Beth-El School of Nursing Yearbook (1960)

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TO OUR WONDERFUL CLASS SPOOSOR, MISS BETSY MAHLE, WE, THE SENIOR CLASS DF.DIOA.TE THIS ANNUAL. WE WILL

ALWAYS RE>@ffiER HER FOR HER HELP AND GUIDANCE THROUGH OUR Tlffi.EE YEARS OF NURSE'S TRAINING AND ESPECIALLY DURING THIS, OUR s»JIOR IF.AR.

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"I solemnly pledge mysel.f before God, and in the presence of this assemb'.cy, to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faith.f'ully.

I will abstain from whatever is deleterious

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mischievous, and will not take or knowing'.cy administer aiv hanntul drug.

I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family' affairs coming to rrry knowledge in the practice of my calling.

With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care."

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SUPERVISORS

Miss Temple Miss Bell

Mrs. Irene E. Bainton, R.N. Director of Nursing &iucation

Director of Nursing Service Miss Shand.rick

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Miss Mahle Surgical Instructor Mrs. Gardner Surgery

f-l Miss Gaston Pharmacology and Nursing Arts - 6--Miss West Medical Instructor Mrs. Eitel Obstetrics

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Dr. Champion Chemistry Mr. Herbert Anatomy-Physiology Microbiology 7 -Mrs. Carter Sociology Colonel Ofiesh Psychology

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Barbara Phillips "Barb"

President Only Jim-third finger loft hand-something old,

naw, borrowed, and blue. Earnest willingness.

Loyaa Tilley "Loya.a"

Seeretary

Peaches and cream complexion-Collector of odd items--Her heart is young and gay. A go

-every where personality. ₉

-Barbara Evans 11_Effie11

Vice President Easy, effortless, friendly manner--dreams of Alaska-A lover of good books?

Pizza? and the opposite sex-?

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Anita Smith 11_Nita11

Troasurer Aims to

please-With a song in her heart--So determined-Partial to spaghetti.

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Johann Elder

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Our smal l town girl -Spring house cleaning all

year round--Paging through Modern Bride -Can't sit

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-Patricia Vandaveer

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Sho smiles and all the world is a rosy mis t--more bounce to the ounce-Miss Chewing Gum of 196o.

Mary Lu Lamm

11_L_u_c_y"

A letter a day keeps the blues array-Always there

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Constance Hohner

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Talces things in

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quietness-Willing heart and

hands-Doing what comes naturally.

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-Betty Jo Diehl Ahles

"B.J •"

Our loss, Don' s gain

-Household's efficient manager. Well stocked for the future.

A spar1le that is different.

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Frances Stricklan

"Frances"

Remains unruffled, despite confusion. Brains hidden

by blond locks. Sterling

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Karyl Crow

''Karyl"

An individualist thru and

thru-Can talk her way out of a paper bag. Sparkle and

zip. M:L"'Ced emotions.

Betty Fisbeck

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Spontaneous

wit-Rock and Roll enthusiast. White chevies--?P.d "Summer Place" 0Hhhhhhhhh111 - 12 -Marjorie Gaarder "Marge" A beehive of

activity-always clowning- a sudden

like for the Army-numerous aches and pa.ins-fun to be

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Cleone Green

11_Cleone"

A little bit of heaven-Everybody's

sweetheart-Those talkative eyes.

1 3 -Jane Spurlin ''Janie" A picture of wide~yed innocence-A minister's wif'e to be-pleasant to live with.

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CLASS HIBTORY

,··e could have had a tea party

To show what elegant young ladies we've learned to be,

But

we decided to show you How this came to be.

Our story begins one fall about three years ago When as probies we entered this nursing school,

Knowing all. there was to lrnow,

With boxes, suitcases, trunks and sacks,

Record players, typewriters, and even stuffed cats. We entered our rooms with dismay

To find that our roomies, too, l'la.d all the array. So with hearts homesick, sad And blue

We started to unpack all this junk and more, too.

Heard that night at supper ( which we learned to eat in haste), 11_I _lrnow_{the name but it just doesn't go with the .face.}11

The week wore on wtth dinners, lectures, breakfasts, too, Fitting of uniforms, and nursing instructors more than a few.

We listened to our big sisters--Such tales they did tell

Of the emergencies and patients they had that day, And of students who by the wayside .fell.

