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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1978 volume:

l Y THE WILLIAMSPORT HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING CLASS OF 1978 PRESENTS THE OAK 777 RURAL AVE. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 17701 DEDICATION As we, the Class of 1978, passed through our freshman year and entered our junior year, we faced the realization of the totally new experience ahead. To our surprise and benefit there was a very special woman who was also facing a new experience. That new experience was the initiation of a career as an instructor. Together, we learned and shared many experiences. She dedicated herself to increasing our nursing knowledge and skills. Through all these experiences she became more than an instructor to our class. With her we attained a personal relationship — she became our friend. In this role she always gave of herself. She listened to our problems and guided us to their solutions. Together we laughed and cried. Today, she is a part of our lives and we are a part of hers. In return for her sincere friendship, it is with gratitude that we dedicate our yearbook to Miss Mary Ann Hubicki. RECOGNITION During our time of struggle as we progressed from the hope to the reality of becoming a registered nurse, we all had an opportunity to study with Mrs. Gustafson. We, the Class of 1978, would like to thank her for the quality of instruction she gave. She expected our best and was always there to guide and constructively criticize us. Looking back over times fraught with tension, we see that in all phases of our nursing education, this woman taught at her best. And so it is with a deep sense of appreciation that we honor her effort with a sincere thank- you and a promise that as we pursue our careers we will strive to practice nursing in a most proficient manner consistent with her investment in our learning. MY DECLARATION OF SELF-ESTEEM IAMME IN ALL THE WORLD, THERE IS NO ONE ELSE EXACTLY LIKE ME EVERYTHING THAT COMES OUT OF ME IS AUTHENTICALLY MINE BECAUSE I ALONE CHOSE IT — I OWN EVERYTHING ABOUT ME MY BODY, MY FEELINGS, MY MOUTH, MY VOICE, ALL MY ACTIONS, WHETHER THEY BE TO OTHERS OR TO MYSELF - 1 OWN MY FANTASIES, MY DREAMS, MY HOPES, MY FEARS — I OWN ALL MY TRIUMPHS AND SUCCESSES, ALL MY FAILURES AND MISTAKES — BECAUSE I OWN ALL OF ME, I CAN BECOME INTIMATELY ACQUAINTED WITH ME -BY SO DOING I CAN LOVE ME AND BE FRIENDLY WITH ME IN ALL MY PARTS — I KNOW THERE ARE ASPECTS ABOUT MYSELF THAT PUZZLE ME, AND OTHER ASPECTS THAT I DO NOT t • KNOW -BUT AS LONG AS I AM FRIENDLY AND LOVING TO H W MYSELF, I CAN COURAGEOUSLY AND HOPEFULLY LOOK FOR ] SOLUTIONS TO THE PUZZLES ■I f 1 AND FOR WAYS TO FIND OUT | f MORE ABOUT ME -HOWEVER I LOOK AND SOUND, WHATEVER f  ' I SAY AND DO, AND WHATEVER I THINK AND FEEL AT A GIVEN MOMENT IN TIME IS AUTHENTICALLY ME — IF LATER SOME PARTS OF HOW I LOOKED, SOUNDED, THOUGHT AND FELT TURN OUT TO BE UNFITTING, I CAN DISCARD THAT WHICH IS UNFITTING, KEEP THE REST, AND INVENT SOMETHING NEW FOR THAT WHICH I DISCARDED — I CAN SEE, HEAR, FEEL, THINK, SAY, AND DO I HAVE THE TOOLS TO SURVIVE, TO BE CLOSE TO OTHERS, TO BE PROD- UCTIVE, AND TO MAKE SENSE AND ORDER OUT OF THE WORLD OF PEOPLE AND THINGS OUTSIDE OF ME - 1 OWN ME, AND THEREFORE I CAN ENGINEER ME — I AM ME AND IAMOKAY Virginia Satir . . • ■ , ■■ . In all the world, there is no one else exactly like me — Everything that comes out of me is authentically mine because alone chose it — I own everything about me Senior