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

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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.

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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 . . .

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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.