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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1982 volume:

$ ■  tXjjM ( It i == A Table of Contents Poem 3 Dedication 4 Recognition 5 Administration 8-9 Organizations 12-18 Freshmen 20-23 Juniors 26-28 Seniors 30-63 Senior Group Picture 64-65 Remember Whens . . . 66-67 Senior Superlatives 68-69 Class Will 70 Senior Baby Pictures 72-73 Advertising 76-87 Epilogue 88 % REACHING TOWARD OUR CELEBRATION ) the days I thought Could never end are gone. All the days that seemed so far away have passed. All the loves I thought would last forever have died. So many happy moments are now happy memories, But . . . I still have tomorrows filled with the hope of things to come. And although I watch the sunset now, I know it will rise again. Unknown h ' 31 DEDICA TION -. .. ' ■.■.-.; ' ■ - j ■ ... ■: ; -. - • ft ;i Dear Family and Loved Ones, You have celebrated and struggled with us through three years of nurses ' training. You were there to share our joy when we received our letters of acceptance. And you were there to lift us out of the depths of depression when we discovered that nurses ' training wasn ' t quite what we expected it to be. You listened patiently to our glowing accounts of first injections and completed projects. You were there to offer support when care plans brought despair. Many were the times you gave us confi- dence and courage to go on. We haven ' t forgotten the little things you ' ve done. You helped us move our belongings to and from the residence five times. You supported our class by buying items which we sold as money-making projects. And occasionally you slipped home- made cookies into our suitcases! We want to apologize for the times when our patience wore thin and our tempers flared. We were and are grateful for all you ' ve done. And now, as we move our belongings from the residence for the last time, as we close our books and accept our stripes we pause to dedicate our yearbook to you. May this dedication in some small way repay you for the love and support you have shared so freely. Lovingly, Your Student Nurse Recognition We, the class of 1982, recognize what an important role you, our housemothers, play here at WHSN. Your cheery smiles welcomed us at the desk so many times. We ' ve joked and laughed with you and for these times we are truly grate- ful. Then there were the times when nobody else would listen and you were there to care, listen patiently and lovingly of- fer us a bit of hope. We always felt relieved after sharing our burdens with you and shedding some tears. On the other hand, when you were feeling down — these times were rather rare — we felt honored to share your griefs and pains. Remember all the secrets we shared? Remember the times we were so happy and excited that it took us an hour to change our pegs because we were so busy telling you the latest news? Remember the times we couldn ' t stand to study one more minute and we would invariably show up at the desk for a chat? We will remember those moments because it is partially these close relationships that made the struggle bearable and worthwhile. It takes a special, talented person to be a mother-away-from-home, but if we were asked to make a list of capable can- didates, five names would appear at the top of our list: Mrs. C., ' 1 Mrs. B., Minnie , Judy, and Helen. We wish to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all you have done and for just being you. We will miss you. i3Saft Lb - HOUSEMOTHERS ADMIN I ST RA TION Hospital Administration S.J. Rudasill, III; Asst. Administrator; F.J. Tripoli, V. President and Controller; C.R. Waxman, President; R.B. Greene, V. President and Administrator Nursing Education Mrs. Eleanor Derr, Asst. Director; Miss Jean C. Balliet, Director of Nursing Educa- tion; Mr. Bernard Downey, Guidance Counselor and Yearbook Advisor. Housemothers Mrs. Dolly Bollinger, Mrs. Helen McCarty, Mrs. Gladys Celli- ni, Mrs. Minnie Ulmer. Not pictured: Mrs. Judy Plankenhorn Secretaries Mrs. Constance Perry, Financial Aid Officer; Miss Ann Mal- kin, Miss Patricia Reeder, Secretaries. Thev never told us there would be davs like t hi Beware. I ' m ready for surger ' How DO vou sterilize bottles? ' I love to stud ! ' FINALLY! 10 ORGANIZATIONS Historian Teresa Artley Audit Christianne Wilkins, Mary Jo Lecker 1 I ' M n PL few i ft mm mm. V£i|a Robin Welker Duttry, Pam Conrad Student Services Pam Conrad, Vickie Lenhart 12 Social Committee P. Conrad, L. Fry, T. Artley, L. Wagner, L. Jacobs Recognition Deborah Blosser Snap Legislature Teresa Artley, Kylinn Stone, Sheila Schwab Publicity and Recruitment Don Swanson, Millie Sheatler 13 Fire Wardens P. Conrad, L. Wagner, D. Swanson, M. Sheatler Curriculum Judy Novicki, Laurie Doty Wagner Finance Sheila Schwab, Kylinn Stone 14 Nominations Kylinn Stone, Sheila Schwab, Barbie Hoover Library Lynn Jacobs Judiciary D. Swanson, S. Holcolm, M. Sheatler, L. Weinhardt 15 Clinical Incident Robin Welker Duttry, Millie Sheatler Greivance Mark McDonald, Robin Welker Duttry NCF C. Gross, B. Stoltzfus, D. Blosser, B. Furtak, J. Burd, A. Bartlow, B. Hoover, S. Schwab 16 Executive Board On floor: B. Furtak, M. Lecker, C. Wilkins, T. Artley, D. Blosser, R. Duttry; sitting: B. Hoover, C. Holt, P. Conrad, M. Hofer, P. Cartwright, S. Schwab; standing: D. Swanson, S. Holcolm, K. Stone