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| Three
of the employes who stayed with ten patients during
the second and last week-long camp, held in early September
at the hospital's Kankakee River State Park campsite,
share morning coffee with the cook, a patient. Pots
and kettles (foreground) contain food cooking over
the open grill. Behind them is the mess tent containing
supplies and picnic tables. From left, facing camera:
Jim Herron, activity therapy, now camp director, Linda
Smyers, then Unit B's secretary, now at the Illinois
Institute of Technology, Chicago and psychologist David
Steindorf, then camp director, now with Geriatrics
Project Admissions. |
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| The
Malcolm X Community Mental Health Center Advisory Council
is pictured together with key officials on the Subzone
11 Program shortly before return to Chicago following
their visit and tour of inspection at the hospital. They
were accompanied by Miss Doris Lomax (far left), director
of community organization for the Chicago mental health
zone. Kneeling (left) is Dr. Dusan Gojkovich, clinical
psychiatric consultant for all Subzone 11 programs, including
the Malcolm X Community Mental Health Center. W.C. Anas
Luqman, a leader of this Council and founder of the Malcolm
X Black Hand Society, stands directly behind him and Miss
Joan Myers, director of the Singer 6 Hykelawn Program
is behind him. Mrs. Mary Goff, coordinator of the adult
area of the Guidelines administrator, is at their right.
Anthony Overton, assistant ward administrator with the
Hykelawn Program, is at far right. Members of the group
were favorably impressed and Luqman said their report
would be "very favorable". The news story was
in the July 28 of the Defender. |
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| Manteno
State Hospital's Bowling League ended May 3, with the
Carters as champions by one-half game over Gordon's Funeral
Home team. Winners (bottom) from left are Jack Walsh (captain),
Carol Meyer, Jan Vinson and Dale Gordon. Second place
team (above) l to r: Dr. Solomon Noguera, Judy Atkinson,
Sandra Bush and Paul Cooper (team captain). |
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| The
Reverend Jesse Jackson (second from left), who organized
"operation PUSH" December 25, 1971, accompanied
their 45-voice choir when they sang at Hinton Hall December
24, (1972). Following the performance, Jackson met
with (from left) John Steinmetz, deputy superintendent
in charge of programming; the Reverend Elmer Wilson who
served as master of ceremonies, and (at right) the Reverend
David Perry, Manteno State Hospital's coordinator of Religious
Services. (Photograph by Dave Schaefer, instructional
Media Unit, Staff Developmental Services.) |
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SURGICAL
- One of the many ways nurses help doctors is shown
at Manteno State Hospital's
operating room. Male nurse Dennis Johnston (left) and
nurse Ruth Roy prepare equipment for Dr. George Rivera
(surgeon, facing camera) and Dr. Agustin Carvallo (back
to camera). Dr. Severino Gomilla (at patient's head)
is anesthesiologist. Dr. Rivera said no patient has
ever died during an operation here. |
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