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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1984 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Pg 1 DEDICATION Pg 2 RECOGNITION Pg 3 OAK REMEMBERS Pg 4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Pg 10 REMEMBER WHEN Pg 14 SENIORS Pg 16 UNDERCLASSMEN Pg 40 ORGANIZATIONS Pg 54 ADVERTISEMENTS Pg 64 EPILOGUE Pg 80 ■■ V The legend lives on . . . Last year the School of Nursing celebrated its 100th year anniversary. We the 101st graduating class, are proud to be part of a legend ... a legend that lives on. The Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing Presents the 1984 OAK Williamsport, Pennsylvania 177013198 Dedication As we, the class of 1984, passed through our freshmen, junior, and senior years, we came to know the housemothers as much more than the ladies at the desk. Their smiling faces at the end of a weary day; their listening ears when we had something to complain about; their comforting voice when we felt down; and their time when we just wanted to sit and talk has made them very special to us. They became our friends, and as we will miss all our friends here at W.H.S.N., we will also miss them. With gratitude, we dedicate our year- book to the housemothers — Mrs. C, Dolly, Minnie, Judy, and Helen. Right: Mrs. Helen McCarty, Mrs. Dolly Bol- linger, and Mrs. Gladys Cellini Lower right: Mrs. Minnie Ulmer and Mrs. Judy Plankenhorn Below: Residence Director Mrs. Cellini at front desk. • ; ??. Above: Heather Lamper at bridal shower in residence Freshman year. Left: Patti Erdley looking very chic in her costume for our Halloween party Freshman year. Recognition Above: G.H. Left: Chow Time Below: Joyce Barwicki, Kim Shurock and Kim Moyer at our own gingerbread house. As we approach the end of our nursing education, we take the time to recognize our families and friends for the love and support they have given us over the past three years. Their patience and understanding when we wanted to be with them but had to study showed us that they were be- hind us. The many phone calls we made and letters we sent that were answered with Hang in there — we know you can do it. kept us strug- gling to make it through another year. Now as we prepare to begin our nursing careers, we would like to thank all of you and let you know that we couldn ' t have made it without you. Oak Remembers The first graduate of the Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing, then called the Williamsport Hospital train- ing School for Nurses, was Alta J. King. She received her diploma in 1 884. In 1 889, there were only seven graduates compared to today ' s thirty-six graduates. The first male graduate was Dave Ranck. He graduated in 1964. right: students in rehab, below: Pediatrics The early uniform was ankle length with ruffles and starched removable collar, but this was changed in 1948 to a blue and white pinafore with a starched two piece apron. Isn ' t it dis- graceful, the uniforms only go to the knees today and they don ' t need starching. right: Giving a helping hand «V| SM- ' m P ' Ajp- .  ■:. ■ i : i- ■J • . . . r .+ ' • r 1 ' ■ L :.:EJ ' ' . 1 . ■ above: Remember spiriting? far left: Leg amputation left: Surgery anyone? There have been many changes in the school. Do you remember when the school ' s tuition was only $350.00 in 1942? Today the tuition is $1 1,100.00. At one time the comple- tion of the nursing program took a short fifteen months of training, but now it takes three years to gain the knowledge of a registered nurse. Also, at one time, no married female or male students or students with chil- dren were allowed. Now there is no discrimination for entrance into the school, in fact, there are ten male stu- dents enrolled. upper right: Students enjoying chemistry Cindy Reigle and Lora Hazel relaxing during their free time Aerial view of our hospital At times we may think we have it bad. At one time the students spent twelve to sixteen hours a day on clini- cal. Thankfully, that was reduced to eight hours a day. Also, there were mandatory study hours from seven to ten p.m. and lights out at ten p.m. with bedchecks. The year 1973 was very important for the school. First of all, the school was honored with the achievement of NLN