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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

iat Zea irs wha na ew lb wa net wena aks Sa NAS Ct A Et 0 a ino wae ed ae Ee ERS wii el lta SCAN. ae Sa Ean ba eT ed SS TIES rin TE RS TENS cae GE DONE aS N a abel eat jarvis winder SR e esi eee ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY Gc 977.102 C59sLh 1956 CREE DOR thee) PNT IN TENEBRIS LUX presented by the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-six St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing Cleveland, Ohio Dedication For your welcome guidance when needed, for your co-operation and helpfulness, your courtesy, your graciousness toward every- one, for your friendly smile and manner, we, the class of 1956, fondly dedicate this 1956 In Tenebris Lux to you, Miss Marie Gaertner. EI Co ¥ 4 Hu sae pe “ae 14 “le ® ; i =, vee oat i : fovea,’ © Peed tg Paar Mav ate Sa me PS r aS A Dream (ome Jue VV are very fortunate that we are able to have the satisfaction of realizing ‘‘a dream come true’’'—a dream of competently carrying out our duties in a starched white uniform and cap, of co-operating with other professional persons in allied fields to give the best care to the p atient, and of gaining a much better understanding of other people and ourselves. Yet our dream was not all silver-lined, for there were times when our patience wore thin, studies took all of our spare moments and we had to work the evening of that important college formal. Still we know these past three years will long be remembered ator through the wonderful friendships, education and work our dream has come true. Rae a . So let us dream SBS esrea eee i : L i i sentiment csoee REIS SAN Sse Kenneth J. Shoos Hospital Superintendent James R. Startzman Theodore Thoburn Assistant Superintendent President, St. Luke’s Association Miss M. Katherine Fleck Director of Nursing Education Miss Lillian Wagner Miss Grace Eschelman Director of Nursing Service Assistant Director of Nursing Education Night and Day Supervisors—l. to R.: L. Allen, J. Heller, E. Creed, J. Aitkin, E. Bukovina, R. Craig, D. Schleicher, (inset—J . Bowers.) Wa q Relief Supervisors—L. to R.: E. Vasko, J. Venable, E. Pratt, M. Gaertner, B. Oloch. 4 4 7 ee: ‘ + Surgical: Mrs. Crane, Miss Measor, Miss Burnett, Miss Medical: Miss Edwards, Miss Hillyer, Miss Wilker, Miss Nord. Anderson, Miss Mirosavich. Operating Room: Miss Mack, Miss Barone, Miss Kavulac, Miss Kretz, Head Nurse, Miss Brockman. Pediatrics: Miss Scarpete, O. P. D.; Miss Anderson; Emer- Obstetrical: Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Arndt, gency Room: Miss Waltemade. Miss Scaravelli. Miss Kathleen Davis Mrs. Leota Crowther Our receptionists act as ‘second mothers’, being on duty all hours of the day and night. Mrs. Crowther and Mrs. Cooper, our regular day and evening reception- ists, have been with us for over five years. Mrs. Croft is the regular night receptionist while the alternates include Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Middleton, and Mrs. Nicholls. 