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35
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::;---Dedica
ti
on
"It is when you give of yourself that you truly give"
"Executive
D
ir
ec
tor"
--
-
it
i
s
a
lo
f
ty
ti
t
l
e
earned
only by
those
who
se
capabi
l
ity for l
ea
der
s
hip
is
out
sta
nding
,
who
se s
ound
judgement
i
s
unques-tionab
l
e and whose
in
teg
rity i
s
un
exce
ll
e
d. For
these
qualitie
s
,
we,
along
w
ith
co
u
nt
l
ess
other
s
, r
es
p
ect
and admire
Mr. Kenneth
S
.
Me
r
e
di
t
h
.
But
t
he
feeling that
M
r.
Mer
e
dith
inspires
in
t
he
st
udents
at
Be
t
h
-
El i
s
deeper and
more p
e
r
so
nal
than
r
es
p
ec
t
and
admiratio
n
. It i
s
a fe
e
ling
of affection
re
se
r-ved
only for
those who tru
l
y give
of them
se
lv
es
. H
e
ha
s
given abundantly
of
materia
l
thi
n
gs
, but h
e
ha
s
al
s
o
given
u
s
the more
val
u
able
g
if
ts
of
encour-agement, concern,
l
oyalty
and
under
sta
nding
.
H
e
has
been in
man
y
ways
a
father to
u
s
,
watching
u
s
grow in
sk
i
ll
a
nd
maturity.
And for
t
h
e
class of
196
8,
th
e
fir
st c
l
ass
t
o l
a
unch
t
heir prof
ess
ional
education
under his dire
cti
on
,
there will
be
a
s
pe
cia
l
sa
dne
ss
if
they must
l
eave
Memori
a
l after
g
radua
t
ion.
So
it is
that with
pride
and affection
we dedicate
this
annual
to
Mr.
Me
r
ed
ith, hoping that,
as
st
u
d
ents and as
n
ur
ses
, o
u
r own dedi
cat
ion
t
o
se
rvi
ce
wi
ll
ma
k
e
u
s
worthy
of hi
s
efforts
on our behalf.
'Jn Appreciation
"A
friend
in need is a
friend
indeed"
If ever we
understood
the meaning of this
old adage, it has been during
the
past year.
For in finding ourselves without a qualified
school director,
our need
was
truly great
.
And if ever we appreciated a
fr
iend, that friend is
Miss
Ruth
Gaston.
She took us
under he
r
wing; and whatever vague doubts about the future
we may have
felt, they were quickly dispelled
when she took
her place behind
the director's desk.
She also joined our activities,
le
nt her
willing ear and
va
luable
exper-ience to our problems
,
and
led
us through another s
uccessfu
l
year
.
For
her
s
parkling wit that c
heered
u
s,
her wisdom
that guid
ed
us, her
high profess
ional standards
and
boundless e
nergy
that
inspired
us; we are
and will
be
ever
grateful.
Board of Truste
e
s,
from left to right, seated - Wayne E. Stevens, M.D.,
Harry A. Scurr, and John W
.
Heard.
Standing - Mrs. J. F. Donahue,
Arlie
Moore, Robert W
.
Hendee, Kenneth S.
Meredith,
Joseph F. Pieper,
and
Leo L
.
Nassimbene,
D.D.S.
THE BOARD
OF
TRUSTEES OF
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
AND
THE BETH-EL
SCHOOL
OF
NURSING
The Board of Trustees of
M
emorial
Hospital and
the Beth
-
El School of
Nursing are appointed
by
the City Council of
the
City of Colorado Springs.
They are
res
ponsible
for the
provision
of
equ
ipment
and facilities;
mainten-ance of professional
standards;
planning
for the financing of, and
safekeeping
of all funds;
s
urrounding
the patient with
every
reasonable
protec
tion; and
to
determine the
policies
of Memoria
l
Hospita
l that
are
cons
istent
with the needs
of the
citizens
of Colorado
Springs
and
the s
urrounding community.
The
Board
of Trustees of
M
emoria
l Hospital
is
the
supreme authority,
the
body
to
which the Executive
Dire
ctor, the
medical
staff
,
the personnel,
and
a
ll
auxiliary organizations are directly or indirectly
re
sponsible
.
Mrs. W. B.
Sliter,
Director,
Nursing Service
Miss R
.
Gaston
A cling
Director
School
of Nursing
"Baseball,
anyone?"
Miss Kremin
and
friend, Mrs. McElwee
Our 'Jearless Leaders ...
On
and
off duty
---Miss M
.
Kremin
Ass't
Director
School
of
Nursi
ng
Mrs
.
