Trinity Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Trinitarian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

AW.,-A .,,, r . ' ' ,,,- Y,,..+,.f- .g, ',, ,,,... W-M' 7 I 373T736'62 GN TRINITARIAN. NI MCPL IIIIIIIIUHNIlllllllllllllflfIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIUlllllllflllllll 3 OOOO 00172783 7. . , 5'2 W L3 5 PL ' 'Ag 'X f, f 'J' 5115, ' 455: PKl3ZN!, QIQQQ-3 .. A, ,gm . . . .ymq , Ulf 'jZ,,,,....Q,f , N f.,f?:m w 'r:.,gx fr: 2 5 g, 3 A . 5 ,:, M A Vg 4 arg' , gwfk' i -ff 33? V4 ' 7:Q.:'A' ,,,-,Q '11214' - K w 51 4 fm ' Jj.-Q jg U ,.Xi , ' :3g'if ': I 'WQJQLNQ QE.- ,W fri! ' VL ', -4,i,EQ , ' '55 Q ' L V .,,, V vi 5 12 . 1 'Ti 1 Eff' -5524 1 ,N 5:-J - ijxsawh D f b v4'5jIlA,gl !.,1' 4 uf hg. 7,3 nv . N , ,Jw -.Z.Xlj,a1:! x fiifwi ' 1 1.13, np.. .. X Y , LANE' W. 'iiifix 'fifgwx ,, M A ff mg' 1'-LA df: ,fi J JV Vi - we gq f N 4 .1 -w...... YAC.. .,,..,.4,A,..,.,.,.... -- ....-..Y....,.--.. .,- -- ,A-V1-f-.-,..m-.x....-.Va1.,.-,f,.....,.,,,3.-........,-.-...,.-,,.-,.,M.........-.,..,-wx--...--.-fz....-. 76...-U 1,.....s.w Wm, .......f.v---r----'V f- ' 'Y -:A V ,,, i - l,.M..-,,T..j -..-...L . . V . - f - THE TRINIWQDXN T11UN1v1.uTHEmN MUSEUM SCHOOL Of' NURSING KANSAS CIW MU. M62 g.-' .. J 5 ,-' ,- , .,, .. . -.H - --'.,..,...u......,.....,...4 , ,. , . Y , - v. 5, ,,,,,., ,... . f .,.........,.,.........n....,...,...,,.,v,,.a. . v , 7 J '- E37898 373 T736 '62 GN TRINITARIAN. NI MCPL NNIHUNINDINIIUKUNIONWINill!lllllllllllllllllll 3 oooo 00172783 7 THE NURSE To be a nurse is to walk with God Along the path that our Master trod, To soothe the achings of human pain, To faithfully serve for little gain, To lovingly do the kindly deed, A cup of water to one in need, A tender hand on a fevered browg A word of cheer in the living now To reach the soul through its body's woe, Ah! This is the way that God would go Oh, white capped nurses in dresses blue Our Great Physician's working through you. Anonymous GOD GIVE ME STRENGTH Each day I pray, God give me strength anew To do the task I do not wish to dog To yield obedience, not asking whyg To love and own the truth, and scorn the lie, To look a cold world in the faceg To cheer for those who pass me in the raceg To bear my burdens gaily, unafraidg To lend a hand to those who need my aidg To measure what I am, by what I give-- God give me strength that I may rightly live! Anonymous 6 4 4 7 6 Y I he-Ik I DEDICATIO From the day of our first meeting with her, we all have felt the calm and warmth of her presence. For listening to our complaints, for caring when we were sad, for encouragement and strength, we would like to express our appreciation by dedicating the 1962 TRINITARIAN to Mrs. Lena Leaf. 1..,,....,:..-..-.,.,.....f...-1 - , - -- EDICAL STAFF A typical dinner honoring the Medical Staff. Shown from left to right are: ROW lg Dr.'s R. Horseman, J. Hill, H. Shuey, P. Pearson, B. Andrews, S. Hoeper, R. Mc Collum, P. Hye Knudsen, F. Hartwig, T. Thylstrup, I. Powers, R. Butcher. ROW 2: E. Stratemeier, I. Neiman, E. Knox, J. Werner, L. Roberts, I. Russell, C. Tasker E. Sander, C. Brust, C. C. Wilson, D. Whitman, L. B. Wilson. ROW 3: H. Carlson, I. Bremseth fAssistant Administratorj, K. Shireman, I. Farnsworth, A. Petersen, D. Peete, M. Guzman. ROW 4: Calovich, E. Trowbridge, C. Reitz, R. Moore, I. Willoughby, M. Rumold, G. O. Lindgren fAdministratorj. FRONT TABLE: W. Doherty, D. Berger, R. Drisko, I. Fowler. .... , .. . .N . .n.......- ... 1... L-,.l.....,.. .., ,.....4.-L ,...u....4.l..--sr-.n..:::. 'rn . ' L.q,g,g,4--f,.,-1: with- 5 Q -. .- 3,1 ..., N-1:3 .-A-251-T.-.-..-.-r.-1-.-1-----H--A-1---.-e--...-v-p-vf-.f--Pf-...f-.n1nm,-fan-,aq-m.:-Tfp.-.fM,.,..,.1,.,,:-.,.f.-.g...,,....-vp-rv--pm. -,:,...,,.v..,,,...mf-f,.,...,..m,--,..-,.-.. ,..,,.,. ,,.... V. 1, . ..f. .. ,, -.,,. .. ... ,, ... , EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT CHIEFS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dr. Knox, Chief of Surgery, Dr. Andrews, Past Presidentg Dr. Doherty, Secretary-Treasurer, Dr. Berger, President of Medi- cal Staff, Dr. Horseman, Chief of OB-Gyn. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dr. Shuey, Past President, Dr. Pearson, Chief of Anesthesiology, Dr. Johnson, Past Presidentg Dr. Nieman, Chief of Pediatrics, Dr. Fowler, Chief of Medi- cineg Dr. Hill, Chief of Pathology. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Theel, Chief of General Practice, Dr. Deweese, Chief of Radiology. INTERNS FRONT ROW., Left to Right: Dr. Thorkil Thylstrup, Denmarkg Dr. Per Arentoft, Denmark, Dr, Eric Sander, Denmark. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dr. Pedro Legaspi, Philippinesg Dr. Hye-Knudsen, Denmark: DF- Prods Peterson, Denmark, Dr. Miguel Guzman, Mexico. ' - '-- Wy - -' .,LQ..p.t,..,..-.zae.- ..,....,.-.f,....., MINISTR TIO Left to Right: Mrs. Adeline Marshall, Director of Nursing and Nursing Educationg Mr. G. O. Lindren, Administratorg and Mr James Bremseth, Assistant Administrator. From A Friend of Trinity , ..-...,..--r.1..a.a ,....,.L.....,m..f:s. 44:4 .-.g4...s:.r-.1g:3,.4.. -i14..a4 .3 - L. -'-.-ga, : + --'- - - f wen -M---vs-1-7-- a. -.,,--wm--,-ff--,-:-.,-,-1--.v-r.--.-.,,.--.-,-,---s..s...,.im .....-....n--...-,..,,,,..,--, .. FACU LTY MRS. ADELINE MARSHALL, R. N. , B,A. , M, A, Director of Nursing MISS PATRICIA LORD, R. N, Assistant Director of Nursing Service MRS. MARY LOU TAYLOR, R. N. , B. S. Assistant Director School of Nursing COMMAND PERFORMANCE Provides Hospital TV Rentals 1808 West 39th Street Kansas City, Missouri H - l,.......l-u....a.s..4a.+.....f.::.L...,...,.,z.::.1.:rQ..I.:.. . ...z..-.si......-...:.u - ...-.,.