Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing - Oak Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1968 volume:

The Class Of 1968 Presents The OAK Williamsport Hospital School Of Nursing Williamsport, Pennsylvania - Foreword . . . luid movements of steadfast hands evolve to firmly grasp the ultimate rung on a ladder of educational refine- ment. In three short years, adroit tolls have miraculously surmounted their ponderous ways, rising to a state of stanch perceptivity. Resoluteness has received its attribution; for the turbu- lent waters have temporarily lulled into placid stagnancy, with the nimble and incisive hands slipping obscurely into a secularly baffling game known as life Striking the world a thundering blow, they grab a fruitful position in its irreparable maze. The game wanes on, but victory is at hand; time cumulatively progresses as lithe fingers tap a rhythmic reiteration of their patient vigil John R. Gillespie S. N, tK TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Body Administration And Faculty Medical-Surgical Nursing Specialties Student Life Advertisements CLA SSES Karen Sue Barlett Diane Barrett J Linda Kay Bohr Linda Louise Chrapek Joyce Ann Emick 10 Gloria Marie Fantaski 11 Jeanne Lauridsen Fleitstra 12 e Marcia Lena Gehr 13 Alice Ann Hallow 14 Elizabeth Anne Harris 15 Lydabelle Beth Remans 16 Nancy Marie Hocker 17 Mary Lynn Ho man 18 • Linda Lee Hoover 19 N tH Martha Gathman Horn 20 June Marie Kurtz 21 p m « Raymonde Ann Lay Ion 22 Ivan J. Machamer 23 Emily Ann Machmer 24 Artist a Joan Marc hi on i 25 Doris May McCormick 26 Pamela E. Metzger 27 A Susan Joy Motter 28 Elaine Pongrazzi 29 Christine Mallin Rech 30 Marie I. Reitz 31 % Constance L. Shafer 32 Judy Kay Smith 33 Denise M. Stahli 34 Jean Hackedorn Startzman 35 Kav Antonia Strassner 36 Betsy Ann Thomas 37 Cheryl Lvnne Tressler 38 ; Joan Marie Wolf 39 Dianna Jean Van Houten Zurinsky 40 ii I II II ' I III I M I I  H UNDER CLA SSMEN Juniors I. Kuzneski L. Lower C. Minium M. Moate V 42 M. Nelson S . Newton D. Patterson S. Plotts V. Rearick } W « L C. Renk L. Ricketts N. Rogers D. Savage J . Sherman L. Shult2 S. Skutski J. Steininger K. Stratton F. Temple C . Thomas S. Wehr C . Wurster 43 Freshmen J. Asby S . Brown R. Burkholder B. Bush M. Capello A . C arraan M. Cliapin A f D. Chapman J. Coup P. Cuneo J. Dorwart R. Dubil 44 D. Frei P. Geise J. Gillespie J. Gray J. Hannen G . Harris V R. Heyler C . Hooks T. Jackopin K. Kaupa J. Kizer B. Klees G . Luc as 45 G. Machamer M. Miller B. Ogden V. Pearce M. Phleger J. Quillen C . Ranck T. Refiner R. Renn W. Rhine B. Roe 46 U. Schindlcr C. Stetts T. Stickler D. Stryker B. Snyder :f0 A. Taylor R. Terry S. Weigle C . Sweigart C . Sykes J. Yanulevich S. Zavdell 47 A D MINIS TEA TIONA ND FACULTY Board Of Managers And Nursing School Committee FIRST ROW ( around table) : Dr. H. Finkelstein. Mr. L. Myers, Mr. H. McCormick, Dr. W. Ford, Mr. C. Waxmarij Mr. H. Gibson, Mr. C. Stockwell, Mr. C. Schreyer. Mr. J. Person, Dr. W. Gehron, Dr. E. Miller, Dr. G. Ballentine. SECOND ROW (center): Mr. L. Witzeman, Mr. F. Tripoli, Dr. J. Voder, Mr. R. Greene, Mrs. D. Hassinger. SEATED: Mrs. C. Carpenter, Mrs. M. George, Miss M. Kelly. Miss A. E. Pfaff, Miss E. Rosecrans, Mrs. W. T. Ford. STANDING: Mr. R. Cranmer, Rev. F. Bell, Mrs. M. Gearhart, Dr. G. S. Klump, Dr. C. A. Leh- man, Jr., Mr. G. II. Lane, Mr. R. B. Greene. Absent: Dr. P. R. Marshall, Mrs. H. Stroehmann, Dr. F. G. Wade, Mr. C. R. Waxman, Jr. 50 Through valuable experience and knowledge, administration functions to provide students with a strong foundation for their future lives. The creation of this foundation lies in the classroom and clinical area where faculty spends hours lecturing, demonstrating, and counseling students. It is the hope of the administration and faculty that each student will