Beth-El Chart (1994), The

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BETH-EL COLLEGE OF

NURSING

THE CHART

REMEMBERING THE STUDENT NURSE by

Roberta Mayer Skar

I live with fear, ... pressure and demands. There aren't enough hours in the day for me! I am tom between two worlds, each important in their own way. One ... more than another ... constantly rebuked by the other. I am "Student", I am "Mother", torn between two identities ... tom between two obligations ... ! A product of multiple personalities, each crying out for their "Domain"!

How does a student shuffle her hours between family and school? Does she ignore one to feed the other? Is she counted as neglectful to one if she nurtures the other? Has her life become an accounting of grades and "good" marks? Is that what makes her who "she" is?

To even begin the quest of nursing school, this student is to be admired! Especially if she has a family, children, husband, and job. But, more so, in my opinion, if she is a single parent. Trying to better herself for her children's lives.

Especially her/ for she is tom between what society deter-mines fit or unfit. What others judge as caring or uncaring. She is the living proof of the demands "forgetful" instructors place on the student. "Her" shoulders carry a multitude of weight. But, ... she continues, in spite of the judgments, ... in spite of the callousness of some. She will conquer! Somehow she can be: Mother, Father, Student, Daughter, Friend, Caretaker, Chauffeur, Mediator, Therapist, Companion, Mentor, Spiri-tual Role Model, Cousin, Sister, Employee ... somehow ... she will handle all these! You ask "HOW"? Because she is I I strong ... some on I I d 't kn ow t h a , t . . . b ut s h e 1s . ,, s tr onger ,, than "most"! Her drive will uphold her. Her children's needs will sustain her. Somehow, . . . God will guide her through the valleys and hills. She might stumble ... she might fall into the pit at times ... but, with loving arms stretched out toward her, she will be revived! If the instructors understand and guide and nurture her .. . she will succeed. She will grow ... she will become an asset and a pleasant reminder of what "Nursing" is all about. Through her struggles .. . through her innocence, the "true" Nurse is formed! "Hopefully one adorned with compassion, love, empathy, trust and confi-dence."

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Jo Ruth and Judith Eldred-Chandler pose below the beautiful painting that has been used as this year's cover.

YEARBOOK

ADVISOR'S MESSAG

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CELEBRATING NINETY YEARS OF EXCELLENCE at Beth-El College of Nursing is the theme for this year's Chart. The cover of the yearbook is a picture that hangs in the Beth-El parlor library. The unknmvn

artist illustrates a moment when instructor and student contemplated the history of nursing.

Beth-El College has its own rich history. The school was originally established as a diploma program in

1904 as the Colorado Conference Deaconess Hospital Training School, and became Beth-El Hospital

School of Nursing in 1911. In 1985, the school became a Baccalaureate Nursing School. The Masters of

Nursing Program was added in the Spring of 1993.

In the painting, Florence Nightingale is revered by both student and teacher. She paved the way for

recognition of the nursing profession as both art and science. Each class of Beth-El graduates receives the

Nightingale flame of commitment to excellence in caring, knowledge, and skill.

Jo Ruth Yearbook Adviso=

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-DEDICATION

The many faces of Marilyn Atwood

The 1994 Beth-El Chart is dedicated to Marilyn Atwood. Marilyn began working at Beth-El College in August

of 1973 as a secretary for the school. In 1980, she became Director of Student Services after receiving her masters' degree, and has tirelessly devoted herself to meeting the needs of nursing students ever since. It is with love, respect, and gratitude for her twenty-one years of service that the yearbook is dedicated to this very special

person.

Marilyn is said to be a very private person, although her office door is always open. She has been married to

Charles Atwood for thirty-five years, and has three children. Her hobbies include: reading, fishing with her husband, and dancing. She also loves juicy hamburgers, good Mexican food, and chocolate!