SNAP B. Hoover, P. Erdley, C. Holt, L. Jacobs, D. Swanson, M. Hofer, S. Erickson, K. Stone, T. Artley, S. Schwab 17 Yearbook Row 1: Lori Burger, Laurie Doty Wagner, Lynn Jacobs, Deb Blosser, Pam Conrad; Row 2: Sheila Schwab, Brenda Furtak, Peggy Cartwright, Denise Nihart, Cheryl Holt, Kylinn Stone, Mary Ellen McKissick 1982 Staff Editors in Chief: Peggy Cartwright Cheryl Holt Business Editor: Sheila Schwab Typing Editor: Pam Conrad Layout Editor: Brenda Furtak Photography Editor: Kylinn Stone Senior Staff: Laurie Doty Wagner, Lynn Jacobs, Denise Nihart, Debbie Blosser, Mary Ellen McKissick Junior Staff: Millie Sheatler Freshman Staff: Stephanie Kreisher, Lori Burger, Kim Moyer 18 FRESHMEN Freshman Instructors Ms. Nancy Hood, Miss Adrianne Avillion, Miss Karen Peter- man Freshman Class Officers Heather McCormick, Pamela Bitner, Sharon Longnecker, John Hlavnicka 20 Kathy Ale Inez Alvord Pamela Bitner Joyce Brosius Lori Burger Patty Erdley Sandy Erickson Lou Ellen Fry Linda Gamble Margaret Good Anne Gordon Cynthia Gross Karen Haas Lora Hazel Jane Hinkle John Hlavnicki Patricia Hoffman Kim Jasper 21 Tammy Johnson Stephanie Kreisher Cynthia Lehman Sharon Longnecker Heather McCormick Sandy Nace Judith Novicki Karen Pavlick Janice Punako Cindy Reigle Michele Rodgers Kimberly Shuey Kimberly Shurock Greg Snyder Sharon Souter Melissa Unger Joan Vonada Louise Whitmoyer Brenda Zinck 22 23 School Activities Birthday Parties Christmas Party Play for Student Org. Striping A jjfk s pi ■ 1 1 wfatM L m Bridal Showers Special Dinners Graduation and just having fun! 24 JUNIORS Surgery Instructors Mrs. Maria Gustafson, Mrs. Kathy Temple Mental Health Instructors Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance, Mrs. Susan Troxel Rehabilitative Nursing Instructors Mrs. Shirley Siegfried; not pictured: Mrs. Shirley Younj 26 Junior Class Officers Barbara Philbin Millie Sheatler Lisa Smith Diane Wurm 27 a fe fl 28 SENIORS C ? m ' adi Ek 4h UEJiM s5$ J Critical Care Nursing Instructors Maternity Nursing Instructors Mrs. Jeanne Dunkle, Miss Judy Coup Mrs. Patricia Jansson, Mrs. Lori Cook-Stabley Pediatric Nursing Instructors Senior Class Officers Mrs. Mary Ann Keller, Mrs. Peggy Konieczny Barbie Hoover, Pres.; Gwen Stamets, Sec; Denise Nihart, Treas.; Cheryl Holt, Project Chairman. Not pictured, Robin Welker-Duttry, V. Pres. 30 I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Mary Altebrando Mary 31 Friendship has a special meaning when you have someone with whom to share . . . tears as well as laughter . . . fears as well as dreams and silence when the time for words is past. Anonymous Teresa Artley Tes 32 Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do . . . Often the road will be rugged And the hills insurmountable, too . . . But always remember, the hills ahead Are never as steep as they seem, And with Faith in your heart Start upward And climb ' til you reach your dream, For nothing in life that is worthy Is ever too hard to achieve If you have the courage to try it And you have the Faith to believe . . . For Faith is a force that is greater Than Knowledge or power or skill And many defeats turn to triumph If you trust in God ' s wisdom and will . . . For Faith is a mover of mountains, There ' s nothing that God cannot do, So start out today with Faith in your heart And Climb Til Your Dream Comes True! ' Alice Jane Bartlow Alice 33 To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Anatole Fiance Constance Barto Connie 34 Lord, make me a channel of thy peace That where there is hatred I may bring love, That where there is wrong I may bring the spirit of forgiveness, That where there is discord I may bring harmony, That where there is error I may bring truth, That where there is doubt I may bring faith, That where there is despair I may bring hope, That where there are shadows I may bring thy light, That where there is sadness I may bring joy. Sandra Berkheiser Sandy 35 . . . Forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:13-14 Deborah Blosser DB 36 Resolve to Keep Happy Be happy, talk happiness. Happiness calls out responsive gladness in others. There is enough sadness in the world without yours . . . Never doubt the excellence and permanence of what is yet to be. . . . Join the great company of those who make the barren places of life fruitful with kindness . . . Your success and happiness lie in you . . . The great enduring realities are love and service . . . Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties. Helen Keller Janet Burd Jan 37 As a little girl I dreamed Of the nurse I wished to be I talked about it often As I sat on daddy ' s knee Now that I am all grown up My goal is just in sight For in a short time I will be An angel dressed in white. Margaret Cartwright Peggy Cartwright Piglet 38 wf Mt High on this mountain The clouds down below I ' m feeling so strong and alive From this rocky perch I ' ll continue to search For the wind And the snow And the sky And I want to live in the sun And do all the things that I have never done. Dan Fogelberg Kathy Coleman Kathy 39 Look well to this day, For yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, Every tomorrow a vision of hope. Unknown Pamela Conrad Pam 40 If you can imagine it — You can achieve it. If you can dream it — You can become it! William Arthur Wood Colleen Crowley