Toledo Hospital School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

flfu fiih-uf, .i ,I GENEALOGY L' v 1 977.102 H,- 'r57'1'Ho - - 1961 131532, x,. sg 0 Q- 15. i U I 1 I 1 The White Cap - I96I Toledo Hospital School of Nursing Toledo, Ohio -,f Jam. .,.y,Af VW 2 qs fm, 4 11 'ff ' l wk? WWI, Vfmw J, 0 4 X MARS ' x Vw' 1 M W W A, iw W, gf N , W, 5, W Y S S , 5 .3 xl ff, 'y W W Wi' af, Q, 7 , f V f Q . M, , 74 f fx -Q I :X MW .,A,,.. 1' Ji in -' If ,Hx Q .Q i ' ? wr xj , X e X X f Q Q X ,, A X X . 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Shcirritt Director of Nursing Education and Service After graduating from the Grant Hospital School of Nurs- ing in Columbus, Ohio, Miss Sharritt went on to Columbia University where she received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. In 1939, she .was first employed at Toledo Hospital as As- sistant Director of Nursing. But this was soon interrupted by the army. Here she served as Chief Nurse of the Cadet Nurse Program at Fletcher Hospital and later as Chief Nurse of the 238th General Hospital Division. ln addition to her activity in many civic and professional organizations, she is beginning her 9th year as a member of the Ohio Board of Nursing Education and Nursing Registries. For the pasti4 years Miss Sharritt has gained the respect and admiration of those who work with her in her position as the Director of the School of Nursing and Nursing Serv- ice. 8 Blliltzmc Miss Beulah Klingler Associate Director of Nursing Education With on everlosting sense of humor ond o reody smile, Miss Klingler tinds time in her lousy schedule os Associote Director ot the School ot Nursing to ottend to the unex- pected which seems to occur quite trequently. A groduote of Limo Memoriol Hospitol, she obtoined her Bochelor of Science Degree from Western Reserve Univer- sity ond her Moster of Arts Degree from the University ot Chicogo. Eleven yeors ogo, Miss Klingler come to us os o surgicol instructor ond then ossumed her present position which re- quires supervision ot the students' educotion ond octivities. Previously she porticipoted in the Student Nurse Associo- tion ot Ohio ond served os odvisor to the Ioledo Student Nurse Associotion in oddition to numerous protessionol oc- tivities. 9 fvtif' ,nne Collins 1' -' Qoledo Hospital Eli. Western Reserve University Advisor, Senior Class Q. N MW' Miss Louise Delzell R.N. Christ Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Toledo University Miss Betty Nicolen Instructor, Operating Room R.N. Toledo Hospital Miss Margie Place R.N. The City Hospital of Akron B.S. Western Reserve University ' Co-Advisor T.S.N.A. 10 Surgical Faculty ln surgical classes we are taught the many new and miraculous advances in surgery used to cure diseases in our pres- ent day medical world. On the vvarols we learn to care for and promote the recov- ery of the patients who undergo these procedures. The Surgical Faculty through their effort, patience, and encouragement are responsible tor the knowledge and skills we acquire as students. Lise fi I . 1 Let's see where car l ll ll I, -i l :Q ll l i l 'l l l l l i l l ll l l -his-gs, ,fl 5 W f , -..M ,..X,. , 3 f 4 522314 'F' 5. 'tai' ff I 3 we transfer this CVA? Nursing Arts wash the armpit? Mrs, Patricia Conmay R.N. St. Elizabeth Hospital Brighton, Mass. B.S. Mary Manse College Advisor, Junior Class Www v 1fw':-we ,' ww, 'f S1 X 4' 'W 9 . Mrs. Suzanne Magnuson R.N., B.S. Ohio State University QQA Q W6 ,, fy s, at .f M ss. X fy Z Mrs. Varnla Redding R.N. Maumee Valley Hospital Co-Advisor Student Association Nursing Arts was our first experience in actual nursing, as the term would imply. We learned to make beds, give comfort- ing back rubs and perform numerous procedures ranging from the simplicity of an enema to the complexity of adminis- tering medications. After using one another as guinea pigs in lab we nerv- ously performed our tasks under a watch- ful, understanding eye on the floors. lt was the close supervision, helpful hints and prodding of our Nursing Artsln- structors that enabled perfection in the many routine duties we execute on the floors. ll ,V , , y ,,,, , ,, Q Miss Ann Hagen R.N., B.S. Capitol University Columbus Ohio Miss Elaine Swank R.N., B.S. Ohio State University Obstetrics Many memories ore conceived during our three months stoy in the Obstetricol deport- ment. This speciol service is divided into three sections, nursery, delivery ond post pdrtum. Eoch section otters new chollenges to the student nurse, from witnessing the birth ot lite to bidding the hoppy new pcirents good wishes os they leove with their new bundle. Without the knowledge our obstetrical instructors so expertly convey through lectures ond clinicol experience we could never meet the chollenges with which we ore con- fronted. He'll be able to compete in the featherweights next year! 'x 1 Y-W 'irq ,,, r-1 y i I ,W-A -TN 1,151 3' 12 A , mimi x4'fl ' 'fs 'sa Think l'll refer to my Girl Scout manuall Orthopedics The eight weeks spent in the Orthopedic department rience. Through patients and encouraging instructors nursing orthopedic patients and providing relaxation the broken body and soul healed. To see them up on satisfaction. It took us a long time to figure out how to use when applying leg traction but with time and added to our scope of knowledge. Miss 'Gratia Gikling R.N., M.A. University of Pittsburgh Miss Gail Frobose R.N., B.S. Capitol University Columbus, Ohio 13 was a new and rewarding expe- we learned the fundamentals of and comfort for a patient while crutches for the first time was our many pulleys, ropes, and weights experience another principle was My tix s ' s ,wi ' f Mrs. Willathea Bayless R.N., M.S. Ohio State University ny' , X sc Sfiiitwh' x Miss Mary Bevis R.N., B.S. Ohio State University M.A. University of Chicago Advisonlntermediate Class MSHOIBG uxul-llluii ff VT, l VE ,a fa Medical Faculty Our Medical Faculty plays a maior role in helping the student develop nursing techniques in all capacities. Their work ranges from diagraming the structural units of the human heart on a classroom blackboard to guiding the student nurse as she assists the doctor with a diagnostic test. Medical nursing is one ot the most rewarding and heart touching phases the student experiences. Certainly the sup- port and knowledge gained from these instructors encourages every student nurse, to develop all her nursing skills to the best of her ability. Mrs. Alice Manion 14 R.N. St. Thomas School of Nursing Akron, Ohio B.S. Loyola University, Chicago Advisor,Student Association 5, QU i A f 1 Social Science These closses were just o few of the mony we sot through but in rnony woys 5 they were the most interesting. History of X x Nursing brought to our thoughts the hows ond whys behind our profession. Sociol- ogy helped us to see the sociologicol effects of heolth ond illness upon o humon. The Morrioge Course wos prep- orotion for the future. X.4.f Secretaries lCenterJ Mrs. Riehle ond Mrs. Collins Mrs. Ruth Rustcid Instructor, Marriage Course 5 ii iw sh? Mrs. Ruth Bailey Librarian Instructor, History of Nursing Associate Degree, University of Toledo Mrs. Willatheo Bayless Instructor, Sociology R.N., M.S. Ohio State University 15 fduibhx Mrs. Betty Kosydar fabovel Instructor, Diet Therapy B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Mrs. Mary Kupper lrightl Instructor, Nutrition and Diet Therapy B.S. University of Idaho Miss Mary Lou French Instructor E.R. and O.P.D. R.N. Toledo Hospital Miss Theresa Pa nek updiw ,fn M ? Di recto r , . A 4 Student Health Service R.N. Toledo Hospital What's the emergency? Emergency-Outpatient As a part ot our clinical experience, each student spends two weeks in Emergency Room and two weeks in the Out-Patient Department. ln Emergency Room, the student is taught the fundamentals ot emergency care and howto function in an emergency. Many patients are seen by the house doctors in our Out-Patient Depart- ment. This area consists of several divisions: Medical, Surgical, Obste- tric and Pediatric. Here the students assist in the follow-up care ot pa- tients and recognize the importance ot preventive medicine and the promotion ot better health in our community. Dietary Service During our training, a tour week period is spent ii' in a special unit called Diet Therapy and addi- tional courses in nutrition are presented. lt is here we realize the great impact food has upon our civilization. Diet is extremely individualized I according to culture, disease, age, and estab- lished habits. 