Marilyn is always positive, and forever willing to help any student with any need. Her patience and support

are her hallmarks. The faculty and staff say that she "has large shoulders to carry us all", and is the best friend you could ever ask for. The students agree! Without her many of us students would never have made it through

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Yvonne Cooney Margaret Irene Cord

f aybell Lorene Ells Ins C4rolyn H11ll

Josephine Hinrichsen Wanda Al01se Jones

Gwendolyn Eileen McDaniel Ursula Ruth Strumpller

Rulh Jane Thompson

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ALMOST ON OUR OWN

Beaming with joy, seniors Tam

Johnson and Judith

Eldred-Chan-dler reflect the satisfaction of h

av-ing assisted in a successful delivery

during OB clinicals.

RNs and students interact to

pro-vide optimal patient care. Pictured

are Joy Celiberti, RN Shawn Jason, ..

and Sheryl Moyer .

Pint-sized patients are what

Ped.iat-rics is all about. Jennifer Darvin

holds baby Ravona during clinical

rotation at Memorial Hospital.

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-Jennifer Andreoli Cindra Arnold Linda Atnip Renny Bailey

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Jeff Bain Heidi Baird Ghuree Barlettano Brian Bell

Sonya Bernard Jill Bjerke Joanne Bonicelli Dot Boschert

Kathleen Bowman Marilyn Bradish Francine Bravo-Crowley Naomi Brown

CLASS OF

1994

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Kathryn Burris Katherine Carter Victoria Casile Joy Celiberti

Susan Conde Jennifer Darvin Lisa Davis Julie Dickey

Frances Duran Laura Eicher Judith Eldred-Chandler Ruth Finley

SENIORS

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Monique Fitch Susan Furneaux Judy Gerhardt Mary Geyer

Denise Grabow Cynthia Grush Laura Himberger Mariclare Hoffmann

Kellie Jannot Lynn Jargowsky-Shykes Tam Johnson Lisa Katchur

CLASS OF

1994

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Christine Kaufhold Marilyn Kirk Kathleen Kopacz Etha Martinson

Judy Michalenko Beth Miller Loretta Morehead Sheryl Moyer

Brenda O'Brien Monica Preston Candice Prosceno Chia Richmeier

SENIORS

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Cheryl Rudolph Betty Samelson Jennifer Scott Carolyn Shoemaker

Yvette Siegert Roxanne Stein Amy Steinert Christopher Stratford

Aimee Theelen Carla Tooke Jodi Van Gorder Helen Van Hom

CLASS OF

1994

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Betty Walker Yolanda Wilson 12 Regina Walker No Photo Available Heidi Nagle-Burke Debby French Michael Hunke Valerie Monkres Loretta Roe Mary Saflarski Lucinda Scrittore Michelle Shower Lisa Wayman Stacey Wilkerson Laureen Wark

SENIORS

Teri Williams Mascot - Kimmie Sue

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Dianne Bray, RN Edmund Burke, RN Marina Downing, RN Barbara Frame, RN

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Cheryl Linn, RN Gail Murray, RN Tony Ramos, RN Sandy Rawlinson, RN

No Photo A va11able

Pit Chen Cairnes,

RN Michelle Largent, RN Patrice Pate, RN Neva Spencer, RN Cindy Szabelski, RN

Kandiss, Rouse-Lee, RN Irene Shanks, RN Barbara Sterling, RN

CLASS OF

1994

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IN QUEST TO BE THE BES

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1994 Senior Class Pin Designed by Teri Williams

Teri Williams found out about a summe:

extemship at Swedish Medical Center by

at-tending the Spring CSNA convention and

talk-ing to the nurse recruiter. "I wrote a Jette:

explaining why I wanted to be an O.R. num

and received a position in the O.R. for thi

summer." Teri spent 40 hours a week for thret

months with a preceptor and was taught

in-struments, laparascopic equipment, and diffe, -ent surgical techniques. "By the end of th(

summer I was amazed at what I learned and;

was circulating and 'scrubbing-in' for genera

surgery cases. On top of all the experience I

even got paid!"