Class Officers: (Above from left) Vicki Katherman, Treasurer; Marie Seers, President; Mary Kay Danneker, Secretary; Candy Boswell, Vice President. Yearbook Editors: (from left) Chris Murray, Photography Editor; Beth Frazier, Layout Edi- tor; Candy Boswell, Business Manager; Nancy Miller, Copy Editor. I own all my actions, whether they be to others or to myself — I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears — I own all my triumphs and successes. LOIS AULJCK In the midst of winter, I found that there was in me An invincible summer. Camus LISA BURNS I can do all things through Christ who strength- ens me. Philippians 4:13 TERESA CREVELING To know someone here or there with whom you can feel there is an understanding in spite of distances or thoughts unexpressed — that can make of this world a garden. Goethe CATHLEEN CROWLEY The wave, crashing down upon the earth is our strong and lasting good-bye. But the water creating the peaceful ebb of the ocean is the memories we have so strongly of one another. Unknown MARY KAY DANNEKER Let me tonight look back across the span, twixt down and dark, and to my conscious say Because of some good act to beast or man, The world is better that I loved today. Ella Wheeler Wilcox JANET DIECK Tears fill my eyes but still I see the beauty of my memories. I dream of things forever gone, Though my mind forgets — My heart holds on. Unknown 10 SUSAN DIEM Search me, O God, and know my heart; test my thoughts. Point out anything you find in me that makes you sad, and lead me along the path of everlasting life. Psalm 139:23-24 GINNY FISHER Live every moment as it comes Take what it brings to you Be happy with the things you have Each day your whole life through. Jo-Ann M. Daughterty 11 PAULA FISHER Accept the things to which fate binds you, and love the people with whom fate brings you together, but do so with all your heart. Unknown BETH FRAZIER I am an incurable romantic, I believe in hope, dreams, decency. I believe in love, tenderness and kindness. I believe in mankind. Leonard Nimoy 12 MERRILY FREY You grow up the day you have your first real laugh — at yourself. Ethel Barrymore SHARON HARMON 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 for I shall not pass this way again. De Grellet 13 KATHY HARSTEAD I love life, I love being young. I ' m just too busy to work at being beautiful. Wish not so much to live long, As to live well. Unknown RENA HERMAN When someone cares it is easier to speak, It is easier to listen, it is easier to play, it is easier to work. When someone cares it is easier to laugh. Susan Polis Schutz 14 DAWN JONES Lord help me remember that nothing is going to happen today that you and I can ' t handle. Unknown VICKl KATHERMAN Real joy comes not from laces or riches or from the praise of men, but doing something worth- while . . . Unknown 15 LESLIE KENNEDY Commit the way unto the Lord: trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass. Psalms 37:5 SHARON LITTLE To thine own self be true. Shakespeare A iS . 16 DEBRA MASSER Beloved, let us love one another; for love is of God; and everyone that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought also to love one another. 