St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Luke O Cyte Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1960 volume:

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Donald McFarland M. D. Frank 5- HOEUC M- D- t Eugene O. Parsons M. D. Philip L. Byers, M. D. g1'gtEiect and Dept' Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer e r cs Andrew D. Mitchell M. D. Kenneth E. Cox M, D. Richard H. Kiene M, D, Dept. Surgery Dept. O. B.-GYN Dept. Orthopedics must h q J if ,, ,,,.,4.,,f3f'g Ah ' ik I Here I am ' Plastic surgery on an appendix ? ! --- Look ma. -- no cavities D. er D. iihlfwhf ' must have my Coffee 5 Now where'd that operator go ? These crossword puzzles are so hard ' 3. o Ah Ha, I'11 never tell A , aria, U Wi Az' V I .,,, .,,.,i., , ,. cc., , ? . ,2,,: ? fff Z , . ,pgf Ki 554' LIILC 'J.1'F.' -247 f,.- 1,Z7i'f'4,-47 sf!! 4-Ig: :Eff ' , ,p f?2'iPiii:YZ5i?li7 Ie , ,,,i ,..,1 , , 'X .. Qc, , l ,, , 'J 5 , ,.,f,.,., 7. glue ,ry ff'i'Jff46f4W,, aQ4:,'g4.' f, 135225 V, 47 How about some honey and gruel ? 1 yfkzyfygh 'Q ffif, K X ' I Young Dr . 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A 'z , , 45 Q 1441 , f, 474, W 1 , iv 59 Me? nders 1 if 517' fe Wg 1 1 X 254 l. 5 at s 1 MQ iii WOn'1g anybody go with me ! 7 Ever try the yellow pages? tr Breathe the magic medicine This is the big bopper speaking fm ,,,. ,. ,. .,:,:.,:,:':-1,2 . f Let' , ,V if af, , C 2, :- fm-6.sff o gf-11. ar f' 4.55313 1 v f 5 80, 80, Q6 Af g o . Q ,V , ' . .-' 1:97 - .+'- 6 1 :,f::0Z:gy,Mffg' M40 -mmf 'f'fi-v,- ,. Now let me see Ready or not - here we come Worry kills me Stick'em up! ' ' f 2 ff ff, Zi y A 5 I .er ff J! 1 . f . M4 V. A, , .. 5 I f , f 4 X M ' F X A Z Yah YC,q3L'x,4,,x,1'I,lA , - , , - X, 7 CQ, L ,filo -,1n.4,rvf1,L,Jf3.u f , 1 K NNW ,ply lllril 5. rpg, ,L but a., LIN VV I , , 3 f H I' f V? A ,ll km, ,n,,..L,-.1 up for ips readings 1 ,LM , ,Je - J D1 Going , f 5 gf: , f fffaQ?,ff2w oy, jf f fm?5?H?'Q , 7 47 W 9 0 ,J . W 1 ,7 .,,, 55 J live lc cessar 'ml Eqx V214 He looks safe Dear Sant wt Inf? X1 Y 1: .4-f.: tl case idy I , A 1 ' . , .. . . e r- S v S S 5, , V -. ' . W , V. ' ' ' ,.',::'S5ff:,1f.s-' in K - - i mf ' . .. . 1- 1--:,,s,.:::-sv-.-,j ,. . - View-f-':ff,f rm1:::3.Mvv. ,1 ,fcI,V'2. .A , 56456, K . .X QW. . A - .t .,.x. mi A r . g ' ' ev The three muskete er s- minus one. .. ..51'SEgsf-11:- '5 f:,:.-.,wgg1:- ty: Aff l Going my way ? Cheese! Work fascinated me. , fm? ty iff? 2 M4 H i ' 1 V - fr . A A Junior birdmen. f Fo 16 Surprised? That winning smile. live long it is cessary to live slowly. Suspicious? This is no laughing matter. A1 1. Q, i.- if Service with a smile. time ' ,W M f if ,nf 4,0.WMM,,,,,,-fwwwym 'K 1 .' fy J M 9' ' -174 ' as can I f ha VK ,. . . LL. 1 fwhie- Kciokgq, lend Success is a big step. Oh! is that Tight- Another dayg another dollar ie YUUI' V'i'11i'm V . 2n f H a- . . i--,sm 341V 'V MQ-, - ' -- wf'1111 - Now there is a man! Have you tried contact lenses? Bottoms UP! Got a' Match? Really? Wow aren't you clever! ,,.,.,4,f,., 75 . , -.-:V4-W: w w .. i k, ' '- W. , '1:-' tq:m',:-f- 0 . . .sg 33555:-f.ff L K -,:f.5g,:,q:5f- 4' C f l , b?2? ,, nv .ZF ,X X'-X'.'k:0f.5b5?5-,f H Q ' I ...Wi s,..-, Give me time and I can do almost anything 4,- 4.- K n,,,.-0f., , , ' ' 2 - 14?-,5 'W4: 'Y 'W 1 f 7 .7 lwvffew-fw-emi-, -V ,WMO .ff 9, 47 MM! ,...f 11 Q f3,,g,?.7 1:, g:,v11 - '- - 4 i - -W.-,,,-3 4,Q.'-f:,-z.-,.,-,awwwV fg.1a.f,1v:i:,f 5 fy f Yo Q2 , 4 9, mf ,ff f., .e.ffi -Q, 4 The ,.,, . y f-'vw-0,-we 44-u M sz :Q f '- MQ My Q Q mask raider ,. e . Whistle while you work Not another electrolyte balance? ff QM, Af, 0 - . ,t . , agiiis-'fezfgiiif ,f,,Lf:b4f , ' -' wicca:-0.-'.-:cfsa:a.f::f-:v-5A:4f'4:2r' mx. , - -fx'-:ig.:i::f2:4f V u,ef:4f-fm:-az'-2.424SM Q ' vw..- '4-: 'Nff-M-L,-'kr'-'W 5:02,-o '4wv'lu.2,f?,., :f'15 ,f- S519 .. V 4 ' ' X2-X: ' - v, --v w.::'s':1s:r1:-:21.-1.-a,.:f44:, s 1,4z?:i:fw:i1f'E:L - A K F e-f:e2f,,.::'f'4'?Ef- Jaxx- s z' k .- . me K' -.Q-:Z 1' if-::'1:,4g1: -qw rf-v,:.'ff4 ,. wr, f,-V..-,Q,,:.f by fs Q f vi ' fl X ws that smile that ' . 'i wen, here oe l makes the day Worth While. What's up doc. 3 6 lbs. 7 OZ. 8 S f 5 lv, f 4 wk W At last! 19 Foc ..,.vM f 1 :M-1: . - -vfzmie-I 11:-'f::,:6P ' ' T 2. .mmf 12 .ew 5217352 215-If : 2.315 5 f Zi5f:V: ' 4 4 ,151 ix' Q f 9 y 5 4 f sv 1 73 , 5 f , A 5 . ' fx ff' W f , A. . , 1:.:c,., , .V, . .. M 548, y 6:1- -fa 'y:., -f ..1f'1: Q' I . 7 MR One X ., ytty 5? - y - f X sig: No v ab o ich? I'rn here! Where's the rm accent! 5 hink ? .- 22: 2 A i , V .., !1f,,:g3::5-, 1 229 .ff ' 52 - g:' i':,', ff -1- ,I 5 ', if Wm we goes! At last! I've got a girl! Food is my hobby! f 1 ' f , f -H.f,,.4f:f,z,zwz5'3ff,S 'S fz!7,'f! , f , K .ya f ,, . 4,. 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Xil1igyYgZc1iEe to Taking life easy What did you say what ai party that was, Yes dear, one loaf of bread your name was? and two quarts of milk W What you need is a, good G ' h Pathologist? Just a. few orders omg ome Whm W Nobody This is the funn' t , Comic book 1es Sh1Sh! What a. day! E've got a new droodle or you It:-X ke to ? Why does she have to Who's the bulb snatcher? deliver at 2:00 AM? Coming or going? af of bread i milk Ofne vodle V How's that again? Why isn't this T crossed? 1 , geehe f fa'-'U fl ' , ffgm v..-may-ff., , ,V QL, ,, Q -4- A .. -ow, ,, - f V.: ,,f1,,:,, 94 - ' N., 4 -41: 43,45-rgsagy WM,-V fyfffw- 7 ., , Q 4 fm-f 91 f , rfzsfwy Nobody liked my joke! But I'm standing on my knees already! of busin in 7 Q ,, guy f-,efrf M ., f, 'V '34z.1-4,96-Q-'as i f . f ' ov . 1.-'oi f-f,c'r.f.- I 1 1 .Y LGU ' i- 22lll'ff'iK2f ff-H fi, ' This'll put Elvis out CSS ,,y. W f llyl y y 2 ,J ff? ',:'1's 5i's1' ff, f '42 ,. 'M '1 EWKQ ' ' zl gui I 1 ,E f,4,5? ,. -, , .Q 31 sq . ffv fs , 4212 w - f f , f ,Q Wf 1 3 'WN f ,J , f aw! 1 1 , 1 ,Aff 1 Why didnt the Intern But I have work her up? Flfevator, coming up! no trouble reading my writing. Not a care in the world Nobody ever took my picture before! Time out for lunch W 5 li H 'V M X - I 1 1 , w 1 13 ,, Li i w if 'r , W w Il! fn? VR si ,P 1 5 T If ,S Y W w 4. 