Swedish American Hospital School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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'Nm lg: P7211 'Um im 'Inter IRM hmm N Me H1 H-uid: hhzils. K . pm. HH qw JFS Ill- pl. H U :iw in lv 'lf ,nv IP SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY RUTH ANDERSON, winner of many beauty contests, is now entered in the Miss Dimples contest SUE ANDERSON, is exposing her children to mumps so they won't be inconvenienced later . MARY BERG, keeping up her nursing spirit by establishing a hospital in Crystal Lake . KAREN AUGUST and PHYU-I5 STENERSON are Conducting research on the Tese 11y.in South Viet Nam ESTHER BECKER. Have you heard? Rusty with her freckle scraper has opened an unique clinic. First thirty freckles removed free. PEGGY BELL will soon be directing her own nursing school, or is it nursery school? ALICE CAMPBELL is President of the B.S.A. Of R. fBaby-sitters Association of Rockfordj. ELEANOR CANFIELD, is our first Nurse to the moon. She is beaming her light to the far corners of the world GERRY CRABTREE is a high fashion model for nurse's uniforms. - DONNA DEREMER can still be found at the Sweet Shoppe after each trim gym session, DONNA DIDERICH REAY is no longer a lone star--were you looking for an oil well or an established Claim? JOYCE DOLEZAL with her St. Bernard is first aid nurse at the Drop Inn in Nome, Alaska, for skiers. Injured . males only please! I KAREN DOUGLAS gave up her position as Dr. S. Anderson's special scrub nurse to assist him with his latest book-- Safari to Africa. KATHY ERICKSON is fitting contact lenses for Cobb Optical. SHIRLEY FOSTER on her time off rides the Kentucky Derby winners. ROSEMARY FREISINGER is busily writing her congressman concerning the increase in postal rates. KAREN GREENMAN. We're wondering why her husband installed a pay telephone in their home. GERRY GROSBY is now Dr. Ben Casey's office nurse. CAROL HAGELIN is most happily married. DOROTHY HALL still has as her lucky number 504. PENNY HAMMEL is now at Yale working for her degree. fMRS.?j SHARON HERMAN LUHRS. Her living room sofa is white to match her uniform. SHARON JOI-BXISON is working on her tan in Florida while specialing a rich millionaire. VIRGINIA JOHNSON has taken.-up the art of mechanics to fix all broken washer-dryers. Say, have you been to the Swedish American nurses dorm lately? JUDY JONES hands out the cookies in the cafeteria-- One for you, 'two for me. LORENE JOSEPHSON. Miss Chicago 1962 . . . wasn't it a challenge ! ? JOYCE LEUSINK gets a new car each year. How does it feel to keep up with the doctors? SHARON MANNING. Do you find the hours in the doctor's office as good as those in training days? SALLY MORGAN is employed in the nursery as chief baby rocker. CHARLOTTE OLSON specials only for isolation patients . . . for pity! ' JO ANN PIPER. O - - - klahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain . . . Is it dusty? MARILYN PLAUTZ. Still having trouble with the men in the 25 ward? ' ' thr h h SALLY RUF LETTY WATERHOUSE and BETH CRANE, INC. Congratulations are in order for these ee w o ave a r , discovered a now treatment for manic-depressive ophthalmic polyopia at Elgin State. They model bathing suits for ff ti e in male patients the patients in their spare time. Cure has been 10070 e ec v . KAY POWELL. Are you still knitting those slippers for your mother for Mother's Day. MARY SORENSON ' head instructor for Waterhouse, Ruff, and Crane Inc. at Elg1n.State. 1S PEGGY SWAN SON.,Quiet Peggy, who ever would have thought she'd become a nursing instructor. HELEN TWIGG has now developed into a full grown tree, solid as the mighty oak. 9 KAREN VOSS, is head pen leak tester for Parker Pen Com. Say do you find many leaky pens, 47

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-.' ' . I . '7- ,e--.v,:. -1. .- .,.,,. u.-....- -A .,,5,-,.L,,.11.. .-1.5 -. .. 1..,,..:,.-.,. . .. q.. .. - ,...e . ..-.. , , ,. Y U . ,, i SENOR CLASS WILL if Hos ital School of Nursing: being of Sou-nd mind, mem01'Y, We the Senior class of 1962, of the Swedish-American p . and, understanding, do hereby make, publish, and proclaim this to be our last w1ll and testament. . . . hen her Johnny comes marching home, I, Ruth Anderson, will my nightly late leaves to Martha Fane, 150 use W ' .11 . u be luck ' I, Susan Anderson, will my ability to spend sixteen weeks in surgery to Diane M1 eg! rpalyi YOH1 m N I, Karen August, will mY Senior Service on three-east to Jackie Gilmorer In hopes ab S 1: W 1 Ie be mer E0 tell those girls . . .. and to .Alice Betts, my ability to write poems for next Year S Year O0 P us 3 0 e 0 DQTVOD to o with it. . I, Esthir Becker, will my level-headedness in the presence