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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

Toledo Hospital I 0: X . A 0 X School of N ursmg ' 2701 Oatis Avenue Toledo, Oh 0 a Xx 1 Q ou 1 I 1' The Nightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischie- vous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standards of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those com- mitted to my care. Our Pin VVhen the first class of the Toledo Hospital Training School for Nurses graduated in 1895, they received an intricately designed pin which was made from a ten dollar gold piece with the initials 'cT.T.S.', encircled in a wreath. There is very little information available as to the pins origin. Every graduating class member has re- ceived this ping though, due to government restrictions on defacing of money in the 1920's the pin is now made of yellow gold. In 1947, the lettering on the pin was changed to 'fT.S.N.,l by the Alumnae Association. Again in 1959 the letter- ing was changed to f'T.H.S.N. to include The Toledo Hospital School of Nursing. w 2 RQ ' . ,V fl .9 S 'N X ,draw , ' 0 . M51 N 'aw X- X f Q X X 5- vf X V :MAN , W1 X wf 4' X Q ygwgv , .X ' X X 5 ,XX 3381 . 5 7 X XJ S X- -4 X x X Q -if X , . Xu X. M 4' w X X QF SX' V x XXX Q Q X ,XXX W . , ...dm f 7' X .X s x X . Q X W NSW7 K N .3 - , X Y ,X I ,X W VW X X XX. ,Q W 'K YW . 4 w 'A' X. X V X. ' N x Q X 'V' ' x ' if X N 1 XX X x, QA , it L f Q 'W ef J , , fi 4 W :Sf WNW ,Q ,5 N Q X 1 'ff Y , ,JN ' X 'Q ,244 Q f VK we K4 ,X f v X 3 AQ wk: N ., fa M 4 Swami. :Qi X , X l a 1 Croxton House N urses, Residence N 1 A X .. if ff Aerial view of Hospital Ground Contents Faculty. . Classes . . Activities Service. . ...6 ...16 ...42 ...76 Toledo Hospital Wm s .i,f..a , Tia 105 ,AYV f E 'A ' '!, Research Building vw D X 43 1 , I i , I, fu- . johnson House 'Him -ms- Miss Edna E. Sharritt Director of Nursing Education and Service Following her graduation from the Grant Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus, Ohio, M iss Edna S harritt went on to Columbia Univer- sity where she obtained her Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. In 1939 she came to Toledo Hospital to fill the position of Assistant Director of Nursing. This was soon interrupted by military duty, where she served as Chief Nurse of the Cadet Nurse Program at Fletcher Hospital and later as Chief Nurse of the 238th General Hospital Division. For the past 15 years, Miss Sharritt has engaged in the activities of the Toledo Hospital School of Nursing, through her position as the Director of Nursing Education and Nursing Service. 6 is ,Y ii . A3 W - ' . . J a NY 2, . ,. - f f . xv X Miss Beulah Klingler Associate Director of Nursing Education Miss Beulah Klingler has been associated with Toledo Hospital School of Nursing since 1950, as Clinical Instructor in surgical nursing, and as Associate Director of the school since 1951. Prior to that time she worked as assistant head nurse and instructor in delivery room at Lima Memorial Hospital, interrupting the sequence by a year in the Army Nurse Corps during World War H. She took her basic nursing at Lima Memorial Hospital, and received her B.S. degree in Nursing Education at Western Reserve University. Among her professional activities has been six years advisorship to Student Nurse Association of Ohio and ten years to Toledo Student Nurse Association. 7 DR. BRUNDAGE Chemistry it .rea I c iffy: , 'a fl-: 6 V. . . ' Me' ,giijffw 1 .5 I ew t ef-,Q-A -.wjiwi kigiipjf . t ef? Mr.- DR. DeLONG Microbiology MR. SHAFFER Anatomy and Physiology ii! tw UNIVERSITY GF TOLEDO The first six months of training we attend the University of To- ledo. Here we get a more liberal education, and we are able to go to college and study nursing too. VVe register. go to classes, use the library, student union, and the hallowed halls. VVe are a very small part of the collegiate world, but we are a united part, for where one nurse goes, there goes a train of others. Transportation to the University is an individual thing. WVe ride, walk, drive, or hitch- hike. In six short months, we tramp through rain, heat, cold, snow, ice, and mud. Our laboratory periods are such fun, and are spent dissecting poor defenseless cats, staining slides, tabletops, fingers, and clothes. Wle produce horrible odors and intriguing concoctions in chemistry classes. MISS FLORY ir D Psychology 8 tx ,tt tg' me may ...W MRS. SUZANNE MAGNUSON R.N., B.S. Ohio State University undamentals of urs ing The arts and principals of nursing are given to Hrst year students in order for them to become familiar with the principles and skills of applied nursing. By demonstration, role playing, and using themselves as guinea pigs, they learn the necessary skills used in nursing. Such things as bed making, temperatures, blood pressures, and many other more difhcult procedures are learned in this manner under the watchful eye of the Fundamentals Department. Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Magnuson, Mrs. Conmay MRS. VARNIA REDDING R.N. Maumee Valley Hospital MRS. PATRICIA CONMAY R.N. St. Elizabeth Hospital Brighton, Mass. B.S. Mary Manse College X X X x..,,,,N MRS. CAROLE LOESCH R.N. Toledo Hospital Q' Medical Faculty Our medical faculty plays a major role in helping the nursing student to develop nursing techniques in all capacities. They capahly lead us from exploring the basic fundamentals of disease, in the classroom, to applying the knowledge we have gained in the hospital setting. Medical nursing re- mains one of the most satisfying and heart- touching phases a student experiences. The constant support and guidance from these instructors helps each one of us to develop our skills and our special talents to the utmost. Through them we learn to meet the challenges with which we are confronted. 'law' t f' . 