University of Oregon School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

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' f'a.,liA .6 -'Humax ' vu ' 'fu.,.,,l'L7'--Ix. : 'lm ,K U n 'dw 1 qw X VVHERE 'PHE FACES ARE INTRODUCTION ..... ACTIVITIES STUDENT BODY .... ADMINISTRATION ......... ROTATIONS AND FACULTY . . ADVERTISEMENTS ......... I NDEX ..... 3 THE FACES UF R ING ,mfyyhfl ,, ,f,,5,cQ 7, S Www - 4 I .mg ' ' . 'K ,,-m,.m. gp 51 i,: ' ..Nz,-:4.1,v-.f.f:,4,.f,qx-.- w-? : 4f 'T ?'M7 fb5 T.: ' N ',-.M.f.7.,a- Z W 'tit ill!! -uv!! vu!! 'Url tl! ,EPA W . Fla IMA -1 522' I -V an um ms ml ..-- --.- lil' an , Q S 'wuts 'array ,WW 72,7 -'gy' -:wmv www ff ts M2 ur-ang The University of Oregon School of Nursing offers a curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science degree. The school also offers an advanced curriculum leading to a Master of Science degree in Nursing Education with a major in Medical - Surgical Nursing. The U of O has offered professional courses in nursing since 1919. The 1969 fall enrollment reached a total of 399 students. Infant care is a phase of Junior rotation which 1S shown here by Sandra Lumley. 1 In a classroom Jeanette Gavin appears 1 to be in deep concentration. 4 These are the faces of sophisticated, dedicated nurses? :ff N' 4 ' is : , V '--' ' - Claire Reed and Judy Free face the camera as they practice Christmas carols. But these are .human things. The point of it all is Out There, a little beyond that last rise you can just barely see, hazy and purple on the sky. These pages are Windows. And windows are to see through. On The Loose by Terry GRenny Russell H ' '- ---- -- 'm,,w,::--,-pf-own,-:-,1 , . ,. , . , , .v img.-.-,r ..1.... . -..-- --J.--..-.a.-.,.-f-.- 1.,.,..l,,-w..,.....-1-.. . -4115-.,..A-.,s I Xgf ' W5 xi N S, V joan Urbanskl demonstrates her S141 Diane Thwing lends an ear. Joanne Krace and Carole I-Iehn head for cover. I jean Lobingier puts sterile technique to Work ff .N c W W , Paula Beers and Sandra Mitchell fill two small tummies . A thoughtful expression is caught on the face of Doris Topp . Chris Jensen and Julianne Williams look forward to wearing their new caps. Judy Fischer' s face shows her opinion of Monday morning. Sophomore Nancy Binder, Junior Sheri Free and Senior Marilyn Olson seem to think three heads are better than one. 8 Virginia Benz enjoys a hot dog at the ATD piCniC A lively game of Charades catches the interest of all. swhiiig S xr X .X QZN , , f I V w Q, .fwypsww I I ff? f ,ii ,fgfff X , A f Bev Snider and Peg Wysong serve after capping. 9 Even as the face of an individual illustrates num- erous expressions and moods , nursing contains many areas and concerns in its practice. The following pages include these aspects of our school from Spring 1969 to Spring of 1970, So as long as I can see I will keep looking. As long as I can walk I will keep moving As long as I can stand I will keep fighting On The loose by Terry 8 Renny Russell 1stD Y jan Westmark checks her purse before paying registration Bookstore confusion has Carole I-Iehn and Julie fees while Cody Kittle looks on. Coughlm bailed' What is a student nurse? She comes in all sizes, shapes, uniforms, and caps. A student nurse is courage under a cap, ambition in a crisp uniform, energy in person. She's a dedicated heart, a cheerful smile, a comforting voice. The capping ceremony starts her on her journey and one day she can say, l'm a nurse! Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. . . W. H. Murray 10 Left: Sophomores reflect past and future before receiving their caps. Below: Director of the School jean Boyle, gives the welcoming address CAPPING Happy faces contemplate a bright future. Sparkling smiles light the faces of Patsy Melum and Julianne Williams after capping. 'f -' - I Muir1.-lu-1.-fmzzzvar.-mm-11-1-5-g-g CHRIST Student nurses and faculty join in the fun of preparing for the Christmas season with lots of spirit. A beautifully decorated tree was put up in WRI-I by members of SNO and the student bodyg a Wassail was given by the facultyg and as a finale SNO had a caroling party through the hospitals. is .sdzigwx QQWQ Cheri Roberts hangs tinsel on the tree Pat Reed and Becky Kribs also join the Christmas spirit by helping to decorate at Women's Residence. at Km 12 Ann Mishler frightj and her daughter, Denise, relax with Marie Duncan Qcenterj at the Wassail. Enjoying a cup of Wassail are Cody Kittie and Mrs. Cate. The faces Cleft to rightj of Jeanette Griswold, Nancy Binder, Judy Free, and Karen Cooper are seen among the carolers at Multnomah and State Hospitals. U . Above: With the band in the background the couples try a change in tempo. Mary Beth Taylor and jim Kelson are seen as Below: Susan Tenhaeff and Paul Dearborn enjoy a dance their broad Smiles are Caught by the Camera. P13Ved bv the K5-HgSmen. Pride is seen on the face of Mary Beth as she , , sees her many efforts materialized. L R Kathy and Mike Beaty Gary and Joanne Richardson, Darlene and Dave Metcalfe, and Paul and janet Forbes are captured here during a lax pe- riod of the evening. CMP DY This year Campus Day occured on February 21, 1970. Freshman prenursing students from the campuses of the Oregon System of Higher Educa- tion were on this campus for orientation and tours of the facilities. The program began at 10 a. m. in the Student Activities Building. Miss Boyle addressed the stu- dents in the morning. The tours began at 11:30 p. m. and continued until 1 :30 p. m. Each class participated by presenting a demonstration of var- ious clinical experiences they had undergone. The students then proceeded to the Women's Res- idence Hall to tour and ended the day talking with student nurses informally. The faces of these visiting students are intent as they study one of the items on display. 0 Rush! Q 2? Rosie McCornack helps register the visiting prenursing students. ' As a student prepares to listen to the sounds of her blood pres sure, Beth Baynes explains the mechanics and the principles involved. Bill McCraW is gloved by Sharon Robinson in a demon- stration as Pam Adkisson looks on. PU' gm i9 v v-, . .., . ., in if 'lin- C i JR-SR B Q ET Jacque Gedrose, junior class C705 president, starts the program by Wel- coming the guests. TRIPI NG TEA ,J The River Queen was the site chosen for the dinner spring term of 1969. The dinner is sponsored by the junior class in honor of the grad- uating seniors. Here the juniors take pride in the results of their many hours of planning. 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Q ' f i LAMP TAF F Editor: Muffie Mackey Assistant Editor: Zaneta Eash fi Photography Editor: Leigh l-lenshaw Copy Editor: Sandra johnson Layout Editor: Susan Albin Business Manager: Kathy Bleid wwf? U algal: c , exif: ZW and Kim' Secretary: Gail lzutsu Time, effort, and Willing people labor to pro- duce the annual following the theme, Faces of Standing L-R: Sharon Hirgko, Kaye Divign, Margaret Nursing, u The staff attempted to capture this theme MaCDOVVe11, B111 MCC1-aw, Cheri Roberis, Cody Kittel, Jane through photography. Shown below are many of the Weber. Seated L-R: Gail lzutsu, Zaneta Eash, Sandy johnson, faces that Work on The annual- Muffie Mackey, Susan Albin, Leigh I-lenshaw. Editor Muffie smiles as another page of copy is completed. jane Weber, Zaneta Eash, and Margaret MacDoWell confer on a layout. at Se Sandy Johnson Leigh Hensh W d S atedl- . Kathy Bleid and Qail .Albin coordindte pictures Willh dldlpy filgiff- Ad - B b R M - lzutsu discuss solicit- lngj and Layout fposition of picturesj. Duggssgscoiffer ggilfsguigdan 131321.65 S Wharf, 1 ads. ng Letha Lierman fnot picturedj is also an advisor. CAMPUS CR ADE FOR CHRI T Campus Crusade for Christ is an international, non-denominational organ- ization, whose purpose is to in11oduce college students to the person of jesus Christ as the solution to their search for meaning, purpose and peace in life. Crusade is active on hundreds of campuses in the United States and around the world. It sponsors state-wide conferences each term, attended by several of our students, and regional conferences during Christmas break. Pat Cutler and Kathy Froude attended the Northwest conference at Sun Valley this year. Seated L-R: Sharon Free, Linda Nord, Paula Murdza and 221116133 Eash- Standing L-R: Robin McDonald, Sharon Robinson, Mary Beth Taylor, Mary Dawes and Carol Coates. 