accreditation. Also, the school had become affiliated with Lycoming College. above: trying it on for size eft: learning is never ending below: Karen and Kim — roommates THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 . . . . . . the legend lives on. Since our senior year began, we have witnessed changes such as coed visitation; our own keys to get in the residence building; three mandatory student organization meetings per year; and the starting of project 2000. We are very proud to graduate in 1984, and to allow the legend to live on . . . upper left: operating room — 1923 last resort — oxygen n innilll 111) cm-p  RRI383nn MR Satisfying the oral Id Home Sweet Home at TWHSN The faculty and administration have been our guides for profes- sional growth and development during our years at William- sport Hospital School of Nurs- ing. Through wisdom and ex- perience the faculty has taught us quality nursing care by their demonstrative actions. Their support and encouragement has aided us in becoming better in- dividuals and nurses. Above left: Nancy Hood, Karen Peterman, Linda Koenigsreuter, Freshman Instructors Left: Francis J. Tripoli, Acting President Below: Smith Rudasill, Vice President for Patient Care Services and Francis J. Tripoli, Acting President. 11 FACULTY Mrs. Derr assumed the duties as Director of Nursing Education in the spring of 1983. Numerous changes have been instituted since she filled this position. Mrs. Derr has inspired us all by her high level of energy and optimistic attitude. She is always a source of encour- agement. Left to right: Nancy Hood, Linda Koenigsreuter, and Karen Peter- man; Freshman Instructors Mrs. Eleanor Derr, Director of Nursing Education Mrs. Constance Perry, Financial Aid Officer Standing: Miss Marcia Bower, seated: Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Cellini, Residence Director Brenda Scott; Nursing Education Secretaries 12 Miss Judy Coup (standing) with Mrs. Jeanne Mrs. Dottie Frank (standing) with Mrs. Mary Mrs. Pat Green (standing) with Mrs. Patty Dunkle; Senior Critical Care Instructors Ann Keller; Pediatric Instructors Jansson; Maternity Instructors Left to right: Mr. Smith Rudisill III, Mr. Francis J. Tripoli, Earl Miller M.D., Mr. Richard Lukesh; Hospital Administrators Mrs. Shirley Siegfried (standing) with Mrs. Mrs. Kathy Temple (standing) with Mrs. Ma- Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance (standing) with Shirley Young; Rehabilitation Instructors ria Gustafson; Surgery Instructors Mrs. Susan Troxel; Mental Health Instructors Remember - . when Mrs. G. said, My God, Louise!! when Pam B. took a rectal temp, without a probe cover when Val ' s car fell apart in front of the hospital T.J.S. G.B.S. during surgery the fire ooohh Shelley! when Kim Shurock wrote to her ' little sister ' and found out ' she ' was a ' little brother ' when Mrs. G. told Louise, Kim, and Joyce that they didn ' t know how to talk right A. A. dancing at Heather ' s bridal shower A. A. in our male cath. lab . . . Grasp it! A. A. and going in the closet of life John H. ' s bath demonstration contaminating something during sterile technique when Mrs. G. helping — and doing everything! the night before your first day in ICU when Mrs. G told Stephanie to stop talking like an actress the first Senior party at Memorial Park Cindy Reigle — the meconium queen! when Steve said, the Aortic crotch in class reading the Professional Uses of Adhesive Tape in the EMR when Sharon Souter put a cat brain in Mouse ' s bed the continuous card games in the Way Unit Barb and her briefcase at Divine when Lori B. leaving trails to the shower in Rehab. the all-nighters when we did careplans in Nursing I when Lori and Heather couldn ' t figure out what an enema was Freshman initiation injection and bath labs when only fifteen of us were coming back after Christmas Heather ' s flip ' fiops and socks Patti and Peggy — the alcoholic nuns on Memorial Avenue ETOH — the new hormone! when Kline jumped over the couch at the Halloween party Cindy Reigle holding the door closed on Mrs. Troxel the salami under Patti and Heather ' s door flipping each other on Stryker frames passing the Horney Toad award being told to polish our shoes and iron our uniforms buck night at the movies passing toilet paper