-.......,. MISS EVELYN DANIELSON, R. N. , B. S. Medical-Surgical Nursing Coordinator MRS. IVAI-I KUKLER. R. N. Clinical Instructor MISS ELEANOR HARRIS. R. N. Clinical Instructor Evening Clinical Instructor MISS CARMEN I-IAFERMANN, R. N. I ink . I . .. . ., -..,.,., ..,. ...,.. . ..,. u .- ..... -..:-.-:L ....,,,,,,,,,,,.wG:N 5l:L .O -Q-34,-JWJQJ,-.A-4.,li,N, -P--, ,4,.- Us . , -.au - .- .. .V . pqH'U ' - T' 1 -'r ' f .- . V -1.-...f-,m-w-wf'1 1-- ,,-.,...,...f.1-.-..,.,.-,...7p-.....----:f-- .--..-fren.. .,.,....,V..,.,.,.......,,,.....m.-.......,,., .,, . MISS ROSEMARY ARMSTRONG, R. N. Surgery Instructor MRS. JOYCE DONELSON, R. N Obstetrical Instructor MRS. SVANHILD PETERSON, B. A. , M. A. Religious Education Instructor ......, ..4........,..i'.....-..,., .- MISS FLORENE CI-IANCEY. B.S Teaching Dietitian ,..,...u..-..,.,w..-,....- ... . ........p.g..-..-.....gf ,....., . ........ ..... Z.-.o..-.. a..,.1-1-,......N.-'fr.,,-qK...m--'rf SU PERVISORS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: I. Donelson, Obstetrical: E. Holler, Assistant Evening: J. Eaton, Medical-Surgical. BACK ROW: G. McBride, Central Supply: M. Carmichael, Evening: D. Hill, inservice Education. NOT SHOWN: O. Smith, Assistant Operating Room: Z. Karle, Night: I. Conway, Assistant Night. A HEAD NURSES 5, fi ' - ' ' . X .X if 0 X Euan.. mr my an . , , ,-wr . .. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: H. Manion, 3 North: M. Hel mich, 2 South: L. Harris, 1 South. BACK ROW: P, Ober dorf, Delivery Room: C. Burt, Trinity Hall: P. Friend, Pediatrics: M. Reith, Nursery. NOT SHOWN: E. Lynn, 2 North: C. Tilden, 3 South: M. Bulloc, Recovery Room. it I c ai--4. NUDE if UBS Z DEPARTMENTS SCENES Medical Surgical Area MRS. LETTIE HARRIS, R. N. Cfrontj Head Nurse Recovery Room MRS. DONNA QUILLIN, R. N. Head Nurse R 1. Obstetrical Area MRS. PAT SMOTHERS. R. N. flefty Delivery Room Nurse Emergency Room MRS. THELMA DeMAREA. R. N. frightj Head Nurse f :lr-wk ....... 5 E r Physical Therapy MRS. IRENE BURCI-IAM Registered Physical Therapist Intensive Care Unit MISS PHYLLIS BANKS, R. N Head Nurse Radiology MISS MARIE SWANSON Chief Technician f -- - 'A ., . ..'.L..-.L.,...A.....,g.a,- ....-..-, . Laboratory MISS DORIS GANSEART Chief Technician ..-..--5 .-,:,.-.-...5au- -.ffw-fvfsmv:----:f1H's1-1'7- 'ff Pharmacy MR. JOE FRIDLEY Chief Pharmacist Anesthesiology MRS. ANNE ROSE Secretary Store Room MR. DON HILL frightj Supervisor Central Supply MRS. GERALDINE MCBRIDE. R.N Supervisor - .4...a.,.,,,l-...Q-.el:i .-.,r...s:4,.4g:aa.... -- -:1s.,Q ' A , - - .1 - . -'-.gi Medical Records MRS, ESTHER DEBORD fleftj Chief Registered Record Librarian Business Office MR. ERNEST HAMMER fnot shownj Business Manager Hospital Chaplain REV. ARTHUR H. PETERSON au...-.... a---. nz ' - . ,- ' ' .. ...............i - .-...--. f-A . ..Q ' 5--' , a .N. ' :- .- ...V Church and Public Relations MISS VIRGINIA AXENE .w.-..,.-.f,...,.L.-- - .....-.5-,............. .......,,-. . A--------ff:-ff-. ..:o.-.- 1--. an-fyg-fm-5---..c-fe-ffi4.,.-..f..-37. J GRAY LADIES STATION SWITCHBOARD Gift Shop WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Sponsor MEDICAL STAFF CONFERENCE ROOM Q5 1 X EN RSX , 2 I I Z Q 1. :f ll .s L. 1 5. Qi f if fl ..,-...-,.,..., -'P u ,..... -.-........w..v.,,.. ...., v...,,,,....f-:,,.. ..- ,..-...- ,rvr , ,W au, usp.-rg ' ' ' 4 ,. 1011Ye':fQs ., .,,,,, f ,, MQ! WV if if X ?f2f 1' f l - f Y jf, 1 7111 if H ,f!g.Q, X if If W ,W gf ,f fjvf pff- We f 1 . ? M f . X ,Q if f X 4 'V ,,. , 0' , X ff X f f 1444. f f I f X .fimwgf I ,, 1. W , fw MW ,ff 7 I ' fl, X QW M, ,, 20 , Linen Room MRS. LELA FREELAND fnot shownj Supervisor Dietary MRS. DGERBAUM Home Economist - Assistant Dietitian Housekeeping MR. R. I-IAEMMERLE Supervisor , y Ng.-4 -- ... .......,:.-g..1L.,.......4.,a.-..1:ei..,..M:-:,:g.,.:4..:z., 5.9 :v..e.:ab.- .u.....1s...... ..p.,-..- Maintenance MR. MILTON GAUGH,frightJ Chief Engineer ...u.......,..-,...,... . ...x-.--.p+,...,-......L .-..-,- A-- I I X 5 5 I I f a 1 . i Q 1 X I i X T 'm 1 n 7,1 X Q ' 551- . ,f 5 T , , . 1 1. Q ' - NE ' X 1 1 mf 'fa b X .. , Y-.-Q--.3-uf., . :Q :rl -Q. x xx vp fp-v-. . sr- ues- QL-aL:i..4,. .,:.:L-4 - Q -.5-L..:.,a. .E.......d.:.-..a.....g.Az.. :a...4..:....-..... .,.. x rn- rw ,, - - fy, .-.- U- ,.,,-,. ...U . . .,.,, 'MQ- ym W-maven .. fAY,, Z . WTS ...,, salsa.-X f W WQWWZQ Q Z 'Qi my DEDICATIG Dedication services and open house for the newly completed one million dollar dormitory were held on the cold, windy day of September 30, 1961. The Student Nurse Chorus, shown above hurrying to the afternoon Dedication Service, participated in the various activities throughout the day. Z .,ls......1iuu..' Dr. Robert Mortvedt, Executive Director of Higher Education for Augustana and United Lutheran Churches, speaks at the Dedication Day Breakfast. Mayor H. Roe Bartle presents the key to the city to Dr. Maivin Lundeen, President of the Augustana Lutheran Church in America at the Dedication Day Luncheon. , ' ff hm Y' vf' , ' WX H- s X X -X w U 2 fffim, X X f ', ' V f X . KJV ly M4- ff f X M ', f X f ,wwf , M j X X X X ...........,.....2,1.-gn-qu-1141-1. f:1-'--'1-1'-'4 4 A W '61-'62 OFFICERS Left to Right: E. Danielson, Recording Sec- ALLIMNI ASSOCIATION SPONSORS NNUAL SEINIOR BANQLIET retaryg E. Franklin, Treasurerg M. Car- michael, Third Vice President, N. Miller, First Vice Presidentg G. Anderson, President NOT SHOWN: E. Holler, Second Vice Presi dent, F. Hanson, Corresponding Secretary. W Z z 1 '62-'63 OFFICERS Left to Right: J. Holsten, Corresponding Secretaryg E. Danielson, Recording Secre- taryg B. Barron, Presidentg E. Franklin, Treasurer, M. Carmichael, Third Vice .eb ,rw ,I 1, 1 f..+. 