1 1 Q , Chairman X- ray Jolly old St. Nicholas Dr. L.A, Scarpellino ST. LUKE'S HYMN St. Luke, the Beloved Physician Labored once for suffering mang We who live within this household Do for others as we can. Those who suffer are among us, Be thou near to cheer and guide, St. Luke, the Beloved Physician, Lead us onward to the light. Mighty leaders, saint and sages, Follow onward in thy line, Teach, O Teach the future ages Still to heal and help mankind. Guard the nurses that they ever Hear the call with glad response. St. Luke, the beloved Physician, Lead us onward to the light. Honor, love, and veneration Ever crown the healing artsg May the nurses in their service Ever serve with nurses' hearts. Till the mighty Great Physician Calls them home to serve no more. St. Luke, the beloved Physician Lead us onward to the light. a f 'Le 1 VX r ,rs-'w-. mm, V E -11 .rdf E .- ,. . J , 'V U D V p ,MD J' V V. X V ,. I A INTERNS AND Q, W' RESIDENTS Drs. Thorn, Baska. and Sturdevant Faust Drs. King and Engelstad Foroughi and Cozzarelli DTS- H3-1'dY and Sanders 124 X Dr. Sterling .., . .. ,.....--:,x..i...,.1'..,,,l .-L . TERNS RESIDE TS Dr Baska. 1 - 'fy imc 2' jg: -1.2 ,122 ,,k, , . ,1. W2 f, L' ' X , 4.fWlf4Q ' 'I-1 , - Q., 93125 :f iff1551,gzE?:,,1v1711241: 'Iii -Y f ' 1+ 'iff 2221, , ' I - o ' - 'V - 1 ,, ' .Q , it ' laik f UI -' f C f',f-:,,::'v:-lgllw ls-vjfvba-gy 5' gg Eiifif J 'MM Wa, Wm , ,Tk f ' bfi 11 1- if 5 3. e, 4 -pi ff? , ' . ., .. F AWN: 92523 X I Q. 1 V V 5, , rf.. ' 'ef' L - L 5 g x.,. rf .l - I -' ' 'H-:if f-f-f. f-S0712 , 1 A 'Qgjgf-5 'gil-5,1b,-H+- 'r . .,-2-312' - wlll-?5Wf52:LL.5' f' '-: fkkfffibl-iff 1 , -' 4' '36-5'7 fl-7.7 Q 'i gi .M AH I , ,,,W4-'5sQ jk A l dmc-1---Q. ef r 1 J - -' ,332 Q . K in ,try 3 rr. . ' ' f Y I f ik. g p 'fx 3 1 X - f' -fs ,1,,-, -. Q 1 W ,rw ,Q :I-zz: 1 f' Nw diy, . nfl fb ll 9, M : 224 . ,:Af'2z:fs,e2f:, '- Z .f 132. 2, vs '-is A INTERNES: Doctors Richard E. Baska, Orlyn D. Engelstad, Arlancl K, Faust, Jack E. Lungstrum, Donald C. Sanders, Frank M. Sturclevant, Geo. L.. Waugh. RESIDENTS: Medicine - Doctors Ralph R. Hall, Karl H. Hanson Jr. , John W. Hardy, Samuel C. Petrie, Obstetrics and Gynecology - Doctors Phillip S. Alberts, Druery Thorn, Dominick F. Tutera, Orthopedics - Doctors George P. Adhock, Everett L. Jung, Quentin T. Kramer, Phil A. Webb, Pathology - Doctors Cellini Cozzarelli, Ezabollah Foroughi, John King, Nelson Powell, James H. Tuthill. Surgery - Doctors Bienvenido Briones, Lawrence Lee Evans, Hossein Sadeghi, Harley E. Sterling, Dwight Woods. Administration: Mike Kelly. E. 17, rv Drs. Petrie and Hanson HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robert A. Molgren Executive Director Mr. George Yeckel Associate Director Mr. Charles F. Turner Associate Director Mr. Michael Kelly Administrative Resident 1, ,-,,,g,,,if'Qf,gQ-4+...,.,... ,Q -iid: 1' - QW , ' 1 Miss Margaret Cevely Record Librarian Mr. Ray Zawicki Pharmacy HEAD OF DEPARTMENTS Chaplain Simp s on Miss Katherine Maris DI., Ferdinand Helwi Dietit' - . g lan Chlef Pathologist 5 Mr. Julius Finklcston Purchasing Agent Mr. Lloyd Atwell Housekeeping Mr. E.H. Best Business Manager f ..-.-.1 f Mr. Don Cunningham Personnel Director Mr. Alvin Hess Laundry Manager f -+'fT2'2I1,z f' 'V Lf. f f: J.'?-ffiff f - . 7 JZ: iz 2' WH :W f ' f n - ,, f f f ,if Mr. James Carrnean Supt. of Physical Plant ---noel ,....l1 ,ag f4i.Ll..,.g,,f, , ' ST, LUKE'S HOSPITAL - BOARD OF DIRECTORS - 1960 The Right Rev. Edward R. Welles QPresidentJ William L. Atwood Francis W. Bartlett Gordon T. Beaham Jr. David T. Beals fFirst and Executive Vice -Presidentl David T. Beals 1 1 1 Henry A. Bodendieck Hal S. Brent Richard S. Brigham Henry Burr Jr. Neal Clarke Frank J. Dean Jr. Albert Drake Kenneth Dubach Max W. Foresman Clinton H. Gates W. Marshall Giesecke George H. Gurley W. Hardy Hendren Jr. William W. Hesler Jeffrey P. Hillelson Albert F. Hillix Bryan R. Horner Howard W. Jarvis J. Lawrence Jesse Gunnard A. Johnson EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Ferdinand C. Helwig M. D, QPathologistJ M. Donald McFarland M, D. Q President of Medical Staffj Robert A. Molgren fExective Director, Mrs. Francis Wornall fPresident of Women's Aux., Maurice Johnson Morton T. Jones William T. Kemper Lucia.n Lane Senn Lawler H.G. Leedy Phil S. Lyon E. S. Lytle fSecretaryQ Charles E. McArthur Gill Miller Richard R. Nelson Richard F. Newlin James Nicol Frank W. North H. O. Peet fSecond Vice-Presidentj George Reuland F. Forsha. Russell William H. Scarritt Earl T. Scott W. H. Shackelford Jr. W. Capen Shank Herbert A. Sloan Kenneth L. Smith C. Stephen Stubbs 111 C. Hurnbert Tinsman fTreasurerj R. W. Wagstaff E, S. Washburn Francis B. Wornall HONORARY MEMBERS Charles S. Alves Elmer C. Rhoden Leo G. Wetherill Sr. MISS .IEANNE STICKELS DIRECTOR OF NURSING NURSING ADMINISTRATION MISS RUTH SCHUBERT ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, NURSING EDUCATION MRS. MARION DARNELL ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, NURSING SERVICE 4 r X ADMINISTRATI E Betty Dille Instructor Fundamentals of Nursing ! VV,,V I t u 1 , W ya at 14 4 M050 .4 1 st U f , X f f fp, 9 Q ' fr X 7 ws, Qs 2 f f 2' 1 4 f aff I , 'f 1 Q 3 0 Y f ' ' ..1i1!:f:. '? - 5 7952' .2235 5- ' f -: K ' f f I - ' ' f ' V 1' ' 12525 ,' - f f. ..7,k:ft'gg 'V , Z,,,vQj,gG25 5 ?N'EG:I.3 ' ff Carolina Larios Alberta Wienold Lois Cooper Ass't. Instructor Instructor Biological and Director, Student Fundamentals of Nursing Physical Sciences Health Aint, Helen Wade Ramona. Landers Martha Hoffman Co-ordinator Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor Medical-surgical Nursing Medical Nursing Surgical Nursing E l I FACULTY . i 5 be n M Jeanne Robinson Ma1'Y Teresa Miller Instructor Instructor Aseptic Technic Biological and Physical Sciences u 1 R 5 f x ' X Elizabeth Helm int Doris Hosford Dola Lifer Instructor histructor Instruciior Psychiatric Nursing Diet Therapy Obstetrics WZ. f if aff , pkfw ww' I Lan Margaret Crolley tor Elizabeth Jean Nelson Instructor , Donna Markham ing ir.Sf1-uf-tor Orthepedic Nursing If1St1'UCfJ01' Sociolo Ped1..1t1'iCs gy Mr s . Dor othy Edwar ds Sec r etar y Miss Florence Parsons Supervisor, Annex OFFICE PERSONNEL Mr s . Mary Mills Secretary Miss Margaret Crolley Supervisor, Orthopedics Mrs. Jean Robinson Supervisor, Surgery Mrs. Allie Jo Ayres 5l1Pe1'ViS01', Obstetrics 1 ? L L 4 ifcls i Miss Enid Wherley Mrs. L Asst. Director, NursingAsst. Service Nursin 1 , r s S, r --4 west Miss Lea. Allred Mig Supervisor, Pediatrif peknglu 5 A SUPERVISORS 5 i Mrs. Miriam Zwiegel 7 Surgical Supervisor N Lgrlgy I Mrs. Jean Wormell r, Nursing Asst. Director, Nursing Service 1 S f K v J Mrs. Joyce Crouse Evening Supervisor f, , 5 WW Mrs. Ruth Ronfeldt ' Night Asst. Dir. f vi: N ur sing S e r Vic e Allred 'g P dia.triC5 ' 'I V ' Hill v e Evening Supervisor Miss Jean Mlfii Mar Carr Night Supervisor Miss Elva Blakely Night Supervisor J Mrs. Brenna Eads Medical Supervisor Mrs. Charlene Kitts Evening, Asst. Dir. Nursing Service as -f - ,L -:,--,Y-V-Vx:-1-e..au. A-M a -2 W .f . :rf-.