16 ' U.. ld YOU loo sovl Wal' Toledo University To obtclin ct foundation upon which to build, the student nurse attends closses ot Toledo University tor one semester of the first year. During this preclinical period mony lote hours ore spent lobor- ing over Anotomy ond Physiology, Chemistry, Microbiology ond Psychology. Many fond memories are recalled ot our experiences at the univer- sity, nomely Anatomy Lob, when we disected our cots, the long lectures and the extra Soturdoys we spent diligently toking notes in Room l and oh, we'll never forget the long wolk from the Hospitol through Ottawa Pork to the University eoch morning, in all kinds of weather. Richard Del.ong Ph.D. Professor of Microbiology lnot Picturedl 17 X' 1 Harold Shaffer, M.S. Instructor, Anatomy and Physiology ,Vi Donald Brunclage Pl1.D Professor of Chemistry Noreen Flory B.E. Instructor of Psychology A: , ,X M42-5? M, ' 14? gall' M-wqwmhmum 1 - M51-mr W' .V , , HW qi x ji J X gb S f ,ff 3 , ,Q ,ww i 5 -5 -... .. A ? LASS S i 4' 'N . .M 'Q 2 , E ? 5 9 3 W-A .ms ss...-,....v.ww-Qs, X' ' as., Mm ' ,N ,ff -I rf' fi .. if 4 H .1 A Q M, fn...- z i :qiw 2 sf x :,, M N 4. F ,X ,, n ? iv if pai-lvl ,i Q. 6,L 'Qs- 3 Ye 5Q w. ROW gsifgf s H Aciviser, Miss Manoir, Miss Goetz, Presi- Stuitle, ifVice President, , fiegqnd Semesfey. -31 , H ', a A 11 liffliiv .4 nln, tgirl If 3. ng' A' New ., L N Jsj ijsvy ,Qs ki , ' ff-Vi.. 'ix' 'PW -- ' '. 1 wx- 1-M Q28 -5. The Senior yeor hos much meon- ing for every student in nurses' troining. It is during this period thot nursing skills, obilities, ond Techniques ore completely de- veloped. The senior student be- comes o responsible ond trusted member ot the heolth teom, which is one more step in the direction of becoming o regis- tered, protessionol n urse. Incorporoted vvithin this third yeor of trdining ore mony closs octivities. These include such things os compiling the school yeorbook, intormol donces, o spoghetti supper, ond vorious money moking proiects. Although this yeor is filled vvith mony hours of evening ond night duty, it posses svvittly, olmost too tost. Mid-vvoy, block bonds for our cops ore received ond then six more months brings groduo- tion, climoxing three yeors of clossroom ond clinicol experi- ence. tg ,bf X N 5,1 'f' ts X --...Mk MARY BETH GOETZ TOLEDO, OHIO President Senior Class ELAINE ESTHER MYERHOLTZ GRAYTOWN, OHIO Secretary-Treasurer, Second Semester MARY ANN MANOR GRAND RAPIDS, OHIO Secretary-Treasurer, First Semester PATRICIA LOUISE STUTTLE TOLEDO, OHIO Vice President Senior Clcnss SHARON LEE ENSIGN OREGON, OHIO President Student Association A BRENDA KAYE APLING OAK HARBOR, OHIO Senior I JANICE JEAN AYERS MARY MARGARET CARR BELLEVUE, OHIO CECIL, OHIO IW! LINDA MAE COOK CAROL ANN CRAWFORD ATTICA, OHIO NORWALK, OHIO 22 Class JUDITH ANN ELSTON TOLEDO, OHIO BEVERLY JO FIKE BARBARA JO FELT SYLVANIA, OHIO KATHLEEN ANN GROTH PATRICIA MAE HARRISON SYLVANIA, OHIO LA SALLE, MICHIGAN TOLEDO, OHIO 23 NN JOANN MARY HUMPHREY MALINTA, OHIO N. MADISON, OHIO NORMA LEE HOFNLA CAROL JANE KNAPP Ji PHYLLIS ANN KNIGHT FRANCES LYNNE HUTTINGER FINDLAY, OHIO TOLEDO, OHIO WHITEHOUSE, OHIO 24 JANICE EILEEN KOPPENHOFER BETTY MAE KOSER HOLGATE, OHIO BELLEVUE, OHIO MARY CATHERINE McCARTY JUDITH ELLEN MILLER MAUMEE, OHIO TOLEDO, OHIO 25 CAROL ETTA MANLEY HOLLAND, OHIO I 'WN 'A 'iv SUSAN ANN MITTENDORF GENOA, OHIO K JUDITH IRENE MONK TOLEDO, OHIO JOYCE JOAN NAGEL ATTICA, OHIO 26 BONNIE ANN MOWERY TOLEDO, OHIO fig. 5. MARY ANN NEWMAN TOLEDO, OHIO JANET KAY ONSTED SHIRLEY ANN OSBORN ONSTED, MICHIGAN STRYKER, OHIO '-vqlil Q LA' JUNE KATHLEEN PENELOPE PAVLIK KENTON, OHIO ALGER, OHIO WATERVILLE, OHIO MARLENE OVERLY DEANNA PARRIGIN 27 I PENELOPE ELIZABETH POWERS PERRYSBURG, OHIO ELFRIEDA SPOHLER MARY KAY SHOEMAKER ICHIGAN TOLEDO, OHIO BELLEVUE OHIO 28 EVELYN BETH THOMS MARTHA ANN WALTER ARLENE KAY WARNER SYLVANIA, OHIO NAPOLEON, OHIO BELLEVUE, OHIO KATHLEEN ANN WEYHER BONNIE JEANNE WILTSE MONROE, MICHIGAN SYLVANIA, OHIO 29 li lf' 1 ,, 'A my i f Exe X 4 Q Q 1 4' C fs ,C a l 3 xx P f ne' W ! Y J t :F P','k5N1' .. pp, ,1P., H -' ,-7 limp , v , .4 4 4 ,I mf 'A L if 1, 3 J jf-.1 1 I .La 1 , 1-fjwwt: 'fhomullsbh ', . ., .. ., 'TFVl KX Q5-JW 'T- ci O Q 1 , ' .4 4 ,, ', , ii., if-,.-4 ,T .' 'li . it sf ,rv f ,mi 'Moi gn 3, s - - .. u' ' . I v - 'tv . I s I, ,H Q X .,,..,,,,-Q , , '.-. ?'f. -if ,-.1 ': ' '-t- iw -ff ' o 1 5 .ti , ' I. ,V it 'Q 5 4,4 s W k . ' ,u f Q... ' ' . f . 1' 4 J, . 'I , is , 0 , N a ,....... A t 1 ' 4 ft We waitecl llig-Q, Intermediates Now we are intermediates! Everything is beginning to tall into its appropriate place with a meaning it never had before. We find time to show artistic ideas, mechanical abilities and even a little drama spiced with comedy. Activity began immediately with probie initiation. Sisterly love was lavishly displayed through pro- vision of good square meals, fresh air walks to the Colony, and realization of the importance of humility. Cats, rats, mice and fleas . . . Remember the sophisticated swing of the Christmas dance? Our domestic abilities seeped through when we successfully conducted two bake sales. lt was saddening to realize while attending our Farewell Banquet at the Aku Aku Room that time together, as a whole class, was climaxing. We discovered how close we really were when labor- ing on our Variety Show. Constant planning, re- hearsing, then, the thrill of opening night, are indescribably precious moments. J. Cronbcugh S. Thompson C. Hassinger J. Roynon 577 ax fb! ' in l l C 'Q , , I I K ' lx 'J 50 minutes for thisl I 5 X 1 W 3 K N V ft ,W ' s , f A N 1 QQ . - 5 She won't ask that, will she? Janice Bass Louise Bates Connie Beasley Louise Beckley Patricia Behner fabsentl Sharon Bender Maryann Blair Martha Boling Elaine Bollman Margaret Bowen Patricia Bowman Sharon Byers Mary Ann Carr f W J X N9 lass of '62 Judith Albert Judith Austin Sharon Babcock Nancy Ball fe ,fag wsu, 4 563 QW X Y ,fl X 'M Jew X, ,,,!u--.- 4? an 4? Memories . Joan Crilly Sharon Dietrich Nancy Jo Dreher Karen Eickhoff 'il ,buiiv ve' 2 1 X ' ' Q 5 , ,,,,,,.f,.x.,. X. lg f if NJX aW.,f -Yi s-Q ' Qhtif YN Q Marsha Farison Sharon Feclor Barbara Francisco Louise Gallaway Joan Graefz Juliet Hartley Sandra Higley linda Houseworth Diane Hyde Jacqueline June Mary Keefer Joyce Kelly Shirley Kroeger Bonnie Linn lynn Marvin Shirley Moll Margaret Monasmith Gail Nicely Sue Nigh Ruth Novofny if sage kk! gf, sw 'wwf 'Q v,1,5XsX 1 - -N, Y W 199 X xxx YZ' X -'Q f 33,41 4 Q P--'Sr f. f,,W2w,g,g, - WQQQ, X if Susan Reeve Phyllis Rendle Michaelene Richards Donna Rupp Lexi Rutledge Judith Schindler Constance Schlosser Judith Schofield Sharon Sexton Judith Siekeres Barbara Skadeland Patricia Snell Catherine Sobieski Judith Spangler Gay Stucky Janis Sullivan Janice Tanner Sandra Viton Janice Wales Marvelene Wrasse N O O Are Made of Who's been in my room? Joan Parker Nancy Peters Kitty Pizer Sally Reese This YH? 'wiwi' cvs' X 5 LJ My . .. xox X W' ' -rv. A we Mrs. Conmay Advisor Carole Dwight Secretary Julie Moore N Vice-President Margaret Walker Karen Pettibone Treasurer President Karen Pettibone Julia Moore I X W. 45 a , V fae- -. . qs' 'T . Q, ,gat The Preclinical Class This is the trial period of nursing life where the patient is so much in mind that often we are afraid of him. Somehow everything we have been taught in the past few months seems to have gotten confused when we compare what we have learned with our first patient. Suddenly we are on the wards with the rest of the nursing team and in the excite- ment of it all we have forgotten everything. But each day, slowly, everything begins to correlate. lt's hard! We have seen despair, heartbreak, death, and happiness and through t it it all it is only professional to keep a calm, smiling, unreavealing face. Here it is where we learn what it is to be a young woman, with a ,.,- ...N maturity beyond our years. That is, until we have left the hospital, and return to the domitory. Then we are again young students! No one can comfort and be as understand- ing, no one can speak with such a light soothing voice. No one but our own preclinical student. . 55 X ,a 1, D' 'eww' item.. Carole Dwight Margaret Walker 1-. ., 34 , V . I wmv , wg 5? E Mary Agee Judith Allen Susan Allen Rebecca Baker Barbara Boldt Marianna Bolley Marianne Bovy Constance Browne Sandra Buhler Sandra Christman Linda Church Patricia Cunningham Barbara Dalton Esther Davis Roberta Debouver .www M 35 -w-vwwwfmf 1 ff! 3 225 63 . s Gif? Ei yi ,f mf - W S ' f AV' X NIM' fa R: ff 14 :.- . - ' ' X, ,Q ' f f na WWW fa ' f 27 X fl 4 4 f Ri J Rf f EX gg v, ws W X xW' y. 