during An Officer and a Gentleman Judy Nohicki Mouse and Karen singing do-da, do-da in the bathroom road trips to Rose Valley Lake and the Fair Thursday night pizza parties and walking to Alice ' s Mrs. G ' s ' finger ' in the OR Get in the booth! when Pam and Lou Ellen ripped Lori ' s skirt off her in Nuclear Med. SNAFU when no one hit Mrs. G ' s car with the football and people, I ' m here to tell you! 14 Pam B s Blood hound FAME and MASH move closer to the T.V.! when Mrs. G. mixed up Kim Shurock and Kim Moyer the pegboard and the housemothers when Kim Shuey wanted a boyfriend and then became Mrs. Weaver one year later! Jean ' s — Give me names — I need names! when we would come back to school and hide our cars lying on the sundeck in April with blankets the Spring Formal in our Freshman year drinking ' lemonade ' on the sundeck Shelley ' s — Is this gonna be on the test? everyone crocheting while watching T.V. Kathy Ale crying during reruns of Little House on the Prairie when Ms. Hood didn ' t show up for clinical and we got to go back to bed getting mail counting the days until the end wailing for phone calls Is it FRIDAY yet?!? Heather and Duane ' s fight on the phone when Sandy Nace watched MASH six times a day the feud between the watchers of GH and Guiding Light our BIG Spring break — one day! when Mrs. G. broke Joan ' s stethoscope and said, Sorry Shelly Lesko writing in her nurses ' notes to encourage drinking urine Louise charting that her patient went to the skin to brush her teeth throwing peanut butter eggs at Dr. Diehl in micro, class the day Patti E. didn ' t make her bed when Joan got up late — neither do we! when Patti H. got up early when Lori ' s alarm went off all weekend Dave wanting to get his money ' s worth during Critical Care Class when Chuck pinned Bill against the wall Zone Therapy with Flo at Freezer ' s Dave ' s patient wanting to mess around in the closet Kim Moyer ' s marriage proposal during a therapy session at Divine Peggy unpacking on her first day back — neither do we! the six original roommates Patti and Peggy starting the rumor about the replacement for Mrs. Temple T.J. and Your guess is as good as mine! Murph! Stan the sweatman J.B. telling Patti H. that the Penn State sign in her window was tacky being escorted by the security guards all the water battles the time Brenda Z. had cats in her room John, Johnny, or John-John being read to in Nutrition class taking NLN ' s in half an hour Ms. Hood ' s face on April Fools Day Ms. Hood ' s fool-proof birth control method — holding an aspirin between your knees 15 A nurse is knowledge shining with a ray of hope for all, With talent and with courage to re- spond to duty ' s call — A dedicated heart and watchful eyes throughout the night, A voice to comfort and assure that all will soon be right — A nurse is constant reassurance, firm but gentle hands, A smile that tells each patient some- one cares and understands — A nurse is all these things and so much more. 16 When I falter, give me courage, When I tire, renew my strength. When I weaken because I ' m human, Inspire me on to greater length, If doctors and patients become demanding, and days are too short for all my duty, Help me remember I chose to serve, to do so with grace, and s piritual beauty. In humility Lord, I labor long hours . . . and though I sometimes may fret; my mission is mercy — abide with me, That I may never forget. . 17 SENIORS We have finally made it to our Sen- ior year, and the day we have been striving and waiting for is drawing near. When we were Freshmen, it seemed as though the days of being a senior were far in the distance. But as we gained much valuable experience, we discovered that our Senior year used that knowledge and experience as a foundation. Our senior year has been a time for learning and expand- ing our role as nurses. Now as we leave as graduates, we will continue to grow as professional nurses. Senior class officers from left to right: Steph- anie Kreisher, Vice-President; Michele Lesko, Secretary; Heather Lamper, Treasurer; Patti Erdley, President. 