5' . . S, QW + Q, W Presidentg C. Hafermann, Second Vice President. NOT SHOWN: E. Harris, First Vice Pres- ident . The annual elegant banquet for gradu- ating seniors is one of Trinity's Alumni's events . A homecoming was also sponsored this past year for all former Trinity graduates providing a memorable weekend for all at- tending. We look forward to the day when we, also, will be A1umni. 4---4-.--ev -gm.,-. V...-.......-......... .-.-.S ,,...,......-Y -vs. ..... ..-. -...,..-. ..,, ,, ,, , BOARD MEMBERS Left to Right: Mrs. Gant, Mrs. Farns worth, Mrs. Breitenbaugh, Mrs. I . Johnson, Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. Gee, Mrs. Bowes, Mrs. Tasker. WOMENS AUXILIARY The pictures below show a few of the many projects undertaken by this group. Included are a board meeting, gift TV and high chair for pediatric ward, Easter favors made for hospital patients, and the hospital gift cart. lt is these women who devote their time to make possible the little things that count for the hospital, patients, doctors, nurses, and students. We are indeed grateful for their many contributions. -.3-1-1-v.,...f ---. M -.- - - ' '- ar - ......s...,,.....r . ...1.:..-,s...-.,,....g.L ...a..,...,..-.,,-....,......, ... 1 fxx rx ,' T 3 J 1 ,, xiii W 41,5 M, , , -QQQN , f fum-, 'wif V' H ma' K A 11 , .L ! ,rw W Q, 1-if sv 45 .4 iff ,xf -Qs w i C ,Aki -- f..., - it X 1 f 1 , 1 i?1:l,4 H' 'V ' u 4. . ' . ff' Ii- -'?'fW'q P, . Q, J' , 9 P 4 5 o xx '- . Q X ,- 3' 4' Q, .WA is' M ,,,' 9 wt- 9:5 Q' if ' , y, JE 'Q-3, '45 . lcv .W fif gg! If ' QI: ,Yr gg, G' if ,E k, gl .MQ 5.4 K ' ' 1232 A if 5' -or Www -if ve, , Qfwiffwz 4 f ,n if, M35 .-xv, ip it A , ?f'f'Tf'g ' if TP 'Y':yf5Q'ffI f Lx .fr WP' adv ' ,Qi 11 K 4 J .x wx X f' 44 a ,v f1,z?Y'f' lm, ' f wi' 4 f 13 x A 1 4 ' ,g w 11, .pw .Nw ' J . , 'V .- W, , A . AL v'V' , F gal? if . K yi, , ,,, ,521 :fx if 35 iFE3:sfiew1?1?51f2i5'rF5iLnfie5ff1 0 3 f 5' , s 1 N I , . ,w I M 4 'L' 1 n fm' ,, P MIP, f fm , fx 1 .XMM51 Dj fx ' vm gg Av Vs- Af , I ,.L' L2 W.. wh ff , V1 W I 'v I ' . , g . Q ff-. ,-4-5 ,K M ,,,, - -1 'H Y' , 23? 2 LR' A fn r in 1 , ' Q 1 if J-W' :av 4- 'W ' fl wi-ar 2 ! Q51 A 4 In 7' , W J .V f w s' , fx f' X , X ' 4' W , V 4 ' 2 A 'F 'fx . ' ' - f 4 'av , f as gs Q Q 'X 1 ,+ , . iii? Q 2 I I , 5313: 3 A ,A-? af' ' , ' ,Ar 3 1 3 pw L V 'gffva I L A, .,Q Y a V 5 ian l N D 4 HOUSEMOTH ERS MRS. LENA LEAF Resident Director MRS. RUTH JOHNSON MRS. FLORENCE HATFIELD Assistant Resident Director Receptionist Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Leaf both have suites in the dormitory and alternate their duty as Resident Director. Mrs. Hatfield serves as a receptionist several days a week. ..... ..Q.--- ...4-....- Y..-...L-f1,...,.f,.-wym.,-..1...,.....,,t,,,.,.,,,,,,.,L,,,,:,,,?,::Av,v,,RPAP-A.r,v'mw -G F-muy-4 'P SENIUFQQ 'Q ..,..L..+.1......-.1.4....-1. :wx--,sq ...Lv .,+......,......-:,..,.4,.. .-..:.Lv:-...:.:.u...:.,...g..,. gg-.,-....1.. ...... ,.....,.. . ... . .. 1.:..v..p.. ...,... 4.4. Q.-.v ' .5- -, . s A, ROSIE ACTON Carrollton, Missouri Class President 3g Student Council 3g Mass Choir lg Chorus l,2g Bowl- ing l,2g State Convention 2g Year- book Staff 2g Fall Workshop 3g Na- tional Convention 3g MO. S.S. N.A. District 42 1,2,3. X! IEANNETTE ISAACSON Scandia, Kansas Class Vice President 3g Student Council 3g Mass Choir lg Chorus lg, 2g Mediation Board Representative 2g Student Body Chairman Missouri state sanrrorrum 3g Mo.s.s.N.A. District 4792 l,2,3g State Convention l,2,3g National Convention 3. DOROTHY DOERING l-laddam, Kansas Class Secretary 3g Mass Choir lg Chorus l,2g Yearbook Photographer l,2g Rules and Regulations Commit- tee 3g MO.S.S.N.A. District 142 l, 2,3g State Convention 2,3. ROSELIND BIVINS Goodland, Kansas Class Treasurer 3g Mass Choir lg Cho rus 1,2: Bowling 1: MO.S.S.N.A. District 4352 l,2,3g State Convention l,2,3. INTERSTATE SECURITIES 3430 Broadway Kansas City, Missouri Y I ilk 'W 6 X417 fif- , W f f W . y f 40 f I K .W .-aff! Qjl ,W ,fb Z f WX ,ff aww ff M01 , 2 M7 -,mf X f Z!Iw M X X f x Q , f 1 ff f fifaff Q1 MQ, , as X f I X ,Q , f 6 ts A-I 1 fs 5 .ff 1, SA ff' sv 0 Q6 Q why we-1 4 st' 62 ZSQSZA K .2 X g g g - ------- '- - -'-- -- - ' - -' if I . . A --1 ' 71 . . V Y-,-,,. V , . Y .1-,X . , - .5 ' v ... ..-.M-. su-...vs.:-x:.:. -...-.g....:+--.g.:ga,....:i4,:.,a-g..Qis-- N, - - -gi . - - s Q tif Z-V Q FMU W , iw M fswf f w imSWX , q5,i,sW- W 'W gs sw QM 1-fl' fi f my yr Q! 'ff mf, ff' A xffff,f W 'Z' W 7,5 V ,ff ykjyyyyyfznf Z, WW 4 7 ,V ,f , Y ,W ff 4' V ,V Y f --'--:nw--1-F -L-JA--6---A+-------:J-fa:-A-:a.4L. LYNADA DAHLSTEN Marquette, Kansas Mass Choir lg Bowling lg Mediation Board 1: Chorus l,2g Yearbook Staff 1.2: VO11eybal1 1,2,3g Class Treas- urer 2: MO.S.S.N.A. District 1942 l,2,3, District 42 Student Nurse 3, State Convention l,2,3g National Convention 3g Miss Trinity 3. NORMA GEIVETT Kansas City, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus l,2g Student Health and Welfare Committee 2,3g MO.S.S.N.A. District 4152 l,2,3g State Convention 2. IUDITH ANNE GONDEK I Birmingham, Michigan Mass Choir lg Chorus l,2g Sextette l,2g Bowling l,2g Vice 'President l Secretary 2g Yearbook Staff l,2g Co-Editor l, Editor 2g Class Vice President 2g Volleyball 1,2,3g Captain 2g MO.S.S.N.A. District 1552 l,2,3g Fall Workshop 2,3g Recruitment Committee 2g Ath- letic Chairman 3g National Con vention 3g Social Chairman at Mercy 3g Student Council 3 . CAROL GRIFFITI-I Smithton, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus l,2g Volley- ball lg Mediation Board lg Student Council l,2,3g Treasurer 2g 2nd Vice President 3g MO.S.S.N.A. District 142 l ,2,3g Fall Workshop 2g National Convention 2g State Convention l ,2. .4.........,.mi.-..,. .QW Jzawif.