1 W4 NZ rf-'ww A 2, Andre Kole, one of the world's greatest illusionists, is shown here sharing how Christ can change individual lives. Cru- sade sponsors several other entertainment groups, such as the Chargers, a basketball team, and the New Folk, a singing group., who use their talent to share Christ. The faces of Shari Free, Carol Coates, Sharon Robinson, and Linda Nord show their intent upon the subject as they meet for an Action Group. The basis of Cru- sade on our campus is found in these Ac- tion Groups composed of four to eight girls who meet weekly to examine the claims of Christ and discuss I-Iis relevancy in their lives. They also discuss ways to share with others what they have found in Christ. Mary Beth Taylor, Mary Dawes, Paula Simmons, Sue Ray, and Gimiy Chestnut meet to study the Christian life from the book of Galatians in the Bible 1-W V-M. fha M , ,Z .ali xy, .. v.,.,5' T. Judi Fischer takes her work with her to the pan cake breakfast. This was one of the money making projects of the year. Members, First Row: Ann Osheroff, Leigh I-Ienshaw, Zaneta Eash, Jr. Rep: Irene Wall, Pres: Judi Fischer, Sec: Dollv Verrue, Soph. Rep: Judy Free, Julie Langlow, and Iona Walker. Second Row: Becky Ollila, Patsy Berns, Mary Sindlinger, Sandy Johnson, Corresponding Secg Karen Cooper, Judy Davis, Virginia Benz, Judy Lakey, Sherri Free, Jane Weber, Robin McDonald, Karen Wakida, and Gail lzutsu. Third Row: Bill McCraw, Barb Lenfesty, Peggy Remington, Evelyn Turner, Cheri Roberts, Beth Baynes, Kaye Divish, Sharon Robinson, Margo Rall, Muffie Mackey, Ann Mishler, Janice Schinlr, and Linda Nord. Not Picutred: Vice Pres. Donna Sevell, Tres: Carol I-Iehn, Senior Rep: Jean Carlson. Melody Schartz faces the audlence of student nurses after being elected Student Nurse of the Year. J J The Student Nurses of Oregon are composed of vol- , unteer members of all the nursing schools in Oregon. SNO members are involved in many projects as recruit ing students into nursing and Working as volunteers to different community agencies. Julie Langlow Waits on guesis at the pancake breakfast. f 1 7- , f 0, gm? Reb' ,ei MW' F. . Seateiz Karla Az: Gail his Cyrbia P Wagner ' lean Loi li Year: S. lug to find ' ATD The honorary National fraternity of women in Baccalaureate Nursing is Alpha Tau Delta. The purposes are to elevate nursing standards, serve our campus and community, and form closer relationshi s between mem p - bers across the nation. President: Karla Andews, V-P: Melody Schwartz, Rec. Sec: Susan Adcock, Cor. Sec: Linda Hockett, Treas: Patty Mayo, , Marshall: Linda Nord, Historian: Mary Enright. li M r --. .sl lah, -- SCI. Seated: Leigh I-Ienshaw, Becky Ollila, Susan Tenhaei, Patty Mayo, Karla Andrews, Melody Schwartz, Linda Nord, Karen Wakida and Gail Izutsu. Standing: Sue Mortvedt, Paula Murdza, Barb Lenfesty, Cynthia Regele, Terri Nice, Virginnia Benz, Marilyn Prosch, Pam Wagner, Ellen White, Carolyn Kendrick, Kay Parker, Margo Rall, jean Lobingier, and Susan Albin. ETA members A Shirley Arndt ' jean Baer jean Crumpton Glenna Ehrlich Kathryn Howard Irene Krygier Gloria Lapworth Charlene Manney Many activities are required of an ATD pledge. This year one of them was a visitation to Phi Beta Pi frat to sing to the members there, paint their basement floor, and help clean their house. ET Cheryl Minckler Marie Morrison Wilma Pope Marie Reitz Billie Seger Elizabeth Stover Dorothy Waltie Joyce Westby R.N. 's continuing Study for BS and! or MS degrees compose the membership of Elnora Thomson Association. President Glenna Ehrlich holds bimonthly meetings and direcw activities, such as a luncheon in early March for the staff and faculty, Facing their issues at a lunch meeting are L-R jean Baer, Evelyn Schindler, Dorothy Gustafson, and Veda DeColon. DE. T CO NCIL Officers: President: Dave Metcalf Vice-President: Mary Beth Taylor Secretary: Patsy McRoberts Treasurer: Becky Ollila Advisors: Marcella Cate Bea Berry Advisor Bea Berry, Qcenterj consults with Dave Metcalf and Becky Ollila. Under the leadership of the Student Nurses' Association officers, the student cotuicil became involved in many phases of campus life. The council is composed of executive officers, class presidents and SNO representatives, annual secretary, and standing committee chairman. The various committees: Social Program, Student Activities Building, Public Relations, and Ways and Means, spearheaded activities on campus. The council began the year by forming a committee, headed by Sandy Ellis, on a pass- fail system for the sophomores. Computerized grade cards became a reality summer term, 1969, through the efforts of Bill McCraw Another council project was investigating the feasibility of a card-key system for WRI-I. The first edition of UOSN Student News was published in February under the editorship of Sheri A Thalman and Susan Blantan. Hopefully this will be an ongoing project. Mary Beth Taylor hurriedly takes notes at a council meeting. Patsy McRoberts listens attentively during a 26 Sally Weare with the help of Karen Gordon Qnot pict council meeting. uredj initiated action for a card-key system at WRH. ff we ,' SEZL5- - ,....- 1 . Ima - - 1,4 ', 9.5.1 .W S PM , 4.4.- ASX Student revised COUSUU, s Student or Seated L-R Judy Davis, Jean Lobingier, Dolly Verrue, Becky Ollila, and Mary Beth Taylor. Standing L-R Gail lzutsu, Karen I-vy, Judy Free, Melody Schwartz, jean Carlson, and Judy Fischer. Sheri Thalman and Sue Blanton look up as they plan a format for the U.O.S.N. newspaper. Don.naDalton, chairman of Student Activities Build- ing, looks on as jean Lobingier, Publicity Chairman, f ,JZ jf 7 , ,X makes a poster. As Winter term came to an end, the constitution committee presented a draft of the revised constitution incorporating a student senate. The council debated the pro's and con's of the revised constitution with much fervor. The final draft of the constitution was presented to the students for ratification in March. The elected officers ended the terms of office with a student association picnic at the end of the winter term 1970. Dolly Verrue's face expresses satisfaction 27 over a fund raising idea. HAPPENI NGS In addition to classroom and ward duties, students allow time for fun and relaxation in another face of nursing. 'Throughout the year various activities are planned to unify the separate groups on the hill. One recreation area open to all is the student activities building. Right: Donna Dalton is absorbed in a tense ping pong game. Below: Fifth floor students in the Women'S ReSiCle11C6 trick or treat their dorm neighbors at a Halloween party. ' aa. 