live up to the character and traditions of our school. Clive R. Waxman, Administrator Jr. George H. Lane Assistant Administrator Richard B. Greene Assistant Administrator 51 Miss Anna E. Pfaff, R.N., B.S.N.E., M.S.N. A. Director of Nursing Mrs. Margaret George, R.N., B.S.N.E., M.Litt.N.E. Associate Director of Nursing Education Miss M. Gladys Updegrove R.N., B.S., M.A. Associate Director of Nursing Service 52 Faculty Mrs. Clara W. Carpenter, M.S Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Bowersox, R.N. Operating Room Instructor Mrs. Jeanne E. Haug, R.N., B.S.E. Medical- Surgical Instructor 1 Mrs. Mary Ann Keller, R.N., B.S.N. Medical- Surgical Instructor MissHelenJ. Lasco, R.N., B.S.N.E. Pediatrics Instructor Mrs. Ann Loreen Stopper, R.N., B.S.N. Medical- Surgical Instructor Mrs. Eleanor Derr, R.N., B.S.N. Medical- Surgical Instructor 53 Mrs. Sally B. LaRue, R.N., B.S.N.E. Obstetrics Instructor Faculty Mrs. Concetta Gray, R.N., B.S.N.E. Psychiatric Instructor Mr. Robert E. Huck, R.N., B.S.X.E. Psychiatric Instructor Mrs. Ruth M. Huck, R.N.. B.S.N.E. Psychiatric Instructor Mrs. Shirley W. King, R.N., B.S.X.E. Medical- Surgical Instructor Dr. Norman R. Corwin, B.S., M.Th., Ph.D. Sociology Instructor 54 Mrs. Helen E. Peterson, R.N. Psychiatric Instructor Mrs. Carol Slotter, R. N. . B.S. Medical- Surgical Instructor Mrs. Elizabeth Tomlinson, B.S., A.D.A. Diet Therapy Instructor Mrs. Rosemary Sutliff, R.N., B.S. Medical Surgical Instructor Mrs. Shirley M. Ream, R.N., B.S. Medical- Surgical Instructor Mr. Douglas R. Knowlton, A.] Assistant Biology Instructor Mrs. Phyllis B. Stoudnour, R.N., B.S. Psychiatric Educational Director Mrs. Betty Worthington, R.N., B.S. Medical- Surgical Instructor Dr. David G. Mobberly, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Biology Instructor 55 Miss Mildred Megahan, B.A. Librarian MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING Dr. Mobberlcy filling the freshmen in on their anatomy and physiology. Mr. Knowlton giving the freshmen in- valuable knowledge in the anatomy and physiology of the cat. The basis of nursing fills our school with vast and sometimes uncomprehendable knowl- edge, quite essential to our goals as professional nurses. Through instruction, conferences, and clinical experience, we travel closer to our optimum aim; passing the state boards and taking our places in the realm of qualified professionals. Miss Sander explaining procedures to Miss Ogden. Mr. Hannen showing proficiency in taking a blood pressure, pressure . 58 Miss Hooks making rounds with Dr. Nelson. I ' ll bid . . . Dr. Ford discussing patient welfare with Mrs. Diltz and Miss Holt. Pretty does it! 59 Handicapped nurse prepares bed for new patient. One of the more pleasant jobs. PLEASE, open up. i ¥ For this, I had to get out of bed. 60 Miss Hyrina pre- paring medications. Boy, I could lie here all day! -a i r¥ - Mrs. Stopper discussing Clinitest procedure with Miss Stryker. Now, what should I chart about him today? 61 It takes two bags to keep these bugs inside. Boy is this outfit ever warm! Mrs. Haug explains cardiac monitor to students. m Students study new respirator. 62 ' To the boneyard, girls! Mr. Hanshaw explaining a radioisotope machine to Miss Bolir. Miss Rodgers in the Emergency Room questioning a newly arrived patient. ' hands off that sterile field. 63 SPECIALTIES Surgery We found ourselves participants in the drama belonging exclusively to operating room nursing, as our gloved hands learned to snap with precision the fine metal instruments into die surgeon ' s out- stretched palm. In addition to scrubbing in and circulating for operations, which provide ample opportunity to observe and learn the anatomical and physiologi- cal structures of die body, we have practice in setting up instruments for surgery. We also have experience in the recovery room, learning there the techniques of caring for the post-surgical pa- tients until sufficiently reacted to return to their rooms. 