Beth-El School of Nursing Yearbook (1976)

1976

BEfH~EL

SCHOOL

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NURSING

CONGRESS,

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We, the Student Body of Beth-El, would like to dedicate our 1976 yearbook to Mrs. Anne Rinehart. We thank her for her gift of friendship to us. We remember that her door was always open to us regardless of how small or great our need. Her deep concern in the school was shown by countless hours of effort in counseling,

teaching, and administration. Her family also gave her and the school much support. We are grateful for their volunteer services in moving the school. Her sense of humor, enthusiasm, curiosity, skill, knowledge, and genuine caring fulfilled the qualities of a successful director. She was dedicated to the Student Body and the improvement of the objectives of the school. We hope that our dedication to nursing will be worthy of her efforts on our behalf.

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SENIORS

JUNIORS

<FRESHMEN

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<A.'DVER<fISING

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Every country has its own flag. Our flag did not always look the way it does today. In the early days the colonists lived in thirteen separate

colonies, each with its own flag.

The first days of the Revolutionai;y War, the colonists carried their old flags into battle. They needed one flag to stand for all the colonies

fighting together. The American flag was to have

a star and a stripe for each of the thirteen colonies.

The Betsy Ross Flag with 'the stars arranged in a circle was based on the idea that no colony should

take precedence. This flag evolved into our present day flag.

All other flags soon disappeared ~ffer the Stars

and Stripes was adopted, yet the insjgnia shown

on some of them appears occasionally on a state

flag.

Betsy Ross Flag

I believe in the United States of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic, a sovereign nation of many sovereign states; a perfect union, one and inseparable; established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to love it, to support its constitu-tion, to obey its laws, to respect its flag, and to

def end it against all enemies.

- William Tyler Page

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sectionalism, no North. South, East or West: You are all dependent one on another and should be one in union. In one word, be a nation: be Ameri-cans, and be true to yourselves.

- George Washington First President John Adams Second President Mr. Marshall Petring, Executive Director, Memorial Hospital Thomas Jefferson Third President Mrs. Wally Sliter, R.N.

Director, Nursing Service

Memorial Hospital

James Madison

Board of Trustees of Memorial Hospital (left to right): Mr. G. E. Johnson, Mr. Floyd Pettie, Mr. Gerald Tolley, Mr. Michael Abrahm, Mrs. Janice Blakely, Mr. Edgar Gregory, Mr. Leo Ververs, Mr. Joe Cantrell, Mr. E. E. Corbin. Not pictured: Dr. Alan Rapp, Dr. J. Maxwell

Declaration of Independence: This holy band of our Union.

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Heritage

-Thomas Jefferson

When we are planning for posterity, we ought to remember that virtue is not hereditary.

-Thomas Paine

Today is yesterday's pupil.

-Benjamin Franklin

One man with courage makes a majority.

-Andrew Jackson

Thomas Jefferson: A gentleman of thirty-two, who could calculate an eclipse, survey an estate, tie an artery, plan an edifice, try a case, break a horse, dance a minuet and play the violin.

National honor is national property of the highest value.

-James Monroe

- James Parton

We admit of no government by divine right . . . the only legitimate right to

govern is an express grant of power from the governed.

I dvnt 't know who my grandfather was; I am much more concerned to know who his grandson will be.

- William Henry Harrison

Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, riches take wings. Only one thing endures, and that is character.

-Horace Greeley

Provi{ie11ce has showered on this land blessings 1w.thout number, and has chosen you as the guardians of Freedom. to preserve. it for the benefit of the human r.ace ],.fay He enable you to guard and defend to the end of time the gr.eat charge He has committed to your keeping. -Andrew Jackson

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-William Allen White

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"My mind wanders to past days, to lost moments,

and I think about those things which made me

happiest. I guess it was the sunlight spread across

the mountain peaks or the simshine-brilliance of a

friend's smile. These would always warm my soul."

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MM. L. Je.a.n John6, R.N. B.S. and M.S.

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MM. Ruth E. EdgvLton., R.N., B.S.N. F Jz.eJ.i hmen. 1 n..6bw.c.to Jz.