'Q 1 1'- 1-S J I, 4 A. X' f , I iw f -- xx 4 1,.k.i.,4,-L. Lf- E .S Medical students plan fraternity functions during the year to break the ice . Above left: Paul Wilson, MSU, gives nursing student, joy Aho a refill. Above: Nursing students fraternize with med students in a bird's eye view of the dance. 28 N Q ,fn 'g . Suse- 1 mm 1' soph0 ' A pw- al , I 6 ..- I 6 rs, I Vu V1 af- 'b ffl G WN ,, X any fw.,,,,,,, . A Above: joy Blankenship tries on Big Sis's cap for size Susan Drake: Sanqy' JQhnSO1'fv Pat Reed and Left: Dunkin' donuts at Big -Little Sis Party are Judy Irene Wall enhertam llttle Slstefs at the Cap Davis, Cindy Regele, Beth Baynes, and Terri Nice. Folding Party .in order to aoqualnt the Below: Carole Helm prepares for a spring sun bath. sophomores with upper classmen. Z 4 141 has f if passing party. 29 Marilee Stein claims her engagement ring at candle- RE IDENCE Mrs. Hawson Residence Director M'-1 W Fifi' X fini Judy Davis, Chris Everest, Joy Aho, and Judi Fischer are giving the books a rest. Mis. Grady, I-Iousem other Mrs. Nelson, I-Iousemother Judi Fischer Rest In fu 5, Donna Dalton Peace an I cc f, ry , , I ,-,af X ffm J , A ' M 2fv,f,,r,fw ' .A 7 my ' ff, , f , i , fs ,gs ' fha ,, .:.. Q J Agia! ' Q -'4 f I f1WiWiZ49'f-f LIVING Mrs Iasprica I-Iousemother New faces contemplate the future l,aN1ta Tidwell jane I-Iedemark, Colleen Landrum. Mrs' Johnson' Housemothef Becky Kribs, Patsy Berns, Peggy Remington are exercising faces, not minds. Miss Rodgers, I-Iousemother 9 4' 7 27 , G Y: 2 1 4 2 f ' . l , W ni v - . . 1 Barb Lenfesty, Pam Wagner go back to the grind after a refreshing weekend. 31 'i'5 '7 4QL: f f fade r -4.7 'af' '..I - .zi.--:-.,.,e-.aa -' .L1.4S--M21-51-Ffh-P14-1f'7f4: ' ' TUDE T BODY 4' f 4 A :V -f V+- 'H' :' v'fs.:y:-1, , 4 1. , xv f 71 , ,- , rc, ' ,- V-if ' mfg, ' S -' ffixgggvf Nfl, :qi KMA Nav WX, 4, ' 1-1. x,j,,., 'N 2 rw, V4-Q f, fy, ,.:f - . '-'-- - 'f -5 Veg, f, Muff M .Z , f '. - g' , 4. V' 9 .i. - 'W-' . . . y , 4 'V ' .... . - V' VV ,V f A 'P M, -V... .,,, ... 1.4. QV ' 1 ' :W Q 1 - '- in VL, u I, , , K ,V ,ZW W, M , ,gb a 0 7 V' 4 , V g V - ff, V ' .' ' L,,g,'.-' 4 . . 1-X fy - f 'W V 1-ara?-w , X 2 Q f' QQ , , -2 A , ,krgfpls 7 , , . ,Wu M . .V :jpg K. 2 f fx f 'AV Vg J' , ,, A, .. , ., A 3 .k , ., mf Q ni ., Q: 'N .1- M. . '-va ,. . V. 'p 'F'-S1515 f.:..- L, , . 9- s , .-, , .. .. 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After fall term with Ward conferences seminars, and classes, they began patient care on Medical-Surgical wards for the remainder of the year. ,.,,...,,... Patricia Allen Brother James Bartos T I tl J' Q ,I i . - 116.1 A Barbara Bahr Dorthy Basile ' 4 , V A , as 2 4 1 ,,, , n 5 Y F i f, Q e V y, Q 6 Q -' 1 i f f f , ' '- - y , K 5 ' 5 John Barfield Linda Barley Beth Baynes Kathy Be Qty F fa it 'K-2 I F E f . Q, 9. ' my f M ,I Nancy Beckers Patricia Bems NQUCY Binder Susann Bishop ' W'W'7' ff ' ' M77 , I f 4 'f - 'eff' by f.-u f .,,. 1 A-' aww ' H ,I mf ffl iff? W , f 1 ,X . X K NXDQ Q N.- joy Blankinship Mary Lou Boudreau Carol Braden Janis Brgich is 3,1 .wa ffl. Valerie Brown Ruthanne Capon Kathy Choi C101-ia Colvin Kathleen Comer Bonnie Deahl Gail DiFabio Kaye Divish K Y . ,. 44. 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William Spooner Cherri Hochstetler Diane Holdorf Tina Holmes Suzuko Hori Denise Hudson Cynthia Hughes Rita Hulbert Catherine ISO11 Christine Jensen Karen johnson Patsy Berns and Kathy Eidson enjoy the summer sunshine. Mary' IOhnSOn gli fxifj ll If' 9 Shirley johnson Rebecca jones ffx If Cody Kittle Colleen Knight Judy Lakey Colleen Landrum ...aff ,Q if. N,,..., la, W Lx f T' , ' '1, L i Nancy Kalvelale , , A Rebecca Kribs Sheila Lawlor ,J Marcine Kammayer f Z , .T . , ,ry Dorothy Kyseth Karen Lewis Vivian M210 A1 ChU-T Margaret Mac Dowell Ludie Mac Gregor Marilyn Marcy Deborah Mason Mary McBride janet McFadden Patricia Melum a ' 'jug 'rj'-M, wi, I f , ,' f . 'fi gf .fgykfoi QA ' ' c- fi rx, 7 f, Ziff WM 0 , X W I , M M M f ff zwwyi I f Y f y ,Www 0. ,, 41 ff f f f f ff X , mf .. , frfrf, Q 4, . ,, , f if if A ,,i7,,i! ,WW .kj ff ff I W K V4 f , Xfzf Zh f 9 fin!-WM , ,, X ' 0 fi' , Q in fn , , 7 if I , We-L 7, ,J 2 X f ,, f naw-f 2 ,VV 4 UW X4 aff, -f X, I 5, ,, M :!k,,f-.9y5 7 f 5 X 'X Q MV! M 2 Q f 7 , 'f W5-'V-iW734L f Diana Myers Laurie Nestelle Kathryn Norris Karen Parker Linda Peterson Carolyn Petrie Terrie Presler Claire Reed 1. 1--3 A f 11-3-4-1 -1. 1.,..nV4-vm rr-uf:-:fn-,::m:fa-.-.:x:.c.an-s-:.x.fz1-vc-5.:-:a-:v41-1-: Ls.--.Law . Y.. .,...w.....L......-...1-...A ..- . 'lx Peggy Remington C arolyn Rhodes ,.N!,f,a:15gg:,.' .N VV , 5: . my Q 6.2. 2, i, I H .. . I ' t . Q- .M 4 , ,. ,,,. . f , -. ' Wlzffgy x Gary Richardson Cheri Roberts 'ig1f3Q535i?,1j, fi V. ' f' J ' f X NW Johanna Roos Martha Roslak Gb-A 14 X, r if ' ff' f 9 Mary Schemm Winetta Scherff Diane Schuetze Twila Schumacher X J 3 ff' Reatha Ryan Ruth Sandil ands Janice Schink Lucinda Schnitter Am Sim011S0U Marilee Stein 'if 1 X r . 'J 4 X ,,.f 4 t A if f,,, r ,, Q. , , fi Margaret Swanson LaN1ta Tidwell Sally Tyrrell Diane VanWinkle Dennice Westhusing Jeanette Westmafk Donna Yinger Marjorie Yost Carol Travis Patricia Vernier Sandra Wiese NOT PICTURED: Marilee Dea janet Ebert Paul Forbes Lynn Hansard Judith Horning jean Hoyt Muriel Hoyt joan Hudson Barbara Nelson Patricia White Patricia Will Terri York Evelyn Turner jane Weber Julianne Williams Kaye and Donna are having a -in the dorm? - , , At?-f - qny,,3?pQz-, .:t1nHt914: ' - -AA:-f-'.,.a..-....1-a-..e,mm, ..- .. OR The junior class always seemed to have activities going and preparations for further events. Spring quarter was high lighted with a picnic at Blue Lake Park. Coming back in the fall the sophomores were introduced to their big sisters at a get together at the Womens Residence Hall. While names were connected with the faces, donuts and punch were devoured in large quantities. In October the juniors also sponsored a capping party three days prior to the formal capping ceremony. Here both big and little sister tackled the job of folding the caps, Several activities were carried out to raise money for the main event of the year, the junior Senior Banquet. These activities included a snow raffle fguessing the date of the first snow fallj which was won by Susan Albin, a spaghetti dinner and a hamburger feed. Planning these things were always a challenge since the junior class is split into thirds and rarely sees the other two thirds. Obstacles were overcome and class unity and enthusiasm was maintained. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L-R SNO Representative: Irene Wall, Secretary: Barbara Lenfesty, Treasurer: Sandy johnson, Class Representative: Sally Weare, and Vice President: jean Lobingier. President: Mike Beaty not pictured, xfxlk SUSHI1 Ad9-ITIS Pamela Adkisson 'lr-1' X sl JN' 1' F Malinda Anderson rye Linda Arnett LXX Kathleen Aho Susan Ajbm fffff v'Xg , jf' Susan Ball Candice Barnick ,f 1 l ' V... I Y xx X- T '7 , If M y , , , ll 7 V 37 in i W 'ki 5 V 'H . . x..r- .rrr. .. -..., .. , . , ,r . , , I. . , .A f ViW,y,,, 7, ,,,y5,,.!W,:,.04,, R. f we . ' K f ,f l 1 , -1 'ying' X 1 L, WV, Z , ' I - . at Q .,.. 'rv , -ff , 1 A I -:af 5 C , , s 1, ,I 5, , j S Pg W . ' I 'ff I, Q , g 5 1 , , ,Q 51, E V V ,, ,ff , - is 'PS . ' ' ' ' ,fy 2 , H ' , fx ' , W ? ti '? I I N fda f Zi ' u . . Mike Beaty Virginia Benz Susan Blanton jenice Boschee Carol Coates Colleen Combes Kathleen Bleid Karen Cooper Julia Coughlin Donna Dalton Diane D2I'1'0W Diane v . wk-Wm --- - 1' if 'ff ff! 