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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

? i09W.fl TiiVki a m n m L L £ k V flfc JB •©- l— m. JI % M liT 4 .  -. l U ' Si nHHLHl HBflHBlHHBHBvBBHH I -,,-t-it - :j: - ' ■  ■ K RrK4 I 5 PI ' |L c The Class of 1986 Presents The Oak Introduction Dedication and Recognition People Student Life Organizations Advertising Epilogue m € B m 2 m m ■ t ' . m yyiitBirliip The Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing 777 Rural Avenue Williamsport, PA 17701 Once Upon A Time . . . . . . We came here as freshman, some of us young and inexperienced, others older and starting a new career. But we all had the desire and determination to succeed. In these three years we ' ve grown in confidence and maturity, while learning the knowledge of our chosen profession. Fortunately, we ' ve had help along the way. Not only from our instructors, families and friends, but from among ourselves. There ' s a special place in everyone of us that acknowledges the support we needed and received from each other as we exper- ienced the same problems throughout our time at TWHSN. With this yearbook we would like to share those times, during the past three years, that have brought us to our happy ending — and a new begin- ning. Believe it or not — I survived!! My very first stripe! Dreams come true. Rock-a-bye baby . . The class of 1986 is dedicating our yearbook to an instructor who, for three years, has fulfilled her teaching obliga- tions and more. Besides being a teacher, she has been a friend, a mentor, and someone who has just been there for us. Always willing to listen to our problems, she ' s offered constructive criticism and advice to us all and shown by example how one can be a competent and sympa- thetic nurse, whose main goal is the wel- fare of her patient. She ' s brought an en- thusiasm for the health care profession into each of her lectures and carried this quality over into every individual en- counter with her students. Thank you Karen Peterman for giving us the help and encouragement to follow our beliefs and chosen profession. 4. % Our class would like to recog- nize the efforts of Mrs. Connie Perry — our financial aid offi- cer. Without her help and advice many of us would have found it impossible to continue our edu- cation. She has gone out of her way to be a friend to each of us and to make our payments as painless as possible. Thank you Mrs. Perry. a a Q, k o ' + VTLOAN. Our life at TWHSN revolved around People — namely our fellow students . . . FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION . . . And the instructors who guided us to our moment of triumph. Pant, Pant, Pant, Blow! Justice is not only blind, but deaf and dumb. Mrs. Derr assumed her position as Director of the School of Nursing in 1983, the year our class started. We have learned and grown to- gether. She has stood behind us and for us with problems that have risen during our time here. In addition to being our Director she has also been a friend. Williamsport ' s budding Rembrandt. Mr. Creamer joined us as CEO in the spring of 1984. With his leadership we have en- tered the era of DRG ' s and prospective payments. Though many changes are tak- ing place, TWH still maintains quality care. Mrs. Eleanor Derr, Director of Nursing Education Mr. Donald Creamer, CEO Mrs. Gladys Cellini, Residence Director Mr. Michael Heyd, Director Of Learning Resource Center The three wisemen they ain ' t. Ms. Nancy Hood Fundamentals I II Nursing I This is where it all began Starting out as a lowly freshman. Learning about Florence, acid-base And giving shots in the proper place. Don ' t forget making (drinking) milkshakes And seeing how much SSE one can take. Of course nothing can compare at all To writing a twelve page anecdotal. But some of our best times to re- member Was walking to Lyco in mid-De- cember. Miss Karen Peterman Mrs. Anne Kremski Just how long do I have to look interested? 