-:..:.1a... .,...:...a..z. - -... JUDY HENDRIX Kansas City, Missouri Mass Chorus lg Chorus l,2g Trinity Sweetheart lg Student Council Representative 25 MO . S . S . N . A . District 4242 l , 2,3g Mercy Student T Council and Student Body Secre- tary- Treasurer 3. MARY HESTER Bethel, Kansas Mass Chorus lg Chorus l,2g Year- book Staff 1,25 Secretary l,2g MO.S.S,N.A. District 142 l,2,3g District Alternate 3g State Conven- tion l,2g Mercy Student Council 25 Mt. Vernon Student Council Vice President. DONNA KIEFER Kansas City, Missouri Mass Chorus lg Chorus l,2g Bowling 1,25 Mo.s.s.N.A. District 42 1, 2,3g State Convention l,2g Media- tion Board 3. KAREN KELSO Shawnee Mission, Kansas Mass Chorus lg Chorus l,2g Sextette l,2g Class Secretary lg Bowling l,2g Volleyball l,2g Yearbook Staff l, 2g Student Body Social Chairman 2g Mo.s.s.N.A. District 142 l,2,3g State Convention lg Trinity Sweet- heart 3. G. R. FISHER MEAT CO. , INC, 418 East 3rd Street Kansas City 6, Missouri LATI-IROP G. BACKSTROM 't I t 11' 'fill-ll 3 I ,111 , if 'l .1 2' 1 swf i fgilf Q! 55? 1, l ,I t. -1 w V, 5 , 2, E? i g., 52, YM' 1 , 1, 'l PM W ,- fi- y MW f Yf Wag are , QW C? ff .gif Zfl f fe t o A ff , ff' ta V' . .. A, if-.---v-. 1 ,,......,,,., JAN LEFFINGWELL McPherson, Kansas Mass Chorus lg Chorus 1,25 Bowling 1.2: Mediation Board lg MO.S.S.N.A. District 132 1,2,35 District Representative lg State Convention 1,23 Sextette 2. WZ MARY LUNDBLOM Eaton, Colorado Mass Chorus 15 Chorus 1,25 Bowling lg Sextette 1,25 Class Treasurer 15 Class President 25 Student Council 2,35 Secretary 25 Vice President 35 Trinity Sweetheart 25 Yearbook Staff 25 Mediation Board 2,35 Mo, s, s. N. A, District 1112 1,2,3g Fall Workshop 25 State Convention 1,25 National Convention 25 Mt. Vernon Student Council President. KAREN LUNDELL Kansas City, Missouri Mass Chorus 15 Chorus 1,25 Bowling 15 Student Council 1,25 Yearbook Staff 1,25 MO.S.S.N.A. District 4192 1,2,3g District Alternate 1,25 Fall Workshop 2,35 Recruitment Committee 25 State Convention 1, 2,35 National Convention 1,35 Mt. Vernon Student Council Vice Presi- dent 35 Mercy Social Committee 3. ..-....-,4..h....-.. ..:..........,.--. ANITA MASON Liberty, Missouri Mass Chorus 15 Chorus 1,25 Year- book Treasurer 1,25 Student Coun- cil Representative 15 Vice Presi- dent 25 Mo.s.s,N.A. District 4+2 1,2,35 Secretary 35 Fall Workshop 2,33 State Convention l,2,35 Mt. Vernon Student Council President 3 s,......g,,,,:.a.,,,..n.s:2...-..,4..:.... .' - - - -' ,..... .,,.... ., . ANNETTE MCELI-IINEY Langdon, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus 1,2g Sextette 1,2g Bowling 1g Student Council Representative lg MO. S. S. N. A. District 1352 1,2,3g Fall Workshop 2g State Convention 1 ,2g Heart Ball Candidate 3. BEVERLY SCHROEDER Watson, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus 1,2g Bowling lg Mediation Board 2g MO.S.S.N.A. District 942 l,2,3g State Conven- tion 1 , 2. SHARRON SHELLER Parkville, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus 1,2g Class Secretary 2g Mediation Board 3g MO.S.S.N.A. District 342 1,2,3g State Convention 1,2. .TUDITH LYNNE STATON St. Joseph, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus 1,2g Sextette 1,2g Bowling 1,2g President lg Vol- leyball 1,2g Class Vice President lg Student Council Representative l,2,3g Yearbook Staff 1,25 Sports g Editor lg Co-Editor 2g .MO.S.S.N,A District 942 1,2,3g Fall Workshop 2g District Representative 3g State Convention 1,2, WILMA WALLACE Spickard, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus 1,2g Volley- ball 1: Yearbook Staff 1,23 MO. S. S. N. A. District 542 1 ,2,3g State Convention 1,2,3, JOANNE WHEELER Kansas City, Missouri Mass Choir 1g Chorus 1,2g Mo. s.s. N.A. District 4+2 1,2,3 State Convention 1,2,3g Student Council Representative 3. LOUISE WILEY Sunrise Beach, Missouri Mass Choir lg Chorus 1,2, Bowling lg MO,S,S.N.A. District 42 1,2, 3g Mt. Vernon Librarian 2. -- 'r , I METROPOLITAN INSURANCE CO. Bob Land, Representative 9413 East 66th Terrace Raytown 33, Missouri KLEE'S DRUG 85 BOOK STORE 221 East 39th Street Kansas City 11, Missouri .......v-Q--,Lg-.S..,1-1 ...LM ++..4.....,.,-.gi.-..-...:,.- .-L.: ,S.-a.::a...'A.4-...L..2.1..'a:.,.,-.....-.-.......,. ,x..,1.. . ..,. . .. 1 ... BGN VCYAGE Immediately following graduation the class of '63 gathered up their meager belongings - school pin, diploma, cap, and ANA membership card - and boarded the USS Hope to devote their pure lives in sincere dedication to the comfort and total patient care of the sick and maimed of the world. Following the burial at sea of all patients aboard, Mrs. Kukler, our loyal skipper, sat us down to a stimulating evening of discussing the failure of nursing care plans. Being somewhat discouraged, we decided to take a little world tour to seek out the achievements of our upper- classmates . Our first stop, of course, was New York City where we found ROSIE ACTON and NORMA GEIVETT with another important past member of the Trinity staff, Dr. Fischer. The girls have a great time fifth avenuing-it when not advising Dr. Fischer as to the correct interpretation of his EKG's. By the way, it still takes Norma an hour to give report. Greenland, the largest island, was our next stop. There in this womanbarren land, LOUISE WILEY is struggling for eXiStGHCC'as an instructor in O.B. We hear Louise is very strict about taking oral temperatures with rectal thermometers. Our next stop was foggy London-town where we found ROZ BIVINS busy with her duties as president of the British Nurses Association. Even though her name was misspelled on the ballot, Miss Bivins accepted the position with honor. Roz recently wrote an article for national publi- cation called The Correct Procedure for Dismissing A Patient. We were fortunate in