10 Residence Staff Our Residence Director, Miss Davis, having served our students since 1948, has seen many of us come and go. She has shared in our joys and sorrows. To her we owe many of the thoughtful deeds and happy residence life during our three years. . A newcomer to the residence family is Miss Rainey serving as Recreational Director. Many qualms on our Christmas gift list were answered by the craft program she initiated. Interest in the program grew to such lengths that it was offered to the hospital personnel also. Miss Sarita Rainey Mrs. Jessie Cooper Worship services for the pa- tients are offered each Sunday morning and on religious holidays by Hospital Chaplain Warren Bentzinger. Kiwanians act as “‘pushers’’ to bring patients to the Austin Memorial Chapel while others that desire may hear the broadcast through the bedside radios. The lovely strains of organ music are rendered from the elec- m4 tric organ, a gift of the Senior Women’s Board. Chaplain Warren Bentzinger The library is found to be a key spot in the nurse’s education. Such a wealth of knowledge is found in the text and reference books while a “‘browser”’ can find much of interest in the popular magazines and novels. The library is under the supervision of Miss Rocena Stockwell. Miss Rocena Stockwell, Librarian Say Ahh — Our health clinic finds itself especially busy when those viruses hit the residence. Many a path is trod to this spot as we get “reconditioned” to go back to classes and floor duty. =Sv orn ourbwu nn Miss Gertrude Fleck, Dr. Endicott, and D. Marshall. 11 Medical Staff Saint Luke’s Hospital boasts a medical staff of about 170 active Vis- itants and 69 Interns and Residents, all of whom provide an opportunity for the student nurse to learn. Each June brings new interns and residents to provide capable team work to give the patients the best of care. Chiefs of Staff: Dr. G. Hurd, OB-GYN.; Dr. A. D. Nichol, Medicine; Dr. R. Hodges, Pedi- atrics; Dr. D. Glover, Surgery. — eae Internes and Residents: (L. to R. standing) Dr. Benjamin, Dr. Gruber, Dr. Surgical Ward Rounds with Dr. Glover: (L. to R.) Kramer, Dr. Ardis, Dr. Anderson, Dr. Byrne, Dr. Kurtz, and Dr. Millhouse. Dr. Lambdin, Dr. Bunde, Dr. Avellone, Dr. Holman, (L. to R.) Dr. Everhart, Dr. Harshman, Dr. Shaer, Dr. Tarr, Dr. Green, Dr. Dr. Sekerak, Dr. Albo, Dr. Glover, Dr. Posch, Dr. Foss, and Dr. Wilson. Jones, Dr. Ford. é Christmas floor party: (L. to R.) Dr. Avellone, P. Staff Christmas Party: (L. to R.) Mrs. Avellone, Dr. Perfett, Miss Venable, Spitler, Dr. Byrne, and Dr. Perfett. Dr. and Mrs. Millhouse, Miss Ramey, Dr. Pickett, Dr. and Mrs. Harshman, Miss Wiley, Dr. Tarr, Dr. and Mrs. Albo. 12 ee 2k eden tepantacreaaes Ragan ween e learn our basic knowledge and skills the foundation of our dream. i Obstetrics: Miss Green, Miss Franks. ‘i ecg: pe guar BINIERS ETC Nursing Arts: Miss Lloyd, Miss Knipple, Miss Dyke- house, Mrs. Pukay. Surgery: Mrs. Cameron, Miss Jacobson, Miss Blair. Dietetics: Mrs. Vandervort; Pediatrics: Miss Allen; EENT: Miss Bukovina. Su Ky Nurses’ Home Who will forget ‘'B’’ building or WH October 20 Canterbury Sponsored allege unior Women's Board - So that our dream may come true we need guidance. Our student government gives us the basis for harmonious group living. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Left to right: A. Talcott, President; N. Osborn, Vice-President; M. Shane, Treasurer; L. Emanuele, Secretary. Student Government Throughout the entire year, the Student Co-operative Organization of St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing is always busy with many different functions and duties. Not only are all activities of the school overseen by this organization, but we are also a part of the Student Nurse Organiza- tion of Greater Cleveland and Elyria, which in turn belongs to both the state and national associations. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Acting in the capacity of the Execu- tive Committee is this group made up of the class presidents, and the presi- dent and vice-president of the Stu- dent Government. Left to right: L. Knoll, L. Kelly, A. Talcott, chairman, M. Betzmer, P. Echnoz, N. Osborn. 18 Big. Sister- Counselors From that first big PJ party and some patient counseling to an im- pressive finishing breakfast, this committee plans many thoughtful gestures which become pleasant memories. Left to right: (Standing) D. Fuller, M. J. Meckstoth, N. Conold, C. Coder, J. Wade, chairman, J. Mangon, C. Meggesy, P. Mosher. (Sitting) P. Ketcham, C. Pettibone, B. Burns, J. Wageman, B. Albers, J. Morton, A. Rein, S. Naujoks, M. Neilson, J. McColl. Absent: N. Carpenter, chrm. House Commuttee Bed made? Window closed? Room tidy? These girls will get you if you don’t watch out. With unannounced room and kitchen inspection you're bound to be- come proficient at housekeeping duties. Left to right (Standing) J. Howells, E. Fuller- ton, C. Coder, S. Snyder, J. Whitmore, N. Osborn, chairman, M. Baxter, N. Brownell, B. Albers, L. Sowry. (Sitting) J. Moon, S. Scott, H. Tibbs, D. Eisaman, A. Gault, M. Simons, L. Arm- strong, M. Lucas, J. Anderson, N. Crevoisie, R. Thomson, J. Morton. th qnennbeibeni’’ aah Good sportsmanship is our goal—With intramural sports be- coming more popular, this newly- formed council directs its varied program. Highlight of the year is the Athletic Banquet giving recog- nition for high-point honors and sponsored by the hospital Junior Women’s Board. Left to right (Standing) J. Moon, J. Tucker, M. McFadden, chairman, M. Betzmer, J. Wade. (Sitting) G. Tomcik, M. Contini, M. Holicky, M. Kurtz, B. Green. Jea Committe How does the tea committee dis- cover sO many original themes for tea each week? This a‘ternoon get- together is enjoyed by faculty, stu- dents, and hospital personnel who are honored at a birthday tea once. a month. Left to right: A. Lasch, C. Krum, M. Neilson, chairman, B. Lasko. Gaiety reigns on the weekends as Miss Student Nurse replaces her stiff, white uniform and cap for q frilly party dress. Good times are found as this committee has a hand in the planning of monthly dances, stunt night, crowning of the May Queen, plus numerous social affairs with our “‘adopted”’ college, Case Institute of Technology. Left to right: B. Kovach, M. Kurtz, M. Baxter, S. Scott, S. Stuart. Absent: N. Eyster, Chrm. : KEEL RLEREL CED GED i Spiritual growth is emphasized as weekly chapel services planned by the committee search to answer some of life’s important questions. Chap- lain Bentzinger, guest speakers, mov- ies, and students provide various types of worship. The installation of Student Government officers is an annual activity of this committee, also. Tl y Tl eee ates Left to right: J. Dunbar, N. Springer, N. Lott, chairman, H. Tibbs. e C e nfractions Committee Student Government is proud that students are able to set up their own residence rules and regulations and strive to attain high standards. This is the committee that can hand out some rigid punishments and still make possible those most welcome Senior Privileges. Left to right: L. Hanlin, B. Ellertson, M. A. Close, N. Newland, C. Hostrup, E. White. (Missing: G. Kennedy, chairman) Barrels of tax stamps roll in as this group.tediously counts them for sup- port of their worthwhile service