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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

! i. i ■ I m • h - r £ - Z The Class Of 1969 Presents The Oak Young and old, Like yon oak Bright in Spring, Living gold immer-rich .aen; and then Yutumn- changed, oberer-hued Gold again. All his leaves Fallen at length, Look, he stands, Trunk and bough. Naked strength. Alfred, Lord Tennyson TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Student Body Medical-Surgical Nursing Specialties Student Life And Activities Advertisements o oer[-2y S Mrs. Elizabeth Tomlinson Beauty depends on simplicity- -I mean the true simplicity of a rightly and nobly ordered mind and character. Plato Time has flown by for us, showing us many experiences which will forever remain implanted in our minds. As we look back over the past three years, there has been one who has stayed by our side through happy and sometimes, sad times. By being understanding, generous of herself in time and effort, she has helped us to overcome many obstacles along with sharing in all our achievements. We dedicate our yearbook, The Oak, to one who is herself dedicated Mrs. Elizabeth D. Tomlinson. One example of her infinite generosity. Busy at work on patient ' s diets. u mtk f w A dietitian at work! Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson LUX Daily discussions over coffee I SENIORS SENIORS HOG JUNIORS ID FRE5HMEN FRE-5HMEN FRE5HMEW : ff?£$j -V. IMEN FRESHMEN FRESH :-,-•  ;. , . ' ■ . - . . ' - ' ' .. ' ■ ' .-■ •■ ' ' v • ' ••• ' ' . ■ 1 ■ . (l ; i- •• - ' i.e.- ' fr- %  „ - - - .■ .,  -::-, v v ' ■ . ' - ; i ■• ■• , v; ' .. ' •% • • • , - •-.: . ■ - n- . ' ■ • - .-, Y- - ■v:.-. ' r-! . ' r,-- •• ■ ' • - j ■ - . ; . v . - ?■ SS . i, • -: ■ - -VI • ' ••■ • ' i. • -  . .. • ' ' Vv ' ' l ' l!, ' v .• ' :. !v • ■-: -v.--- ■ -- r .— - .. ' .„ -j- :-ti - -- -?-? r - • •• .- ■,-, •• ,•• vt ■ ' ■• ' .v- ' .. ' : V ' -v . :  } -o ■.•■-■? •. ' ■ ' ■ ■ . ■■■ ' •.,- V .-■• , ' ■ ■:.. ' : . ' .. 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Leave my sneakers alone! Cheese ... as in spaghetti! Cleveland or Bust PN of the month??? 43 Juniors V ft 4 Joy Asby Sandra Brown Q F  « ! ♦ 4 Rebecca Burkholder Blaine Bush Michela Capello Mary Chapin Judy Coup Pamela Cuneo ■ 4 i ■mm A h 1 Jacqueline Dorwart Rosemarie Dubil 44 ft Phyllis Geise John Gillespie Jenifer Gray T V James Hannen Gail Harris Roberta Heyler T Carol Hooks Kayann Kaupa Jeanne Kizer mar s h Georgia Lucas Grace Machamer 45 Juniors i Margaret Miller s Bonnie Ogden . Valerie Pearce Marie Phleger Cynthia Ranck © Thalia Reffner Roxann Renn I JfcJ Cv William Rhine jjfc Bonnie Roe Wendy Schindler 46 • Barbara Snyder Cheryl Stetts Tondelayo Stickler Deborah Stryker Carolyn Sweigart Carol Sykes Alice Taylor Rita Terry Sandra Weigle Jeanette Yanulevich Sandra Zaydell 47 What am I doing! Do you know cancer ' s seven warning signals? Who are you trying to kid? J Whatever turns you on! M A I would have to work this weekend Pfe j?- Let ' s not all move at once, gang. Really! 48 Where did they hide the milk and cookies? I knew I should have taken Latin! I should have been a secretary. . v VJ Hold the directions a little higher. That tickles! Get out of here with that camera! 49 Freshmen Connie Auker Judith Beaver Paula Burger Sandra Butler Peggy Caldwell Karen Danis Nancy Eder V Sharon Engler Lucinda Ditlovv Gail Feese 50 Sharon Fischer Gloria Gavitt Rick Goodbrod Joan Grantier Debra Guthrie Linda Hagan Nancy Hampton Barbara Hartman Henry Horning Billie Houseknecht 51 Freshmen Karen Houseknecht i Bonita Kephart m Linda Knowlden Diane Minier James Molitor Cynthia Orleski Carol Peters S3 ft Carol Poorman 52 %T V Barbara Schnars Sarah Shrimp •v Carol Sisson Christine Spooner Barbara Strouse A Marie Tomalonis Mina Wales Jo Ann Walushka Susan Wilcox 