18 Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance (seated) with Mrs Shirley Young; Advisors, Class of 1984 Row one; J. Hlavnicka, R. Caprio, K. Shurock, P. Hoffman, K. Haas, B. Zinck, V. Berger, K. Weaver, L. Whitmoyer, L. Austin, J. Barwicki, S. Rod- gers. Row two: D. Hitesman, C. Kiessling, P. Erdley, H. Little, J. Vonada, J. Novicki, K. Jasper, S. Kreisher, M. Lesko, K.A. Hoffner, M. Higley, S. Marino, C. Knight; Row three: S. Holcomb, C. Reigle, C. Gross, H. Lamper, K. Moyer, P. Bitner, L. Burger, L. Hazel, and P. Good. left: Senior Instructors: Front row, left to right: Mrs. Dunkle, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Green; Back row, left to right: Miss Coup, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Jansson 19 Kathy Jean (Ale) Hoffner R.D. 2, Box 11 1 Milton, PA 17847 Our memories are forever. Linda Austin East Hanover, New Jersey 20 Joyce M. Barmcki 333 S. Shamokin St. Shamokin, PA 17872 Memories are pleasant journeys down the path- ways and through the seasons of our life. Valerie Berger Box 51 Vicksburg, PA 17883 If you can not understand my silence; you cannot understand my words. 21 Pamela Susan Bitner 9 East Green Street Mifflinburg, PA 17844 With every rose there is a thorn, but ain ' t the roses sweet. Lori Ann Burger Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things. I Corinthians 13:7 22 Rose Marie Caprio 334 Nittany Rd. Castanea, PA 17726 Special Days to Remember 1981-1984 i Amber C. Collins R.D. 4, Box 215, Jersey Shore, PA 17740 23 Patti Ann Erdley Front St., New Berlin, PA The best thing to be is yourself. Margaret Ann Good R.D. 2, Box 199, Orangeville, PA 17859 Remember yesterday, Live for Today, Dream of Tomorrow 24 Cynthia Rae Gross Burleson Ave., Roulette, PA 16746 1 can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phillipians 4:13 Karen S. Haas R.D. 3 Box 67, Catawissa, PA 17820 He finds a treasure who finds a friend And from that moment on He knows no matter where he walks His lonely days are gone. 25 Lora J. Hazel P.O. Box 37 Madisonburg, PA 16852 Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown Melanie Dawn Higley R.D. 1 Box 274 Forksville, PA 18616 Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow: Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. Camus 26 David Hitesman Williamsport , PA 17701 WKL ] Nf S B v B IF ■ B A A, 1 . o m Hlavnicka Williamsport, PA 17701 27 Stephen Holcomb Coudersport, PA Patricia Ann Hoffman Box C.H. 86, R.D. 1, Reedsville, PA 17084 The best things in life cannot be seen or touched, but must be felt in the heart. 28 Kimberly Sue Jasper R.D. 2, Box 183 Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Thanks for all your support, Mom and Dad. Charles E. Kiessling, Jr. Box 193 R.D. 2 Linden, PA 17744 Our greatest glory consists not in never failing but in rising everytime we fall. Oliver Goldsmith 29 Cicily Marie Knight Bloomingrove Rd., Williamsport, PA 17701 The difference between talking at and talking with is the difference between touching and touching and being touched. Hugh Prather Stephanie Ann Kreisher 950 Memorial Avenue, Williamsport, PA 17701 I ' m in a hurry; I have no time to hate. But I have all the hours in the seasons left to me to give to love. 30 Heather D. Lamper R.D. 3 Box 560, Muncy, PA 17756 The love of family and friends is the secret to enjoying life. Author unknown Michele Marie Lesko R.D. 2, Cogan Station, PA 17728 To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end in life. Spinoza 31 Hope Y. Little R.D. 2, Box 76, DuBois, PA 15801 Success is to be measured not so much by the position one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington Sally Marino 612 Grier St., Williamsport, Pa 17701 If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthur Ward 32 Kimberly Moyer The discovery of what one really likes is not as easy as it sounds. It involves the discovery of ones self, a laborious and frequently painful business. Clifton Fadiman f- Sandy Nace Richfield, PA Life was meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never, for whatever reason, turn his back on life. Eleanor Roosevelt 33 Judith Marie Novicki R.D. 2 Box 175B Wapwallopen, PA 18660 I want to thank Mom, Dad, and Greg for their patience, kindness, and support! I love you!! Cindy Lou Reigle 100 N. 4th St. Lewisburg, PA 17837 Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faith- ful. Hebrews 10:23 Michelle Kristin Rodgers R.D. 1, Box 443, Jersey Shore, PA 17740 Shelley . . . Tie your happiness to a goal, not to a person or thing. From your Dad Kimberly Ann Shurock 3 S. Scenic Drive, Elysburg, PA 17824 To my parents and Rob goes a special thanks We made it! I love you! Joan L. Vonada R.D. 2, Box H-14, Howard, PA 16841 Always try to make the best better. Kimberly M. Weaver 415 Muddy Branch Rd., Apt 101 Gaithersburg, Md. 20878 Never measure the height of a mountain until you reach the top. Unknown 36 Louise Annette Whitmoyer R.D. 1 Millville, PA 17846 We don ' t remember days; we remember mo- ments Brenda L. Zinck Box 345 R.D. 4 Jersey Shore, PA 17740 Thanks to all of those who helped me through these past three years. 37 SENIOR CANDIDS below: Amber Collins explains suctioning to a new mother. lllitUil! upper right: Freshman year striping ceremony. right: 4th floor lounge below: Cindy Gross checking her I.V. solution. A friend is someone with whom you can be completely honest and who understands you just the way you are. A friend is someone to talk to when things are going wrong and who will give you support in times of need. It ' s wonderful to have a friend like you. Henry V. Rutherford 4 s 40 As underclassmen, we are all striv- ing for the same goal — to become the best nurses we can be. In our Fresh- man year we take on nursing respon- sibilities and are challenged with learning new skills. As a class, we try to become more organized and spon- sor fundraisers to save money for graduation and the yearbook. As Juniors, we have made it through two years of increasingly dif- ficult assignments. We have raised funds to support our class projects and for graduation. Our class is look- ing forward to this time next year when we will be launching our new careers as graduate nurses. J 41 Class Officers: Lucinda Blake, President; Jennifer Cox, Secretary; Susan Mechtly, Treasurer; and Mary Hill, Vice-President. 42 Jennifer Cox and Cindy Waldman, Class Historians 43 CO 3 Front row: Lucinda Blake, Jane Bagwell, Jeanette Collister, Cathy Cummings, and Doreen Confer. Back row: Jennifer Cox, Kendall Clemens, Carol Casner, Karen Breon, and Holly Burrows. Absent: Sandra Erikson and Lou Ellen Getting down to business. Below: Yes, I ' m reading the Family Planning pamphlet . . . Did you ' Left to right: Lori Sones, Brenda Ross, and Debra Gordner. Absent: Jill Turinski and Peggy Young. 44 Junior Instructors, Front row: Shirley Siegfried, Shirley Young, Maria Gustafson, and Susan Troxel. Back row: Kathy Temple, and Mary Ellen Rosencrance. Below: Catching up on my reading Below: It ' s a wonder I can get any work done around this place. OL.I 2 2 I 45 CANDIDS The Junior year is a transitional pe- riod when students practice funda- mental skills and progress to complet- ing complex procedures. They per- form at a higher level of knowledge in patient care. They have learned that succeeding or failing isn ' t as impor- tant as knowing that they have done their best. Nancy Hood and Jeanne Dunkle, Class Advisors Above: Still smiling after a tough day on clinical w% iff fv Above: Everyone ' s favorite coping mechanism Above: Will the person who is really studying please stand up? Left: The real work of nursing . . . charting. 47 to Front row: Patricia Hutchings, Alice Fulmer, Debora Heeter, Lisa Gulden, and Kimberly Harvey. Back row: Thomas Chappell, Beth Frye, Susan Crews, and Ann Houseknecht. Ann Houseknecht, Freshman Class Historian. Class Officers, Seated: Tina Rose, Treasurer; and Ann Houseknecht, Secretary; Standing: Sharon Treon, Vice-President; and John Lundgren, President. 48 Front row: Jan Bastress, Yvette Brouse, Susan Carpenter, Joseph Abate, and Diane Brown. Back row: Gail Benick. Amy Blaker, Lisa Brown, and Belinda Brininger. Nancy Hood, Linda Koenigsreuter, and Karen Peterman — A group of live Freshman Class Advisors: Patricia Jansson, stand- ing and Maria Gustafson, seated. 49 CO Front row: Hope Spigelmyer, Martha Struchen, Susan Zechman and Janet Smith. Back row: Diane Yenchick, Sharon Treon, Suzan Shank, and Aleta Wood. Absent: Karen Angood, Gail Armstrong, and Roxann Baskin. 50 Front row: Debra Rice. Tina Rose, Sharon Love, Susan Laughner, and Jacqueline Miller. Back row: Kevin Lloyd, John Lundgren, Holly Reichart, Catherine Prior, and Barbara Mantay. Absent: Denise Smith. I v r Below: Ann just getting up. r ■ m Left: John, Tom, and Kevin — the new Rock- ettes! 