WCA Hospital School of Nursing - Lamplighter Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 55 of the 1959 volume:

, 'V? ' , ind.. 4 , . , 1 , , V . , . , J A Hx nfl. , 1-K9 ff 1 mb K: 2 4 y , ,nn 'W . 'vi -- - 1, 1 m. i,,,,,, V ,.. x , I W sf, v , ..-. ,,U5,..,, ,, xii'--1?', .'- ' , . ' 1 . ,-. g x ., Mg- K 1 ,Vu 5 , VA 2 , wa. , , pf. ,5 K ,, L, . 'W J,-.ru ' ,rm I, A. v -I ,- ' v. fb! . .,l:,-dug! . ng!! A.uf A Q r.r14m -' -0 1' I. Q' :f.V,,, H, g - . Vx' W1 W1 m 1 A ,W 1 I N.. ., ,.,d4,-K-y'Lx,' .5 H' f -M4 - - 1' 1. rf.: 1 yy iv A a 1 2 If fllfflfllllll We, the class of '59 wish to express our feelings toward the individual who has willingly contributed her time for our class and our school in its entirety. Our choice is Mrs. Bertha Bentley, our housemother and personal friend. Mrs. Bent1ey's untirlng efforts have been directly centered around each student individually. She has fulfilled the position of a second mother to every student for the past three years. We remember the times she treated us with her baking, cared for us when we were sick, comforted us when we were discouraged, and shared with us our many happy experiences. Her sincere interest and advice helped us to solve the personal problems we as student nurses encountered. By her encouraging manner and helpful ways she has aided us in reaching maturity as professional women. To you, Mrs. Bentley, we respectfully and sincerely dedicate this book, the 1959 LAMP- LIGHTER. AP PRzclA1loN :mm wwzmwwfghffwww? .ww I 4 5 za, . J !'f jlffdw Wwwdfzgifffgyz ' ,am Z3z,Ziff Y IN Mzmonmm Em QQWQ On January 16, 1959, W.C.A.Hospital was greatly saddened by the death of Dr. Frank Good- win. He will long be remembered for his many years of devoted service to this community and mankind. Dr. Goodwin was born in Jamestown on August 30, 1882. He was graduated from Jamestown High School, Cornell Medical College, and took his internship at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Since 1909, he engaged in the active practice of his profession, specializing in internal medicine and in the treatment of heart disease. I-Ie was an active member of many community organizations, the First Baptist Church, the medical staffs of both local hospitals, and other medical associations. He also served on the training school committee of our school of nursing. His fine spirit, humor, and good will have made him beloved as a physician and friend. It is our fervent hope that through the justice and mercy of God, his soul may rest in peace and in His grace, forever. IN MEMORIAM WEN l 'N mm Mrs. Grace Fitzgerald, a former member of our faculty, is greatly missed by those of us who knew her. She was the teaching dietician for one year, and died in this hospital following a short illness. She was born April 30, 1906, in Fredonia, New York. She attended Nazareth College in Louisville, Kentuckyg Strong Memorial Hospital, where she studied home economics, and took her internship in dietetics at Clifton Springs, New York. Her fine, agreeable nature made her a friend to all, students and fellow employees alike. Her memory will be an inspiration to all who have known her. if ZZ BETTE RAE CLARK Betts November 6 . . . Poetic . . . affiliation frolic . . . Rip Van Winkle . . . Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. KATHERINE ANNE CARLSON . ll Kay!! April 29 . . . International good will. . . attractive and neat 5 . . pizza and ancho- vies . . . Pretty to walk withg fun to talk withg and nice to think about, too. JO ANN CLAYTON fljoll Max-ch11. . . The cysto kid . . . musi- cian . . . telephone talk . . . There'satime for speaking and a time for keeping sti11 . . . BONNIE JOYCE ENGBERG Bonnie fDecember 22 . . . Neat, petite-blonde and brains too . . . quiet but those casual remarks . . . Wit is the salt of conversation . . '. ,4 M-KWVQ? , v' V , 5 -. A V, an 'Q' . 4 fwffi,rf9rf3 '7' if as r,-. ,qw -f 'fr-JW' ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON Sunbeam March2'9 . . . Always smiling . . . Hey, you kids . . . a friend to all. . . She's peppy and small and well liked by all 's,.k 'it 1 Q N ya NANCY LEE HERZING Nance Iu1y25. . . I-Iokey man . . . third fin ger left hand . . . expressive eyes . . Ambitious and quiet, this girl's a riot A K- vnkkz- , sf- SANDRA KAY LEAFSTROM nsandyn October 21 . . . Non-chalant. . . beauty plus brains . . . guess what I dropped today girls . . . It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. SHELBY JEAN JOHNSON She1b J A June 16 . . . J. C.C. fan. . . vim, vigor, and vitality. . . where's Jan? A letter a day when Craig's away . . JOYCE ELAINE LINDQUIST llloyll March 22. . . Teeny, Weeny Bladder Club . . . high blush pressure . . . col- lege weekends . . . She's certain to be seen where ever fun and mischief beam . . . KATHLEEN JOYCE MOORE lvKur1yvl March 2 . . . Parties at the trap . . . ex- pression, censored . . . 2 a. m. cigarettes A philosopher among fools . . AUDREY MARGUERITE PRICE llAudll October 30 . . . Ring on her finger . . , MARY JAN NORDLAND ulMaryvv June 5 . . . Feasts but never fattens . . . dry sense of humor . . . mind of her own Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well . . . Wehadaball . . . information please . . . As my privilege, I will have the last ' word . . . V A xv 1,15 O , . Y. .J MARG ARET LUCILLE STREICH ll January8 . . . Hi-fi and L. P's . . . hours in dreamland . . . ponytail. . . Modest and quiet with little to sayg pleasant manner and a pleasing way . . BEVERLY ANN STANTON llBeV ll May 17 . . . Personality plus . . . key to Perrysburg . . . yearbook headaches . . , Rules were made to be broken . . . 3 JANET MARY SW ANSON Wlanll January12. . . Vibrant and vivacious . . . 1ove ya'likeabunny . . . organizer . . . This tall gal is really somethin'g when she's around the place is jumpin ' . . . SANDRA KAY WALDO 4 7 usandyn June 23 . . '. Sparkles plenty . . at the lake . . . Tom's girl. . . It's as easy to smile as to frown' IUDITH KAY WHIPPLE llwhipll September 14 . . . Flirtacious . . . M and S. . . moodmusic. . . God will not love thee less, because men love thee more . . . . cottage X KAREN EDITH WEISER ll Kar!! January 31 . . . Dancing and dining . . . Oh You kids . . . enthusiastic . . . No civilized person goes to bed the same day he gets up . . . , Y J SUZANNE LOIS WILCOX llsuell October 12 . . . Spaghetti at Sue's . . . Let's take a walk . . . variety is the spice of life . . . Her heart is like a trolley-always room for one more . . . .M r v su . ,..--..,x 4, it T ' THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE Isolemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. Iwill abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowlingly ad minister any harmful drug. Iwill do all in my power to elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Engberg, 2nd Vice-President, Kay Carlson, Treasurerg Shelby Johnson, President, Elizabeth Johnson, Historiang Sandra Leafstrom, 1StVice-President, Absent from picture, Beverly Stanton, Secretary. MOTTO Aim High FLOWER Peppermint Carnation COLORS Mint and Forest Green PROPHECY .