53 HELP! ! Freshmen ' It ' s been a long day Happiness Is . . . What a day! ' Friends till the end. 15 Below? ' We ' re on our way up! 54 Now maybe they won ' t notice me so much. Lost in a crowd. Rush hour. We made it! The three stooges. The gang ' s all here. Beauty Hour! 55 ADMINISTRATION With every arc, there is a keystone of strength. With every hospital, there are those whose knowl- edge and effort afford us an organized and efficient hospital. They not only work for the betterment of the hospital, but for the students, themselves, so that through their guidance, the foundations, traditions and character of our school will always remain. W TW 1 jj 1 % B Miss Gladys Updegrove, R.N. B.S. , M.A. Associate Director of Nursing Miss Anna E. Pfaff, R.N. , B.S.N.E., M.S.N. A. Director of Nursing Miss Helen J. Lasco, R.N., B.S.N.E. Associate Director of Nursing Education Nursing School Committee SEATED: Miss A. E. Pfaff. Miss H. J. Lasco, Mrs. R. Updegrove, Mrs. C. Carpenter. STANDING: Rev. F. Bell, Dr. G. S. Klump, Mr. C. R. Wax- man, Jr., Miss M. Kelly. ABSENT: Dr. C. A. Leh- man, Jr., Mrs. E. B. Persun. Mr. G. H. Lane, Mrs. W. T. Ford, Dr. L. Orr, Mr. R. Cranmer. Mrs. E. Barnes. 56 Clive R. Waxman, Jr. Administrator Richard B. Greene Assistant Administrator George H. Lane Assistant Administrator 57 ■i- ' ■ };■■ -:•■ ' ■: 4 : ; ' ••• V-i .;- ••?•.• . , ••. . ;. •. ■■■■•. W. •.. •% . . v. •- ' ; , . -.- • ., V-v. ;. - i- ■•-. ■ ••:•• .«. ■Vs ' -v-. ..■ ;•.:;■. C ■. ' ,- •■••. ■■■ ' -.•; v v s • --? .-...-:■?• ; :v ■ ; .•• -. - -,.... -;.• v. . .--.v V- - •• .•■ V- . •■•:■ ..;«pir 4  •■ ' . • -.-.- ' . -.•■.. ' • ■•-..- • : . v . v,+ ■. ■-. :.«;.• ' ;..•• ' ■ • ' . • ' ■.- •  V,.- . ' • -. fV .i ■  •! •  ' , . ' .•■•■• • 59 4 Mrs. Carol Slottcr, R.N. , B.S. Medical- Surgical Miss Chapin with Dr. Taylor. ' Open up Dad! That does it every time! Medical -Surgical Nursing Within these walls, Pity will war with Death, Conquer and fail, and conquer yet again Here broken life on life will fight for breath. Grave eyes will watch, and hearts grow numb with pain; Till the new hope that makes the eyes grow blind Breathes, and the long suspense breaks down in tears; And quiet skill, content to serve its kind, Turns to new conflicts, through uncounted years. Alfred Noyes Miss Clingan at work. 60 Miss Doris McCormick, R.N., Health Nurse, Medical-Surgical Confusion Corner! ! The care of a cast Who ordered that enema? Admission . . . Vitals 61 I TTf f . I Observation and charting is helpful in diagnosis. Mrs. Jeanne E. Haugh, R.N. B.S.E. Medical- Surgical The good humor man. Mrs. Mary Ann Keller, R.N., B.S.N. Ed. Medical- Surgical Testing! Testing! I ' ve got to make it quick, I ' m going out for trout. i In service or bust! Miss Shirley Barno, R.N., B.S., Medical- Surgical 62 Miss Evans helps student with chart. Mrs. Shirley Ream, R.N., Medical- Surgical B. S. 1,2,3, Tra la la BOOM dee -ay! Peppy pill pusher Sandy. Mrs. Shirley W. King, R.N., B. S.N.Ed., Medical-Surgical 63 ) Mrs. Mary Bowersox, R.N. Operating Room Instructor Operating Room Nursing Knife. The preparatory procedures are through. Three gowned people stand within a small room, a tense air hovering so prevalent that beads of perspi- ration cling to their brows. The drama of the oper- ating room scene has begun. Now to follow the case; to probe into the phenomena of the human body; to assist the surgeon in making the strain of the opera- tion less encompassing. The student nurse is ready. The operation runs smoothly. Her eyes and ears strain to assimilate the bits and pieces of concen- trated information that the surgeon mutters in his engrossed state of total thought. The last suture is clipped. The sponge and needle counts prove to be satisfactory. She breathes a long sigh of relief, and degloving, walks back to the lounge to await the beckon of the surgeon who will again take her on a guided tour of the awesome trails of the human body. [t has been a long day! Sterilization of instruments on 11-7. Miss Wolfe demonstrates equipment. 