66 67 Obstetrics BIRTH! ! Never has there been a more mystical and exciting thing to behold. Care during labor and delivery provides the opportunity for forming warm, helping relationships with expectant parents. Through this, not only is knowledge acquired, but also a great satisfaction in knowing diat ours is the helping hand for one in need. Postpartum offers experience in caring for the mother and becoming acquainted with the family as a unit. In the nursery, we learn to observe and instruct the new mother in the areas of feed- ing, bathing, and dressing of her newborn. I-M5I ( jj 68 Pamela Metzger doing baby bath demonstration Going home. w (llir g F Class skit in Emergency childbirth. Newborn being dressed for home. 69 Pediatrics In Pediatrics, we enter the world of the young- ster. Those we care for range in age from infants through adolescents. Children are delightful and can teach us a great many things. The very ill child can mean sadness, but his stamina and will-power are re- freshing. All children are different, but each seems to possess built-in strength to accept his illness and to recover quickly. Through these youngsters, we gain a knowledge and understan ding of normal growth and develop- ment, the dynamics of childhood diseases, and a better understanding of the thoughts and actions of children. 70 4 m ■ Ar7 gMM i Miss Lasco explaining care of child in croupette. Wonder how many cards will come today! Miss Stahli feeding a child who has cleft lip and palate. Can you see anyone out there, Bruno? Dr. Vanderlin examining a child with the assistance from Mrs. O ' Mealy and Miss Metzger. 71 Psychiatry Mixed feelings of anxiety and eager anticipation accompany most of vis to the affiliation at Warren State Hospital for training and experience in the care of psychiatric patients, a most unique, fasci- nating, and challenging phase of the program. Classroom theory, in addition to clinical observa- tion and practice, provides the opportunity to strengthen the ability to comprehend and deal with many varieties of mental and emotional distur- bances. We return better equipped to recognize, understand, and interpret the numerous types of behavior and emotions exhibited by individuals, and realize that these skills are applicable and valuable to all areas of nursing. Although a portion of time must be consumed in study, leisure hours are devoted to forming new friendships and socializing with other affiliating students. The hospital provides much in the way of recreational equipment, and schedules several class activities. 72 Breaktime. Joyce Emick and Gloria Fantaski with Mrs. Adams in the library. Anyone for bicycle riding? Lounging after a long, hard day. Nurses Station with charge nurse and her students. 73 ACTIVITIES AND STUDENT LIFE Oak Staff The yearbook staff as an unspoken hero, keeps the precious mo- ments; the sad moments; the exhilarating moments close to our hearts. Our committees are kept solidly busy in our extracurricular time with such tilings as layouts, sales, and general plans. Our hope?- -The best yearbook! 76 Layout and Typing Committee Norma Kryder, Emily Machmer, and Martha Gathman Horn. Advertisement Committee Doris McCormick, Joan Wolf, Sue Motter, Linda Lowery, Chris Rech. Photography Committee Dawn Savage, Connie Shafer, Denise Stahli and Artista Marchioni. Subscription Committee Joan Wolf, Elaine Pongrazzi, Cheryl Tressler, Betsy -,-. Thomas. Advisors and Co- editors STANDING, Miss Helen Lasco, Pam Metzger; SEATED Linda Bohr, Mrs. Jeanne Haug. Student Government The Student Government Association is the most important student-controlled organization, being a vital link between students and administration. This organization offers each of us the opportunity to express requests and ideas by channeling them through the proper authorities. Utilizing these privi- leges, the student and the school are so correlated as to bring about better relationships throughout our school . 