-:fe-ee-J,-V1 A., , ,Y .,., -L M., ,-,...A,.. ,- STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Betty Harr Vice-President Beverly Burr President-elect Helen Rowe Secretary Nancy Hott Treasurer Margaret Schmidt nf, .WY 'R ie: STUDENT COUNCIL Senior Representative District Representative Senior Class President Junior Representative Junior President Preclinical Representative Preclinical President Home Maintenance Chairman Big and Little Sister Chairman Social Chairman ' Bylaws Chairman Nominations Chairman Ways and Means Chairman Yearbook Editor Recreation Chairman Z' Shirley Oyler Marcia. Clock Sharon Black Ernestine Thompson Barbara Miller Martha Warren Carolyn Gilmore Martha Christison Mary Warren Andrea Walton Brenda LaOrange Mona Gatz Judy Sevy Ann Littlefield Helen Rowe 6? K 1 1 Wi 'N 7' 'FIRM ? 'T'w f? SENIO 1 1960 L S N W .Masq 224-V L My ' V ' A XS g A K6 ,I 1 X ii P ' s 14 , if xi Q 5' 1 , ' fy- ' ' I . f lfwffff 1 ' - JMWW ' I -f ' MW 4 t 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Sharon Black Vice President .Toy Fish Secretary Linda Follett Treasurer Linda. Lindquist E X 42 ' , , , f' 0.-.0 If 1. :. gg Q Q, 4-.5 I I 4 Ha! They told us our Senior year would be easy--another month of relief, then to nights-- Hope my vacation is a terminal--must work for pay this week-- Oh, Oh, I missed another ward class--I forgot my meal ticket-- Oh,rion, pulled to the Del Room, yesterday it was Surgery--Advanced X-- Oh! for the life of a head nurse-- Another elective paper to write-- Got to find time to go to the sunporch--On the move to PRC -when we get out we are working 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM with the weekends off--Junior-Senior Banquet--Alumni Banquet--Chapel--Senior Breakfast-- Pinning-- GRAD- UATION-- Am I tired? --Back to working nights and relief--We must study for State Boards, but when? --Off to Jefferson City we go, keep your fingers crossed. L 1 ' S Mary Jane Akins Columbus, Kansas Marcia Lee Angel Joplin, Missouri Frances Ilena Bauer Broughton, Kansas 1 ,af Sharon Kay Black Churchill ' Kansas City, Missourl Merla Jeane Iola, Kansas Booth Terry Jo Bradshaw Kansas City, Missouri Harlene Brizgint Leavenworth, Kansas Carol Sue Burch Maryville, Missouri Beverly Burr ' King City, Missouri Nancy Ruth Cannon Dodge City, Kansas :MY Ruth Ann Chester Effingham, Kansas Martha Lee Christison Chillicothe, Missouri r a i'1:-faslwvsslt a 527575.62 s eg. - 2231? 1. ,Z ,. ,,..:g27 MCZSZS' 7 i , A V 1- - , 2 ,. Q :Mm ff? If U2 fi 5,42 , 1 512: . 1 if I1 'ww' Brenda Clark Resz Richmond, Missouri Marcia Louise Clock Kansas City, Missouri f A1-Zimella Blc-rs som MS y, Oklahoma Crooks Nw Marjorie Daniel Grove Bethany, Iwlissouri Naomi Lee Collins Osceola, Missouri Linda Diane Darnold Nevada, Missouri Georgia Ann Deer Napton, Missouri Sandra. May Drew Junction City, Kansas Kay Jeannette Dykes Kansas City, Missouri Donnealia Faulkner Baxter Springs, Kansas Elizabeth Jane Felten Salina, Kansas rv. rug- - Anna. Joy Fish Kansas City, Missouri Linda, Sue Follett Columbus, Kansas G , my .f 'ik Patricia Ann Garrett St. Joseph, Missouri Dove Ami Gregory Mona Lou Gatz Garden City, Missouri St. Joseph, Missouri Beverly Joyce Guthrie Stella, Missouri Betty Lucille Harr Salina, Kansas Dorothy Elaine Hartzler Clinton, Missouri Judith Sue Hill Lebanon, Missouri Margie Huscher Lane Raytown, Missouri Nancy Lee King Lawrence, Kansas fe -. 7.-s:.1,,QN,,Fi - Marilyn Ann Lewis Hiawatha, Kansas Linda Lou Lindquist Poplar, Montana Ann Littlefield St. Louis, Missouri 2 Barbara Martin Clay Center, Kansas M Q 'E Janet Mae Linhardt Girando Powersville, Missouri Shirley Oyler Trenton, Mis souri nn. ,N5-A xx l SI ...,- ,, M.-,f..-1-...4 Melba. Pierce Osawatornie, Kansas Carolyn Lee Pollard Garden City, Missouri Betty Ann Ragan Kansas City, Missouri Connie Reekes Kansas City, Missouri ww? I:-gf a was r 3 Af- gqgyg.. -. 33 XNLQ ,Z . 1 E' , N5 WH C xx ,X .K-X Wanda Lee Riffel C Clinton, Missouri Margaret Ann Schmidt Higginsville, Missouri is rllri wa' ww' ' 4 W g' ,LijI5Q M, ' 2' I' f 1 f f ldt uri , Q Rose Margaret Simpson Lincoln, Nebraska. t i n k ' nf Bonnie Joanne Smith Vredenburg Manhattan, Kansas ..,,. 'ini , Betty Lou Smith Leavenworth, Kansas Blanche Loueene Smith Warrensburg, Missouri Sharon Smith Bartles ville , Oklahoma I Sandra Lea Toeller Ogden, Utah 'Sa...f f1xs,, i f ff f , ,, if , f., ,z,M 7, ,0- W.,-4,..f.,,f7:fM,,.,MV.. uh wwmff M My 'V 71 - Andrea Walton St. Joseph, Missouri Darla White Kansas City, Missouri NOW 115 N l i s 1 l Nancy Jane Williams E Versailles, Missouri ..,- ., ...ma Donna Wilson Tarkio, Missouri Justine Woods Kansas City, Missouri An O Midnight jam session, on the upper bunk Now listen my child and you shall hear--from the Senior class Chicken, anyone? What are you moving, Bonnie? QWEM rn A good time enjoyed by all, --especially Judy FUI Ozark friend of yours, Pat? Souri But baby it's cold outside! eiftwigw M9 V5 -' l 2 ' ' , 1' li Sli has 339993 5 f 5 i if gc: ' fv Q 7, V, rx silhai 111321515 gg fy Q The Junior Class of the St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing requests the honor of your presence at a banquet in honor of the Senior Class of 1960 to be given Monday, May 16, 1960 at 8 P. M, at the Blue Hills Black Angus. This was the first honor bestowed upon the Senior Class of 1960. We were again honored by the St. Luke's Alumni with a banquet held May 21, at Wolfei-man's Restaurant. What banquets they were and they will long linger in our memories for years to come. Graduation day, May 23, 1960, began with 7 AM chapel in the hospital. After chapel we went to the main lobby of the hospital and hung the Senior Composite. This was followed by a breakfast given to us by the faculty of St. Luke's, in the recreation room of the dorm. The faculty had cleverly decorated the room. The main attrac- tion seemed to be a poster with each of our pictures posted on it that we had sent in with our application forms for Nursing training. The faculty dressed in their ideas of what a waitress should wear served us a delicious breakfast. After breakfast we seniors went over to the hospital for Graduation Pinning. The pinning of the doctors, nurses and hospital personnel was a way of express- ing our thanks to them for their guidance and