St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing - Vincentine Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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tuolent Counoi The Student-Faculty Organization is the chief organization from which all school activities stem. lt meets once a month. Some of its functions are the sending of delegates to the conventions of the Ohio State Nurses Association and the Na- tional League for Nursing. The Student Council maintains communications with the Toledo Stu- dent Nurses Association by means of special representatives from the student body. The Christmas Dance, Rummage Sale, and Card Party provide entertainment as well as funds for the Student Council activities. Different clubs func- tion as Committees of the Student Council, for example the Sodality and the French Club. Mi a.,.y,, ,.l. . l d M ss Marlofle Smgler an ,,..,-.mi .f -- .yr x Miss MARY KOLLARIK, ii.N. Adviser Student Council Board of Trustees Sitting: Nathalie, l-louse, Senior cxlass Representativeg Molly Furlong, ,Freshman Class Representative: Betty Borgelt, Vice Presidentg Jean Hoffman, Presidentg Margaret Qljlermani Lowe, Secretarygv Grace McCabe, Treasurerg Veronica'Kunesh, Senior Class Presidentg Nancy Consolo, Junior Class' Representative. Standing: Catherine Carone, Freshman Class Representative: Patricia Donahue, Freshman Class 'Presidentg Rose Mc- Carthy, Senior Class Representativeg Mary Jane Carey, Freshman Student: Joanne Ornosky,.Juni6r Class Rep- resentativej Not Shownq Janice Zinser, Freshman Class Representative: Aunalee Bard, Junior-Class President. Refhen-'ber lbb J Pick :DQ and Choosi T iv. '79 at the Rumm 3 E , .... . Q . nce- ' e Christmas Da cl M'ss Madonna Minor at th n i .'a Qe Sale'

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Toledo tudent urse Association 3 All six Schools ot Nursing in Toledo are represented in the Toledo Student Nurse Association. Through this organization we strive to advance and maintain professional standards among student nurses. We exchange ideas of nursing technique in the communityg and we gain experience in organizational relationships that will be of value to us later on in life. Our T.S.N.A. recreational activities promote good fellowship, and help to raise funds for the projects we undertake for the welfare of others. 9, ' .Ll it A Miss Carol Beery, Junior student, Presi- dent ot the Toledo Student Nurse Associ- ation, who represented the organization at the National Student Nurse Association Convention in St. Louis this year. 1 Joann Gallam Cllepresentativel, Carol Beery tPres- identl, Mrs. Judy Stein, R.N. iAdviserl, and Lois Hermes lRepresentativeJ making plans for our part in Student Nurse Week. Carol Beery, President, and Otticers from other schools in the city, discuss plans for Student Nurse Recruitment Week. June Mooney, Senior student, elected St. -Vincent's candi- date for Queen of Hearts at the Sweetheart Swirl . L I .... g Vrrrk . I 1 ,VKVVA A V. .,., If U A 1 A A A Mary Frantz Junior student , , and Chairman of the Pub- Iicity Committee tor Student Nurse Week, who led the organization through radio, television shows, and news releases. Aitxxzttftict- ii Y. Rita Heinze, Freshman stu- dent, who did so well as Chairman of The Queens Committee for for the Sweetheart Swirl , T.S.N.A. Valentine formal.