78 Installation of Student Government OfficerS--Miss Roxann Renn, new first vice president, and Miss Lydabelle Hemans, outgoing president of student government. l W Student Government Advisors-- Miss Helen Lasco and Mrs. Sally B. LaRue. Executive Board STANDING- -Jim Hannen, Doris McCormick, Pam Metzger, Diane Frei, Rosemarie Dubil, Roxann Renn, and Jean Steininger. SEATED Clockwise- -Lydabelle Hemans, Pamela Hanna, Marcia Gehr, Nancy Hocker, Mrs. Sally LaRue, Miss Helen Lasco, Artista Marchioni, Karen Barlett, Kathy Kline, Norma Rryder and Jean Kuzneski. 7 Class Officers And Advisors To be run in an efficient manner, any organization must have its party leaders and outside advisors who give valuable guidance in times of stress. The Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing is no exception, and presently we would like to pay tribute to all those who have done such an excellent job in making our internal government such a smooth- moving organization. Seniors President: Doris McCormick Vice-President: Connie Shafer Secretary: Diane Barrett Treasurer: Joyce Emick Advisor: Mrs. Sally LaRue Juniors President: Jean Steininger Vice-President: Norma Kryder Secretary: Sharon Plotts Treasurer: Renee Savage Advisors: Mrs. Jeanne Haug Mrs. Elizabeth Tomlinson P ▼ fe T T k A i i l ' Freshmen President: Jim Hannen Vice-President: Rosemarie Dubil Secretary: Roxann Renn Treasurer: Diane Frei Advisors: Mrs. Rosemary Sutliff Miss Helen Lasco 80 SNAP As members of the Student Nurses ' Associa- tion of Pennsylvania, students participate ac- tively in the many projects and activities of the association. SNAP provides the opportunity to become unified as student nurses in Pennsylva- nia, and above all, aids the individual ' s per- sonal growth and development. SNAP ' S re- wards and values are unlimited to those who seek them. 81 Nurses Christian Fellowship Nurses ' Christian Fellow- ship is an interdenominational group of fun and fellowship. To maintain and inspire spiritual growth, various ac- tivities are planned including Bible studies, singspirations, and campouts. Being able to meet as a group and discuss common problems enables us to give better care and fulfill the spiritual needs of patients. In NCF, through the help of God, we are able to face the future with courage and anticipation. j ■ « V k K |2a i. JtiU i ' I 2i fch m J . M V 82 Chorus From Bach, to Baez, to Broadway, the skillful hands of Mr. Robert Bowersox have directed the Williams- port Hospital Student Chorus in sheer enjoyment for all of us. Their singing for the November mass meeting, Christmas candlelight service and Spring Concert, was quite beautiful, and knowing that our fellow students ' efforts gave us these pleasant feelings of contentment was truly heart-warm- ing. 83 Freshman boys get initiated. 84 Our lives as student nurses include relaxing, times filled with fun and close friendships. If one would experience student travels through our residence, attend our various social events; one would see everything from water battles to talent shows, popcorn parties to student- faculty teas, or serious studying to watching a movie on television. We hope to demonstrate a variety of our experiences on the following few pages. 85 May Dance What a picture captures! 