Colleen 41 And I ' m only just beginning to believe what you have done How you turned it upside down This world of mine And it seems while I was looking It was right in front of me All the time. Justin Hayward (Moody Blues) Robin Welker-Duttry Robino 42 Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort; who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort where with we ourselves are comforted of God. II Corinthians 1:3 4 Brenda Furtak Bren 43 I used to think it was only me, Feeling alone not feeling free, To be alive, to be a friend. Now I know we all love stormy weathers, I ' ll be your friend to the very end. Marsha Hofer Marsha 44 n w fc W This life is yours Take the power to choose what you want to do and do it well Take the power to love what you want in life and love it honestly Take the power to walk in the forest and be a part of nature Take the power to control your own life No one else can do it for you Take the power to make your life happy. Susan Polis Schutz Cheryl Holt Cherell 45 I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know. I want to be able as time goes by Always to look myself in the eye. I don ' t want to stand with the setting sun And hate myself for the things I ' ve done. I don ' t want to hide on a closet shelf A lot of secrets about myself, And fool myself as I come and go Into thinking that no one else will know The kind of woman I really am I don ' t want to cover myself with sham I want to go out with my head erect I want to deserve all men ' s respect. Here in this battle for fame and self I want to be able to like myself. I don ' t want to look at myself and know That I ' m bluster and bluff and empty show. For I cannot hide myself from Me Nor from my God who loveth me And Knoweth all I say and do, — So to Him I would e ' er be true. I want to live so hone stly That He will be well pleased with me. Barbie Hoover Hoovey Al ' 46 To dream a nurses dream is a dream that not all can follow, To help curve, restore and comfort is our biggest trial; To go on when our bodies are too weary to smile no matter how hopeless the patients outcome may be, And to pray the Lord shows us guidance when death is ever so near; This is our quest to follow our dream no matter how unrewarding some days may seem And I know the world is better by far becuase a nurse goes forth with love and devotion to reach a nurses dream. Saralynn Jacobs Lynn 47 Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington Mary Jo Lecker MJ 48 So, we ' ll go no more a roving So late into the night, Though the heart be still as loving And the moon be still as bright. For the sword wears its sheath. And the soul wears out the breast. And the heart must pause to breathe, And love itself have rest. Though the night was made for loving. And the day returns too soon. Yet we ' ll go no more a roving By the light of the moon. George Gordon Byron Vickie Lenhart Vic 49 . . . With every step and every breath it ' s farther from youth and closer to death and the things I ' ve realized now becon me to shut my eyes and I will grow to the age of maybe eighty years in such little time with this venturous mind what am I saying, don ' t I know myself from experience I ' ll never change nor cease to sail the sky till the day I die. I ' ll come to conclusion with fear or illusion, I ' ll live how I feel ' cause no matter how fast or slow, youth will go. Gino Vannelli Mark McDonald Mark 50 In three years time, you ' ve grown, Sympathy, empathy, these seeds were sown. With each passing month, we ' ve heard you sigh, Sometimes a tear or an out and out cry. The winds of time forever blow and sweep away the tears that flow. It doesn ' t mean that you forget. But hope and love you beget. What you have learned and what you have done. Has proved a point to everyone. Each one of us has a special need, For you it was but to succeed. To this noble end, doing your best. You ' ve overcome the odds and passed the test. The time of truth will now begin, We finally can call you, our RN. Dad 4; M r Fw Bn m m 1 Janine McGill Janine 51 Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward tomorrow is a path I ' ve yet to choose, it ' s a chance I ' ve yet to take, a friend I ' ve yet to make, it ' s all the talent I have yet to use. Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always just a step ahead of me . . . it ' s the joy I ' ve yet to know, the love I ' ve yet to show, for it ' s the person I have yet to be. Karen Ravn Mary Ellen McKissick Hairy i 52 The glory of friendship is not an out stretched hand, nor the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; it is the spirited inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. Ralph Waldo Emerson Sharon Miller Sharon 53 Forget about the days when it ' s been cloudy, but don ' t forget your hours in the sun . . Forget about the times you ' ve been defeated, but don ' t forget the victories you ' ve won. Forget about mistakes that you can ' t change now, but don ' t forget the lessons that you ' ve learne d . . . Forget about misfortunes you ' ve encountered, but don ' t forget the times your luck has turned. Forget about the days when you ' ve been lonely, but don ' t forget the friendly smiles you ' ve seen . . . Forget about the plans that didn ' t seem to work out right, but don ' t forget to always have a dream. Amanda