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Probies Stampede Croxton Nothing beHer than a good square meal! Been shopping, girls? ,nl 5'3f.U:' .ed ' f f 4 S if y X and I Don't overexpose the putientl nitiation Begins! lnitiaton week has a special meaning to student nurses, especially to the Intermediates. At this time, usually the first day of the second week of our Probies training, it's fun, fun and more fun, for the Intermediates of course. There is the usual garb which at Toledo Hospital is traditional and this con- sists of: hair worn in pony tail, blouses, skirts and sweaters worn backwards, one nylon and one bobby sock with two different types of shoes. Among other things the Pre-clinicals were required to march through the Colony Shopping Center wearing their outrageous outfits. The Seniors provided entertainment to get ac- quainted and show the Probies they didn't forget them. To wind up this very busy Initiation Week the Inter- mediates gave a party at which each student was given a stunt to perform. This is a very gala affair and usually enjoyed by everyone except the Pre- clinicals! Refreshments were served and Initiation was over for another year. 41 Duck! He re comes on Intermediate. Vcricosities? At your age! Student Organization Mass in action N S p, S. Bender, M. Boling, J. Ayers' 42 PROGRAM COMMITTEE The Student Association of the Toledo Hospital School of Nursing is composed of the entire Stu- dent Body with each student having the privilege to voice her opinions during mass meetings. The Executive Council is composed ot the Student Association officers and representatives from each of the three classes. The Council meets monthly, preceding the mass meetings, and then takes its suggestions to the student body. The Executive Council serves as the governing body of the Stu- dent Association. In some of our activities, we presented the yearly carnival and also sold pen sets. Our main welfare interests were our Thanksgiving and Christmas families. The basketball team and Convention rep- resentatives are both financed by the Student Association. The year i960-61 marks a very successful year . . . thanks to the support of every Student and Faculty member. Good old Mountain Dew! What a flapper! Executive Council: B. Fike, L. Huttinger, M. Goetz, Mrs. Redding, E. Bollmon, S. Ensign, N. Dreher J Cron baugh, L. McLaughlin, C. Lemmerbrock. STANDING: P. Rendle, N. Ball, Mrs. Manion, J. Tanner, L House worth. Connie Schlosser, Chairman Constitution and By-lows TSNA Nancy Ball, Secretary, T.S.N.A. The Toledo Student Nurse Associotion is on orgonizo- tion which promotes better understonding ot nursing os oi profession. The student belonging to TSNA be- comes outomoticolly o member ot the Student Nurse Associotion ot Ohio ond the Notionol Student Nurse Associotion. Being o district orgonizotion, it creotes bet- ter relotionships between competitive schools ond on opportunity tor leorning ond teoching experiences. As well os odvoncing the protessionol ond scholostic stotus ot student nurses, TSNA provides tor vorious octivities ond entertoinment throughout the yeor. Stu- -.- ki A Rnu ndl Like . . . Beat-nurses. T. S. N. A. Toledo Student Nurses Association dent Nurse Week is probobly the biggest ond most publicized octivity ot TSNA. lt is ci week crowded with teos, tournoment bosketboll gomes, glee club progroms, ond porties tor locol homes tor the oged or orphon- cages. The highlight of the week is when Miss TSNA of the current yeor is chosen, on the bosis ot her scholostic stonding, TSNA octivities, ond on essoy. The title ot the essoy this yeor wos This is my work, my blessing. Miss Noncy Drew ot St. Vincent's School ot Nursing wos this yec1r's winner. , 4 it , E E iii I ,sift fix? E 4...-li ry We 3 W A , ., .I 9 K X5 6 ff f X N4 1 iff -r2 im'WWQQ5i ,'fZSi'f53f5T1? K , fx it QSSNLGQ' M H of , X 355- fx 4 , , W -5 ' tsyff f 1 ,11-'Q 'rm '4Q,.Q' i , A . X 5 A ..,W.'e, , f ni n W QV 5 Qt Sw:-www A gawk, M 'ff E' 1 1 ,. . X Ki ti Q R' Q in Sffisiv V x Egg 534 x 4' M ' 'HAM ,Q r if , We fi, kwin of ' .SWL af i t i v3'ffQ?eif112fu'5ifS V z. , . gqfyv ,g,ig,,fV5' X , f .X , t X 4 M Q ff! 7 wwf f ' ,'3',',i-'M ,tidy , we. wwf , K:-QQ. 5 , xx 'fi fffxnfxf . ,fi K4 K, X ' f if f . 77 , Q ff! ie W 46 gf 5: A SW i ' YQ. . 4 f Q, ,f tgtgw K' X ,J ' I Q, W 'YW Zslmixfil ff' fxffr ff seieiz Q 5 ,V Q' if 'X we 'f 4X7 WFAQQWS K a ,, 2, M t w X K W to 7 ff N Hey everybody! We're herel 1 ,W State Convention 960 Suyl What's behind that door? Who sleeps during conventions? g 5QNW -tt. ,, . 4 ' A dxf S 45 s X X vel 'Q- lf 1 J f Wil' Wi W Q' ,- G9 T 52,1 f I KA, sa W.,.a.-fm A' llll Carnival October with its bright Foll colors ond crisp cold oir brought to Croxton the excitement of the onnuol cornivcil. Preporotion begon eorly in the month ond climoxed on the twenty-eighth when porents ond friends entered Croxton ouditorium - o world of clowns, bolloons, ond coromel opples. The probies, intermediotes, ond seniors eoch hod five or six booths with prizes for extin- guishing the condles, breoking the bolloons, or knocking over the bowling pins. The Expresso Cofe served to entertciin our bedt- nik friends ond the tunnel roised the hoir on even the colmest neck. The Foculty pre- sided over the bingo ond the Mothers Club conducted the bokesole. A goy Holloween Dcince followed with much fun for oll. A profit of opproximotely S600 vvos mode for the convention fund. This fund is used to send delegotes to Stote ond Notionol con- vention. Both guests ond students olike enjoyed the excitement of cornivol time. Bread and water for another weekl A 1 5 i 5 59 A ' I 3 3, iii, . if , Lwwif-W?gf f ff1 f 3 ' 1 ff , - X 5 f S Q ,. 'E - T 3 ' Qs - S y ' Q I .---4 4 f 1 QL D . x E . Q 3 , ' , 4 W, Q iQ'g:,.4 ,jQ f Q X Q - ' I 5 1 1 A! '-Irvs ,X Y an K---+' PuBLlclTY COMMITTEE Sparked by Overwhelming 5 Vf ' fWNuVlN1r x Carol Knapp Chairman We're ready? w rit - uf l All our food is delicious , . ba, , . mf, 5 5, x ' W f cs! V X M X S3 1 gflfmilg 4, 4 -- ' V' 7 7 f 'Q 3 X s EQ , J A X K f 'X X 4 N X 7 fn If ,R WR X iff - N H, c 079 Empfyl 3 agsmgm :- ' .Z fi' 47 X x What is in the house? 5 v j. -. T l l l 1 'K J i 1 is ig 4. it-fx: E X , E pi v ii Qi' X in W :nl -1 i 'Ibm 'Is In t .R XMI'-his I X r 3 gi .fsgug V f Y .tg .X if . ., Q W xx! kwa 'f . i X . . ' 1 N . V ' TWA, Nl, E 1.1 s 5 ,W v QL , Tm-Til 'l' .Fig if y E Aga.: i ng ,, nntp X V XA ,. i ma! 35:35:23-, Mig, Lx . . , T' ki 1 A 'lla 77 Niki-. - A I gsm KY 'N-'lil 1 'r -Q 'T ,N g'!t!Q mmwtl 'itll lnpis ssswsmsi Ill! i :ll-. W , E W lit: ...l Chapel Committee: Miss Sharritt, Miss Klingler, Advisors, P. Shank, J. Siekeres, B. Fike, P. Harrison CAbsentD, J. Roynon, Chairman. Chapel Every Tuesday evening the student body gathered tor a Spreading inspiration 48 brief time to worship and sing. The music ot the organ fill- ing the gymnasium created a special atmosphere for our chapel services. A new element was added to our services this year, the planning was done entirely by the students. Frequently guest ministers were asked to speak, also inspir- ational messages were given by student speakers. The chapel committee spent a busy and tull year planning our services, using many new ideas. Chapel services have been more inspiring to the student since they have put torth their own ettort in preparation ot our worship services. Mr. Barnes, Choir Director. CHOIR: BACK ROW: B. Mowery, M. Bolley, J. Allen, P. Bowman, S. Higley, J. Spangler, D. Hyde, M. Boling, C. Schlosser, T. Zellers, J. Cronbaugh, K. Seiler, L. Mintz, J. Krumm, K. Pettibone SECOND ROW: J. Tovey, L. Church, P. Walker, B. Baker, A. Swope, S. Babcock, J. Elder, M. Meyers, C. Lemmerbrock, L. Beckley, C. I CHOIR OFFICERS: J. Krumm, pianist, J. Schindler, M. Wrasse, D. Hyde, librarians, S. Higley, treasurer, R. Kimmel, secretary, Spangler, vice-president, J. Crilly, president. J. Mackall, M. Staudinger, R. Kimmel, J. Crilly, L. Bates, B. Wood, A. Hagen, advisor FIRST ROW: S. Sweigard, J. Overly, G. Stuckey, J Graetz, M. Wrasse, M. A. Carr, S. Sexton, S. Popp, B. Sonnen- berg, J. Schindler. 1' Y NY' fe , ' v . - :QQ s ',a, rf- J: MI is 'fsfft' J wg' , :MW '. A f - Q, M ,- qv: . A g V 2 7 N 1 ., fr .. 35 . , Q. .1 Q22 fl? -ff . Q r . S 2 J .V f f I' ff S ., , iz I ,n ,. K ,, h Q ' l E w K V' - A. 5 is fax GL Q FQ C' Z gg va :vc 4 A A .. ,. . Q I W sw A 1 . ' my - .1 fri. .. Q... - . r 14,35 'JJ , . yy I Rf . V ,. f - , V. . f . . ' f e . Q A .411 1 , E 4 ,- I, , ,2 gg' , .f - W W ' A 'X , A Q if ,J X 27, 4 sis 'S Q ,Y - If X 3: if 3 ' Q 3 S C - W ..- 5 f Q 1 ...X Q Q if wr S . J ,LQ X' J , 'Sv li .L 'sk N Ab ,gs Mgr .. ' h, M4 an l rf . 3 X Q . : . 7 . : ' 'w 3, f Q . Q ,,., SY. K K: 1 ,- NJ SY. 1 NN, ' N., 1 ws.. Y 1 ., Y. ' ii R L wx ,. ,. S g. 1 . qjsm., l V , .VX xv xnxx lv fm aM.wxwMA W ww fmwsm. Xxx W M xxx sm nga 4 .+L- . Rosy Noses asm Frozen Toes . MNXTTTEE S00 lr C will 4 A , 'Q x T f ., r' S 4, Q ...rx-vi? 4: at yi I .oo,, ,,, V 1 g I xr -T T x Wm' l , iii f T - if 'r'4iL,ffe4i N 'X -,1 I MBS House. , x 5 T husbe,-gen . er Miss Roi N655 MoWe'Y' 5 a I Swank, Pwdlxer N055 Overlxlf MTSS , Neff. ' Tl. WS w0'l Tuesday Affernoon Tea '7 g 'T 5 ' A, - :If ,-,, ff 1, fe ' , ,l. .L 6 We're going on a hayride The Social CommiTTee wos forced wiTh The difflculf Tosk of plolnning The sociol whirl of Croxfon Holl. GronTed iT is diPriculT To plon ocTiviTies for Two hundred people, eoch wiTh difTerenT Tosfes ond culTurol loockgrounds. However, o voried ond colorful progrom wos plonned consisTing of donces, o splosh porty, ci ChrisTmos porfy, ond o hoyride. One of The highlighTs of The yeor wos The hoyride held on November elevenTh. Two Trucks, overflowing wiTh hoy, hoppy young couples ond foifhful inTerns, mode Their woy To The Weyher form in Moybee, Michigon. These well plonned ocTiviTies provided good Times for everyone during The l96O To i961 seoson. . Deadlines, and Late Nights YEARBOCK STAFF Ar , , V R R . 