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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

m u 1Q75 3?5f3 8g ;52Stj ENTER THE YOUNG . . . Here they come Released after years of being kept in hiding , They ' re climbing up the ladder rung by rung . . . emmuGw DORIS MAY PICK While Jim Croce was singing about life and times, Nixon was fighting Water- gate, and Women ' s Lib sought equal rights, WHSN was experiencing the char- isma of Mrs. Doris Pick, whose influence will remain a vital part of our personal and professional lives. Although only on the staff for two years, Mrs. Pick ' s pres- ence has had both a direct and indirect influence on the careers of students and will for many years to come. In the classroom it seemed as though she was restrained. She did her teaching naturally on the units or relaxing after hours. Here she talked with us, demonstrated to us, but most of all, worked with us. No question was too stupid, no opinion too ridiculous. That sort of makes a student relate to a teacher - person to person, and that ' s the way it should be. For us, that ' s the way it was. The Class of 1975 is then proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Doris Pick and to the ideals for which she stands. 7 eemnlti6n JEANNE DUNKLE In our freshman year, we met Mrs. Dunkle. Being one of our clinical instructors , we had many learning experiences with her. Her love and enthusiasm for nursing inspired many of us during the hardships . Thank you for being our advisor. MARY ELLEN ROSENCRANCE Mrs. Rosencrance, as well as being an instructor and class advisor, has proved to be an understanding friend and counselor. .r GAIL MEIKRANTZ We wish to express our gratitude to Miss Gail Meikrantz for her guidance in year- book , as it was greatly needed . Without her aid , the job would not have been as easy and worthwhile as it was. Snhk tfie ' Here they come, Some are walking, Some are riding , And some are flying, Some just gliding Released after years Of being kept in hiding They ' re climbing up The ladder rung by rung Here they come, Some with questions, Some decisions And some with facts, And some with visions Of a place to multiply Without the use of divisions To win a prize that No one ' s ever won Here they come, Some are laughing , Some are crying And some are doing, Some are trying Some are selling, Some are buying Some are living, Some are dying But demanding Recognition one by one Enter the young They ' ve learned to think More than you think They think Not only learned to think, But to care Not only learned to think But to dare Enter the young Words and music by Terry Kirkman ■ ' 1966 Beechwood Music Corporation. Used by special permission. We wish to express our thanks to Mr. Robert Gohrs. iiiriiiH uriiilll ■ . . . Enter the young , They ' ve learned to think, Enter the young , More than you think they think . QJeni U C uni U Qjpeciauti idmttieMftik 17 61 63 67 7H 8 7 MiLnifaduon MR. CLIVE R. WAXMAN President MR. HERMAN RANNELS, M.D. Medical Director and Vice President MR. RICHARD GREENE Vice President and Administrator MRS. CELIA BLANKS, B.S.N.E. , M.A. Director of Nursing E. LEWIS LEAMAN Assistant Administrator FRANCIS J. TRIPOLI Vice President and Controller Nursing Advisory Committee Board of Managers o5t emoi Here they come , some with questions , some decisions Here they come , some with facts and some with visions ROW 1 - Mrs. Patricia Jansson, B.S.N. ; Mrs. Jeanne Dunkle, B.S.N. ; Mrs. Mary Ann Keller, B.S.N. ; Mrs. Anne Patterson, B.S. Ed. ; Mrs. Susan Sweet , B.S. Ed . ROW 2 - Mrs . Janet Chiao , B . S . N . ; Miss Jean Balliet , M . S . N . ; Mrs . Marilyn Adair , M . S . N . ; Mrs . Shirley Young , B.S. Ed.; Mrs. Doris Pick, B.S.N. Ed.; Mrs. Maria Gustafson, B.S.N. ; Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance, B.S.N. Ed. MISSING - Miss Judy Coup, B.S.N. Ed.; Mrs. Eleanor