86 Seniors 87 Juniors 88 Freshmen 89 Graduation! ! What a long-awaited, serious and heartwarming time for the graduating class, their parents and all those making the feat possible. Long hours of study, hard work and three years of devotion are behind us. Times of distress and reward now receive their recompensation, as the opportunity to stand upon a stage and receive a nursing diploma becomes a reality. As we put on our white uniforms and walk down the aisle, we realize our long road of travel is completed. We came as students but we leave as graduates. In our hands we hold a diploma, a career and a great responsibility to ourselves and mankind. Look at us now. Quickly. You may never get a look at the children you once knew. 90 91 Our Friends Dr. A. Hannen Students ' Health Physician Miss Patricia Reeder Secretary Miss Cheryl King Secretary 92 Miss Ruth Zeigler Residence Director Mrs. Ruth McCoy Receptionist Mrs. Mary Johns Receptionist Mrs. Edna Keller Receptionist Mrs. Evelyn Manley Receptionist Mr. Allen Bright Custodian 93 ADVERTISING Patrons Dr. William D. Angle Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester George D. S. Andrus and Company Dr. R. Max Gingrich Drs. Bachman, Erway, Wilson Dr. Allen J. Hannen Dr. J. C. Baier Mrs. Elizabeth B. Harris Dr. George N. Ballentine Dr. James L. Harrison Dr. Drew Barrett Dr. Warren H. Hayes Dr. John A. Bennardi Dr. John D. High Dr. A. W. Blumberg Dr. Randall F. Hippie Dr. Marc W. Bodine Hospital Clothing Company Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bogart Dr. Morris Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. John Bohlayer Dr. George S. Klump Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Bohr Dr. John E. Knight Dr. William R. Brink Dr. Joseph M. Korengo Dr. Agapito V. Bulatao Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuzneski Dr. Joseph F. Campana Dr. Frank H. Laedlein Dr. Charles F. Cipolla Dr. Theodore S. Larson, Jr. City View Motel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaRue Dr. Merl G. Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Laylon Dr. Kenneth L. Cooper Dr. Charles A. Lehman, Jr. Dr. Francis V. Costello Dr. John Y. Leiser Dr. Robert J. Durrwachter Dr. Thomas J. Lewis Dr. Herbert A. Ecker Dr. Edward Lyon Dr. Joseph E. English Dr. George A. Lyon Dr. William T. Ford Mr. Robert N. McCormick Dr. Robert R. Garison Dr. David L. McMorris 96 Dr. William H. Gclrron, Jr. Dr. Matthew M. Mansuy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Marchioni Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Metzger Dr. Earl R. Miller Dr. Max C. Miller Dr. Paul E. Moore, Optometrist Dr. Edward N. Moser Dr. Philip K. Nelson Neville ' s Flowers Dr. Louis M. Orr Anna E. Pfaff Page Service-- Antique Car Restoration Dr. Louis L. Pearce Dr. LaRue E. Pepperman Dr. Russel W. Pfeil Carl L. Pfirman Dr. Jorge A. Querimit Mr. a nd Mrs. John S. Renn Roxann Renn Rocky ' s Sub Shop Dr. John Sabol Dr. Frederic E. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. William Mallin Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shafer Mr. Paul F. Shafer Dr. Donald E. Shearer Mrs. Carrie Stabler Dr. Robert G. Stevens Dr. Arthur R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thomas Dr. R. B. Tobias Dr. and Mrs. William D. Todhunter Dr. H. L. Tonkin Dr. Robert A. Updegrove Charles L. Usmar Van Campen Motors Dr. Robert L. Vanderlin Dr. Mendal F. Van Valin Dr. Franklin G. Wade Glen R. Wade Dr. and Mrs. Jack Whittaker Dr. Willis W. Williard Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wolf Dr. Robert S. Yasui Dr. W. Holmes Yealy Dr. Donald E. Shelley Dr. J. H. Yoder Second South Staff Dr. Charles L. Youngman Dr. Spencer J. Servoss 97 Compliments of THE L YCOMING CO UNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY 98 LYCOMING COLLEGE Lycoming is a co-educational, liberal arts college granting the Bachelor of Arts degree. The liberal arts program is basic to the professions of medicine, theology, teaching, law and dentistry, and is desirable in engineering, science, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine . Curricula Arts and Science Coop. Engin. Med. Tech. Pre-med. Business Admin . Coop. Forestry Pre-dental Pre-ministerial Religious Ed. Elementary Ed. Pre -law Secondary Ed. Areas of Concentration Accounting Economics Mathematics Religion Art English Music Russian .