help during our past three years. We were greatly honor- ed that day by them for wearing our senior ribbons. The climax of our graduation thrills was our Graduation held that night at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral. GRADUATION T1-IRILLS gulf The tow: of 1 helc nity give helm dipl Wel Mis pin of I' that con f, he as! ts! 15 my mlb ki Elias 'N c- :Q if axial ' wx S 0 in .S ' S .LY GRADUATION FOR THE CLASS OF 1960 The climax of three years preparation toward becoming an R. N. for the class of 1960 was the graduation exercises held May Z3, at the Grace and Holy Tri- nity Cathedral. The words of the address given by the Rev. Dr. Wm. M. Beachy wereg held by each senior as she received her diploma from The Rt. Rev. Edward R. Welles, S, T. D, , D, D. Bishop of West Missouri and was presented her St. Luke's pin by M. Jeanne Stickels, R. N. , Director Of Nursing. It was a truly inspiring ceremony that will remain with each graduate as she continues her nursing career. 173: 1, ,L 'fl vm An. fy, mmf Z ' 2? 4 1 l X i 'W i5 wdwsfwifgi SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1960, being of questionable sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following priceless treasures, traits, and trivialities to those we leave be- hind. lt is with due consideration and deliberation that we so will and bequeath these gems, and charge you to hold them as dear to your hearts as we have done before you. Jane Akins leaves her collection of rings to anyone who can do as well as she has ---- remember, variety is the spice of life. Marcia Angel wills her desire to just leave to Judy Ryon. Tommi Bauer wills her, compulsive behavior to Peggy Noger. Sharon Black leaves her culinary arts and can opener to Veta Harnblin. Q Hope your hus- band to be likes boiled water.D Merla Booth leaves her alibis to Karen Bebee. Terry Jo Bradshaw wills her sarcasm to Shirley Luenberger. Harlene Brizgint and Dorothy Hartzler leave their little black books to anyone who likes blind dates. Carol Burch leaves her natural curly and very managable hair to Judy Christopher. Beverly Burr wills ther ever changing love life to Linda Harmony. Yours may come to a standstill too. Nan Cannon and Ann Littlefield will their tidy neat room to Judy Sevy and Helen Rowe. Q We know this will add to your confusion., Ruth Ann Chester leaves her true-heartedness to Mary George that is if you like to write letters. Martha Christison leaves her bottle of Equanil and jangled nerves to Lee Evans. Brenda Clark Resz wills her ability to keep a secret to Joyce Damon. Marcia Clock leaves her warm smile and pleasant personality to Terry Whitney. Namoi Collins wills her retiring personality but twinkling eye to Alice Verburg. Blossom Crooks leaves her Biphetarnine supply to Brenda LaCrange. Margie Daniele Grove wills her post honeymoon pleurisy to Linda Mann. Linda. Darnold wills her Grand Ole Opry songs and singing in the shower to Nancy Gilmore. Georgia Deer leaves her love for the Del Room to Linda Derstler Sandi Drew leaves her good times to Virginia Nester. Kay Dykes leaves her best friend Lady Clariol to Judy Zircher - are your locks for real? Donnealia Faulkner leaves Ron Porta. He likes student nurses and wanted to stay. Liz Felten wills her room to room visits and special items of interest to Jeanette Kling Joy Fish leaves her ambivalent personality to Nancy Hedlund. Linda Follet leaves her coffee pot and coffee supply to anyone who thinks they can drink more coffee than she can. Pat Garrett leaves her morning after feeling to Ernie Thompson. Mona Lou Gatz leaves her daddy's old home recipe to Helen Jaggbs Dove Ann Gregory wills her bowl' f tMaybe you can make a strikej ing inesse to Linda Ferguson. Beverly Gutherie leaves her abilit to et l to Mary Jo Harper. Y g 3 Ong with the male gender fany size or shape, Betty Harr leaves her many tried reducing diets to Anna, Evans, Q See Betty about their successfulnessj Judy Hill wills her quiet voice to Jonelle Jurgens. Margie Huscher leaves her naiveness to Nancy Hott, Innocence is Bliss Nancy Ki-ng wills her red leotard bottomed pajamas to Diana Knowles f to wear when you're feeling risque, Diana.j Marilyn Lewis leaves her fringed rug to Joyce Putnam fjust in case you get locked out on General's fire escape, Joyce., Jan Linnardt leaves her bottle of peroxide to Liz Reza -- hope your boyfriend likes blondes better than Johnny does! Barbara Martin leaves her variety of moods to Barbara Merrick. Shirley Oyler wills her ability to go to work in her pajamas to Judy Tipton--- six o'clock comes pretty early. Melba Pierce leaves her ability to get rides in sports cars to Leora Ehlert. See Melba for phone numbers. Carolyn Pollard leaves her unpredictable behavior to Alta. Payne. Betty Ann Ragan leaves PRC to Nellie Bundren -- just in case you want to marry a psychiatrist. Connie Marie Reekes wills her vast and varied vocabulary to Carol Blair. See Connie for definitions, Carol. Margaret Schmidt leaves her never ending eye exercises to anyone who d,oesn't like wear- ing glasses. Margaret Simpson wills her eye make-up to Theda Abel. Betty Lou Smith leaves her salt water recipe to Mary Jane Warren. It's very effective when you feel you just can't go to work! Loueene Smith leaves her wild ways to Mary Blosser. Bonnie Smith and Donna Wilson leave their riotous times at drive-in movies to Ann Mansfield. Be sure to take a friend along, Ann. Wanda Riffel leaves her lessons in how to hen peck to the first junior to take the fatal stepg it may make for a happy marriage. Sharon Smith wills her sewing ability to Judy Vandergrift tif you can't sew- Singer gives lessons. J Sandy Toeller and Andie Walton leave their feuds over which is superior West Point or Annapolis to any junior who gets an invitation to June week at either school. f By the way Annapolis is the best, says Audie --- Sandy doesn't agree U Nancy Williams leaves her poise and graceful Walk to Carol Hennecker- Jess Wood wills her non-conformist ways to Genie SueSS. To Miss Dine our Class sponsor, we leave our thanks and gratefulness for a job well ! done. To Miss Stickels and Miss Schubert we leave the accident reports and private conferences. To the receptionists we leave a year's supply of flashlight batteries and a pair of sneakers. To all of you we leave our hop6S, 9-Spirations' memories and Sympathy' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1960 The time is May, l970. As we gaze into our crystal