2 2 Q VS' i I 1 T H5 iiii s,.i: ,zri 5 P . fa. , N. A 0 ' T T fs ' T l M x . is y y A f4.i, V y. T M wil MM J ti +A fri Q he T 5 kt 0. A . . TN A etx I rv ui.. it 'I S3 ex L A ff'-is V Time out for coffee! or 'Os Akron, Ohio B.S. Loyola University, Chicago MRS. WILLATHEA BAYLESS R.N., M.S. Ohio State University MISS MARY BEVIS R.N., B.S. Ohio State University M.A. University of Chicago MRS. ALICE MANION R.N. St. Thomas School of Nursing 54N .awp 10 MISS JOANNE COLLINS R.N. Toledo Hospital B.S. Western Reserve University MISS LCUISE DELZELL R.N. Christ Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Toledo University MISS BETTY NICOLEN R.N. Toledo Hospital X . is u , -,W vi y , MISS MARCIE PLACE R.N. The City Hospital of Akron B.S. Western Reserve University sk: 11 Surgical Faculty In surgical classes we are taught the many new and miraculous advances in surgery. In our world of modern medicine, these tech- niques are used to cure diseases. On the wards we gain experiences and learn to care for and promote the recovery of the patients who undergo these procedures. The Surgical Faculty through their effort, patience, and encouragement are responsible for the know- ledge and skills we acquire as students in Surgical nursing. ,,,, ll? V115 MISS GRATIA GIKLING R.N., M.A. University of Pittsburgh '-'wr T! Y ss f MRS. GAIL WILLIAMS if Q R.N., B.S. Capital University 'Q , Z - A , g v Orthopedics Faculty Eight weeks of the second year are spent on J, the orthopedic ward. Here we learn how is to manage the casts and to apply traction. ' 4 I These patients often have a longer stay in the hospital and we try to make it as pleas- 3 J i ant as possible. Our instructors are a big t help in enabling us to understand the prin- fl eiples of physics in applying weights and ' pulleys to traction. Through lectures and ' ' clinical experience we learn the benefit of , ,fy K fi V the treatinent in healing the broken body. W ' +,,,f l . - ,f is And last but not least. we share the patients' ' Q Ab- ' . joy as they cliinb each step on the stairway of progress. ,6 ...J F 3' Qt? 7 N 1 x izbx ft i its 1- -Q- qv :ii Q--. v-Q-r vip bv.. 0 i :E 4 up . 'Er W 'ol il I l 12 About these evaluations 5 1 37 3 Don't just sit there - sheas ready to deliver! 1, it .., MISS ELAINE SWANK R.N., B.S. Ohio State University 13 Obstetrics Faculty It is hard tO say which ol' Ihr- thru- Inontlis spent in the Obstetriczil cle-pgiitiiiviil is most exciting. A month is spent in tht- dvliw-ig room, nursery, and post-partuui. litu-h sm- vice offers something new and diflierc-nt. Obstetrics classes are presented expertly by Miss Hagen and Miss Swank with sup- plementary movies and doctors lectures. Through them we learn how life begins and how others' lives are changed by this new life. This service is tmly challenging and rewarding and each of us feels a touch of sadness when we must leave the little world of Obstetrics. MISS ANN HAGEN R.N., B.S. Capital University Columbus, Ohio -l -, , , ..f-+..-.........4 .. il I QL -of ,b K fi an uhh I 4, ,.. X 322+-s1...,... MRS. BAILEY L. . .,,,,. . MR- DORESS I 139, .Q , Librarian Instructor, Marriage Course Instructor, History of Nursing Associate Degree, University of Toledo MRS. BAYLESS Instructor, Sociology R.N., M.S. Chio State University Social Sciences Sometimes nursing tends to keep us in a groove, but with the help of the Social Sciences we get a little outside interest. In Sociology we were brought face to face with social problems, such as juvenile delinquency. In our senior year we are privileged to have a hlarriage Course through which we can gain a better understanding of marriage problems. History of Nursing takes us back to prehistoric nursing and brings us up to modern day nursing. I'Ve have had a look at the lives of historic nurses and are glad that much progress has been made. MRS. COLLINS MRS. RIEHLE School Secretaries 14 -af 15 fi Q W W .ff Z f Miss TERESA PANEK R.N., Toledo Hospital Director, Student Health Service Mrs. MARY KUPPER B.S. University of Idaho Instructor, Nutrition and Diet Therapy 115 mm r - ' iz' Ju... 1..g , i r . 0- rfb f ix 4 sw mm 'G Il f i l I 3'14.QNt , if wf 4 Miss MARY LOU FRENCH R.N., Toledo Hospital Instructor, E.R. and O.P.D. Emergency and Outpatient In addition to our many and varied experiences on the wards, we expand our knowledge in other divisions of the hospital. For a two week period we learn how to handle many unusual situa- tions in the Emergency Room. Here we function as a team to handle minor injuries or major illnesses. Another part of our education involves the Out-Patient depart- ment, which consists of a variety of clinics. These clinics are at- tended by people in our area who are unable to afford and receive adequate care. Dietary Service In our first year of training we are presented with a course in Nutrition, where in labs we make and sample some of the special foods that our patients must eat or drink. As we pro- gress on into our second year we spend four weeks in Diet Therapy. Here we learn the values of special diets in different diseases. We learn how to calculate special diets and how to in- struct our patients on good dietary habits. Mrs. CATHERINE DAVIS Instructor, Diet Therapy 15 4 ' s L . ,kgifvg 0 7 Q ww ,ff 1 ,' 144, wr Jflgffg? '33 ' W x 3?-,i'.g, , x ,Aff . 1 1 f ,,4,,v1' pw 'V I . ,L cfm,- . 2 Q ,flu I . 1 mm fm li...-i im ,171-f : f Cxf' W D? -Q- Ti Class advisor: Miss Bevis M 94 his ' ' i z... I I r Six President JUDITH A. SIEKERES Fostoria, Ohio f-me Q fr Sec.-Treas. fFirst Semesterl SANDRA S. HTGLEY Findlay, Ohio lVe, the Senior Class wish to express sincere gratitude to Miss Bevis for being our friend and advisor during the last three years. During this time we have respected and admired her as a person as well as an in- structor. She has worked with us, fought with us, beaten us, and techniqued us all in three years. Thank you - Miss Bevis! Vice President JANICE K. TANNER McCutchinville, Ohio IMA A t Sec.