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V--' - 1'?3':J'f P'L'f ' ' 1 ' Patricia Eich Karen Elliott Sandra Ellis Christine Everest Sharon Free Bonnie Grafft ,msg as jill Ferguson Judith Fischer W 24 I f ffm , ff 1, o W Z f ff 425,86 Donna Sewell, Bev Snider, Sue Ries and Ienice Boschee feed their faces at the student body picmc 5 LM I Q , I 5 ' is L u . , - NN Gayla Grier Kay I-Iayford Leigh I-Ienshaw Rose I-Iewson 'B Phyllis I-Iimm el Gail Izutsu Charlene I-Ie gdahl Carole I-Iehn Alberta Hill Nancy Hilles Mary I-Iolzgang l Karen Ivy Glenda Jackman Susan jarrell --. . -.. Z-.-.-s-.GifgL.,,3,.,g-05:5-Q-E V: , -4 Arthur jenkins Mary jimmerson As Char I-Iegdahl should know, You mlght as well fal flat on your face as lean over too far backward james Thurber Katherin johnson Kay Jghnggn Peggy Johnson Sandra Johnson Cynthia Kari Lizzie Kelly Joann Krance julie Langlow Annabelle Lee Barbara Lenfesty L1nda Lethle an Sen L1n je an Lobingl er Muffie Mackey W f , H X X 1 5 ? W 1 'Y , ff , . Chris McCartney Monica McGuire Mary Moffenbier Rosanne McCornack Jacque McMillan Nancy Morgan 5 'di Bill Mc Craw Robin McDonald i 'ii X x ff ,x ' MVA Kay Metcalf Anne Mishler Theresa Nice Anne Osheroff 4,gLl,4L,?.cQ:L,..+QiL:..,.5,,g.a.z1:.s4.z,ae:.f.:5-::.x,,,4-r ' '- -ff' Kay Parker Suzan Patterson Leslie Pratt Marilyn Prosch 5 i 3 Y' ' -s -1- -'A-Q --'- --4--Lv-1-.11-,Q-1u:p.mn:e.::av-r.:-.11.u-.em:iw.4u-5-f-:4u-:-a:.wnu-i+a+K., L1...,.gm uf.. .,.. ., ,...va,,...-......w.. ,wvxvfy-a. I , H A f w I W f N , . Margo Rall Patricia Reed Cynthia Regele Sue Ellen Ries , Q I ! I E y I l S l V af' I I Sheri Thalman, Kay I-layford, and joy Aho divide up a Pizza at a local Pizza parlor. l N '1- Lgqfm ,.-.3,3i v,:.-'54,gg5,.L.5.3 QJgigggggzg,-gQ56.?-g3gig1,5:Ns114g:3:f3-111',.1-1414135351::5aif'.f3332-5 fgfi-zgiliig-fET2:.'1:if.:5.5jiv'ffj-E13'LT-'iq i -5-:- 1 '- 3' ' az 5 A r '- - .. . -.-,......, .,-..f.1.-3f....-Q.1.,.X.:,..,....x-fr.f.-.vm-fnvem-. .-.-- -1-.x,v--1.7-ZL:.!.:v2,L3'.-:AQWWBL-FZ:13Fi,5JC-T, -1-.1-:gg-.5 n,.,N,:J:.1,,:,-,-.g.f,Q- SgQQ1,,i-ETHJ'-E-A 5.3 w,-5:-gi,::3.L .kllf-,Qifil 5-Q 'jg-A ', E-f, ,,-Qjf bf ,' ,, Sharon Rob ms on Rhonda Sahlstrom janet Sche ohtel Donna Sewell Sally Shlsler Mary Slndllnger junlor class pres , M1ke Beaty goes back for seconds at the spaghetti d1nner held in Feb- ruary Dessert 1S 1n order to top off the d1nner as Sandy Ell1S recewes her cho1ce from Pam Wagner Beverly Sn1der Stephanle Stangel A Teresa Stone MQW Beth THY10f Susan Tenhaeff Sheryl Thalman ff, ff if A 7 3:-:ic 3 i,.'f4j2 i iyy f M fA' 1 V z. f f i I AlA' I f Pamela Thomas w of I :I If 16 it gi: Ay!! if Terri Tibbut , W f 'f iff f 'MMS X if!! 1 4? 1 f f f f 1 4 I, ff I Qfjf f f If , WJZ? ' ff y I J, , f we i ff ' K 1 i 5 VJMZ, 1 E wi, f f f 79 , , fy f f f 4 4 , , gf ,rr VM ' ' . A Mx X Q Z t I f gW I' I 1 ,f W ,f ,rf , fa f f 1 , fa ,f X W? 7 f f 'ff 4 ,f f X f 1 4 f I V f 7 ,ff f 'S , f ' y Q! ff X 1 if I V 7 f 1 1 H2 X 5 1? f f 1 Af? ff f Q Z M f' X fl ,f f, ,KW A f f f f fi . I , ,ff ff zfy f ff! wwf! X f f X if f I O f f I 4,7 i I X f 4 X I V Diana Wales and Kathy Bleid enjoy the sunshine as they tall-c about classes and I am seeking only to face Without soft concealments. . . . Woodrow Wilson 1 ..,. f f f I W i 9 ,A f Pamela Wagner Iona Walker other activities. realities and to face them il Diana Wales Irene Wall Marilyn Tyo Dolly Verrue 1 I 4 I Which one is Jean Lobingier? 4 INR and xg, flv 4 4 I Patty wauoch i Sally Weare Ellen Weeks Ellen White .,,. 1 ...VV wig f W Dee Whitford Linda Witzig Margaret Wysong IoEllen Zaklan NOT PICTURED: Shirley Dorman Sandra Lundeberg David Metcalfe Katherine Wilson MM yx-fQfQv Y' .Ji tl.-K Qv in ff 'izstesvi Q -44 X 7X Q X .. X , tufts' f ,s X -f, Hffff - ffffff. if Q-mi f jf nga J' ff 2, ' 1' J M flgffff lf!! ' if rn, , 'HJ' gg' if 2, V'fwG'X NN W? f. '5W' .ff'! 1 Q-'UQ 'off f 1 wr ffwwmfMa.w2My2' ...nn Virginia Cory joins students Gail Izutsu, Susan Albin, Ann Osheroff and Zaneta Eash at a class picnic Spring quarter of 1969. Mary Beth Taylor and Paula Simmons frightj try their talents at carving faces in pumpkins. 51 This year seniors have been involved with several activities. Phyllis Harding was pro- claimed queen of Un Soir en Paris . Other senior princesses were jean Carlson, Naomi Fish, and Patsy McRobert. Airtel was the place chosen for both the junior-Senior Banquet and their brunch before Graudation. After a year of public health, psychiatric, and senior nursing, seniors plan and look forward to graduation. Graduation is the last formal ceremony in our school. Upon its completion and then passing State Board Exams july 8-9, this class will be ready to enter the prgfessigngl field Qf nursing, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS! L-R Secretary: D3.WI'l COI'1'1Well, Vice President: Sharon Pigg, Treasurer: joan Urbanski, President: Melody Schwartz, Student Body Representative: Christine Clausen, SNO Representative: jean Carlson Susan Adcock Karla Andrews Rebecca Ashton Portland, Oregon LaGrande, Oregon Portland, Oregon Laura Barr lUdY Bartlett Nancy Bigler Eugene, Oregon Bend, Oregon Roseburg, QI-egon Sandra Brandt Patrica Briggs Margaret Callahan Dallas, Oregon Cove, Oregon Portland, Oregon gif .fix Margaret Canady jean Carlson Jndy Carlson Portland, Oregon Lewiston, Idaho Astoria, Oregon Cheryl Carrier Christine Clausen Dawn Cornwell Portland, Oregon Eugene, OI'GgO11 joseph, Oregon i Mary Dawes Sandra Dixon Julie Eckefm-in Portland, Oregon La Center, Washington PO1'1I131'ld, 0198011 It is the common Wonder of all men, how so many millions of faces there should be none alike. . . . Sir Thomas Browne Mary Enright Larry Ferguson S ' 'ld O pringtfie , regon Portland, Oregon Sharon Figg Carolyn Fischer F ia Forsst rom Burns, Oregon FOTVHUIS, OTCSO11 Eugene, Oregon Jeanette Gavin Jacqueline Gedrose Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon joan I-Iainline Phyllis Harding Boring, Oregon Seattle, Washington Faye I-leringer Linda I-lockett McMinnville, Oregon Wasco, Oregon v-,rw-f Carol I-lackensohmidt C orvallis, Ore gon Martha I-laylor North Bend, Oregon Scherlie Hoover Eugene, Oregon C 1 I-1 bb d Carolyn Kendrick Karen Knaub Cllaifl-iam12?L1s agregon Oregon CRY: Oregon Portland' Oreggn 7 Constance Leben Marcia Leslie Teresa Leslie Portland, Oregon Portland Oregon Salem, Oregon Karen Longanecker Portland, Ore gon . .,., P .A ,,, , ,XxM....A,.M.. . iq: . Senior Sue Smith Crightj signs a pledge book for Margo Rall at a fall picnic. janet Lyon Patricia Mayo Portland, Oregon Riley, Oregon Margaret McCallum Juliane McKim Eugene, Oregon Baker, Oregon Patsy MCRObeIft Maureen McVicker Aloha, oregon Tis-ard, Oregon Sue Adcock beams as she opens presents at her wedding shower Spring '69. wdw, X, r Ruth McLaughlin junction City, Oregon Barb ara Mills Gresham, Oregon , l- ,,. .,,, . ma. W m11m:,,,,....,.,,,,.w..L...1A. .. .1 .. 1.1-In-rf-,. an.. I think, said Mr. Dooley, That if th' Christyan Scientists had-some science an' the doctors more Christianity, it Wudden't make anny difference which ye called in--if yeehad a good nurse. . . . Finley Dunne f Mr. Dooley j Sandra Mitchell S116 Mortvedt P01-1319.1-ld, O1-eggn Portland, Oregon Paula Murdza Linda Nord Rebecca Ollila Portland, Oregon Florence, Oregon Clatskanie, Oregon H MQW, Marilyn Olson Meredith Oxford Dlayma Plckett Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Salem, Oregon .' W K' f f Y uf' 1 f Suzanne Ray Melody Schwartz P01't19-Hd, OTGQOTI junction City, Oregon Paula Simmons Susan Smith Silverton, Oregon PO1'1212L11d, 0123011 Cheryl Waterman grabs a bite to Martha Stegen eat before class. I-Iubbard, Oregon Maude Scofield junction City, Oregon Cheryl Spees Corvallis, Oregon Wendy Stephenson Seattle, Washington .JJ ,,,.. -.,,.f.