ball, we see the amazing class of 1960 coming into view. Let's have roll call to see what each member has accomplished since graduation just ten short years ago. Wanda Riffel Smith and Dale have traded in their Volkswagon for the bus model. They had a problem trying to pile all fifteen kiddies in that little car. Ruth Ann Chester Lierz is still sitting at home knitting little things . Larry is off again, this time on a Carribean Cruise. We found Andie Walton in her shanty by the shores of Gitchie Goomie . She's a professional beach comber and at long last she never has to dress up. Her wardrobe consists of Bermudas, sweatshirts, and sneakers. Dorothy Hartzler is supervisor of the operating room now and she thinks she's found the right man. The only difficulty is, she's afraid to take off his mask. Shirley Oyler is now a happy homemaker and, believe it or not, she has won an award for having the tidiest house in her neighborhood. The only trouble - - her nearest neighbor is five miles away. Margie Daniel Grove and Rick are busy raising their own little sea men. Rick has high ambitions of starting his own Navy. Donna Wilson has a swank apartment at the Waldorf Astoria-- but she never uses the front door. Instead, she uses the fire escape. Oh well, Donna, we all know how hard it is to break a habit. Brenda Clark Resz and Dennis are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary by sitting at home watch- ing television. They can't afford a baby sitter-- with six sets of twins, they've found it isn't cheaper by the dozen. Margaret Simpson has finally bought that Farrare-- she's thinking about racing it next year. Jess Wood has just announced the completion of her twelfth volume entitled What I Liked Most About Nurses' Training. if ' back home in Montana happily married to a prominent mortician. Needless to say, he does a good cover-up on any of her mistakes. Jane Akin, as ever, is her calm collected self and holds the position of supervisor of the emergency room. If there's no emergency, she creates one. Sharon Smith Moody is head nurse at one of Oklahoma's leading Indian reservations. You can see her and Joe at various teepees, followed by a whole tribe of little redheads. Sandra Drew left on a world cruise shortly after graduation and hasn't been heard from since. Must have been quite a trip. Terry .To Bradshaw has become famous for her endorsements of Whirlpools-- we mean lingerie, not washing machines. Senator Nancy Williams, member of the U. S. Senate, has become famous for filibustering for eight straight days. Quite a feat, and on the telephone too. Blossom Crooks and Maggie have become well-known philanthropists, but instead of giving of their earn1ngs,decided to give of their time. Winter will find them busily shoveling the sidewalks of St. Luke's and, you guessed it-- summer, mowing the grass. Donnealia Faulkner owns a cheese factory in Switzerland, but isn't making the money she had planned on. She eats all the monthly profits. Carolyn Pollard is still taking post graduate surgery courses back East. She still can't get it through her head that the scrub nurses don't scrub the doctors. Harlene Brizgint has been dormitory director at St. Luke's until recently when they found her setting up ladders for the students. Melba Pierce has since replaced her, needless to say the interior decorating is the latest in modern trepds. She does have a problem though, the Orthopods don't approve of the new mattresses-- bamboo ma s. - B 9 w nur Anr spo Ma: hea Bor and Pat a tl We We Thi Lin son Ma Joh Lol Pr: Nax ecc Nai cop Me Ma any Na4 dar Unf of : Ma tho Lir the Ma ed Col thi To Dai B e coi Sh: an cla Be no' Be Ge fo: nig Do dei Ba the M2 ju: Ka ar An be Wi th1 5-Us en .ern 'ne ch irts, 1. the s of instead, watch- per EE say, ncy : her ust not ght lr nned on. ough tting :rn Lmboo .L '-, rf ll .1 . . , . ,r Q. I -cn-.. - W ..-. .i ..i,:-,,..1-.f,,,-..,...+...:...-sf... ....-...N ,........ Bev gurl' is P1'e.Sent1Y emP10Yed by the Goverment and plans housing development on Naval Bases. Her nursing career is somewhat of a handicap, however. She keeps wanting to put bedpan units in each home Ann Littlefield iS On the faculty at St. Luke's and guess what-- she was just elected to be yearbook spons r. Marcia Angel is still the perfect picture of health, although she won't admit it, and is now the student health director at her old alma mater. Bonnie Smith is still working hard at the hospitalg seems Jim decided a Master's degree wasnt enough and is busy studying for that Ph. D. Pat Garrett and Judy Hill have set up a first aide station at Victor Inn in the Ozarks. They must have a thriving business too as they have their own thirty-five foot Cris-Craft now. We were unable to find out what Carol Burch was doing. We asked her but she couldn't remember. We find Betty Ann Ragan in Turkey doctoring a stiff neck, which is permanently turned toward the East. Think she needs a psychiatrist? Linda Follet is pretty busy roping cattle on her Colorado ranch. Like Linda always said, lf you want something done, do it yourself. Martha Christison received a gold record for selling over a million copies of her new record, Oh! Johnny, Oh! Every one says she really sings it with emotion. LoueneSmith finally married that neuro-surgeon. She is just now recovering from her last craniotomy. Practice makes perfect, you know. Nancy King is busy looking for a husband who can cook and sew. She's still trying to pass that home economics course she started ten years ago. Nan Cannon has organized her own lending library, people can't find the best sellers though, for all the copies of Modern Bride and Simplicity pattern books. Merla Boo uTFWarking altogether. This way she doesn't have to call in sick all the time. Marcia Clock is now orthopedic supervisor. She can be seen following Dr. Adlhock down the hall most any time of day. Naomi Collins is a medical missionary in darkest Africa. We hear she's really an expert on tribal rain dancing. Uncle Alvin has finally willed his store in Garden City to Mona Gatz. It's about time, she brought most of it back to the dorm with her when she was in training, anyway. Margaret Schmidt is a flight nurse in the Air Force now. Her uniform doesnt fit as well as it should though. She refuses to take off that parachute. What's wrong Marg- no confidence? Linda Darnold has given up nursing for the opera. Seems as though a talent scout heard her singing in the shower and signed