Den, B.S.N. ; Mrs. Mary Ruth Barner, B.S. Ed.; Mr. Michael Heyd, M.L.S.; Mrs. Celia Blanks, M.S.N. Ed. Patricia Reeder Secretary Carol Bridge Secretary 10 Health Nurse Mrs. Young, will long be remembered as our great health nurse. We are grateful for the patience she has shown us during our various illnesses. Thanks for the TLC. Physician Dr. Hannen, our school physician , has cared for our aches and pains, and has attempted to assure maximum health for the nursing stu- dents . Receptionists To the receptionists , we express our thanks. They have lent us many words of advice and encouragement through- out our three years, and we are very grateful to them. ll , Here they come (D Some are laughing , Some are crying . . 12 . . Here they come , some are doing , some are trying 13 . 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Kennedy 19 LMtanci Qom uuemett 9 E I 1 M ' 1 1 • 1 ft ¥ A I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. -De Grellet 20 QJanakd s(ml jBennett Love - the ability to care for and accept others as much as one cares for and accepts the self. Not more, not less, but to the extent that one appreciates oneself can the capacity to love others be felt and expressed. 21 ijjtolk ( R$i9ic)vf Happiness quite unshared can scarcely be called happiness - Bronte 1 i 22 (Mm I.e fBm Experience is not what happens to you; it is what you do with what happens to you. With each one comes a knowl- edge that can ' t be obtained any other way. - Aldous Huxley 23 (%y?Me C fiU a ..«  _ JB aa - ► «■ tf ' = ■ • — = tv j s it 1 I believe in Getting into hot water; It keeps you clean. - Chesterton 24 ODahbau 4n i Jj If we give and hold and take and love one day at a time . . . There ' ll be time enough tomorrow to talk about forever. - Unknown 25 Uam r{(t n r fiofw£kt - IB 1 I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. - De Grellet 26 cJinm rjmt , JnitMn y I am not afraid of tomorrow, For I have seen yesterday , And I love today. - William Allen White 27 iMntma- inn CjiMpL For yesterday is but a dream. and tomorrow is only a vision; but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope . -Unknown 28 CA[uiaU st vCjWu If I am not for myself, Who will be? But if I am only for myself, What am I? - Hillel 29 Commit thy way unto the Lord; Trust also in Him; And He shall bring it to pass. - Psalms 37:5 30 cAfay L uist 6ei Disregard what the world owes you , And concentrate on what you Owe the world . Forget what you have done For your friends , and Remember what they have done for you . -S. H. Payer 31 C%if fiaismtw (JWjdti To thine own self be true And it must follow, As the day the night , Thou ' st can never be False to any man. -William Shakespeare 32 Cjtnwia iw o With God, all things are possible . -Mark 10:27 33 ( RphdQ$. ofl+nati Influence on education: The point of it all is that personal contact and direct interest in the individual student by an instructor is mainly the thing in any institution of learning. F. S. Groner 34 Jjauna r e£ :yfuun ' i Out of the mistaken belief That as a man I must behave as all men do, I ' ve turned my back a time too often. God , help me keep a resolution I make today: Not to walk head high Even one more time Past someone I can help. -Rod McKuen 35 k w nn rfuiJ Life is full of shadows, but The sunshine makes them all. -Unknown 36 OkW.Bs ' SMtion To look is one thing . To see what you look at is another. To understand what you see is a third. To learn from what you understand is something else . . . But to act on what you learn is all that really matters! Benjamin Pucket 37 inn J (a)ie f (in The life aim of all people Is happiness, but many aim so high They miss it. You have to make the good times Yourself, take the little times And make them into big times, and Save the times that are all right For the ones that aren ' t so good. - Unknown 38 Cjan cA (aktJna {amiie r St 1 . ■ 1 