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YEARBOOK ADVISOR'S MESSAGE
The theme for the 1993 Beth-El Chart is "Nursing: Yesterday, Today, Forever." The cover print depicts a nurse from yesterday in the fore-front. In the open door behind this scene is today's nurse. The door behind her is open to tomorrow's bright future of nursing. This cover photo is printed with permission of Pro-Nurse, Washington, D.C.
Beth-El yearbooks have documented our commitment and dedication to caring through-out the years. The TPR (temperature, pulse, respiration), published from 1925 to 1932, set
high standards of professionalism, literary quality and good humor. Yearbooks were not
published during the depression and the war years. Reestablished in 1958, the school had a
variety of distinctive titles for the yearbook including The Retractor and The Past Record. In 1978, the title of The Beth-El Chart was introduced. It has been my privilege to be year-book advisor since I joined Beth-El School of Nursing in I 974. The yearbook has a proud past, present, and future.
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DEDICATION
The 1993 Beth-El Chart dedicates this yearbook to Dr. Betty
Hop-ping. She is a special nurse/educator who has dedicated herself to the welfare and education of students.
We look to Betty for her honesty, open door policy and advocacy.
Betty has contributed greatly to the progress of Beth-El College. We are very fortunate to have her here .
God went to the garden to pick out the best. He made them nurses then left the rest. God blessed their eyes to hide the tears.
Then graced their hearts to show no fears.
God only knows how we hurt inside.
As we tend the sick with humble pride.
Karen Bigler Susan Block Mary Bonner
Leab Bork Diana Brockbagen Jill Clark
Pamela Danenberg Anne Dennis Kathryn Epler
CLASS OF 1993
Jill Fischer Marcia FitzGerald James Fredrickson
Karalyn Gougeon Stephanie Hanenberg Heidi Haney
Kristy Hunemuller Deborah Isner Diane Jacobs
Sonja Kindall Denise Legere Ginger Lewallen
Claudia Martinez Christine Mondragon Janelise Morris
CLASS OF 1993
Whitney Pinto Lisa Pizzitola Joan Schoendaller
Karen Seelye Heidi Selden Sandra Sharp
Christina Sherrow Susan Singmaster David Smart
Carolyn Southworth Shelly Zehm Laura Pachelli, RN Sandra Toomey Nancy Binkley, RN Theresa Tilton, RN Linda Winters Tina Cambell, RN
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Susan Canterbury Janice Gruetzmacher Penny Parker Elisama Aragon John Campbell Mary Campbell Carol Clapper Carol Hein Carol Ketchum Allison Landis Lise Leigh Carolyn Johnston Marcia Marill Betsy Philips Cindy Potter Karen Sawyer Carole Whitney Diedra ZeineCLASS OF 1993
THANK YOU FROM THE CLASS OF 1993
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Heidi Haney, Karen Bigler, Whitney Pinto, Carolyn Southworth, Janelise Morris, Claudia Martinez, Diana Brockhagen, Susan Block, Pamela Danenberg and Anne Den-nis at Whitney's baby shower.
J anelise Morris taking the Peds final.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President Vice President Secretary /Treasurer P.A.C.C. Professional Standards Fun Run Faculty Representative Curriculum Representative Yearbook Sponsor Class Flower Class Colors Class Motto Pamela Danenberg Linda Winters Whitney Pinto Shelly Zehm Susan Block
Pamela Dan en berg Stephanie Hanenberg Janelise Morris Whitney Pinto Susan Block Ellen Biebesheimer White Rose
Dusty Rose and Gray
"A Caring Heart Heals"
''Let's
Wrap It
Up"
Senior Year
...
Is
Finally Here!!!
The OB's, Peds and the community,
spreading health and wellness
for the world to see!
As if you haven't had enough of
all of this,
you've had to prove your weight in gold again in Synthesis.
You've gained the skills in Management it takes to be the best,
And you know that character is built on anxiety and stress.
You are the cream of the crop,
you sure are cool,
you made it through four years of nursing school.
(or 5 or 6 ... )
Si nee all this didn't land you in the mental ward,
don't you get cocky, still got to pass the state board.
It was tough, but you can be
glad ...
You can hold your head high
Now you're a BETH-EL
GRAD!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
:njoy the night shift.
:rformed by the Do Not Sisters- Judie, Laureen, and
Whitney
I ords by Judie Chandler
anelise Morris and Susan Block at Whitney's Baby shower.