10 ■•i - Ik. C v 5- 3kL I l r ■ 1 ¥ ♦ , ' J They look so normal!! 1 4 ; w. ?- . Go tell it on the mountain Dr. Freud! Psychiatric Nursing Oh gee! Wasn ' t it just DIVINE! To finally figure out the WAY Of everyone ' s convoluted mind, And to know just what to say. Acting out in group and learning UNO Enabled us to see the light — That what you read and what you know Doesn ' t always prove Freud was right. Mrs. Laurie Guise Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance 11 Surgery Our passage should be immortalized! Through the field of the sterilized. With hats and masks and booties That covered our faces and shaking footies. Changing dressings and giving shots Under the eagle eyes of Maria, Kathy and Dot. Who can forget that imperious finger of Mrs. G ' s Beckoning us through the window in surgery, The questions about anatomy and operations That couldn ' t be answered without trepidation. But the ten weeks were finally over and done And to our surprise, some of us actually had fun. Mrs. Maria Gustafson Who knows what dark and devious thoughts lurk behind these faces? Right: Hewy, Dewy and Louie! Far right: Mrs. Kathy Temple Mrs. Shirley Young above: Presenting . . . Our very own Kenny and Dolly! Rehab Sticks and stones May break your bones, But with P.M. R. and more P.T. Mending should be easy. Yes we learned On Old Olympus Towering Tops But 32 pages of nerves pulled out all the stops. Crutches, canes, walkers and traction — Parading with these made us an attraction, In order to become more self-aware We muddled through with all this hardware. But best of all our Rehab memories Was the last day ' s breakfast at Elby ' s. 13 Obstetrics Isn ' t she sweet! Look at the baby! Wasn ' t she worth the labor and delivery? Where did all the diapers go? And how was I to know To cover the boys with a blanket In order to avoid getting wet. Now that we can answer a new mother ' s query Can we come out of the nursery? Mrs. Patty Jansson Mrs. Pat Green Mrs. Dottie Mathers ' ■ft ■fc. %, B — ■ HI J 14 r Pediatrics Oh no! Another paper on G and D! Who would have thought to look and see In which tooth the kid had his cavity. Thank goodness it ' s over and done And we don ' t have to do another one. No more late nights and cramps in our hands And trying to soothe those young hooligans, Especially since we know that our best qualities Involve bedpans, games and lots of TLC. Would you trust your kids to these people? Mrs. Mary Ann Keller Mrs. Dottie Frank 15 Intensive Care Who invented all these machines that blink? Where does one hook up this tube that leaks? Come on Jeanne! You don ' t really think That we can learn this all in just 10 weeks! By Golly! We did remember all those cardiac meds! No wonder some of us have lost our heads. And with EMR, IMC, CCU, and ICU Learning the alphabet was all some of us could do. What do you mean he ' s not breathing? Miss Judy Coup 16 Should we drop the balloons now? Did you leave any- thing at home for I can ' t believe it, I ' m finally here! 18 Georgianne Fries, Beth McQuown Susan Pantano, Pamela Shick Julie Benner, Jody Beaver 19 No! Not without my makeup 20 Dynelle Hain, Marilyn Wacker Kimberly Heim, JoAnne Hoffman ■-, i. Tina Reeder, Grace Cubberly 21 Lori Hughes, Arleen Seyler 22 Gladys Reese, Terri Spotts Patricia Lamoreaux, Theresa Rizzo Jean Miller, Sally Guillaume 23 .o « g . ? A prank phone call, Allyson? Pull up a chair and sit down. Now this is relaxation! 24 Debra Padlo, Allyson Burger Catherine Acosta, Christine Wagner 25 26 Barb Hughes, Christy Weller Oh no — my diet! Kristine Brobst, Maxine Stauffer 27 Michelle Nestlerode, Carolyn Jones above right: Okay, what happened to the ball? Jill Davis, Michele Miller 28 Rapunzel, Rapunzel — let down your hair! Oh no! I ' ve lost my sense of professionalism. Didn ' t we have this chicken for lunch? 