V ' SKtln B % l H 1 ' ' % . vJBHHr t To worry little , To study less , Is my idea of happiness. - Unknown 39 Quni C J (aw ' Ame- Happiness makes up in height For what it lacks in length. -Robert Frost 40 u idhoti oiet It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. - Henri-Frederic Amiel 41 (mju c C G k Happiness comes of the capacity To feel deeply, to enjoy simply, To think freely, to risk life, to be needed. -Unknown 42 To find out what one is fitted to Do and to secure an opportunity To do it is the key to happiness . -John Dewey 43 ndihmC an J (t.J utt What you are . is God ' s gift to you. What you become . is your gift to God . -Unknown 44 Mnn£ (a ti y (M) And now abideth faith, Hope, love, these three; But the greatest of these is love . -I Corinthians 13:13 45 yayinm Own J (oim If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. - Henry David Thoreau 46 tDiana ' ttralxM cApi U,j God grant me the serenity To accept the things I cannot change , The courage to change The things I can , and The wisdom to know the difference . - Saint Francis of Assissi 47 K kmbwini ( KpU) f Mm ■■• i fi 1 H fttt . A M r A ■H l And so beside the silent sea, I wait the muffled oar; No harm from Him can come to me On ocean or on shore . - John Greenleaf Whittier 48 9fa c d sM We ' re free to go where we wish and to be what we are. - Jonathan Livingston Seagull 49 Gmuue C Jje njdM Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. Robert Frost 50 QjaSan rU kaini ' QjKi They told me that life Could be just what I made it - Life could be fashioned and Worn like a gown; I the designer, mine the decision Whether to wear it with bonnet or crown. -Nan Terrell Reed 51 cAfahjy SjL uK tkk Q$mM No man is worth his salt who is not ready at all times to risk his body, to risk his well-being, to risk his life , in a great cause . -Theodore Roosevelt 52 U jiSta C J ty Qjhiltfujdl WW .; fc ■ ■ . 1 1 ■ k HHh H % 1 vl B A 1 W L • Dare to dream , to hope , to feel . Dare to believe, to seek, to find. Dare to be yourself. - Unknown 53 SJ H H ; ' «l, H K v • H ■ J ■ J 4t When life hands you a lemon , Make lemonade. -Unknown 54 ( zKA (puiAeQ% i EZZjj _ T H 1 — • m ;■? ■ 1 r 1 HE K. 31 V ■ 1 1 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears , However measured or far away. - Henry David Thoreau 55 UrnuA -Joiiauu r jtfimi ' It is not the perfect , But the imperfect, Who have need of love. -Oscar Wilde 56 LiA VaLi Lord , make my life a blessing , To those I meet today; The sick , the brokenhearted Who come across my way . Thy goodness may I echo In words both clear and plain , Thy mercy for the sin-sick, To make him whole again. -Unknown- 57 T J fc lunwU 59 Theresa Lantz Vivian Carvell Nancy Stuart Kathy Lovett Deborah Skunda Pat Dudek Janice Bixel Brenda Sweigard Cathy Stevenson Alda Williams Candy Nicolosi Joan Tarman 60 Claire Whitmyer Susan Burk Roxanna Corbett Mark Garverick Debra Moser Barbara Ammon Linda Daniels Jim Myers Kay Keefer Jeannine Shaffer Carlinda Leppert Sally Cress Suzanne Reethoff Cathy Harvey 6) Vicky Skorinko Linda Westbrook Betty Lou Rightnour Cathie Schneck Diane Cartwright Joan Wool Charmaine Best 62 c%d ■men ' ' - v Bk r. m$ 9 • i i -r •• |W 4d IMS- .-.V | i ■-■ • 63 Anastasia Norris Jeannie Neihart Rose Ann Mokrzynski Barbara Nyman Chris Molek Twila Metzler Marilyn Neyhart _ Dianna Plymette Barbara Marvi Bernadette Anderson Vickie Cook Ruth Echoff Debbie Baier Barbara Busshaus Judy Aurand 64 Vickie Eichenlaub Kathy Hummel Karen Kelley Debbie Klock Kayoko Mackert Ginny Maclndoe Sandy Eschbach Sharon Beck Cindy Berry Dawn Basom Debbie Brown Barbara Erdman Carol Fisher 65 Lonna Fritz Cheryl Beck Marilyn Matash Kim Hedgeland Audrey Fry Kathy Floyd Jane Good Joan Aungst Cathy Ross Debbie Pepperman Dawn Pifer Debbie Forsburg Vickie Yohe Cindy Shaffer Kathy Pasukinis Jane Smoley Barbara Tidd Carol Powell Donna Waldman