5Z1 14.0.2 5,9 'QQ ,B Co-editors, 'lst semester: J. Monk, J. Ayers . . . Deodlines cmd lote nights is right! Could we ever forget room 355 . . . thot deor little room thot we editors knew only too well. Whot wos beyond this door vvos d secret to most every other gol in the nurses' home. And os we continued to burn the mid- night oil, tension ond trustrotion mounted, but the morning ofter brought forth inde- fotigoble, bright-eyed, bushy-toiled editors. Advertising, Sponsors, 8- Sales Chairmen WM ,, Kitt l v ss. -. lst semester: P. Pcvlik, B. Fike, E. Spohler l st M 2nd semester: B. Felt, J. Elston s L . F3 9 rn Q. 3. o i U' N D Q. UI 0 3 m Ill 'Q' fn 1' F' Z o i m 3 Z4 3 uv 5' o rn 3 Q I' 0 'l WA WW . ,..W,u,...w,,,.....,,,,,,.-. a . ,Q K Q ffm 'W ,mraz-.., 1-H-. Boskefball or bullet? Victo ry! cafhefang of the clan. Plan of action! P Jump! 52 Victory! Is Qur Cry! The team was in a huddle, and this is what they said: Let's fight team and make our school proud. And proud we are! In early Fall, practice began under careful guidance and encourage- ment from Miss Carol Cordner, coach. Individual skills were per- fected and developed into a func- tioning unit, Each seemed to anticipate his fellow player's move, resulting in real teamwork. Weekly games held at DeVilbiss High School gymnasium between Toledo area schools of nursing were highly spirited through the aid of our vivacious cheerleaders and receptive spectators. Preservation ot basketballs, tennis and badminton rackets, baseballs, toboggans and bicycles is carried on by the Sports Maintenance Com- mittee. The season climaxed victoriously! Congratulations City Champs! SPORTS MAINTENANCE S. Reese, S. Higley, Miss Delzell, S. Allen Q -' M11 , al 5 li 5 3 , 1 Z7 ' ,I 'Il' , ig 'hit' Y I ' ' f 9 41 Pr Down go the mean old germs. 1-K 1 t ggi 79: 5525151 Now what should I do with it? .1 1 Quivers and Quakes First Day on Duty Oopsl Almost dropped ntl :AH Movie and Welfare Committees 1 W , Movies are better than ever! Ask any sf? student nurse and she can tell you of the pleasant times spent away from books and studying. While relaxing with cokes and chips we watched many of our favorite stars. Dial M for Murder was one especially enioyed by all the stu- dents. Miss Fedorf and her committee have given us many hours of fun-filled entertainment by their selection of some great movies. MOVIE COMMITTEE . 'S ti, Elf? li X , 'V fi' W ggi, , is 45 , is' ' if his E' fi ,ft t.,,,ft , 1 x RJ 5 5 if Md! L. McLaughlin, J. Krumm, S. Roth, S. Popp, S. Fedor Helping others is the main responsibility of the Welfare Com- mittee. No one quite realizes the joy and satisfaction that comes from providing a delicious Thanksgiving dinner to a needy family, unless they themselves are there to see those smiling happy faces. Surely Caroline Hassinger and her com- mittee have experienced this many times throughout the year while lending a helping hand. 55 1 f 'iff .13 f 1 ' l t ,fr f Y. ,! fV ..-.nv-Q, ,L 9' gif ' Y 1' . 1 1- Relaxation or Exhaustion? WELFARE COMMITTEE r it U Q S sc K 4: M. Given, M. Walter, M. Carr, C. Hassinger was L 2 f : ., . .Q N gs .t if + Silver Bells The Christmas Season was appropriately ushered in with Cherub voices floating throughout the hospital corridors. As the strains of O Holy Night dwindled, the stu- dents returned to Croxton's Auditorium to enjoy the more humorous aspect of Christ- mas, Twas the Night Before Christmas presented by the preclinicals. O Holy Night roxton and Mistletoe All sat with anticipation, awaiting Santa. Suddenly, who should appear, but Old Saint Nick with her bag full of cheer. Gifts were joytully distributed among the students, then later presented to the Pediatric Department. 5 I N 4 X c 9 , , 1 We f 1 W .li if . . Awaiting Saint Nick Everything has its meager beginning 'W FK A E sa- f U ,- g fk.frYr', ,g 1.--g.y,Q: ,.Q.3r, : 343, J g 231. ,St y s ,SK ff N Sf! ZZ K , W 'V , VX S- ' - W 'Z N g , 4 Q 92: ,, f 1 s. X She must have been c good girl N X I could have danced all night Gehing to know you .1 On The rocks, please. Fantasy all X ,Ur P M' x it .lp my F sexe., ,We ...ww --.qs Memory Music in Frost Our Christmas festivities were highlighted by Fantasy in Frost at the Knights of Co- lumbus Hall. Mistletoe, a kiss- ing ring, dim lights, smiling couples with moonlight dreams, danced to the music of the Ramblers. The Inter- mediate Class' long hours of planning and decorating were truly rewarding, adding another memory to our lives as student nurses. Will this pose do? ll KJQQ. of up - X gffsswfj 97' 59 l'm much warmer now, ri 1 rs -4 Vi Aw , Think l'll drown my sorrows. As a part of our curriculum we travelled South to the city ot Cincinnati for an athliation at Children's l-lospital. The day of arrival was a sad one with many tears and lonely hearts. We took up residence in Vincent Hall, a large building, which looks like an old English dwelling place. Most ot us lived in three room suites, but some had Even though homesick and lonely for Croxton halls, ,f - f Y M, 5 ,KY Asmmcqrm , M NT I .v ix I , , V Ax ,, Q ' me w., 1 ASN www . sv' 'x 6'-R emy: I'Il be home for Christmas Pediatric Affiliation these children in spite ot the many nursing problems they presented, will always have a warm spot in our hearts. l-lelping the acutely ill child return to the active, laugh- ing child, most ot us know was a rewarding task. Ob- serving the slow, day by day progress made by the premies as they fought to keep their tiny grasp on lite, was an experience none of us will ever forget. fr One highlight of summer affiliation -the Phi Chi Pool. f if f t'fff4f t X LW? xx ,QQ 0 5333? Mm Stately trio Psychiatric Affiliation Our attiliation at Toledo State Hospital proved to be a highlight in the nursing experience ot many Toledo Hos- pital Seniors. The three months spent here consisted of many interesting classes correlated with clinical exper- ience on the wards. lt was a time also tor meeting and exchanging ideas with students trom other schools and therefore broadening our concept ot nursing in general. et 1-'hum So what if I broke my engagement Orientation to our psychiatric wards was tor most ot us an anxiety tilled period. This was mainly due to the tact that we did not know what to expect. There is always a bit of secrecy connected with iangling keys and locked doors but we soon tound that this is only to protect the patient. lt was during our aFHliation here that we realized the need tor mental hygiene in our everyday lite. ,wang we .f . 5, Nw . 1: k F A Mt l . 5, 1 ' . ,ig , A We get to eat in our slacks herel 61 Seel Students do read the paperl Ah - Choo! Impressive looking isn'f ii? - M ff 11' 'M 5 I Does this look O.K.? Some Work . K Wheeel A My funny Valentine and Then Some Play Memories of the past year at Croxton in- clude the Splash Party, Valentine Dance and not so pleasant Exam Week. Exams for the first year students at the University saw them burning the candles at night and study- ing between classes during the day. An array of cupids and a large glittering heart, under a red glow, set the scene for the Valentine Dance, sponsored by the Sen- ior Class. The dance was enioyed by many of the students as well as many of the fraternities from Toledo and Bowling Green Universities. Swimming was enioyed by all attending the Splash Party held at The Catholic Club, sponsored by the Student Organization. After the dip, refreshments were enioyed by many tired and hungry girls. Shall we dance . . . Here we go with another week of examsl . . 2 .5 li .Y , jg, . IIB ,f .H H,f if ..uf s i 2 1 . ig Sis Caps Little - A guiding gift 'ifh yqyf chose-n career ,K 'V.: ggg i is i 2 X May your lamp forgver burn. 'lf 'Mft NjghfengaI6 5 n 'bv The Pride of Capping Copping to o nurse is one ot the most memoroble times in her lite. After com- pletion of the probotion period, in which so much hos to be leorned, the student nurse welcomes copping. For it is then they receive the trdditionol nurses cop ot Toledo Hospitol, the first step in ochieving their gool. lt is not only o trodition but on inspircition to every student nurse. Lomps ore lighted by Florence Nightengoile, mother ot nursing, encouroging them to hold their ldmps high ond to bring light into the lives ond hedrts of the people under their core. Then the student tokes the pledge of nurses dll over the world, . . . With loy- olty vvill I endeovor to oid the physicion in his work, ond devote myself to the vveltore of those committed to my core. 2 lk4' than :gn , I , How 'bout this one? If ..g: M u sic MUSIC S RECORD COMMITTEE J. Grcxetz, Ch,, Mrs. H orvey, First Semester Advisor, M. Wrcsse, C. Browne, P. Puvlik, First Semester, C. Crawford, fAbsentJ Second Semester. Meat Balls Got u toothpick Ma'om? Capping . . . in the kitchen? ? s 'f I'-S f?? W f 'vf 1f'I sy N-fm., For you, fellow clclssmafe The Dignity of Black Velvet Pass the Lubufax, Pleasel We'll never forget today. 