Bradley Denise Nihart Neese 54 s ITHACA When you start on your journey, then pray that the road is long, full of adventure, full of knowledge. Do not fear Laestrygonians . . . pray that the road is long, that you will enter parts seen for the first time with such pleasure, with such joy ... to learn and learn again from those who have knowledge. Always keep Ithaca fixed in your mind . . . your ultimate goal. But do not hurry the voyage ... it is better to let it last . . . until . . . you anchor at your island, rich with all you have gained along the way . . . Ithaca has given you a beautiful journey . . . without her you would have never taken the road. — CZERNY — Nancy Panko Nancy 55 Understanding Not more of light I ask, O God, But eyes to see what is: Not sweeter songs, but ears to hear The present melodies: Not more of strength, but how to use The power that I possess: Not more of love, but skill to turn A frown to a caress: Not more of joy, but how to feel Its kindly presence near To give to others all I have Of courage and of cheer. No other gifts, dear God, I ask. But only sense to see How best these precious gifts to use Thou hast bestowed on me. Unknown Sheila Schwab Eila 56 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son that who so ever believeth in him, they should not perish but have everlasting Life. St. John 3:16 Tanya Smith Tanya 57 That Woman is a Success . . . Who loves life and lives it to the fullest; who has discovered and shared the strengths and talents that are uniquely her own; who puts her best into each task and leaves each situation better than she found it; who seeks and finds that which is beautiful in all people . . . and all things; whose heart is full of love and warm with compassion; who has found joy in living and peace within herself. Barbara J. Burrow Gwendolyn Stamets Gwen 58 A fool will lose tomorrow, reaching back for yesterday. Dionne Warwick Sandra Stanzione Sandy ■ 59 You were there when tears were flowing freely, telling me it would be alright. You helped to lessen the disappointments by sharing them with me. You listened to my complaints and gave me support. You were there to share the joys and the new experiences. You have given me encouragement, confidence, and many happy memories. Thanks to you, Mom, Dad, Bryce, all my friends here at school and my relatives these past three years have quickly gone by. Kylinn Kylinn Stone Kybee m 60 All living things have an elemental goodness, but in mankind, his true nature is often largely submerged like a log in the river, by the environment he has created about him. But simply because it is submerged does not mean that idealism does not exist and despite times of pessimism I think the day will come when that idealism is allowed its full function and flowering. Albert Schweitzer Donald Swanson Swany 61 One night I had a dream. I was walking along the beach with the Lord and across the sky flashed scenes from my life. For each scene, I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand, one belonged to me, and the other to the Lord. I noticed that in the lowest and most difficult times in my life there was only one set of footprints. This disturbed me and I asked the Lord about it. The Lord replied, My precious, precious child, I love you, and would never, never leave you during your times of trials and suffering. When you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you. Unknown Laurie Doty Wagner Laurie 62 The Love Of Parents There is no greater gift in life Than the love our parents give, It ' s a wonderful example Of the way that we should live, It helps us trust in others, To be kind and show concern, For the love our parents give Helps us love others in return. R. W. Lawrence In honor of my parents and their love, for without it, I would never have made it. Linda Weinhardt Linda 63 The Class Row 1 : Tanya Smith, Mary Jo Lecker, Constance Barto, Nancy Panko, Lynn Jacobs; Row 2: Robin Welker Duttry, Ja- net Burd, Pamela Conrad, Janine McGill, Teresa Artley; Row 3: Vickie Lenhart, Sandra Stanzione, Barbie Hoover, Denise Nihart, Mary Altebrando 0 1982 Row 1: Deborah Blosser, Alice Bartlow, Marsha Hofer, Kylinn Stone, Laurie Doty Wagner, Mary Ellen McKissick; Row 2: Brenda Furtak, Sheila Schwab, Kathy Coleman, Sandra Berkheiser, Sharon Miller, Colleen Crowley; Row 3: Cheryl Holt, Linda Weinhardt, Peggy Cartwright, Gwendolyn Stamets, Mark McDonald, Donald Swanson Remember Whens: Remember when Peggy And Debbie did PRN breathing on the bus. Remember when Denise called the spermatic cord the spasmotic cord in surgery with Dr. Yasui. Remember when Janet hung X-rays upside down in the OR for Dr. Todhunter. Remember when Peggy misunderstood the rehab staff, thinking they were sending her patient down to be castrated when in actuality he was being casted. Remember when Denise and Barbie ' s room got bombarded one night after war broke out between room 323 and 320. Remember when we gave our first injections. Remember when Linda, Robin, and Peggy went swimming in April of ' 80 with clothes and glasses on and Peggy slid down the mud bank in typical pig fashion. Remember all of our surprise parties. Remember the eternal popcorn bashes at all hours of the night. Remember when Brenda offered a bedpan to a patient with a catheter. Remember the toga party in our freshman