proj- ects. Remembrances are made to the sick and the needy, in addition to the forgotten psychiatric nursing students in Toledo. Left to right: K. Roub, A. Gault, G. Grader, J. Rose, S. Weaver, J. Jones. (Missing: Dagny Nylen, chairman) Balancing the budget can be quite a chore, but is tackled with confi- dence by the members of this com- mittee who are also their class treas- urers. Left to right: J. Howells, L. J. Hill, M. Shane, chairman, B. Neff. Babysitting. Commuter As the babysitting jobs roll in and with it that ever-loving spending mon- ey, this committee has the responsi- bility of this ‘‘extra curricular neces- sity’’. Left to right: M. Deters, chairman,- A. Lasch, S. A. Jewell. i Library. Committee. | These girls give their ef- forts to selecting new and interesting publications, issu- ing fines, and tracking down “The Case of the Missing Library Book’’. Left to right: M. Ladwig, D. Fuller, N. Boyd. Missing: J. Neilson, chairman. 22 Left to right: B. Green, M. Contini, M. Baxter, J. McColl, R. Weber, J. McClaren, C. Krum, N. Brownell. Left to right: (Sitting) P. Knittle, P. Ketcham, H. Moore, N. Lott, M. Blackmore, S. White, B. Burns, A. Ports, D. Penny, J. Sills. Lukeocyte Stafy Each month the student body looks forward to the latest scoop off the type- writer of ‘‘Lucy Lukeocyte’’. The many activities of the school, news about the residents, and entertaining articles go to make up this newspaper publication. Ml CO-EDITORS: S. White, M. Blackmore. 23 24 Annual Staff Co-ediicrt.._-.2. C. Krum and N. Brownell Pirnack ATE ee M. Baxter, N. Eyster, M. Betzmer Classes........ K. Ness, L. Hill, L. Kelly, J. Schuller, $. White, R. Clark, K. Norum, L. Crandall, M. Thamer Facultys eee B. Green and A. Talcott Committeés . 4.020 eee A. Lasch Photas—- M. Deters, C. Snyder, J. Seibert, G. Cox Typistandl “Writer... 3.22-c.-0.-coe ot eee eee ee N. Lott bavoulss one, Sees J. Pluchel, J. Lukes, N. Newland, G. Kennedy, J. Mangon, A. Barbour Business............ N. Carpenter (Mgr.), C. Ritola, M. Holicky Cc. Krum - he, FIRST ROW, L. to R.: N. Lott, J. Wiley, M. Baxter, N. Brownell, L. Emanuele, L. Kelly. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: M. Betzmer, M. Kurtz, A. Talcott, N. Wisniewski, B. Green, C. Hay, M. Holicky, A. Lasch. © N. Brownell Pirnack Choir BACK ROW, L. to R.: J. Dusek, S. Church, A. Arnold, R. Weber, J. McClain, N. Neilso n, J. McColl, M. Ladwig, E. Whittam, D. Fuller, D. Denny, N. Lott. FRONT ROW: F. Boyce, A. Brooks, J. Anderson, J. Morton, J. Wilson, J. Ulery, S. Scott, D. Myer, S. Spring, J. Bolton, N. Casale, J. Schladen. BACK ROW, L. to R.: J. Grosvenor, E. Kubik, J. Wood, M. Finkenbiner, J. Daugherty, J. Epstein, M. Neilson, H. Bado, B. Falk, E. Cunningham. FRONT ROW: C. Alcorn, J. Jones, D. Schwindt, J. Kovacs, P. Knittle, P. Hoffstetter, N. Stead, M. Kapala, P. Ketchum, M. Contini, S. White, E. Edwards. F A BACK ROW, L. to R.: B. Jones, A. Whitford, J. Bahler, J. Cover, A. Urban, R. Griffin, L. Knoll, S. Snyder, K. Norum, B. Laczko, D. Marshall. FRONT ROW: DM. Brittan, M. Parker, N. Morrison, C. Row- land, J. Gregor, M. Lucas, J. Welday, P. Slepko, S. Carvey, S. Grund. = - Se EC. 44 | “ WLS i Dive ‘st BACK ROW, L. to R.: L. Cook, L. Hanlin, J. Dunbar, B. Pearson, A. Pollitt, J. Graham, M. Westlee, J. Moon, B. Mosbach, K. Roub, J. Howells. FRONT ROW: C. Lasik, R. Fitzpatrick, L. Wright, V. Cleveland, M. Boren, B. Burns, A. Parsons, M. Armstrong, N. Conold, P. Coburn, K. Kelly, P. Robinson, B. Peterson. ad