MM. ChaJll.otte E. Mee~, R.N., B.E.

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COLETTE

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CHERYL JENSEN

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ANN M. RIVGE CINVY ROWLEY

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CHARLES W. TOBIN III "Ta,il,- En.d Cha.Jt.Li,e."

FM away :theAe. ,i,n. :the. J.iunohln.e. Me. my hlghM:t Mp.-iJr..a;tlono.

I may n.o:t nea.eh :the.m, bu:t I ean. look up an.d J.ie.e. :thw bea.u:ty, be.Ue.ve. ,i,n. :the.m, an.d :tAy :to

6oilow wheAe. :the.y lea.d. - Lou,i,J.,a May Aleo:t:t

CLASS OF 1976

SONG:

"Su.n6Mn.e. on. my Shoutde.11!' COLORS:

Yellow an.d WWe. FLOWER:

MOTTO:

Yellow Te.a Ro-0e. an.d

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Sta.n.~n.g: Vou.g SmUh, P.tr.uide.n.:t.

Su.ting (lent to tugh:t) : Na.tr.da MaMn., Se.c..tr.e.ta..tr.y -T.tr.e.Mu..tr.e..tr. an.d Vic.e.-P.tr.u~e.n.:t; An.n.e. Nwon., ClM-0 Spon6o.tr.; an.d Be.c.ky Sope..tr., Fac.u.l:ty Re.p.tr.ue.n.:tative. an.d P.tr.onu-0ion.al S:tan.da.Jui6.

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S:ta.ncung (lent to JU.ght) : Jody Ve.mp1.ite1t,

San.dll.a. Cttol.il.i, and Cyn.thJ.,a Plant.

S..l:t;ting (lent to JU.ght) : Jod,i, Catu

and K.wty HaltlU.l.i.

S:ta.ncung (lent to JU.ght) : Kathy SpJU.ngeJt,

Bil1 Stoddattd, and Judy Long.

S..l:t;ting (lent to JU.ght) : Cec-i.L<.a Mazze.;t;t,i,,

Vebbie wwh, CheJttjl KuteJt, and Shelley Pybuttn.

S.ta.ncUng (.te.6,t to lvi.gh,t) : SU!.>an AndeJU>on, Lou Anne. Be.n.1.>on,

and Vanna Wh-UwoJr.:th.

S.a,t,,i,ng (le.6t to lvi.ght) : Ve.bbie.

CCVULoU and Be.th Go~ne.ll.

S.ta.nding: Ke.nda Ya:tu

S.a,t,,i,ng (le.6t to lvi.ght): Jane.:t Jonu

and Rade.ne. Rob~

Not pic.:tuJr.e.d: Ma11.y Ann Mltu, Chuc.k. &dd.te., Jamu Blz.auvz., Be.c.k.y He.hne..t, Tvz.lvi. LM~we.U,

and C ~ Wugt.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Stancli..ng (le6t to ,u_ght): Judy Long, P11.uident; and Cindy Plant,

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CLASS OF 1977

SONG:

"No Man I J., An faland COLORS:

FoMUt G11.een and Gold

FLOWER:

Va,i_,!, y Mum

MOTTO:

"L,i,6e IJ., Woll.th ShaM.ng"

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S-tanc:Ung (.le.6,t :t.o !U.gh-t) : Ma1tua. Ha,i,/u.,:t.on, SMan Rite.hey, SM an Pa1tlun.6, and

Katun Beil.

S,i.,t,ting ( .le. 6,t :t.o Jug h,t) : J uLie. F eM.aJta.,

Va.le.Jue. Tay.loll., Va.le.Jue. CM:t.e.11., and Luunda Wal.le.I!..

S-tanc:Ung (.le.6:t, :t.o ,ugh:t,); June. Fa.lk.e.nl>:t.un

and Ve.b11.a Whitne.y.