-Treas. CSecond Semesterl JOYCE A. ROYNON Carey, Ohio 18 CLASS OF 1962 M. fx. E Z Mv 3 X JUDITH K. ALBERT Fremont, Ohio QKSW? wwf'- Effil N-W in JUDITH A. AUSTIN SHARON BABCOCK Lambertville, Mich. NANCY BALL Toledo, Ohio Napoleon, Ohxo JANICE Y. BASS Leipsic, Ohio 3 LOUISE A. BATES Morenci, Mich. SEN IORS Q3 CONNIE K. BEASLEY Eaton, Ohio PATRICIA F. BEHNER Toledo, Ohio Q-w..,..,.. fy X LOUISE A. BECKLEY Fremont, Ohio M wx f SHARON L. BENDER Waukesha, Wis. 1 962 MARTHA J. BOLING Findlay, Ohio MARGARET BOWEN Stony Ridge, Ohio ge if Ji flfili ,Wi f, , .1 71 MARY ANN L. BLAIR Maumee, Ohio Q4 Q 2 ELAINE BOLLMAN Delta, Ohio PATRICIA E. BOWMAN Findiay, ohio f-'Hs lb X SHARON M. BYERS Toledo, Ohio aw, 6 MARY ANN CARR Stryker, Ohio W W , JEAN A. CRONBAUGH Williamstown, Ohio CLASS OF wr JOAN 1-3. CRILLY Timm. ohio 4,0 K SHARON R. DIETRICH Pemberville, Ohio 1962 NANCY J. DREHER Port Clinton, Ohio Ny SHARON A. FEDOR BARBARA FRANCISCO Marblehead, Ohio Toledo, Ohio ff X M N LOUISE J. GALLAWAY JOAN L. GRAETZ Maumee, Ohio Napoleon, Ohio 23 N. fi? JULIET M. HARTLEY Napoleon, Ohio 6' ff wig. CAROLINE A. HASSINGER Bellevue, Ohio wlQX2'!L7Q M X! f DIANE E. HYDE Fremont, Ohio SEN IORS A LINDA HOUSEWORTH Venice, Florida gf'-. f7'c:'E'r' JACQUELINE J. JUNE Bowling Green, Ohio 1962 Yi If Cf ',,. . 2' MARY L. KEEFER Fayette, Ohio WN New JOYCE H. KELLY Findlay, ohio ii LYNN MARVIN Toledo, Ohio I . BONNIE LINN Toledo, Ohio ex SHIRLEY A. MOLL Bowling Green, Ohio Qi. MARGARET A. MONASMITH North Baltimore, Ohio WSW GAIL L. NICELY Bowling Green, Ohio an? if RUTH A. NOVOTONY Oregon, Ohio CLASS OF ,I ' . V' - . SUE E. NIGH Toledo, Ohio o,,sA 4 . Q fx X . by , I A - SPV, ' QQ' . . if my JOAN G. PARKER Columbus, Ohio 1962 4... NANCY PETERS Delta, Ohio QW 'WQ P'w SALLY REESE Rising Sun, Ohio 1 PHYLLIS V. RENDLE Lambertville, Mich. 9 SUSAN L. REEVE Toledo, Ohio -dw- X, Ji MICHAELENE E. RICHARDS Toledo, Ohio SE IORS X fwfr' X ' , ,V1,.,,V , 4 . F DONNA J. RUPP Monclova, Ohio 15? vw-nl02rN, LEXI C. RUTLEDGE JUDITH L. SCHINDLER Toledo, Ohio Parma, Ohio 'iv' O x, '55, ,Q 213, 3? fr X B, 'V' l CONSTANCE K. SCHLOSSER SHARON L. SEXTON Troy, Ohio Adrian, Michigan 28 1962 695 f CATHERINE A. SOBIESKI Jackson, Mich. GAY C. STUCKY Oak Harbor, Ohio 609' PATRICIA A. SNELL Toledo, Ohio Rfk wt' X w P, JUDITH A. SPANGLER Deshler, Ohio I xy me 1 x, -I I fwk swf f I JANIS K. SULLIVAN Temperance, Mich. nil! X..-f Q SUSAN THOMPSON Toledo, Ohio ii JANICE C. WALES Toledo, Ohio 'N-mg., A -4 w 3, SANDRA L. VITON Fremont, Ohio Neg? 'EA We .V MARVELENE J. WRASSE Findlay, Ohio 1962 w X KM.. .,- x xg T.S.N.A. QUEEN CANDIDATE Miss Michaclcne Richards 0 .ss-sw T.S.N.A. TREASURER Miss Connie Schlosser 1 was FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE W 5 Miss Joan Crilly R T H Y A C III Miss Nancy Ball E V E M E N T S O.S.N.A. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 45 31 E swf 'IQ' The Line-Up 1 r 1 i I X 1 Q3 ,A . , QM Welcome to T.S.H. Our Have an Apple, Although our Psychiatric affiliation took us only across town in distance, we were entering an entirely different Held of nursing, that of caring for the mentally ill. Our main purpose, we found, was to learn to accept the pa- tient as he was, though not necessarily to approve of his behavior. The keys and the locked doors seemed to pro- duce an air of secrecy but we knew it was to protect the patient. We will never forget that some of the principles learned can be carried over to our general hospital nurs- ing. x avg, HMM, ,,., M N' N f I O rr,.tr X, .,., V Toledo State Hospital P i' Okay Kids, What are you really reading??? ,fa-A 32 an ww., .X Boy are those toddlers energetic!! Affiliations Witli our bags packedg and with mixed feelings we left Croxton and our many friends to become acquainted with a new field of nursingg that of nursing sick children back to health. Our three months were filled with laughter and tearsg for how can you nurse a little child with a fatal disease and not laugh with him when he's happy, and not shed a few tears for him when youire alone. Vincent Hall, the residence, was our home thereg and sharing rooms with classmates, and getting to know students from all over Ohio will never be forgotten. Pediatric Cincinnati Chi1dren's Hospital The Three Musketeers. 33 ' it 554 .I Q' 5.2 .c S N 49 Whatcha got in the purse, Judy? an ,M Eg 1 'A nn, F Here she comes again! Wir? f':j0,x 'Nw' H . . ,ul Margaret Walker Janet Newman Barbara Dalton Constance Brown President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Bayless A Advisor Toast and conversation Our midway work in training has finally arrived. A growing feeling of importance and responsibility has developed through our increased experience on medical sur- gical fioors and experiences in the Hspecial services. We spent many busy hours preparing for the variety show, Oh what a night, that opening night! The costumes and acts are so indescribable. 1 We're now looking forward to affiliation. Won't be too long 'till we'll be seniors! I TER EDI TE CLASS -0' 'ev ffl, Mary Ellen Agee Judith Allen Susan Allen 34 M if Sw Marianne Bolley Esther Davis Bonnie G-eisbuhler rib. v Rebecca Baker Barbara Boldt Sandra Buhler Sandra Christman Jane Duvall Carol Dwight Karen Isley Constance Kamer 35 Patricia Cunningham Joan Elder Rachel Kimmel ,arf-W.. for i 47 X M , X Dunya Kolasinski Judith Krumm SWA. f 4 fi if K Barbara Kuhlman Class A Carol Lemmerbrock Carol Mackall if 1 s Patricia Mallory .Jr f-rrfT7' ,,f'9'x , Martha Mcycrs Linda Mintz Nancy Moats Julia lkloore ' , 7 Connie Morton Linda lxlflaiillgllllll ,i X , X Ruth Nctchcr Karen Pcttibone of 1963 7? Sandra Popp Judith Rennhack if 15' Nancy Robinson Sandra Roth Sharon Rothlisberger Karen Seiler fi-N Mm' Patricia Shank in aff '31 Ann Swope ri ciwibifba Brenda Sue Sonnenberg Margaret Staudinger Penny Sturtevant was Brenda Toole Carmen Ugolini Pamela Welch 37 'VK M Sandra Phillips Shirley Tooman Susan Borger Sandra Kozlok President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Magnuson Advisor This is Nurses Training? ?? Our class came in on the First day of September, Needless to say we were really excited about meeting new friends and getting used to domiitory life. The first few months meant walking through the park to the University. After Christmas we started to spend more time working on the floors. It was hard at Hrst getting used to the routine, but before we knew it, we were well adjusted and more able to take Care of our patients. The most important day to all of us was the day we were capped. This marked the beginning of really being a part of the nursing tea1n. Wle felt more mature and able to understand our patients' needs as well as our own! Yes, this was the year of growing