29 i L Roxann Baskin Bloomsburg, PA Thank you to my family; I couldn ' t have done it without all your love and support. Jan L. Bastress Selinsgrove, PA To become an individual One has to follow his own path. But stopping to help another Makes one complete. — J.L.B. 31 Gail Marie Benick Paxinos, PA All the wonders you seek are within yourself. — unknown Belinda K. Brininger Beech Creek, PA In search for an answer for the purpose of human life all parties should be heard and no stone left unturned. — Flaven 32 Yvette Marie Brouse Bloomsburg, PA I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me. — Philippians 4:13 Diane Dieffenbach Brown South Williamsport, PA You give but little when you give of your posses- sions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. — Kahlil Gibra n 33 Lisa Louise Brown Milton, PA We are but the instruments of heav- en; our work is not design, but desti- ny. — Owen Meredith Susan J. Carpenter Williamsport, PA We walk strange paths, each of us toward our goals. We carry strange burdens. Quietly. We dance our dance. We joke. Cause celebration. Survive and succeed. — Unknown 34 Thomas Mark Chappell Lewisburg, PA Those who ponder today, Repeat life. The future lies in tomorrow.. — TMC Beth Allyson Frye Mill Hall, PA Believe in yourself and all things are possible! — Unknown 35 Alice Elaine Fulmer Roaring Branch, PA For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them. — Ephesians 2:10 Lisa A. Gulden Kulpmont, PA If you can imagine it, you can achieve it! If you can dream it, you can become it! — William Arthur Wood 36 Kimberly A. Harvey Muncy, PA We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give . — J. Petit-Senn Debora Heeter Beavertown, PA What you are is God ' s gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. — Unknown 37 Cheryl L. Hodgson Alexandria, VA 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 Ann L. Houseknecht Muncy, PA Within ourselves lies everything we ever dream of being. — Amanda Bradley 38 A M v ' A. wUSm ' B Patricia Ann Hutchings Beech Creek, PA There is only one success, to be able to spend your life in your own way. — Unknown Susan M. Laughner Ridgway, PA The cheapest of all things is kindness, its exercise requiring the least possible trouble and self-sacri- fice. — Samuel Smiles 39 John R. Lundgren DuBois, PA The trials we endure today better prepare us for tomorrow. — Un- known Jacqueline Elaine Miller Milton, PA Life will give you what you ask of her if only you ask long enough and plainly enough. — E. Nesbit 40 Holly Lynn Reichart Orangeville, PA You see things, And you say why? But I dream things that never were; And I say why not? — G.B. Shaw Debra Lee Rice Mansfield, PA Have a purpose in life, and having it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as God has given you. — Carlyle 41 Tina Marie Rose Pleasant Gap, PA . . . And, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. — Longfellow Martha Struchen Cogan Station, PA The art of talking is common; The art of listening is unique. — Unknown 42 Sharon Kaye Treon Sunbury, PA . . . The present, like a note in music is nothing save as it appertains to the past and what is to come. W.S. Landor I ' m proud of you for what you ' ve accomplished, for the goals you ' ve set and met, for setting out to discover life and all that it has to give ... I love you for what you are — a warm, loving person with high ideals who thinks and feels and has so much to give ... so much to live. — Mary Loberg 43 above left: I know that fly landed here somewhere Calm down Kim! It ' s only a picture. Hurry Alice! The due date was yesterday. 44 Don ' t step on a crack, you ' ll break your mother ' s back. Patty, that joke was tasteless! The unknown coffee sipper! Build those biceps! 