her up. We're wondering where you were taking that shower Linda? Marjorie Huscher and Bob and Liz Felten and Joe can be seen quite often walking down the street follow- ed by a flock of junior birdmen. Guess the Air Force hands out phamplets on that too. Connie Reekes has finally married that preacher she was looking for. Shels going to preach the sermon this Sunday on Alcoholism . How about it, Connie are you pro or con? Tomi Bauer has given up nursing too. She found her true talents were in dramatics. Isn't that right Dahling? Bev Guthrie has just invented a non-breakable dress zipper. Now she can go to Sigma Chi parties with confidence. Sharon Black has just completed her first book, How to Mix Marriage With a Career. We tried to get an opinion from her husband Stan as to how it was working out, but he was in the middle of his cooking class and the instructor wouldnt let us bother him. Betty Smith's money-making projects have finally paid off. She got that patent on her plastic belts and now supplies them to the Nursing Office at St. Luke's. Runs quite a business too. Betty Harr has opened a maternity style shopg she likes the clothes so well, she does her own modeling . Georgia Deer has been the perfect farmer's wife, except for the brief period she spent at Menninge'r's for her obsessive compulsive behavior. It seems she was scrubbing the barn with wescodyne at mid- night? . , Dove Ann Gregory now holds the position of associate director of nursing education. Boy, do the stu- dents have fun these days! , , , Barbara Martin has a job writing propaganda for Russia. They recognized her talent for glamorizing the facts before we did. Marilyn Lewis and Jan Lindhart run a nursery sc ' i - JuSt couldn't possibly be true, but we heard they passed out sleeping. pills at nap time. . u Kay Dykes and Joy Fish are conducting evening classes for young millionaires of marriageable age in the hool while their husbands are working. We know this a t f ' dn ' ' , F a kl we suspect their motives. i Q ' Alfidolalvtciegzgi1121-fzigllilfeastf Sindy Toeller. She is now the skinny Minnie she always wanted to be, She Finally gave up on Preludin and switched to tape worms. Works wonders! t in our own seperate ways to see how we can change With our roll call complete, each of us depar . 30 8 in b , ,P the world during the next decade. Who knows what ten years W T1-T18 7 , E 1 4 l 4 i 1 K t Q s V L P if I 1 AWARDS AND HGNORS Not Pictured are Ann Littlefield and Betty Harr, Seniors. Ann received the title of, Miss Student Nurse of St. Luke's Hospital with her winning talk Are we Responsible? and Betty received the Alumni award for the outstanding senior girl at the Alumni Senior Banquet. Marcia Clock and Frances Bauer were honored at graduation, Marcia received the Smiley Cup and Frances the Leslie D. Reid Cup. The Smiley Cup is presented to the graduating senior with the most potentialities in nursing. The Leslie D. Reid Cup is a scholarship award for having the highest grade average for the three years. Standing left to right are: Ruth Schubert, Associate Director, Nursing Education, Marcia Clock, Frances Bauer, and M. Jeanne Stickels, Director of Nursing. ll Frances Bauer, Senior, and Veta Hamblen, Junior, received the cash awards for the high- est Grade average for the year 1958-59, at Convocation, Sept. 12, 1959. Miss Stickels presented the awards. Scholarship awards were presented to Eloise Webb and Carol Deckinger at capping exercises. Eloise received a cape and Carol a white sweater. p ti ' Y .. an, high- M JUNIO :ls ed to 'at ved a. f 1961 r...45.Xx 3 x S Q L 1 V x I 5 i i z 1 z Q i Q r i ,Ng P il E I i A u -i i x I 1 I L H X V 2 E 'I I wi E K i i l I r 5 L I w w i 4 I I 4 5 5 5 3 5 E i 5 S 11 4 f W 4 i I 5 E 6 2 ? Barbara Miller --- --- President . Linda Mann ---- --- Vice President Leora. Ehlert ----- -- SecretarY Judy Christopher --- --- T1'eaSL11'e1' Surgery, OB, Peds, ---- thank goodness that's over --- Now, just to look forward to Psych --- if I have to write another paper I think I'll scream! Must get four o'c1ock meds passed -- Big date tonightg wonder if I'll get off on time ---- Jr-Sr Banquet ---- All those plans and money-making projects - Miss Miller our class Sponsor is the most -- Will I ever get caught up! so many things to do -- Soon I'll hold my head up high, though -- I'll be wearing my Senior Pin. Kare Neos Jud Hoi A R A-1 ,4...4....--..4nQ-.-.ewus- Theda Sue Abel Linda Barnes Kansas City, Mo. C l d o ora o Springs, Col. Karen Rose Bebee Neosho, Mo. Mary Blogger Nellie June Bundren Richmond, Mo. Bevier, M0- Carol Ann Blair Kansas City, Mo Jlldy Christopher Hfbisington, Kan. Joyce Dammann Kansas City, M0- Linda Der stler Richmond, Mo. F... i 1 1 Q 1 i i 1 i r K' Oretha Evans West Bainbridge, Ga. 4 I , -C Leora Mae Ehlert Alina- Mae Evans Mayview, Mo. JOPHY1: M0- Nancy Josephine Gilmore Veta Mae Hamblen Hiawatha, Kan. St. Joseph, Mo. Linda. Harmony Osawatomie, Kan. Carol Henneker Raytown, MO, Mary George Kansas City, Mc Diana Overlz Nancy Lee Hedlund Pldrba North Kansas City, F IUPGR NanCY Hott Kay Jonell Jurgens Kansas City, Mo., Beaver City, Neb. P C , 5 l eorge City, Mo. Diana Knowles Overland Park, Ka K Shirley Leuenberger Linda Sue Mann Kansas City, Mo. Beloit, Kan. edlund Barbara Merrick s City- ML 'f'eka, Kan. Virginia Nester Kansas City, M0- Brenda LaOrange Hoisington, Kan. Barbara Jane Miller Plattsburg, New York Margo Rose Kansas City, Mo. ,, Peggy Lane Noger Alta Lee Payne Kansas City, Mo. Florence, Mo. Judith Ann Ryon Ernestine Thompson Baxter Springs, Kan. Baxter Springs, Kan. Judith Tipton Kansas City, Mo. Judith Elnora Welker Kansas City, Mo. Helen Leora Rowe Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Mary Jane Warren Hiawatha, Kan. Judy Kay Zircher Marshall, Mo. NOT PICTURED Linda Ferguson Joyce Frazier Mary Jo Harper Helen Jacobs Jeannette Kling . Ann Mansfield . Joyce Putnam .... . . . Elizabeth Reza . . . . . . Judy Sevy ..... Eugenie Suess . . Sally Thrasher . Judy Vandergrift Alice Verburg . Theresa Whitney Still, Joplin, Missouri Kansas City Kansas Plattsburg Missouri St Joseph Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Merriam, Kansas Princeton, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri St. Joseph, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Warrensburg, Missouri Independence, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Norton, Kansas ra. Rowe ant, Iowa f,f . ,7 ,W,!,, , ff I f jf f if ff f f 34. mink. gf, ,Q ' ' jj' t if 1,3 .4 ,. ,4,, 1 ,X V. . 