'di' N g fs, X' me nv ,. LW' film, s K S gl if J l I Where'd that sky hook go? Pick it, DaveyI yt K, a-aww f 0? Allu ring Alohas Colorama The lntermediate Variety Show is one of the biggest events of the year, not only for In- termediates, but Seniors, Juniors, relatives, and friends as well. This Spring the Intermediates unveiled the hidden talents of their class to produce a magnificent show Colorama. The faculty also disregarded the white uni- form for this production and produced a one-act skit - The Last of the Red Hot Mamas. Hard work, practices every night, costumes created and scenery designed, brought forth the talents of the class. After the last performance everyone wished it could go on longer, realizing it was one iob worth doing, resulting in a treasured unity among class- mates. ff? s gt l '1 1? l l 1 Blue Moon - slufpn l l 1 .l 5 s Y r X Rs, 57,25 565 'C 597 Red hot mamasl Flipped floppersl 2 1 sg, 1 1 ,M 34,47 -, 'wif F . vu- 'mf A K ff? ?i . f 1 Lf? J - ff -, 5 Ag 1 , ' +:,. 2.5. ff 2.12. 415. :EN '-7 ' V: y ' ' . Nas a : if, ffffffrff x Roll out the barrel . . 69 f A93 f , ,S ,4.e- I,-5 .,., 'J' fi 44 W M4 Polka-dot vesf and man o'ma'n! 2.3 we T. 1 . Ovchl Such lovely dishes l K QQ- Xu ff.. is-l Qs Www. 'v- if gg 1 N1 1' And The band played on . Pacific Paradise Pacific Paradise was The Theme of The Spring dance pre- senTed loy The Junior Class. IT was held in The CroxTon House audiTorium in honor of The Seniors. The decoraTions were very Typical of The islands in The Pacific wiTh palm Trees, a ThaTched huT, mulTicolored flowers hanging from The ceiling and scaTTered on candle-liT Tables reTiecTing in an aTTracTive pond of waTer lilies. These all creaTecl an air oT beauTy and romance for dancing. The reTreshmenTs were delighTTully served wiTh a varieTy of Tropical TruiTs as The Islanders would serve. The aTmosphere was very TempTing as hopes were high of seeing The real Pacific someday. X xx? fn-.xv A is X if .. X , Who's going fo gef up and do the hula? f 'QxQw 4? 'QW -ha-v W 1 , as X '4- 4 ef if , , ' fi if gV,! Swclying with ihe South Sea breeze Km'Aww'nRsmK bf Our unies may ' 3 but they're different fx 1 National Convention ff Cleveland we. ,S me 45 wx A 0 ' 'W I QA P .6 .F Q .lx 1 3 V.. Llke ' - ' we 0U9l1lcl have more conventions! WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Advisors2 Mrs. Conmay and Mrs. Magnuson, A. Losley, J. Ayers, lst Semester, N. Dreher, Chairman, M. Curr, 2nd Semes- ter Cobsenll. 72 NNWF. ,V w.. I S 'X H -lm.. ...no Ah -,QN? s il-nf :xr s 1 if 4 1 WHY , . . noll iz, '.-Q V3 Ce F 4' is as 'L n W' fn:azn1.f.1cxf.5 Av f. iTx V3 f 'flNf '94a-. 'f 'f H A, X - f -A .mem-,,. V x ' , .... ,, w-. - - v-me , Jn,-.ga .pw 1. , - if ,413 N' . ,v - V - 1 4 45 L 1 gr-':,, , 5 guy f I 7 W 9 ,, f ex. nf, f H .S N-4 Ihr-A-. A 'M' A l N , f X , A it ' --if y XSS ,pins N Qs ,.,b.,. X jfs ...-.s 'N' f f ' f W -'W Q94 5 9 -:C 3 1 I f 1 S I 3 l sri' NOMINATI G COMMITTEE BACK ROW: Mrs. Redding, Advisor, J. Schindler, K. Seiler, Mrs. Manion, Advisor. FRONT ROW. S. Thomp- son, Chairman, J. Duvall, M. Agee Cabsentj, S. McMurray labsentj. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Mrs, Redding, Advisor, J. Crilly, Chairman, B. Kuhlman, L. Beckley, Mrs. Manion, Advisor, L. Cook, Second Semester, N. Hofmann, First Semester labsentl. as it I f x sf i 5 2.44 . . 5 l E ' , swat-1, , ETQ K X'-hi A is is ,,,W X 3 f R ,Z fm X X X X i? N 1 ss ffq X 1 is f 4 X. :Y Q, A .A t . swf , , , 2 Kar 7,74 . vu .f sq. Xa sms f if X. gsggj . V ,. A f .. 1 - Q fm se , X V, .s - ' . 2. iii 2'-H ' 'W f Sr-' .fiif ,V Qi' , ff A N ii.. . Q N- we M I YQ Q sw .gi t fx. ss X ' S , N A . 3 ,M A vqiqsmf' S , + max X .. .,. N3 5. I x -..., .T R' I Y 4 I Q1 J' I . AT -Q-7. X S K swung , . - , ish.. 2' S' Q' Q T55 My ay, X Ps gym an A 9 9 vziiflifg W' who WEEK Our deepest thanks to you, Mrs. Robinson Director, Croxton House Evening Hostess: Mrs. Moore 3 K MW s W. of O Night Hostess: Mrs. Cluxton Harmony in Doy Hostesses: Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Lury tina W XX XXX I' 58 ji' S 2 ,U gg 22 A ' sr KW' FMU I ff' 'xt' I----.- ik. 74 fm 409' H? HOUSE COMMITTEE BACK ROW: P. Mallory, S. Higley, P. Rendle, Chairman, Mrs. Redding, Advisor, Mrs. Robinson, Advisor FRONT ROW: J. Nagel, M. Boling, N. Hofmann fAbsentJ. Our House Through functioning on this com- mittee the student goins insight into problems encountered in dormitory lite. Such problems include repoir and maintenance of equipment and disciplinary measures. Its membership consists ot o stu- dent representcitive from the re- spective tloors, Mrs. Robinson, house director, and Mrs. Red- ding, cidvisor. Nightly nine o'clock break! ...mwmm After graduating from Tiffin University in Busi- ness Administration, Mr. Benfer came to Toledo Hospital in i928 and in nine years progressed to the position of Administrator of the Institu- tion. In addition he has also served as the president oi the Hospital Council ot Toledo and as president of the Ohio Hospital Association. In our own Hospital Mr. Benter serves to select the directors of various departments and to correlate their activities. He has shown much interest in his work as well as in the Nursing School and has been most competent as adminis- trator. 'ASPN' r-Mug-se .AQ 'gk , . v. ss ff ss The position of Associate Director ot Nursing Service has been held for the past nine years by Miss Belisle. After graduating from Lebanon Hospital in New York City, she went on to Columbia University to receive her Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. Ever mindful ot existing nursing conditions, Miss Belisle most effectively executes her responsi- bilities, evidence-d through the smooth operation on the hospital units. cfiif 1 ,fl fr, 1 sc f W swy ff tibia,-s',, ff N , Q ff X X' f .. R I s ,, f , , f s. as ., sw ss ,pl f JY WfN,W.,. V N f x, WIS X. ,, 1 A I swf, W, me ,, , ,. ' ' X M C X t ! ii X f.,.f QSXWY, t'lt'3l!a his 5 7. V L1 il 5. - , X f Q 1 X ff X i X cc V f i si- - ,4 fs is 'vyywi' as ,mf n ff. c.sc4 . Q Nswry KX I LL ,Qs ss. Lss- X- 1 gsm SQXAW X X xx ff f N M, , 1 f - , ,lr is if r -xi ss up it I K K x ,gil W,,,,X.,, ww N V , N ..,. ,, X X X ss . s f XM NW V , , ,, . , :Nw X ,fm its , , s 'sf ff cc X V, N as 1 f X 'HSN 0 ss Qc W!x TH 40- Medicol Staff - Appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Hospital: Dr. C. Mundy, Dr. P. Baehren, D M. Goodrich, Dr. J. Stifel. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES The doctors pictured above are appointed members ot the Board ot Trustees. This board is the governing body over hospital policies in effect. The board is composed ot influential citizens in the community, and meets at various times during the year to make any necessary changes in policy or to add members to the group in order to enhance smooth functioning. 78 ti' Q , A 'A X ' Wiisifs' 52 .sr XM A55fsf onf Adminisfmfo rs: Mr . Hersc h an d Mr . Dome ff To TociliToTe smooTh running of This growing lnsTiTU- Tion, Mr. Benfer our AdminisTroTor, is provided wiTh Two ossisTonTs, Mr. I-lersch ond Mr. DorseTT. These Two copoble men ore responsible To The AdminisTro- Tor Tor c:orreloTing The finonciol ospecTs of This Gr- gonizoTion vviTh The needs of The poTienT ond per- sonnel. Mr. DorseTT is porTiculorly concerned vviTh The Business Ofhce, AdrniTTing ond Poyroll. Whereos, Mr. Hersch hos The responsiloilify essenTiolly of being sure ThoT The physicol plonT is in good order for The soTeTy of poTienTs ond personnel. 79 X ' w-.gl I5 ,T v 1 T ii ilngffr,-A TX Qc T- i 'i , Xa U i ,fs -T - , S I if i Q ,sg tx ik -5 , 4 Mr. Thielmann - Methocls Engineer Mr. Picknell - Purchasing Agent NI' Nga' i-aix., Mr. Payefie - Credit Manager Mr. Keller - Business Manager Chaplain F. Randall Williams Rarely do we as nurses sTop To realize The financial problems of The HospiTal. Perhaps This is due To The exceIIenT sTaFl of workers in The Business Office, Person- nel Oflice and Purchasing Deparfmeni. IT is To These people we exTend our Thank- you, TirsT To The Business Oiiice Tor col- lecfing The essenTial finances vviTh which To purchase equipmenT and, secondly To The Personnel and Purchasing DeparT- menTs for selecTing employees and for purchasing equipmenT wiTh which To give good nursing care. These adminisTraTive offices, pariicularly The Purchasing De- parTmenT assisTs Th-e School To selecT ex- ceIIenT equipmenT and supplies which aid in The advancement of our nursing edu- caiion. sv-Q51 Nih- Nui' wif: 1 91' THE M'EDIC!i lSTAFlF' E at l 4 5, M. W ,I y V ,, P ' ' V ' - I ' ,1,, ,, A , 4 K Z m T ' T f l yt 1 -1? 'ilk-f ll? is Nz Xi 7, 55 Q , V , I A ' A-, N.