1 John 4: 7-11 NANCY MILLER Don ' t worry about anything; Instead, pray about everything; Tell God your needs and don ' t forget to thank Him for his answers. Philippians 4:6 ; 17 CYNTHIA MISSIEN Respect of the Lord is the beginning of knowl edge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverbs 1:7 CHRISTINE MURRAY Ask, and you will receive. Seek and you will find. Knock, and it will be opened to you. Matthew 7:7 T 18 CATHY RAYMOND Time, like a mighty river, flows on unceasingly. It waits for no one and we must seize our precious opportunities, or they are gone forever. Unknown MARIE SEERS Freedom and flight limited by nothing at all. Jonathan 19 DEBBIE SHAFFER Wrinkles should merely indicate where the smiles have been. Mark Twain I SHEILA STABLEY The Lord is my light and my salvation; Whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? Psalms 27:1 t A 20 LINDA WAGNER Now glory be to God who by his mighty power at work within us is able to do far more than we would ever dare to ask or even dream of — infinitely beyond our highest prayers, desires, thoughts or hopes. Ephesians 3:20 MARGARET WEHLER They might not need me; but they might, I ' ll let my head be just in sight; A smile as small as mine might be, Precisely their necessity. Emily Dickenson 21 TRUDIE WENNER What we are is God ' s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God. Louis Nizer HELEN WHJTTEMORE Good friends must not always be together. It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship. Susan Polis Schutz 22 CLAUDIA WILLIS I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. Walt Whitman STEPHANIE WILLIS Just as the outgoing tide returns to the oceanside So the gift of outgoing friendship comes back to the giver. Kathy Long 23 MARY WORTHINGTON Stay is a charming word in a friend ' s vocabu- lary. Amos Bronson Alcott CAROLYN YORLETS Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown 24 CANDY BOSWELL No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. Aesop SALLY FRANZ And a man said, Speak to us of Self-Knowledge. And he answered, saying: Your hearts know in silence the secrets of the days and the nights. But your ears thirst for the sound of your heart ' s knowledge. You would know in words that which you have always known in thought. You would touch with your fingers the naked body of your dreams. And it is well you should. The hidden well-spring of your soul must needs rise and run murmuring to the sea. And the treasure of your infinite depths would be revealed to your eyes. But let there be no scales to weigh your unknown treasure; And seek not the depths of your knowledge with staff or sounding line. For self is a sea boundless and measureless. Say not, I have the found truth, but rather, I have found a truth. Say not, I have found the path of the soul. Say rather, I have met the soul walking upon my path. For the soul walks upon all paths. The soul walks not upon a line, neither does it grow like a reed. The soul unfolds itself, like a lotus of countless petals. Kahlil Gibran 25 REMEMBER WHEN . . . ... we dissected the cats in A P lab and our hands smelted like formaldehyde for three weeks? . . . Helen washed her orange bedspread with her uniforms and created a new uniform color? . . . Trudie Ginny fixed their ceiling with plas- ter of Paris? . . . the night Sheila got an education concerning alcohol? . . . Burk borrowed the wheelchair from Re- hab? . . . Cathy Crowley got put in the elevator on the geri-chair? . . . we all studied for the first Biology final? . . . Hell ' s Angels chased the Whit mobile? . . . Leslie proved the fact that she could eat enything? . . . Dr. L. said he would buy the Rehab kids a pizza for which we ' re still waiting? . . . Vicki found Beth on the floor of the Rehab showers with a little man on her lap? . . . when the Nursing V students found out there were little mice in the residence? . . . D.J. told Vicki that if she wanted any out of her, she would unscrew her head and dip it out? . . . Cindy thought that pHisohex came out of the showers? . . . three state highway workers picked Lisa ' s car up and moved it out of snow drift? ... if we ' re all good kids Ma Pa will take us into town and buy us some licorice? . . . Linda told Dr. V. that she didn ' t know how to use a stethoscope? 