3 f . 'ff , V ' Z. 7,3231-' , Jw, if ' ' ' 2- ffgfi' ' fizfi' i J hw 4, P l I f 5 1 F 3 r r E 8 r V I . 4 I , A . r a K ! l 1 E ,, K, I ,ff X ? f W I 4, 5245 . ,, , V OVERI-IEARD ON THIRD Let's eat .... Get me a cup of black coffee . . . Got a match . . . . I've got to set up a clean uniform . . No mail again today ..... I feel so obese . . I've got to go on a diet. . . . L6fI'S have 3- P3-1'tY . . Oh, how I hate nights ....... it will be a blast . . . . . He's the absolute ut-most . . . . . telephone . . . Those Ward classes ..... It's Huckle Berry Hound time , . , , Have you seen my room mate . . . . You Want a good W . . I date tonight I , , Wh0's got a cigarette Qcoffin nalll. . . rren gli. I t . 1111 buy you a coke if you'll go get them .... . . l'rn utterly exhausted. .... Nite all. Beating with the Bongos Lazy-bones WS Tide Clean Scalpel, suture, OUCH! Bandana JUNIOR Was it that bad, girls? SNAPS Ro X X5R N 2+ X X Xxx . .1:.,4. xA,. Xxx Q X X X X X m , ,d FRE H E 1962 I 57 INITIATION The day of September 4, 1959 came about as other days do, but this was not really an ordinary stretch of Z4 hours. It marked the beginning of new worlds, strange and intriguing, when the doors of St. Luke's opened to welcome another class of students. Ca1'nl',r1Gilm Jani.: Pink, Sandra Boyer Judy Banta . -WPC . . . President Vice President .Secretary Treasurer I gave my first enema ---- Oh, was I nervous! Eight Hour Summary -- now let's see, 450 cc's and 4 ounces of coke at three o'clock -- Carolyn Gilmore our Pre clinical President! Isn't that wonderful! Oh, my! I've really been putting on the weight lately! ---- and the thought of bed baths on that floor just makes my blood run cold ---- She is a great head nurse --- I'm so glad that Miss Larios is our Class Advisor. And just think this Coming year will make us JUNIORS! Roxane Allen Richmond, MO- Marian Anderson Kansas City, MO. Sandra Boyer Anna Branstetter Pittsburg, Kan. Kansas City, Mo. Mary Close Ruth Correll Fairfax, Mo. Unionville, Mo. owe r ity, Mo. a.I'1I1OI1 A 3 l 1 l 3 5 l Charlotte Fiegenbaum Judith Foster J Dover, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. h i Mary Friesz Carolyn Gilmore ity, Mo. Salisbury, Mo. Kansas CitY, Kan- l 1 I x I i 1 1 I 5 1 Carol Deckinger St. Joseph, Mo. Janet Dukes St. Joseph, Mo. Delores Haas Horton, Kan. Carmen Haase Staunton, Illinois Sandra Ebbff Sarah Ebbs Nevad.a, Mo. Nevada, Mo. Gloria Green Linda Gregath Pittsburg, Kan. Kansas City, Mo .nan-s...g,,,,,. . - , , ... -Lai , ,K 4 1 1 1 1 V i 1 1 Florence Haskell Virginia Heffner Norborne, Missouri Ellsworth, Kansas I Barbara .Tones Barbara Kenslow Arrington, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas 1 . 1 N 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 3 Janic e Halter man Liberty, Missouri Gwendolyn Harrod McFall, Missouri Karen Kneisel Powhattan, Kansas Judith Lacy Bethany, Mis souri Barbara Holbrook Phyllis Howard Main Salisbury, Missouri Hiawatha, Kansas Prin x 5 Evelyn -T3CkS0I1 Elizabeth Johannes , Lone Jack. Missouri Williamsburg, Kansa 11511 e K 1 I i P 1 3 u Q 1 Y :ward y Kansas V l N ohannes yr g, Kansas Barbara Laier Kansas City, Mo, Barbara Lavelle Milan, Mo. Margaret Martin Margaret McAnaw Princeton, Kan' Merriam, Kan. Linda McKean Judy McMahan Neosho, Mo. Colorado Springs, Col Sue Minor Marshall, Mo. Zeta Micheal Newton, MO. Connie Loop Judy Loth Kansas City North, Mo. Salisbury, Mo. Sonja McNemar Elaine Meriaux Columbus, Kan. West Mineral, Kan. WW R . ' , V ' img, Q K l i i i Q I Janis Morrison Dixie Mosser l Waverly, Mo. U1-ich, Mo. Sharon Poer Paige Poindexter Hoisington, Kan. Baldwin, Kan. I 1 1 N Matilda Mitchell Leavenworth, Kan. Noreen Mitchell Kansas City, Mo. Carol Prior Falls City, Neb. Karen Quisenberry Independence, Mo. Donna Neilson Norma Pederson Aga' Williamsburg, Kan. Hiawatha, Kan. E g' r 1 Judith Perkins Kathryn Perry K Dianne Leavenworth, Kan. Kansas City, Mo. K Osceo 1'SOI1 .an . erry ty, MO. Brenda Rhoades Parsons, Kansas Linda Roger s Pittsburg, Kansas Magel Schubert Alta- 53WYe1' Jefferson City, Edgerton, Kansas Missouri Dianna Scott 0Sceo1a, Mis souri Joyc e Sons Kansas Cit Mis souri . 'mmf Y: Marjorie Stegner I Piolot Grove, Mlssourl June Stone Osawatornie, KanS3-S F Sleeta Russell Berylene Rutter -TCff61'S0I1 CitY, McPherson, Kansas Missouri Patricia Spears N01-ma, Spellman OSB-W3-tOmie, K3-1153-S Salisbury, Missouri X . S ,ELK g Y A gy I 1 I I I I Karen Uranker Myrtle Van Vleet Pittsburg, Kan. Hoisington, Kan. Eloise Webb Harriet Weber ' Springdale, Ark. Eunice, New Mexico I ,. N i 1 i 1 1 'e R uth Tempel Higginsville, Mo. Patricia Thompson Chillicothe, Mo. Karen Wickware Pittsburg, Kansas Katherine Wood Faucett, Mo. Helen Wallace Ramona Walthall Kansas City, Kan. Leavenworth, Kan Martha Warren DO1'0thy Watts Hiawatha, Kan, Kansas City, Mo. CAPPING cEREMoNY 1960 Llthall ih, Kan, ttts y, MO. Six months of hard work rewarding us with our three pointers the St. Luke's Cap. A proud feeling filled our hearts, we had advanced from probies to freshmen and had taken a step up the ladder towards our RN's. The entire assembly joined in singing the processional, Love Divine The Very Rev. Donald R. Woodward Dean, Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral, led the capping prayer. The Rev. T.A. Simpson, Chaplain, St. Luke's Hospital, presented the capping address to the class. The resentation of caps was performed by Miss Jeanne Stickels, P Director of Nursing and Miss Ruth Schubert, Assoc. Director of Nur sing Education. Miss Mary Teresa Miller, class advisor, presented the class to the audience. Miss Stickels gave the scholarship awards to the two students having the highest scholastic rating for the preclinical period, Eloise Webb and Carol Deckinger. n . This was followed tire assembly sang the St, l..uke's Hym Th en byflhe benediction by Dean Woodward andthe recessional played by Mr. Kelly. QI snlemnlg plehge mgself hefure fgnh 'Th .. it 015211152 ,wfglvfin aiu f rlegagl i anh in the presenre nt this assemhlg: 'Gln pass mg lite in pnritg anh tu 5 prartire mg prntessiun taithtnllg. I Th Z1 fnill ahstain trnm fnhatefxer is heleterinns anh misrhiefmns, anh fnill nut take nr lznufninglg ahminister Q ang harmtnl hrng- j QU fuill im all in mg pnfner tn maintain 1 anh eleflate the stanharh nt mg prufessinn, anh fuill hnlh in rnnfihenre all persunal matters rnmmitteh tn mg keeping, anh all familg affairs rnming tn mg lznniulehge in the prartire nt mg prntessinn. with lngaltg mill Q31 enheafmr tn aih the phgsirian in his fnurlx, anh hefmte mgselt tn the fnelfare nt Z. -, Z 5 . thnse rnmmitteh tn mg rare. 1 I h K F RESHMEN SNAPS That's no amoebag that's your finger What is this thing called Jazz? Florence was never like this Somebody loves me Only tive minutes more Mother never told me it would be like this The Stagnant line NLQA I I, I I I. 1, 'I 'I I, +I 11 I. I. I I I I I I I I 1 I I I s I I I The memory of Rev. Chaoans will always be with each and every student who ever knew him. His sweet smile and consoling manner brightened the halls of St. Luke's Hospital when ever he entered them. It is to him that we dedicate this page. ACTIVITIES 196 ,I .an f 1 65, ' x v I . f ,.,' - xv X N txixlx N K X X, N I v l w M x w Convocation t N 1 , w i x Big and Little Sister Party I '..