51 52 CANDIDS As freshmen, we begin to learn the building blocks of a great career — Nursing. Through patience and understanding, we learn to become better individuals. We have learned to rise when we fail, and smile when we succeed. But most of all, we have learned to give. Above: Mrs. C. listening to one more clinical tale. 53 An organization is a group of peo- ple working as a team to attain the same goal. As members of our school organizations, we are able to accept responsibilities as leaders and learn to conform to restrictions. We have been able to raise money, organize trips, and form a yearbook. By belonging to an organization, we are able to expand our roles as stu- dents and individuals. We appreci- ate the guidance and support that our advisors offer to us through these years. 55 YEARBOOK STAFF 1984 Front row: Nancy Zelenky, Doreen Confer, Hope Spigelmyer, and Sally Marino. Back row: Michele Lesko, Karen Haas, Sylvia Houtz, and Melanie Higley. Absent: Cathy Cummings. Above: Nancy Hood and Pat Green, Advisors. Copy Staff: Doreen Confer, Sylvia Houtz, Hope Spi gelmyer, and Karen Haas, Copy Editor. Editors: Michele Lesko — Editor and Layout Editor; Karen Haas — Copy Editor; and Sally Marino — Business Editor. Business Staff, Front row: Doreen Confer, Syl- via Houtz, and Nancy Zelenky. Back row: Sal- ly Marino — Business Editor, and Cathy Cum- mings. The Yearbook staff would like to thank Lori Burger for her contributions as editor of The Oak earlier this year. Also we want to thank Jim White, George Laird, Sue Crews, Holly Reichart, and Janet Smith for their help with photography. Charles Bollinger, Yearbook Representative, correcting our mistakes. ii Left: Dreaming about more ads 57 EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row: C. Gross, P. Good, L. Whitmoyer, S. Kreisher, T. Rose, L. Hazel, A. Houseknecht and S. Treon. Back row: N. Stormer, M. Lesko, P. Bitner, K. Weaver, H. Lamper, P. Erdley, L. Blake, M. Hill, S. Mechtly, C. Waldman, and P. Hoffman. EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS BYLAWS Front row: H. Lamper, Treasurer; and L. Whitmoyer, Secretary. Back Front row: M. Lesko, Chairperson; and J. Bastress. Back row: J. Hlav- row: M. Lesko, Parliamentarian; P. Bitner, President; and C. Waldman, nicka and C. Casner. Vice President. 58 STUDENT SERVICES RECOGNITION Front row: J. Collister, A. Nelson, and S. Laughner. Back row: P. Good, Members: K. Haas, L. Blake and S. Kreisher. Absent: J. Lundgren and P. Hoffman, and A. Hough. Absent: J. Miller. S. Crews. PROGRAM AND PROJECT Front row: C. Waldman, S. Kreisher, P. Good, L. Whitmoyer, P. Erdley, S. Hall, and M. Lesko. Back row: L. Blake, S. Houtz, Chairperson; A. Nelson, C. Prior, H. Reichart, H. Lamper, Chairperson; and S. Crews. Absent: J. Bagwell, J. Cox, and L. Hoffman. 59 CLINICAL INCIDENT AUDIT Members: D. Hitesman. Absent: D. Gordner Members: N. Stormer and H. Lamper, Chairperson. Absent: J. Novicki and T. Rose, and J. Abate. PUBLICATIONS AND RECRUITMENT Members: M. Hill and P. Good. Absent: J. Lundgren. LIBRARY Members: G. Benick, (sitting) and C. Casner, (standing). Absent: B. Zinck. 60 JUDICIARY GRIEVANCE Front row: H.Reichart.L. Hazel, K. Weaver, and C. Waldman, Chairperson. Back row: C. Reigle Members: J. Hlavnicka, (sitting) with A. and C. Prior. Absent: P. Young, J. Bagwell, and T. Chappell. Hough and R. Caprio, (standing). Absent: D. Gordner. RECRUITMENT AND RETEN- NOMINATIONS JION Front row: V. Berger. Middle row: H. Spiegelmyer, L. Whitmoyer, J. Barwicki, and A. Nelson. Members: C. Knight. Back row: S - Laughner and B. Heisey. 61 NCF (Nurses Christian Fellowship) Front row: N. Stormer. Back row: C. Reigle, C. Gross, H. Reichart, C. Casner, A. Fulmer, S. Crews, and A. Houseknecht. Missing is Judy Coup, Advisor. FINANCE Members: H. Lamper, Chairperson; L. Blake, and S. Kreisher. Absent: J. Lundgren. CURRICULUM Members: S. Marino and S. Treon. Absent: B. Hess. __ j 62 FIRE WARDENS Front row: S. Crews, S. Mechtly, N. Stormer, and H. Reichart. Back row: H. Lamper and P. Erdley. Absent: S. Holcomb, G. Derk, and B. Yarger. SNAP LEGISLATIVE Front row: J. Bastress and N. Stormer. Back row: L. Gulden. SOCIAL Front row: K. Weaver and L. Hazel, Chairpersons. Middle row: S. Hall, P. Erdley, C. Waldman, and H. Reichart. Back row: S. Crews and C. Gross. Absent: J. Cox. 63 s 4t 64 The Yearbook Committee of The Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing greatly appreciates your patronage. Without your help and support the 1984 OAK could not have been possible. We would also like to recognize the sponsors and patrons of The OAK. Their contributions helped to make this yearbook a reality. 