Carol Slack Carol Sigafoos Diane Staib Linda Taylor Missing: Sarah Franz Q3peemie£ 67 Freshman Year r lM ■ - t f V |r ; wH vf g pib§ w fm. kp i As Freshmen , we entered nursing school frightened , apprehensive, homesick, and excited. Among the many memories of our first year were the days we walked to Lycoming College in rain, sleet, and snow. We remember all of those Fundies labs, our talent show, and our esca- pades in the residence. The time finally came when we received our caps and began working on the clinical units. It was in our Freshman year when we first experienced what it means to be a nurse . Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical -Surgical nursing oriented us to the complete care of the adult patient and the principles of this care. We went from the clinical units to the operative suite for observation, to the recovery room , and then to the clinical floors again to give postoperative care. K Surgery - Nursing III Operating Room, Recovery Room, and Special Surgical Care Unit are some of the areas in which Junior students take part in Surgical Nursing. In this course the student is exposed to surgi- cal procedures and the pre and post operative care. The instruc- tors in this course help make the student aware of the compre- hensive care of the patient undergoing surgery. Psychiatric Nursing As Mrs. Havens would say, It ' s an OK thing, and we think that about Psychiatric Nursing. Under the supervision of our psych, instructors, we learned that nursing is really where it ' s happening. Our experiences included Day Treat- ment Center, Way Unit, Divine Providence Hospital, and an unforgettable two days at Danville State Hospital. 71 Special Care Needs Rehabilitation nursing is centered around the individual who has suf- fered an impairment in functioning due to disease or injury, which has interfered with his daily living. Our role as students is to help this person make the best possible adjustment to this change in his life to reach optimum health. 71 Maternity Nursing Nursing in general offers numerous opportunities which allow us to witness life ' s miracles. Maternity Nursing offered us the chance to observe the oldest miracle of all - that of birth. Our experiences now behind us, dealt with before, during, and after birth. From them, we have gained a better understanding of life and its intertwining love, to grow as a nurse and a person. Pediatric Nursing The goal in pediatrics is to assist the child in reaching adulthood in the best state of physical, emotional, and social development possible. Students play an active role in helping the health team to reach this goal . They also help the parents understand their child ' s illness and the needs he has during his hospitalization. This is an impor- tant step in the child ' s recovery. 74 Nursing V Nursing V was a very challenging experience for us. In a critical care setting we saw patients ' lives fluctuate between life and death. It provided fast paced action for medical problems requiring STAT medical treatment. Throughout Nursing V , physical assessment was utilized on all our patients. We learned the value of this through our instructors . ! _ vfc, 7 X 1 ■ _ 75 Comprehensive Nursing Comprehensive nursing is the time when everyone utilizes all of the knowledge which we have gained in our three years as students. 77 1 4 A 78 c duritki 79 Executive Board Left to Right - J. Balliet, R. Ziegler, J. Aunkst, K. Keefer, R. Corbitt, J. Lyons, C. Heller, J. Myers, R. Echoff, E. Derr, K. McNutt, D. Moser. Student Government Officers Left to Right - J. Lyons, D. Moser, C. Heller, R. Corbitt, K. McNutt. The Student Organization acts as the student voice . At monthly meetings communication between classes, faculty, and the student body is achieved. The Student Organization focuses on the students ' professional and social life, and sponsors many activities. They include: dinner dances, striping, talent shows, and more . It also hosts the Student Nurse of the Year contest and the distribution of Thanksgiv- ing baskets. Other programs also highlight the year ' s schedule. 