45 Taking lots of notes girls? 46 Testing the gag reflex Friend of yours, Diane? What a beautiful day to wash cars. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. 47 . . . Tina R. had to climb through the window our first day here? . . . Alice took hot water bottles out of the trash and got caught? . . . The mad rush to leave on Fridays? . . . Who ' s to say? . . . The toilets never flushed? . . . We used to have a game and card room? . . . Ms. Hood said we should use mirrors when studying how to do female caths? . . . We had a snow day at Lyco? The day we heard TWHSN was closing? . . . Lisa B. fell asleep when she should have been pushing ? . . . Kim added to the brown stain on the ceiling of ICU? . . . Why Gail eats a lot of milk and cheese? . . . We thought V-2 day of clinical per week was exhausting? . . . Lisa B. had 10 easy steps to self rectal exams? . . . Beth became psychotic and neurotic on Thursday nights? . Tom went running to tell Ms. Hood his patient had a BM on the floor and then was told to clean it . . . You just don ' t smear cake on t.v. ' s? . . . Holly ' s biggest mover is Herb-lax? . . . Patty wasn ' t hungry? . . . Tom always caught at least one person undressed on his visits? Mrs. G. smiled — at the end of our junior year? . . . going to the OR as a senior and just waving to The Interrogator ? . . . Kim and Sharon had to be dragged to safety during a fire drill? . . . Our first fire drill — 2:00 AM the night before clinical? . . . Patty ' s patient hallucinated about a spider on the floor, asked Patty to step on it — which she did and asked the patient if she got it? . . . The Nursing II group on 5 Medical left Kim and John to face Mrs. G alone on the last day? . . Diane would ask, Is it June yet? starting August 28? . . Mrs. K lost her plug ? . . Our first clinical experience? . . Mrs. G ' s unrelenting desire to find fluid losses for every surgery patient? . . Diane burped in Pharmacology class? . . Our first shot — to a patient? . . Our first day in the OR? . . Our first day here? . . Crunchy frogs and norts ? . . Gail A. asked Ms. Hood Are them real? . . We were initiated, but . . . . . We got the freshmen next year? . . Our class ever came to a unanimous decision? 48 A big part of our life at TWHSN took place in the Residence . This was our home for three years. It took a lot of getting used to . We had to adjust to waiting for a free shower stall, the washer and dryer, the phone, and always the elevator. We also had to adjust to each other and learn to compromise, but in the end, we did Exotic Ann — the Sun Goddess. 49 If the studying doesn ' t kill me, the phone will! Studying, we all had to do it. However, we each did it our own way. Some had to do it alone, while others did better in a group. There were those of us who stud- ied all the time, and there were some who only needed a short period to get every- thing. But we all learned to adapt — es- pecially to noise. Honest, the ultraviolet rays enhance our ability to study. 50 Girls! Girls! There ' s a wrinkle! Every week for a year we had a learning lab. This meant last min- ute cramming for the quiz and won- dering if we ' d pass the practicum. Besides having to learn how to do all those things — we had to do them to each other. 51 I have a pulse! Do we practice on each other? Open your mouth . . . Clinical — This was where we applied our classroom knowledge and skills. It was going to bed at midnight and getting up at 0500. But it was also here that we achieved our greatest sense of accomplishment. See Nurse, this is how you do it. So Gail, tell me about Fatty Liver Disease. star i r 52 ' 4 7 o Sue, we ' re not wearing tassels this year. X Although some of us were short of funds and some were short of time, one thing we all had was moral support. From our families, boy- friends, girlfriends, husbands, and wives we had the needed love and encouragement to continue. One support system that was invalu- able was our classmates and friends. They were always there and knew what we were go- ing through. Thanks. I thought you said you studied on weekends. Holly? % When you ' re desperate for love everything counts. 