65 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ' 84 from Williamsport Hospital Nurses Alumni Become involved — Attend the meetings of your Alumni. Make it Work D. J. 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Phone: 322-5808 Specializing in Preferred Real Estate Hours: 10-5 daily Four East Third Street Fri. 10-9 Williamsport, PA 17701 TELEPHONE: (717) 326-6541 RESIDENCE: (717) 322-5101 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Compliments of the MIDTOWN SUB SHOP 618 Hepburn Street COMPLIMENTS 322-9026 OF CANTEEN VENDING 322-4608 Congratulations Class of 1984 Lakatos Pharmacy 1100 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-9580 67 Mike Dianne Craig MIKE ' S PLACE Jeans — Sneakers — Sportswear Best Of Luck To The Class of ' 84 37 West Third St. Williamsport, PA 17701 717-322-1112 (717) 322-1722 NOVA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractor Commercial Residential Roofing — Remodeling 1550 Four Mile Drive, Williamsport, PA 17701 LEVY ADVERTISING ENTERPRISES LEVY ADVERTISING ENTERPRISES 21 Sixth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone: (717) 322-2695 See us for your promotional, fund raising, identity, or recognition requirements, T- shirts, caps. Tote-bags, trophies plaques, glassware, license plates, vinyl folders. Make it easy on yourself. LEAVE IT TO LEVY! COMPLIMENTS OF CONFAIR BOTTLING Divine Providence Hospital congratulates the graduates of the Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing and wishes the best to all graduates and students as they pursue their career in health care. Divine Providence Hospital 1100 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport, PA 17701 (717) 326-8181 68 Compliments of HUB SURGICAL CO. 902 ARCH STREET Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone: 322-6154 69 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 84 Williamsport Your Intimate Apparel Shop Continuing a Tradition Allen-McCulloch Redmond Funeral Home Funeral Home Thomas D. McCulloch 125 E. Third St. Elmira Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 323-6114 Phone 323-3619 70 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING WILLIAMSPORT AREA FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Bank of Central PA Commonwealth Bank and Trust Co., N.A. Jersey Shore State Bank Northern Central Bank Founders Federal Savings Loan Assoc. Williamsport National Bank FDIC FSLIC FUEL OIL • COAL • HEATING SERVICE AIRCONDITIONING 210 Locust St. 323-9488 Williamsport, PA 17701 fcfini_ AM OCO ) W 309 W. 3rd St. 326-3371 Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 748-5316 418 N. Vesper St., Lock Haven, PA 17745 204 Second Ave., Lock Haven, PA 17745 Norbert A. Bower Phone 322-0656 DICE Surgical Home Health Ce nter, Inc. 47 E. Third St. Williamsport, PA 17701 Surgical supplies Oxygen service Home convalescent Equipment, Sales, Direct Medicare billing Rental. Emergency service phone 323-2892 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from the Class of 1985 71 Compliments of The Lycoming Medical Society 72 LEHMAN ' S PHARMACY The prescription center 308 Allegheny Center Jersey Shore Phone 398-2860 Compliments of S E Market 508 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, PA 17701 322-8329 Bob Rupert Compliments of Shire Jeweler ' s 214 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 JAMES MEYER COMPANY AMERICAN CRAFTS James Meyer, Larry Pauling, Mary Stroup, Becky Hibschman, Elizabeth Stouffer GALLERY AND WORKSHOP 411 MARKET STREET, WILLIAMSPORT (717) 326-4874 Fine Gold Jewelry — Diamonds — Precious Stones Custom Gold Work Phone: (717) 326-6830 PHIL NOVIELLO ' S GULF SERVICE Complete Repair Work and Service Gas, Tires, Cruisemaster Products PA State Inspection 600 Hepburn Street Williamsport, PA Corner of 6th and Hepburn 7701 Caddy Corner