Carolyn Southworth and Claudia Mar
-tinez trying to figure out answer at
OUTWARD BOUND: An Alternative to Learning
Several Beth-El seniors chose the experience of Outward Bound to explore their innerselves. Through Outward Bound they learned survival techniques, skills in
building self esteem and pushing themselves to their personal limits.
Judith Chandler and Whitney Pinto take a
hike in the Superstition Mountains in
Ari-zona.
Marcia Fitzgerald, Debbie Helgeson and Anne Dennis paddle
down the Colorado River.
Whitney Pinto and Judith Chandler climb to the top.
Formal class portrait of the Class of
1943 on the steps of Beth-El Hospital
(soon to be renamed Memorial Hospi-tal). These students proudly wear the traditional navy blue/gold lined cape.
UNIFORMS
PAST
PRESENT
CHANGES
OVER THE
YEARS
The uniform changes support the uniqueness andindivid-uality of our diverse student
population. • Joanne Bonicelli Students have input in the decision making process. • Marilyn Atwood uri h c I r ho Memorial
ospital's 50th anniversary (Spring, 992), Beth-El students modeled
uni-orms from both the past and present.
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ctual student uniforms of 1957-60.
This uniform required 13 safety pins, 2
cuff links and 2 buttons with shanks. A
student who failed to get it together the
night before was in trouble the next
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The 1960 graduation uniform was d
a-cron and cotton made by White Swan. It seemed so soft after all that starch. It boasted ¾ length sleeves, generous pockets and a slightly flared skirt.
The smock-type, blue pin stripped uni-form was worn by Beth-El students from 1989 to 1992.
Jill Clark, wearing the OR cap and uniform of the 1920's, gets help with final adjustments from Marcia Fitzgerald. Marcia is modeling the cap and traditional student uniform of the 1920's and official Glee Club uniform of
the 1930's.
Students now enjoy the freedom of choosing their own styles of a white uniform for clinicals. The only require-ment is that they properly display the Beth-El patch along with their name tag on the left upper side of the uniform.
CLASS OF
1943
Dorothy S. Connor
Mary Elizabeth Corn
Geraldine Custer
Betty Jean Dodge
Connie Belle Erickson
Nadine D. Geiger
Leola Lucille Simmons
I valee Lohoff Head
Thelma Pauline King
Chika Kosuge
Ruth Krauth Marian Y'Vonne Poarch
Janice Ida Russell
On Monday evening, June 7, 1943, Beth-El General Hospital (soon to be known
as Memorial Hospital,) honored their graduating class of thirteen nurses at the
Methodist Church. The above students and families were entertained by musical so
-los, the Beth-El Glee Club and repeated the Florence Nightingale pledge after
pre-sentation of diplomas and pins.
An informal reception followed graduation in the Hibbard Hall by members of
the Women's Society of Christian Services.
Cindra Arnold Linda Atnip Joseph Bagstad Dorinda Bailey Jeff Bain Heidi Baird Ghuree Barlettano Brian Bell Sonya Bernard Jill Bjerke Joanne Bonicelli Dot Boschert Kathleen Bowman Marilynn Bradish Francine Bravo-Crowley Naomi Brown John Burkman Kathryn Burris Katherine Carter Victoria Casile Kathleen Catlin Joy Celiberti Susan Conde Michelle Connelly Melissa Cordova Jennifer Darvin Lisa Davis Julie Dickey Frances Duran Cindy Eckhardt
FEATURING
...
DOT
Besides volunteering in the ER at Me-morial Hospital, Dot Boschert is groupleader of Beth-El's Christian Fellowship. "I see nursing as a way to meet both the
physical and spiritual needs of others.
Jesus not only healed the physical suffer
-ing of those He touched, He provided
spiritual healing through His death and resurrection."
Dot is thankful for her daughter,
Jennifer, age 15. She enjoys working with children and wants to be a peds nurse.