64 Counting sterile instruments. Sandy goes to class. New students in the O.R. Learning thorough comprehensive care. George! And they think it ' s sunburn! 65 Emergency Room Nursing How often have we encountered the flashing red lights of an ambulance swiftly making its way to the hospital. It is the Emergency Room that so effi- ciently and skillfully meet the first basic and critical needs of the patient. It is here also where several hundred people come every week to receive treatment and medical coun- seling. Emergency Room experience allows the student to develop skill and efficiency in emergency and disaster situations. Mrs. Betty Worthington, R.N. , B.S., Medical Surgical Mrs. Hoffman orients student to the Emergency Room. Clinic offers aid to the out-patient. Dr. Blumberg examines a child in Well Baby Clinic. I.V. Team 66 Admission prodecure in Emergency Room is not always this painless. Physical Medicine experience is a part of our training for rehabilitation. We also help with difficult X-ray prodecures. Inhalation Therapy is the breath of life. Radioisotope is interesting and helpful in diagnosis of patients. Miss Pongrazzi cleans the wound before the doctor sutures it. 67 Mrs. Rosemary Sutliff, R.N., B.S. Isolation Instructor What do you mean we ' re contaminated? Isolation Nursing Oh, those insidious invisible microbes! Who knows where they lurk; Maybe next to the door; or between the bed sheets. FRIGHT is a perfect description of our initial reaction upon entering our isolation specialty. But alas, through our concurrent training in the class- room and its practical application on the clinical unit, we finally evolved to fear no germ alive. Let us at ' em, is the cry of the student nurse who has finished her rewarding and informative stint in the communicable disease aspect of nursing. NOW try and get out, you nasty little bugs! No you don ' t test it with your finger. 68 Diet Therapy Nursing Yes sir, I will personally see that you get coffee for your three meals, is a cry more than faintly reminiscent of our nursing-correlated dietary experi- ence. Never fully realizing the cardinal importance of the dietary therapy in the hospital setting, the stu- dent nurse now finds that there are sundry jobs consuming her total day. Classes, patient teaching and assisting in the tabulation of menus constitute the bulk of this interesting specialty, giving the student nurse a we 11- needed lapse from the grind of medical- surgical nursing. I Mrs. Elizabeth Tomlinson, B.S., A.D.A., Diet Therapy Instructor Diet Therapy class with the juniors. Are you sure you want this? Busy thinking up new foods. You really get some interesting diets in Pediatrics. 69 SPECIALTIES SPED) • fl ' - j . . •..•  . ; v ,..., ■• . • ■,  ., v. r ; . ' ■- ' -. .•• ' ,r- . ' V-Y • ■ • ,...•. ' i. v ■.•.-. • ■ ■ - .■ - ' . ; --■• ' - ■ - k • ■ • ■ v - ,. ,; j|i:i ' . ' „• . • , tf • . ' ■■ ' . ' v - • ' ' ' . .•■ . ' ' . ' . ' T-- 71 1 V i Mrs. Eleanor Derr, R.N. Intensive Care Instructor 4 S.N. , m i No you can ' t leave at 2:00! Intensive Care Nursing Cardiac arrest! Hemorrhage! Shock to seizures-- these were the cardinal terms that became familiar to us during our rotation in I.C.U. Efficiency and organization to a different aspect of total medical team nursing were acquired here in three short months of copious training. The end result? Quality care in the management of the eritically afflicted patient. Intravenous Therapy is an important asset to the patient. Do I have time to what? Trial run for a code 7. 