That week-end we all left for our parents to see, To wonder undecidedl:y if nurses we wanted to bel

In our second week of classes We began at dear ol'

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Psychology we just couldn't see

Ani a maze of symbols Chemistry continued to be. Our stomachs we swallowed daily

As anatomy we took;

We named our dear, dead, ol' cats

Hector, Octivus, and even Little Snooks. Then there was the initiation night And much to our class's glee

We turned the tables on the Juniors Who thought that asleep were we.

So our year passes onward to Thanksgiving holidays,

And all sick, bruised, and disabled

We greet Miss Gaston the following Momay. Christmas time-ah, tl~at 's the time to remember

As on the floors for the first time, we made uncooperative bedsl Oh, our aching backs, bunions, varicose veins and swollen feett Really, kids, nursing can't be beat&

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-March 2Sth was no longer in the near future,

For hurrah, hurray, and hallelujah, Capping Day was here. Cold and snow were tradition

And as old man winter lived up to that,

Sure enough, at eight o'clock we received our hard earned caps. So, the days passed quickly

Arxl June found us through with labs And found us feeling sick~

As every med.-surg. disease studied--1'ffi had1 Our Jimior year, too, a. lot of work meant As to special services off we went.

First we counted calories as menus we planned;

There were low residue, diabetic, and all the blancis. To surgery for our next stop;

That really made us hop

To learn instruments, sutures, and sterile technique; And those nights 11_{on call}11 _when_{we w}_e_{nt without sleep1}

Obstetrics and nursery was a happy place-There we helped usher in each new little face,

Guessing what each baby should weigh

And helped revive the nervous fathers every day. Then off to Children's for three months we went Where we learned of children and their ailments; There were measles₁ mumps, and chicken pox, too, And all the tests that dear ol' K.T. threw1 Psych beckoned with a bewildering hand; It helped us each other to understand,

"Accept them even if they throw you across the room," We heard the instructors sa:y each noonl

Soon packed we again--off to J e-rlsh we did go

To face the ricketty beds, the bugs, and all the snow. The first day home we came wlth every little genn

To hope we didn't turn positive before the end of the tenn. Back to dear old Memorial we went

to live now in the Senior Residence, Where under Mrs. Nichols' loving care We faced the com:mg year.

When it comes to blood pressures we soon became pros As from surgery to recovery room the patient goes. IV's, drainage bottles, airways, and orders stat, Emesis basins, hypos, and a little more at that. Float experience brought emergencies galore:

Skiing injuries, poison ivy, heart atta.cks-please, no morel Senior experience-six weeks of head nursing lmow how;

We get to take phone orders and start IV' s now. Making o~ hours, helping Pre-Clins on the floor--Each day we learn just a little bit more.

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-15-Sampling public health nursing, to clinic we went;

Professional .A.djustments and all the reports this meant, Reviewing Med.-Surg. and Pharmacology II,

Thank goodness, we're almost throught

Unifonns, pictures-graduation is almost here· Parties, friends, and all that's dear. ' Look ahead to the future with heed,

'!Believe in yourself and you shall succeed. 11

Johann wills her ability to smokH to .uiann Dodson.

Marge wills "Gertie", her little yellow jeep,to Mrs. Bainton.

Karyl wills her ability to get in and out of trouble to .Marilyn Hamilton. Betty Fisbeck wills her 21 sick days to Miss Gaston.

Nita wills her ability to get stuck with short men on blind dates to Kay Campbell.

Mary Lu wills the Air Force and its ways to anyone who can handle them.

Loyaa wills the dead cat found in "Gertie" at the student body pizza party to Miss Bell.

Jane wills her talent for jitterbugging to Nancy McKnight.

Barbara Phillips wills her love for classical music to Beth Robertson.

Barbara Evans wills her nickname, Effie, to Barbara Carlson.

Pat wills her ability to chew gum to Dorothy Harper.

Connie wills her calm ways to Sue Diedrick.

Cleona wills her ability to get along with Children's K.T. to anyone strong enough to take it.

Betty Jo wills her pre'""'."18dding jitters to all the girls wearing

engagement rings.

Frances wills her infectious mono to anyone who wants it.

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Shirley Rothenberger

Marilyn Hamilton Dorotlzy Homp

Joan Bailey Sue Dedrick

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Mrs. Nichols, Senior Dorm Mother

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