up and facing responsibility! Freshman Class , -qi. I M. Katherine Anderson Claudia Armstrong Joan Asta 38 Tis W I f Phyllis Baronas Mary Lou Linda Brown Chiiistine Clowc Dawn Dernlan Bockbrader fl? few-it i NN 'Su- Karen Dusing Bernice Estep Diane Ferrall Jeanne Filiere Carol Fitzenreiter an fir Zb- ' Q- Phyllis Gardner Ruth Gautz Elizabeth Guyer Alice Gwyn Mary Haas w e A ,,-amp., Janice Harper Constance Herrold Ann Heyman Cheryl Jones Carol Jordan 39 eww 1 7 , XX, Carole Kamer Joyce Kemerly s 14 l Marlene Koskela Class JDK M- -ww? Annis Larsen Catherine Lawrence Judith Leppert I' sv-X-?.l,w 13 -Q-L., as ' 4' A L. Suzanne Miller Helen Millinger Lela Jean Mohn Pamela Lewis Kay Martin Jayne Morris Diana Nagel is as J J Q -'N ' 'X in W., I X ,J f 97' 4 ' ' ' sh... Hclen Pavlik Lana Petree Ann Ramsay El. '4 e Reed Melanie Rucklos 40 of 1964 f 3, Q 'fi 1 S if f f N Catherine Schell Margaret Stewart Barbara Stock Sharon Suffecool If M Jtidith Seott Elizabeth Shaffer it-3 Miriam Swartz Kathleen Tafelski Beverly Todd Sharon Van Pelt Sandra Weis Hildegarde Weston Susan Woodworth m F Charlene Wyse Dawn Wyse Natalie Wyse 41 Ann Zellner Not Pictured: Lynne Spevak w., ff. - , -11533 ' YS' Qffr. -.llrf n Q, A-Y 5 A in . 'fl .Eff 9-ff, ff iff I Azfiffl AA 8 of 1 p,,,:,5g ini- :V P' ,. 'o if ai K Ag If ' ,. qw: eq, ,gg , 22 M sv '7 , 'iffg A Qv ff. , 4. V ' 'fag xkirbiix 0e:QN'vx7-'ik K X ff,,,,. If 14 fi' lim 46 Ml 'rn df' -H Q 'Y' 'xiii . 634, fn' N p. 4' fbffn gg ' 4' , Q I 5, 1 .x '91, ,,v,.r Q. .. f ' lil? . if A ,W , 4: N , N M 0' W M V f ' fb ' ,, , ., 1 ' fy iJWu ' 'Agn , . 0 .4 jf: A,,,a,..Zi ,.,, . v K rn, , ffji 1 -' , ,N-...f-1, ' 'f ,Vw A' '- 4 in aim' 12 91:44, Q zf1wf,'X,? 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'I .A .ww When you come in after 11:00 you have to use a pass! ei' if if Executive Council BACK ROW: B. Geisbuhler, L. Houseworth, M. Walker, Cronbaugh, P. Shank, P. Mallory, C. Dwight, Mrs. Redding. S. Phillips, C. Schlosser, D. Dernalan, J. Kemerly. FRONT Advisor. ROW: R. Kimmel, C. Ugolini, J. Krumm, J. Siekeres, House Committee T ' W ef. Q S if 1 Social Committee is E 'g '-4 1: iii Q 3 X 1639, N I j- i if xr.. Mrs. Redding, Advisor, B. Geisbuhler, E. Davis, H. Pavlik, STANDING: S. Babcock, C. Lemmerbrock, L. hic- Mrs. Robinson, Krumm. Laughlin, C. Kramer, Kemerly, C. Hassinger. SITTING: C. Ugolini. wlomiriating Committee ffl Qs A . W N. Moats, S. Borger, S. Rothlisberger, M. Rucklos, S. Woodworth. Welfare Committee Jr Mrs. Manion, Advisor: K. Dusing, R. Baker, J. Moore. Not pictured: S. Reese. if ! i 'ff' ASQ .ll I B. Dalton, M. Asta, B. Boldt, Not pictured: J. Albert, P. Bowman. Legislative Committee Program Committee S. Viton, E. Davis, S. Moll. 4 L? r, 47 fe .QA 2 N 1 rfff f-- XM: V f sw' if .f .f X kg K , 4 ,N ' W X4 lik' 1 f X ., ' Mis. - .-. .Q , QNX E. Guyer, C. Mackall, R. Kimmel, Mrs. Bayless, Advisor. xx? ws. .A Z QU Ways and Means Committee BACK ROW: Mrs. Conmay, Advisorg B. Stock, M. Bolley FRONT ROW: Newman, C. Dwight. Music and Records Committee 47 esfgz, . I My iws, ' ...ly A5 Y 'if 213-T?fS.,, .N 'L-.1fZ- X! 3,53 'Q . ' 'nf 'aw V Y ' , Q Q if 1 - L if W areirfff I J J-vf Wi -. 'Www Not too loud now, Sopranos!', Choir , ,K 'V l 1 , W X R Lv 5 wwf' W1 I 4 Q1 Where are th S d 7' 4 ' X if 48 ! V W Snowinq de t o' Q. ,A GQ f ' ' f a- 1 an: - 4' ff sw , f, 4 ,W if -X fgyaw 'Q Qpvzgfz si f, gifs wg, 1 ,vi 4 f W fi :3,1,v..fgi. ft f, ,:f,1.f. x '33'e?s ?ff-3344 ev! iv -251.15 57' , 'A f,,f,, Q5 W4f1f'- , f., Q ,M fi , Chapel Each Tuesday evening, the stu- dent nurses gather in the audi- torium to take part in the worship service. Many ministers from Toledo, and surrounding area churches present their ser- mons. The service, arranged by the students, also consists of the reading of scriptures, hymn sing- ing, special music, and prayers. New candle holders and gold cross adorn the altar this year. New hymnals are in use, and rev- erent music in song can be heard floating from the room. On this night we especially thank Him who has guided us through the year. .Tb 1 iii f' y, .,... li ,. Ba ,s R, s 2 K 4 ,, pangs X Y, 'z , Chapel Committee BACK ROW: J. Siekeres Miss Gikling, Advisor E. Jameson FRONT ROW: M. Swartz C. Browne Publicity Committee If ik .,f, X, ,- 3 Q1 A- 'The Big Threeu J. Collins P. Rendle M. Place Advisor Chairman Advisor Carnival F S. Moll, P. Mallory, Chairman, S. Magniison, Advisor, C. Schlosscr. K. Anderson 50 Horrors l fl' fl C. Rousch, N. Wyse, C. Wyse An event that is eagerly awaited each year by the stu- dents is the annual carnival, This year it was held on Friday, October 27. Each class was responsible for sev- eral booths. These booths consisted of a bowling alley, jail, restaurant, dart throw, balloon shaving, limbo, the unforgettable tunnel and the niother's club bakesale. As a grand Finale to the carnival, a dance was held to celebrate its financial success. Going - going - gone C. Schlosser 51 i g l 5, 25. ff., if' w wr., f fi Future nurses, U.S.A.? 3 ,fx We,re Offv N. Ballg E. Bollmang C. Schlosserg S. Highleyg J. Cronbaugh. Convention Hep-Cats ! State Convention Cleveland, Ohio A Welcome Back to TH. .,.W,......1..-.st . - M , ,W,,a.N-X 'xf ational Convention Detroit, Michigan Q3 iQ.Q . if f K wigm :JK Qt. -HE R ff he Q, Q 4 5991? U P U . ' I .1 4- E W .0 E 2 , 5- 574 Z sf ' ,fs was sr ft X , I I Senior Representatives: J. Juneg D. Hydeg S. Babcockg S. Sexton Intermediate Representatives: C. Browneg C. Dwightg Krtunmg Moore Freshman Representatives: S. Kozlokg S. Phillips, M. Rucklos, E. Toornang S. Woodworth. ,. ia. .aWA?'m,....a..,.. .wiwmmw at.v,M......t,M.,.....,,fa,.......,.tg...i.Z.. - f w nf' Uniform Day - In front of Cobo Hall. Cobo Hall as seen from Windsor, Ontario, Canada. if .. ' 4 vi Q 'G' . ev 7, 5 K! 4 E 5 5 We're so proud! As the New Students Came in Initiation Their Big Sisters Welcomed Them ff! A 6 I . be-, A New Unites for '62! 4 is v' uf 2 , f,' king w N A 9 3? 