Laura Eicher Judie Eldred-Chandler Ruth Finley Monique Fitch Debby French Susan Furneaux Judy Gerhardt Mary Geyer Denise Grabow Cindy Grush Diane Harder Wendy Heltzel Laura Himberger Mariclare Hoffmann Stacey Hudson Michael Hunke Kellie Jannot Lynn Jargowsky Tam Johnson Marilyn Kirk 19
Starla Lustica Jenny Machotka Lisa Mann Etha Martinson Judy Michalenko Beth Miller Valerie Monkres Loretta Morehead Sheryl Moyer Brenda O'Brien Heather Plescha Monica Preston Candice Prosceno JoAnn Reiss Chia Richmeier Loretta Roe Cheryl Rudolph Betty Samelson
Jennifer Scott Lucinda Scrittore Carolyn Shoemaker Yvette Siegert Roberta Skar Roxy Stein Amy Steinert Aimee Theelen Christine Thompson Carla Tooke Tyndall Hiroko Jodi VanGorder
Dana Svanberg
Amy Thomas Brenda Thomas
Junior C/a.ss Oflic,n /992-93
President ... Joanne Bonicdli
Vice President. ... Kathy Catlin
Secretary/
Treasurer ... Melissa Cordova PPAC Excc:utive
Council ... Marilyn Bradish Professional Standards .. Francine Bra
vo-Crowley
Standards or Conduct .... Betty Samclson Fun Run Committee ... Jeff Bain Curriculum Committee . Susan Conde Faculty Organization ... Monica Preston
Recruitment ... Cindy Grush Yearbook ... Laureen Wark Newsletter ... Judy Gerhardt
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JUNIOR YEAR ... THIS IS WHAT I FEARED The make or break year I've been waiting
for-half way there, and two more to go.
Just what I wanted, educational wealth,
Gerontology, Adult Care & Mental Health! The "golden oldies" and the "looney bin"
I think I'll just go CHECK MYSELF IN!
Oh what it is ... Pathophis ...
Sometimes I hate school, other times I think it's fine,
Oh Hope, does this mean that I'm a budding
borderline?
And Jo, I'm starting to wonder in Gerontology, why all Alzheimers patients remember more
than me.
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Helen VanHorn Cassandra V arrick Betty Walker Regina Walker Laureen Wark Lisa Wayman Theresa Williams Yolanda Wilsont
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I'm gonna lurch ... gotta take Research ... Betty, my proposal is on wiping a behind,
is it best done back to front or front to back I hope to find.
Thanks to Pathophis, I know that I am ailing, so it really doesn't matter that this course I am
failing.
I've diagnosed myself with everything, from psoria-sis to a tumor
since I only have 6 months to live I have to keep good humor.
But my confidence is building what a great nurse I'll be,
Look Kit and Linda, I can start an IV! Hey look at me . . . I can start an IV ...
HE'S EVERYWHERE
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Former narcotics police officer, Larry Rawlinson is a sophomore at Beth-El. Desiring a career change, Larry has cho-sen nursing because it fits his caring/nur-turing personality. Larry's wife, Sandy, is
a certified neonatal RN presently
work-ing at PCH. Sandy will be pursuing her
BSN at Beth-El this spring. Larry's
daughter, Andrea, will be a freshman this fall. In the bookstore, answering the phone, or just helping out, Larry can be seen everywhere. Wanda Ashbaugh Elizabeth Atayde Kathleen Barcus Donna Beckwith Michele Brown Shawn Brown-Martin Cheryl Burr Syvilla Campbell Monique Candies Margaret Carrino Heather Chisman Sheri Coe Wendi Cunningham Rebekah Curry Sandy Dalal Cindy Dalton John Davies Jennifer Delich Tammy Deveaux Craig Duston 23
24 Dennis Feltz Elizabeth Flanigan Annabelle Florez Wendy Fobes Tammy Ford Wanda French Melanie Frost-Wells Jane Fugate Wanda Fuller Robin Galloway Shelly Goins Richard Hart Gisela Herman Tracie Hill Tina Hoffmann Kristi Hurd Debra Ingram James Irwin Michelle Jarrell Durelle Jones Mariellen Junod Michelle Kahler Sharon Kimball Rebecca Kubala
Linda Kuitert Peter Larson Rhonda Lenert Joanne Manderfeld Anna Martinez Jennifer McCord
I \ Michelle McDowell Andrew McFadden Ronda McIntosh Cheryl McKenna Frank McMurrey J. Edwards Melgares Sandra Negron Christina Novak Susan Parker Brent Persons Danielle Piscitello Nicole Posch Joan Price Tisha Purdy Denise Ramos Larry Rawlinson William Roche Mike Rowland Rebecca Schopbach Lori Shrewsbury Lisa Sopko June Starck Jennifer Stone Sherri Taylor Lea VanLaningham Erin Wardwell Anna Weslin Sandra Wheeler Carolyn White Denyce Widener 25
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Lorri Williams
Valerie Williams
Sophomores on break
SOPHOMORE YEAR ... I'M GETIIN IN GEAR
Made it through the very first year, and there's still a chance for me,
But I've gotta pass Pharmacology!