Teri urges everyone to become involved and

attend the nursing conventions. The conven

-tions allow you to network and meet

prospec-tive employers. By becoming involved you

increase your chances of landing a job aftei

graduation.

The results of test scores can be shocking.

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Senior 0.ss Officers •93.•94

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Presidents •••....•.•.... Joanne ~ ... ···,, ..... 8riM8el

V.c:e Pre5fdent ... . • . . . . .... Francine eravo-Oo~ey

Secretary-Treasurer ....•... Monie.a Preston

PACC RepresentatM1 . ... . . .. UlKa Ekh« . ... Manlyn 8radlsh

ProfesslONI Standards .....••.. t-klen VM'IHom

Standa<ds of - •.•.••••••• Betty S.melson

F1.r1 Run Ccnmittee ...••..•. Jeff Bain

. . . Marilyn BradtSh Cl.niculum Corrvnittee ... . . . Susan Conde faOJity Org.anization ... . . .. . .. . Loretta Morehud ReauitmenVCorrmunity Sen.,ce .. Cindy Gn.ish

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Yurt>oo\: Editor .•... . . . . .. Laween Wark

Newsletter ...•... Jucty Guha..-c:ft

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OB "hands on" experience for Yvette

Siegert and Denise Grabow.

Regina Walker assesses her pediat

-ric patient.

Heidi Nagle-Burke demonstrates one

of our classes' specialties - TAKING

NOTES!!

Kathryn Burris and Jeff Bain at the computer.

Monique Fitch takes time for her daughter.

Joyce Celiberti during clinical at the nursery.

First semester Pediatric class -note the sign "211 days" left until

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Being A Nurse Means ...

You will never be bored.

You will always be frustrated. You will be surrounded by

challenges.

So much to do and so little time. You will carry immense responsibility

and very little authority.

You will step into people's lives and you will make a difference.

Some will bless you. Some will curse you.

You will see people at their worst

-and at their best.

You will never cease to be amazed at people's

capacity for love,

courage, and endurance.

You will see life begin - and end.

You will experience resounding triumphs and

devastating failures. You will cry a lot.

You will laugh a lot.

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You will know what it is to be

16 human and to be humane.

TEN RULES TO REMEMBER

1. Excellence in nursing is achievable.

Perfec-tion is not. Know the difference.

2. The call bell is of no use if it is on the floor.

3. As soon as you are gloved and gowned the

itching will begin. ' 4. A bed bath may be just a nursing task to

you, but to your patients it is a highly

personal and intimate experience.

S. If a man pulls out a foley catheter with a

5 cc balloon, he may just be frustrated and

upset. If he pulls out a foley with a 30 cc

balloon, do a mental status evaluation.

6. Do not try to move patients who weigh

rr:1ore t~an 300 pounds by yourself,

espe-cially 1f they are wedged in the shower

stall.

7. A loud voice will not penetrate:

total nerve deafness; mental confusion or

unconsciousness '

Nor wil_l it translate English into Spanish

8. The maJor concern of the nurse is to knm•,

the person with the disease as a person.

9. A watched IV bag never runs out.

10. NEVER, NEVER connect the nasogastric

tube to the tubing from the foley catheter.

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JUNIORS

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Brett Ackerman Elizabeth Atayde

Joseph Bagstad Kathleen Barcus Montie Baxley Sandra Beers Michele Brown Shawn Brown John Burkman Cheryl Burr Monique Candies Margaret Carrino Sheri Coe Patricia Conroy Melissa Cordova Wendi Cunningham Rebekah Curry Cynthia Dalton Jennifer Delich Tammera Deveaux Craig Duston Dennis Feltz Elizabeth Flanigan ~abelle Florez Tammy Ford Susan Foss

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anda French Jane Fugate ,.J-Shelly Goins Debra Harano

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HAPPINESS

IS . . .