E. Buhl, R.N., B.S
.
N.
Nursing
Care
of Child and Adult
'
•
,_
Mrs.
N. Cote'
,
R.N
.
,
B.S
.
Basic
Nursin
g
Principles
and
Psychiatric
Nursing
F
A
C
u
L
Mrs. ]
.
McIntyre, B
.
S
.
Nut
r
ition
and Diet
T
herapy
T
y
Mrs. L
.
Rawles, R.N
.
,
B
.S.
Basic
Nursing
P
rinciples
0
Mrs
.
M
.
Scheurich,
R.N.,
B
.S.N
.
Obstetrical
Nu
r
sing
7
'
Mi
ss
C.
G
e
rmann
,
R.
N
.
,
8
. .
N
.
Ba
s
i
c
Nur
si
n
g
Pr
i
n
ci
pl
es
Mr
s
.
J.
M
e
ntz, R
.
N.
,
B.
S
.
N
.
'Vursin
g
Care
o
f Ch
i
ld a
nd
Adu
l
t
Miss M.
Solliday, R
.
N.
,
B.
S
.
N
.
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J'J\
~I
J.\
Th
e
Beth-El Alumnae A
ss
ociation
of
Memorial
Ho
spital
was organized
in
1913 and
throu
g
h
t
he
years
ha
s
remained a
ctive
and
ha
s
contributed gener
-ously to the Nursing
School
and
t
he hospita
l.
In
the
la
st
few
yea
r
s
,
the
Alumnae have held a Welcoming
Par
ty
for
t
he
new
st
ud
e
n
ts s
hortly after
t
hey
e
n
te
r
sc
hool. Al
s
o,
we honor
t
he
soon
-
to
-
be
graduates at
on
e
of our
c
ov
e
red di
s
h
s
upper
meet
in
gs, to
reacquaint them
with our
g
roup. Ea
c
h
st
udent, a
s
he
/s
h
e
graduates,
is given a
one
year
mem-bership
i
n
the
A
ss
o
ciati
on.
W
e
try to
h
e
lp
the
st
udent
s
with
t
h
e
ir money-making projec
ts
,
t
hrough
the
Student
Loan Fund
and
h
e
lp
t
hem
se
nd delegat
es to
their conventions.
Offi
ce
r
s
of
t
he Alumn
ae
are: Sue Nash,
Pr
esident;
Rub
y
Barn
ett,
Vice
Pr
es
id
e
nt
;
Juli
a
Work,
Secretary; and
K
athy
Trimbell, Tr
eas
urer.
Services
apprec
i
a
t
e
d
...
Mrs. Stewart Hinds, Executive Director of the El Paso County Mental Health Association, has served in an advisory capacity to students and faculty at Beth-El this past year. Her services have been greatly appr e-ciated.
'Ghe
Academy Awards
...
"You want
to
fight?"
"I surrende
r
'"
THE Great
Esca
p
e
The
great
imposte
r
s
"Taming of
th
e
hrew"
"Don'
t
cry,
she didn't
mean
to deflect your
ego!"
Cool
Hand Luk
e
"Chomp, chomp!"
9
Chow
,
Chow
sweet Charlotte
"Bow your
head,
here
comes a
senior"
The
Good,
The Bad,
The
Ugly
...
F
Mother ''K' •
Mrs. R. Kenniston
Jr. Dorm Housemother
Mrs. F. Meese Librarian
And from
6efiind tfie sce
n
es ...
Special thanks must be extended to the behind-the-scenes efforts of those who coordinated the teaching of the mind
and community living and social responsibility. The highest praise to those who kept our home so lovely ...
Mrs. V. Henson Senior Dorm Housekeeper
Mrs. V. Moo~ Ass't HousekEe\~per
Junior Dorm
10
Mrs. V. Kerr Jr. Dorm Housekeeper Mrs. M. Parr Nursing Education Secretary· min
Victoria
BenJa
Cheryl Hi
eber
12
.
n
Mary Ban1ga
Diane
.
Carpenter
p ~
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Frey
'
l
I
In
grid
Jone
s
\
Sharon
Ho
ving
Mab
e
l Li
ve
r
more
'
Robert
K
elley
Maril
yn
M
arostica
Mary
Fr
ances
Moorhou
se
Sherris
1e
l
s
on
M
ax
ine
Sain
K
ath
leen
Stone
•
(
I
M
il
licent So
nn
tag
•
Loui
se
Toppin
g
~«:.. • .,
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~
El
cen
i
a
Wri
ght
C
l
ass ponsor
Mi
ss
A
nne Nelson
Senio_r
class officers f
rom
left
to r
ight
: Lua
na
Terreil,
Vice
Pres
ident;
Sherry
Thomps
on,
Pr
esiden
t
;
Cheryl
Hieb
e
r,
Treasurer; Millie
Sonn
tag,
Sec
re
tary;
not pi
ctured,
Mi
ss
Anne
Nelson
,
Class Sponsor
.
