D. John S. Farquhar, M.D. A. N. Ferguson, M.D. A. M. Fishman, M.D. Charles T. Frissell, D.D.S. J. Paul Gentile, M.D. Stephan Glassley, M.D. Wayne R. Glock, M.D. John C. Gould, M.D. Walter G. Hackett, M.D. Emory D, Hamilton, M.D. O. Fred Harless, M.D. Harry C. Harvey, M.D. C. Jules Heritier, M.D. Philip G. Hershberger, M.D. Donald M. Hickman, M.D. Robert L. Hillery, M.D. Richard E. Hipskind, M.D. E. M. Hoetzer, M.D. Arthur F. Hoffman, M.D. Fordyce L. Howe, M.D. George W. Irmscher, M.D. Kenneth F. Isenogle, M.D. Richard M. J ohnston, M.D. Joe G. Jontz, M.D. Richard B. Juergens, M.D. Robert F. Kimbrough, M.D. William A. Kleifgen, M.D. Ronald G. Kleopfer, M.D. Lewis, W. Knight, M.D. DOCTORS John E. Krueger, M.D. Elfred H. Lampe, M.D. Francis L, Land, M.D. Donald G. Lloyd, D.D.S. Robert P. Lloyd, M.D. Robert M. Lohman, M.D. Frederick O. Mackel, M.D. George C. Manning Jr., M.D. Michael J. Mastrangelo, M.D. Se Ce. MichaelisssM.D: H. Paul Miller, M.D. Linus J. Minick, M.D. Edwin E. Morey, M.D. Leland J. Mortenson, M.D. Harvey L. Murdock, M.D. John H. Nill, M.D. Gerald R. Nolan, M.D. Jack G. Oatman, M.D. John F. O'Brian, M.D. C. B. Parker, M.D; Jack W. Patterson, M.D. Leonard R. Pauly, M.D. K. F. Perrin, M.D. Melvin J. Powell, M.D. Marvin E. Priddy, M.D. John D. Reed, M.D. Walter J. Rissing, M.D. N. A. Rockey, M.D. Maurice Rothberg, M.D. John W. Rousseau, M.D. Harry W. Salon, M.D. Nathan L, Salon, M.D. Francis E, Sarver, M.D. Ralph G. Schimmele, D.D.S. Robert J. Schmoll, M.D. Louis A. Schneider, M.D. Frederic L. Schoen, M.D. Lawrence Shinabery, M.D. Robert R. Shugart, M.D. JSPeSidell sib: Philip L. Smith, M.D. Stanford, C. Snyderman, M.D. Richard C. Stauffer, M.D. David J. Steigmeyer, M.D. Paul L. Stier, M.D. Jerry L. Stucky, M.D. Edwin E. Stumpf, M.D. R. W. Wade, M.D. Collins R. Wallace, M.D. Gerald F. Ward, M.D. Noah Zehr, M.D. Mary Ruth Beeber, R.N. George Beres Michael Beres Mrs, Elvis Binz, R.N. Marie Breman, R.N. Linda Brommer, R.N. Esther M. Campbell, R.N. Judy Cavender, R.N. Mr. Jeff Clouse Mrs, Bernice Croucher Mr. and Mrs, Albert Deininger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deininger Mr. and Mrs. Harold DePoy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deuter Mr. and Mrs. William Deuter Dr. R. G. Eberhard Joseph Erpelding Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Fagg Miss Bemadine Fetter, R.N. 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