year. Remember the countdown of weeks, then days. Remember the clothing swaps. Remember fashion shows in front of the mirrors before going out. Remember riding to DPH in Don ' s car holding the door shut with his six foot scarf. Remember male visitation, here today, gone tomorrow. Remember holding Miss Balliet on the stryker frame. Remember the dust bunnies that invaded our rooms. Remember when we toured Debbie Wasson ' s half of the room. Remember the notorious wave from the tetanus movie. Remember how hard it was to get a phone at 1 1 pm on a Wednesday. Remember the day Debbie B. didn ' t get any mail. Remember the excitement that ran through your body when the mail was in. Remember when Mrs. G. told DB to pull it tight when doing a male catheterization and DB thought she was going to pull it off. Remember the unknown thief that stole bra ' s and socks from the laundry room on a regular basis. Remember when Pam tried taking a blood pressure with the cuff inside out. Remember Brenda ' s eternal singing in the shower. Remember short sheeted beds. Remember when Kylinn asked her patient if she was ready to brush her teeth only to find out the woman didn ' t have any. Remember when Sue encountered a hair ball climbing up the shower wall. Remember when Denise and Tes took Rice Krispie showers. Remember when someone hogged under RWD door and the bedspread had to be washed. Remember coming back from volleyball games and dancing to Another one Bites the Dust Remember the exercise group that came to a quick halt when we started surgery. Remember when Mrs. Gustafson lectured for four hours on the abnormalities of the uterus while pointing to a diagram of the bladder. Remember when Tanya called Mrs. Gustafson Mrs. Gussie to her face. Remember when Sheila got so upset with the juniors that she smashed a pear on her knee. Remember GABROVSEK!!!! Remember long night talks with roommates. v v =JJ 66 fi, Remember the night Linda tried to jump down the laundry shoot. Remember when Steve Corbin said that it was micro-orgasms that caused infections. Remember when Colleen and Mary Ellen were told they had floppy hair. Remember Mary Ellen and her very own sparkler party as a freshman. Remember our play, He ' s having a baby . Remember banging on walls when neighbors were loud. Remember Colleen ' s robust voice. Remember when Sandy and Colleen held conversations from opposite ends of the hall. Remember when Brenda and Denise couldn ' t stop saying, I don ' t want to be here. And someone was sure to reply, Neither do I. Remember when L.J. was healthy. (Neither do we) Remember Linda ' s graceful fall up on post partum. Remember when it didn ' t click in the fifth week . . . and it still wasn ' t clicking in week nine. Remember Gwen ' s and Peggy ' s Gussie kite and Gwen ' s own personal Gussie whacker. Remember when Mrs. G asked Denise a question and her reply was, Because they don ' t! Remember when Tes didn ' t know which X-ray was a lateral view for Dr. Amsler. Remember when Sheila was attacked by a wild killer spider plant in her sleep. Remember when Janet was sure there was a hampster in her bed. Remember when Lynn finally got to use her own vacuum cleaner. Remember the times that both the washer and dryer worked. Remember when Sandy S. woke Colleen up and had to be treated in the EmR for verbal abuse. Remember when there was a fire drill and L.J. slept right through it. Remember when we got in trouble for initiating the freshman as juniors. Remember careplan week. Remember when Lynn accidentally dyed her hair purple. Remember Mary Ellen ' s bird, Luke Remember the mad rush to the TV lounge at three PM to watch General Hospital Remember the Seniors Only striping ceremony. Remember when Janet demonstrated her parking skills to Denise and Deb at Mister Donut ' s. Remember when Alice started staying weekends. Remember when Janet danced on her bed with Santa Claus. Remember when Alice had a ladder in her room. Remember the horny toad award, and Kylinn got it twice in one month ' s time. Remember when you could hear Sandy S ' s or Colleen ' s phone conversations with your door shut and a pillow over your head. Remember how Cheryl corrupted us all. Remember when Pam went to Pudgies at 1 1:45 PM with her pajamas on. Remember our first senior party on the night of the Class of ' 81 graduation. Remember when Janine lost her purse at the Christmas party. Remember when Sharon prayed for snow so she could go skiing. Remember when Sharon went down nightly to visit Brian with her PJ ' s on. Remember when MJ had Mudd on her face. Remember when Gwen and Debbie were the Resident beauticians. Remember the mysterious muncher who ripped things off from the refrigerator. Remember how Sandy S. was losing weight without trying but the rest of us couldn ' t drop an ounce if we tried. Remember how often Mark was accused of being inappropriate. I 67 Loudest Sandy Stanzione Funniest Laugh Debbie Blosser Most Cheerful Tanya Smith ist Creative Class Clown Class Procrastinator Cheryl Holt Robin Welker-Duttry Mary Ellen McKissick WORK Most Likely to Succeed The Class of 1982 Senior Superlatives 68 Latest Colleen Crowley Class Flirt Marsha Hofer Quietest Mary Jo Lecker Best Dressed Kylinn Stone %; WSr- ' ■ ' Most Improved Best Friend to all Mark McDonald Janet Burd Most Studious Peggy Cartwright Senior Superlatives 69 