Gonna learn aU the drugs from acetominophen to zinc,
Trish, could you recommend one to stimulate my brain to think?
absorb, metabolize, distribute and excrete.
That's not aU • Health Assessment is my fate,
gotta palpate, percuss and auscultate.
Oh what a thrill ... there's more to come still.
In the spring I think I'm at the pinnacle, cause I fmaUy get to go to clinical, Get 10 give an injection, gonna do my best, Where's the greater trocanter an the iliac crest?
Sally, this is great ... forgot to aspirate!
That's not aU, I get to make the beds, insen a catheter and pass the meds.
Ellen, this one's for you:
do, do, pJease, remember, this,
or drug, dose, route, patient, time you'll miss.
One more thing, I've got the aseptic shield known all around as the sterile field. And if I break it, the burden I won't carry,
I'll just ask for a visit from the sterile fairy! Oh wholly cow, here she comes now.
This year I've gained more knowledge than I've ever had, it's a body fluid if it's wet and smells bad.
And I finally know the name for all my moping,
It's called "ineffective individual coping!"
NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Brett Ackerman Sandora Beers Heidi Bell Vanessa Botts Alma French Theresa Hartley
,J::i Jane Holway fuu0Kathleen Roberts
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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT, Craig Duston VICE PRESIDENT, Ed Melgares
SECRETARY, Wanda French
TREASURER, Gisela Herman YEARBOOK
COMMITTEE, Lorri Williams, Rebecca Schopbach
PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS
COMMITTEE, Jane Fugate
FACULTY ORGANIZATION, Gene Cannon STANDARDS OF CONDUCT, Anna Martinez CURRICULUM REPRESENTATIVE, Wendy Cunningham FUND RAISING/
ENDOWMENT, Cindy Dalton EXECUTIVE COUNCIL P.A.C.C.,
Jenny McCord
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Barbra Abling Michael Alarcon Kathleen Baldridge Eric Baxter Susan Beeman Deanna Belveal Hanne Christensen Jeremy Conrad Sheila Cox Laura Cuomo Gayle Currie Mary Jo Davis Brenda Dungan Timothy Engle Susan Ettington Bonnie Forbes Alycia Foster Pam Galkowski Karen Gardow Victoria Garrett Cynthia Graul Jackie Heilig Catherine Janoka Rowena Johnson . Maria Jones Rebecca Juarez Dina Keenan Leanne King Pamela King Jim LaLuzerneSUPERMOM
... KAREN
Besides being a freshman, Karen Stevens
is also taking an EMT-B course in hopes
of working in trauma care. She is
pres-ently a third-rider with Woodland Park
Ambulance. Karen moved here three years ago from Dallas with her husband,
Gary, and children Amy and Aaron.
When Karen is not studying or working,
the family is usually skiing in winter or
climbing fourteeners and camping in the
summer. Diane Law Debbie Lawrence Judene Lewis Carol Lighty Tamara Love Phil Martin Tonja Mattie Susan McBroom Staci McCrory Susan Moberly Kathleen Nelson Christina Ortelt Nancy Oyloe Rhonda Paulich Leighann Penny Sharon Rainwater Heather Reid Margie Reno Carol Rivett Alesia Routh
30 Terrie Ryan-Thomas Jan Sams Dawn Schroeder Wendy Sims Laurie Smith Karen Stevens William Taylor Susan Thomas Mary Beth Varrone Nancy Wagoner
Richard Wallace Adrienne Walsh
Krista Warner
"LET'S WRAP IT UP"
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FRESHMAN YEAR ... WHAT AM I DOING HERE?
Hey I want to be a nurse, but this can't be
A & P, stats and chemistry!
Things like Micro and Psych into my brain are pounded, Hey I'm good with people must I really be well rounded?
If that's not enough to make the year dreary,
Gotta learn to communicate and know something called a "theory".
Linda, I'm gonna show ... I can be like Flo. That's Nightingale.
What's more I can't help but moan and groan,
cause hanging over my head is that student loan!
But that's ok, my credit is good at the national bank of Marilyn Atwood!
Gonna learn the nursing process, and it's causin me strife,
for the next four years there goes my social life!
Assess, diagnose, plan, implement, evaluate.
I can be a great nurse, I just know I can if I understood that foreign language,
called a "nursing care plan."
NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Marilyn Batalden Kathleen Beaubian Penny Bost Alicia Boroff Eugene Cannon Karen Cella Dawn Cogan Tonia Dailey Valerie Davis Charles Ducher Le Vella Dunbar Kevin Field Tammy Fischer Andrew Flenker Barbara Fontenot Barbara Frame Carolyn Frick Deborah Haring Michelle Harvey Lisa Hatfield Susanne Hawk Kelvin Jack Laura Johnson
Marsha Kaaoush
Irene King
Eric Kinsman
Elizabeth Lambert
Michelle LaMere
Kristine Lardie Carol Lawson Sarah Lowe Carolyn McFall Maureen McNight Camala Mohrenweiser Charles Myers Sandra O'Rear Lisabeth Paradise Angela Peduzzi Cynthia Raugust Michelle Stone Sean Suttles Pamela Varnado Sandra White Lillian Wolfson
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SHOTS,
CHANGING MANY
CHAMBER POTS
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TEACHING, TRAINING,
SPREADING CHEER,
ALLEVIATING PATIENTS' FEARS
OVERWORKED AND UNDERPAID
'M A NURSE - I'VE GO~ IT MADE!
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Linda Anderson Pitchen Cairns Joyce Deno Lynn Fiedeldey Patricia Flanders Louise Hiatt Susan Holman Carolyn Johnston Carol Ketchum Cheryl Linn Mary McCullum Patricia Penny Erika Peterhoff Kandiss Rouse-Lee Sharon Salemo Shirley Sawyer Irene Shanks Nicole Skinner Neva SpencerCindy Szabelski
Susan Watkins
Kenda Williams
Carole Whitney
Yvonne Ackerman Patricia Albright Valerie Bye Nancy Carter Pamela Cobb Kathryn Davidson Cecilia DeShaies Lisa Diamond Marina Downing Colette Hensley Vanessa Howell
Terri Hulsey
Debra Jenson Michelle Largent Janet Larson Charlene Lindsey Catherine Lloyd Cynthia Loucel Diane Mangan Colleen McMartin Maryanne Miss Nancey Mondragon Mary Moorhouse Gail Murray Patrice Pate Donna Pinson Amy Qualls Antonio Ramos, Jr. Sandy Rawlinson Barbara Robinson Lana Ryden Mary Seals Melissa Shavor Tracy Shurig Laurie Slack Barbara Sterling Bambi Sullivan Wendy Tinsley Donna Weisser
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I'.: Goals/Purpa,;es
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L Provide support to peers.
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1'w_ III. Grow in faith through
,J · . scnptural study.
-f. P IV. Prepare the Christian to 1 · i; • share the Word.
Nurse's Christian Fellowship meets once a week to study the Bible.
Reaching out to fellow students in need, funds were raised to provide turkeys for the holidays.
A Good Definition of Grace
When a person works an eight-hour day and receives a fair day's pay for his time, that is a wage.
When a person competes with an opponent and receives a trophy for
his performance, that is a prize.
When a person receives appropriate recognition for his long service or high achievements, that is an award.
But when a person is not capable of earning a wage, can win no prize, and deserves no award-yet receives such a gift anyway-that is a good picture of God's unmerited favor. This is what we mean when we talk about the grace of God.
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of your selves: it is the gift of God: not o works, lest any man should boas (Eph. 2:8-9).
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IN
MEMORIAM
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Cheryl Brantner
She will be missed deeply by staff, faculty, and students.
Ellen Biebescheimer - Teach, who me?
Kit Pederson and Ruth Edgerton hard at work.
Jo Ruth looks over old memories.
Carole Schoffstalle
Ida Heath ... Ask her the story
behind the pig.
Not Pictured Pat Budd Joan Buechler Pat Burkeen Camille Durham Mary Fisher Ida Heath Melody Kidd Fran Krom Sara Lee Kathy Morgan JenCJtne Nelson Catherine Pedersen Cindy Roach Ann Seymoure Belinda Strickland Kathie Tillman Corliss Brecht Zoe Conkel Linda Glick Carole Mutzebaugh Ardis Swanson
Pulmonary Associates
FACULTY AND STAFF
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I Marilyn Atwood Lea Barbato Sally Bender Ellen Biebesheimer Marilynn Doenges Ruth Edgerton Constance Gelvin Bonnie Gish Beverly Goodwin Beth Hamstra Leonard Hauck Hope Hoch Betty Hopping Tricia Lind Marcia London Hope Mena Sally Olds Linda Pfeffer-Klea Lois Phillips Barbara Robinson Joanne Ruth Carole Schoffstall Gerry Morris Elizabeth Sevier Bernard the Health Dog 37Learning sign with Jo Ruth. Regina Walker taking a break during clinical.