finding LYNADA and David stepping out of their Volkswagen in Sweden after invigorating intellectualizing. With luck they will attend their final graduation exercises within the next two years. A quick visit in Denmark with KAREN KELSO revealed that she is still undecided about her marriage. Miss Kelso is studying the advantages of trial marriage and hopes to introduce this in America soon. In Switzerland we found the ex-CAROL GRIFFITH trying to get husband Kenneth to tell her why he embezzled all the tax returns for the year 1962. Really Ken, it doesn't cost that much to get married. Remember JOANNE WHEELER'S surgical ambitions? We found her at an Army base hospital in Germany. We talked to IOHHHS during her break and found that she's still trying to get Jim to say yes. As we entered the classic city of Madrid and heard the crowd at the arena, our blood pres- sures went up with excitement. You can imagine our surprise when we saw WILMA WALLACE and JAN LEFFINGWELL running a combined concession stand and first aid station. We were en- couraged when we heard that I an and Wilma hope to increase their status and fight themselves someday. ln the still falling Roman Empire, we found none other than JUDY HENDRIX and MARY HESTER compiling observations for their essay entitled The Nursing Aspects of LA DOLCE VITA. lt's the underlying scientific principles that stump them. They hope to have their paper published in a future AIN. Compliments of PHYSICIANS EXCHANGE Sm --. . -.fc...-,-.....,..qg . -, 4-...Q-... 4........+.......',a4.....-1- -.acl-,:...LL.. ..+...........-.c......-,..4.. While we were on a lion hunt deep in the heart of the Belgian Congo, we saw SHARON SHELLER and ANITA MASON who were passing out antacids to the Cannibals. Their only dif- ficulty seemed to be in adjusting to the high protein diet. Walking in her sandals along the Sea of Galilee, we found DOROTHY DOERING on her an- nual three day vacation from her duties as head nurse in a small Kansas hospital. Her minister husband was along . Snake charmers are not the most important sight in Iran these days. It seems that one of Iran's leading doctor's wife, our own KAREN LUNDELL is director of nursing at the local general hospital. We understand that Karen gives excellent lectures on the Lutheran interpretation of the Koran. In Moscow, we witnessed JUDY GONDEK, as she proudly watched her seven Caesarean born sons in dress parade. To make the money to send her sons to the BEST military school Judy works part time caring for the preserved bodies of Krushchev and Lenin. In the mystic, mysterious Orient ANNETTE MCELHENEY and MARY LUNDBLOM had made their homes . We found them greatly helping to increase the already rapidly rising population. As we set out again, Mary shyly whispered, They're cheaper by the dozen. Annette added, If I could only remember to take my pills. From the Orient we stopped in Hawaii, the paradise of the Pacific. Here, BEV SCHROEDER and DONNA KIEFER were busy keeping their husbands happy while setting up a disaster nursing center to include the whole island. They reported that business was booming during the last volcanic eruption . On the southern pasture of an extension of the Ponderosa in Argentina, we found J EANETTE ISAACSON with husband Hoss and baby Hoss, Jeanette's life long dream come true. We hear they soon expect a visit from brother-in-law Adam. P.S. Also another little Hoss. Cuba is still a very scenic islandg there JUDY STATON was helping husband Barry set up his dental office. To help finance Barry's practice Judy works weekends teaching the aging Fidel Castro to twist. Sounds good, Judy! As our ship heads back, we feel that we have been inspired once more to continue with our careers. Whether or not this prophecy comes true, we know that you will find happiness, and will shine for TRINITY no matter where you go. SCANDINAVIAN SHOP 1223 Baltimore Kansas City 11, Missouri KANSAS CITY RUG CO. 3030 Gillham Rd. Kansas City 8, Missouri ' ,,f.:.uv:..:.:.u.... ...-4...:-.ax.-.:..f....,.,.......,..,....-... . ... . .,p.....k.-.......-.. ,....,, , ,...,. , no sa 1 'CX - , SENIOR SUMMARY CLASS HISTORY of Admission: 9114159 1,11- DATE TREATMENT and DIET NURSES' NOTES 9114159 9115159 9116159 9117159 11114159 12118159 2114160 2120160 5127160 7127160 7130160 8121 60 12118160 Diet Diet Initiation Capping Diet and Group Therapy Therapeutic Rest Solicitations Rest Tranquilization Sputnik Therapy Welcome Caloric intake Admitted walking to Trinity Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing 40 curious, but extremely apprehensive young girls with an unbelievable amount of baggage. Picnic supper with tales of experience by upperclassmen. Advice re- ceived-- Remember Trinity Tower. Welcomed by faculty, but thrust into a mass of collegiates and a mess of booths for enrollment at K. C. U. Tea accompanied by intellectual conversation with faculty and upper- classmen. Administered by suddenly unintelligent upperclassmen. Condition of dormitory and students' minds obviously hopeless--complete chaos. Florence Nightingale pledge proudly made and a white cap adorned. First student faculty Christmas party under the close supervision of The Littlest Angel. First two week vacation administered exactly as ordered. Condition apparently euphoric. Queen Judy Hendrix was crowned Trinity Sweetheart. Vacation an absolute necessity after our second semester. Mostly verbal. Administered by instructors as frightened students begin nursing blocks. It wouldn't have stayed up without our nightwatch. Group saddened at parting but eager to settle at the Green House and Trinette. For any male caller at Trinette, ' Let Me Call You Sweetheart' sung by a tantalizing ten. 39 new freshmen Displacement of revenge in form of initiation. Increased by Christmas vacation. Have a Heavenly Christmas our party theme. .