Brainy Trustzot) the. organization: M. Contin, Every season is a busy season for the choir as they rehearse President; S. Church, Librarian; J. Lawrence, Director; g h Highligh thi J. Moon, Librarian; A. Pollitt, Secretary. for the numerous concerts during the year. Highlights of this schedule are the Spring and Christmas programs, those with Case Institute, and also the Cleveland schools of nursing con- cert. 25 Practice, aching muscles and tryouts won these pert misses “the title of ‘‘Case Cheerlead- ers’’. Full of spirit our 4 gals are the favorites on campus. ee Left to right: Elaine White, Marjorie Brown, Susan Stuart and Kay Roub. Well liked? You bet and when Case’s band comes marching down the field these four vi- vacious girls take the lead. Left to right: Joan Check, Marny Anders, Patricia Roemer and Nancy Wil- liams. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: E. Weddington, E. Jones, Dr. Seymore, C. Hay. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Dr. Friedley, T. Piazza, F. Inder- lied, Dr. Wild, P. Theisen, Dr. Keister. ‘‘And the Band Played On”’ and so it goes with the Rhythm- aires who furnish the background music for Luke’s dances. Members include doctors, nurses, hospital personnel, and par- ticipants from Case Tech. Dr. Harold Theisen acts as manager- sponsor for the group. ie ag? ‘and parties heip complete the oS a ele! | portion of our dream. : aol Gr 27 oc Stunt Yught “Broadway. on Parade” 1956A ‘The Last Block on Broadway” 1956B ‘‘The Cut-Up”’ Faculty Follies 1957 ‘‘Broadway is my Beat”’ 1958 ‘‘Florence’s Follies’’ To honor girls earning 50 points or more in sports activities, the Junior Women’s Board of St. Luke’s Hospital gave a banquet at the Canterbury Club on October 20, 1955. Awards were presented to Mildred Betzmer, Eileen Ellertson, Marilyn Holicky, Alyce Talcott, and Janet Wade for earning 150 points. Honorable men- tion was given to Marcine McFadden and Beverly Green for having over 300 points. Prize Winning Booths Pie and Coffee! Judges: Dr. Wilson, Dr. Millhouse, Dr. Bunde Senior Preparation Left to right: Mrs. Marion Hall, Director; Miss Roberta Turner; Miss Jane Sonk, queen; Miss Nancy Eyster; and Mrs. Kay Ness. May Day—when our student body chooses one of the loveliest Senior girls as their Queen of the May. Longing anticipation until the chosen few are named, and then soft music, the scent of rosebuds and grateful acknowledgement. 1955 Spung Formal � 2 i i ae a : 4 anit $, © tae i4 Class of '56A pose for camera at their last St. Luke’s formal. The St. Luke’s Spring Formal of 1955 was enjoyed by more than one- hundred couples on June 3rd. The Cleveland Skating Club put on its finest airs for us and with the music of Harry Hershey—fun was had by all. The theme was ‘‘Beyond the Stars’’—and with stars in the sky and in everyone’s eyes what could be nicer? Music+ male-+-female—dancing. Punch and cookies were a treat. Miss. Student. Nurse Of St. Luhoh After hearing four most thought-provoking speeches on ‘Nursing in My Life’, the students were asked to vote for their choice of Miss Saint Luke’s of 1956. This proved to be a difficult choice. After a tie and a revote, the winner was announced and Helen Pease became Miss Student Nurse of Saint Luke’s for 1956. SEATED: Alyce Talcott, Laura Wil- liamson. STANDING: Helen Pease, Gayle Kennedy. Congratulations are in order from Vice President Nancy Osborn. Up in the air with the