You don't have a heart?!!!
Sophomores in Health Assessment. What me worry? Stress .. What stress??
Chris Sherrow is a great teacher!
MILTON C. VONMINDEN, JR.,
MD
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These children gave all of us a new
admiration and a greater understanding
of this disease and its affects.
Debbi Helgeson Chris Sherrow Christine Mondragon Victoria Casile gives strokes to Kimmie Sue Wark, Gerontology participant in Pet Therapy.
UNQUOTE~,
Champ Camp 1992 was an experience to say the least! For the first time ever, the American Lung Association combined both the North and South Camps for Asthmatic Children. It was held at the YMCA Camp at the Rockies in Winter Park.Chris Sherrow, Christine Mondragon, and myself, Debbi Helgeson, were the ones to attend this year. We attended camp as counselors and were put in charge of 8 children each. We accompanied our charges from one group activity to the next and took care of their scrapes, bruises and homesickness.
Most of the children had medications four times a day as well as nebulizer treatments. The purpose of Champ Camp was to teach kids, 128 this year, that they can remain active and rambunctious and still be
in control of their illness. A great number of experts were present in case of emergencies. Doctors, nurses,
and respiratory therapists all volunteered their time. At least one of each accompanied each group on the day's activities.
This 7 day period gave all of us a new admiration and a greater understanding of this disease and its
affects for these children. Christine Mondragon and I have this illness and we both learned things we didn't
know.
Teamwork was an essential part of the week, without which we would have been sunk. The experience we received during the week was invaluable. It was a wonderful week full of hard work, sleepless nights, and laughter. It was well worth the added effort.
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That's not what I heard!
Let's do Lunch!
Sterile technique? What's that?
Summer trip to England.
Gotta hand it to you.
Etha hard at work. Test? What test?
ASSOCIATES IN GENERA
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Students and faculty enjoying our 1st
overnight retreat at La Foret Conference
Center.
Creative Journey.
Valerie Monkres playing guitar.
As long as there are video exams there will
be prayer in school.
Studying for Nursing Care of Adults.
What is this stuff we're eating?
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ASSOCIATION PC
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
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Student Nurses Of Yesterday.
The staff of "The Beth-El Chart"gratefully recognized the support of the following patrons:
John D. Burrington, MD, PC Jerome L. Bramschreiber, MD, PC Nieca D. Caltrider, MD
Cancer Center of Colorado Springs, Inc. Cascade Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic Norman G. Cole, Jr., MD
Thomas P. Dlugos, MD, PC Jack Ford, MD, PC
H. Dale Gatchell, DO, PC Barton E. Knox, MD
John L. Kucera, MD
Marcia London, RNC, MSN, NNP Antonio F. Mediavilla, MD, FACS Joel S. Morris, MD Neiland R. Olson, MD, PC Pediatric Associates, PC Joseph S. Pollard, MD, PC J. Christopher Pruitt, MD, PC Douglas J. Raskin, MD, DMD Sidney D. Rubinow, DO,PC Ors. Allen & Carole Schoffstall
SECURITY
FLORIST, INC.,
Security Shopping Center Security, Colo. 80911
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Phone: 392-4243 "We're Nicer"
Flower~ for all occasions
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Beth-El Chart Staff
FOR
1993
Co-Editors: Whitney Pinto Laureen Wark
Staff: Susan Block Dot Boschert Gisela Herman
Etha Martinson
Brenda O'Brien Karen Stevens
A special thanks to Rob Albers for coming to our rescue at a moments notice!!!
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CONGRATULATIONS.
You
have been trained to do one of the mostdemanding jobs on earth. Your skill, your knowledge, your
compassion will touch the lives of thousands of people during
the span of your career. Sometimes, you will feel that you have
the best job on earth. Sometimes, it will seem like the worst. But
in a world that is full of empty talk about caring for and about
your fellow man, you will always know that you are doing
something about it every day of your life.
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The Penrose -St. FrancisJlllllll!l
Healthcare SystemCongratulations on your new career as a healthcare professional.
To
the dedicated ...
Memorial Hospital
and its
entire
staff
congratulates
the
graduating
class
of
Beth-El
College
of
Nursing.
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HEALTH CARE UNIFORMS
REASONABLY PRICED FOR EVERYONE
KORNELL UNIFORMS
SLIPS
JUMPSUITS
WATCHES
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