S,i.,t,ting (.le.6,t :t.o tu.gh-t) : Cindy Sa:t.k.ow.la.k,

Luunda Wa.t.e.e.11. and Candy Kw

S.tand,[ng (le.6.t .to JUght): Lynda. MulheJtan, CheJtyl MwnmeJty, Ccvwle. IveJL6on, and

TheJtv.ia Goui.aN:.

S,i;t,ung (le.6.t .to JUghti : J e-6.6,<-e.a Nilka.,

wa Von Engle.n , Pame.la Pappa.6, and Sane/Jr.a. Lowtty.

Standing (le.6.t .to JUght) : John Ge.n.tze.l and Vanna Knull.

S,i;t,ung

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Battbatta Batttle..in, and Je.an Mc.Gtta.th.

Sta.ncung (le.6,t to Ju.ght) : Sandll.a. Jac.ob.o

and Lavina. We.UeJz..

S,i,;t,;t,i_ng (le.t5t to Ju.ght) : Joan MyeJL.6,

Pe.ggy Thoma.J.i, and TheJz.e..o,i_a. Ma.J.itovic.h •

Not pic.tu!te.d: LoltJW..,[_ne. Cloud, Jan Me..o.oingeJz., Ccvwlyn Mo1tgan, Va.le.Ju.e. MulbeJz.geJz., Ka.1te.n We.U-6, Blte.nda WU!tn, and Ea.Jtle.ne. StoveJz..

FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS

Stand,i.ng : Donna Knutt, SecJte.:ta.Jty.

S.ltt,i,ng (lent to Jught): Judy Mangone, V-lc..e P11,,v.,,ldent; and BMbMa

BaJt.ttun, P 11,,v.,-ldent.

Not pic..tMed: SMan R-ltc..hey, T11,,ecu,UAe11,,;

and Sally Olcl6, Clcu,1., Spon1.io11,,.

CLASS OF 1978

SONG:

COLORS:

Blue. and Gold FLOWER:

CMnat-<-on MOTTO:

"Love. I.6 He.al-<-ng"

FRESHMEN RECOGNITION FEBRUARY , 19 7 6 39

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P,i,e,tuJte.d oil.Om le.6,t :to Jught: M11.. E. Th11.>le.y Ray, .6 e.Mol!. v,i,c.e. p11.u,i,de.nt ,i,n c.hMg e. o 6 :the. H e.le.ne.

Fu.1,d He.aUh T11.U.6:t Fund de.pM:tme.nt 06 :the. MaJune.

M,i,d,tand Bank 06 New Yo11.k, p11.ue.mng a c.he.c.k ,i,n

:the. amount 06 $30,000.00 :to Miu.,. Je.an John.6,

V,<_1!.e.e,to11. o 6 :the. Be.th-El Sc.hool o 6 NuM,i,ng

6011. puJtc.ha.6 e. and ,<,n.6:ta.t.e.atio n o 6 c.l0.6 e.d c_,<_/!.c_u,i,:t

T.V. e.qu,i,pme.nt, v,i,de.o :tapu, and ubll.MtJ

ac.qu,i,-.6@on.6. Mil.. MaMhal Pe.:t!Ung, l:xe.c.utive.

V,<_1!.e.e,to11. o 6 Me.mo/!.,<,a,t H0.6 p,i_;ta,e_, ,<,,6 .6 hown ac.c.e.pting

:the. c.ontll.ae,t be:twe.e.n :the. He..te.ne. Fu.1,d He.a.e.:th

Tll.U.6:t Fund and Be.th-El Sc.hool

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Memo/!.,<,a,t Ho.6p,i_;ta,e_,

The. Beth-El Sc.hoof. 06 N1.1N.>ing WM 1te.c.e.nte.y awaJuied a.