53 A o o o v 9 c Right: What happens now? The way they were. It will be hard to realize that after 1988 there won ' t be any TWHSN. None of us will forget being called to Med Hall to be told, by Mr. Creamer that the school was to be closed. Although there had been ru- mors, the official no- tification was still a shock. It will be diffi- cult to imagine that no one will be learn- ing how to give en- emas, take BP ' s, coach pregnant mothers, give injec- tions and IV meds, answer questions by instructors, study for tests, meet lots of in- teresting people, soothe crying chil- dren or having the satisfaction of know- ing you graduated from the best and ol- dest diploma school in the state. We ' ll miss you TWHSN. The official news. WILUAMSPORT SUN-GAZETTE Williamsport, Pa., Thursday, February 28, 1985 School of Nursing In Final Chapter Cl .Br 1HIIII Hi iffBRiiBM 111! J . ' .■•■■■■ : . r «■ ■■■■« - i u ■■  •■■■ « m trwr - Right: The way we are. 54 o J? $? An all-American group 1 ; above: The calm before the storm? Y E A R B O O K 1st row: D. Rice, A. Fulmer, H. Reichart, L. Gulden, C. Hodgson — Bus. Mgr. 2nd row: C. Weller, S. Laughner, P. Shick, L. Lenker, H. Johnson 3rd row: D. Heeter, J. Bastress — co-editor, M. Wacker, J. Miller — co-editor, D. Padlo. Charles Bollinger — our savior from Herff-Jones Right: Our fearless photographers. 56 This yearbook encompasses our experiences and dreams at TWHSN. It was a combined effort where the whole staff worked lay-out and copy while H. Reichart and D. Padlo did the photography. Advertisements were done by the seniors. A special thanks to Ms. Nancy Hood and Mr. Charles Bollinger for their advice and guidance. Yearbook Advisors: Ms. Nancy Hood, Mrs. Jeanne Dunkle What do you mean, look busy ? 57 EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st row: L. Cardy, T. Rose, Y. Brouse, K. Brobst, M. Stauffer 2nd row: J. Benner, T. Rizzo, A. Houseknecht, B. Hughes, C. Weller, H. Reichart 3rd row: J. Miller, P. Lamoreaux, G. Cubberly, A. Fulmer, J. Bastress, G. Benick, S. Laughner. (absent: T. Chappell) Executive board is comprised of the Student Organization officers, class officers and chairper- sons of each committee. It meets once a month to discuss problems and issues of the student body and serves as a liaison between students and fac- ulty. Looking for votes, Holly? 58 Seniors: 1st row: T. Rose, Pres.; Y. Brouse, Treas.; 2nd Freshmen: 1st row: G. Cubberly, V. Pres.; T. Rizzo, row: J.Bastress, V. Pres.; G. Benick, Sec. Pres.; 2nd row: P. Lamoreaux, Sec; J. Benner, Treas. CLASS OFFICERS Juniors: 1st row: K. Brobst, Treas.; L. Cardy, Pres.; 2nd row: C. Weller, Sec; B. Hughes, V. Pres. 59 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Lying: C. Plasters Sitting: A. Fulmer, C. Jones, Y. Brouse, M. Betts. (absent: T. Rose, R. Baskin, J. Hoffman, L. Boone.) NCF 1st row: A. Houseknecht, H. Reichart, 2nd row: A. Fulmer, M. Miller. PROGRAM AND PROJECT D. Heeter, P. Hutchings, R. Baskin, B. Brininger. (absent: A. Fulmer, B. Frye, K. Harvey) 60 AUDIT Front: T. Rizzo, A. Houseknecht, Back: M. Stauffer. FINANCE T. Rose, J. Beaver, L. Cardy. (absent: T. Chappell) NOMINATIONS 1st row: S. Laughner, L. Cardy, B. McQuown, 2nd row: C. Plasters, P. Shick. (absent: L. Brown) L. Cardy, Y. Brouse, T. Spotts, (absent: D. Brown) 61 L. Cardy, Y. Brouse, T. Spotts, (absent: D. Brown) S. Carpenter, L. Cardy. (absent: L. Gamble) RECOGNITION CLINICAL INCIDENT JUDICIARY C. Plasters, M. Betts, M. Stauffer, (absent: L. Brown, T. Chappell, J. Lundgren, C. Acosta, G. Reese, K. George) 62 BYLAWS C. Plasters, J. Miller, A Fulmer. J. Bastress FIREWARDENS 1st row: T. Spotts, H. Reichart, D. Padlo, 2nd row: B. Frye, K. Kissinger, M. Stauffer. GRIEVANCE C. Plasters, T. Rose, S. Car- penter, G. Fries STUDENT SERVICES Front: M. Stauffer, J. Bastress, M. Miller, Back: S. Laughner LIBRARY COMMITTEE CURRICULUM M. Martin, D. Padlo, S. Treon D. Hain, G. Benick, C. Weller. 