Beth-El School of Nursing Yearbook (1974)

As nursing changes,

Peth-EZ too is changing.

With the destruction of the oZd, ~ turned our thoughts to the future. The Freshmen came into an atmosphere of uncertainty. The friend ships that uEre acquired 1,.:ith dorm Zife ~Pe chaZZenged by the nei,;

system and - ~ aZZ survived. lh.Priers such as cramped quarters, decreased ZihPary resources and adjustment to major eurricuZum changes 1,.ere ol::st

-acZes that we overcame. fe aZZ have a Zot to be proud of with the

passing of this schooZ year and ~ eagerZy aull,it for

Mt!-6. Anne. C. Rine.hatd, R. N., B. S. N.,

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M,l-6-6 Ru:th Z. Ga.-0:ton, R.N., B.S.N. 1 n-6 e.Jtv ice. and H e..a.e.:t.h Co a1tdin.a:to1t

T:oard of Trustees of MemoPial Hospital

Top row (left to right): Mr. E. Gy,egoPy, Mr>. R. 10hle'l', Mr-. ,T.

Cantrell, MP. E. Corbin, MP. L. Ververs.

B?ttom ro1.,: (left to right): Dr. James Max1.<X3U, Mr. N. Rieger, Mrs. T. Fischer.

Not pietuPed: Mr. J. Johnson, Mr>. F. Pettie, Mr>. G. Tolley,

Mr. D. Williams.

Mr. Marsha.ll Petring, Executive Director', Memorial Hospital

Mrs. vhlly S'liter, R.N., B. S.N. Director, Nu:t'sing Berviee at Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Marilyn Atwood Secretary Mrs. VeZma Henson Libr'ary Assistant Mrs. Frances Meese Librarian Mrs. Ivy Moore Housekeeper

Class of

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&igitte Bllog Widefietd, Colorado CoZorado

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Lou Ann Cox

~rings, DESIDERATA Colorado Springs, Colorado

Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possibie without sur -render be on good teY'ITls with all persons. Speak your truth qui -etly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignor -ant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive per

-sons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare your -self with others, you may be

-come vain and bitter; for aluays there will be

greater and lesser

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Colorado Springs, Colorado Marybeth Freddes

Zeta Givens

Pbodland PG.Pk, Colorado

Lela Joan Kaufman Enid, Oklahoma

Kathy Jane Klingensmith

per sons than your - Colorado Springs, Co Z.orado self. Enjoy your

achiev-ments as ul3U as your plans.

Keep interested in your oun ca.peer, houl3ver hwnbl.e; it is a real. possession in the changing

fortunes of time. Exercise

caution in your lJusiness af

-fairs; for the world is fuU of trickery. fut Z.et this not

bl.ind you to r.J7at virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere Z.ife is fuZ.Z. of heroism. Be

yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be

cynical. a'bout love; for in the face of aZ.Z.

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B3v Lanier

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Louise Ann Miller Pue bZo, Co Zora.do

Charlene June Morris

Loveland, Colorado

aridity and disen

-c/hantment it is perennial

as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, grace

-fully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden

misfortune. fut do not distress

yourself with imaginings. Many fears are furn of fatigue and

loneliness. Beyond a uizolesome

discipline, be gentle with

yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have

a right to be here. And whether or not it is

clear to you, no

Darlene Jlay Morris Loveland, Colorado

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Sha,mee Jlaye Paulson Mosca, Co Zorado

&lzanne M. Sirronerrnan doubt the universe Colorado Springs, Colorado is unfolding as it should.

Therefore 'be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to 'be, and whatever your lalx>rs

and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With aU its

sham, drudgery and 'broken dreams, it is still a beautiful wrld.

Be careful. Strive to 'be

Janet Trent Napa, California

Senior Class Officers left to right: Shau.nee Paulson, Vice -President; Louise Miller, President; and Lou Ann Cox, Secretary-Treasurer.

Mrs. Jean Johns, R.N., B.S.

Maternity and Newborn Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing

Senior

Faculty

Top from left to right: Valerie Harper, Carol Christensen, Parlxr.ra Fegley and Sheila Frazee.

Fottom from left to right: Nanay Gardella, Suzanne lhrris and Nancy Johnson.

Top from left to right: Pam Konishi, Marty Miller and Janet McClure.

Top from left to right: Parbara Stei.nrt, Roberta 9nith and. Madge Trent.

Pottom from left to right: Sonja Pflughoeft, Susi Pfrangle and

Junior Class Officers top from left to right: Pam Konishi, Treasurer;

S:Jnja Pflughoeft, Vice-Pr>esident.

lbttom from left to right: Debbie Olson, Secretary; Mrs. Edgerton,

Mrs. Ruth Edgerton, R.N., B. S.N. Adult Medical -Surgical Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing

Junior

Mrs. Jan Fuccillo, R.N., B. S.N.

Adult Medical -SUrgical Nursing, Advanced Nursing

Faculty

Miss Lucy \-.right, R.N., B.A., M.S. Adult Medical -8urgical Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing

Class

of

1976

Top from left to right: Teresa Greene, Radiana AldeY'ITlan, Nancy B:>oicn,

Linda Cook and Colette Haynie.

B:Jttom from left to right: Diane Adams, Rebecca Heimel, Cheryl Kester,

Top from left to right: Narda Mason, S:zndra Mccurry, Ann SarWJ.rk, Busan Myrick and Joyce Miller.

Top from left to right: Doug Snith, Rebecca Soper, Donna WhituXJrth, Linda Sportsman, Cherie narren and Charles Tobin.

lbtton from left to right: Vicky Vogt, Melissa Wiltsie and Sharon Stinson.