Class Wills I, Teresa Artley, will a teaspoon of confidence to Mary Jo Leprechaun, mankind to Marsha, a one way ticket to Boston for Debbie, most of my future to Mike and lots of love and luck to the class of 1982. I, Alice Bartlow, will my smile to the non-smilers of the junior class. I, Sandy Berkheiser, will my exceptional babysitter to anyone who needs a second mom for their children while attending school. I, Debbie Blosser, will Tes (and Mike) 84 shingles for her hope chest, Sue Eckley a mailbox full of letters, and to my honey, Geoff, I will a rolling stone and drugs. I, Janet Burd, will my position as Mother Superior of The Convent to any junior who feels she can handle it. I, Peggy Cart wright, will lots of love, laughter and sunshine to my family, my wrinkles to Bud, my bottle of White Out to Gwen, and to all of my friends of the class, I will much success happiness. I, Pam Conrad, will my ability to stay in school without reading and studying the night before a test to anyone who hates it as much as I do. I, Colleen Crowley, will to my little sister, Hope Little, my ability to go out Thursday nights and still be able to function on Friday. I, Robin Welker-Duttry, will my exceptional ability to slide to success to any junior who will need it. I, Brenda Furtak, will my listening ear to anyone who knows the frustrations and rewards of taking time to listen. I, Marsha Hofer, will Barb Philbin my little black book of assertiveness hints and numbers to try them on. I, Cheryl Holt, will my ability to easily divert myself with arts and crafts rather than school work to anyone willing to accept this test. I, Barbie Hoover, will my faith and security of God to all who attend nursing school. I, Saralynn Jacobs, will my good looks, charm and ability to bullshit to Sandy Erickson. I, Vickie Lenhart, will to Holly Bailey my ability to stay out all night, study minimally and still survive this con- vent. I, Mark McDonald, will to Dave Hitesman and John Hlavnicka my ability to be inappropriate in any situation, and to Steve Holcolm, I will a list of 1001 reasons my anecdotal is late. I, Janine Mcgill will my ability to take a test and pass on Monday with sleep deprivation to anyone who needs it. I, Mary Ellen McKissick, will my ability to do a careplan or a G D paper in one night to any underclassmen who is stupid enough to put it off until the last minute. I, Sharon Miller, will my ability to take a test on Monday morning suffering from sleep deprivation, and pass, to anyone who needs it. I, Denise Nihart, will one can of hair spray to anyone who needs to have their hair plastered. I, Nancy Panko, will my 45 minute drive twice daily to anyone suffering from temporary insanity. I, Sheila Schwab, will my ability to function on a minimal amount of sleep to any underclassmen that likes to keep late hours. I, Tanya Smith, will Christian Hope (Not to be confused with shallow optimism) to any and all who would receive the gift of life — Jesus Christ. I, Gwen Stamets, will my maturity and sense of responsibility to the junior class. I, Sandy Stanzione, will Barb Philbin my shoes in order to follow in my footsteps. I, Kylinn Stone, will all of my laxatives and antacids to anyone who needs them during careplans, tests, or other stressful situation. I, Donald Swanson, will my sex appeal, or lack thereof to any male nursing student who thinks he can handle it. I, Laurie Doty Wagner, will my ability to finish G D papers on time to Lisa Smith. I, Linda Weinhardt, will to Ann Mitchell and Hope Little my ability to withstand this place and survive. We, Alice and Janet, will our ability of sneaking males to our floor on weekends to any junior who dares to try. We, Sharon and Janine, will room 418 to the occupants of 318. We, Peggy and Gwen, will our good housekeeping techniques and the shovel to get through to any underclass- men that need it. 70 Senior Directory Mary Altebrando RD 2 Box 360A Williamsport Pa. 17701 327-8227 5-21-54 Robin Welker Duttry 1137 Locust St. Montoursville, Pa. 17754 368-2894 4-8-56 Sharon Miller Box 3264 RD 3 Berwick, Pa. 18603 752-4344 8-27-57 Teresa Artley RD 1 Box 35C Muncy Valley, Pa. 17758 584-4673 12-27-61 Brenda Furtak RD 2 Middleburg, Pa. 17842 374-4830 2-10-61 Denise Nihart 415 S. Summit St. Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 748-6137 1-13-61 Alice Bartlow 303 Lincoln St. Muncy, Pa. 17756 546-3415 2-28-61 Marsha Hofer 1206 Mulberry St. Montoursville, Pa. 17754 368-1024 6-6-61 Nancy Panko 34 Linnet La. Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 748-3860 9-3-43 Constance Barto 3 Lincoln St. Avis, Pa. 17721 753-5061 8-21-55 Sandra Berkheiser 810 Center St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 322-2539 10-5-55 Cheryl Holt P.O.Box 217 Howard, Pa. 16841 625-2351 5-17-60 Barbie Hoover 501 Sylvan Drive S. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 322-7983 7-9-61 Sheila Schwab Box 404, Silver Ave. Lamar, Pa. 16848 726-3864 2-11-60 Tanya Smith IB Timberland Williamsport, Pa. 17701 322-3689 11-9-58 Deborah Blosser 515 S. Spring Garden Ave. Carlisle, Pa. 17013 249-2720 5-12-61 Saralynn Jacobs 120 West Willow St. Apt.D Carlisle, Pa. 17013 249-7341 11-18-57 Gwendolyn Stamets 90 Houston Ave. Montgomery, Pa. 17752 547-6203 7-9-46 Janet Burd 643 Green St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 322-6485 11-21-61 Mary Jo Lecker 540 Chestnut St. St. Mary ' s, Pa. 15857 834-3756 2-23-61 Sandra Stanzione 68 Overhill Rd. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 322-6035 5-16-61 Peggy Cartwright 587 W. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 784-0926 8-1-60 Vickie Lenhart 621 Ames Place Williamsport, Pa. 17701 322-4027 8-17-61 Kylinn Stone P.O. Box 25 North Bend, Pa. 17760 923-0244 4-28-61 Kathy Coleman 912 Claire Rd. Montoursville, Pa. 17754 368-1946 8-26-61 Mark McDonald 125 Parkway Rd. St. Mary ' s, Pa. 15857 834-2404 12-25-57 Donald Swanson 117 N. Main St. Clarendon, Pa. 16313 723-5974 3-20-56 Pamela Conrad Star Route, Box 8A Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 748-2779 4-25-61 Janine McGill Box 163 Riverside, Pa. 17868 275-3116 12-20-57 Laurie Doty Wagner 400 S. High St. Apt7G Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870 374-0458 11-19-61 Colleen Crowley 115 Pitney St. South Waverly, Pa. 888-0177 8-12-61 18840 Mary-Ellen McKissick RD 4 Box 25 Wellsboro, Pa. 16901 724-2961 1-31-61 Linda Weinhardt 1110 High St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 326-0747 1-20-60 I . Demse Nihart, 2. Kathy Coleman. 3. Mary Altebrando. 4. Janine McGill. 5. Deb Blosser. 6. Nancy Panko, 7. Janet Burd, 8. Tanya Smith, 9. Pam Conrad, 10. Marsha Hofer, 11. Sharon Miller, 12. Sandy Berkheiser, 13. Brenda Furtak. 14. Mary-Ellen McKissick. 15. Vickie Lenhart. 16. Teresa Artley. 72 17. Robin Welker-Duttry, 18. GwenStamets, 19. Linda Weinhardt, 20. Barbie Hoover, 21. DonSwanson, 22. Connie Barto, 23. Mart Jo Lecker, 24. Sandy Stanzione. 25. Colleen Crowley, 26. Lynn Jacobs, 27. Sheila Schwab, 28. Peggy Cartwright, 29. Alice Bartlow, 30. Mark McDonald, 31. Kylinn Stone, 32. Cheryl Holt. 33. Laurie Wagner. 73 74 75 tfc Compliments of Tag ' s Home of Fine Foods fc NEDZIP ' S New York Style Pizza Homemade Stromboli, Calzone and Cosmos Specializing in Greek Cooking Also A Greek Gormet Section Featuring Olive Oil, Fillo, Cheeses % Diet Exercise It ' s Safe-It ' s Easy-It Works — one of the World ' s most outstanding new Weight Loss Products — Aerobic Exercise Natural Organic Cosmetics Custom Fitted Bras For Club In Your Area Nutri-Trim 748-6667 221 East Main Lock Haven, PA % fc cJL_ abels by C u tzzi, C n 505 Market Stmt Willwmsport, PA. 17701 Phone (717) 326-1244 Pressure Sensitive Libels Commercial Printing % Theresa C. Herman Prop. c e jKn vma e C rvoAAe- Fine Lingerie 31 West Fourth Street WillijLTisport, PA 17701 Telephone (717)322-1735 9 Best Wishes Class of ' 82 From: Joey ' s Place 505 Washington Blvd Williamsport, PA 17701 Specializes in Subs Pizza! For take out orders, call 323-4867 £ 40 % W From The Hills Of Lehigh Valley, To The Shores Of Briar Bay, We are so proud of Our Nurse Nancy That we just have to say: Congratulations, Sweetheart, You ' ve Come A Long, Long Way! Congratulations to the Class of ' 82 From the parents, sisters and brothers of Nancy Panko % Our Sincere Good Wishes to Nancy Panko and All the Members of the Class of ' 82 for continued Success in the future George Panko, Jr. Margie and Tim Panko Mr. Mrs. George Panko, Sr. 9 %. 76 fc % fc 17 W. Willow St. Williamsport, PA 17701 (717)322-4887 Tony Aloisio PIZZA PLUS 510 5th Ave Pizza, Sub, Stromboli FREE DELIVERY (within 5 mi Radius) $5.00 Minimum 323-3224 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1982 Lakatos Pharmacy 1100 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-9580 2 Congratulations Class of ' 82 Home of Clinic, Nurse-Mates, Naturalizer Stores to serve your Footwear Hosiery needs. Natura- lizer Specialty Store, Lycoming Mall, Main St. Lock Haven, Market St. Lewisburg, Allen St. Downtown State College. w (f. ! B. B. Mkt. 947 Louisa St. Williamsport, PA HOAGIES GROCERIES 323-5268 %, (ft COMPLIMENTS OF SOMMERS DISTRIBUTOR Jack L. Sommers Potato chips-Pretzels Phone 322-0262 67l-5th Ave. Williamsport, PA w w %, J. C. GREENYA — JEWELER — Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry 46 West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 82 smarI shop Lyc oming Mall Downtown Lock Haven w 11 (fc % Compliments of HUB SURGICAL CO. 902 Arch Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-6154 % 78 % CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Nurses from the People of MATER DOLOROSA PARISH CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1982 DICE Surgical and Home Health Center Inc. 47 East Third Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-0656 We have the Newest Fashionable UNIFORMS for the Nurse, Lab Assistant Career apparel for everyone! The Uniform Shop All Pine Street between the Maternity Shop and Youngland Phone: 323-5805 Hours: 10 - - 5 daily Fri. 10-- 9 V £ %t Storage Sheds — Any Size GENE R. TEAMAN General Contractor Blanchard, PA Phone 962-2578 Remodeling and Repairs 79 The Uniform Shoppe 384 E. Walnut St. Lock Haven, PA 17745 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ' 82 Serving Medical Personnel Beauticians, Waitresses, and Barbers Marg Beach Also colored tops, smocks, 748-2496 slacks and accessories (cap tacs, scissors, emblems, name tags, etc.) % li § E.R. KIN LEY SONS Diamonds Watches Solid Gold Jewelry The Perfect Thing 1 1 3 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-6740 China Crystal % COMPLIMENTS of Father Breslin and the people of ST. LAWRENCE PARISH 80 tfct FELIX and MIKE SHOE SERVICE ORTHOPEDIC WORK and ALL SHOE REPAIRS 53 East Third St. Williamsport, PA CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS of ' 82 Chris Vuocolo Hair Styling Precision Hair Cutting for Men Women Open Mon thru Friday Call for appointment 35 Bellefont Ave. Lock Haven, PA 748-2102 2 fc %i COMPLIMENTS of Belter ' s Appliance 326-2073 277 E. Third Street Williamsport, PA 17701 fc D. J. VANNUCCI PHARMACY Market Hepburn Streets Williamsport, PA 17701 326-2474 w Tjvn ittiti riy ■ ' .