- Biology French Philosophy Sociology and Business Admin. German Physics Anthropology Chemistry History Pol. Science Spanish Psychology Theatre Director of Admissions William sport, Pa. 17701 Lycoming College Phone 326-1951 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 VI D MAR 2323 Reach Road Division of Volkert Stampings, Inc 99 Compliments of SYLVAN I A ELECTRIC LYCOMING COUNTY NEW CAR DEA LER S ASSOCIATION Alvm Bush Motors, Inc. Larry Herron, Inc. M. S. Bierly Chevrolet, Inc. Lavelle Motors, Muncy Bill Fry Ford, Inc. Marks-Hefty Ford, Inc. Dahlgren Ford Moltz Chevrolet Co., Inc. Don Blythe Motors Murray Ford Motor Co. Foltz Motors, Inc. Russ Smith Ford, Inc. Frank Hayes Pontiac, Inc. Shaheen Motors, Inc. Gibbs Pontiac Shea Cadillac Oldsmobile, Inc Gilbert Brother s- -Montour sville Stein ' s Sales 2k Service Gilbert Brother s- - Muncy Van Campen Motors, Inc. Good Rambler Sales fk Service Wyno Sales Co. LOO NORTHERN CENTRAL BANK and TRUST CO. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. NOW Three Offices For Greatest Bankirm Convenience Downtown 4th and Pine Sts Newbe rry 4th and Arch Sts Loyalsock River Ave. and Washington Blvd Member F.D.I.C. WILLIAMSPORT MUNCY HUGHESVILLE 1 01 I CLARK ' S FARM SUPPLY CLARK ' S FARM SUPPLY John Deere Farm, Industrial, Lawn Garden Equipment Western Auto-- Complete Family Store 3245 Lycoming Creek Rd . Phone 494-0660 area 7 17 Williamsport, Pa. JOHN D ■ ■ P ■ Your GENERAL ELECTRIC Dealer Congratulations to the Class of 1968 E AND A. SILVAGNI APPLIANCES 1750 East Third Street Williamsport, Pa. 102 JOSTEN ' S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF OUR REPRESENTATIVE Paul D . Jobsoi 90 Oak Street Forty-Fort, Penna. 18704 103 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 From | vi mte Q ttM GULF HE A TING OIL For Clean Comfort H. T. Schneebeli Distributor Phone: 323-6620 SUPER SELF SER VICE SHOES 250 West Third Street Williamsport, Pa. Shoes For The Entire Family L YCOMING YELLOW CAB COMPANY 104 8 § m Smith FLORIST Flower Shop and Greenhouse s 647 Beeber St. Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 322-6171 Compliments of THE SMITH PRINTING COMPANY gyyx £ € t fbt % Jit Compliments of B AIR ' S MOBILE HOMES SALES AND SERVICE Route 15 Hepburnville, Penna. 1772! Phone: 717-494-0393 Compliments of DARLING VALVE MAN UFA CTURING COMPANY 105 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 . . FACULTY Compliments of CARPENTERS HARDWARE INC. PICKELNER COAL CO. 309 West Third Street at Hepburn Street Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 323-9488 Compliments of A VCO L YCOMING DIVISION, A VCO CORPORA TION Williamsport Pennsylvania 106 Quality COLOR Wedding Candids Kocher Photo Service 505 Cemetery St . Williamsport, Pa Central Penna ' s Largest Studio 20th CENTURY BAKERY China Crystal Sterling Diamonds J.S. RUDNITZKI INC. 123 West Fourth St. The Diamond Center of Williamsport since 1905 The Center of Fine Merchandise P d l in downtown Williamsport where you expect a great store to be 107 Compliments of STROEHMANN BROS. COMPANY Bakers of Sunbeam BdtteiWpped CQMPMEJ Kgj Compliments of . P. M. SULLIVAN Fine Furniture Floor Coverings Draperies Complete Decorating Service V Compliments of La Verta ' s Beauty Salon Loyal Plaza Shopping Center Phone: 323-9427 LA VFRTA HARPER, Prop. Congratulations from HEAD NURSES AND SUPERVISORS 108 McDonald ' s Your Kind of Place 1730 East Third Street Williamsport, Pa. THE BIG N SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY You Can Count on Us For Low Price . For Good Quality . For Wide Assortment . For Reliable