- 1.-....-n-:z-f:-m:-,-1-qnu-.:f..1v - - fr-an-:aapg11k.m, :frn.e-L+ -.Lil-U4L 'O'-4 -' 11 Sue Stoker Catherine Tays Mary Thomas Soda Springs, Idaho Dalles, Oregon Bend, Oregon Dianne Thwing Doris Topp Cassandra Tuft Eugene, Oregon Eugene, Oregon Portland, Oregon lux KK Joan Urbansl-11 Nancy Vlastellca Karen Walnda Hlllsboro, Oregon Olympla, Washlngton Vglcang, Hawan W .L , , ' ,mf . . . . . . . . Ruth Walker Cheryl Waterman Klamath Falls, Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Do you fear the force of the wind, The slash of the rain, Go face them and fight them, Be savage again. . . Hamlin Garland Ingrid Wehrle Coos Bay, Oregon Carol Allen R. N. Barham Faris R'N' V11 neo: I ver, Wg: ul 1 i 11551011 Portland, 01053011 NO T PIC TURED: Norma Barene Sally Cormack Jeri Eisenman Beatrice Featherston Naomi Fish Marilynne Fisher Eileen Friesz Terri Griffin Ruth Konopatzke Sharon Kowal Sandra Lumley Linda Manous Carol McCallig Sherry Neiger Pamela Norman jennifer Pangle Susie Pederson Margaret Snively Mary Sparks William Van Artsdahlen Susan Winegar Judy Wick La Grande, Oregon NOT PIC TURED: Martha Donahue, R N Deanne Falby, R. N Colleen Gleason, R N Rosalee McGuire, R N Dorthy Sells, R.N. These facing pages are dedicated to the senior class to help enhance their memories of UOSN X 1. M M 4 4 'fri . , li d ff J c vs .. A If -Fw r x 1 4? S, ,ji REGISTERED NURSES: ACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE ' C Y . ' 2 s S , A jean Baer Glenna Ehrlich Kathryn HOW2l1'Cl Gloria Lapworth AJ f i , fzit Charlene Manny Marie Morrison Elizabeth Stover Joyce Wesby NOT PICTURED: Registered nurses often go back D - to school to receive their Bachelor P332 lgififsrd gif? iiigiikler of Science Degrees. This enables Martha Church Cathrgrine M on them to update their practice in Gene Cmmpton Elaine on yt nursmg Rachel Hayes Florence Rhea Dolores Keck 64 ASTER GF SCIENCE DECREE Steve Goldstein Assistant Professor of Medical Psychology These faces of Maxine Patrick and Steve Goldstein are frequently seen among the master students. Within their doctoral preparation they teach graduate students and guide various research projects. Degree Candidates 1970 In Pmgfam 1969-70 Elizabeth Baldwin Ethlyn Fromme Emma Malter Maxine Roberts Arleen Sergeant fix 0 Alice McDonald 65 Maxine Patrick Professor of Medical-Surgical Nurs ing, Graduate Program NOT PIC TURED: Shirley Arndt jean Bates Virginia Bertram Connie Bramen Virginia Bund Katherine Chavigny Alice Dahlen Veda DeColon Dorothy Gustafson Bonnie Hartley Irene Krygier jacquelyn Ling Annette Lofftus Zelotta Mendelson Lambertina Moore Joanne Munroe Wihna Pope Marie Reitz Phyllis Robinson Billie Seger Dorothy Sells Dorothy Waltie xn.. . Mfg, W, WW , jean E. Boyle, MN, Director, School of Nurs ing, Professor Miss Boyle and Judy Davis are familar faces laughing during the Spring '69 Stripping Tea at WRI-I. THEE T BLI HME EVe1Yf'1 Shattuck: MSN Bernice Drwig, MA Lucile Gregerson, M.ED, Associate Professor Assooiato Professor Associate professor of Nursing of Nursing of Nursing Evelyn Schindler, MA Associate Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing , W-5 Guhli J. Olson, MS Associate Professor of Nursing MIC' XID 1, Da ' pit. D RCE-Q1 Jr. lf' .,, s Dear, ji-Q Cow- 'S--. ..,. Educatx- feSSOf Qi' V - 1 I . .ANN Ja., .Ni .L TRN.. .xg L. .QQ in ' HOL, .ow i, L13, -s Ro'y'E Lieuallen, Ed D Chancellor Oregon State System of Higher Education M. Roberts Grover Ir. MD, Associate Dean, Director of Continuing Medical Education, Pro- fessor of Medicine ' 'iff wed, Q Michael D. Baird MD, Medical lJli'f.ZC1iOJ4 and Ad- i'f1lHi.fil.l'7J.l.0I' old I lor:- pitals :mfl Clinics, ProI'e',',or of Medi- Cine cine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,..,M, . ,.., . M... .sr N,-,..4s'SW5,,'fW,.,..f1,, William A. Zimmerman BS, Associate Dean for Business Affairs, Professor Charles N. Holman, MD, Dean, Professor of Medi- J. J. Adams, BA, Assist- ant De an, Professor Richard L. Sleeter, MD Assistant Dean, Director Crippled Children's Divi sion, Professor of Pedi atrics fag? Agnar A. Straum- Caroline Margaret E. g fjord, MD, Dir- Pommarane, BS, Hughes, BS, L1- ector, Student Registrar, Asso- brarian, Pro- Health Service, ciate Professor fessor Associate Pro- ifefzrzor of Psychi- :i.l,ry 69 Wilson S . Dockery, BS, Student Acti- vities Director, Assistant Profcs sor -.-..,4.-..... aan ,,,,-A- ,:,T,.,,.-- - L.-Q 1- .vin ,TCL J. 4,, ,L1A. TEACHING ' Helen Krieg, BS, Director of Nursing, University State Tuberculosis Hos- pital M , I Lee Killam, MS, Clin- ical Associate Professor of Nursing, Medical School Hospital - Dorothy Prinzing, MA, RPT, Clinical Instructor in Nursing, Crippled Children's Division Gale Rankin, BS, Clinical Assistant, Professor of Nursing, Multnomah Hospital 1 Nz. sa Ruby Nagler, BA, Clini- cal Instructor in Nursing, ,,,,,, A ,Q , . ffm , :yay yy fr Veteran' s Hospital Patricia Hunsaker, BS, a Clinical Instructor in si A NU-P31383 Out Patient Clinic Q 9 X 1 f 70 Doris lU??i,,' Mafema. 'ff Refgrdatwi H' Z ff ' ff S ...ig HOPE Runner 1ca1 Axim, Visiting M, IV ,1 551 im. ,.. To enrich their training experiences, the nursing students rotate through Various hospitals in the area. With the co-opera- tion of the clinical teaching units on and off campus, represented by these faces, the rotations offer a Wide range of learning situations. Doris Julian, MS, assistant Professor, Maternal Child Health, Mental Retardation Center My Ruby Bartlettiabovej, RN, Clin- ical Instructor in Psychiatric Nursing, Oregon State Hospital, Salem QRetiredj Emma Nicholls, BS, Clinical Nursing Instructor in Physicians and Surgeons Hospital N R ! ............A Hope Runnels QBelowj, MS, Clin- ical Assistant Professor of Nursing, Visiting Nurse Association gi Ruth Peffley Qabovej, MPH, Clin ical Instructor in Public I-lealth Nursing, State Board of Health Ruth Wiens Qbelowj, MS, Clin- ical Assistant Professor of Nursing, Saint Vincent Hospital 71 r , f W ff. - '42 , ' ER Dr. Rose Mary Bocek Dr. Kaye E. Fox Dr. Ernest A. Meyer Biochemistry Pharmacology Microbiology Ur Y AS C SCIENCE FACULTY Mr. Patrick Reynolds Anatomy-Physiology '- l X 3 of N QQVQIODQ,-nj mg of them .1 3.b0uI ' . paflthfqtjlwtl' Dr. Albert Siebert - rl Psychology N Paul Forbes Gail Difabio and Martha Ro 1 14 t 14 a summer clay to discuss a, test. S a a e advantage of h 72 l , l Cindy Schnitter Judy Lakey and Paula Schneider try to keep from being drenched after a semmar PSYCHO SGCIA DYN IC In ll M t W' OF RSI NG E Q tm X Charlotte Markel Barbara Ryne rson PCTUS THYIOI' Seminar--- The Think Tank? As students look into the many faces of nursing, the development of an understand- ing of behavioral concepts helps them make valid assessments about themselves and their patients in providing total care. 73 EDI CAL- RCI CAL ,X A V, ,iliafw Sharon Hirako takes the bird respirator for her patient. R ING Wg' i hc ' M ,- r li 1 f ff During the fall term sophomore students are exposed to an overview of nursing which becomes more detail ed in the following terms preparing them for more specializing in the junior year. Initially, students are presented with the nursing principles and theory in lectures followed by the application of basic nursing skills in the labs and clinical areas. The class is centered around the nursing process and Maslow' s heirarchy, reporting and recording in nursing care plans, and observing factors influencing health and disease. Students observe the nursing team and various paramedical departments, differentiate between professional and technical nursing as well as study medications and their effects. Assisting in the psychological and physical preparation of surgery l patients is introduced. Excitment and surprise is revealed on the faces of these sophomores while practicing bedside manner. Norma Aldrich Naomi Ballard -T -' -. In X 74 ' F' Johanna Roos is seen preparing medications for her patients. Marcella Cate Virginia Cory Joyce Colling Marilyn Franklin lf Penelope I-Ioodenpyle A few minutes before class is spent ill V9.I'iO1lS W 2.873 Q u'W 75 Je an Kimmel Leftg jan Westmark learns how to brush her teeth. Below: Sharon I-lirako and Cody Kittle take a blood press ure as the patient looks on in concern. Below: Twila Schumacher prac- tices on Patsy Berns in lab under the guidance of Naomi Fish. Alexandria Mahom et ffwf 76 Donna Schantz rw u 5 f 1 Donn into a Hel Mary Pat Sullivan Donna Yinger, Kathy Eidson, 8 Paul Forbes make the face of the patient break into a smile. Helen Wolff my Kathy Choi carefully cleans a thermometer. 