'W 5.3, L S fi? 4 1 55 SS. 1 It's all in the game! fl? .3 5 2 1 l 'FHWA 'aff' 'A l ri A MEG 63 . rrttr i U I2 .3 I lg 1 Ml, I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly . . . Capping Capping is probably one of the most memorable experiences in the life of a nurse. After completion of the difficult probation period, the student nurse eagerly anticipates Capping. W'hen she receives the traditional nurses cap of Toledo Hospital, she has, at last, reached the first step in achieving her goal. lt is a tradition and an inspiration to every student nurse, Lamps are lighted by Florence Nightingale, UMotherH of nursing, who encourages them to hold their lamps high and to bring light into the lives and hearts of the people under their care. As proud parents watch, the student takes the pledge of nurses all over the world, N. . . VVith loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. Herels what you've been waiting for!', Thank you, Flo. 55 L-1 Pass the Lubafax down the line! Getting Our Black Bands Henceforth, I shall walk down the hall back wards!? Banding Day on AfHliation. f J - , 5 W 0 Wi? ' 4 1 ' 5 QV. ? , - ,, , 1 , X 3 . I ' il 5 6 New ' 3 Only six months left! at Tea -K N ., W ,f 77 - +4 Miss Bevis serving on our d . V I Q r, .A 1' f .. ..,. 1 Ns W -f--f - -New ,.,. .f4. - -ww . X 1 W-.zf,fs4 ay! S Mfrs' ,M , , iv? 1'-af... ,- V Q s Ni N- X V ix X f K Don't move now! Here Comes Santa Claus Y- fl Q Crowded, isn't it P Christmas Comes to Croxton A n 4 Q !',. ,f lr ,f 'V' .X AE ,.g'51 wl d I . x ,H . 4 i ,, ' . , 4 , fry. ' A Q , , g'5l, , J' Yip, ff W l' ' I2 1 H A .1 LL an Lovely to look at ,.4h' ,uf Mao M W S xizhlikfslf We could have danced all nightn Winter Nocturne Is Here Clock-watchern You don't say 59 rrsgai i : K! ' fx-W H5 72 4 f v f A 4 I 4 1-4' f' .5 ' N r ww 0 A ? 7 e L, 5 , V rg, x 4 r f Eg 2 E . L i 4 4 S1sters Hey -- what are we doing here? The Twenties An old-fashioned football game. 60 in ling :an CG 77 Lovers in the Park 1 2 va in 5 r H Oooh, you shouldn't have said that! Roar Again! A 5 -4 ,, Z , f fx , 'X , v , ,N Q :r : 'E E . , -xx , xwlf . .wmv f ? f R I fx ? . xx 2, QV , Charleston - or Mashed Potato? E' ? ?? 61 9 jg is f r li 1 in-...., Sports Basketball Team M. Agee, J. Duvall. KNEELING: P. Rendle J. Kelly, S. Moll, S. Reese, M. Boling, M Keefer, C, Schlosser. A -null -'H .K R. Netcher, C. Armstrong, B. Stock, A. Gwyn, C. Herrold. Cheerleaders Sports Maintenance Committee P. Lewis, B. Toole, Miss Delzell, Advisor, S. Christ man. STANDING: N. Moats, J. Scott, P. Lewis, B. Toole, Mrs. Wynn, Coach, M. Walker, 7 , Ml fig 652: ' ..,,,q4 x ' E,-'Q , , The Spring Concert Farewell to Choir: J. Roynon, M. Wrasse, J. Crilly, J. Schindler, P. Behner, G. Stucky, J. Spangler, Absent: S. Babcock, J. Austin. 63 .pv-4 Q. --Q Co-Editors: M. A. Carr Subscription Committee Q J. 1 W f -...yr ., ,:., g Y, -SQ 152 ' N .1 4 1 ff . g 1. it 4 , U , - . if Xa -f' A 6 ,4 ii ,M W. V i - Ni. . fe- ' 'i X L A .3.. I . ' Wage If L'C'fv ' .. ' S1 .1 'U as z, l 1 Q ee vw , Q., -2 . Sponsorship Committee 1 '9' NK.. 9 L. Bates S. Reeve J. Kelly R. Novotny N. Ball J. Graetz P. Snell ww-egqvg-W if- S. Reese Q 'mr M. Keefer -il' ,J C. Schlosser E. Bollman G. Nicely P. Renclle 64 S. Thompson ,..,.. . y . . 'Til 951' 4 -9 A1 Year ,X I W--ir YN. 701 R Photography Committee: M. Bowen: S. Viton S. Moll: L. Houseworth, M. Boling lst Semester Advertising Committee Lal., FS .wi N 'O xx we ,ft 'yes ' f , sr' 375' Book 15 Sponsorship: L. Rutledge, C. Sobieski, S. Byers mf? N! W 1 Co-Editors: S. Sexton, G. Stucky. 2nd Semester X . 3. .,,f,:l. V., ' V x . H , 1 E - J, 4, 5 fl 1 x J sy V ysg X' R. ,gh ff V it My, iffy ...i me if U gy!! in f at U L s Ss X Advertising: C. Beasley, M. Richards, J. Parker, M. Wrasse. Picture Comm.: J. Spangler, J. Wales. Subscriptions: J. Schindler, S. Fedor, D. Rupp. 65 A HBH I O M' cfs . W .5 Mrs. Matthews Croxton House Hostesses Wi V XY M f Xvhf i ' Q f S . 2 5 . S ' a ,I I E - 5 Q 5 9 . 0 X si, J vvg i jigl- I 053, , f , Z ex-if fi Wav Mrs. Moore W Q-so 'W Xf- Mrs. Lary f-1--an-qqqg Mrs. Cluxton Not pictured 5 Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Gepford 'gf gk 5 X 1 QP P- ' xx In M M X 4. l if? ' ' if Aan ' li 'M S: f w 3' r 1 V R 3 R W M1 X ini o 'R .1 ,O X BACK ROW: Edwinna Ralston. Louella Hall. FRONT ROW: Alcla Shunk, Zelpha Kerekes. BACK ROW: Edna Gordon, Helen Coolidge. FRONT: Florence Katschke. Absent: Leona Kohr wfwf N ,fwwwmxkwww B X, 5, 4 Za f aff , .44 , KZ X f X 2 X Y 3 . Helen Ruehle, Hazel Fahringer Floor Mothers and Fathers Arthur Fahringer, Tom Upton ' W gg 2 N The Spring Dance South Sea , 30? I . . M - .mem Jmlssnlnfm X is J'-3 a Ouch !', ME 5 Oh, what a breezy morninglw MQW D is s !!,'iy UI D I 1 S'4lA-1 Y ' xqlbls In . Q ij I 1 L -. 4,5-- Ll L. .-. , 5'-, mrl'f -I in D. J U l-',. -K S4p.!G.l',!Qr .0 'JIYV Y' lf Q f!'1',!i Q vi'.f!u:,l ,sf 'auiilli O-Solo-Mio I' Senior Snaps R21 This time we're going to do the honors. .1 if 'I M ' W x Misa Vx ...,. . . ttb Axwu C L4 F M P A xg Pg, t' Q X 4,h4 aansivunwqirmnwmaf- ' A I A 3 ' . M X 5 S H 2 'rg X 33 fa, it ' .vs I 1 - . A E , H, S? .5 .39 f . , Q. . ia I 4 Q? Q f' 5 . M Q , , 3 ,M A , , 11? . 2- o M 'sg 1 - 1 A fm Q i i , LN w gg, Hump., . H 6 . ' n ' ' 1' ' Wig ' ' 1 as t , 1 1 'mx' E Q r . ,AQ 'ini iw Flying Bed Senior Snaps ,K Mm .RX Z. N R , ew yffmwp., 'S-nw. VFW It's on the tip of my tongue - read it!! F Oh, those conventionslu M Q vu -We s 1 Xa At last ,pf Cl 37 Cinci sunburns Who,s in chargen tfsw ,Q Intermediate I Interests Hey, Limbo everybody ! ! ! Little do they know, I have nothing in my bag! . . . and then she said . . . Time out for a tall cool glass of?? - Sustagen! 1 S 2 ' ii 'SS -- i f ft , '. f 3 'S :Q X , iff' l 4- '-1 ,, 72 Bp.16-P12O!72-R88!!?? I N Freshman Favorites Zh i Sf JN , s ' If -f w ' ., X W ss ,nqfix ff 10 WNY, xx N f A sf cgi? x x W fi 11151 .-X. A Wasn't the summer short?? 'Hin , L ff BI' N Y 'ff M, 2 fs '1 . Pi' -. Xysf X X S, 5 A ,ix MV, X xiv is if 2 3. Q! ,r if X mf lm 225' yo 4 Qx First day on duty. 1 X Y M,,..ww-x Y. WWW cz Q, I cn 9, I , 'K S Good!! 73 q fs. M 3 sv, sz . J, 1 A Cruising down the Liverw M ff' Q gf XX, WELV3Vi ,W .Mfr s F3 E3 U F3 I E- Pass those bedpans down the line . . 1 Ig :aw nu 1-1 35 fl . .......a . 7 . 