80 Judiciary Board D. Forsburg A. Norris J. Anderson V. Skorinko D. Moser K. Starr B. Sweigard C. Slack L. Daniels Library Committee B. Rightnour J. Dunkle C. Blank A. Patterson T. Metzler E. Derr M. Hyde M. Gustafson QJoeid Cmudttee The Social Committee has the job of organizing new social events as well as the traditional ones. Included in these are: Freshman icebreaker; the Halloween party; the Christmas Dance; and the Spring Formal. The committee and advisors, with the help of Miss Zeigler, turn a plan of activities into a reality. 82 Clare Whitmyer Jane Bohnert Vivian Carvell Cheryl Blank Cindy Heller Yearbook Barb Bluff Cindy Campbell Chris Coder Jan Anderson Dayna Hurley Jan Stevens Krista Smithgall Mary Banik Co-Editors and Advisors: Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance Mrs. Jeannie Dunkle; Sharon Kyler; Mary Lou Smith 83 Chorus The chorus under the direction of Miss Anne Miller is composed of a group of students who enjoy music. A Christmas con- cert, The Wonder of Christmas was presented at the annual Christmas Candlelight service. NCF added a spiritual touch to the program. The day was a complete success with refreshments. 84 Nurses Christian Fellowship NCF is an interdenominational group that meets weekly under the guidance of Miss Coup and Mrs. Pick. NCF helps strengthen the member ' s spiritual basis through Bible study , song times , guest speakers, buzz sessions, and visiting local nursing homes. Our faith is strengthened and new, different, exciting ways to build a spiritual foundation are discovered. 85 B. Erdman K. Mackert B. Nyman C. Sigofoos K. Floyd V. Cook C. Ross STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA J. Lyons C. Heller K. Starr S. Kyler K. McNutt C. Coder A. Miller M. Banik B. Bluff V. Carvell J. Bixel C. Nicolosi V. Skorinko C. Leppert N. Stuart V. Yohe J. Wool K. Keefer C. Best 86 Q5enw j JjiMetbky JAN ANDERSON 207 Cedar Street Renovo, PA 17764 CINDY CAMPBELL RD 2 Catawissa, PA 17820 MARY C. BANIK RD 3 Wellsboro, PA 16901 MINDYCARR 807 South Second Street Sunbury, PA 17801 CONNIE BENNETT 747 Broad Street Montoursville, PA 17754 CHRIS CODER 1413 Packer Street Williamsport, PA 17701 SANDY BENNETT 302 Hobson Street Mill Hall, PA 17751 MARY LOU ECK RD 3 Box 228 Williamsport, PA 17701 LESLIE BERRY Box 493 RD 2 Mill Hall, PA 17751 CHERYL ANN CRUGAN 1514 Light Street Williamsport, PA 17701 ORLEEN BETTS 823 Hepburn Street Apt. 8 Williamsport, PA 17701 CYNTHIA A. HELLER Box 274 Lamar, PA 16848 CHERYL BLANK RD 1 Morris, PA 16938 BOB HOFFMAN 409 Maple Avenue Ridge way, PA 15853 BARBARA A. BLUFF 121 Park Street Honesdale, PA 18431 DAYNA HURLEY 107 Hemlock Street Philipsburg, PA 16866 JANE BOHNERT RD lBox 118 Liberty, PA 16930 TERRIE HURSH 807 North Main Street Watsontown, PA 17777 LINDA BRICKLEY RD 1 Jersey Shore, PA 17740 JOHN ISAACSON South Williamson Road Blossburg, PA 16912 87 Q5emMj Jjiwfolij ANN KALER Box 32 Starr Road Lock Haven, PA 17745 KAREN ROBB 343 Pine Street Mill Hall, PA 17751 JAN KANASKIE 929 East Chestnut Street Shamokin, PA 17872 RITA RUSSELL 322 Fairmount Avenue Sunbury, PA 17801 JUNE KLASE RD 1 Winfield, PA 17889 CONNIE SEKULSKI 155 Hanover Street Northumberland, PA 17857 SHARON KYLER 314 Turnpike Avenue Clearfield, PA 16830 SUSAN SHAFFER RD 2 Watsontown, PA 17777 AMY LUTZ 840 West Sanner Street Somerset, PA 15501 MARY LOU SMITH Box 253 Arnot, PA 16911 JOSY LYONS 641 East Bishop Street Bellefonte, PA 16823 KRISTA SMITHGALL 11 Purple Street Wellsboro, PA 17751 KAREN McNUTT 2319 Lincoln Drive Williamsport, PA 17701 SHERRY SPRINGER 214 Ben Avenue Mill Hall, PA 17751 ANNE MILLER RD 1 Box351A Sunbury, PA 17801 KATHY STARR 1048 Walnut Street Williamsport, PA 17701 JO ANNA MOYER RD 1 Box 85 Selinsgrove, PA 17870 JAN STEVENS 338 Curtin Street Bellefonte, PA 16823 DIANA MURRAY 105 North Hickory Street Mt. 