26 . . . Trudie heard a flood monster in her closet? . . . Marie stepped on Dr. M ' s foot during an operation? . . . Peggy told Dr. Mc to get his own chart? . . . Leslie drove off with the supplies for the Halloween Party on top of her car? . . . Ginny ran up to the electric doors and fell on her gluteus maximus? . . . Cathy Crowley dropped her diamond ring down the drain? . . . Z-A-N-Z-I-B-A-R? ... we all had to stay for the ' 75 flood? . . . there was a fire twirler on the second floor lounge? . . . Mary Kay pushed recussi Annie ' s chest through the floor during CPR class? ... all ten of us piled into Jim ' s GTO? . . . we all went Halloweening at Zach ' s house? . . . Rommie Rummie did the Bump ? . . . nineteen girls all had mono ? . . . we had our yearly spiriting party? . . . we attended our first and last Karate class? . . . the student broke the film projector on 5 North? . . . we got down on our hands and knees and pushed rolls of toilet tissue with our noses at the Freshmen-Senior Icebreaker? . . . we all got up at four in the morning to make hoagies? . . . Teresa did her skeleton laugh? 27 ; : ' .: ' . ' ' • ■ - ' : • ' ■ . r .-. • -■■..■- ' ■ — ■ ■ -. .... $£ . ■ s U : • St jf ' W x I can courageously and hopefully look for solutions to the puzzles, I can look for ways to find out more about me . . . Junior Class Officers: Debbie Klotz, President; Cindy Carstetter, Vice President; Cindy Vilello, Treasurer; Sue Moury, Secretary BOTTOM ROW LEFT: Rochelle Crumb, Debbie Steinbacher, Connie Ritter, Brenda Terry, Ruth Mann, Becky Alexander, Vida Endrizzi, Margaret Moyer, Diane Doughty, Kathy Roush, Leann Stuempfle, Carol Pifer, Cindy Vilello, Gayle Ganoe, Michelle Baier. SECOND ROW: Kelly Glossner, Teresa Busia, Sandy Rhodes, Erin Downs, Kathy Kline, Denise Hamm. Kandace Kibbe, Dawn Henrie, Linda Keiper, Linda Peterman, Nancy Moyer, Marianne Peek, Debbie Klotz, Linda Dieffenbach, Linda Isernhagen, Mary Walker, Trudy Shoemaker. THIRD ROW: Maureen Crowley, Janie Frederick, Mike Kuczek, Keith Hackenberg, Cheryl Hilner, Linda Anderson, Diane Baer, Cindy Carstetter, Darlene Reeder, Geoff Kiesinger, Kathy Williams, Margaret Carpenter, Becky Hendershot, Sue Moury, Celeste Caroway, Phyllis Tomlinson. Because I own all of me, I can become intimately acquainted with me By so doing I can love me And be friendly with me in all my parts . . . 30 fi o a a u „ „ V 32 33 Freshmen Class Officers: Chris Stowe, Vice President; Janice Pysher, Secretary; Richard Poust, Treasurer; Ann DiFabbio, President BOTTOM ROW LEFT; Sue MacDowell, Lori Kline, Dawn Butler, Linda Hummel, Karen Bohart, Edie Mitchley, Debbie Yates, Tami Mausteller, Anita Owens, Debbie Morgan, Vesta Whitacre, Linda Divel, Dawn Bartholomew, Debbie Mosteller. SECOND ROW LEFT: Lisa Lippoli, Denise Galliger, Laurie Watson, Janice Pysher, Celia Watkins, Lisa Belford, Carol Klinger, Kathy Morris, Stacey Mader, Lisa Reeves, Shelley Search, Scarlet Kelley, Doreen Rigel, Chris Stowe. THIRD ROW: Eileen Prentiss, Julie Kirkner, Pat Kiess, Ann DiFabbio, Beth Scott, Jean Audet, Lori Klobe, Mindy Roan, Wilda Rubino, Dee Ann James, Sue Robbins, Barb Green, Melanie Plank. FOURTH ROW LEFT; Rick Poust, Sharon Floyd, Bill Hartsock, Elaine Wilson, Rick McCartney, Brad Watts, Kathy Tagliaferri, Annette Spackman, Bettyann Horvath, Diane Hooper, Linda Raup, Linda Hoffman, Peggy Staub, Dawn Stugart. I have the tools to survive, To be close to others, To be productive, And to make sense and order out of the world of people and things outside of me . . . 