In the life of Tammy Ford, Junior nursing student, two things are very important - her family and happiness. Having worked as a CNA for the past four years, Tammy is excited about becoming a R.N. Fulfillment, helping others, and personal happiness are reasons she

has chosen nursing as a career. Pictured are son Blake, husband Bob, and Tammy.

Diane Harder Gisela Herman Tracie Hill Tina Hoffman Jane Holway Kristi Hurd James Irwin Michelle Jarrell Rowena Johnson Durelle Jones Mariellen Junod Sharon Kimball Rebecca Kubala Linda Kuitert Peter Larson Rhonda Lenert Wendy Lowery Starla Lustica Anna Martinez Jennifer McCord 19

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20 Michelle McDowell Ronda McIntosh Cheryl McKenna Franklin McMurrey Joseph Melgares Rhonda Morgan Sandra Negron Christina Novak Brent Persons Cari Pettit Danielle Piscitello Nicole Posch Joan Price Tisha Purdy Denise Ramos Larry Rawlinson Heather Sheffield Lori Shrewsbury Lisa Sopko June Starck Sherri Taylor Lea Vanlaningham Erin Wardwell Anna Weslin Sandra Wheeler Carolyn White Suzan Widener Lorri Williams NoPhoto

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Available Donna Beckwith &ndrine Dalal Richard HMt ,. I Wbilliam Roche "

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ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?

There's an art to flipping hamburgers as

Lea Vanlaningham demonstrates for

captivated on lookers Larry Rawlinson,

I Michelle Jarrell and Marilyn Atwood.

Juniors enjoy Beth-El picnic.

Dennis Feltz and Giselle Herman prac-ticing IV techniques.

HAVING FUN!

Junior class meeting.

HAVING FUN?

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JUST HANCIN OUT

Break Time at Beth-E Margie Carrino, Tammy Ford, Liz Atayde, and Anna

Anna Weslin, Ed Melgares, Pat Conroy, Cindy Dalton, Weslin

and Erin Wardwell

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Pete Larsen, Margie Carrino, and Tammy Ford

Good friends

Cindy Dalton, Rich Hart, Ed Melgares, Jennifer Delich, and Larry Rawlinson

Junior Class Officers

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer P ACC Representative Faculty Representative Curriculum Representative Professional Standards Yearbook Representatives Cindy Dalton Wanda French Tina Hoffman Anna Martinez Craig Dustin Jane Fugate

Gisela Herman

Ed Melgares

Anna Weslin/

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A VERY ACTIVE SOPHOMORE

Cathy Janoka with husband Rich

and sons, Raymond, Steven and

Bradley. Amanda Beihl DeAnna Belveal Linda Blazis Penny Bost Theresa Burns Jenifer Busby Leslie Cannon Kelly Certo Hanne Christensen Denise Collins Sheila Cox Laura Cuomo Gayle Currie Juanita Daniels Bernard Duhon Traci Emick Jackie Epstein Susan Ettington

Cathy Janoka is a very active lady. She moved from Chicago

to Colorado Springs eight years ago with her husband Rich.

Cathy and Rich have three sons, Raymond (13), Steven (10)~ and

Bradley (3).

Cathy is District Advisor for the local chapter of LaLeche

League, actively participating in meetings and phone duty.

Cathy is a member of the Colorado Breastfeeding Task Force and

works part time at Penrose Community Hospital teaching breast

feeding to pregnant and new mothers.