3 fx nf? :T V q 3'?cV'i Rummy anyone? Remember when? Q I ' 7 3 Capuons I' P' ,pig 4 K C Yin ' 7 445 - af Wait till I put out my cigarette. ' Q, if 4 V1 s M44 3? fig fi Time out for n . - f N, A at ,lax 3 2 f it si! , A W- sw: ii. an , ,..,. f- -1 .. -gif Y :QQ E31 SY ,W kg 'twwwg -N mv ggwf-'N X xx id , M, aim twaizws W , 6 .li ,iff Q i n gl 'l ll K Pltsfl A Q E HEP? 4 S f Z ? Who's behind the eight ball? The astronaut!!! Self explanatory! ' ore Captions , WEL i i li is Q ' .yjffwam -Q J Em Ss! X j ' A TQ , ' W? W J: 4, W f A t 'si in 7 .1 And more of the Astronaut r -0 so K QM' Wa f x fs-v It as ,. s. ffx,i K Hx , , V , ,N K i , . X, ,ff ,. Q - .. -, QA 'N wwf! . - , Z X X ..:::s. 75,5 . we f ' , iff iff 5 W A X. MQW , Q I Q it. x Q as x N g fl - 2, 13 . A, -2:5 ze 5 5 Q gill Smile pretty, Bliss Bevis! 75 .. iv V, .E av 4 V l f ' y 11 if J Q-, may ' , 5 f 7Tc.:VV. w. . xx Q 'fx .' N ,V ,QL 0110, . - . wwwm.V.mff fm., wiv f 1 QQW Awww- i ,, -N W. 1 + .. jj, ,W It A V V g f M. A N , - . N, , , X ,KL x 4 dl? ff . A J., if I I' f L5 4 if' AV W 1 N 51.1, Nj' V 1 V1f f:N' ' ' Wifi! 1 ,pf ' f, 1 n fs-N, - V , T?f4fxfr's.,V ,F V ,fffffi-'X V A ' ' . ' fgfivfilllk V I 'X ' z,,. f.'f..,,, X' wx W I My gh .Q-,,,f:,, , gl , J ,...z xv 09, f2'4p'V ' ,wisx Vw ' -. V A 4 mi pf, gf-44, 9356 , f J fig, V , 2, . X V j, j V it V V- S V Y, x,V,j5gpifA 2 ' W 4 Vmlgif ,, . V 4: -:V , y ,skid ,i' If V W.-aw,45, V S Afung, . 34. 54 ,ff'sgjVV , 125 5' - 7. . QM, .V V' vw -' A -11 .W M, Q - - Vw, ' V- ' ,V 5 ' A , fW,, K V QMVW I Q ,, ,YKLV7 4 'i V -' if 'QV . ,, .V K , 'S Q S 1 f, - X ,N Mi' ' , ' -fa' 1 vii' 1 2 o 1 a - I 1,9 X 0 xii ki , M R m x 4' I D , ,f , 55 4 mx , N M! ww 4 W f ,W if N , X, fr wk f. w We 7 ' bf, ,f . N x 5, fx N 52 Q .:.:. X X M X S fvi QXQ Q X i 3? 'Q sg if 4' ,ggi ,gf fax G P 2 www? , , Mr. Wilson L. Benfer, Hospital Administrator Administrators Mr. Hersch, Assistant Administrator f S . V A , 3,3 X- 2 ' EEL? 5 mn 4 ' 'Hai' I fr .V ,A 'N W 'Q' fb: if if -'F 79 I Mr. Dorsett, Assistant Administrator -H' -F - .f . Dr. F. Osgood Chief of Staff MEDICAL STAFF yi Dr. XV. L. Bryant, Vice Chief of Staff, Dr. D. Katchka, Secretary-treasurer. 80 A xi' - Drs. D. Friedman and D. Katchka, Anesthesiology. Heads of Services Km, , ra- K -I 6 X Ya, Dr. Black, Dentistry Dr. J. L. Kobaeker, Cardiology 'S . .1 ,... , , 7 1 if 5 N1 3 ev. Q W fi Dr. W. Peck, Radiology N, Dr. H. D. Cook Chief, Department of Medicine Dr. D. K. Harrison Outpatient Department Dr. R. D. Kiess Ophthalmology Dr. o. E. Todd OB, GYN WX S:- ' 'Nl A Dr. Earnest, Neurologic Surgery X A Q Dr. F. B. Hawkins Orthopedics -...lv Dr. W. W. Green Proctology Dr. R. Baer Physical Therapy Dr. R. Zucker, Pediatrics 83 Dr. Kenyon, Psychiatry Dr. W. A. McAlpir1e Thoracic Surgery xv' Dr. P. Moran 'Q-ff? Chief, Department of Surgery ..Qiw Dr. B. Steinberg, Research absent: Dr. Schoenrock, Ear, Nose, and Throat N 3 fi-:fy Dr. R. Klopfenstein, Urology Dr. H. H. M. Bowman, Director of Medical Education X A captivated audience! 85 Not Pictured: Dr. Keller, Chairman Interne and Resident Committee 'N .-N nu-:-Q 15.1-ws. 'lx'-hs 'QJWQK mls., 1105. KUUQ, f,f Z s f 'e MW ,YB M 1 X f XO? f 22 B 4 ff XX WZ S! ' Q , W Dr Dr Bruggeman OB CX N Not plcturedz Netland OB GX N Dr Vogt Nielson OB GX N Q7 Dr. Akins Interns Dr. Logan I I ,.,iYr,t, i wig? sk Wie 5 Dr. Soper nf' Dr. Hartzlez' H S, i S ,E fi Ks' 'UP' ff f Q Q .S Q 5 ? f , ,f f - r wnr .,-' 6 A Dr. Fred Brenner Dr. Doneff lf- Dr. Pimcma Dr. Stewart, with Dr. Rank 53-mn X 21-4 X. '1- SN. R Irv' L..--..-,. if -hr --H .na 1 ,-. v su L! ltsmmw af A-gg ilf 1 Miss Beatrice Belisle, Associate Director of Nursing Service ursing Department is I I .Ex pl Miss Howell Miss Gottfried Obstetrics Surgery X Miss Belisle, a graduate of Lebanon Hospital in New York City, has been our Associate Director of Nursing Service for ten years. After graduation from Lebanon Hospital she received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Co- lumbia University. Here at Toledo Hospital she works effectively in executing her many duties. The team of professional nurses whose responsibility it is to keep the working condi- tions here at the hospital well co-ordinated are our Hospital Adnzinistrativc Assistants. They promote sound personnel relationships and try to keep working conditions at a desirable level. We have representatives from many dif- ferent hospitals working here as supervisors. K . e Adm1n1strat1ve .1 F ASS1Sf2ntS V7 Mrs. Boldt, Miss Myles Miss Howertong Mrs. West, Director of Inservice Edu cation. Mrs. Schifferly M .P 1 rs au Absent: Mrs. Carncross Mrs. Fitzenreiter 91 Administrative Assistants H48 am Mrs. Vera Bishop, Supervisor Practical Nurse Students. .uw .asa ,T 1 1 .,,!' ,Qi J A Mrs. Donna Stumpmeyer, Supervisor Auxillary Personnel. Mrs. Van Der Hoven Mrs, Qstrander Mrs. Scribner, Postpartum Miss Zawodney, Delivery Mrs. Weaver, Nursery absent: Miss King Premature Nursery Miss Barrowman 5N W Little Peds. absent: Miss M. Turner 5N Big Peds. XX-. -'nl it V h is Q fr , ,, ,rf ,N is Z I f ff , ' Q ' 1 --Af' ..A ' - ,rf , if A V IW . , .,,,,y,, f ,Ag 4 me Z' 52: Ji N V ,, Z Z 7 f I if M 'ff if , . I, ,M ,2 47 K5 Head urses X4 1 ff Mrs. Leonard 3NE GYN Mrs. Pickard, Headnurse 4N Mrs. Bumcrots, Headnurse 4NW V 'wr - IN ' K A J ..., if 1, - I , ll N., -. ' , x NMR NN- xx? AQ g Mrs. Lecson, Headnurse 5SW Miss Smarzynski, Headnurse 5SE 'W xv ug, N2 Miss Reed, Headnurse 6SE Mrs. Verner, Headnurse 6SW 1- 4 fzxfsfe -sg 9- f Agfa J 66 I Li .f ,XXW4 gi i i Q p.jf,'f 2 3 94 Mrs. Gable, Headnurse 5NE Miss Schantz, Headnurse 4NE Q5 -.-af' ,Nl M Y E . A , .- JI .' fymm, W f EAW! 1 is .ix 3 I fi - I M W X QW 1 . .... .. .,.. , f 5 ag. 8 M. W Miss Sealscott, Headnurse 4SE Mrs. Kirkby, Headnurse 4SW Miss Kernpher, Headnurse Emergency --av, I 1.1 Mrs. Bouldin, Headnurse Outpatient Department f m,msw - p,,,w-M' 'NP' 'SWE' N-...sf 'N 41 E 7 f I'5C.,,.,f, 'Qtr Mrs. Stevens, Headnurse 7 Mrs. Stone, Hcadnursc Surgery 'R x A W MI' W? 5 , ,5 , 2 Q 5, . I :W ix X 2 ' TN - Mxss Galhers, Headnursc 8 , V 1 1 .' 32, :x 3 'A I A ' f 4 aim 471 Miss I,uidl1g1rt, Ilcadmlrsc Recovmy Room ...I M ' lk ' .V Q ,.f---- ' M, fw fx 'Sv ' Z 3 . 0 V YY!! , '..