64 65 Compliments of HUB SURGICAL CO. 902 ARCH STREET Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone: 322-6154 66 Compliments of Williamsport Coca-Cola D.J. VANNUCI PHARMACY Market Hepburn Streets Williamsport, PA 17701 326-2474 67 PEPSI THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION Compliments of Confair Bottling Co., Inc. Best Wishes to The Class of ' 86 From The Roses BEN FRANKLIN STORE PHARMACY R.D. 1 Clarkstown, PA 17756 Gary Peck, Pharmacist pgnoazmafl Since 1919 Williamsport Orthopedic And Prosthetic Co., Inc. Manufacturers of Artificial Limbs and Braces 138 East Fourth St. Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone (717) 322-5277 365 So. Main St. Elmira, NY 14901 Phone: (607) 732-7043 Gail caught pretending to be Mr. Potato Head again! 68 u « o (aZXjCA,c t£ (J. Cfi+Ata VW 3 fchJB Good Luck Class of ' 86 From Class of ' 87 i X % 69 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Cornerstone Family Health, P.C. H.A. Ecker, M.D., D.D.S., Inc. Emergency Care Physicians Assoc. Gehron, Sandy, and Lipson Urological Associates Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Heinbach Soo W. Hong, M.D., F.A.C.S. R.W. Pfeil, M.D. Mark J. Polis, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Rodwan K. Rajjoub Rehab Associates Mary R. Schweikle, M.D. Dr. Carmen Spinney Nancy S. Story, M.D. Susquehanna GI Associates William D. Todhunter, M.D., P.C. Dr. Hani Tuffaha West Branch Radiological Associates, Inc. Winchester Optical Dr. John C. Winter Dr. Russell N. Worobec 70 GRANGE NEWS AGENCY Dorea L. Reece Muncy, PA 17756 Magazines — Newspapers Paperbacks — Candy — Tobacco Bus Terminal — Daily Lottery Continuing a Tradition Allen-McCulloch Redmond Funeral Home Funeral Home Thomas D. McCulloch Elmira Street 125 E. Third St. Phone 323-3619 Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 323-6114 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 From the Brouse ' s Bob, Mary and Dwayne W n t u lurfe ' J7 udi0£ O -G O Old Route 220 R.D. 1 Box 545 Across From P.P. L Montoursville, PA 17754 Hours by Appointment (717) 368-1613 ICU instructor, yearbook advisor, and this ... no end to her talents. JAMES MEYER COMPANY - AMERICAN CRAFTS - GALLERY AND WORKSHOP 1 MARKET STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PA 17701 Telephone: 717-326-4874 FINE GOLD JEWELRY DIAMONDS — PRECIOUS STONES CUSTOM GOLD WORK Another Super Duper Low Price Lowe ' s Super Duper Clarkstown R.D. I Muncy. PA 17756 Super Duper Sells for Less 71 SPONSORS Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bastress Johannes Blom, M.D. Mrs. Gladys Cellini Mr. and Mrs. Ned Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Chappell Styles Condon Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Derr R. Durrwachter, M.D. Ginny and Joe English Mr. and Mrs. Gail Frye Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Rollin A. Laughner, Sr. Rusty A. Laughner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Mathers Edward N. Moser, M.D. Stuart M. Olinsky, M.D. Rick Paris Linda L. Shope Chia S. Shu, M.D. Richard F. Tignor, M.D. Dr. Robert A. Updegrove Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wasilewski Robert S. Yasui, M.D. 72 Modern health care. Personal service. That ' s The Williamsport Hospital. THE WILLIAMSPORT HOSPITAL IS COMMIT- TED TO PROVIDING THE FINEST, STATE-OF- THE-ART HEALTH CARE FOR THE RESI- DENTS OF OUR COMMUNITY. AT THE SAME TIME, WE UNDERSTAND THAT