,
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MEMORIAL HOSPITAL +
-BETH·El SCHOOL OF NURSING
'Two roads diverged in a wood, and I
took the one less traveled by, wd that has made all the difference."
Linda
Barickman
Student Council
L
yn
n B
ehnke
S
t
ep
h
a
ni
e Cimino
JUNIOR
CLASS
OFFICERS
Linda Kindl
e
Sec
. - T
res
.
L
eann Scroggins
Vice
-
President
Marilyn
Spees
President
Catherine
Anthon
y
Linda B
a
ri
c
kman
-Che
lli Gifford
Linda Kindl
e
Bill
ie
J
ea
n
Hud
so
n
Walter
Lander
Barbara Olson
Leann
Scroggin
s
Donna
Sm
ith
Marilyn
Spees
J
I
(
"And another thing
..
..
.
"
"Disaster Nu
r
sing
.
.
.
or
.
..
Nursing
Disaster
.
.
.
?"
"
I
lost
my con
ta
ct!"
"So
r
ry
Chris,
but when we say
say out
-
we
mean
O -U -t
!"
20
P.
T.
the hard way
...
A
t
ypical Saturday night
.
.
.
•
M
arga
r
et
H
anson
R
a
lph Qu
ade
\
P
eggy
Bre
sse
r
P
a
ul
a
Tarr
Clementi
n
e
La
m
b
e
r
th
L
\
M
au
ri
ce
H
a
rr
is
D
elo
ri
s
D
e
rb
y
Lind
a
O'
Connor
Ph
y
ll
is
M
c
D
o
n
a
ld
E
st
her So
r
e
n
s
on
Susan Stahlecker
Jud
y
H
endricks
Jun
e
H
atton
W
e
nd
y
Pi
tc
h
e
r
F
itz
Row
e
Rae Whitfield
Anne
Bru
ton
William
H
enson
Ang
e
li
ca
Pa
scet
ti
P
eggy
Ford
Sandra
H
ogg
D
elores Nelson
Hall
et Collins
Linda G
al
bra
ith
K
aye
Roberts
Freshman class officers,
l
eft
to right;
Delores Derby, Student Council
R
e
presentativ
e;
Angelica
Pasc
e
tti,
Secretary; Clementine Lamberth, Vice
President; Rae
Whitfield,
~
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)
l
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,
Standing
-
L
.
to
R
.
-
Linda
Barickman,
Billie
Jea
n
Hudson, Barbra
Olson,
Marilyn
Spees, Sherry
Thompson,
Rae Whitfield,
Chelli
Gifford, Delores Derby.
Sitting
-
Leann
Scroggins Corresponding
Secrerory;
Vici
Benjamin.President; Diane
Carpenter,
First
Vice
President; Linda Kindle, Millie
Sonntag,
Sec
. -
Treasurer
.
Qov
e
rning Council
Marilyn
Spees
and
R
ae
Whitfield
For
a g
r
eater emphasis
of
se
l
f
-
gove
rnin
g
statu
r
e, t
h
e tit
l
e
of
Go
verni
n
g
Counci
l
wa
s s
e
l
ected
thi
s yea
r
for
t
h
e
s
t
u
dent
j
udiciary body
.
The purposes of
this counci
l
are
to en
-co
ur
age among t
h
e student associat
ion
th
e
h
ighest standa
rd
s
of honor
in
a
ll
matters of
scho
l
ars hip, professionalism
and
personal
co
ndu
ct
.
I
t was
o
r
ganized
to
develop
c
l
ea
r
thinking
and a se
n
se
of
re
s
ponsibility
a
nd
promote
co
-
operative
action with
faculty,
staff and student
.
And foremo
s
t,
i
t
was ordained
t
o
mai
n
tain
and
uphold the ideals
of t
h
e
Beth
-
El
School of Nur
s
ing.
From
left to
right seated: Mary Frances Moorhouse, President
;
Diana
Pr
entice,
Membership;
Chelli Gifford,
Newsletter
Editor; Diane Carpenter, First
Vice President; Linda Kindle,
Recording Secretary; From left to right
standing;
Donna
Smith, 2nd Vice President; Kathy
Stone,
Corresponding Secretary; Vici Benjamin, Recruitment
;
Billie
J
ean
Hu
dson, CSNA
Representative to Governing Council; Sherry Thompson,
S. N. A.
C.
