St Vincent School of Nursing - Vigil Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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RowlS.Marshall, R. Sipos.J.Wujcik. L.Kightlinger.K.Weber, Miller. L. Thompson, L. Muth, C. Corey, R. Yost Row 3 P P. Bedner, A. Rossctlc. P. Metz. P. McGuire. V. Keys. M. Rear- Bartone. S, lngram. P. Stroup, M, McCloskey, D. Wilson. F don, D. Pfendler. N. Wolunsky. Row 2 .I. Smith, S. Felix, P. He55,V,Onaqhi1a, M.Yarzabek. J. Smith,C. Hynes, K. McVay Loucks, S. Rutkowski, B. Folmar, A. Scalise, K. Thompson. L. C, Ebcrly, C, Benson, P. Karuba, P. Waltier, J. Green..l. Gutting Altcngcrger. M. Teubert, J. Clouscr. S. Rice. D. Rcisinger. S. On September 2, 1970, we the class of 1973, moved into the dorm to begin our hopeful futures. Initiation meant the Probie Pledge, wastebaskets, and lots ofcandy for the Juniors. We'll never forget our picnic at Glenwood, and the rainy walk up, with many air raids along the way. During initiation we learned what great persons our big sisters are and we appreciate how much they have helped us through our many frustrations. The warmth and friendship ofthe upperclassmen made us feel at home and eased many pressures. Being capped was one ofthe most meaningful experiences in our lives. It made all the long hours ofstudying and hard work worthwhile. It transformed our long awaited dreams into reality. Freshman Editors Pat Stroup and Patty Metz 25

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'ii Qt tv' W 9199 Row 1 D. Cifelli, E. Thompson, D. Whitesel, J. Przybyszewski, J. Yaegle. Row 3 P. Yeany, R. Swallon, R. Nigborowicz. W. L. Frank, M. Meldon. G. Cassiolti, C. Bucholz. M. Miklos. Smith, P. Peiroff, M. J. Marofsky, M. MacDonald. K. Cousart, Row 2 S. Sutter, R. St. John. S. Miles, M. Doksa, P. Dresback, M. E. Parsons, D. DiGello. F. Fisherowski, P. Aaron, W. T. Sweeny, C. Whelply, J. Hogenmiller. B. Gault, D. Hollister. Heaton, K. Schmader. K. McCall. E. Mitchell. C. Wysocki, E. Yeager, C. Paren. P. Rozumolski, Mrs. Janet Brooks Class Advisor if ,, In what seemed like a moment, summer was gone. We were excited by the added prestige of being Juniors , while sincerely wondering if we were ready for our new responsibilities. We greeted old friends and warmly wel- comed our little sisters. The pace was set-for tive months we shared classwork. projects and careplans. took tests, and worked together on the lioor. Through tears and laughter our friendship grew stronger. Soon, it was time for our specialties, and though we were separated. the strong bond that existed between us held our class to- gether. Days passed quickly. The time came for us to say goodbye to the seniors, and we felt we had lost something of great value. In a minute. it was all over-our Junior year-'git was the best oftimes-it was the worst oftimesf' 24

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