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

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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.

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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

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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.