72 ■ % Special interest is paid to student bulletin boards. kF fl The evening shift takes over. ' Here we go again! How ' s the pressure? Total patient care 73 Obstetric Nursing ... Each babe is Divine Reassurance that God still has faith in mankind. Martin Buxbaum We as student nurses all had the opportunity of three months experience in the field of Obstetric Nursing, including labor and delivery, nursery, post-partum and clinic. Mixed feelings of joy, wonderment and empathy overcome us as we attended the patient in labor and then, after wheeling her into the delivery room, witnessed and assisted in the miracle of birth. Mrs. Sally B. LaRue, R.N., B.S.N.E. , Obstetric Nursing The Divine Reassurance! The baby bouncers! ! Baby ' s first exam. New and old learned from the baby bath demonstration. 74 Preparing the heated isolette in the delivery room. W} ) ■ We just had a baby! ! Miss Sherman readies supplies for a circum- cision. Mr s. LaRue gives Post Partum assignments. Listening to Fetal Heart Tones. Brand new mother and baby . 75 .... Pediatrics Your children arc not your children. They are sons and daughters of life ' s longing for itself. Kahlil Gibran The trust in a child ' s eyes, the laughter on tiny faces, and the many tears shed on the way to re- covery are unforgettable parts of our learning ex- periences in the nursing of children. In caring for these children we have gained valuable experiences not only as nurses but as young men and women who will sowieday, be caring for children of our own. Mrs. Ann L. Stopper, R.N., B. S. N. , Pediatrics Instructor Look at the show-offs! ' Is your bumpy better? Chow time in the mess hall! Is that Mom ' s green Chevy? 76 And she says smile . . 4 and papa bear said A rocking chair built for two! I ' d rather be dry cleaned. and this is a Kritter 77 Psychiatric Nursing Let the trouble of the day fall on you as feathers slowly drift away. Choose with care your troubles great for they can accumulate and like pounds of i Lathers- -crush you with their weight. Martin Buxbaum Throughout our entire training we dealt with physical- aches, pains and complaints of our patients. But during our psychiatric affiliation we saw the other aspect--the anxieties, depressions, elations, and frustrations. In these three short months we learned more about human nature and ourselves than we ever knew. With this knowledge we grew to be- come a more empathetic, more tolerant, and a much more understanding individual. Doctors welcome students ' questions on care of the mentally ill patient. We had our own striping ceremony! Ginny ' s birthday. So what? I ' m obsessive compulsive! 78 Farewell to Warren. How far is New York? Carol and Mary wait for the Great Pumpkin She ' s a real swinger! jFTH i And the beat goes on Shower Power! 79 J.. T . ■••■ W ' ■■ • ; . . i AY -J , ' 81 J. Kuzneski, J. Kizer; SECOND ROW, C. Renk, J. Asby, P. Hanna, R. Renn, G. Clingan, Mrs. LaRue, ad- visor; STANDING, J. Beaver, G. Gavitt, C. Spooner, B. Hartman, D. Savage, S. Newton. Student Government The clash of knitting needles gives rise to our monthly student government meeting. Regardless of busy hands, student government is a vital part of our lives right now. It is an organization whereby we can become involved-with ourselves, our school, and our career. It is a gathering where all three classes meet and join hands for progress. What ' s the key word? Support. Support student government and it will surely support you. ft 1 i 1W x J M Carol Hooks, 1969-70, accepts Outstanding Student Nurse trophy from 1968-1969 Outstand- ing Student Nurse, Jean Kuzneski. 