Cathy is also a sophomore at Beth-El College of Nursing and

plans to pursue a career working with families as a community

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Richard Ferrell Wendy Fobes Bonnie Forbes Alveia Foster Pamela Galkowski Karen Gardow Victoria Garrett Cornelia Gossage Cynthia Graul Laura Griffin Kenneth Hahn Amber Hale Deborah Haring Jason Harrington Theresa Hartley Renee Holcomb Melanie Holquin Kelvin Jack Catherine Janoka Hunter Johnson Kelly Johnson Christina Kalat Kristen Koons Nathan Krys Ronald LaLuzerne Michelle LaMere Kristine Lardie Diane Law Judene Lewis Sally Lowe India Maddox Phil Martin Tonja Mattie Susan McBroom Staci McCrory Manuela McDaris Susan Moberly Roberta Pamperin Lisabeth Paradise Penny Leighann Cheryl Perry Elizabeth Pickart 25

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Carol Prouty Lana Pufpaff Tina Pufpaff Kristi Query Sharon Rainwater Margie Reno Farrell Risinger Anna Robinett Alesia Routh Rebecca Schopbach Dawn Schroeder Brenda Scott Wendy Sims David Smith Karen Stevens William Taylor Consuelo Trujillo

Mary Beth Varrone

Richard Wallace Adrienne Walsh Krista Warner Felicia Wilson Barbara Witt Judy Woolcock In remembrance of Abb Wolfson God's Plowing

Seed must be sown to Bring forth the grain, And nothing is born Without suffering and pain, And God never plows in The soul of man

Without intention and

Purpose and plan.

Kristine Lardi

ScpAomort Ctau Officers Pre.sidtnt

V'jCf' Prtsidtnt PACC Rtpruo,taln!e Faculty Rq,rtstntaffllt Curriculum Rq,uuntatiw Pro(usWnal Standards Oiant Law SutMobu/y Kristi Qut,y Alesi.a Routli. Amanda BeaJil Btrnit Duhon/Kri.Jflnt l~mlie

Karen Stevens at New Beginnings

Camera Shy Nancy Jackson Laureen Murray Kathleen Nelson Andrea Smith Susan Thomas

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A FRESHMAN MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Cammie Mohrenweiser and her mother, Marilyn Kirk.

Elizabeth Arnold Tammi Bancroft Adrianne Beightol Tammie Catazaro Karen Cella Kelly Certo Sheryl Daigneault Patricia Dow Heidi Fillman Rodney Frank Christie Garner Jeremy Gibe Andrea Gibson Christine Gibson Andrea Gragart Elizabeth Hafey James Heidelberg William Hicks

Cammie Mohrenweiser shares her goal of becoming a nurse with her mother, Marilyn Kirk. While caring for Cammie's

grandfather and her great-grandmother, Cammie became aware

of the need for nurses who care and make a difference in todays

health care system.

When Cammie is not studying and attending her classes at

Beth-El College of Nursing, she and her husband both enjoy

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No Photo Available Jacqueline Duba Michael Ginnett Joy Hart DiAnn Hutchinson Bernard Johnson Bob Koontz No Photo Available Carol Lawson Scott McElvain Merilou Nash Saundra Warner Kristy Wright l

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fW.111 Nora Horton Lori Howe Lee Hulbert Patricia Jones Lorry Kelley Jennifer Klug Jacqueline Kolarik Debra Lawrence Michele Lechner Don Lowstetter Jolene Mares Krystle Martinez Thomas Metzger Camala Mohrenweiser Virginia Muster Kinga Olson Madeleine Pacquing-Fisher Stephanie Piper David Price Andrea Rawlinson Kristina Reavis Lynnette Renz William Reynolds Bonnie Roberts Candace Rosing Ida Sanchez Christine Shannon Andrea Smith Wendy Stauss Sherri Tolbert Robert Villegas Vincent Viola Nancy Wertz David Weston Karen Wilson Kimberly Wingate Linda Wisch 29

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Graduate Students Nancy Armstrong Elizabeth Bennett Paula Bomar Linda Bretey Sandra Brooks Patricia Burkeen Marianne Byron Sharon Constantini Linda Cox Kaleen Cullen JoAnn Danner Judith DeGroot Diane Dunn Bonita Farina