$30,000.00 g1ta.n;t 61tom :the. He.le.ne. Fui.d He.a.Uh TJc..Uo:t Fund 601t :the. pUll.c.hM e. a.nd iw.,:ta..U.a.t,fo n o

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The. He.le.ne. Fui.d He.al.th TJc..Uo:t Fund WM i ~ e . d a. numbe.1t 06 ye.a.lt.6 a.go :to pltovide. 601t g1ta.n-l6 :to dlploma. .6c.hool.6 06 nl.1N.>ing 601t e.xpe.ndaUll.e..6 not a.ble. :to be. p1tavided 601t in :the. .6c.hool '.6

budget outlay. Among :the. fund.6 06 be.ne.6,lt6 de.lt)..ve.d 61tom :the. Fund by o:the.Jt .6c.hool.6 06 n1.1N.>ing in :the. pM:t ye.a.lt.6 Me. .6c.hola.Jt-.6Mp.6, 1te.mode.lling 06 .6c.hool and nl.1N.>ing buildlng.6, 1te.buildlng 06 .6c.hool.6, lib1ta.1ty buildlng.6, pUltc.hMM 06 .6c.hool ;tJta.w.,poltta.-.:Uo n buJ.i e..6 , e.tc..

A polltion 06 :tw .6c.hool'.6 g1ta.n;t pltOvidu 601t e.duc.a.ung one. 6a.c.ui.ty me.mbe.1t 61tam Be.th-El

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MM. Je.an Johw.,, V)..Jte.c.tolt 06 :the. Sc.hoof. 06 N1.1N.>ing,

hM duigna.te.d Mu-6 Ruth Gal.don, He.a.Uh and Iw.,e.1tvic.e. Cooltdlna.to1t

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Naney B~own WM eho-0en S:tu.dent Nwi6e 06 the Y~ 60~ ~e 7975-7976

-0ehoo.R.. y ~ M Beth-EL The -0tu.dent body eleded M-w-0 l3Jr..own 60~ h~

paJLU,upwon in the ColoMdo S:tu.dent Nwi6e'-0 A6-0o~on, -0ehoo.R..

involvement, and pMtiupMion in eommu.Mty amviliu. A6t~ bung

ehMen 60~ t w pMilion, the S:tu.dent Nwi6e 06 the YeM 6Mm Beth-U

attendo ~e ColoMdo S:tu.dent Nwi6e '-0 A6-0o~on '-0 annual Fall

Roundup. H~e -0he eompetu W-Uh oth~ nWl1>ing -0:tu.denu 6~om

p~o-gMrn-O in ColoMdo 60~ the hono~ 06 ColoMdo Stu.dent Nwi6e 06 the

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1 expec.,t to pal.ii.> th,u, way btd o nc.e;

any good the1te6one

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STUVENT BOVY OFFICERS

Sta.nd,i,ng (le.ft to JUght): Unda. $poJttl.ima.n, CSNA Chahuna.n; Ce.e,,i,,U,a. Ma.zze;t:t.,i_, Bll.e.a.k-.thttough Chahuna.n; Ka.thy SplUngVt,

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S,U,:U,ng (le.nt to JUght) : Cindy Rowle.y, Se.c.1te.tMy; Ann R,i,,dge., Vic.e.-Pttuide.nt;

a.nd Sha.Ito n StinM n, Pttu..ui.e.nt.

&U Stodda.1td Student Body

GOVERNING COUNCIL

S.tand,i_n.g (le.6,t ;t.o Ju.ght:) : Linda. Spoll.:t6man, Na1tda.

MMon, Cindy Rowley, Beeky SopeJt, Ann ~ge,

a.nd Na.ney Bil.Own.

Sating (le6;t. ;t.o Ju.gh;t) : Ba1tba1ta. Ba!Lttun, J11.dy Long , S ha1to n Stino on, a.nd Ka.;t.hy S ptung eJt.

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PROFESSIONAL

STANVARVS

Sta.ncUng (.le.o,t to ,ught): Cindy Rowley, Be.c.k.y Sope.Jt, ShaMn StinMn, Ann Ridge., a.nd Ka.thy Sptunge.Jt.

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STAFF

Sta.ncli..ng (lent to Jught): John Gentzel, yeaJtbook photogMpheJt; and

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S-i.,tt,i,ng: Naney B~own, ecli..to~.

Not PietLUted:

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Knul.l, Pam PappM. and

Lou Anne Be~on, adveJl.t,i.,6ing.

Cindy Rowley

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