82 Sr. Class Officers and Advisors, Mrs. Derr, V. Pres. , ski, Pres., S. Newton, Mrs. T. Tomlinson, Treas. , Sec. , M. Moate. J . Kuzne - R. Savage, Pam prepares notes for meeting. Jr. Class Officers and Advisors, Sec, J. Absy, Pres., R. Dubil, V. Pres., C. Sykes, Treas., C. Ranck. Installation of officers. a jA i Executive Board meeting. .O fk i Fr. Class Officers and Advisors, Mrs. Stopper, Pres. , G. Gavitt, V. Pres., B. Hartman, Mrs. Slotter, Treas., C. Spooner, Sec, J. Beaver. Advisors of Student Government, Mrs. LaRue and Mrs. Sutliff, accept gifts. 83 Yearbook . . . Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. Simon and Garfunkel Bookends FRONT ROW, L. Ricketts, G. Clingan, D. Savage; CENTER ROW, N. Kryder, J. Gillespie, C. Orleski, L. Lowery, S. Newton; LAST ROW, P. Hanna, B. Kephart, B. Hartman, N. Eder. Yearbook meeting in Cardroom. !S H JTjr : r i Get busy Kritter! Yearbook Seminar attendance. Mrs. Haug and Nance review the yearbook. 84 S.N.A.P. You only get out of it what you put into it! This is a statement used frequently by Snappers in our area. W. H.S.N, has had a very active year in S.N.A.P. Hosting the annual Mock Convention gave us a chance to show others the potential our students have. Due to the increase in student leadership, en- thusiasm rose and apathy began to take a backseat. Our group at State Convention. Aiding students in registering for Mock Convention. Master of ceremonies. Our faculty at Mock. Madam President . She kept the law W. H. S. N. ' s tremendous talent! Would you like a walnetto? 85 Chorus Description: A group of young adults sitting in a circle with a look of enjoyment on each face. Definition: Our Chorus Chorus is one extracurricular activity that not everyone can belong to. You need special require- ments: interest, and appreciation of music, and a funloving attitude. The combination of these three has brought many people together through song. It continues to do so every year at the Candlelight Service and Spring Concert. Conclusion: What would we do without a chorus? Answer: Ask a mem- ber. Our fill-ins at Mock. Hey, when do we come in? The official uniform of Chorus! 1st ROW, D. McCormick, Advisor, R. Renn, C. Ranck, P. Burger, C. Stetts, C. Orleski, D. Kramer, C. Minium, S. Fischer; 2nd. ROW, C. Peters, S. Shrimp, S. Butler, G. Gavitt, D. Guth- rie, J. Kizer, P. Hanna, D. Patterson. 86 Nurses ' Christian Fellowship With Mrs. Connie Crane as advisor, the mem- bers of Nurses ' Christian Fellowship meet every Thursday night for fellowship and study. The various meetings include such things as: buzz sessions, singspirations, Bible studies, special speakers, picnics and campouts. Through Nurses ' Christian Fellowship the student nurse is better able to understand her own beliefs and become a more rounded individual. Thusly, she gains an understanding of how to be more sensitive to the spiritual and emotional needs of her patients. Planning a meeting . . fs ffi fb SEATED, D. Frei, P. Hanna, J. Coup, J. Asby, R. Terry; STANDING, C. Renk, C. Sykes, Mrs. C. Crane, advisor. B. Klees, S. Weigle, 87 Willie . . . ' Queen for a night. May Queen Newt and her drop-out court. Was that a man I saw in that window? And they said, come as your are , so we did. Lady, you think I look bad?! No Sandy, he belongs to the hospital. Tip it, tip it, our way. rn Darn it, I said it was MINE. 88 What ' s the matter? Haven ' t you ever seen Little People before? The Establishment says Keep off der grass. Sharon bid double nello and kept the joker! Looks like geriactrics to me. M i Pea porridge hot, Pea porridge cold . . Happy Time brings out the best in people! Think they ' d let me play? 89 Dr. Allen J. Hannen Miss Patricia Reeder Mrs. Marilyn W. Dunkleberger To A Friend There may have been someone who could have done more To help me along, Though I doubt it; What I needed was cheering, and always before They had let me plod on without it. You helped me to refashion the dream of my heart, And made me turn eagerly to it; There were others who might have (I question that part)-- But, after