- A wx 7 if Ziff ,Q if V ., ,f Lass-1' ,mgfq Q f 1 1 ,Q fx J ff f gm 97 if jp: . ,H , , , fs x , f ,V W ':,',v:2., WV! ,2',ww, 3 xilqgg A , f. - -'eh 2 , ' -,ap - - , i,,rz.gS, Q1 ' I fyfcff mf ,Qc fxwf ff W , , ww ww ev-n...m,,,, 1 f Personnel Cffice ,ap ff'-QQ ' 4 3 i,Z fl gk Q f eifzff - H X111 K:-Ili-r. N112 Payi-it Business Gffice Admitting Office Mrs. Botek wr wk in Q if if ffgef N111 Thielmau Assistzmt .-Xdmiuistrntox Personnel Ofnfe Purchasing N! vw? N Mr. Pivknell X-ray Department Janice Ferrall Laboratory H XX Sue Hardgrove Physical Therapy Heart Station Miss Kohler Miss Ridenour W-...X -.wbst fu . '-SJ E- M' , - z':lQ5 ! ilf g' nn--I.. f' mmr l' zw f' '1 I8'i ,W i f Hartford Project Mrs Owens Chapel D1etary Chaplain Wilhams 'RQ-jj X Housekeeping Miss Kaiser, Executive Housekeeper aintenance I J' ' Sa ,I Ei Q- L: If . V' 1' S 7 . sw 1 :21 4 .NV - 2 . 1, J' f, . ., Y - . fs ,. 5-' s 'M Q -' Q ' , 5 -, ' K ' . , ' S ,F 5 W ' Llp ,jf L -V R Wifi,- sf A is - 1 I if X X is . j gf is 4 we .... 5... ... ' W. -X-4--sf M., x , ,V X , X i, ..,- s , i e- Aww N, Q-J gt.5-,as , Rs Mr. Abernathy Mr. Rosencraritz 1 In .vm I 2 SQL! bi s 5--' s--ww X F0.A Q Q1 3 2 i Q D 5 is gs, .- x wil tv Yell? X fig kgs - ...Q Gift Shop 1: ,gli fjgiw, Q ,VM ' ii' izmagsi 5 M9- Coffee Shop . , XSVW, ESE C' ,' Ji sim., pg so X , i X Q ,. ,N 1 :,m.M... , xi fi '? XS omni ,f f We iw: . ii' f i.. ,,.,. ,M 'L , ,. ,,, i t , NJ Ki D ' a X v Y a- 4' 4 U ag I Dr. Richard Albery Dr. Albert Alter and Dr. Robert Willard Dr. and Mrs. Abel A. Applebaum Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bayer Bliss Beatrice A. Belisle Mr. and Mrs. Wilson L. Benfer Dr. Jerrold L. Berry Miss Mary E. Bevis Dr. George D. Black Dr. William A. Blank and Dr. Wendell W. Green Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boldt , Jr. Dr. Allen Borger and Dr. James Witzler Dr. H. H. M. Bowman Dr. W. L. Bryant and Dr. Dr. Henry A. Burstein Miss Joanne K. Collins Dr. Arthur E. Cone Dr. James H. Cooper Dr. David T. Curtis Dr. Allen Dawson Miss Louise Delzell Dr. Robert H. Elrod Miss Mary Lou French John B. Rank SPONSCRS Dr. Paul E. Geiger Miss Gratia Gikling Drs. Goodrich, Peck, Means, Straub, Yoder and Heinz Dr. Mervin E. Green Dr. and Mrs. Karl K. Grubaugh Drs. Fred Hawkins, Robert Hawkins and Robert Cooke Dr. M. Hertzberg Dr. Christel A. Hiss Dr. Herman Hollinger Drs. Richard Hotz, Fred Douglas and Gerald Stark Dr. Edgar K. Huffer Dr. Leslie Huffman and Dr. Richard Marker Drs. Alex Johns, and Arthur Bell Dr. Lyle W. Kahler Drs. Katchka, Friedman, Underhill, Crider, Dit- myer, Kennedy, Smith Dr. G. D. Keil Dr. John Kelleher Dr. T. C. Kiess Miss Gladys King Miss Beulah Klingler Dr. A. Rees Klopfenstei Dr. Lester Kobacker Dr. Arthur L. Lennox Dr. Henry E. lX4cXVhorter Dr. William Mewborn Dr. and Mrs. XVard Meyers Dr. Harry F. Mignerey Dr. and Mrs. James E. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Moran Dr. Wallace Morton Dr. Robert W. Muenzer Dr. Otto K. Muhme Dr. Foster Myers SPONSORS Drs. John Ockuly, Eugene A. Ockuly and Ed- ward Ockuly Dr. John S. Oxwig Dr. Frederick P. Osgood Ottawa Park Medical Group Mrs. Lucille Pickard Dr. Robert XV. Pocotte Dr. Floyd A. Potter Dr. L. S. Pugh Drs. Karl Figley, Frank Raw Mrs. Varnia Redding ling and Henry Beale Dr. and Mrs. John B. Sawyer Dr. Harry M. Scott Miss Elvera Sealscott Dr. M01-fiStxf.se1man and nf. w. A. MCA1pimf Miss Edna Sharritt Dr. and Mrts. XVilson P. Shortridge Dr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Shuer Dr. John D. Skow Dr. Robert L. Smead Mrs. Jane Patmos Smith Drs. John Stifel, Jack Burnheimer and Don Nouse Dr. Robert B. Strother Miss Elaine Swank Dr. Claude A. Tallman and Dr. Burgess R. Bills Dr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Todd The Toledo Hospital Alumnae Association The Toledo Hospital School of Nursin' - Bioth- ers, Club Dr. H. YV. Wlackenheim Dr. Ralph A. YVickter Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Zann Drs. Zollinger, Foster and Baehren ADVERTISERS Art Mattress Company Bedding Manufacturing Ashland Avenue Hospital for Convalescents 2283 Ashland Avenue Congratulations, The Bartley Company Compliments of George R. Beverlin and Son The Bostwick-Braun Company Toledo 1, Ohio Bruckls Nurses Outhtting Company New York 16, New York Churchill's Super Markets, Inc. 2845 West Central Avenue Toledo, Ohio Clear Vision Opticians 2522 Monroe Street Toledo, Ohio The Cleveland Cotton Products Company Cleveland 14, Ohio Bud Bentley - Toledo Representative Collin, Norton and Company 506 Madison Avenue Toledo 4, Ohio Crooks and Coleman Corset Shop 2028 West Central Avenue Toledo, Ohio Surgical Garments of all types Driggs Dairy Farms Inc. 1 149 Grand Avenue Toledo 1, Ohio DuBois Chemicals, Inc. Cleaning Compounds Egry Register Company -180-1 Mount Airy Road Sylvania, Ohio The Erie-Thomas Pie Company Eriksen's Inc. Office Equipment and Supplies B. Farris and Son Toledo, Ohio FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS - SAFE for savers - HELPFUL for home- owners FRANKLIN 6'Ice-Cream Specialists Frank's Upholstering 745 Detroit Avenue Toledo 7, Ohio The Fred Christian And Sons Company Home Insulation, Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors Frigid Food Products 1599 E. Wfarren Avenue Detroit 7, Michigan General Hospital Industries 203 So. Portage Path Akron, Ohio Gino's Pizza and Spaghetti Our pizza is always fresh - never frozen or pre-cooked 3981 Monroe Street and 1536 Broadway The Hardy and Dischinger Company Industrial Distribution 25 Ontario Street Toledo 1, Ohio Haughton Elevator Company Division of Toledo Scale Corporation Herff jones Company Jewelers Bill Roberts, Representative 1013 Michigan Street Maumee, Ohio The Jersey Bread Company Bakers of Laub Sunbeam Bread Best Wishes - Keystone Exterminating Company Lahr Oxygen Equipment Company 1933 Christie Drive Louis Wasserstrom and Company Inc. 402 Monroe Street Toledo, Ohio M. and S. Upholstery 4778 Monroe Street Living Room Furniture repaired and re-upholstered The National Drug Company Albert White - Toledo Representative 3625 Havenhurst Blvd. HCONGRATULATIONSU - Homer ADVERTISERS Steger Showel Company 206-208 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio The Toledo Merchandise Company Paper Products - water coolers and Air Conditioners Vernors Ginger Ale, Inc. 3000 Summit Street