- -t fl- 1:-'bl-'QV -:-. ,.- ., f .f N f v f CH f 5' z P3- ff 'I xA4,xx ,-,.-. ., tt I Thumbing through a Who's Who of 1970, I ran across familiar namesg names 'of my classmates at W.C.A., all nineteen of them, in fact!!! We were an ingenious class, I thought to myself. We were bound to succeed! There's Kayg she's proven that any healthy Rh negative American girl can produce twelve bouncing babies. Bette Rae has gained fame with her title of Moderator of the International Medical Council, and is still known as Miss Plenty Stacked. Oh, yes .To Ann is now publisher of the largest modern romance magazine, all based on her own ex- periences. My, Bonnie has just recently been appointed Superintendent of Johns Hopkins University Hospital. Is she known as The Great White Mother? And 1-iere's Nancygl see she has the title for the top Naval Recruiting'Officer of the year--recruiting or en- ticing. Liz's S25 million contract has just been renewed with Sunbeam Bread. .Tust think, once we had her smile for free. AndShelby has finally solved her problem with her design for Infallible False Fronts. Sandy L. is following Shelby--why she's the model for the Infallible False Fronts. Those two always did work well together. .T oyce comes next. She's world famous with the Teeny-Weeny Bladder Club. I guess she's discovered a bladder expansion pill. Something new has been added this year--a private physio- therapist for the President--and it's Kurly. Foreign relationships with Russia are much improved through music brougit about by Mary and her violin. On award night, Audrey was named the author of the year for her novel Nurses Say the Darndest Things! Famous for the newly developed Cardiectomy is Bev who performed this operation for the first time in aW.C.A. laboratory. Thetelevision commercial queen of the year, Peggy, was paid tribute for her part intheNoxema nurse advertisement. J' an just won the Academy Award for her acting ability in Not As A Stranger. Sandy W. is now top model for Belles Bathing Beauties. Karen's unabridged edition of Quotable Quotes has just been published and is on its way to the best seller list. Whip has just opened adancing studio. First customer--Arthur Murray. On Broad- way the lights are still blazing the life story of Sue--entitled Still Love 'Em and Leave 'Em. ' x X N. . ,Y X mt wx X i X SX ntwil X llllwilitkwiibxii X W x XFN, Q XXX All 'IXXQXWK R X X Wiki gift W. 4'-J. 1' H't 'x. -x min .1 K ,-may-gs'kctpieieqatw-, sffm. '- was-if v -:gina . 1 W it-.1 1 ' , git vat! . ' . ,X is ' 2. . ' tu w.Q,5,1.- .ff,,'- thx . Q -. +39 P3 - ' 'XXX -.Qxfk K .ts-1 is Inu,- Q -,Xu MX .via 1 R - w NW,.l1,Qffl'zA:' it itezbliwixhizst-as . .- f 1fi.ahe..x x-'. - - .-vig'-J. il JAP' -5314:-'JR ride:-5E.f2ah52e' .vqttqlefc -we -tv- .- tv X ...-wwf--' N-:ia+ll...1R siiilbr ' N yawn wiv.-N. nk--a '- Ag.1:.Q.gzg:E ugh' N ,xlxviv-,XQQX 5. W REMEMBER The 4 big four versus the little four . When Bev delivered the cow in anatomy lab . . Nancy'ssub-lingual kidneys . . . . . . . Mr. K. saying, Now go into the next room one by one for your physicals Waiting for Joyce in the cafeteria 'til 6:15 Bonnie's wild search for a dish of meconium in the diet kitchen Miss Plenty-Stacked Clark's performance . Shirley- Head Che f at our Spaghetti Supper . Sharing food at our banquets The sneaky sunbaths on the front balcony The creo1ed food at Gowanda . . Burning the white birch logs in the living room . The pizza parties at Mike and Sam 's . . . The drowned rat look, on returning from J. C. C. 