of disaster and bedlam 130 Pal-111116 Schott- Watch Y0111' blood pressure, Pauline. ' , ' I, Peggy Bell, will my cat naps during class to Candy Bradley. Please don t disturb . J . . . I, Mary Berg, will my 2,250 hours on two -west to Lynn Henderson, so that she can be as efficient in carrying water as I am. , , I, Alice Campbell, will my yearly income to Luana Riggs. Good luck on your babysitting Jobs. I, Eleanor Canfield, will my glasses to Doris Cripe, hoping that she can make some contacts. I, Gerry Crabtree, will my ability to strike up acquaintances with the masculine population to Margaret Van Zuiden. I, Beth Crane, will my ability to distinguish between tan doctors and jaundiced ones to Barb Bulthaus, Just in case She needs some hel . I , Donna DeReme1E will my partnership with Mrs. Hagelin in the Mateh-making business to Judy Reavis. I, Donna Reay, will all my contaminated cases in O.R. to Judy Love--don't step in the kick buckets and spill the O-S l. I, Joyce Ddlezal, will my ability to get into trouble with my camera to Tina Johnson--have matches handy, the negatives make a good fire. I, Karen Douglas, will my mechanical abilities to Beth Johnson. After all Beth, you just may have to fix a baby buggy a few years from now. I, Beverly Eickman, will my ability to make htiends with Fellow affiliates to anyone who wants to have fun--with Tina Johnson in mind. I, Kathie Erickson, will my reducing diets to Joy Newkirk. You're bound to put on ten pounds. I, Shirley Foster, will my superb ability to turn 300 pound patients to Marcia Palmer. I , Rosi Freisinger, will my ability to snag a patient--hook, line, and sinker--to Janet Rewarts. See me for the details. I, Karen Greenman, will my ability to navigate, park, and obey traffic laws in the Windy City to my younger sister. I, Gerry Grosby, will my ability to tolerate all 41 other members of my class to Lynn Crandall. I, Carol Hagelin, will a giant-sized dinner bell to Sharon Getz, hoping that she'll ring it every night in the parking lot at 11:58--thus preventing student-council restrictions. I, Dorothy Hall, will the West State bus to Sue Dierkbernd as I now have the ash can for transportation. I, Penny Hammel, will my tactfullness in Student Association to Karen Nolan and my lectures on not parking in the parking lot to Judy Hamre. I, Sharon Luhrs, will my bed-making abilities to Mary Richardson hoping that quarters will bounce instead of getting lost in the sheets. I, Sharon E. Johnson, will my ability to get a tan- on the sixth floor to Pat Carlson. I, Virginia Johnson, will Elgin State Hospital to Sandy Weinzierl in hopes she 'll have as much fun there as I did. I, Judy Jones, will my ability to sway people to my way of thinking to Flossie Daniels. I, Laurie Josephson, will my well modulated voice to Martha Nyman. I, Joyce Leusink, being of narcissitic mind, keep everything I have in hopes that someday I will beneit from it. I, Sharon Manning, refuse to will my good health to Judy Winje, because I need all I can get to inish training. I, Sally Morgan, will my daily nine -page letters to anyone who is tired of staring at an empty mailbox. I, Charlotgce Olson, will my liking for antiques to Judy Clark hoping that the Early American tradition will be carrie on. I, Terry Piper, will my acquired stock in the tele hone com an and ' es that she'll get a ring. fWell, there are two kings, you knorwgy weekly phone Cans to Lynn Henderson m hop I , Marilyn Plautz, will my talent for singing and whistling off tune at anytime anyplace to Jud Love I, Kay Powell, will my short uniforms to Barb Wurtz to keep her from stepping,on hers Y I l, Sally Ruf, will my ability to stay on a diet to Virginia Ellwanger, because I've been 50 successful I , Mary Sorenson, will my skill in and love for surgery to Mary Richardson, Happy scmbbin ' . I, Phyllis Stenerson, will my ability to get my care studies done on time to Sharon Mourlfxngl I, P S anson will my phenobarb to Willie I-Iayenga--it helped me, didnrt it? - , 988V W 1 I, Helen Twigg, will my bashful mannerisms to Nancy Richman, hoping that she will have better luck in over- coming it. I K 'l ' - - - I' Ljgilnvyssgihwtls myfifary Jill? Nllssolf mli ablhw- to flnd U11USl121l people in unusual places in Post Partuni. , o e, W1 my a 1 ity to sing St. Louie Womgmvv and rny green and ,ed P-jus to Martha Emmy Lou Fane. W th f -t b - e, e orty wo mem ers of the Class of 162, hereby do will the Class of 163 Om Pom, tired wnshm on fourth HDQI with the ho es that it ma finall ' - P V V gwe Out S0 YOU C2111 have a serene pence and quiet that wc have not known. 'Ili .il r .I J A I V I llillill HIIIIHIIIIIII .ff III

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