Freshma,n Class Officers left to right: Cha.rles Tobin, Vice-President;

Cynthia Rowley, Secretary-Tr>easur>er; Nancy fr>om, Governing Council

Representative; Melissa Mltsie, President; Rebecca Soper, Governing

Freshmen After Recognition

FRESHMEN RECOGNITION

heZd on Fe'bruary B, 1974. The ceremony w:s heZd at the Grape and Grain

Restaurant, at uiiich time the joyful Freshmen received their caps from their big sisters.

FRESHMAN RECOGNITION 1974

An exciting time ws the month of September Jbu flocked to schooZ in order to register

fk took aZZ yoUY' money and dressed you in bZue

Then studies began and the time reaZZy fZew.

CZassrooms wre crowded; you wre packed Zike sardines You Zearned about fuses uiien they bZew OU!' machines

You mastered those things Zike vitaZs and such

fut rrnth, Pha!'/11, and Psych; that ws aZmost too much!

Came Christmas vacation, you were gone Zike a fZash Rtt some stiU popped in for occasionaZ chats.

Second quarter is here with new horizons to reach

No doubt '!Pu'ZZ attain them if you Zook, search and seek.

Tonight, you are gathered for a pat on the lx:zck

You've wrked hard, persisted -- in spite of some fZak. The rest wn 't l:e easy, as uppercZassmen wiU teU,

fut 'l;}afoome award guys, to the good ship Beth--EZ.

/G,.d

Ruth Gaston, R.N.

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t-Mrs. Charlotte Meek, R.N., B.E.

!Rsic Nursing

Miss Anne Nelson, R.N., B . .

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Freshmen

RI.sic Nursing, Pharmacology

Faculty

Miss Leann fi:roggins, R. N. , B. S. N.

GOVERNING COUNCIL

Govetuung Council. Top L. to R.: Unda. Lile., Annual. Ec:lU01r.;

Sonja. Pfi.lughoe.6t, Se.CJte.ta.Jr.y; ~,i, P61r.a.ngle., Ltit V-ic.e. P1r.e.-6ide.nt; Va.Jr.le.ne. Mo/t/t.,,{,6, Faeutty•Re.p1r.e1.>e.n;ta;t,<,ve.; LoUMe. Mille.Jr.,

PJr.e.-6ide.nt; a.nd Le.la Ka.u6ma.n, Fa.eulty Re.p1r.e.-6e.nta..:uve. a.nd CSNA

R e.plr.e.-6 e.nta..:uv e..

Middle. L. to R.: Be.v Lanie.Jr., Tlr.e.MU/r.e.Jr.; Le.a.nn Selr.ogg,i,n,6,

Adv,i_,t,01r.; Maltybe.th F1r.e.dde.-6, 2nd V-ic.e. P1r.e.-6ide.nt; a.n.d Suzanne. Sunme.Jr.ma.n, Plr.o

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&Jttom L. to R.: Naney &.ow-i, F1r.e1.>hma.n Re.p1r.e1.>e.n,,ta.,u.ve.; Be.eky Sope.Jr., F1r.e1.>hma.n Re.p1r.e1.>e.nta..:uve.; Je.a.nne.

Sa.Jr.w,

STUDENT BODY

stu.de.n.t Pody

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Ed.ito1t; Sonja. P6fughoe.6:t, Se.c.Jte.:ta.Jty; Su.,6,i, P61ta.ngle., 1J.i:t V,<,Ge.

P 1te.J.i ,i,d e.n.t; Va.Jl.l e.n e. Mo /tlt,(,J.i , Fa c.ul;ty R e.p1t e.J.i e.n:ta:t,i,v e.; Lo UM e.

Mille.It, P1te.J.i,i,de.n.t; and Le.la Kau.fiman, CSNA Re.p1te.J.ie.n:ta:t,i,ve..

&l:t:tom L. :to R. : Be.v La.Me.It, T 1te.a.J.iu.1te.1t; Le.ann Sc.lt.ogg,i,nJ.i,

Adv,<,J.io1t; Ma.1tybe.:th F1te.dde.J.i, 2nd V-te.e. P1te.J.i,i,de.n:t and Suzanne.

COLORADO

STUDENT NURSES

ASSOCIATION

CSNA 066-lc.Vt.6. Top L. to R.: LOUA,.6e. MJlleJt, CSNA Stude.nt NU!r.6 e. o

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futtom L. to R. : ValeJt-le. Hall.pelt, 1.6t V-lc.e. P1!.e1.>-lde.nt; Mcvt.ty M-lUeJt, Se.Me.tall.y; Unda Lile., .sta.:te. Tll.e.a.6Ull.eJt; Nanc.y John.1.>on, Tll.e.a.6Ull.eJt; and Sue. H ~ , Me.mbelt.6h-lp and Re.qll.U-ltme.nt.

CAP IS DISPLAYED

The American Hospital Associa

-tion (AHA) has chosen this uniquely designed nursing cap from the Beth-El

Sohool of Nursing to 'be put on dis

-play at its centennial year conven

-tion in Chicago, Ill. The school also sent the AHA tw dolls dressed

in the uniform of the school's first

graduate in 1913 and the uniform of today, which will be put on perma,nent

display along with a pin and the cap·

at.the association's Chicago head

-quarters. The l3eth-El Sohool of

Nursing, which is affiliated with Memorial Hospital, is the only school

in Colorado to 'be selected for this

honor.

UNIFORMS

Dolls dr>essed in original uniform and uniform of today.

Sc.nior.s

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Louise MiUer u11s chosen student Nurs~ of the Year

for the 1973 - 74 school year at Peth-El.

The student Nurse of the Year is chosen for her

participation in the Colorado Student Nurses' Association,

school involvement and participation in community activities. After being chosen student Nurse of the Year for her District, the student then competes with other nursing students at Fall

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