Beth-El Chart (1986), The

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"C-Che House of God", its name:

C-Chine may it ever truly be !

A

place of holy ministries,

A

sacred dwelling shared by CChee !

CChy

Presence ever fill this house !

CChy love be ever manifest

CCo all who come within these doors,

And weary sujf'rers here find rest!

--- Mr s . A . C. Pe c

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THIS BETH-EL

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TO 9,Y-R:,~AMILIES,

FRIENDS AND FA{0CTY WHO HAVE GIVEN OST

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AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO

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OUR EDUCATION,

WITHOUT THESE PEOPLE, THE PAST THREE YEARS WOULD

NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE,

,

THANK Y~U

CLASS OF 1986

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ADMINISTRATION L. Jean Johns, Dean Carole Schoffstall,

Associate Dean Marilyn Atwood

Dir. Student Affairs

INSTRUCTORS Pat Budd Ruth Edgerton Gloria Johnson Tricia Lind Marcia London Sa 11 y Olds Linda Pfeffer Jo Ruth STAFF Beverly Watson Bonnie Gish Sharon Lowry Elizabeth Sevier, Not pictured:

Len Hauck, Director Continuing Education

Faculty

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Hospital Administration

J. Robert Peters Executive Director College President

BETH-EL LAY ADVISORY BOARD John Armstrong, Jr., Chairman Patricia Grennell Barbara Gordon Vanessa Howell Joan Lovett Mary Vieth Dr. Donald Schwartz Sharon Lee Marcy Morrison

Col. Charlotte C. Jerney Reverend 0. Gerald Trigg

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BOARD Marjorie A. Westbay M. Warner Westland Sally Fl etcher Dr. Joseph S. Pollard James H.B. Wilson Mary Vieth

Barbara Bradley Maria Taylor D. Dean Eastepp Luci 11 e Sams George Fe 11 ows Carl Smith Stanley Flaks Ron Gardner Dr. G. Richard Blankinship

Lois Pruitt Administrator

Patient Care Services

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BSN Student Officers (not pictured) Jan Lukasiewicz, President

&

PACC Rep. Kim Hornaday, Vice President

& Recruitment

Valorie Meaders, Secretary/Treasurer Erny Nelson, Professional Standards

&

Standards of Conduct

Associates

Junior Class Officers

Penny Hill, President, Facutly Rep. and Yearbook

Nancy Edmundson, PACC Rep.

Not Pictured:

Carolyn Cook, Vice President

Shirley Pearce, Secretary

&

Treasurer Sue Hafey, Curriculum Rep.

Faye Rice, Alternate Curriculum Rep. Penny Sharkey, Recruitment

Standards of Conduct/Prof. Stand. Janet Stout, Gold C Book Rep.

Senior Class Officers

Matt Parkhouse, Faculty Rep.

&

Recruitment Alternate Catherine Calder, Curriculum Rep. Barb Volan, Treasurer

Polly Skeggs, President

&

Yearbook Ruth Jackson, Professional Standards. Not Pictured:

Nadene Hansen, Vice President, Secretary

&

Recruitment Rep. Nadene Hansen, Secretary

Bob Picone, PACC Rep.

Sarah Bliss, Alternate Facutly Rep.

&

Alternate Curriculum Rep. Fran Widick, Curriculum Rep.

YEARBOOK EDITOR: Polly Skeggs ADVISOR: Jo Ruth

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Seniors

Class Flower - Burgundy Rose

Class Motto - "Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve." Class Colors - Burgundy and Grey

Class Sponsor - Linda Pfeffer Class Song - "Love Shines"

Class Curriculum - Maternal-Child Nursing and Medical-Surgical III

Herkert, Carlton, Waldron, Mahony

Orthopaedic Assn. P.C.

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Jerry S. Graul M.D.

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Catherine Calder

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Deanna Davidson Marcy Divel Carol Fields lindalee Frase Kathy Foutch

Congratulations, Seniors!