victor— Helen Pease. mn so r eget mnt IC NE oie 3 a. wee ‘ ae Eas Suan aie 2s ‘. a4 i SP iakine em RD A pe mesma enna C neaaasorinte Berience and re) the under- . é i b FUe sR Sa seNn Nightingale Pledge | solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. | will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. | will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will | endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. The coveted cap is placed upon the preclinical student’s head The newly capped class of 1957 presented Mrs. Marion Hall signifying the end of many months of study at Western Reserve a bouquet of roses as a remembrance of her last capping and the beginning of clinical study. service before her retirement in June 1955. 36 38 Class. of. 1957 57’s come another mile On the road to education; Probie days behind us— Now in clinical rotation. The responsibilities are large, The holidays are few, Our social life is active With parties, pinnings too! One thing is for sure, We have a goal in mind; Nursing is for us— Service to mankind. CLASS OFFICERS M..Meckstroth 5 eee Secretary Pe Echnoz. 25... eee President B. Neffi2c... 422 eee Treasurer A. Ports 22 re Vice President First Row, left to right: G. Tomcik, H. Tibbs, J. Sills, B. Solomon, L. Sowry, H. Moore, J. Schladen, R. Turner. Second Row: C. Meggyesy, J. Ulery, J. Lindquist, D. Meyer, P. Walter. First Row, left to right: C. Pettibone, A. Rein, J. Kovach, B. Kovacs, R. Lewis, N. Stelts. Second Row: N. Casale, J. Bolton, P. Ketcham, I. Kananen, L. Wilke, R. Weber, S. Weaver, N. Watt, J. Whalen. Third Row: J. Wagenman, J. Mangon, S. White, J. McColl, C. Hostrup, J. McClain, J. McClaran, J. Voss, K. Kelley. First Row, left to right: D. Penney, F. Boyce, B. Burns, P. Cobourn, P. Knittle, D. Eisaman. Second Row: M. Close, M. Contini, C. Coder, N. Conold, M. Boren, C. Bailey, S. Downey, M. Armstrong, S$. Church, P. Mosser. Third Row: R. Clark, B. Albers, M. Blackmore, M. Nielson, E. Cunningham, M. Hewes, J. Coryell, D. Fuller, D. Denny. Not Pictured: N. Osborne, S. Naujoks, D. Kennedy, M. Shane, N. Sweet, M. Simons. 39 Class. of 1958 We are 91 who call ourselves the class of 58 With studying, working, dates, and fun we're in a hazy state. We wonder if there’s a cap or pin that we will ever see We hope so— it gets hard to live on nervous energy. CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Ruth Fitzpatrick, Sec.; Lois Knoll, Pres. Standing: Edith Wittam, V. Pres.; Jane Howells, Treas. First Row, left to right: R. Fitzpatrick, E. Edwards, M. Anders, M. Alexander, J. Check, L. Crandall, S. Carvey, M. Brown, A. Brooks. Second Row: C. Alcorn, S. Bowden, V. Cleveland, J. Boden, A. Dible, J. Dusek, H. Bado, J. Anderson, P. Duffy, J. Cover, J. Bahler. Third Row: N. Crevoise, B. Falk, M. Finkenbiner, J. Daugherty, J. Epstein, H. Estvander, A. Arnold, M. Brittan, J. Dunbar, L. Cook. 49 First Row, left to right: D. Marshall, C. Lasik, S. Grund, K. Norum, M. Miller, B. Jones, B. Laczko, B. Morsback. Second Row: N. Morrison, J. Gregor, A. Parsons, J. Grosvenor, D. Kucha, E. Kubik, L. Hanlin M. Kapala, J. Howells, J. Jones, V. Gemmill. Third Row: P. Hoffstetter, R. Griffin, N. Nielsen, M. Lucas, M. Ladwig, J. Moon, M. Parker, L. Knoll, J. Graham. First Row, left to right: D. Schwindt, M. Stuart, N. Williams, S. Spring, K. Roub, C. Strasser, E. White, P. Roemer, H. Wilcox. Second Row: B. Thompson, J. Wood, A. Urban, A. Pollitt, A. Whitford, J. Tucker, M. Sammon, M. Weslee, G. Radde, P. Slepko, L. Wright, J. Wilson. Third Row: M. Thamer, B. Peterson, C. Rolland, N. Stead, E. Whittam, J. Welday, S. Scott, S. Snyder, J. Morton. Absent from picture: B. Pearson, J. Otto, P. Robinson. Al OP On Sere Pete wis a eae “meeps meres tet Lie PRES ES SIREN ROE 8 CI ‘‘A dream come true’’-—a graduate nurse wearing a significant pin and possessing a diploma indicating the successful comple- _tion of a life dream. a To Be A Nurse To be a nurse is to walk with God Along the path that our Master trod. To soothe the achings of human pain, To faithfully serve for little gain, To lovingly do the kindly deed. A cup of water to one in need, A tender hand on a fevered brow, A word of cheer in the living now. To reach the soul through its body’s woe. Ah, this is the way that God would go. Oh, white capped girls in service true, Our Great Physician’s working with you. Class. of 19564 Mildred Betzmer President Class barber Garlic and tomato sauce The Lady in Red 9 Allayne Rae Lasch Vice President Our natural-born nurse “Come over for a cup of coffee”’ Everybody’s friend LuJane Davies Hill Treasurer Friendly arguments Apartment with Bob Motorcycle rides Nan Brownell Pirnack Secretary The right remark at the wrong time Bah! and Humbug! Sigma Nu fan ‘ Marlene M. Baxter Artist with a great sense of humor Rooming house in Fremont Stylis h clothes to go with black hair Jean Marie Lukes Long blonde hair Swimming and roller skating Kept up the class curve 46 Gretchen Schweikart Cox December Bride Prize winning sock knitter Always last but not least Beverly Green Always the sergeant Executive duties galore Good for a laugh and a car ride Grace Devol Davis Sweet and smiling Mutt and Jeff or Bob and Grace Southern Belle—Ohio, that is! Marilyn Jean Kurtz Always an answer Dry Goods Store Promotes the west side S : ( i Kay Boyd Ness Patricia Ann Novak Nancy Jill Pluchel Class Wit Little girl with big plans Vivacious—always on the go Manhattan memories Convertible and cabin cruiser Fashion Plate Queenie’s girl Class scrabble fiend Long red fingernails Janet Rose Marilyn Young Full time mother and nurse Rabid Pinochle fan Chained to the sewing machine Big brown eyes and bangs Runs the problem clinic College men 47 Class. of 19568 Lois May Kelly President Sewing w ith a safety pin Grandma Moses’ grand- daughter Perpetual good humor ee aa Jane A. Whitmore Vice President Nothing beats a Chevie Letters from Japan Eye shields, patches, and drops Ella Belle Fullerton Treasurer “Ellie, would you cut my hair?”’ Sugar ’n spice 'n every- thing nice Sunday afternoons with Tom Sally Mitzel Secretary “Crazy Man” The perfect hour glass Early to bed and early to rise Clara Ann Barbour Perfect cover girl A diamond and three stars “| don’t get it!”’ |Joan Ellen Chrobak Subtle sense of humor Ski sweater on a round needle G. E. Suntan Nondis Ann Boyd Blonde beauty “Bermuda is the most fabulous place”’ He’s out of uniform now— finally Margaret A. Deters Quite the cook Jim versus Virus ‘‘X”’ Unexpected wit Norma Jean Carpenter “‘Norje”’ to us Humor tinged with sarcasm Bland diets? for Percy Nancy Lucille Drake Stunt Nite 1954 “Is 4W always like this on relief?” The girl with the golden heart Carol Ann Childs Saving for a rainy day Midnite oil with micro ‘‘Most likely to succeed” Louise Grace Emanuele Buoyant personality “Would you please explain... “Was | supposed to be at work?” Pa 49 € | al § Nancy