's splash parties The romantic atmosphere at Gowanda . When Bev played her sax in the bathtub When we were allowed seconds in the W. Mary and her peanut butter joke . The day Sandy bathed Dean Bridges . The line-upat Cinderella hour . The Great White Mother . Christmas cheer at B. C. H. .... . The many times we forgot to remember . C. A. cafeteria SENIOR BLAZE 1 xo o V1 X66 O96 800 what 9 Oops, Contamination! 011 Hea Veils I wx-'W' B Where 's this go? Another one? Upsie daisey Th0Se little extras They feed us?l AFFILIATIONS ,Af s is Studying or?? Happy birthday, Kurll nf V If A. ,, I 5 'Lf' M ,, -- ff: 2 gl ff' V, nf' . I: nn' -' .lf , as fe y I Li'1 Liz Flirty eyes C'm0n, eatl B.C.H. . do-re-me Where is your attendant? Not mine! y Pres. Hebephrenic? Need we say more? 195 REAL 4 Nl--- Q?- Va Q Q 5 I ,, ,lr ,J y Eleanor Lind Kathleen Lore Barbara Lundberg Carol O'Nei1 Janet Riddle Doris Swanson Marjorie Tillotson Jo-Ann Volk Janice Weidow JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LV: H ,-.e mnn:-:.z1'-ft:-mmewe-fnfefsee-w-:mfr-1 . H a H . - -Mm-WM. Ahl, ,A , ,, .. MA-. .-,-.. g ' 4 E. - 'r , . 1 A.. fat. -4 ,fan J. wiedow, Historiang L. Foti. President: K.L0re. Secretary. M- G0uld.ViCe-PreSidenr:K. Loughlin, Treasurer. Thinking back over our junior year, we have many happy memories. On class night we received our class bands which began this memorable year. The next event was meeting our little sisters who began their training in the fall. Struggling through classes until December, we found time to work on the Christmas bazaar and as a result the junior class won first place and received breakfast in bed served by the freshmen and seniors. The New Year began with a Sigh of reuef with our medical-surgical classes behind us and our affiliations ahead of us. Our Junior Class Banquet was enjoyed by all our class members although we knew our class would not be together again until our senior year. Some of our class embarked on their psychiatric affilia- tion while another group began obstetrics and others their surgical experience. Reaching our half-way mark, there was much excitement and celebration. Candy sales and bake sales have done much to aid the financial status of our class. Now as we have passed our half-way mark, we are anxiously awaiting the day when we will be S9f1i01'S- Class of 1960 IUNIORS P When we were young! 4 'zu , fy 2' A We need money? Sleepy eyed beauties? Recognize anyone? N. Heyl wait a minute! Yum yum good! Who's the nurse in back? IUBILEE The winners! Serious for once! Oh my back! r-a E. E, -. 1 Never lock doors! Different, but nice Calories galore? cuxss or 'bl ROW ONE: Cynthia Updegraff, Patricia Hayes, Carole Cooley, Patricia Lican, Joan Wilkins, Patricia Perkins, Beverly Fox. ROW TWO: Beverly Russell, Julia Button, Cleone Vollentine, Constance Jader, Edna Finley, Betty Hokanson, Carole Butters, LaRue Hanson, Jeanne Wiltsie. ROW THREE: Barbara Baldensberger, Marleen Donelson, Shirley Covert, Nancy Baffusvcynihi-1 Maier, Anita Hedlund, Priscilla Spencer, Edith Pelton, Marjorie Utts, Carol Schreiber, Donna Leake, Amelia Kensey. HISTORY On September 3, we started one of the most important projects of our lives - that of nurses' training. The first week was highlighted by parties, guided tours of the hospital, a picnic, and the meeting of many new acquaintances. Before we realized it, the advent of the Christmas Teas was requiring our preparation. March finally arrived and twenty-eight proud and eager girls