St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - In Tenebris Lux Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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TEA Every Thursday afternoon we have a tea planned by the Tea Committee. Once a month there's a birthday tea for all those having birthdays during that month. The committee is composed of one member of each class. L. to R.: B. Traichal, Chr., S. Bowers, H. Johnson, J. Herring, M. Kurtz. VESPERS The Sunday morning and Tues- day evening chapel services are arranged by the Vespers Commit- tee. Our religious growth is pro- moted by their worthwhile services in our new chapel on 3 Central in the hospital. The group is com- posed of one member of each class and meets once a month. L. to R.: B. Green, A. Laughner, Chr., J. Simecek, Chaplain Reverend Bentzinger. SERVICE The Service Committee meets once a month and consists of a member from each class. The committee is responsible for dec- orating the residence on various occasions. They also send flowers to the sick and collect and send used clothing to the Frontier Nurses in Kentucky. Their ex- penses are met by collecting tax stamps. L. to R.: M.-Betzmer, A. Lasch, Chr., E. Fullerton, L. Cash.

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‘ COMMITTEES INFRACTIONS This is the committee that ‘rules the roost’’ when it comes to check- ing demerits and keeping us stu- dents in line. The committee is composed of members from each class and meets twice each month. L. to R.: J. Rose, Chr., C. Childs, S. Milner, M. Barry, L. Chambers. ABSENT! FROM PICTURE: S. Gibler. LIBRARY Finding lost books, issuing fines and deciding on new books are the main functions of the library committee. The group is composed of a chairman appointed by the officers of the Student Government and one member from each class; they meet once a month to carry on their duties. Le) i0v-R:s. J. prlerringaGhrs o).u-Vicek mer. Stockwell, Adv., M. Treat, H. Jacko. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: G. Smith. BIG SISTER The three roses and white can- dle on the breakfast table of each finishing senior is one of the many responsibilities of the Big Sister Committee. The group welcomes each new class with a slumber party and atter six months of edu- cation the capping ceremony is planned. Their activities highlight our student memories. The com- mittee is composed of a student elected from each class. Meetings are held once a month. L. to R.: S. Farley, N. Brownell, A. Stitzlein, Chr., N. Zure.

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NO PICTURE AVAILABLE SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS: D. Valentine, Chairman M. McGookey D. Crandall J. Butler L. Hurschman S. Cline N. Pritchard ADVISORY With each group of preclinicals, a new advisory committee is formed of older students. The function of this committee is to guide the girls in their new life at Saint Luke's, by living with them and taking part in their activities. Each advisor is responsible for a small group of the younger girls and acts as a mediator in the many puzzling situations that may arise during the first year. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: E. Andrews, B. Dzurnak, C. Bemiller, B. Bartlett. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: S. Eaken, M. J. Spur- rier, J. Risden, J. Book. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: R. Williams, B. Rice, L. Paton, B. Kuss, A. Luoma, S. Henson, B. Beaumont. NOT PICTURED: D. White, Chairman, A. Raimer, I. Brugger, B. Aten, A. Thayer. HOUSEKEEPING Keeping our Residence in ‘apple pie order’ is the main goal of the House Committee. ‘Room inspec- tion” consists of a monthly unan- nounced visit by this group, at which time score cards are left for each occupied room. They make certain the kitchenettes are kept well stocked with kitchen utensils and help “iron out” any housekeeping problems with our Housekeeping Department headed by Mrs. Clara Balogh. PICTURED, L. to R.: S. Bowers, P. Harman, A. Barbour, N. Cole—Chairman, C. Werner, - A. Talcott, P. Schell, C. Snyder, J. Nielsen, D. Treacle, N. Huxtable. 5 NOT PICTURED: H. Pease, E. J. Kemp, J. Thomas, J. Weiser Cunningham, M. A. Eshel- © man, S. Gibler. SOCIAL Social life goes along at a merry pace here at Saint Luke’s largely due to the efforts of this group. Frequent informal dances, exchange dinners, tea dances, Stunt Night, and pep rallies are but a few of the many activities they arrange. These outside activities help to keep us well-rounded happy indi- viduals.