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Store for the Entire Family ojiMtr LOYAL PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER On Route 220 in Williamsport • • THERE ' S MORE IN STORE AT .JUAUihanCb • m • WELLSBORO, PA. 100 Compliments of 17AVCO LYCOMING DIVISION Williamsport, Pa. 1 7 701 Manufacturers of Aircraft Engine; Downtown 14 W. 4th St. 2100 Reach Road Williamsport, Pa. Phone: 326-2651 MACKE LYCOMING VENDING COMPANY 101 Compliments of northern central bank Williamsport, PA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 197 5 The M. W. Kellogg Company P. O. Box 1007 - Williamsport, Penna. 17701 Telephone 717 323-9991 v Division of £ = An Equal Opportunity Employer M F IELE INC. 515 Cemetery Street Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone: 323-1434 - 326-0304 We Produce Dependable Service • Cigarettes • Music • Amusements • Candy Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK, CO. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 130 West Fourth Street 469 Pine Street 102 Congratulations to Class of 1975 From the William sport Hospital Nurses Alumni Become involved - attend the meetings of YOUR alumni. Make it work, 103 Don Blackburn 323-3111 LANDH DISTRIBUTING CO. Wholesale Distributor for General Merchandise Industrial Gifts Premiums 300 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, PA . . .Our Sincere BEST WISHES PRIOR AND SALLADA CO. Everything Electrical Williamsport, PA Compliments of A FRIEND 104 J. C. GREENYA JEWELER Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 46 West Fourth St . Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of LYCOMING COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY 105 CIFTS RESTAURANT gifts ■firms inmi fmttt- i= - JjrH - Home of Famous Sticky Buns and Old Fashioned Bacon Dressing 213 W. 4th St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Opposite Lycoming Hotel WILLIAMSPORT PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATION THIRTY WEST FOURTH STREET NURSE-MATES We Have Your Size S 6- 1 I , M 4 2 I I , W 5 ' 2 1 Eleven Styles +0 Choose From 106 ' IWLnSfJC it Owwpedk %SmAh, m. lycoming COLLEGE Lycoming is a co-educational, lib- eral arts college granting the Bach- elor 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, phar- macy , and veterinary medicine . Fred R. Amsler, M.D. Albert G. Liddell, M.D. Russell N. Worobec, M.D. Richard K. Straley, M.D. CURRICULA Arts and Science Coop. Forestry Business Admin. Elementary Ed. Religious Ed . Med. Tech. Coop. Engin. Pre -Dental Pre -Law Pre -Med Pre-Ministerial Secondary Ed . AREAS OF CONCENTRATION Accounting Director of Admissions Economics Art Lycoming College English Biology French Business Admin. Williamsport, Pa. German Chemistry Phone 326- 1951 History Mathematics Psychology Music Religion Philosophy Russian Physics Sociology and Anthropology Pol. Science Spanish Theatre 107 Kidney Patients ' Association of Central Pennsylvania BROZMAN ' S REA DERICK 435 Hepburn St. Stores of Service DICE DRUG CO. 108 Compliments of: RALPH S. ALBERTS CO. 97 Eck Circle Williamsport, Pa. 17701 20th CENTURY BAKERY Rear of the New Court House Phone - 323-6320 BANK OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA Montoursville, Pa. - South Williamsport, Pa. PEOPLE SERVING PEOPLE Compliments of KEYSTONE HOUSING CO. Halls Station 109 Compliments of A P Mon+our Plaza KEYSTONE PATTERN WORKS PATTERNS . . . WOOD, METAL OR PLASTER 315 Second Street Williamsport, Pa. 17701 SUPER SELF SERVICE SHOES R.D. 2, Muncy Route 220 at Twin Hills SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 110 Compliments of ROSENCRANS 1 BAKERY Compliments of H. E. KOLB APOTHECARY 406 Locust Street Williamsport, Pa. Fine