received their caps in an impressive ceremony before parents and friends. We held a banquet to celebrate our accomplishment. We have crossed the first threshold on our way to becoming nurses and are looking forward greatly to the following steps. Class Historian Patricia Lican 5 CAPPING 66 ,366 6? R .ye-st f i'F'1 his 4 ROW ONE: Barrus, Hayes, Russell, Pelton, Schreiber, Utts, Spencer, Covert, Maier. ROW TWO: Hedlund, Donelson, Kensey, Updegraff, Leake, Button, Vollentine, Perkins, Lican, Baldensperger, Jader, Fox Finley. ROW THREE: Hokanson, Wi1tsie,Butters, Hanson, Wilkins, Cooley FLOWER - Pink Sweetheart Rose COLOR ' Pink and While OFFICERS I x I :Ut LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Covert, Secretary: Jeanne Wiltsie, Treasurerg Julie Button, Presiclentg Patrician Lican, Historian, Edith Pelton, Vice- President. 5 fy 1 Fnzslmzu March 6th, Pull! Sweet Dreams. V ,,, ll fl N II 1 Two -some. I Too Seriousl P OPPY- i Off to Gym Solitaire. sunb umed 99 No. 302 -2 Sweet Sixteen . . 1-10ke Oh No! Go1di1ocks Hearts. Any wrink1es?? FUN AND FROLIC 9 Been talking '00 much' Male of Mail Call? S tation 234. Slipping! Duhl , -, .n- Sun-stroke? April Sun-Bathing? Nurses are Neat?? The F1uuf' Sore feetl I Blaze Dance Lessons . STUDENT ORGANIZATIO INSTALLATION FIRST ROW: .T. Swanson, Retiring Vice-President, B. Stanton, President. SECOND ROW: J. Beckwith, First Vice-President, K. Loughlin, Recording Secretaryg C. Vollentine, Corresponding Secretary, K. Lore, Treasurerg C. Cooley, Second Vice-P resident. Student Organization is governed by the students for the purpose of meeting mutual problems and situations which concern the student body. Its main objectives are to promote among all students a spirit of citizenship, leadership, and fellowship through participation in school activi- ties. During the past year the organization sponsored many parties and participated inStudent Nurse Week in which the student nurses served as citizens in the community. Miss Joanne Beckwith, Vice-President, and Miss Cleone Vollentine, Corresponding Sec- retary, were chosen as our delegates to the Nationa1Student Nurses Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One of the main projects of theorganization this year has been the responsibility and publish- ing of the annualyear book. At the present time progress is also being made on a Student Handbook which will serve as a guide to future students. Appreciation is extended at this time to our advisers, Miss .Tohnson and Mrs. Bentley. ? NURSES' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP YUM ROW ONE- A, Hedlund, P. Biehls, E. Pelton, K. Loughlin, J. Ltmdberg. ROW TWO: Miss Johnson, M Donelgon D. Swanson, J. Wiltsie, C. Maier, B. Baldensperger, J. Button, C. Schreiber, S. Covert, B. Higbee, B. Russell, N. Herzing. Nurses Christian Fellowship is an organization designed to help study the Bible through informal weekly group discussions. The daily life of the student is enriched and she learns to meet the spiritual needs as well as the physical needs of people encountered in her training. In this past school year NCF has completed two projects. The first being Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, the other is making favors to be put on the patients' trays every Sunday with a verse from the Bible. Ten minute services were held during Lent and Advent. NCF displays 3 group of fellow Christians working together socially as well as spiritually. -s 1-x r-1 f+ 1' rm I? r' 1.