-Joan Gans Heidi Graf Joan Heaney Christie Hinds Rhonda Johnston Julie Kelley Mary Kucera Maryann LaMar Linda Langlais Julie LeBlanc E. Lindsey Brenda Machen Cynthia May Christy McDonald Peggy McKinney Diane Meringola Trish Moores Johnie Morgan Carol Mutzebaugh Sandra Nebl Linda Noble Dennis Ondrejka Patricia Penny Jessie Quintana Cindy Rengstorf Carolyn Rink Dorothy Roberts Judy Saiz Linda Sapp Pamela Saunders

Valerie Shereck

Shelly Stark

Stephen Storrs

Deborah Sullivan

Kim Uptergrove

Anthony Volz

Debra Walters

Naeda Wardwell

Andrea Williams

Cathy Wilson

Debra Wingate

Anne Zobec

Mary Brazina (California) Connie Freeman (Kansas) Abby Haden (Kansas) Susan Kuehn (Michigan) Margaret Lehr (Colorado) Teresa Nowadsky (Colorado) Terry Pace (Colorado)

Susan Prejeant (Louisiana) Lois Yarborough (Texas)

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ADVANCED PLACEMENT STUDENTS

Camera Shy Beverlee Bettis, RN Pamela Cobb, RN Vanessa Howell, RN Ruth Kemp, RN Janet Larson, RN Brenda Niehans, RN Sharon Salemo, RN Kimberly Sperry, RN Lloyd Stevenson., RN Donna Stewart, RN Wendy Tinsley, RN Donna Weisser, RN

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Criselle Bruce, RN Wanda Colangelo, RN Lynn Fiedeldey, RN Christine Freddes, RN Susan Holman, RN Terri Hulsey, RN Portia Johnson, RN Patricia Kennard, RN

Michelle Largent, RN

Jean Madrid, RN Betsy McQuinn, RN Victor Olquin, RN Denise Przybysz, RN Janice Rackley, RN Louise Sloan, RN

Martha Van Pelt, RN

Kenda Williams, RN

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34 Jo Ruth and Sally Olds Marilyn Atwood Ellen Biebesheimer Pat Burkeen Ruth Edgerton Diane Elliott-Lee Mary Fisher Lea Gaydos Beth Hamstra Len Hauck Tricia Lind Marcia London Trish Moores Sally Olds Kit Pedersen Linda Pfeffer-Klea Cindy Roach Joanne Ruth Carole Schoffstall

Congratulations Lea and Vincent Gaydos

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R. BRUSENHAN, M.D.

FRANK E. TUXWORTH, M.D.

Betty Hopping (now re

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Not Photoed Joan Buechler Sharon Constantini Mary Dudley Diane Dunn Camille Durham Janice Eades Kimberly Elliott Marlene Gilliland Linda Glick Helen Graham 'vlary Hagedorn Ida Heath Fran Krom Sara Lee Maggie MacRae Ellen McGovern Carol McGuire Trish McKeehan Zoe McPherson Rick Meadows

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Margie O'Leary Jonie Reynolds Barbara Robinson Laurie Sanders Ann Seymoure Ardis Swanson Belinda Strickland Rebecca Valverde Beverly Watson-Goodwin

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CHERS AND THEIR PETS OR

Audra Cole Jackie Cowan Bonnie Gish Hope Hoch Lois Phillips Kathleen Tillman Hope Mena

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College Board Members Merle Allshouse Nancy Andersen Lisa Are Caroline Brown Mary Evans Gloria Haughton Ex-Officio Members Carol Kleiner Romane Moeller Robert L. Spears, M.D. Janel Timmins Marjorie Westbay Roberta Wilson Allen Zendle

Barbara Bills, Administrator, Patient Care Services Memorial Hospital

Jenenne Nelson, Faculty Representative

J. Robert Peters, Executive Director, Memorial Hospital

Carole Schoffstall, President & Dean of Beth-El College

Faculty, staff, and

students work t o-gether to make fund

raising events a suc-cess.