Men ' s - Women ' s - and Childrens Regular Shoes JOSEPH MAMOLEN ' S SHOE STORE Certified Member Prescription Footwear Assn. United States and Canada Melvin Mamolen - Owner 419 West Fourth Street 1 2 Block from YMCA Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone: 322-7362 We Cooperate Fully With Your Orthopedic Surgeon PICKELNER FUEL OIL COAL HEATING SERVICE Air-Conditioning Gasoline Motor Oils 309 W. Third St. 323-9488 210 Locust St. 326-3371 WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS 11 J e n y 12 113 I 114 115 116 7 eftimb ] 0u . . . When Connie Bennett thought there was going to be a shortage of apples so she saved them in her bottom drawer. How ' s the applesauce? When a freshman found a dead mackerel under her pillow. When Anne Miller ' s chestnuts started eating their way out of the paper bag. Worms? Where! ? When Linda Brickley forgot to reposition her patient after he died , and he traveled to the morgue in high fowler ' s. When Jan Stevens left a trail of tiles as she attempted to rip them off from Way Unit. Vince. John and those postpartum checks! When Coder lost her clothes? She had to answer the phone wrapped in the shower curtain. When Barb told the queen of Danville she liked her hat. Barb, what a crude thing to say! Rita ' s famous statements, I ' ll be in the shower if I get a phone call. When Josy Lyons was a career woman. When Sherry Springer had a television to watch. When Sandy Bennett woke all of 2 Rehab with a piercing yell at a bright 6:30 A.M. When Krista Smithgall scrubbed in with Dr. R. Lehman, and he bought her lunch ... of course, his wife was on vacation that week. When a freshman student asked if a patient is N.P.O. , can you take his temp orally? When Jo Moyer got the first horny toad award of the Class of ' 75. She REALLY deserved it. When Cheryl Blank answered the phone on 4 North and dropped the whole phone on the floor as she reached for a chart. Dr. Taylor said, Let ' s see you ' do that again. When Cindy Heller put a basin of water and instruments on a half table , and the scrub nurse moved the table and the basin fell all over the floor. The patient was under local anesthesia. Kyler admitted an imaginary patient on 3 South. Cindy Campbell ' s, I Love You act. 117 Js wnbi u)0i When McNutt got off three days work for a sunburn. It pays to invest in some blusher doesn ' t it, Karen? When Karen Robb used to be quiet and shy . How long Bob always talked in conferences? When Gloria Walters, thinking she was late for a clinical pre-conference, raced down the hall, rushed into a hospital surgeon ' s meeting, and Dr. Servoss asked, Are you sure you want to be here? When Jan Kanaskie was locked in a geri chair, pushed to 3 South, and left for environmental stimuli. When Jan Anderson broke the narcotics key in half! Keep eating those Wheaties, Jan! Diana Murray ' s blue sweater. Kaler ' s answer to cleaning up B . M . , Get a shovel ! ' ' The person of karate - June Klase . Mindy Can ' s stereo. When Starr asked the C section patient to turn over so she could check her episiotomy. Mary Banik and Mr. Juba were locked in the closet. What goes on there Mary? Eck melted a suppository over the front of her uniform. Leslie and Greg were caught in the closet. No wonder Mrs. Pick giggles so much. Jane Bohnert scares easily. McNutt had the bruise to prove it. Terrie Hursh for her dry humor . When Heiser got so bored over vacation she came back married! Way to go Sekulski! Can anyone remember when Grugan was NOT in the cafeteria on break? Shaffer mistook Dr. Mansuy for Chaplain Deal! I think you have the wrong person, young lady. When Orleen sang, Make Up to Break Up to an LPN. But I thought you were Leslie Berry! Order: Out of bed T.I.D. Amy ' s interpretation: Out of bed tied. Mary Lou Smith gave a rectal douche. Dayna spilled a full enema bag on her patient. 