- ,Ma M 2 v Q' X 1 www Wafer ii v VW-- Oflicers of Medical Staff: O. Todd, Vice Chief of Staff, Dr. F. Osgood, Chief of Stcifi, Dr. D. Katchka, Secretary-treasurer. Our Medical Staff consists ot doc- tors in all general and specialized fields of medicine, contributing a great deal to the educational pro- gram of the School. The Staff works very closely with all Hospital De- partments to strengthen patient care and to create a pleasant at- mosphere conducive to complete rehabilitation. Many of the doctors give of their free time to lecture to the professional nurse student. We can also be proud ot the many professional contributions in medi- cine, surgery and research made by our fine Stott. We will remember each doctor tor his particular in- terest and would hope that their co-operation in the educational pro- gram will be continued and pro- gressive. w ,' cgi. M43 wr, Nigga . , 7 W. . f N XX X X X V X ,151 is gkf X .r 5 4 f WZ X Q C C ry , F Cf t .. ,,.. If 9. it, 4fQ1,?s: 'W J' 59 .55 ' ,Q ' A 'V 275' if. ,fw V' I F i Dr. H. H. M. Bowman, Director of Medical Education s f ,f fi c. K X .W , S f is et f2' , 1 rg ' x V ,A E V512 I is f 'ZMQQW ' I M , e. , 44 wwz K Dr. Keller, Chairman Interne and Residency Committee 5 Our Director of Medical Education, Dr. H. H. M. Bowman, has the responsibility ot recruiting internes and residents tor the Hospital. He use-s his past experience as an educator to arrange tor the needed experiences ot the Hospital's in- terne, resident statl. He also functions on several of the committees ot the Medical Stott. To assist Dr. Bowman, the Medical Stott has appointed Dr. O. Keller as Chairman ot the lnterne and Residency Com- mittee. Together these two men arrange for the enhancement ot the medical ed- ucation ot the new doctor so that he or she will be adequately prepared to meet the growing medical demands ot our so- ciety. Hungry, fellas? a I ii 'U e 1 ,W MM X 3 1 .fi Q X' X ' M f Q f W 1 V! 6 MK ls ,E ' - Qi, 5 , Q , K , ,ji 3 QS j ii 1 if . ' rl 1 3 ' Q .x f , 1 Q 2 le X rv X, Q, Q X bmw:--uf. Miss Howerton, Mrs. Curncross ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS - This group of Professional nurses is responsibile for maintaining harmonious working conditions in the hospital through promoting sound personal relationships. She sees that the floors are vvell staffed and is helpful in solving problems arising. Mrs. Bishop, supervisor, practical nurse students, functions in the capacity of presenting clinical classes and supervising all new procedures. She is aided in her fob by the head nurses. Mrs. Stumpmeyer, supervisor, auxillary personnel, has the duty of teaching all new aides and orienting them to the hospital routine. ,I N ' .. 'Vfifsi . V Xe . . .. Mrs. Kahle, Mrs. West, Mrs. Boldt Q Y .WK if t , I if V Q ZX Q... sxs-wwsfifi ' f ix' J 'M '. Y X 0 X I A f f X f W 'fp 4 , f 3 , rf ...ar-.A Q- .. ' H. QU f s. f 44 gr Yami' J ' ' QXK NQNMH I ff ff 4 ' A WW ' 5 4 was 5 f rcs X , S xg? X 1 S X ff 1. is I , A f AN N K 5 M Q fw X X ff NX A ' ss vs S X mx 4 , Ar X I X f N N f M , sf f J .sf 2.4 Mrs. Ostrunder, Mrs. Fitzenreiter 'sgf S H r f 5 I , r 5 A E. 3, I x , T 'V 5 sf XXXN Q i N... 'K 6 A , .j 1 fp . H M K 5 Mrs. Donna Stumpmeyer, Supervisor Auxillary Personnel 83 Mrs. Vera Bishop, Supervisor Practical Nurse Students I is are ' Rf' , M Dr. David Curtis, Chief of Surgery Surgical Services We receive one third ot our training ex- perience, throughout our three years, on these surgical units. As a member of the surgical health,team, we strive toward better patient care, through knowledge ot the newest surgical techniques, always striving to keep in mincl our patients are people not diseases. Mrs. Stone, Operating Room Head Nurse Miss Gottfried, Operating Room Supervisor ' ,v Ga ' ,XX I LD., I, 'Hub qgxgs. Mrs. Alice Lucas, Recovery Room Head Nurse, Karen Eickhoft, lnter- mediate. Dr. D. Katchka, Chief of Anesthesiology an Important Part of Our Hospital Dr. R. Klopfenslein, Chief of Urology l- 2- 3 . . . Blow! Dr. McWhorter A V ,., A :slr f :vi N, .Q x M Q , W - 'A X ,W ' C' is Q 1, ' V, f f :Vf W tif ,Nz '11, S Room's ready, Doctor. rm.-t il l r . ,,,.. fx, ., A sf-Q .... -N-:az ff X 5 , 4. I Q4 Dr. W. Blank, Chief of Procfology 4 7 S if N17 ' --fall' '9- if 3 Inferns: Dr. Wesley and Dr. Jones Q A il Q I i I F z Mrs. Burchfield, headnurse 4 NE A Stitch in Time 'X 'NM ,ua U his-Q, Miss Meloche, Heudnurse 5 NE Mrs. Leeson, Hecdnurse 5 SW 86 og A is X: 5 f ,l . 143 'E wr A K 9:5 4' I, 4 , 5' ,J W-f' f i f ...A A, , X Dr. Cooper, Chief of Ophfhalmology Saves Lives 1 -Q 1 r 1, i 9 ' . 'N' 12 'mf .nw Dr. Eornesf, Chief of Neurology l ff QX -gf r ronmer, C ief of Ear, Nose, and Throat Dr. Black, Chief of Dentistry 87 D . C h l 4 1 i 1 I L... f ,VA ff N A ' w Wg 5, ., W 2 I Wh 'Q' ,A i g , ww W ' W X gy, L. 'Www ff. 'N , ,ff ' . Q wwe ,, , We' A fn f ,EQ ff K- mx M P 'RW .f w pi ' . ejZ.I 5 f if X Ka 'I-r ' f Wk x 'gi ' I X T im . X X , Z 1 vs N N Wim , 4 -- f f ' 'A s N Q .f X , N ,,., , K Im ,-',i- k . s ,,., ?f O ' Interns: Dr. Thomas and Dr. Davis 17 Miss Reed, Hecdnurse 6 SE Medicine O O O a Q-,,A.q 9. wt, X xx Miss Horrop, Heodnurse 6 SW is Mrs. Gray, Headnurse 7 Most 4 x ff 4 in if . Q ' - -fv:..x,.w.f.w ,, , i vyygff, ,-Adult Ma 9. Q i -W' Ins., 1, -up 'ir mall' ww.,- Dr. H. D. Cook, Chief of Medicine Rewarding Service On our five medical units, we as students rece-ive much of our clinical ex- perience. In caring for the medical patient the nurse learns especially the im- portance of patience and understanding. With ac- quisition oi these qualities she is able to carry through, more fully, total nursing care. j' KX 21 , 5 X eN, E Mrs. Eardley, Hecdnurse 4 NW Psychiatry ii ,Qc-N f If ffl P' I ,'49:':i Dr. Ke l1 nyonl C let Ol' PSY' yiioffxl Versatile headnurse, Miss Golliers .tif --null-I 'x .J ...Naam gi i t : x 5. s -. S 4. 5 X 2A v. L A N, M tml' j -v Q 3 ' Q , '-..a.- 'f-.. 'I' ,, . J How'n the world does this go? To restore persons to good mental health as vvell as good physical health is a goal necessary to make a hospital complete. With the opening of our new Psychiatric Unit on eighth floor we are now able to treat patients with mental illnesses as well as physical illnesses. Modern facilities, pleasant atmosphere, yielding a good therapeutic environment, are vvords that describe our psychiatric unit. The unit has a capacity for thirty- one patients both male and female, each having his own psychiatrist. Chemotherapy, Insulin Shock, Electro- shock, Occupational, and Recreational Therapy are the types ot treatment avail- able. Dr. Bernard Steinberg, Chief of Research and Pathology Research The Institute of Medical Research conducts investigations in several biological and medical fields. Une of the major problems is the study of the mechanism of blood cell for- mations, physiologically and in disease. Since leukemia is one of the diseases in which there is a disturbance of this mechanism, major effort has been placed in investigation. During the last year experiments clarified the problem of bleeding, one of the causes of death in leukemia. The clinical research on leukemia is conducted through the Hartford Project on the sixth floor of the hospital. The proj- ect, started in 1956, is supported by grants from the- John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc. Patients come to the Hartford Project once a week for examination during the remission phase of leukemia. During the acute phase they are hos- pitalized and treated. All expenses, including hospitaliza- tion, if the patient has no insurance, are paid for by the proje-ct. Patience and persistence yield progress. Mrs. Owens, Hartford Project Nurse is 2 5 4 2 ? ZW.f ---. :qi ,, - 1,4 ., U AQ ,fm f, 3 V ....,. ' ', N vi Q A ff , 'ffylyf -A F: F 6 If K As, ,V s, , cgi 2 W1 f . xy., ' X 4 KL MQ, gf! K R Q59 Q: -J' - R 3 '- is 2 A W ,a is .1 A xl Xi 1 y , I D Us ' U K - XF ,I 'I A fi , YA ..,f I - I y V. I f Q , V U , K .3 ' ff ' , yqjy, ,L 4 1 is L M is .M qw 1' ,V crew f ,- - I If ' 'f U , , 4 1 T B or not fo be? Mrs. Skehun, Miss Ponek, Dr. Yefis, Miss Wilfse, Dr. Davis, Miss Pcvlik Miss Kempher, Hecndnurse, Emergency W 5, Qs 'f ff Emergency X Q kv. Q pw l , W, 3 f ' X. A' 3 if x is - if 'J Z ,FE in W 'ffl' f so 5 N f ff, Q Rishi A ,, f .I gxh x 1 Q' N' f q 2 .. f Y W' bi Xi' Ai H 11+ 2+'-' i X , ' mmm or . XE lr, A YA Miss Rendle Handy, aren't they? Miss French, Dr. Ann Houck 92 Iguan- x 3' li l wg? 5 ix 1 , .yi , 4 :S my Xi X ,HW w s 4. .' Dr. Donald K. Harrison, Chief of Outpatient Department 0 p Miss Reimer, Orthoptic Technician safe Enlarged nodes, fatigue . . . ah-hal Dr. Jean GN ki I Miss Panek, Director, Student Health Mrs. Jones, Headnurse, Outpatient Department .. .S is 1' ul! , i I 'U ai -.1-nf Dr. Frederick B. Hawkins Chief of Orthopedics Miss Seulscott, Hecidnu-rse 4 SE i Mix Y ji J 4' . j Ax 1 Q, X ' ' We , Y ' fail 7,4159 4 -.1 5? ' Q' iff Q, 1-Af It Miss Patmos, Hecidnurse 4 SW Orthopedics Young ond old olike need the core ond gttention this pcirticulor unit hos to offer, Even though mony ot these pcitients ore confined to their beds with troction ond costs, the spirits run high. The durci- tion of the hospitol stoy is long tor some, but is mode enioyoble by those who core for them. Recently this portion ot troining hos been chonged, now the second yeor student spends eight weeks here ond receives her orthopedic in- struction during this period. Interns: Dr. Bakker and Dr. Zumpft. WMWW X, if ' in 1 X r 'll --. .