-- DATE 12118 2114 4130 5125 711 7117 913t 12125 2114 212' 8121 . -' .' - V . E., 1- .:T.,.ieq.pn.Lf.--',... N...-.-.,.,.,-. ...--.....-...-.-...-,....,,..-1...,.,..-....-...-sf ,,.. ,..,,,, ,ill- 311- il Q40 vable :e re- a mess upper - ion of aos . lrned. 1 of The red .nts begin muse and aan sung as our DATE TREATMENT and DIET NURSES' NOTES 12118160 Cold tub baths or showers . . . Administered to every newly engaged class member. One culprit re- ceived a goose-egg. 2114161 Solicitations . . . My Heart Belongs to Mary Uohnson Lundblomj. The class supports their second Trinity Sweetheart. Flour bath . . . Good grief--another bake sale. A thin coat of flour was carelessly ap- pled to skin of every Trinette resident. Marshmallow massage . . . Careful but rapid administration of wet marshmallows to any available point of anatomy at the Green House and without a doctor's order. 4130161 Banding At First Lutheran Church. Condition--plain unmodest pride. ' Privileges discontinued No longer receiving necessary personal items due to decoration of , Mary Hester's room. 5128161 Good-byes To our old Green Houses and the wings of Mothers Crump and Daniels Fire Inspection With only a few girls left at the Green House and only two weeks un- til moving day. General cleanup recommended. ' 711161 Alumni Homecoming In new dorm. Imagine the entire class in the small Green House sleeping on mattresses on the floor. Condition--fatigue. 7117161 Moving Day Into the new dorm. Hey! There's water in the showersg and you can't hear through the walls. 9130161 Dedication A cold, windy dayg but with pride the show goes on. 12125161 Work Therapy No Christmas vacations, so it's on the job for most seniors. Silver Bells rang for our annual student-faculty dinner and Mrs. Santa Claus paid a visit. 2114162 Solicitations Karen Kelso receives the class support for Trinity Sweetheart. 2127162 Reunion The class is united again for senior classes and the remainder of our training. 8126162 Discharge Orders: white uniforms, school pin, cap with black band, diploma, and three years of acquired knowledge with which to serve God and mankind. Summary Rx effective for production of graduate nurses. Many obstacles met, each hurdled successfully. Complaints expressed, tears shed, laughter shared. On admission, personalities clashedg but they came to be as one. Recommended--long memory, much happiness, and years of service. , Diagnosis Graduate professional nurses. Condition - excellent. S. Gamp, R.N. alias - Jeannette Isaacson vi. rs - . ,, ,....--.1.,..-,,..1....-1.. ...,..r.,....'1.......1.-.:z,:.,r1..:... .................,......4,g..La1,:,.:.:t4...-.....r44.1:...g4,.,..,.........,,........,.... . .. -, -.s-..... ...., .. .. HENIST 33 ff-ug Y ,f 5 UNDEDCLASSMEN X BRENDA FROETSCHNER Offerle, Kansas President T A? Wa Q DONNA WRIGHT Raytown, Missouri Vice-President if .f . E Z '- A .V f- T, , 2 1 ,-- -1, f V' 9, I , , ,.. E ff shfaf' s , A, 1. ' ' f A I AW 7 5 fb 2 0 ll , ' ,X 9 f , X Q. I 1 A vii- 1,1 new ARLENE KERSTEN A VERDA LARY Marshall. Missouri Jamison, Missouri SGCIGI-ary Treasurer MARLENE ANDERSON 5 ' MARGARET BAIN Erie, Colorado Chanute, Kansas SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 85 DRY CLEANING CO. Holmes at 31st Street For superior quality and service BETTY BASTIAN Raytown, Missouri I if ' M DELORES BOCKOVER SP Kansas City, Missouri ES TI-IER BOLLINGER Sebring, Florida ELZENE CAMERER Jasper, Missouri VIRGIE BOX LEY Princeton, Missouri IAN CHRISTIANSEN Shawnee Mission, Kansas .-vrffv, .g,.,,....L-.-',... H...-,, ,. .,-r, ,....---,......V,--.. , .,, ,Y Y -. . 4 ,. -...fH.m-fm.-rv ,,. Q.--,, ,,,,,. SHARON KAY C Kansas City. Missouri RAE ANN EBBS Atchison, Kansas ANN GUENTHER Clinton, Missouri FAIRMONT COUNTRY CLUB DAIRY 5633 Troost Yours for delicious dairy foods CAROL ANN DUPF Sedalia, Missouri KAREN EMRICK Fairfax Missouri ANNABEL HEISLER Boonville, Missouri JUDY HUGHES Kansas City, Missouri JUDY KACKLEY Pleasant Hill, Missouri HELEN LEE Greenwood, Missouri CAROLEE MCCALL Shawnee Mission, Kansas KAREN POAGE Kansas City, Missouri BETTY RAPP Clinton, Missouri 'qv-1 1- - - ....,. , -N..-,,.gf.- ouri nsas .TUDITH REIMER Lindsborg, Kansas Wa-9-4 W ,, BARBARA SCI-IUS TER Garnett, K ans as I KAY RINEHART Topeka, Kansas X NANCY SHIELDS S I KAAA JACKIE TWAY ' ' Overland Park, Kansas Albany, Mlssourl SWEDISH-AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1010 Baltimore Where your money is safe - available ......,--fl :,T:.-...fam-+1-asf,-gg-r 5. . KAROL KAE PETERSON Monument, Kansas President CAROL STIELOW Paradise, Kansas Vice-President GWEN TAYLOR Kansas City, Kansas DIANE WOOD Fort Madison, Iowa Secretary DIXIE ANGLE Horton, Kansas Treasurer MARY BAILEY Kansas City, Missouri Y Y . ,.- . .....,.,.. ...-.-.. .H -.....s..,, .-f4--.14:. -.4sL..,..4.-.-.:: - -4 '---S. -- 5 sux.. , ,-51. '-1:1 - .g.,.......,4...4n.u,...., ,. ,... ...... ., ,- ,, Q. v , ,, - .L l-4 5..,:f.L,.v-: A :., ,.,.A,.,..,..-,....,A,.......,.,......T,'A- A,:.....-,...,...ws.-r..-...si m , '- V V ' t -A W A . A - .-, ,...-..v. -f-f ---.v--.,....,..-,-L... ...s,-c.........,,,,....... .... , LYNTHIA BARRETT Independence, Missouri ALICE BRYAN Princeton, Missouri DOLORES BUSHMANN Sweet Springs. Miss MARTHA BROWN Hoisrngton, Kansas MARY IO BUDDE Richards-Gebaur AFB DOROTHY BUSHMA NN ouri 'W Sweet Springs, Missouri RUDY FICK 24th McGee The house of sincere service f - - H- 1 '--- - -V-A..-----bv ' . 1 4 ...........,.....r . ..s.:...