118 PATRONS American Finance Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Anderson Charles A. Baier Jean C. Balliet Mr. and Mrs. John Banik James R. Bastian, M.D. Molly Bastian Gift Shop Robert C. Bastian, Jr. , M.D. B ennett Hearing Aid Center James Berrnger Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blank Mrs. Celia D. Blanks Mr. and Mrs. William Bluff Bud ' s Beauty Supply Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frances Carducci Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr Tha Carriage House Mr. and Mrs. Carvell Mr. and Mrs. Oren R. Clough Mayor and Mrs. John Coder David A. Dayton, M.D. A Friend Domestic Acceptance Company Domestic Finance Company Rod Dormire Mr. and Mrs. James H. Eck Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eichenlaub Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Eschbach Felix and Mike Shoes Service Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Garverick Gehron and Sandy Urological Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gramling James L. Harrison, M.D. K. Wayne Henderson, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Isaacson, Jr. Mr. Joe Jansen Ralph A. Kaiser, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Kaler Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kelchner Mary Ann Keller E. R. Kinley and Sons Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. John Klase Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kleckner Richard A . Knecht Edward M. Knights, D.M.D. Mrs. Mary Kostecki Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Kyler Richard M . Lehman , M . D . L. J. M. L. Mrs. Inez R. Logan Mr . and Mrs . G . Robert Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maclndoe Mrs. Mary Ellen Manney Harry L. Manning, M.D. McMillen ' s Clothing Store David L. McMorris, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McNutt Dr. and Mrs. Edward Moser M. Raashed Murza , M.D. Mrs. Joan Nicolosi Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Neyhart, Jr. Lois Nyman Mr. and Mrs. Clark B. Patterson, Jr. John W. Penfield, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pepperman Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Pifer Jorge A. Querimit, M.D. Ramin Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Alphanse Randello Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Robb Mr . and Mrs . Lewis E . Russell Dr. and Mrs. Frederic E. Sanford William Sanders, M.D. Mary R. Scheweikle, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Ian Springer 119 What ' s happening in town, happens here • ' - p People from miles around come here for the best food, the best live enteitainment, the best night out, night after night. So if you ' re looking for the fun in town, look I nil f Sheraton Motor hin . ' . I - ■■ . | ITT And if you ' re going out on the town out of town, you couldn ' t find a better place to start than these fine Archris Inns: Sheraton Motor Inn, Shite ( ' allege, [ ' ciinsj lraiiia. Sheraton Harrisburg ' Inn, In rush ii i ii, I ' i n i is i l ri i mil. Sheraton Motor Inn. ( ' In ruin , I ' i ii iisiilrit inn. Sheraton Motor Inn. I )u ii rilli , I ' i iinsiilrii mil. Sheraton Poeono Inn, SI n ii it Isl in it I, I ' t inisillrii mil. Sheraton Inn-Buffalo East, Hiittii ii.Xt a- York. Sheraton Inn-Springfield We ■ s ' ' I in lil. Massachusetts. State Beauty School Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stevensen Sunbury Sub Shop Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sweet Arthur R. Taylor, M.D. Richard F. Tignor, M.D. William D. Todhunter, M.D. Chas. L. Usmar, Florist Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wasilewski Dr. Joseph A. Weeder A. Claude Williams, Jr. , M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams Dr. Robert H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. William Whitmyer Robert S. Yasui, M.D. Ruth L. Zeigler Pamela D. Zimmer 120