MODERN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CAN ' T REPLACE CONSCIENTIOUS AND CARING EMPLOYEES. COMBINING MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND OLD-FASHIONED PERSONAL CARE . . . OUR COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE. WE CONGRATULATE ALL GRADUATING NURSES AND OFFER YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN OUR GROWING FAMILY. IF YOU ' RE COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE, THE WIL- LIAMSPORT HOSPITAL IS FOR YOU. THE WILLIAMSPORT HOSPITAL 73 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 | Col. and Mrs. Earl E. Hodgson FLOOQCOVERING •STUDIO 439 North Tenth St. Lewisburg, Penna. 17837 (717) 523-0500 JAMES C. MANEVAL 500 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone: (717) 322-3204 Z 1 Equity Participation Equity Sharing Manny Messner Phone: 326-5874 or 326-9206 74 Johnnie ' s News 1162 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa 17701 Compliments of Lycoming County Crippled Child Association 75 THE WILLIAMSPORT HOSPITAL HOME HEALTH SERVICES CORP. SALES RENTALS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 322-3001 1-800-441-2562 777 Rural Ave WILLIAMSPORT, PA 17701 76 FUEL OIL • COAL • HEATING SERVICE AIRCONDITIONING 210 Locust St. 323-9488 Williamsport, PA 17701 309 W. 3rd St. 326-3371 Williamsport, PA 17701 204 Second Ave. Lock Haven, PA 17745 E.R. KINLEY SONS Diamonds China Watches Crystal Solid Gold Jewelry The Perfect Thing 113 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-6740 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addeo and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Keller Nancy and Charles Baskin Mrs. Anne Kremski Dr. and Mrs. James R. Bastian Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Laughner Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beightol Mrs. Julia Laughner Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Carpenter Tim Laughner Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter, Jacob and Jaclyn Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Miller, Jr. Pam and Russ Chamberlain Julie and Penny Miller Charles E. Cole M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Perry Pat Green Karen Peterman Maria Gustafson Chaplain and Mrs. William T. Scott, Jr. Mrs . Carol Leathers Fay and Enka Struchen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henrickson Robert Vanderlin, M.D. Mr. Mark W. Keeler 77 Congratulations Class of 1986 From Williamsport Hospital Nurses ' Alumni Become involved — Attend the Meetings of Your Alumni Make it Work BLACK BEAR TRUSS CORP. Our Trusses Bear Up RD 3 Box370-Al Cogan Station, PA 17728 Phone (717) 998-2391 EDLER ' S SANITARY HAULING R.D. 1 Box 415K Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 435-0877 Industrial Commercial V H Motor Co., Inc. West Market Street Lewisburg, PA 17831 78 FRIENDS Doug Benick Karen and Arthur Bowen Tom, Laurie and Thomas Guise Benjamin Henrickson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Houseknecht Dan Houser Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Houser Geneva Lowe Doris McGaw Lori Rose Dan and Mary Ellen Rosencrance Brian Rose and Alicia Wilson Congratulations Class of 1986 Lakatos Pharmacy 1100 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, PA 17701 Phone 322-9580 79 1 Our three years at TWHSN have drawn to a close — we are ready to graduate and face the future. We hope this yearbook was able to give you a glimpse of what our time at school has been like. It encompasses our strug- gles and our accomplishments. We started out, once upon a time, as young, inexperienced but eager, freshmen and grew into mature, responsible nurses. We still have our hopes and dreams but now they ' re bigger and closer. We won ' t ever forget our life at TWHSN — the knowledge we gained, the friends we made and the growing we did. PMP 9 9 ' -■ '