--. ai-- V hiv . gi vqd- 'i if ' 4 I' s I J ,121 f 2X s haf ri ' Miss Barrowman, Headnurse 5 NW The little people of our hospital ore by no meons forgotten when it comes to core ond comfort. The Pediotric Deportment includes o capacity for forty- four, mode-rn tocilities ond o much opprecicited ploy- rcom. Here the children enjoy supervised ploy, color- ful pint-sized furniture, and toys furnished by the Auxilliciry ond student nurses. However, the older children, ages 5-15, do not have cz recreotionol orea ot the present time. The protessionol students do not spend time on this unit os port of their ed- ucotionol progrom since this is obtoined on ottllio- tion. Dr. Ralph Zucker, Chief of Pediatrics , af M' T g ic my l S Q Z fl A 'itz is 9 rs S , 1 g I-2. 3 s if gf: .Civ . lv V X ,, 1 ..., N .H .I f' ' ' -I .ff X . .V ,:. ' -. ---- - .- ,J N I . , f , s X N -. .. , , K I Mrs. Mroiek, Headnurse 5 N Pediatrics The tender touch. Dr. Calderon l 4 L GF fit l S rail, ,. F X T '4'3w iw. L l In 5, 'Wi 3 . 9-'-B www ,Q 2 ,...,., ,,,, . 'A 4' Obstetrics and Gynecology For most students, the thirteen weeks spent in the Obstet- rical Department seemed to tly fast. The clinical experience is divided into three sections: Delivery, Nursery,and Post Partum Care of the mothers. This interesting and educa- tional experience is included in the students' second year of training. The happy mothers, proud fathers, and the noisy, irresistable, hungry babies make this department like none other in the hospital. Gynecology is another phase in the stude-nts training program which alters education important to her as a nurse and also as a young woman. aff Mrs. Stevens, Heodnurse 5 SE W min ESQ T' as f 1 T Wbffii. , J , I ifvlfa l . ft' L 1 4x 'eff YNY? Q, if K. . Nursery Headnursesg Mrs. Weaver and Miss King Q D 5 X 5 N f K i ' 2 ,, s . 5 X' it X N , . ' 5 if I S, . . . ,IQ ' I6 rl . high Q9 'ls fl A in , ', , X 1, U Post Pcrtum Heuclnurse: Mrs. Scribner, Delivery Heudnurse: Miss Zuodney, Obstetric .vi ' 1 V Q5 xi Supervisor: Miss Howell lubsenti ' 5 ., ' - l In ,ff . 'lu , X 5 1 f H.. ,X '. C1 N ' 9 1 ' .V fx inn.. .5- f I-.21 k Q: -lisp? ' 96 S AIM X , J 'R W1 si V X .J K as A ti Q , A -. Wf But I don f wont my bohle nowl ?Wltg K x 4 N, X sx X S X X N X1 X 'X Q .wx W' W Qi Dr. James E. Miller - Chief of Obsfefrucs and Gynecology I 'Q X A X Qi 2 .f is ii. rf, fglv-'H pf Dr. Peck, chief of radiology Radiology, Physical Therapy, Laboratory The Department of Radiology, headed by Dr. Willis Peck, carries out numerous x-ray procedures most helpful in the diagnosis, treatment, and care of the patient. Rehabilitative measures are carried out by the Physiotherapy Department through exercise and massage, aiding those who otherwise might be handicapped in some way. The progress and treatment of the patient is often largely determined through laboratory tests competently performed by our fine staff of pathologists and technicians. rw- si, as s is ' 5 Us fi W T ,,,, ' , . 1 , l l if I D , Q Ohl This gownl Oh! What student nurses have to go through! Dr. Richard Baer, chief of physical therapy 98 Nw it 3 9127 . . . 7 ' 4 ' I I I s Nl W vig ,- an . A L 1 I RJ 'k ..lrjmNvgn,,, , 1 d,...,1 st ,I- ' Violet Koroloff, Chief Pharmacist CCenter Foregroundj Heart Station Phgrmc1cy's mciin iob is thot ot dispensing medicd- tions ot dll sorts. Swish! And the drug is there ot your tingertips due to the efficient, precise functioning ot each phormczcist. Toking ond interpreting electrocordiogroms olong with vorious other didgnostic procedures in the heort stdtion is directed by Dr. Kobolcker. Oooh! This is o pretty one! Miss Kohler ? f NV' x x f U ff i ',,,f.h ' -f 'lf' X 1, W J S i N-Q .zfvf K Z Q is ,W , Q .pg, T2 I 2 N.-s-.xg-V Pharmacy Q5 S 7 ,fn , ,r,r, fe, sf it ' . . ZZ . f Q 1 M X .. W , X 51 .arf ' M 1 I , x 'Qu Egad! Dr. Kobcicker, Director of Cardiology 99 Allilliln-l'l'l.Gli0 l rf 1 FEBEEUKQBYFHY Q I 2 3 14 g 6 7 8 9 sl0 ll t is i I '8 3 I9 20 f 1 i Sr im zo 27 I W f g .X V lf Q y t ...-. . 5,4 'Q' w sl r ll J i , i 2 1 ff W X K , M W- , NK NWN in .NN-W f Mrs. Whitham, Headnurse, Central Supply I wx ,pw N fc U ,c sy, A? V N 1 xg, ff 2 YCQ 4' Z 5. .0 on 3 o f P I 0 a a. Q m I Q. a 5 -Hips-0-As, 4 for if l 'N'---... X Central Supply in ACTION! Central Supply Central Supply is a very important part of our hospital. lt is responsible for cleaning, storing, and sterilizing equip- ment used in the care ot patients. As expected their task is vast, but you can count on their efficiency and reliability. The dietary department is responsibile for planning and preparing all the meals served in the hospital. Therapeutic dieticians write diets for patients on special diets. ln addi- tion to writing menus and preparing food tor patients, they write menus and prepare food for employees and visitors in the cafeteria. Dietary L ls -' C H 'ts ,,,, V C My p Y gg' ,, ' I M g l B' Q , Y m oe' jx . ' , f Ml ' V il s, . l fifty- i y And what would you like for lunch? 100 fs, 5-.J 'Nl' 170739 Do ya think they use Mr. Clean? Housekeeping The Sparkling appearance throughout the hospital is due mainly to the untiring efforts of the Housekeeping Depart- ment. Working complementary is the Maintenance Depart- ment assuring us ofa well run hospital. Through the enthusiastic efforts of volunteers, the Gift Shop is efficiently maintained, using profits for items adding that special touch to the hospital and nurses' home. Miss Kaiser, Executive Housekeeper Maintenance Gift Shop ,fi Q 4' 4 ! ' Now, here's our newest style . . . ' F Q, A t 0 0 is 0 4 W - - nu--- mm' 1 B' 'ir no ,Qi .H r , ' , I ' N s s we .1 Mr. Abernathy, Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Rosencrantz, Chief Engineer 101 SPQNSCRS .. B. Aiemian -fix Richard Albery Dr. and Mrs. Abel A. Applebaum Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bayer Miss Beatrice Belisle Mr. and Mrs. Wilson L. Benter Dr. Jerrold L. Berry Miss Mary E. Bevis Dr. George D. Black Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Boldt Jr. Dr. Allen P. Borger and Dr. James Witzler Dr. H. H. M. Bowman Drs. T. H. Brown Sr. and T. H. Brown Jr. Drs. W. L. Bryant and John B. Rank Dr. Henry R. Burstein Miss Joanne K. Collins Dr. Arthur E. Cone Dr. Paul E. Cooley Dr. James H. Cooper Dr. L. Reed Cranmer Dr. David T. Curtis Dr. Allen D. Dawson Miss Louise Delzell Dr. Robert H. Elrod Drs. K. Figley, F. Rowling and H. Beale Drs. N. Foley, N. W. Cummins and J. Sinkey 2 Drs. H. Foster, W. Zollinger and P. Baehren Dr. Robert J. Fredericks Miss Mary Lou French Drs. R. H. Garrett, W. Henry and J. A. Provenzano Dr. Paul E. Geiger Miss Gratia Gikling Drs. M. E. Goodrich, M. Means, J. Yoder Dr. Mervin E. Green Drs. Wendell W. Green and William A. Dr. Karl K. Grubaugh Miss Ann C. Hagen Mrs. Maurine Price Harvey Drs. F. B. Hawkins and R. C. Hawkins Dr. J. M. Hertzberg Dr. Christel Hiss Dr. Herman J. Hollinger Drs. R. Hotz, F. Douglas and G. Stark Dr. Edgar K. Hufter Drs. Alex N. Johns and Arthur K. Bell Dr. Hugh R. Jones Dr. Lyle W. Kohler Drs. D. Katchka, D. Friedman, F. Crider, Underhill, P. Ditm-eyer and R. Kennedy Dr. Gilbert D. Kiel Dr. John C. Kelleher Dr. Theodore C. Kiess Miss Gladys B. King Blank R. Smith, W SPCNSORS Miss Beuloh Klingler Dr. A. Rees Kloptenstein Dr. J. Lester Kobocker Dr. ond Mrs. Arthur L. Lennox Drs. E. R. Morker ond B. L. Huttmon, Jr. Dr. ond Mrs. J. A. McLoc:hlin Dr. Henry E. McWhorter Dr. Williom Mewborn Dr. Word C. Meyers Dr. l-lorry F. Mignerey Dr. ond Mrs. Jornes E. Miller Dr. E. C. Mohr Dr. ond Mrs. J. P. Moron Dr. Wolloce Morton Dr. Robert W. Muenzer Dr. Otto K. Muhme Dr. Foster Myers Miss Betty J. Nicolen Drs. Eugene A. Ockuly, Edwdrd F. Ockuly ond John J. Ockuly Dr. John S. Orvvig Dr. Frederick P. Osgood Ottowo Pork Medicol Group Drs. VV. Peck, C. Stroub, L. Heinz Dr. ond Mrs. Robert W. Pocotte Dr. Floyd A. Potter Dr. ond Mrs. C. E. Price Dr. L. S. Pugh Mrs. Vornio Redding Dr. J. B. Sowyer Dr. Jock M. Schecter Dr. ond Mrs. Bernord B. Shuer Dr. Horry M. Scott Drs. Morris W. Selmon ond VV. Arnold McAlpine Miss Edno E. Shdrritt Dr. ond Mrs. Wilson P. Shortridge Dr. J. D. Skovv Dr. Robert L. Smeod Dr. Robert B. Strother Miss Eloine Svvonk Drs. John L. Stitel, Don C. Nouse, Jock C. Burnheimer Drs. C. A. Tollmon ond B. R. Bills Dr. ond Mrs. Oliver E. Todd Toledo l-lospitol Alurnno-e Associotion Toledo Hospitol Beouty Shop - L. Stocey Toledo l-lospitol Mothers' Club Dr. l-l. VV. Wockenhe-im Dr. ond Mrs. Rolph A. Wickter Drs. R. L. Willord ond A. J. Alter Reverend F. Rondoll Willioms Dr. ond Mrs. Gregory J. Zonn Mr. ond Mrs. Richord ADVERTISERS fentley