from Curchoe ' s Higley ' s Insurance Agency For all your insurance needs Specializing in Cancer Insurance RD 1 Box 274 Forksville, PA 18616 (717)924-3656 Higley ' s Charolais The new breed of beef Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Higley RD 1 Box 274 Forksville, PA 18616 (717)924-3656 73 BREAD • ROLLS -CAKE Stroehmann Brothers Company Congratulations to the Class of 1984 McCormick Auto Body Muncy, PA Neal McCormick, proprietor Congratulations to the WHSN Class of 1984 from the New Lycoming Bakery Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Compliments of COKE COKE IS IT Central Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1350 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, PA. 17701 74 Compliments of John ' s Cleaners Bellefonte, PA SUNSET ICE CREAM 1849 Lycoming Creek Road Williamsport, PA 17701 • CROFUTT ' S CYCLE SERVICE 620 Arch Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 717-323-8816 75 I 76 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 COMPLIMENTS OF E.J. ' s SPEAK-E-Z 25 W. THIRD STREET WMSPT., 17001 E. R. KINLEY SONS Diamonds Watches Solid Gold Jewelry The Perfect Thing 1 1 3 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-6740 China Crystal 77 PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Welch, D.D.S. H. A. Ecker, M.D., D.D.S. , Inc. Drs. Lyon, Cooper, Hippie, Georgy, Gehron Sandy Urological Collins, P.C Associates Nancy Story, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Russell N. Worobec Doctor John C Winter Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wasilewski Susquehanna Gastroenterology William D. Tod hunter, M.D. Associates, Ltd. Dr. Jorge A. Querimit Donald D. Douglas, M.D. Spencer J. Servos s, M.D. William R. Somers, M.D. R. Vasudevan, M.D. Associates Cornerstone Family Health PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Sheldon M. Schwartz, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. James L. Harrison H. Joseph Suter, M.D. Dr. Robert A. Updegrove Richard D. Baldwin, M.D. Dr. Edward TV. Moser R. W. Pfeil, M.D. Charles E. Cole, M.D. Robert J. Durrwachter, M.D., P.C. Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Yasui Dr. and Mrs. James W. Montague Robert Vanderlin, M.D. 78 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lesko Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill Dave and Jean Stormer Mrs. Emma A. Knight Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Laughner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breon Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Bitner Linda Koenigsreuter Charles J. Stockwell Dr. Don W. Crews Kay and Jack Spigelmyer John G. Prior, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Chappell Karen Peterman Gladys Cellini Mr. and Mrs. Henry Novicki Laura and Harold Erdley Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Derr Rush Beauty Salon Freeman and Shirley Vonada PATRONS Pan i, J.R., and Andrew Erdley Chaplain and Mrs. William T. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerry Heverly Scott, Jr. Debbie, Doug, and Justin Novickas Richard and Kay Haas Mr. and Mrs. James Burger Mr. and Mrs. Clayton W. Richie Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Whitmoyer Pat Green Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Keller Maria Gustaf son Shirley Young 79 WE HA VE MADE IT As students of The Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing, we have grown in many ways. We have become close friends with class members and faculty. Even though there have been many ups and downs , there has always been a friend willing to listen to our problems or wipe a tear away from our cheeks. We have matured into responsible and accountable adults, who are willing to give and care. At times we feel that if we take one more step, do one more paper or read one more page, we may give up. WE HAVE MADE IT! We have many memories to share, remember and love. Even though some of us have failed and some of us have succeeded — we have all grown to be better individuals. Although our paths may never cross again, the memories of The Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing will always linger in our hearts. We . . . the legend . . . will always live on. God Bless and Good Luck, The Yearbook Staff 1984. 80