Toledo 11, Ohio Vestal Inc. Septisol - Staphene - Vesphene - Surdet Walker-Feilbach Funeral Homes 4315 Talmadge Road Talmadge Park Chapel and 2749 Monroe Street Home Chapel Toledo Owned lfVaIIOn Balfizzg Conzpany W. Nelson assures finest quality and service OWENS - CORNING FIBERGLAS Ward Aftffafr Comilany CQRPQRATIQN 707 Phillips Avenue Toledo, Ohio A F RIENDA' Pemberton Cadillac Company 1415 Jefferson Avenue Toledo, Ohio PRESCRIPTION SUPPLY INCORPORATED Professional Optical Service Inc. 1939 Parkwood Avenue and 3100 Central Ohio Clover Leaf Dairy Company Sealtest Foods Milk and Ice Cream 1820 Vermont Avenue Toledo, Ohio Greetings from: Standard Textile Company Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio Fred W. Weisman - Representative COMPLIMENTARY ADVERTISING H1962 Wlhite Cap Published by: American Yearbook Company Hannibal, Missouri H1962 lVhite Cap Photographer: H. A. Powell Studios 2495 Collingwood Blvd. Toledo, Ohio West Also in - Dayton. Ohio Detroit, Michigan SENIOR CTL.-XSS Albert. Judith p. 19 Austin. Judith ir 19 Babcock. Sharon li. 19.45 Ball. Naiirx ii. 19.31 Bass. Jguiicc 13. 19 Bates. Louise p. 20 l'iI'.lSlL'3'. Connie p. 20.65 Bcclqlcy. Louise p. 20 Bt-liner. Patricia p. 20 Bender. Sharon p. 20 Blair. Klary Ann p. 21 Boling. lN4artha p. 21,62 Bollinan, Elaine p. 21 Bowen. Klargaret p. 21.64 Bowman. Patricia p. 21 Byers. Sharon p. 22.65 Carr. Klary Ann p. 22 Crilly Joan p. 22.31 Cronbaugh. Jean p. 22.44 Dietrich. Sharon p. 22 Drchcr. Nancy p. 23 Fcclor. Sharon p. 23.65 Francisco. Barbara p. 23 Callaway. Louise p. 23 Craetv. Joan p. 23 Hartley. Juliet p. 24 Hassingcr. Caroline p. 24.45 Higlcy. Sandra p. 18 Houscwortli. Linda p. 24.45 Hyde. Diane p. 24 June. Jacqueline IJ. 24 Keeler. Mary p. 25.62 Kelly. Joyce p. 25.62 Linn. Bonnie p. 25 Klaiwin. Lynn p. 25 Nfoll. Shirley p. 2546.50.62 lX10I1HSIl111l1. Niargarct p. 26 Nicclcy. Cail p. 26 Nigh. Suc p. 26 Noyotny. Ruth p. 26 Parker. Joan IJ. 26.65 Pt-ters. Nancy p. 27 Rccst-. Sally p. 27.62 Rccvc. Susan p. 27 Rt-ndlc. Phyllis p. 27.50.62 Index -. '- Richards. Michaclene p. 27.65 Roynon, Joyce p. 18 Rupp, Donna p. 28.65 Rutledge. Lexi p. 28,65 Schindler. Judith p. 28,65 Schlosser, Connie p. 28,31.45.50,51.62 Sexton. Sharon p. 28,65 Siekeres. Judith p. 18,49 Snell, Patricia p. 29 Sobieski. Catherine p. 29.65 Spangler. Judith p. 29,65 Stucky, Cay p. 29.65 Sullivan. Janis p. 29 Tanner. Janice p. 18 Thompson. Susan p. 30 Viton. Sandra p. 30.46.64 Wlales. Janice p. 30.65 Wfrasse. lN4a1w'elene p. 30.65 INTERIXIEDIATE CLASS Agee. Mary Ellen p. 34.62 Allen. Judith p. 34 Allen. Susan p. 34 Baker. Rebecca p. 35.46 Boldt. Barbara p. 35.46 Bolley. Rlarianne p. 35.47 Browne. Constance p. 34.49 Buhler. Sandra p. 35 Christinan. Sandra p. 35 Cunningham. Patricia p. 35 Dalton. Barbara p. 34.46 Davis. Esther p. 35.45.46 Duvall. Jane p. 35.62 Dwight. Carol p. 35.44.45.47 Elder. Joan p. 35 Ceisbuhler, Bonnie p. 35.45 Isley. Karen p. 35 Kainer, Connie p. 35 Kinnncl. Rachel p. 35.45.47 Kolasinslqi. Danya p. 36 Kruinrn. Judith p. 36.44.45 Kublinan. Barbara p. 36 Leininerbrock. Carol p. 36.45 Mackall. Carol p. 36.47 Nfallory. Patricia p. 36.44.4550 Rleycrs. Rlartha p, 36 Mintz, Linda p. 36 Moats, Nancy p. 36,46,62 Moore, Julia p. 36,46 Morton, Connie Jane p. 36 McLaughlin, Linda p. 36,45 Netcher, Ruth p. 36,62 Newman, Janet p. 34,47 Pettibone, Karen p. 36 Popp, Sandra p. 37 Rennhack, Judith p. 37 Robinson, Nancy p. 37 Roth, Sandra p. 37 Rothlisberger, Sharon p. 37,46 Seiler, Karen p. 37 Shank, Patricia p. 37,44,45 Sonnenberg, Brenda Sue p. 37 Staudinger, Margaret p. 37 Sturtevant, Penny p. 37 Swope, Ann p. 37 Toole, Brenda p. 37,62 Ugolini, Carmen p. 37,44,45 VValker, Margaret p. 34,45,62 Welch, Pamela p. 37 FRESHMAN CLASS Anderson, Katherine p. 38,50 Armstrong, Claudia p. 38,62 Asta, Joan p. 38,46 Asta, Joan p. 38,46 Baronas, Phyllis Ann p. 39 Bockbrader, Mary Lou p. 39 Borger, Susan p. 38,46 Brown, Linda p. 39 Clowe, Christine p. 39 Dernlan, Dawn p. 39,45 Dusing, Karen Sue p. 39,46 Estep, Bernice p. 39 Ferrall, Diane p. 39 Filiere, Jeanne Kay p. 39 Fitzenreiter, Carol p. 39 Gardner, Phyllis p. 39 Gautz, Ruth p. 39 Guyer, Elizabeth p. 39,47 Gwyn, Alice p. 39,62 Haas, Mary p. 39 Harper, Janice p. 39 Index Herrold, Constance p. 39.62 Hcyman, Ann p. 39 Jones, Cheryl p. 39 Jordan, Carol p. 39 Kamer, Carole p. 40,45 Kemerly, Joyce p. 40,45 Koskela, Marlene p. 40 Kozlok, Sandra Lynn p. 38 Larsen, Annis p. 40 Lawrence, Catherine p. 40 Leppert, Judith p. 40 Lewis, Pamela Ann p. 40,62 Martin, Kay p. 40 Miller, Suzanne p. 40 Millinger, Helen Ann p. 40 Mohn, Lela Jean p. 40 Morris, Jayne p. 40 Nagel, Diana Lu p. 40 Pavlik, Helen p. 40,45 Petree, Lana p. 40 Phillips, Sandra p. 38,45 Ramsay, Ann p. 40 Reed, Elaine p. 40 Rucklos, Melanie p. 40,46 Schell, Catherine p. 41 Scott, Judith p. 41,62 ShaHer, Elizabeth p. 41 Spevak, Lynne Cabsent for picj Stewart, Margaret p. 41 Stock, Barbara Ann p. 41,47,62 Suffecool, Sharon Lee p. 41 Swartz, Miriam p. 41,49 Tafelski, Kathleen p. 41 Todd, Beverly p. 41 Tooman, Shirley p. 38 Van Pelt, Sharon Lee p. 41 Weis, Sandra p. 41 Weston, Hildegarde p. 41 Woodworth, Susan p. 41,46 VVyse, Charlene p. 41,51 Wyse, Dawn Lee p. 41 Wyse, Natalie p. 41,51 Zellner, Ann p. 41 'llflf ' ,. tx- ' ' 4. Thanks and Good-Bye to . 'V' 5g . 'P . Mrs. Robinson ar' - ,L m,Nl'wW'w' .- . 'I W' 'W' Care for some tea? May I help you? 108 A very understanding friend in our home away from home is our housemother, Mrs. Robinson. There,s not a room you could walk into without Finding some of her in- terest in our comfort and needs. Cozy chairs in the livingroom for watching TV, new color on the walls, a new hair-dryer, re-upholstered chairs and new lamps in every room, and appetizing snacks at the weekly teas, are only a few of her accom- plishments. We have always found her willing to listen to our suggestions and to come up with a few of her own. Thank you and good-by, Mrs. Robinson! mnnun vnnoox co-um ....... -us- u 1 .Q l nf I 4 4 3 y 4. ... v V r r SM , T . J' M 4 .f 1 Y JJ I Y LI Il I . - . ,,. ,sq -Q a mv. L5 W! 'HQ' ' I , ,J 1 5. -M., , , W E. ... -.fy ' ' 1 . ..-., V1 I U., - . ,. kd., . 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