- - ' 24 y ,N f , ,.,..1: ,V f f , 'Ziff X 1 , f f If 4 af ,ul ,XA 7 X X Z 4 ,Q 1 fx f ff f 1' , 6 ffff l 1 4 f , f X if if E ff 2 ff , X ' ff'.gf'5g?5,zi3asfi43fj Q1 V' f-,aw-,f,.fy:y,, V .,4,'41FW,, v: .vffilzwi If f t 40 f , ,.,,,, f,o, ,r,. f '51 if 'f 5 Q., fa:-2' -1 'fL ' 4 n l If P 4 P I A First Student Body Meeting H l Saturday Night Get Together Initiation X . NL A. x X S '-QQ. Halloween Sock HOP rogerhef All School Chrlstmas Party W 1 1 :4 f ll X-8 x MQ O If Ga-was I 5 QQ!! M1235 , egg, E Q, CHRISTMAS ' - ...,.. 'Nfs JON ' Uuilfglllb Cull- Queen Florence being crowned by Dr. Marshall Walking in a, Winter Wonderlandg that was the theme for Annual Christmas Dance held December 12., 1959 in the auditorium of the Nurses Home. Florence Haskell was crowned Queen by Dr. Marshall. Her attendents were Margie Huscher and Peggy Noger, i z 1' 1 the if j 4 . 'ti The first dance led by Queen Florence Attendents Margie I-Iuscher and her escort Bob Laneg Peggy Noger and her escort Dick Dillenback is 53 : . Q-.gf AROU THE DORM , f 1 ff f 6, ffl., f The Dorm Mrs. Kesterson Librarian QVM 12 ,5 7 1 Norvelle Gladys Nell Housekeeping Leroy Z 44 - . e e M M e f X If I a f f fn , f ! Q a , f - ff' fi x w ' 4 1,grgsjf3?,g , Uv' 2 32 in Q 5 'f ig? 32? 4 Q , I f X ff ff , Lei? 'amy A , . 22 Mrs. LaForce ' ' 1 5 -f ' -wr ea. .o9AaQiwfz: 5 ,,5bNn- 5: f-is , uf' R -1 3:55 1. 4' Qfifwzyge .'f,+x:':b' -':: , f c., - ,gf 'iw Q.: . 1 - G, '-csv A-.,! 1 '5fK:'d4.i?5:??-'WX 5'if'Q:Ii1' 'HSV ' N7 '5 ' gf f -f1 5,.H1g'1,1m ,Z ,V I .z f b aj- E'i:,::3::y, , w w , , I ..,, . V ff 1 , , A I I Mrs. Van Wye House Director Mrs. O'Ne11 Mrs. Yount Receptionists Mrs. Darner Mrs. Rafferty AROUN HGSPIT L Information a if . K 'L Q34 IMA. , x.,. .2 tive, fa.vps',r,,.Q,f,- .zo Cafeteria Q .j'Y Pharmacy 'Y Clinic Operators Record Room Laundry C off ee Shop Central Supply Grey Ladle s 115. ' ' Mrs. Stuver Cauthen South 1 ' Miss Voss . ' Miss Osborn M1ss Devereaux Main Z South 3 North Z Mrs. Blancett Miss Snodderly MTS- M3-rtin North 3 Main 3 South 3 f ff 47.1 -l v f f wwfff 'Q :,iv. z i'Z:fH , f df? iff 1 f . ,f , - .Vx X X QQ., :' f jzfw 7,1 ' f 1' f f lfhik' Z 1 1 if f fp Af ,WZX A f ,, V K4 fa' ,f 44 , A ' f X f ff f ff f ff ' X X f! f X f 1 -,,' fy' ' ' , f Y A. f QzWgiy ' ' - I g, V ',, V f, ' s'or 3 17, I! X!! H V, X ZWXMV f fy Mis Arm M A: Mrs. Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Keltner Mrs. Kropff 3 Emerr North 4 Main 4 South 4 -4.,sm,!:E Q-W YE ' yr W' 5 40 751. J f , f 'Q Q fy' , Q7 1 5 ff 2 7 , 36 ' s f 4 Q , A f 64 f We WV4',.,::.- 2, H ifi: , f fgytgjfe :4 ifmaaf W , :3Z!Q':?' 5 f My '. :t ,M MP L ,,,, ff, 1 X 42 ,, , ' V n i my ff . , J ., W., A URSES Mrs. Gill Six Floor , 2 K C M Q L Q-MW 2 Mis s Jenkins Annex Z Mr s . Hooley Annex 4 Mis s Horstrnan Annex 3 Mrs. Viosky Mrs. Trott Miss Friedenmann Del- R00m NUTSCTY Annex 5 f 4 Mrs. Thomas Erner . Room V! , fi M4 if f 4594 RAISE Dunn Mrs. Eberhardt Anderson Recovery Room Central Supply QNX'- N f THE LAB CREW FIFTH FLOOR I N I SURGERY It was the morning to begin surgery When suddenly there appeared Thirteen eager students All filled with fear. Sutures, needles, and all what not Presented a challenge that had to be fought. But time passed quickly, and before we knew Much had been learned in a week or two. With experience in recovery and emergency room Our surgical training had ended Too soon If 1 L N v if ,gf ..,,.,,., WW, wi fd 45 ,f Z, .M ,I ,AI . X f. 71,5 7, f I U f? , , .4 , . f f Q f 5 ,,,' V: ,i gg , Q 2 at 2 GB TETRICS f M wg O? 'HA ff Q A4 5 f 5 , 7 A The next step forward was a. wonderful thing It taught us about babies And the joy they bring. 7, 1 f 4 K Z , 4 A smile from Mother and a thank you fromt 3. C A' we wmw W1 W s Q.xRmr X me S ss mfs smkgxmsxssm 24: Q 14 X, , : y M.x.xQ.x.sxkasx , N X, jb X5 Qtamx ily 453, ,y ., Hg, ff? 4: WM fhfgfg X f p tzfj ,, Were fullfilling rewards that all of us had Mere words in rhyme Can not express Was of the best. The knowledge we gained Lng ' from llDadll I .Ly .,,. PEDIATRICS SZ i Ny HX f f S ,f - V 5, fy, 1 ww my ' Remember the babe so cuddly and small Well now today he's a lad quite tall. Growth and development as presented to us Were carefully studied as definite must. In the teaching of immunities and caustive germs There was so much in pediatrics That we all had to learn. P 5 AA Y C H I A MRS. WIMER RN ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR MISS HELM - INSTRUCTOR T R Y Packing and transporting were difficult chores But we finally moved Through new and different doors. But with some adjustment Proved quite enlightening. Day Hospital, O. T. and all activities All set a record Of gay festivities. MRS. FRANKLIN RN 3rd. FLOOR SUPERVISOR MR. THORNTON AND MRS, WHITE , QAL, A Nt X ,, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 311 STAN HARRISON RN Psychiatry at first seemed rather frightening Y Xa 'Ia '-if ,V.' YEARBOCK Sr. Editor Jr. Editor Fr. Editor Sec. -Treas. Typist Ann Littlefield Carol Blair Molly Benson Bonnie Smith Sandi Drew GENERAL STAFF Margie Huscher Shirley Oyler Linda Darnold Linda Lindquist Joy Fish Sandy Toeller Carolyn Pollard Andy Walton Bev Guthrie Nancy King Leora Ehlert Helen Jacobs Barbara Merrick Pat Thompson Faculty Sponsor Mrs. Dola. Lifer .l 1 , 'AQ .. t F A , .' 'OA ' T if'- ianvff .215 .tiini STAFF Our sincere thanks to M. Jeanne Stickels, Director of Nursing, and to Vivian Young, Nurse Aide, for taking many of the snapshots that appear in this book. I f X VX, A Q X xx 3 Egdfagd acztjf s., J ' I I ' Z H A A I ft f K ' W, ,s,yi N X . ... 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