-.,........A.....4L.1. .,.. , - .., CAROLYN CHARPIE Clay Center, Kansas LINDA CORC ORAN Mission, Kansas SANDRA CUNNINGHAM Independence, Missouri LINDA CLARK Kansas City, Missouri BETTE CROES Overland Park, Kansas LINDA DOLES Kansas City, Missouri EULA DUNCAN Miami, Oklahoma KAREN HUNTER as Hambuig, Iowa NANCY KINKADE Horton, Kansas MARTHA FARRIS Kansas City, Kansas KAY JONES Kansas City, Missouri FRANCES KURTZ Kansas City, Missouri LINDA NIECE Mission, Kansas KAREN PARK Kansas City. Missouri MARGARET PARISH Kansas City, Missouri CARRIE SUE SMITH Ierico Springs, Missouri SHARON RIGG Kansas City, Missouri JUDY MARTIN Kansas City, Missouri Illlfl. :um ssouri 5 , W Q sl Q W I n I ACTIVUI E ' ' V H ,. . . - ' 1 - -..,lJ49,,:.g,D:.L:.f:....-......:.4..:-.:.,g,,,..,............,x...7......... A-4.-.. -.,...,. - ,. 0 ,........................-.. ...,,......,,...,-.- GOVERNMENTAL BODIE Under the superb guidance of Miss Lord and di- rection of Jan Christiansen, the student body engaged in many activities this year. The sponsorship of the Trinity Sweetheart Dance and a Pancake Supper made it possible to send the student body to State Convention at Jefferson City and five delegates to National Convention at Detroit, Michigan. Trinity proudly boasted Lynada Dahlsten as Miss Student Nurse from District 142. I an Christiansen presides! MEDIATION BOARD M V The supreme court of the school makes rulings on ,l s, s , cy: 1 violations of school regulations. STUDENT COUNCIL The executive committee of the student body organi- zation endeavors to work for the betterment of the school in order to provide the highest advantages for the students. 1962-1963 OFFICERS MARY BAILEY, center, President MRS. TAYLOR, right, Advisor CHAPEL K7 W, ,Wa www pw' 'i,w,Q'i'fW'f Q wwf f f my :Q S. mm U' 1. Moor Q53 ,. 'QS Q 0 mg-QZQJ4 3, ,,, , , :sides ! K V, L Wg 251-N 4 x 1146 , I o 4 X35 'f ' MJ W body organi- pf the school the students. A my , SZQW yf S wow-Q f , f fy mf. ?f XX X f , Q 7 ' HORLIS lfff f , , , MRS. EVELYN JOHNSON, Dlrector 4-.-4 -V-ey -- n , T.f.. ,:,,-1?g4Q-L1.,,,Qv u , ANDI GCEREMO Y U , , VV li 44. wif, V I f , 4 , f ,, , , H W A ,W , If In fr , f I f J , f , , 4 V , 7 , PM- , g Qfswi X f S' BW QV!!! M' My ' f , X Z 4 ' f is 4 , W. f , , ,, , .,,,,,.,Z,,.,j V cw. W . W 'aw f . Q ,TW 'f M, i if 4 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Shields, Brenda Froetschner, Karen Emrick, Annabel Heisler, Margaret Bain, Judy Reimer, Carol Duff, Delores Bockover. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Betty Bastian, Ann Guenther, Donna Wright, Jan Christiansen, Karen Poage, Arlene Kersten, Verda Lary, Deanna Isaacson, Virgie Boxley, Marlene Anderson. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Yvonne Harrin, Sheri Colburn, Esther Bollinger, Betty Rapp, Kay Rinehart, Jackie Tway, Helen Lee, Barbara Schuster, Rae Ann Ebbs, Judy Hughes. We got our bands. This was the echo heard from the junior students after a banding service held in the dormitory on April 8, 1962. The bands were given at approximately the half way mark of their nursing , education. Rev. A. H. Peterson, Hospital Chaplain, presented a challenging message to the stu- dents, their families, and friends. T 1 1 f 1 1 -- eg,-, -...--- - --- - ' -+-- A-A .-AAA --f g- iz.. +i.i.4?5.,,-,ff ,, -L, J- Y ,.,-,, . .. , ,,, x - - -x- --- -f-V ff- ---- - f- M ---- n- v. 1-2-.v. +-,....., rw--rl-f.,p.....-...sz----,-..--... ,.... .......,,.. ,,.,,..,,. .....,. . ...A .,., ,,. ...., ,. , , ggfiq. -v...,.,,4.Q-Q-era-5,512.-QQ--:,g:-'------f- W----5--N - -- - , - .. . .. , rn, , ,, , V ' 1 , ,U I I I 1 ' E Aqig- .ig 1' Af j'gV5-'- ff :-+4,.--iff f--1-g5:.fgW ,.11f,L, ,i -Q, ,Y V , , - , !, - r l ,, , ,,,, ,, , , ,, , ,, ,, ,,,,, Y, ,, , f ,,,,, V - 1 ' . A. 1 A i W X , wk Z ,, 5 N , ,.. Q' -4 YA, in fa I I t , ,.,T-m5,,.. . Y .-1 Y - ' f' v 1 v K x . . , , n 4 X .,., . ' 3, ya 1 qf- L. -F :V :H-2 x ---44W xi. : .f . +?-I-:L 55:-W 'an ..-..f-- - .... rg-v.-..k-f,k:,,,,. :L.-gL 13.,,ie,,-pgpv.,r,a,....,..-.4,,...,...-:,a.....x.-..vz,-T.:,.,,,1,,, ...,,.,. ,,,... ,. ..,,1...,, -.,. ,..,.,-. .,., W, h 6. .....,,..N1fa15-:,.,:L,w-w 1: L- - - - , V 'Q .gi3,M,L14u, 15,-.4414 fri,-ga--1, L- Y' fa- Y'i::-F ,ani da- 1 ff: 7 --- 1- -W-Y- H - 4 w Z a Z ? 2 5 2 w 5 2 S 9? w S 5 .HW I ,Q x Y1 ,J E 4 ,,-,,.-..,,,9L,,5-'i 3. ,QQ iq,-+21rg,...v,.7F.....i,-4f.,..Q,,,u...w..7L,-f-7-.MV- ..,.,...w-.. -.1,....:.:,.,...,1m..,,..., ,-.,. ,,,,.f- . ....,yaQe!-l'.:S-11-1-i1.:g .1-4-5??F,'L fi- i ' -' - ' . f . g - , ,Q -- . -3 I g --1:1-r--,Tvw ,,,, H-W f 1' -, W,-W Yfff fr-in - ---f-ff ' - WHAT IS A STUDENT NURSE?'?? Between the innocency of an entrance exam and the R. N. there comes a delightful creature called the Student Nurse, S. N. They come in assorted sizes, weights, and shapes, but they all have the same creed-- to enjoy every second of every hour of every day--off duty or on--and to protest with griping ftheir only weapony when their 40 hours are over and their charge nurse is in the coffee shop. Student Nurses are found everywhere, underneath or running thru, swimming from or running over. Patients love them, R. N. 