5 Q41 '7 f f ML, I f .- f:1if. f.. 4 4 1, f, A. Q . 42 Helen Sincl air Carlene Selvage law V f ' ADVANCED MEDICAL A URGICAL URSING Z W 'W Z ff ,f , ,, f 7 Dr. Michel fabovej Mary Blake Barbara Gaines ing some charts. jo Zaklan, Terry Stone, Roberta Fosterman and Anne Osheroff llsten to Peggy Johnson discuss her day. W1nn1fred Tyler turns around before read- Peg lean 1 BUYER the or 4- A and F Falla: lsk DTM Aa fs. P3563 r, 0150 'vw prelkg-., Of '1 W W F -Nuo M QD-X., Lglt N Peg Wysong gets the word from a patient. Jean Lobingier fleftj and Donna Dalton entertain some patients on Halloween at the TB Hospital. 'Nursing students in advanced medical and surgical nursing face the care of adult patients requiring surgical intervention. Scrubbing in and surgery experience is encountered this term. Also during this rotation, the nursing needs of long term patients are met at the University State Tuberculosis Hospital. Emphasis on the use of community resources to facilitate prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of illness challenges many students. 1 QW be ed' stan ' . . . fm .-I 2 Vila.. . as r. M V yQ S ilxifwir an K n V A - In N, . wp wf w. X. f ,V N, X WMM . I an e .4 , v 971 - .,, f Q 1 Candy Barnick and Sandy Brandt use good body mechanics to help this patient. Mary Blake has got a hold of things in the pool room at the TB Hospital Georgann Chase Karen Cooper pre- pares for de live ry. ,Q .,.rr , ,,.,,,,.,,,, ,M ,. as My-.wff t V. :A 52 FQ Q X , f ,Q we 'H' ,M uv- s A441 4 t ,sp ' V' 7 7 ff WK W QL' 7 I , . ,. .aff Q gf- .s X l . , Qg.'..5,.,s.. -4, V Y - filthy fn -J , , VA, gg -D .vgzs Q . . V1 V f ' is W- 'K 7' f , ,..- M .ZH twat ., pf f W -, .. f W x - ,,5, W .wx wgfgf 1 65, ,sg .J .. , 9- Marie J .h , f . 2 A , if ,, N. - fb. ,. g., 1' 1 , swf? f . as V ,gzggx A Duncan I X57 r 0 A J rr ' PZP, - i f l fm P .rr, ff f- is L5 . ' fy gy -,J' Y Q t :,, ' p','. , M gs. at . :-. , ' V 1'Q' ' 'f-.-,gd .,,f,,f,.. 0 f ---. ,-----,. , A v,.k rss.. -3 L I Q2 . frrb. ,, ',pr '1 2 f it I . Mslnlfvf w W. Qfa: , Jennifer Pangle and Marie Duncan relax after a full day. 1 M arlys Raynes OB STETRI CS tv Multnomah Hospital Where the student is provided with the oppor- tunity to follow her mother from antepartum through delivery to the postpartum and postnatal care. Students also visit a private doc- tor's office, assist in Outpatient Clinic, and have various teaching experiences such as contraception, baby care, or diet. 80 F The new face in obstetrics is a rotation at Saint Vincent or re- Rosanne MoCornack demonstrates bath- ing technique. This is a favorite time for E1lenWeeks, Kay Parker, and their new friends. Ellen Weeks finds feeding time rewarding. N.. Bernice jones Jennifer Pangle looks on as a Rosaria princess greets the children on their own level. Nancy Hilles finds that playtime can be a time of learning and exploration. Junior students find themselves among tiny faces, Work ing inpeds studying neonatal through school-age children. The students learn new aspects of interviewing small pa- tients and parents. The S.N. comes in contact with healthy and sick children at Outpatient clinic. At Doernbecher, these students give individualized care to which children readily respond. ix a ,X 82 ll ml! Bonnie Brekke Mmm Re lma Houston Denms jenkms Qabovej and P9.tt1 Walloch Qbelowj excel 111 what the peds pauents need most T L C N JS 4 4 mv- xy yi ' wg' Nw f k SX gf Xv 'Qv L EX 5 by 4 do gy? .Ai w Q-Q4 !, XL? 'ijwi W 9, A J A 214 I www Q My X, :Now my ix 4 , 4 f X. New 6-. 4 154 if Q w X. Doris Schindler PSYCHIATRIC R INC The faces of seniors in Psychiatric rotation may be seen in Multnomah crisis unit, 5A Medical School, Psychiatric Consultation Service P hi ' , syc atric Outpatient Clinic, or the State hospital in Salem In all areas, behavior patterns and communication techniques are stressed. Behavior is an expression of personality. Actually behavior of the maladjusted person does not differ in kind from that of a so- called normal er l ' p son. t differs only in degree.' . . .E. Beck Beatrice Berry A R Karen Knaub, Richard Lebaugh listen to Larry Ferguson. A f- K9 ' as gn If 6 Sandy Brandt and Pam Norman stop for a bite to e MVSWS !fSW,SWr Q A S fx? .5-naw 9.13. Za 'V Sak Q V Judy Wick takes a minute out to think. 7 85 WMM fw Karen Knaub and Dr. Hale Henson enjoy a coffee break. Letha Lierman and Larry Ferguson take out frus- trations. ,f WW! V, V Public Health group discusses the social as well as medical problems of patients. Nancy Vlastelica prepares her bag before departure. PUBLIC HE LTH URSI NC 1 f fyf,g ,zzff , 2 f ,4 17' Vw, ' ' Eff 1 , , , 5- ' ' in i Dorothy Johnson Helen Steyaert With a face of wonder Meredith Oxford app- roaches her destination. K , sf! A .31 P 33 it if ff O SW 1' F' E- UZ, Th Sue Ray draws some med- ication in caring for a patient at home. l inci les and skills of nurs- Puhlic Health nursing presents challenges to students via opportunities to app y pr p d d ' 'str tion in workin with individuals and groups in- the community. ing, communication, organization, an a mini ,a g The family and its environment are important factors in planning car G. Viola Eisenbach Margaret C ' 4 i V. ,, urtis Veronica Blankenship Where to next? decides Linda Nord. aga in, irfmww-W fy 'V f ' X E Senior Laura I-Ierringer discusses atient 'th S ward conference. p progress wi en Lin, Miss Rich and Miss Simpson at a pediatric OR EXPERIENCE Facing professional nursing careers senior nursing students spend their final year becoming well-rounded nurses as they approach graduation. An application - of principles of supervision and team man- A agement are seen in comprehensive nurs- ing situations. There are selected experi- ences in team leadership as well as an independent research project. Dorothy Elhart Phyllis M ichaelson Lea: 8911101 as Dr T oir STEP' ence H1621 thai proie Team leader, Sherry Neiger, asks sophomore Sandra Wiese about morning care ward duties as Mrs, Marilyn Franklin observes. Learning her role as part of the medical team, senior nursing student MaryAnn Thomas listens as Dr. john Melson explains new patient orders. The medical team is the basic functional unit of medical service. The senior student, by inte- grating her previous years of knowledge and experi- ence, and by co -ordinating her efforts with other members of the medical team learns to unify all the faces of nursing as she begins her own career in professional nursing. Above: Dr. Walter Foster assists Becky Ollila in read- ing the Kardex. Below: Peggy Callahan cheers up a ' patient before an injection. 