--i - Ii-iii1 .tx l.C.C. 0a Oo ..Z40 fofa,rz,c,c4f Jia w!zM5'0 2i0m. .SQMMUMA Ss N1 www A Q . Q O 521655 ,Q Vp it 39 fx., fllayia, M 766' ,co-wyeiliwdlawd ,me W MW - f-wJ,w:,z wfwffyg QQQWZQMZWQ' .Zco?f2ffzu,avw4wfLfafwz,f Jfdzfbdfaf. - af Jw ,fiazgddzb f- ?,gf3f,XxN mZW,Jfm ADMINISTRATION MISS MARION PETERSEN, R.N., B. S. Assistant Director School of Nursing MISS LUCILLE BAKER, R.N., B.S. Director, School of Nursing 4 MISS PAULINE JOSLYN, R.N. Director of Nursing Service MISS B. ELIZABETH ANDERSON, R.N Superintendent, W. C. A. Hospital NURSING INSTRUCTORS MRS. ELAINE ANDERSON, R. N. Medical-Surgical Nursing MISS LUELLA FOX, R. N. . B.S. ,A M. S. Obstenrical Nursing MRS. EDNA GAYNOR, B. s. Dietetics MISS MARIORIE LARSON, R.N. Operating Room Technic lu- Mrss ELEANOR EDMAN, R.N., B.S. Medical -Surgic al Nursing MRS. ROSEMARY FREEMAN, A. B. Dietetics MISS DELORES JOHNSON, R. N. , B.S., M.S. Nursing Arts MRS. CAROL SHAFFER, R. N. , B. S, Medical -Surgical Nursing Public Health MR. GEORGE BATITIS, B. S. Physical Education MR, ROBERT KOCHERSBERG ER, A. B. . M. A. Science MRS MARY STUART, R. N. Obstetrical Nursing l.C.C. INSTRUCTORS S. L Wt K1 1 '15- 1 2 MR. HENRY J, BRIDGES, A.B., M,A Social-Psychology MR. JOHN SEUBERT, A.B., M.A. Chemistry BOARD OF DIRECTORS -1-- SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. E. Snell Hall, Mrs. George S. Johnson, Mrs. Leo Ludwig, Mrs. Marion Cad well, Mrs. Paul Anderson. STANDING: Mrs. Berger C. Lindbeck, Miss Marion Patterson, Mrs Daniel Gurney, Mrs. Albert Wellman, Mrs. Frank Garratt,Mrs.C1yde Carnahan, Miss Ruth Jackson, Miss Havena Stephens, Mrs. John Minturn, Miss Blanche Davis, Mrs. Charles Darrah, Miss Isabella Burns Mrs Richard Swanson, Mrs. Rollin Reading, Mrs. Norman Tinkham. SCHOOL OF NURSING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Chairman Mrs. Clyde Carnahan Secretary Mrs. Daniel Gurney Hospital Board Members P resident of Hospital Board Public Health Alumnae Women's Medical Auxiliary Medical Staff General Education General Public Hospital Director School Director Mrs. Paul Anderson Mrs. Rollin Reading Mrs. Isabella Burns Mrs. Leo Ludwig Mrs. Clara May Chitwood Mrs. John Hurley Mrs. Samuel Dispenza Dr. Elliott Root Dr. Ernest Kelley Dr. W. Gifford Hayward Mr. William Schliike Mr. Wesley Nord Miss Elizabeth Anderson Miss Lucille E. Baker OBSTETRICAI. STAFF SEATED: Dr. William Dickson Dr William Chalecki Dr M ' , . , . orris Bowman. STANDING: Dr. Lucius Bugbee, Dr. Calvin Torrance, Dr. Ernest Kelley, Dr. Noble Crandall. ABSENT: Dr. Paul Cameron, Dr. William Ellis, Dr. Maurice Fur1ong,Dr. C. Otto Lindbeck, Dr. Harriet Northrup. W e would like to express our thanks to the followin d THROAT g octors for their time and effort spent in furthering our knowledge of disease and its treatment: MEDICINE GYNECOLOGY Dr. Wettingfeld Dr. Ellis SURGERY EAR, NOSE AND Dr. Lynn Dr. Root OBSTETRICS ORTHOPEDICS Dr. Bugbee Dr. Childress Dr. Chalecke Dr. Dickson EYE Dr. Ellis Dr. Franks Dr. Davis UROLOGY Dr. Laury PHARMACOLOGY Dr. Petro INTEGUMENTARY Dr. Martin Nathaniel Barone Clifford Bauer M. G. Blaisdell Morris Bowman Joseph Caccamise Paul Cameron William Chalecke Harold Childress C. H. Culver William Dickson William Ellis James Goodell Walter Gunkler Carl Hammerstrom W. G. Hayward William Hoover Samuel Hurwitz H. R. Jacobson Roy Johnson Otto Koeningfeld F. J. McCulla Ernest Paulson Ralph Randell A. W. Rappole Homer Servoss Frank Shapiro A. J. Stewart Hugo Szabo Calvin Torrence James Valone Pafnous Dr. Peter Vitanza Dr. H. F. 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