Gale Eyster Joyce Marie Farry Alice Anne Gault Wide-eyed innocence “At least we'll have Patients need TLC Surgical schedule x 2 . someplace to live.” Water fights on three Hers is a perfect love Discovered diamond mine Hand-made wardrobe in Toledo Knees and nieces Eileen Yvonne Ellertson Dirty white bucks Perfect coiffure Truly a ‘‘Bonnie”’ lass | Marilyn Louise Holicky | Perfect P.J. parties with Geraldine Ann Grader Carolyn Louise Hay Robin Herrington Bowen Eyes that tell a story Permanent feature in “This is really it!’’ room 7 Fashion plate Kel ‘What does D.A. mean?” “Bring the Uke” “Wait'll | tell you” | A man of distinction Low lights and tall glasses Supper in Canada Another accident letter? - ee 8 g ” va Wei-hua C. Jin From ‘way across the ocean “Quart a’ gin” Wisp of a waist for those Oriental fashions Judith Claire Jenkins Dyed eyebrows? “‘l like ’em tall, | reckon”’ December diamond shirley Cline Kaczur Clarisse LaVonne Krum Robbie and Andy—the Original ‘‘do it yourself” men in her life girl Long on-and-off resident Eenie, meenie, minie, mo; at Luke’s Only four more to go! Loyal Coast Guard fan Watch those scrap-books grow Sue Ann Stanley Jewell A jewel in white satin Patiently waiting “When Bobby comes home...” Elizabeth Anne Kuneman Sling for the ring —Me and mono— On her toes with ‘‘Old Mold” j Gayle Alice Kennedy Sweet sincerity “| forgot to sign out”’ ‘I like older men” Jo Anne E. Long Danny-boy Love on a telephone bell First to finish © 2 } 3 i h Ann Lynn Larcombe Nancy Jane Lott Mary Joe McAlpin Marcine Ellen McFadden “Reg likes blue”’ Still—‘‘what happened?” Always dressed for the Casey at the bat Those eyes Are you coming to occasion Peaches and cream ‘I’m starting on my diet Chapel? Hair stylist deluxe complexion tomorrow’’ A Coroner’s case “I’m getting my ring next “Can't you be quiet? — Christmas” I’m sleeping” H | Rita Sherry Meyer Buena Elizabeth Barbara Voight Mitchell Nancy Ann Newland | Tom and the ‘Wild Blue Mahoney A year and a half is “They're all on the D.L.” Yonder”’ “Ahh, come on fellas”’ forever “‘Let’s smoke the old girl 14 weeks of nights is too Home in a pick-up truck ‘“‘He’s just my Bill’”’ out”’ many Famous anatomy-short Learning to be a home- Sexy seamless hose. Girl with the Ipana smile bones maker ¢ June Elna Nielson “Tennis, anyone?” Bermuda shorts Oh, that Jerome fellow Dagny Marilyn Nylen Interested in culture— Art especially! Tinkling laughter Bake-sale veteran Carolyn Anna Ritola Mary Jane Reinhart Heaven: A car and a Ted and little Teddy sailor Nonchalance with Plantation (?) in Texas wisdom “| have everything”’ Graceful hands Helen Jeanette Pease Serenity, personified ‘Along came Bill’’ Apple for the teacher Patricia M. Schell ‘Have | told you lately that I’m in love?” Fancy foot soaks Hand-holding—squish! Nancy Joan Pritchard “lf | stay in O.B. one more dayne Marching along with Beta Theta Pi. A Monerak? Carol Janice Sloan Sleek and shiny hair Formals and jitter-bugs The doctors right hand § : = J Joan Mikell Schuller Nancy Spiegelberg Cynthia Ann Synder Donna Lee Treacle Subtle humor Looking-Glass Mountain A long way from home ‘And he has the “Wait 'till | get my Tall, stately beauty Always ready dreamiest eyes!”’ knitting”’ She’s the apple of his eye “Did you ever hear the Tales of a Florida sojourn California here | come one about...” Sunshine on a rainy day Alyce Marie Talcott Ann Neu Tyler Lois A. 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