89 o F E o o I c DVERTI E E T BUD CLARK S Goosr: ollow HD. 1927 S. 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I I: rivw- .1 fs 1 L ' ' 1 ,hymn I DEX A Adams, Susan 42 Adams, J.J. 69 Adock, Susan 25, 52, 57 Adkisson, Pamela 16, 42 Aho, Joy 28, 30, 42, 48 Albin, Susan 22, 25, 42, 51 Aldrich, Norma 74 Allen, Carol 61 Allen, Patricia 14, 34 Anderson, Malinda 42 Andrews, Karla 25, 52 Arnett, Linda 42 Ashton, Rebecca 52 B Baer, Jean 25, 64 Bahr, Barbara 34 Baird, Michael 69 Ball, Susan 42 Ballard, Naomi 18, 74 Barfield, John 34 Barley, Linda 34 Barnick, Candice Barr, Laura 52 Bartlett, Judy 52 Bartlett, Ruby 71 Bartos, Brother James 34 Basile, Dorothy 34 Bateman, Nancy 19 Baynes, Beth 16, 24, 29, 34 Beaty, Kathy 15, 34 Beaty, Michael 15, 43, 49 Beckers, Nancy 34, 35 Beers, Paula 7 Benz, Virginia 8, 24, 25, 43 Berg, Kay 19 Berns, Patricia 24, 31, 35, 38, 76 Berry, Beatrice 26, 84 Bigler, Nancy 52 Billing, Sharon 19 Binder, Nancy 8, 13, 35 Bishop, Susann 35 Blake, Mary 78, 79 Blakeslee, Sandee 19 Blankenship, Veronica 87 Blanlcinship, Joy 29, 35 Blanton, Susan 27, 43 Bleid, Kathy 22, 43, 50 Bocek, RoseMary 72 Boschee, Jenice 43, 44 Boudreau, Mary Lou 35 Boyle, Jean 11, 18, 68 Braden, Carol 35 Braich, Janis 35 Brandt, Sandra 53, 79, 85 Brekke, Bonnie 83 Briggs, Patricia 53 Brown, Valerie 35 C 42, 79 Callahan, Margaret 53, 89 Canady, Margaret 53 Capon, Ruthanne 35 Carlson, Jean 14, 27, 52, 53 Carlson, Judy 53 Carrier, Cheryl 53 Cate, Marcella 13, 75 Chase, Georgann 80 Chestnut, Virginia 23 Choi, Kathy 35, 77 Clausen, Christine 52, 53 Coates, Carol 23, 43 Colling, Joyce 75 Colvin, Gloria 35 Combes, Colleen 43 Comer, Kathleen 35 Cgoper, Karen 13, 24, 43, 80 Cornwell, Dawn 52, 53 Cory, Virginia 51, 75 Coughlin, Julia 10, 43 Curtis, Margaret 87 D Dalton, Donna 26, 27, 30, 43, 79 Darrow, Diane 43 ' Davis, Judy 24, 27, 29, 30, 43, 69 Dawes, Mary 23, 54 Deahl, Bonnie 35 Dearborn, Diane 43 - Dearborn, Paul 15 DeColon, Veda 25 Di Fabio, Gail 35, 72 Divish, Kaye 22, 24, 35, 41 Dixon, Sandra 54 Dockery, Wilson 69 Doggett, Gayle 36 Drake, Susan 27, 43 Dresser, Cally 43 Duncan, Marie 13, 22, 80 E Eash, Zaneta 22, 23, 24, 43, 51 Eastbum, Carley 44 Eckerman, Julie 54 Ehrlich, Glenna 64 Eich, Patricia 44 Eidson, Kathy 36, 38, 77 Eisenbach, Viola 87 Elhart, Dorothy 88 Elliott, Karen 44 Ellis, Sandra 44, 49 Eng, Kathy 44 Enright, Mary 54 Everest, Christine 30, 44 F Fagaly, Tanya 36 Faris, Barbara 61 Ferguson, Jill 44 Ferguson, Larry 54, 84, 85 Figg, Sharon 52, 54 Finzel, Susan 36 Fischer, Carolyn 54 Fischer, Judy 8, 24, 27, 30, 44 Fish, Naomi 14, 76 Fisher, Polly 36 Forbes, Janet 15 Forbes, Paul 15, 72, 77 Forsstrom, Fia 54 Foster, Walter 89 Fosterman, Roberta 44, 72 Fox, Kaye 12 Franklin, Marilyn 75, 88 Free, Judy 5, 13, 24, 27, 34, 36 Free, Sharon 8, 23, 24, 44 Friday, Linda 36 Friendly, Carol 36 Froude, Kathleen 36 G Gaines, Barbara 78 Gavin, Jeanette 4, 55 Gedrose, Jacqueline 17, 55 Gleason, Candy 44 Godsy, Christine 36 Gold, Lesley 36 Goldstein, Steven 65 Gordon, Karen 36 Grady, Mrs. 30 Graff, Bonnie 44 Gregerson, Lucile 68 Grier, Gayle 45 Grimm, Donella 14, 36 Griswold, Jeanette 13, 36 Grover, Robert 69 Gustafson, Dorothy 25 H Hackenschmidt, Carol 55 Hainline, Joan 55 Harding, Phyllis 14, 55 Hatfield, Barbara 36 Hawson, Vivian 30 , Hayford, Kay 45, 48 Haylor, Martha 17, 55 Hedemark, Jane 31, 36 Hegdahl, Charlene 45 45 Hehn, Carole 6, 10, 29, Henshaw, Leigh 22, 24, 25, Henson, Heringer Hale 85 , Faye 55, 88 Hermsmeier, Janice 37 Hewson, Raylene 45 Hill, Alberta 45 Hilles, Nancy 45, 82 Hillman, Leila 37 Himmel, Phyllis 45 Hirako, Sharon 22, 37, 74, Hjelm, RoXAnne 37 Hochstetler, Cherri 37 Hockett, Holdorf, Holman, Holmes, Linda 55' Diane 37 Charles 69 Tina 37 Holzgang , Mary 45 Hoodenp Hoover, yle , Penelope Scherlie 55 Hori, Suzuko 37 Houston, Howard, Relma 83 Kathryn 64 Hubbard, Cheryl 56 Hudson, Hughes, Hughes , Hulb ert , Denise 37 Cynthia 37 Margaret 69 Rita 37 Hunsaker, Patricia 70 1 I lson, Catherine 37 Ivy, Karen 27, 45 lzutsu, Gail 22, 24 I Jack.man, Glenda 45 Jarrell, Susan 45 Jasprica, Mrs. 31 Jenkins, Arthur 46, 83 Jensen, Christine 8, 37 Jimmerson, Mary 46 75 , 25, 45, Johnson, Mrs. 31 Johnson, Dorothy 86 Johnson, Karen 37 Johnson, Katherin 46 Johnson, Kay 46 Johnson, Peggy 46, 78 Johnson, Mary 38 Johnson, Sandra 22, 24, 29, Johnson, Shirley 38 Jones, Bernice 82 ones Rebecca 38 J Julian, Doris 71 K Kalvelage , Nancy 38 45 76 51 42, 46 rnayffll ,i KU? dvi Kan' CZTZM Kelly' Mrs. Kellilmalm 1491501 ll C2 JC, Kend1'1Ck7 Kitflex Cody, Knallbf Knight, doc Kola: An rn K1-aI1Ce: 102 KribS, Rem Kr-l'eg7 Helenw Kysefhi Domi L2kCYv Judy 3 Lgndfumi Langlow, lub Lapwoyfh, 61: L21WlOTv Shilli Lebauzh, R101 Lebens Cons? Lee, Annabeli LenfeS'fY: B25 Leslie, Mara: Leslie, Teresa Lethlean, Lin! Lewis, Karen Lierman, Letb Lieuallen, Ro' Lin, Sen 47, 2 Lobingier, Jea Longanecker, Lumley, Sandi Lyon, Janet 51 Mesride, Map McCa1l1un, M McCartney, C McCormack, P McCraw, Will McDonald, McDonald McFadden, Ja McGuire , MO, MCRob MCVick MacA1-thu, IICIl21CGreg0r, HcD Y ack Manliffr' Y, 1 marc ark 1 Masoi ' Mayo M6150 Melum Metc Metg Metcalfe E M 1 Miiislfmrr Michel on: gxliills, fair ishl Em Mit er' Anile 111 Chen M ff 3 Ilzllghsngers Mglgiln , Kammayer, Marcrne 38 Kari, Cynthia 46 Mortvedt, Sue 25, 58 Murdza, Paula 23, 25 Schuetze Diane 40 Schumacher, Twila 70, 76 ' ' n , ss ' Kelly, Lizzie 46 Kellam, Mrs. 70 Kelso, Jim 15 Kimmel, Jean 76 Kendrick, Carolyn 25, 56 Kittle, Cody 10, 13, 22, 34, 38, 76 Knaub, Karen 56, 84, 85 Knight, Colleen 38 Kole, Andre 23 Krance, Joann 6, 46 Kribs, Rebecca 12, 31, 38 Krieg, I-Ielen 70 Kyseth, Dorothy 38 L Lakey, Judy 24, 38, 73 Landrum, Colleen 31, 38 Langlow, Julie 24, 46 Lapworth, Gloria 64 Lawlor, Sheila 38 Lebaugh, Richard 84 Leben, Constance 56 Lee, Annabelle 46 Lenfesty, Barbara 24, 25, 31, 42, 46 Leslie, Marcia 56 Leslie, Teresa 56 Lethlean, Linda 47 Lewis, Karen 38 Lierman, Letha 84, 85 Lieuallen, Roy 69 Lin, Sen 47, 88 Lobingier, Jean 7, 25, 27, 42, 47, 79 Longanecker, Karen 56 Lumley, Sandra 4 Lyon, Janet 57 M McBride, Mary 39 McCallum, Margaret 57 McCartney, Chris 47 McCornack, Rosanne 16, 47, 81 McCraw, William 16, 22, 24, 47 McDonald, Alice 65 , McDonald, Robin 23, 24, 47 McFadden, Janet 39 McGuire, Monica 47 McKim, Juliane 57 McLaughlin, Ruth 57 McMillan, Jacque 47 McRobert, Patsy 14, 26, 57 McVicker, Maureen 57 MacArthur, Vivian 39 MacGregor, Ludie 39 MacDowell, Margaret 22, 39 MacGregor, Ludie 39 Mackey, Muffie 17, 22, 24, 47 Manny, Charlene 64 Marcy, Marilyn 39 Markel, Charlotte 73 Mason, Deborah 39 Mayo, Patricia 25, 57 Melson, John 89 Melum, Patricia 10, 39 Metcalf, Kay 47 Metcalfe, Darlene 15 Metcalfe, David 14, 15, 26 Meyer, Ernest 72 Michaelson, Phyllis 18, 88 Michel, Dr. 78 Mills, Barbara 57 Mishler, Anne 13, 24, 47 Mitchell, Sandra 7, 58 Moffenbier, Mary 47 Mohamet, Alexandria 76 Morgan, Nancy 47 Morrison, Marie 64 Myers, Diana 39 N Nagler, Ruby 70 Neiger, Sherry 88 Nelson, Mrs. 30 Nestelle, Laurie 39 Nice, Theresa 25, Nicholls, Emma 71 Nord, Linda 17, 23, Norman, Pamela 85 Norris, Kathryn 39 29, 47 24, 25, O Ollila, Rebecca 24, 25, 26, Olson, Guhli 68 Olson, Marilyn 8, 58 Orwig, Bernice 68 Osheroff, Anne 24, 47, 51, Oxford, Meredith 58, 86 P Pangle, Jennifer 80, 82 Parker, Karen 39 Parker, Kay 25, 48, 81 Patrick, Maxine 65 Patterson, Suzan 48 Peffley, Ruth 71 Peterson, Linda 39 Petrie, Carolyn 39 Pickett, Dianna 58 Pommarane, Caroline 69 Pratt, Leslie 48 Presler, Terrie 39 Prinzing, Dorothy 70 Prosch, Marilyn 17, 25, 48 Purvine, Ralph 19 R Rall, Margo 24, 25, 48, 56 Rankin, Gale 70 Ray, Suzanne 23, 59, 87 