Service . For Satisfaction . For Friendliness Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 32Z-4741 Cong ratulations to the Class of 1968 THE WILLIAMSPORT HOSPITAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1 09 Quality Pork Products Since 1895 U.S. Government Inspected Area Code: 215 Phone: 368-2500 110 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 KRISTIANSON JOHNSON COAL COMPANY Lanse, Penna. ill SCHON ' S TASTE-FREEZE A Good Place to eat C one s - Sundae s - Shake s Splits-Floats-Cold Drinks Burgers-Hot Dogs-Ham Bar-B-Q Chicken Dinners-Chicken Snacks Minute Steaks-Corned Beef on Rye French Frie s East Third St. at Northway Rd . n S. ANDRl ' S CO. MAKE OUR STORE YOUR Mus ca HEADQUARTERS D. S. ANDRUS COMPANY 135 West Third St. Williamsport Pa. Compliments of 2 34: Basin Street Williamsport, Penna. THE UNIFORM SHOP 29 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of HILLTOP SUB HOUSE Joe Leta Jr., Prop. 303 Washington Boulevard Compliments of CAMPBELL ST. CONFECTIONERY John and Madelyn Axman 112 Downtown 14 W 4th St Loyal Plaza 1915 E 3rd St Williamsport, Pa. THE BASKET RESTAURANT Route 1 5 Allenwood, Pa. Open 7 Days Phone: 538-1757 Neil Mary Lynn, Prop. CYRUS McCORMICK Bulk Molasse s Allenwood, Pa. Phone: 5 38-1638 Compliments of ANN ' S LITTLE FASHION SHOPPE Smart Fashions for the Younger Set 609 W. Third St. William sport, Pa. LYCOMING HOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE Compliments of JENNINGS BOOTERY You neve r had it so light in white with Nurse Mate Shoe s 30 W 4th St. Phone: 323 -1761 113 Compl iments of PAUL ' S LUNCH 169 W. Third St. Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of RAMIN ' S PHARMACY 38 West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. Have it . . . Cleaned- -Repaired Recorded- - Flote sted WEIGLE RADIATOR SERVICE North Rt 15, 1 mile past cloverleaf , Left on Mahaffey Lane, 1 4 mile to sign Rr ZZ10 Mahaffey Lane, Williamsport- -3Z6- 5270 Compliments of WILLIAMSPORT MIRROR GLASS CO 317 Railway Street Phone: 322-47 64 IkcuUl 1j04 . . . Qo UU Uf, MACKE LYCOMING VENDING CO. 2100 Reach Road Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 326-2651 Compliments of RELIABLE FURNITURE CO, Williamsport 1 s Greate r Furniture Store 18-30 East Third Street Williamsport, Pa. 114 KELCHNER S 127 West Third Street William sport, Pa. In the State Theater Build Lng Compliments of SPANGENBURG ENGRAVERS R.D. 2. Cogan Station , Pa . 17728 Phone: 717- 494- 1033 D.J. VANNUCCI PHARMACY Market and Hepburn Sts Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 326-2474 tiOCKEYE PRETZEl CO. 65 Eldred Street EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1730 Four Mile Drive Williamsport, Pennsylvania Holding forth the Word of Life A Bible Centered Church A- Acknowledge you have sinned Romans 3: 23 B- Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ Acts 16:31 C- Confess Christ as your Saviour Romans 10:9-10 LUCASI DISPLAY Your Trim The Home Shop 4th and Pine, Downtown 115 Compliments of HO LI DA Y INN of Williamsport Compliments of A FRIEND The following members of The Oak staff wish to express their apprecia- tion to everyone whc helped to make this yearbook possible: Advisors: Miss Helen J. Lasco Co-editors: Linda Bohr Alberts Mrs. Jeanne E. Haug Pamela Metzger Photography editor: Denise Stahli Advertising editor: Christine Mallin Rech Subscription editor: Elaine Pongrazzi Typing editor: Emily Machmer Freshman editor: John Gillespie Junior editor: Norma Kryder Business manager: Ginny Clingan Auxiliary staff: Georgia Lucas Karen Barlett Constance Shafer Martha Gathman Ho rn Mary Homan Susan Motter Cheryl Tressler Linda Chrapek Betsy Thomas Jean Hackedorn Startzman Doris McCormick Kay Strassner Artista Marchioni Anne Harris Linda Lowery Joan Wolf Re ne ' e Savage Jessie Quillen Roberta Heyler 116 ,