34 A M+4 If? v r 36 te:i 37 1 ■. • - ■ ' Whatever I say and do, and whatever I think and feel at a given moment in time is authentically me — I can see, hear, feel, think, say and do, I have the tools to survive . . . FRESHMEN INSTRUCTORS The freshmen instructors are busy throughout the year involving themselves in the courses of Fundamentals I, II, and Nursing I. Through their dedication we students strive to achieve our goal of becoming registered nurses. Instructors: (left to right) Ms. Sue Ort, Ms. Judith Snyder, Mrs. Lorraine Price, Mrs. Shirley Young •  40 JUNIOR INSTRUCTORS The junior students ' course of instruction begins with Nursing II, in which all six instructors teach. The different rotations consist of ten weeks of Surgical Nursing, Rehabilitative Nursing, and Mental Health Nursing. Surgical Instructors: Mrs. Maria Gusta son Mrs. Maureen Riley Mental Health Nursing Instructors: Mrs. Mary Elien Rosencrance Ms. Mary Ann Hubicki Rehabilitative Nursing Instructors: Mrs. Doris Pick Mrs. Lynn Freed 41 SENIOR INSTRUCTORS Maternity Nursing: Ms. Valerie Jewell and Ms. Lori Cook Critical Care Nursing: Mrs. Sue Karpinski and Mrs. Jeanne Dunkle The finaJ year of nursing school entails pulling the knowledge and experience of the first two years together. The senior instructors heJped to increase our knowledge in the fields of Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Critical Care Nursing, and Leadership Nursing. ft GS Pediatrics: Mrs. Mary Ann KeiJer 42 SUPPORT PERSONS House Mothers: (front row) Mrs. Manney, Mrs. GramJing. (back row) Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Cellini, Miss ZeigJer, Res. Director. Dr. Allen J. Hannen The entire school body would like to recognize Dr. AJIen Hannen. His retirement from the position of school physician in 1978 was a great loss. For his many years of dedication and service to the students of this school of nursing, we thank him. Secretaries: Miss P. Reeder, Miss A. Maikin, Mrs. C. Perry 43 ADMINISTRATION President: Clive R. Waxman Jr. Vice President and Administrator: Richard B. Greene H A Vice President and ControJier: Francis J. Tripoli Assistant Administrator Smith J. Rudasill III 44 Vice President and Director of Nursing Mrs. Emily Kass I know there are aspects about myself that puzzle me, and other aspects I do not know But as long as I am friendly and loving to me, I can courageously and hopefully look for solutions to the puzzles . . . (from Jeft to right) Mrs. E. Derr, Assistant Director, Nursing Education. Miss Jean Balliet, Director of Nursing Education. Miss J. P. Paradis, Guidance Counselor and Yearbook Advisor. 