2nd Annual

Beth-El College of Nursing

SSS Golf Invitational

Scholarship Scramble for Students

USAF Academy

Silver Course

Friday, August 27 • 1 :45 p.m. Shotgun Start

To benefit Beth-El Student Scholarship Fund

Regina Walker cheers on runners.

The 1993 Fun Run raised $1,550 t o-ward scholarships for Beth-El stu

-dents.

The 1993 Golf Tournament raised $3,400 in scholarships.

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STRESSED???

We

All

Know

Nurs-ing

School

Can Be

Stressful

At

Times.

Here Are

Some

Help-ful Hints

To Help

Give

Relief.

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• HOW TO HANDLE STRESS •

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• 1. Jam 39 tiny marshmallows up your nose and try to sneeze • • them out.

• 2. Use your Mastercard to pay your Visa.

• 3. Pop some popcorn without putting the lid on.

• 4. Make a list of things to do that you've already done.

• 5. Retaliate for tax woes by filling out your tax forms with

• Roman numerals.

•

• 6. Tattoo "out to lunch" on your forehead.

• 7. Leaf through a National Geographic and draw underwear :

: on the natives. •

• 8. Pay your electric bill in pennies. •

• 9. Drive to work in reverse. •

• 10. Relax by mentally reflecting on your favorite episode of • • the Flintstones while in class. •

• 11. Read the medical dictionary upside down and look for se- •

• cret messages. •

• 12. Bill your doctor for the time spent in his waiting room. •

• 13. Write your next formal paper using alphabet soup. :

: 14. Lie on your back eating celery ... using your naval as a •

• salt dipper. •

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Jenny Andreoli and Brian Bell look for their test scores. A definite source of stress!

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Joy Celiberti and Loretta

Morehead reflect on another

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RN STUDENTS DURING COMMUNITY HEALTH

Pam Cobb and Tony Ramos

Jan Larson stocking the communitK_

shelves. .

VVHAT?

Michelle Largent, Mary Saflarski, and Irene Shanks - Top

Tony Ramos, Kandy Rouse-Lee, Michelle Largent, Cheryl Linn and Kenda

Williams (sitting) - Bottom

• EVERYONE

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Kenda Williams during the

commu---. nity health rotation.

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Jenny Andreoli during OB

clinical.

Joanne Bonicelli with

pedi-atric patient.

The Beth-El Health Dog "Bernie" in action

teaching correct health habits to children. Cheryl Linn, RN dressed in the Bernie

cos-tume for this event.

Poetry by Sonya Bernard

A auw IN THE WJRID REFLECTIONS OF

I.AUG!fl'ER AND TEARS DISAPPOINJMEN'l'S AND a:x.JRAGE

FREEIXM AND RESI'RAINI'

ISOIATION AND SUPPORT

QUIET AND SOUND

AWKWARDNESS AND GRACE

COLLIDING o:::>m'RADICTIONS

FACED

IMl'.GINATION SPENI'

DRESSED IN OJRIOUS CLm'HES

PLAYING SIMPLE GAMES

EXPLORING SUBSTANCE AND SPACE.

RUNNING WITH AN OPEN BAG

TRYING 'ro CATCH THE WIND

IMPRESSIONS OF

A SMILE FULL OF HOPE

AN OPENESS FOR LF.ARNING

A REACHING HAND A GREAT UNDERSJ'ANDING A LOVING HF.ART AN ACCEPTANCE ABILITY 'ro CHANGE ABSORPI'ION IN THE SPECTACLE OF ALL

THAT CAUSES A SINGLE TFAR ro FALL FROO ITS RESTING PI.ACE

WHICH QUICKLY EVAPORATES WI'IB THE REALIZATION THAT I AM A CHJW IN THE OORID

AND I SMILE

SONYA

Katie Carler with a young

patient.

Sheryl Moyer instructs a new m,:m.