all; They didn ' t do it! Grace S. Dawson Miss Mildred Megahan Mrs. Clara Carpenter 90 Residence Director Miss Zeigler k ' BF - - Receptionist Mrs. Keller Receptionist Mrs. McCoy Receptionist Mrs. Johns Custodial help--Thelma, Chet, and Jennie. Absent- -Ester. Receptionist Mrs. Watkins 91 93 Patrons Dr. William D. Angle Dr. Wallace W. Bednarz Dr. A. W. Blumberg Marilyn Bohlayer William R. Brink, M.D. Dr. Joseph F. Campana Charles F. Cipolla, M.D. Dr. Kenneth L. Cooper Dr. Robert J. Durrwachter The Faculty Dr. Herman Finklestein Dr. William T. Ford A Friend R. Max Gingrich, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Greene Allen J. Hannen, M.D. Dr. James L. Harrison Sandi and Paul Hatch Dr. Randall F. Hippie Dr. George S. Klump Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuzneski Dr. Frank H. Laedlein Theodore S. Larson, Jr., M.D. Miss Helen J. Lasco Dr. Charles A. Lehman, Jr. Levinson ' s Clothiers, Inc. Dr. Edward Lyon Dr. George A. Lyon Doris McCormick, R.N. David L. McMorris, M.D. Dr. Earl R. Miller Dr. Paul E. Moore, Opt. Dr. Edward N. Moser Dr. LaRue E. Pepperman Dr. Philip K. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. LawTence Orleski Dr. Louis M. Orr Miss Anna E. Pfaff Dr. R. W. Pfeil Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Rogers Dr. Frederic E. Sanford Dr. Donald E. Shearer Charles L. Usmar, Florist Dr. Robert L. Vanderlin D. J. Vannucci Dr. Franklin G. Wade 94 Compliments of Pennsylvania Keystone Joint Board TWVA, AFL-CIO 95 Congratulations to the class of 1969 from the Williamsport Hospital Nurses ' Alumni 96 JOSTENS American Yearbook Company Compliments of our Representative Paul D. Jobson Dallas, Penna. 97 Compliments of Lycoming County Medical Society 98 Williamsport Muncy Hughesville Compliments of Hillside Restaurant 99 Compliments of Hilltop Sub Shop 100 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 desir- able 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 Art Biology Business Admin. Chemistry Economics English French German History Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics Pol. Science Psychology Religion Russian Sociology and Anthropology Spanish Theatre Director of Admissions Lycoming College Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone 326-1951 Compliments of Supervisiors and Head Nurses 101 Downtown 14 W4th St. Loyal Plaza 1915 E 3rd St. Williamsport, Pa. LYCOMING HOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE i J CLARK ' S FARM SUPPLY Q|) ! Clark ' s Farm Supply John Deere Farm, Industrial, Lawn Garden Equipment Western Auto-- Complete Family Store leslern Hito 3245 Lycoming Creek Rd. Phone 494-0660 area 717 Williamsport, Pa. 102 Super Self Service Shoes 250 West Third Street Willi amsport, Pa. Shoes For The Entire Family SI 1 omah Florist Flower Shop and Greenhouses 647 Beeber St. Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 322-6171 La Verta ' s Beauty Salon Loyal Plaza Shopping Center phone: 323-9427 La Verta Harper, Prop. Compliments of Avco Lycoming Division, Avco Corporation Williamsport Pennsylvania 103 China Sterling Crystal Diamonds Pickelner Fuel Oil Co. J.S. Rudnitzki Inc. 309 w. 3rd st. 210 Locust St. Williamsport, Pa. 123 West Fourth St. 323-9488 The Diamond Center of Williamsport since 1905 Brozm an ' s Compliments of 349 Pine St. Big N Home of Famous Name Fashions For Juniors and Misses 104 «|r ' iT SajJ Compliments Compliments of J. P. M. Sullivan Fine Furniture Floor coverings Draperies Complete Decorating Service Bair ' s Mobile Homes Sales and Service Route 15 Hepburnville, Penna. 17728 Phone 717-494-0393 Lycoming Yellow Cab Company Compliments of Darling Valve Manufacturing Company 105 Cyrus H. McCormick Bulk Molassess Allenwood, Pa. phone 538-1638 Compliments of Ann ' s Little Fashion Shoppe The Finest In Childrens Wear Anywhere 609 West Third Street Williamsport, Pa. Phone 322-2772 Hospital Clothing Co. Dice Drug Store Mailing Address P.O. Box 2021 So. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 The Bargain Barn Specializing In Wedding Items, Gifts and Novelties For All Occasions 909 Main Street Phone 323-2513 So. Williamsport, Pa. Edward W. Smith Co., Inc. Drug Store 764 W. Fourth Street Dial 7344 Williamsport, Pa. 106 Compliments of Jennings Bootery You never had it so light in white with Nurse Mate Shoes 30 West 4th. Street Phone: 323-1761 Phone: 326-0506 Sunbury Auto Parts Co., Inc. Complete Machine Shop Service Sunbury- Shamokin-Bloomsbury-Berwick 286-5851 648-6881 784-2390 752-7571 Milton- Williamsport-Harrisburg- 742-8506 322-4723 234-6195 Lemoyne 737-6726 L. C. Ball Tours Congratulations to the class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty Nine R.H.M. Complete Travel Service B.S.M.E., P.S.U., A.R.O. 40 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pa. A.M., F.M. K35IE, 210-36-3170, 17701 Schon ' s Wayne Stoke Meat Market Tastee-Freeze Growers Market House Stands 9 and 119 Phone 322-7751 Williamsport, Pa. Quality Beef, Pork, Lamb, Products and Poultry Home- lured Hams, Bacon, Homemade Scrapple, Liverwurst and Sausage A Good Place to eat C ones- Sundaes- Shakes- Splits- Floats-Cold Drinks- Burgers-Hot Dogs- Ham Bar-B-Q-Chicken Dinners- Chicken Snacks- Minute Steaks- Corned Beef on Rye-French Fries East Third Street at Northway Road 107 D. S. ANDRES CO. MAKE OUR STORE YOUR Afus ca HEADQUARTERS D.S. Andrus Company 135 West Third St. Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of Paul ' s Lunch 169 W. Third St. Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of Williamsport Mirror Glass Co. 317 Railway Street Phone: 322-4764 The City Dray Line Sybil Mills, Inc. Lingerie for Little Girls- 611 Rose St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone: 326-2451 Compliments of Cambell St. Confectionery John and Madelyn Axman 108 Ii ' imt ' m ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W Alexander ' s Flower Shop Let ' s be Friends Through Flowers 2111 Roosevelt Ave. Phone 322-3425 Kennedy ' s Auto Sales Quality Used Cars 2724 Lycoming Creek Rd. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 494-1058 H. E. Kolb Apothecary Phone 322-7824 406 Locust St., Williamsport The Uniform Shop 27 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pa. The Home of Ethan Allen, Kroehler ind other Nationally famous Products Compliments of Reliable Furniture Company Williamsport 1 s Greater Furniture Store 18-30 East Third Street Williamsport, Pa. 109 The Center of Fine Merchandise i If Hi A in downtown Williamsport Where you expect a great store to be Kelchner ' s 127 West Third Street Williamsport, Pa. In tie State Theater Building Williamsport Orthopedic Prosthetic Co., Inc. 138 E. Fourth St 109 Walnut St. Williamsport, Pa. 109 Walnut St. Artificial Limbs Orthopedic Braces Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs and Walkers Sales and Rentals Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from Letzler Motors Inc. Flanger Brothers, Owners Country House Restaurant Compliments of at the City View Motel Route 15, S. Williamsport, Pa. Berrigan Brothers ' Meats no Compliments of MR. PIZZA CURCHOES ' Eat the best for less Hepburn Street Third Street Compliments of RAMIN ' S PHARMACY Compliments of Holiday Inn 38 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pa. Ill A, ALCAN ALCAN CABLE d.vision of alcan aluminum corpora? on • • 3 NORTHERN CENTRAL • . • BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Williamsport.Pa. READY-CASH Loyalsock Office Newberry Office River Ave. and Washington Blvd. 4th Arch Sts. Downtown Office 4th Pine Sts. Member F.D.I.C. 112 ii £3 r • . V y OBSTETRIC  10ITION NURSING ■ ' ■ m arct