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Sally Milligan Sheri Irvin Nade.ne Hansen

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Ke 11 ey Parker Terry Martinez Carol Maecker

L. Jean Johns, R.N.

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Matt Parkhouse

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Irene Pedley Bob Picone Susan Splitter

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Polly Skeggs Kim Uptergrove 12

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Joan Volle Barbara Volan Jean Wyatt Maria Weeks Beverly Webb Lisa Zaleski Not Pictured Sandra Gonzales Ruth Jackson 13

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Juniors

Class Flower - Burgundy Rose Class Colors - Burgundy and Ivory

Class Motto - The fruit of the spirit is love, joy,

peace, long suffering, gentleness,

goodness, faith .•.

Jialations 5:22

Class Curriculum - Medical-Surgical Nursing II and Mental Health Nursing

Class Sponsor - Ruth Edgerton

Tanya Nichols

Penny Sharkey

Nancy Edmundson Beth Gogolewski Ali son Mc Dona 1 d

Suzanne Hafey Not pictured: Carolyn Cook Penny Hill Shirley Pearce Faye Rice Cynthia Stinson Mary Trombley Jennifer Winograd

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BETH-EL COLLEGE

OF NURSING

History

Beth-El School of Nursing was established in 1904 by an agency of the Methodist Church. The school was registered and approved by the Colorado State Board of Nurse Examiners in 1909 and was operated as a department of the Beth-El Hospital until 1943. The hospital was acquired by the city of Colorado Springs in 1943 and renamed Memorial Hospital. The hospital has been operated by a nonpolitical Board of Trustees since its acquisition by the city, and the School of Nursing has continued as a de-partment of the hospital. Throughout this time the school has offered a diploma program for the educational preparation of nurses.

In 1983 the Board of Trustees of Memorial Hos-pital voted to change the mission statement of Beth-El School of Nursing to offer a baccalaureate degree in nursing as a College of Nursing.

.BSN

Today

Beth-El College of Nursing is a single purpose

college offering a curriculum leading to a bacc

alau-reate degree in nursing. Graduates of the program

are eligible to apply to the Colorado State Board of

Nursing to take the RN licensure examination.

The program requires four years plus a summer to

complete. General education courses are offered

through a consortium arrangement with the

Uni-versity of Colorado at Colorado Springs or may be

taken at a college of choice.

CURRICULUM

H SCI 105 (3) Pharmacology

NURS llO (1) Health Communication

NURS 120 (2) Nursing Theory H SCI 201 (3) Pathophys io 1 ogy NURS 210 (4) Health Assessment

NURS 220 (5) Fundamentals of Nursing Practice

NURS 3ll (4) Gerontological Nursing NURS 401 (3) Nursing Research NURS 451 (3) Women's Health

Care Issues

BEGINNING DATE OF BSN PROGRAM Classes began:

August 19, 1985 Orientation days: August 14 and 15, 1985

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Caro 1 Thomas Returning RNs - 36 Generic Students -Sarah Bliss Marie Boyer Marshall DeBerry Angela Gaskins Kimberly Hornaday Pam Kelly Elaine McIntyre Maureen Ransom Freshmen - 22 Sophomores 26 Neonatal Practitioner Program began January 13, 1986 with 6 students.

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1986

Graduation exercises for the Class of 1986 are planned for Friday,

May 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Shove Memorial Chapel at Colorado College has been chosen for the ceremony. Twenty-six students are expected to graduate.

During the first semester of the 1985-1986 academic year, senior students welcomed a special student Martina Teekat, R.N. from Germany, to the Peds rotation. Students and faculty enjoyed their brief associa-tion with Martina and hope to see her at state boards in July.

Social activities planned for the Class of 1986 include a school Spring Banquet at Greenstreets Restaurant where good food, fun and entertainment are anticipated, and Seniors will be honored.

A luncheon is also scheduled during those last few weeks of school. The faculty and the Class of 1986 are presently making plans for that event.

As the end of the last semester approaches, the Class of 1986 can look back over three years of hard work and realize they are now ready to face the world. They are busy making plans for their futures and looking forward to becoming R.N.s.