45 46 47 CONGRATULATIONS CANDY Mirons Coin-op Muncy, Pa. Would like to Thank The Following Contributors. Compliments of THE UNIFORM SHOP 422 Pine St. Wmspt, Pa. Compliments of the OTTO BOOK STORE 25 West Fourth St. Wmspt, Pa. Phone: 326-5764 Thirty West Fourth St. Nurse Mates Headquarters We HAVE Your Size 4% to 11 S-M-W-WW RAMIN PHARMACY 38 W. 4th St. Williamsport. YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE. aymond House Custom Kitchens ivision of H. W. Raymond Co., Inc. RAYMONDS HOUSE 1 Brides Ltd. Wedding Coordinates 233 Williamsport Building 460 Market Street Williamsport, PA. 17701 717-326-4641 Your Perfect Wedding Is Our Success RAPCO FOAM It ' s a warm feeling inside The Rapco Foamers Authorized Licenced Applicators Home Insulators Inc. 477 Broad Street Montoursville, PA. Call 368-8621 COMPLIMENTS OF HUB SURGICAL CO., INC. 902 Arch Street Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone 322-6154 ' EVERYTHING PHOTO- GRAPHIC HOYER ' S PHOTO SUPPLY INC. 18 West Fourth Street Wmspt., Pa. . C. GREENYA — Jewler — Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry 46 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Sincerest Compliments Class of 1978 GLICK SHOES 337 Pine St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 VARSITY SHOP Mens and Boys Apparal 348 Pine St. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 323-6827 Tuxedos for Weddings and Proms sTEIGER ' s HERS Loyal Plaza (Next to Britts) MILLER ' S DOOR SALES RAYNOR OVERHEAD DOORS ELECTRIC OPERATORS Free Estimates Automatic Door Openers R.D. 3 Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Phone 745-3368 MILLER G. ROGERS R. D. 3 Williamsport, Pa. 17701 GENERAL BLDG. CONTRACTORS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES PHONE - 745-7706 or 745-7488 PELLESCHI ' S UNIFORM WORLD Uniforms — Smocks — Lab Coats — Pant Suits Mens Professional Shirts Mens and Womens Slacks OPEN Daily 10 to 5 - Mon. + Fri. till 9 11 West 4th St., Wmspt. E. R. KINLEY SONS Diamonds Watches BET China Crystal THE PERFECT THING Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from Country Garden Market Dunstown, PA 131 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-6740 Compliments of H. E. Kolb Apothecary 406 Locust Street Williamsport, PA. Tel. (717) 322-6919 Cocktail Lounge ft l 322 ' 9666 northern central bank Verd hiJ Ckinede r )2c6tauzaut MANDARIN STYLE ORDERS TO TAKE OUT )oe Miao 34 East Third Street Manager Wmspt., PA 17701 THREE LOCATIONS Main office - Fourth and Pine Streets Loyalsock - River Ave. and Washington Blvd. Newberry - Fourth and Arch Streets Williamsport, PA RHONABWY ' S RESTAURANT at the Genetti Lycoming Hotel A TRADITION IN GOOD TASTE Fourth William Street Williamsport, PA. 322-5181 PATRONS 1 Lynn L. Freed Mrs. Inez R. Logan Mrs. Leroy E. Gramling Mrs. Maryellen Manney Maria Gustafson Mr. Mrs. Leo Plank Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Harstead, Jr. Maureen Riley Valerie A. Jewell Mr. Mrs. Harland Shoemaker Robert Sharon Little Richard B. Tobias M.D. Mrs. Jessie Wenner We offer . . . Complete Health Services Pharmaceutical Needs Prescriptions Filled Accurately and Rapidly HOME CONVALESCENT NEEDS For Sale or Rent Hospital Beds — Wheel Chairs Stethescopes — Sphygmomanometers Oxygen Service Dice Drug Company Third Mulberry Streets We Deliver 323-7707 Beyond the Usual and Commanplace: m Practical Outdoor Clothing and Equipment of Uncommon Excellance Canoeing, Backpacking, Mountaineering, Camping, Cross-Country Skiing NIPPENOSE ' Fundamental Tools for Earth Travelers 225 W. Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA. (717) 326-6537 Compliments of THE LYCOMING COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY 54 Dr. Mrs. William D. Angle Dr. Mrs. Randell F. Hippie Dr. Mary Schweikle Jean C. Balliet Robert Elaine Horvath Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Seers Wallace W. Bednarz, M.D. Mary Ann Hubicki Spencer J. Servoss, M.D. Dr. Mrs. A. F. P. Bozic Mr. Mrs. Donald E. Jones Gordon A. Shaw, Jr., M.D. Mr. Mrs. Donald D. Burns Sue Joe Karpinski Dr. Mrs. Chia S. Shu Gladys Cellini Mr. Mrs. Walter C. Mr. Mrs. Norman L. Shaffer The Ernest Creveling Family Katherman Robert G. Stevens, M.D. Dr. Mrs. Kenneth L. Cooper Theodore S. Larson, Jr., M.D. West Branch Dr. ' s Dayton, Gandy. and Finn Dr. Mrs. C. A. Lehman Neurosurgical Associates Ramesh H. Deopuria, M.D. Jack Lowrey, Inc. Frank Stoner Cathy Yorlets Mr. Mrs. David R. Dieck Dr. Mrs. Edward Lyon H. Joseph Suter, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Dunkle Mr. Mrs. Shuman E. Miller A.R. Taylor, M.D. H. A. Ecker, M.D. D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. William P. Murray William D. Todhunter, M.D. Family Practice Residency Harry L. Manning, M.D. Dr. Robert A. Updegrove Program Edward N. Moser, M.D. Franklin G. Wade, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Lee O. Fisher Dr. Mrs. Philip K. Nelson Mr. Mrs. Walter Wagner Sally Franz R. Craig Neilson, M.D. Family Sara, Ken and Sandy Frazier Joan P. Paradis W. John Wagner, M.D. Gehron Sandy R. W. Pfeil, M.D. Charles Wasilewski, Jr., M.D. Urologic Associates Doris Pick Robert E. Wharen, M.D. Dr. Mrs. Farouk M. Georgy Jorge A. Querimit, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Fred L. Wehler Victor F. Grieco, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Harry W. Claude Williams Allen J. Hannen, M.D. Raymond Family Dr. Mrs. James Wilson Mr. Mrs. Dennis Hassenplug Mr. Mrs. Charles C. Roan Daniel E. Wolfe, M.D. Dr. Mrs. John D. High Mr. Mrs. Larry Roush SPON W. Holmes Yealy, M.D. SORS 55 SENIOR DIRECTORY Lois Aulick 1848 Frey Avenue Wmspt. PA 17701 Lisa Burns 218 High Street Milton, Pa. 17847 Teresa Creveling R.D. 5 Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Cathy Crowley 115 Pitney Street Waverly, N.Y. 14892 Mary Kay Danneker R.D. 3 Wmspt. Pa. 17701 Janet Dieck 160 Catawissa Avenue Sunbury, Pa. 17801 Susan Diem R.D. 1 McAlisterville. Pa. 17049 Ginny Fisher 3511 Old Berwick Road Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Paula Fisher 153 Eyer Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Sally Franz 1010 Walnut St. Wmspt. PA. 17701 Beth Frazier Ridge Street Centre Hall, Pa. 16828 Merrily Frey 621 Market Street S. Wmspt, Pa. 17701 Sharon Harmon 161 Church Street Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 Kathy Harstead 827 Wildwood Boulevard Wmspt, PA. 17701 Rena Herman 21 S. Fourth Street Lewisburg, Pa. 17837 Dawn Jones 100 Railroad Street Danville, Pa. 17821 Vicki Katherman 278 Market Street Mifflinburg, Pa. 17844 Leslie Kennedy 132 S. Penna. Avenue Centre Hall, Pa. 16828 Sharon Little 26321 Via Lara Mission Viego, Cal. 92675 Debra Masser 829 Locust Street Wmspt, Pa. 17701 Nancy Miller 625 N. Grier Street Wmspt, Pa. 17701 Cynthia Missien Boulevard Avenue Avis, Pa. 17721 Chris Murray 822 Park Place Wmspt, Pa. 17701 Cathy Raymond 203 Richey Street Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 Marie Seers 315 Prospect Avenue Milton, Pa. 17847 Debbie Shaffer Port Trevorton, PA, 17864 Sheila Stabley P.O. Box 261 McElhatten, Pa. 17748 Linda Wagner Box 538-E. R.D. 2 Northumberland, Pa. 17857 Peggy Wehler 1016 S. Michail Road Saint Mary ' s Pa. 15857 Trudie Wenner Box 34 Still water, Pa. 17878 Helen Whittemore R.D. 3 Jersey Shore, Pa. 17844 Claudia Willis 2 Second Street Brookville, Pa. 15825 Stephanie Willis 2 Second Street Brookville, Pa. 15825 Mary Worthington R.D. 1 Muncy, Pa. 17756 Carolyn Yorlets 705 W. Winding Hill Road Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055 Candy Boswell NSMC Box 600, P. Code 413 Groton, Conn. 06340 56 9 ■