Colorado
Student
Nurse's Association
This past year has
shown a
lo
t
more participation
by
t
h
e
B
eth
-El
st
ud
ents
in
CSNA, with
m
an
y
of
them
holding offices
an
d
committee chairmanships in
t
he
district organization.
Variety and education has been the
theme
for program
s
this past year
.
The
yea
r
starte
d off
with
a
get acquainted picnic to introduce
t
h
e
fre
s
h
men stu
d
e
n
ts
to the organization
.
The
Po
sit
ion Paper
c
r
eated
a
great deal of interest among
the
students
which prompted
a
di
sc
u
ss
ion on
this
parti
c
ular
s
ubje
ct with
Mrs.
Cecilia
Gille
s
pi
e, state
CNA president, as guest
speaker.
Opinion
s
on the
Position Paper, both
pro
and
con,
were offered at a panel di
sc
u
ss
ion
later on
in the year. A
to
ur
of the Air Force Academy
Ho
s
pital,
a visit
by
the
recruiters
from
the
three
main
branches of the armed
services, and the annual
election
ban-quet finished
up
a
very
profitable and educational
year for the
Beth-El
st
ud
ents
in CSNA.
.,,
T
Although the Nursing curriculum is very
full, there was time to think of others. Pro-jects were established to fulfill many goals. First, it provided an outlet whereby we could
release our abilities in avenues which were
like, yet unlike, our nursing course. Secondly,
we were able to employ various methods of communications. Thirdly, it opened our eyes further to see needs in our own community.
Fourthly, the community was able to observe
how we, as a unit, could work together effec-tively.
Projects include entertainment for the
patients of the Central Di vision of the
Colorado State Mental Hospital. Patients
look forward to the program and respond
positively. One comment which was over
-heard during a particular cornrnical number
was to the effect, "they're crazier than we
are!
"
''Happiness is sharing,•' was our theme in two Christmas programs to Nursing Hornes .
Each patient received a gift from Santa.
Refreshments were generously provided by the alumni. Decorations were made by the
patients at Memorial Hospital, and students.
Over fifty children from the Deaf and
Blind school were dressed incosturnesand
taken trick or treating. Their excitement and
enthusiasm will never be forgotten.
Our enthusiasm for projects is still high
Affilications
P
a
r
t
of
t
h
e t
r
aining
of
a
ll Jun
io
r
St
ud
e
n
ts
inc
lu
de
s
affilia
t
ion
s
at va
ri
ous
in
stit
u
ti
on
s
s
u
c
h
as
Fort
Carson
Arm
y
Ho
sp
ital
and
Co
lor
ado State
H
ospita
l
in
Pu
eb
lo. A
t
For
t Ca
r
son we
s
pend
ni
ne
weeks
ex
p
e
ri
e
n
ce
wi
t
h
ob
stet
r
ic and
p
ed
i
a
tri
c
p
at
i
ents;
another nin
e
wee
k
s
at
t
h
e State
H
ospital
g
i
ves
u
s
expe
r
ience
with
p
syc
hiatri
c
pa
t
i
e
nt
s
.
--Group Therapy
Where have
all
the nurses gone
?
Alright Stahlecker - the baby's in
the crib!
Alright
you!!!
30
Mrs. Hopkins
Mrs.
Cowell
Pueblo or bust!
"If Flo
could
only see me now!"
9
n
it
i
at
i
o
n
.
.
.
.
Initiation started thursday night with the presentation of the rules, which were --- no make- up, no teasing of hair, wearing of name tage and shoes at ALL times, and standing in the presence of all upper classmen.
Friday night there was a hootenanny with the upper class
-men performing. Afterwards we went to bed, but were awakened at one a.m. to drink hot apple cider from a urine specimen bottle and eat chocolate tapioca out of stool specimen cups. Later the specimen cups were decorated for hats. Again at 2:30 a.m. we were awakened to write propaganda songs for the Juniors. When we went up stairs, our rooms were a dis-aster ---a tornado hit! We ate breakfast at 6:00 a.m. Satur
-day and then did as our big sisters wished. Sunday we had a kangaroo court for the uncooperative freshmen. All in all it was fun ... for all.
"Now
Mom,
it's not what
you
think"
'"
Hold
still
dearie
-
I'm almost
finished"
"Oh,
not US, we've been in our rooms
A
l l
N
I
G
H
T"
"
O
ne, two, three,
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e
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e
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8
Annu
a
l
S
taff, f
e
el
t
h
at t
h
e
produ
cti
on of
this
ye
arbook w
o
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