and Son's Company oil Contractors Iron and Wire Works, Inc. Art Mattress Company Congratulations to the Graduating Class Ashland Avenue Hospital tor Convalescents 2283 Ashland Avenue The Bartley Company Wholesale Grocers Beeson-Reichert, lnc. Advertising and Marketing Cl-l 8-3358 Compliments of George R. Beverlin and Son Compliments ot Bischofls Food 2940 Sylvania Avenue - Corner Elmhurst Bostwilck Braun Company Toledo l, Ohio Clear Vision Opticians The Cleveland Cotton Products Co. Mid-West Coca-Cola Bottling Company Toledo, Ohio Collin, Norton and Co. 506 Madison Avenue Toledo 4, Ohio Compliments ot Columbus Hospital Supply Company Cortland Produce Co. 4l07 Lagrange St. Processors of Government Inspected Poultry and Eggs Crooks Coleman Corset Shop 2028 W. Central Ave. Surgical Garments of all- types Don's Telerental - T.V. rentals Driggs Dairy Farm Inc. H49 Grand Ave. Toledo l, Ohio Dubois Chemical, lnc. - Don l-larper Cleaning Compounds Eriksen's lnc. 323-27 Erie Street Toledo, Ohio B. Farris and Son First Federal Savings ot Toledo Six Oltlces tor Savers, Investors and Home Owners Franklin Ice Cream and Candy Frank's Upholstering - Repairing 745 Detroit Avenue Fred Christen and Sons Company Frigid Food Products lnc. The Gerson Stewart Corporation Disinfectants, Detergents, and Waxes Gino's Pizza and Spaghetti You have tried the Rest - Now try the Best 398i Monroe - l536 Broadway The l-lardy and Dischinger Co. 25 Ontario St. Toledo l, Ohio l-laughton Elevator Co. Division ot Toledo Scale Corp. Morgan's Inc. Class Pins Bill Roberts, Representative l0l3 Michigan Maumee, Ohio Compliments from a Friend The Jersey Bread Company 754 Berdan Avenue Toledo l0, Ohio Best Wishes - Keyston Exterminating Co King Shoe Store 2l T9 W. Central Shoes tor the entire family Ask about our shoe club - tree shoes Lahr Oxygen Service Co., Inc. ADVERTISERS Lee ond Cody 650 E. Woodrult Street Toledo 2, Ohio LeFebure Systems ond Equipment Loett1er's Light For Living Studio 5118 Dorr Street McCoy's Service 2815 West Centroil Toledo 6, Ohio GR 5-2112 Morgon's Lookout 4776 Monroe Street M 81 S Upholstery The Notioncil Drug Compony Congrotulotions l-lomer W. Nelson The Ohio Citizens Trust Compony For full service bonking Orchord Drug Store Owens - Corning Fiberglos Corporotion Poper Merchonts - Incorporoted Pemberton Codilloc Compony Prescription Supply lnc. Prolessioncil Opticcil Service Bob Willioms Roundtoble Dcincing - Dinner -Lunch The Stellhorn Compony 300 S. Summit St. Toledo, Ohio lndustriol Distributors Spongler Condy ond Tobocco ot Toledo, Inc. Stondord Textiles Compony Steger-Shovvel Compony The Toledo Merchondise Co. Wholesole Poper Products The Tremco Monutocturing Compony Clevelond, Ohio 5 U.S. Vitomin cin-gl Phcirmoceuticol Corporotion Monutocturers ot islutritionol ond Phormoceuticol Specicilities Vernors Ginger Ale, lnc. 3000 Summit Street Toledo 11, Ohio Skin Creom by Vestcil, lnc. Stophene, Vesphene, ond Septisol Wolker-Feilboch Funerol Homes Tolmodge Pork Chopel 4315 Tolmodge Rood The l-lome Chopel 2749 Monroe Street Word Artcrott Printing Co. 707 Phillips Avenue Toledo 12, Ohio Louis Wosserstrom ond Co., lnc. 402 Monroe Street Toledo 4, Ohio Wellington F. Roemer lnsuronce, Inc. Best Wishes from Willys Motors, lnc. Congrotulotions to the Closs ot 1961 Wyeth Loborotories COMPLIMENTARY ADVERTISING 1961 White Cop Published by: Americon Yeorbook Co. Hcinnibol, Missouri 1961 White Cop Photogropherf' H. A. Povvell Studios 2495 Collingwood Blvd. Toledo, Ohio Also in - Doyton, Ohio Detroit, Michigon Index of Student Pictures SENIOR CLASS Apling, Brenda p. 22 Ayers, Janice- p. 22,42,51 Carr, Mary p. 22 Cook, Linda p. 22 Crawtord, Carol p. 22 Elston, Judith p. 23,51 Ensign, Sharon p. 21,43 Felt, Barbara p. 23,51 Eike, Beverly p. 23,43,48,51 Goetz, Mary Beth p. 20,21,43 Groth, Kathleen p. 23 Harrison, Patricia p. 23 Hotmann, Norma p. 24,73 Humphrey, Joann p. 24 Huttinger, Frances P. 24,43 Knapp, Carol P. 24,47 Knight, Phyllis p. 24 Koppenhoter, Janice p. 25 Koser, Betty p. 25 Manley, Carol p. 25 Manor, Mary Ann p. 20,21 McCarty, Mary p. 25 Miller, Judith p. 25,46 Mittendort, Susan p. 26 Monk, Judith p. 26,51 Mowery, Bonnie p. 26,49,50,51 Myerholtz, Elaine p. 20,21 Nagel, Joyce p. 26,75 Newman, Mary Ann p. 26 Onsted, Janet p. 27 Osborn, Shirley p. 27 Gverly, June p. 27,49,50 Parrigin, Deanna p. 27 Pavlik, Kathleen p. 27,51,92 Powers, Penelope p. 28 Rudolph, Marie p. 28 Shoemaker, Mary Kaye p. 28,51 Spohler, Eltrieda p. 28,51 Stuttle, Patricia p. 20,21 Sweigard, Sue p. 28,49 Thoms, Evelyn p. 29 Walter, Martha p. 29,55 Warner, Arlene p. 29 Weyher, Kathleen p. 29 Wiltse, Bonnie p. 29,92 INTERMEDIATE CLASS Albert, Judith p. 31 Austin, Judith p. 31 Babcock, Sharon p. 31,49 Bali, Nancy p. 31,43,44,46 Bass, Janice p. 31 Bates, Louise p. 31,49 Beasley, Connie p. 31 Beckley, Louise p. 31,49,73 Behner, Patricia labsent tor pic. Bender, Sharon p. 31,42 Blair, Maryann p. 31 Boling, Martha p. 31,42,49,75 Bollman, Elaine p. 31,43 Bowen, Margaret p. 31 Bowman, Patricia p. 31,49 Byers, Sharon p. 31 Carr, Mary Ann p. 31,49,55 Crilly, Joan p. 32,49,73 Cronbaugh, Jean p. 30,43,49 Dietrich, Sharon p. 32 Dreher, Nancy Jo p. 32,43 Eickhott, Karen p. 32,84 Farison, Marsha p. 32 Eeolor, Sharon p. 32,55 Francisco, Barbara p. 32 Gallaway, Louise p. 32 Graetz, Joan p. 32,49,66 Hartley, Juliet p. 32 Hassinger, Caroline p. 30,55 Higley, Sandra p. 32,49,53,75 Houseworth, Linda p. 32,43,50 Hyde, Diane p. 32,49 June, Jacqueline p. 32 Keeter, Mary p. 32 Kelley, Joyce p. 32 Kroeger, Shirley p. 32 Linn, Bonnie p. 32 Marvin, Lynn p. 32 Moll, Shirley p. 32 Monasmith, Margaret p. 32 Niceley, Gail p. 32 Nigh, Sue p. 32 Novotny, Ruth p. 32 Parker, Joan p. 33 Peters, Nancy p. 33 1 Index of Student Pictures: Pizer, Kitty p. 33 Reese, Sally p. 33,53 Reeve, Susan p. 33 Rendle, Phyllis p. 33,43,75,92 Richards, Michaelene p. 33 Roynon, Joyce p. 30,48 Rupp, Donna p. 33 Rutledge, Lexi p. 33 Schindler, Judith p. 33,49 Schlosser, Constance, p. 33,44,49 Schotleld, Judith p. 33 Sexton, Sharon p. 33,49 Siekeres, Judith p. 33,48 Skadelanol, Barbara p. 33 Snell, Patricia p. 33 Sobieski, Catherine p. 33 Spangler, Judith p. 33,49 Stucky, Gay p. 33,49 Sullivan, Janis p. 33 Tanner, Janice p. 33,43 Thompson, Susan p. 30,73 Viton, Sandra p. 33 Wales, Janice p. 33,46 Wrasse, Marvelene p. 33,49,66 JUNIOR CLASS Agee, Mary p. 35,73 Allen, Judith p. 35,49 Allen, Susan p. 35,53 Baker, Rebecca p. 35,49 Boldt, Barbara p. 35 Bolley, Marianne p. 35,49 Bouy, Marianne p. 35 Brovvn-e, Constance p. 35,66 Buhler, Sandra p. 35 Christman, Sandra p. 35 Church, Linda p. 35,49 Cunningham, Patricia p. 35 Dalton, Barbara p. 35 Davis, Esther p. 35 Debouver, Roberta p. 35 Duvall, Jane p. 35,73 Dwight, Carol p. 34 Elder, Joan p. 35,49 Given, Melanie p. 35,55 Geisbuhler, Bonnie p. 55 lsley, Karen 35 Jameson, Esther p. 35 Kamer, Constance p. 35 Kimmel, Rachel p. 35,49 Kolasinski, Danya p. 36 Krumm, Judith p. 36,49,55 Kuhlman, Barbara p. 36,73 Lemmerbrock, Carol p. 36,43,49 Leonard, Susan p. 36 Mackall, Carol p. 36,49 Mallory, Patricia p. 36,75 Mc.Laughlin, Linda p. 36,43,55 Meyers, Martha p. 36,49 Mintz, Linda p. 36,49 Moats, Nancy p. 36 Moore, Julia p. 34 Morton, Connie Jane p. 36 Nava, Linda p. 36 Netcher, Ruth p. 36,50 Newman, Janet p. 36 Penhorvvood, Deborah p. 36 Pettibone, Karen p. 34,49 Popp, Sandra p. 36,49,55 Rennhack, Judith p. 36 Robinson, Nancy p. 36 Roth, Sandra p. 37,55 Rothlisberger, Sharon p. 37,50 Rusch, Manice p. 37 Seiler, Karen p. 37,49,73 Shank, Patricia p. 37,48 Smithers, Barbara p. 37 Sonnenberg, Brenda Sue p. 37,49 Staudinger, Margaret p. 37,49 Sturtevant, Penny p. 37 Svvope, Ann p. 37,49 Toole, Brenda p. 37 Tovey, Janice p. 37,49 Ugolini, Carmen p. 37 Vanisacker, Judith p. 37 Walker, Margaret p. 34,49 Welch, Pamela p. 37 Wood, Barbara p. 37,49 Work, Judith p. 37 Zachrich, Valory p. 37 Zeller, Teresa p. 37,46,49 5, 1 27 rw f W z QF wi Bye Croxton - hello worldl Thanks to You . In retrospect, we of the White Cap staFl, would like to express our gratitude to all concerned in making possible the White Cap ot l96l. Snapping of pictures, sharpening of pencils and wits was an ever present pastime made easier through co-operation from fellow Senior Class- mates. Likewise, a big thank-you is extended to Powell's Studio for their willingness and dependa- bility which more than filled our needs. In concluding this book, as well as student lite here at Toledo Hospital, we would like to pay tribute to Miss Joanne Collins who has so expertly guided our class throughout our three years and especially as advisor ot the White Cap, l96l. Midnight Blues rl I . Whatcha croppin', girls? 3- '--...W -.. lb-.K M-:nina vnneon :enum f I 1 all , .1 4 5 . , 4 a ' . 1 h 1' . 1 'if 4 , G -4 E214 131 Y I , v -i U! i I' JW '7 1 if vb L ' h 31 Em '.l LQAI . . M ' 'Ml' ' 'fs' . . ' RJ. K - ,. 1 1, , .1-,fm tv h , ,J 'V 1' x. , li, . .,' ' 5-.'-'-If-, A ,, 1 ,, . . , f . NI xi. . 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