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NURSING

Colorado Springs, Colorado

1936

Graduation events for 1936 Graduates

Graduation exercises for our

twenty-four graduates was held at the

First Methodist Church. Dr. N.E.

Davis of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary of

the National Board of Hospitals,

Home and Deaconess Work of the

Method-ist Episcopal Church, delivered the

commencement address.

Social activities for the graduates

included dinner parties at Stratton

Park Inn given by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney

Phelps, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hanner.

Mr. Hanner was Superintendent of

Beth-El Hospital. The alumni gave a

homecoming luncheon in the

hospital parlor and a picnic was held

on the hospital lawn. The busy

graduates also attended the annual

junior-senior party as well as a party

given by Bernard Vessey, Russell

0. Law and the D.F. Law Company.

(from the Gazette Newspaper: June,

1936)

Ruth Edwards remembers Beth-El

General Hospital as it was from 1933

to 1936. The west wing of the origin -al building was the administrative

section of the hospital. The first

floor included the cafeteria, kitchen

and drug room; second floor held the

parlor, switchboard, administrative

offices and the surgery suite. The

third floor held the surgical rooms.

The east wing first floor was

pediat-rics, second floor medical and third

floor was obstetrics and nursery.

Classes were taught by doctors as

well as the Director of Nursing Education, Mary K. Smith. Other

nursing instructors were Mrs. Sanstrom

and Mrs. Gardner. Students had experience working at "The San,11

The National Methodist Episcopal

Sanitor-ium for Tuberculosis which was situated

just east of the hospital, as well as

a choice of pediatric experience at

Denver Children's Hospital or Beth-El's Crippled Childrens Unit.

The senior class was housed at Idlewold Dorm, located at 311 North Logan. The students remember the cold

nights in the sleeping porch of this remodeled TB sanatorium. A 50 year graduate remembers all her instructors and classmates as playing a

signifi-cant role in "molding a discipline which is what I am in character and

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BETH-EL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The Beth-El Alumni have a full schedule of activities planned to support the school and extend friendship among the Alumni. We have monthly meetings with a pot luck dinner scheduled every other month. Activities include sewing name tags on our uniform collection and the linens in the archives. We are also accessioning a large number of books into the archive library. Several alumna are assisting in

dressing dolls in the historical uniforms of the school for display in the hospital and are making curtains for the classroom windows.

Homecoming is scheduled for June 21, 1986. Activities will include a dinner at the Masonic Temple and a picnic for alumni and their

families at Lazy Land picnic area in Palmer Park. The class of 1936 will be the honored 50 year graduates. Other classes holding reunions will be the classes of: 1931, 1941, 1946, 1976 and 1981. We look forward to meeting old friends and welcoming the graduating class of 1986. Congratulations to each of you.

GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1936 Grace E. Magee

Lela May Carlborn Taylor G. Ruth Edwards Richert Helen Lucille Merryfield Grace L. Pugh Roberts

Mildred Vivian Colsten Mcspadden Lorna D. Coulter Quine

Carol F. Neagle Honnald Elizabeth A. Goding Corfman Lois E. Lacey Myers

Evelyn Warner Lawrence Margaret J. Hall Jensen Fern E. Little Campbell Louise Beveridge

Evelyn Jane Ashland Hill

Charlotte Ann Gillard Hartsock Lois F. Crawford Mihalick Dorothea E. Klose Farmer Elsie Johnstone Head Elizabeth Zook Lissot Jeanne E. Naylor Sutton Flossie Stone Dickensheets Laura Belle Crane Dement Mary Mae Bodwell

Your Alumni Association OFFICERS:

President Wanda Bauder (1958) Secretary Arleen Campbell (1942) Treasure Zadie Rogacki (1983) BETH-EL COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

Nancy Andersen (1973) BETH-EL LAY ADVISORY BOARD:

Pat Grennell (1957) Vanessa Howell (1980) ARCHIVES COMMITTEE:

Shirley Robins (1939) Vanessa Howell (1980)

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Memorial Hospital and its entire staff salutes

the accomplishments of the Class of 1986.

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

We're proud to be working

together.

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CLASS OF

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