%ti t r,,i = | SoUlen- M idiooh tylvne cU Jumie, Thomas D McCulloch 125 E Third Street Williamsport, Pa 17701 1 323-6114 ) fc V ft % We Invite You ... to Visit the OUTLET STORE The Outlet Store for Outdoor People Woolrich, PA 17779 Open 9am to 5pm Daily Closed Sundays FREE PARKING COMPLIMENTS of NEYHARTS INC. • CARDS • GIFTS I fcfcS • STATIONERY •JEWELRY 120 EAST MAIN STREET LOCK HAVEN, PA PHONE 748-2966 Complete Selection of Artcarved Diamonds and Matching Wedding Bands, Attendant ' s Gifts and Wedding Invitations 9 81 Hi m gfo PELLESCHIS g UNIFORM WORLD «$ Uniforms £± Dresses g Pant Suits M Shoes Smocks g Men ' s a Uniforms A Lab Coats ft White Panty Hose Featuring White Swan I Uniforms « Corner 4th Pine 2ft VVilliamsport Hi ■ CHURCH of the ANNUNCIATION Wishes all the Nurses Well % 322-9516 322-1414 POOLE ' S SUNOCO AAA Ryder Truck Rentals Dave McCarty 300 MARKET STREET Owner SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 17701 % fc fe CONGRATULATIONS to The Class of ' 82 Underwood Greetings Fund Raising Campaigns Candy Novelties Candles 601 Woods Ave. Flemington, PA (717) 748-7251 w y % % Telephone (717) 326-6511 RESIDENCE (717) 322-5101 FOUR EAST THIRD STREET WILLIAMSPORT. PENNSYLVANIA 17701 V A SPECIAL THANKS TO God, My Family, Friends, and My Children, Tammy and Shane for all their support. Love, Sandy ' 1 82 fr SPONSORS Jean C. Balliet Mr. Mrs. Donald Bitner Mr. Mrs. John Coleman Robert Jean Dekett Mr. Mrs. Lester E. Derr Mr. Mrs. Fred C. DeWire Bernard Downey Mr. Mrs. Roger Alan Duttry Mr. Mrs. Harold E. Erdley Jim Donna Erickson Mr. Mrs. Joseph Furtak Kurt A. Holt Mr. Mrs. William H. Holt Mr. Mrs. Horace K. Jacobs Mr. Mrs. William Lecker Mr. Mrs. William G. McDonald Robert Rosemary A. McKissick Mr. Mrs. Ray T. Schwab Mr. Mrs. T. L. Siegfried Dorothy Sommers family Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Spotts Mr. Mrs. Louis A. Stanzione Mr. Mrs. Gary Stone Bryce Susan Rick Troxel Unger ' s Sporting Goods Mr. Mrs. Gary Weinhardt Dr. Robert A. Zaccaria m COMPLIMENTS of Immaculate Conception Parish % fet m COMPLIMENTS of St. Ann ' s Parish w % 83 fll PATRONS Miss Adrianne E. Avillion Mr. Mrs. Lewis Hopkins Mr. Mrs. George Bartlow family Patricia J. Jansson The Bee Hive Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Kahler Irene L. Burd Mr. Mrs. Sedley E. Kreisher Michael, John Robert Burd Luria ' s Mr. Mrs. Leon F. Blosser John M arshall ' s Mrs. Gladys Cellini Helen M. McCarty James W. Chadwick Mr. Mrs. Bernard C. McGill Judy Coup Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Nihart Mr. Mrs. Richard Dunkle Mr. Mrs. James K. Plankenhorn E. L. Restaurant Robert Shadle Mrs. Myrtle Ellis family Mr. Mrs. James Sheatler Edith L. Fantaskey Mr. Mrs. C. L. Smith, Sr. Friend of Class of 1982 Mr. Mrs. John B. Smith Mrs. Margaret Furtak Mr. Mrs. C. Clair Souter Mrs. Maria Gustafson Jeffrey Tate Emeline Henderson Kathy Temple Mr. Mrs. Howard Hinkle Mrs. Minnie Ulmer Mrs. Helen L. Hofer Mr. Mrs. Freeman G. Vonada Nancy E. Hood Wood Chips Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Hoover Sanford L. Zinck ' 84 % PR OFESSIONAL PA TR ONS James R. Bastian, M.D. Dr. William R. Margene Brink Dr. Charles E. Cole Richard A. Cozine, M.D. George A. Durrwachter, D.M.D., P.C. Dr. Mrs. Robert J. Durrwachter Dr. William T. Ford Gehron Sandy Urological Associates Drs. C.E. Heid F.W. Parker Dr. Mrs. John Knight Charles E. Kolb, M.D. Edward N. Moser, M.D. R.W. Pfeil, M.D. Schopfer Ginter, Associated Spencer J. Servoss, M.D. H. Joseph Suter, M.D. Richard F. Tignor, M.D. Dr. Robert A. Updegrove Dr. Robert L. Vanderlin Dr. Mrs. Charles Wasilewski Robert Yasui, M.D. J PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS William R. Beltz, M.D. Michael S. Bumagin, M.D. Cornerstone Family Health, P.C. Herbert A. Ecker, M.D., D.D.S. Dr . Daniel R. Gandy James L. Harrison, M.D. Soo W. Hong, M.D., T.A.C.S. Drs. Lyons, Cooper, Nelson, Hippie Georgy, P.C. Dr. Mrs. Matthew M. Mansuy Dr. Jorge A. Querimit Nancy S. Story, M.D. William D. Todhunter, M.D. West Branch Radiological Associates, Inc. R.W. Williams, M.D. Williamsport Orthopedic Associates, Ltd. Dr. John C. Winter % 85 G % The Class of 1984 wishes to say: Congratulations to the Senior Class. (we wish we were in your shoes!) % 86 d Compliments of The Lycoming Medical Society 87 Friends, neighbors, countrymen, Lend me your ear whilst I tell you such a tale of woe - Nursing is no bed of roses ' ere by chance someone has told you so. Then again I recollect — that yes it may be so . . . For it seems we roll into many a thorn as along the way we go. Indeed it isn ' t all that bad, there is some joy to share. For just as the roses bloom, we ' ve grown patience, love and care. And now as at last we leave this habitation . . . We rejoice - We ' ve reached our CELEBRATION! 9 SJM .W l km !: u m u Ssi i ' . v fry