's boss them, orderlies ignore them, Doctors tolerate them and nothing protects them. A Student Nurse is truth with blood on her uniform, beauty with gloves on her hands, wisdom with penicillin in her hair, and a future with scissors in her apron. To a Doctor, a Student Nurse is an inconsiderate, questioning, intruding jangle of noise. When you want her to make an impression she becomes a sadistic, giggling creature, who's bent on wasting as much time as possible and sleeping thru classes. A Student Nurse has the appetite of a horse, the energy of a soap solution enema, the lungs of a switchboard operator, the sharpness of a scalpel, the audacity of a nurse's aid and when she gives a pill, she has 5 thumbs on each hand. She likes good food, vacations, money from home, love stories, doctors, H20 in its natural state, and days off. She's not much for books, surgical attire, study hours, the metric system, doctors' lectures, case reports and deadlines. Nobody is so early to rise and so late to bed. Nobody else can cram into one day, 5 enemas, 12 complete bed baths, 5 classes, 2 trips to the morgue, 4 trips to the phar- macy, rounds with the doctors, set up a uniform, polish her shoes, stay out til 11:45 p. m. and still get along with a roommate. A Student Nurse is a magical creature--you can campus her but can't make her stay out of trouble so you might as well give up. She's a fun loving bundle of noise but when she gets off duty with aching feet and tired back, she'll drop into bed and tell her roommate goodnight with these famous last words, Wake me at six! A a ,,.-....N.....,...,,.,.,.,........a,....,.,...,,,,.,...,....- .,,, , , 3 ., Y . , . ............m-,......,....L..,., .--.qt-p-..-..,.,... .,, , . , f - - -v . . - . - r,--...,,-v--,-,-v-.....,a..., ,H-.....:.,..a ... cw.. ,, . 1 THE STAPH OFFICERS! Left to Right: B. Rapp, Social Editorg A. Kersten, Senior Editorg D. Wrightg R. Ebbs, Copy Editor' B. Schusterg A. Heisler, Salesg J. Tway, Freshman Editor: J. Reimer, and N. Shields, Literary Page Editor. It's bossmen Donna Wright, Adver- tising Manager qleftjg Barbara Schuster, Editor Qcenterjg and Judy Reimer, Co-editor Qleftj diligently planning page spreads. I would like to thank each and every person who has contributed both constructively and finan- cially toward the production of this annual. Mayl extend a very warm and special thank you to Mrs. Taylor, our advisor, and to the staff who worked so cooperatively and diligently in preparing this publication. You are the heart of this annual. Editor ' ' ' F - f,....a,-,.,.............:sk.:...,L.......f.s,-.,.,....,..,...g. ..aL..-..--,.....,.... .zv-Q1 ,ian - ONE NIGHT'S WORK! 1-:num-1 n-sn -n mn u I-I-Slllilml I -'UI I ll' - '1- ACTIVE PATRONS Helen Arms Mr. and Mrs. Philip Isaacson Alida Jackson Mr. and Mrs. George Bain Mrs. Johnson James O. Bremseth Mrs, Harry E. Brown Mr. G. O. Lindgren Mr. Albert Buhrman Marion Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Lundell Kathy McCoy Willa Chandler. Mabel Matacia Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Cline Mrs. Middleton Gladys Muchmore Margaret Dalton Mrs. Daniels Miss Phyllis Oberdorf Evelyn Danielson Ruth Olson Mrs. M. J. DeMarea Rev. Arthur Peterson Florence G. Peterson Lucienne Felshaw Mrs. Rondi Purcell Mrs. Ruth Fessler Mr. Ken Folsom Kay Rearick Gertrude Francis Eilene Riley Lela Freeland Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart Mr. Joe Fridley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuster Doris Ganseart Beverly Smith Genevieve L. Geiger Marie E. Swanson Carmen Hafermann Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Tilden Freda Hanson Eleanor Harris Marian S. White Mr. and Mrs. William Heisler Lois F. Whitham Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill Mrs. Rita Wright Mr s . Mar gurette Helmich 2 ---,.-,,. . ACTIVE ADVERTISERS MICHENFELDER POULTRY AND EGG CO. 416 East 5th Street Kansas City, Missouri PLAINS UT ILIT IES CO . MUNNS MEDICAL SUPPLY CO. , INC. 3009 Main Kansas City, Missouri , INC. 501 Commercial National Bank Bldg. Kansas City, Missouri PRINCESS UNIFORM COMPANY 322 East 43rd Street Kansas City, Missouri S. R. BRUNN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3500 Rainbow Kansas City, Kansas SILVER FLOWER SHOP 3042 Main Kansas City, Missouri WILL WYANT 8: SON SALES 214 East 3rd Street Kansas City, Missouri K37898 I.-.-Lv.. -L4......,..g,......',..+.....-1- ,-L . , ,:,.,,,.g,..,.-.1-1.-W I I i v -,,...w,-N. A A--A A izwvx cf TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 6 The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made e 3 S COMPANY Are Taylor-made sw, ,fm A' . ' fwzj , fy wi' rw W :rw I 4. - Wfwfj- . ff' KWQQQL fi:1i,.g,,.' X. f, . f w.f,,w':Q X , . VX M 'M' H - Efwfbhffvgw - ,, K Y., ,1 , , 9 I if A gp, IM, ' 'QQ' ' . 5: ' ,M .. 1, y3wsl,,af,',' K 5 :Sri ' 4, 1 f ,, ggi ,wh A ' WQ fwvl4fi .4,.,,,,1 Q ,, ' f-N ww-Q V Q, . Mm ', ?wig.w, f , gf Apim. f A X f . ., f X, Q, - W X, y , X N, f J,,,fff!N5.M ffk ' W W. . , . , M.. ..., ,.. 'R M' 'sfzx fd 'f ' . ii + R ,,,.. , ., . , 7' ' , '--X I .Ti Q. ., 3, Pe' f J 1, ,fxgf , .V 9, ,JV BL ,Ex 2 I 1 ffgf . , N jf, L V .5 I W3 1 ,pfkfiix H1 if 'V 'FM -fi Qfiis? ,' , I, A we V xr. 394' gmgzgz 2 li, 1 ' Qx,'2Qr4gR:.. ' K 'TE 'Q d X ,,.. , , '51 .V x ,. 1 3..'.. I . ,, 1 W 3,11 ,L ax K-,.-fart' if '- 'F ,j.r...J f. ,, .ff , 5 ,N LW ,W . . ,. A mf 1, w t X . xw, QW X , nwszlwf f,,2f ,wfyfizfff S' vi 'Q V V. f L - 4 I '5?'n13,ilf, mg! f Q if . f X, l 0 iffiff Q 5' ,. N-ibm .L ,, , 1 1 f Q. 'f .h is ,j Nw: X1 flffwf- ,, '- , '..,,w ff yew: .,f.,,: , . ,..,.. - ' j ,ggi Q,,JW:.Ll5 fi,-XXff,7z'fif x 5 X' C' E14 Q5?q1f'5f.Q5A' Q , f ,lwvl 2' WA, -ww ..:,,Xf ' viii fi ,J , i aff' W 15'ffZ ' ,'fVf.l4f' H H A QS 'QPU' 'Qtr .A-? 91 -, . sf ffl Tlfrg . f .' f f- ' . vc,i.:.i1i .QVC . . ,.., .,. 4....' an ..w.f,f ,f f - sw, yu ff ,1 f .I 1-,QQQm?.fm.+s1g,,-,f'L'x.,.eQ:xff'2 , 2 5, 1 5 fxw. .gg4..3,mfg7.gn5,,1.,,I,, .MI 5,55 iz.. ', 'Wii..Sf2ly,Qg -rev Q., 7. 4 tim ' -f1E'!?ef?Q3Ggff'..- gf-9dffy'gQQ f'If. ! v .4 gf? . f, A' f'iii'T W I ff Iwi: JZ 4 Yi A . ,, . ,, 5 1,,,,z,X.,f,f .m.1-.Elf . f,.q,: 1, , f' ff - ' , ff!-,w..QQ f .aw 5-W' f f'1HW+' aff X ' ,,, .. ,,4W,,,- ,J . f I ,f q,5sf,w . I V ,Q f ' 32 ST? Q.: ' Yi! ' f f 1 11, , if , 3: 1 f 1 ,,, V' ,,,,, M ff if ' ,zz X X X ' f 5. , - n 0,z2 ,,,,, Z 9,4 ,, V ,, , ,fy , , ff f , ,? 1, if