Raynes, Marlys 80 Reed, Claire 5, 34, 39 Reed, Patricia 12, 29, 48 Regele, Cynthia 25, 29, 48 Remington, Peggy 24, 31, 4 Reynolds, Patrick 72 Rhodes, Carolyn 40 Rich, Miss 88 Richardson, Gary 15, 40 Richardson, Joanne 15 Ries, Sue Ellen 44, 48 Roberts, Cheri 12, 22, 24, ss, 87 27, ss, 89 78 0 40 Robinson Sharon 16, 23, 24, 49 Rodgers, ,Frances 31 Roos, Johanna 40, 75 Roslak, Martha 40, 72 Runnels,,I-Iope 71 Ryan, Reatha 40 I Rynerson, Barbara 22, 73 S Sahlstrom, Rhonda 49 Sandilands, Ruth Schantz, Donna 76 Schechtel, Janet 49 Schemm, Mary 40 Scherff, Winetta 40 Schindler, DoriS 84 Schindler, Evelyn 25, 68 Schink, Janice 24, 40 Schnitter, Lucinda 40, 73 Schwartz, Melody 24, 25, 27, 52, 59 Scofield, Maude 59 Selvage, Carlene 77 Sewell, Donna 44, 49 Shattuck, Evelyn 68 Shisler, Sally 14, 49 Siebert, Albert 72 Simmons, Paula 23, 51, 59 Simonson, Ann 40 Simpson, Miss 88 Sinclair, Helen 77 Sindlinger, Mary 24, 49 Sleeter, Richard 69 Smith, Susan 56, 59 Snider, Beverly 9, 44, 49 Snider, Paula 73 Spees, Cheryl 59 Stangel, Stephanie 49 Stegen, Martha 59 Stein, Marilee 29, 40 Stephenson, Wendy 59 Steyaert, I-Ielen 86 Stoker, Sue 60 Stone, Teresa 49, 78 Stover, Elizabeth 64 Straumfjord, Agnar 69 Sullivan, Mary 77 Swanson, Margaret 41 T Taylor, MaryBeth 14, 15, 26, 27, 49, 51 Taylor, Perus 73 Tays, Catherine 60 Tenhaeff, Susan 15, 25, 49 Thalman, Sheryl 27, 48, 49 Thomas Mary 60, 89 Thomas, Pamela 50 Thwing, Dianne 6, 60, 84 Tibbut, Terri 50 Tidwell, LaNita 31, 41 Topp, Doris 7, 60 Travis, Carol 41 Tuft, Cassandra 60 Turner, Evelyn 24, 41 Tyler, Winnifred 78 Tyo, Marilyn 50 Tyrrell, Sally 41 U Urbanski, Joan 6, 52, 60 l V Van Winkle, Diane 41 Vernier, Patricia 41 Verrue, Dolly 24, 27, Vincent, Sharon 25 Vlastelica, Nancy 60, 86 50 W Wagner, Pamela 25, 31, 49, 50 Wakida, Karen 24, 25, 60 Wales, Diana 50 Walker, Iona 24, 50 Walker, Ruth 61 Wall, Irene 24, 29, 42, 50 Walloch, Patti 51, 83 Waterman, Cheryl 59, 61 Weare, Sally 26, 42, 51 Weber, Jane 22, 24, 34, 41 Weeks, Ellen 51, 81 Wehrle, Ingrid 61 Wesby, Joyce 64 1 I I Westhusing, Dennice 41 Wilson, Paul 28 Yost, M2L1'JOI'1e 41 Westmark, Jeanette 10 41, 76 Wltzig, Linda 51 W'h1te, Ellen 25 51 Wglff, Helen 77 Whitford, Dee 51 Wysong, Margaret 9, 51 79 Wick Judy 61, S5 Zaklan, JoEllen 51, 78 Wiens, Ruth 71 Zimmerman, William 69 Wiese, Sandra 41, 88 Williams, Julianne 8, 10, 41 Yinger, Donna 41, 77 VM 1iw1O'ii gboUfd'?7f hsPPeffj, . and fe2'f,'1 TW ' ' Wljflz , WZS uP, . would 'MJ 1' 1 I Yfoug ent 2115 an 1 Voil- J J' our b1Uff'i1' I wot-5 was taken' I tolli 1 5 1ingfO0 1 I vrotli 4 memo'S 21,1 . I woilli picking il? 7 J And J book undsr Q comprornzsf 1 I would 1 effoxts to P5 1 areas 1 was z to help us c f expressed ic L Tharl: 3 ' showed init weekends! J J to where it 1 this pmcess This bo I z i 1 J P I 1 1 I I CK VVLE GEME A yearbook. That's what this is. lt has taken a year to make and it covers a years time. A year may seem like a longtime but it's not, especially when you have hundreds of pictures to take, thousands of words to write about those pictures, put them on pages, deadlines to face and you don't really know how to go about it. What happens? You try your best. When complications arise, you keep trying. Then one day the book is complete and ready for others. That's what we did. We knew we wanted a book and that was about it. It was work to figure out which end was up when but it was fun. Many laughs arose from our work parties and not so many tears. It is now that I would like to thank the people who helped make this whole thing possible with their distinct contributions. I would like to thank the sponsors, advertisers and purchasers of the book who made us financially independ- ent and able to print this book. l would like to thank Bob Paffrath, American Yearbook Representative, for his insight and putting up with our blunders. I would like to thank Fifth Avenue Portraits who so patiently allowed for the last stragglers to get their pic- tures taken and kept up their fine quality. I would like to thank Bud Dockery for letting us use the Student Activities Building. I-Iis humor and not get- ting too upset with our long phone calls and late hours were appreciated and kept us going. I would like to thank Martha I-Iirsh and the Nursing School office for their cooperation in typing lists and memo's at a moments notice. I would like to thank Mary Ann Lockwood in Public Relations for her ability to help us with details and picking up many fine points. And yes, I would like to thank Miss Boyle and the administration who are ultimately responsible for the book under contract. Although our communication was strained at times, our differences were ironed out with compromise. I would like to thank our advisors Barbara Rynerson, Marie Duncan, and Letha Lierman for their continous efforts to establish a workable liason with the students, faculty and administration and so often pointing out areas unknown or even conceivable to my awareness. ' I would like to thank Tom Bessler and his Photography department for their effort, support and willingness to help us overcome a major problem of having pictures retaken. Not enough appreciation and thanks can be expressed to Tom for his flexibility in cooperating with our problem and so often going out of his way. Thank you staff. I can not believe the book is almost complete. You worked hard, were dependable and showed initiative and creativity. The sacrifices you made were incredible, especially on Friday nights and weekends! You kept with the ship when it really rocked, was near gone and were able to help bring it to shore to where it is now landing. You made the book, each with your own grand quality. I think we all grew during this process and can be proud at this time to present TI-IE LAMP 1970. XXX This book is now ready for you. It has meaning to us, we hope it does for you, too. Muffie Mackey Editor t ghtf y y f hmanity. .- DESIDERATA o PLACIDLY AMID T1-1E NGISE at HASTE, at REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN s1tENcE. AS EAR AS Poss1ELE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly 86 clearly, and listen to others, even the dull 86 ignorant, they too have their story. is Avoid loud BL aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain 8L bitter, for always there will be greater BL lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. in Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is, many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. is Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity 86 disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. is Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue 66 loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. is You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees BL the starsgyou have a right to be here. And whether.or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. is Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors GL aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. is With all its sham, drudgery SL broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. is is FOUND IN OLD SAINT PAUL'S CHURCHJALTIMORE, DATED 1692 ! . fi 'B 3 t 9 in R E 11 1 Tk B. rf! W R- E! If QU 9' li ,I ml I ,U ,sv I I I I I I .I ll Il I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - ' H - H --I I if I I 1 1 l 'I 1 - ,,,....,,.. -'..:,,g,..L.-,g.. M . -:..,w-M:-g.,.a,v1s: X H ' X . T 1 1 I , I 1 1 1 ,i r f 1 1 1 1 3 5 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 i 1 I 1 1 5 F P 1 ix. J- 38. . 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