RUSTIC HILLS ORTHOPAEDIC

ASSOCIATION

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OUTWARD BOUND

Sonya Bernard at 12,000 ft. - San

Isabel National Forest

Tam Johnson "Tambo" - Gore Range

Students in Utah - Col

o-rado River Rafting

Amy Steinert with an instructor measuring the different layers

of snow for the year. 40

Mary Geyer - cross country

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BETH-EL STUDENT NURSES

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ASSOCIATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Top Row: Cindy Dalton, Junior Class Rep. Larry

Rawlinson, Program Director. Bottom Row (left to

right): Kristine Lardie, Sophomore Class Rep., Lea Van

Laningham, President, Judith Eldred-Chandler, Senior

Class Rep., Mary Geyer, Treasurer, Amy Steinert, Vice

President, and Sue Furneaux, Secretary.

Judith Eldred-Chandler, Lea Van

Laningham and Larry Rawlinson serve

as delegates at the National Student

Nurses' Association annual

conven-tion in Kansas City, MO.

COLORADO STUDENT NURSES'

ASSOCIATION: State Board

Mem-bers from Beth-El

Top: Mary Geyer, Treasurer, Judith

Eldred-Chandler, President. Bottor

(left to right): Amy Steinert, Distric Director, Larry Rawlinson, Vice Pres

ident, Lea Van Laningham, Newslette Editor. Judith Eldred-Chandler wai

the recipient of the 1993 Colorado Fuld Fellowship. Lea Van Laningham is the 1994 Colorado Fuld Fellowship

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BETH-EL

SOFTBALL

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Top row - Cindra Arnold, Betty Walker, and Joni VanGorder. Second row - Francim

Bravo-Crowley, Yolanda Wilson, Yvette Siegert, Naomi Brown, Pete Larson (coach) Jenenne Nelson (faculty), Larry Rawlinson (coach), Amy Steinhart, Laura Eicher, Chery

Rudolph, Cindy Grush and Kathy Catlin. Front row - Tam Johnson, Katherine Burris

Betty Samelson, and Denise Grabow. Not pictured - Brian Bell (coach)

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BETH-EL

COLLEGE

NCF

Nurses Christian

Fellowship

Your word Is a lamp

to my feet and a light

to my path . ... I have

not strayed from Your

precepts.

-Psalm 119:105,110

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Applying Biblical precepts to nursing theory and practice while lifting up the name of Jesus

This year Beth-El College was recognized as a charter member of National Nurses Christian Fellowship which is also a part of NCF, International. This linked us through prayer and newsletters to Christian nurses around the world.

Faculty and students met to-gether weekly for Bible study, prayer, worship, song and en-couragement in the Christian walk. Using material and video taped lessons from NCF we studied Nursing Ethics: God's Standards.

We were encouraged by a visit

in the Fall with Mary Thompson, Director of NCF

-USA. She is spearheading the North American Conference

"Jesus Christ: The Hope of

Nursing" to be held June 25-29,

1994, at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama.

Our purpose is to know Jesus Christ in Nursing. We strive towards excellence in our per-sonal lives as well as in our role

as nurses. Promoting the good

news of the gospel, we desire

that others might also ex peri-ence the forgiveness of sin and

eternal life Jesus offers to those

who believe.

TO STAY ON COURSE, TRUST THE UNFAIUNG

COMPASS OF GOD'S WOAD.

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2. Monique Fitch 18. Ruth Finley

3. Cindy Grush 19. Heidi Baird

4. Laura Himberger 20. Tam Johnson

5. Chia Richmeier 21. Loretta Morehead

6. Judy Gerhardt 22. M.C. Hoffman

7. Francis Duran 23. Brian Bell

8. Sheryl Moyer 24. Naomi Brown

9. Teri Williams 25. Cindy Arnold

10. Aimee Theelen 26. Marilyn Kirk

11. Laura Eicher 27. Jodi Van Gorder

12. Laureen Wark 28. Etha Martinson

13. Mary Geyer 29. Yvette Siegert

14. Denise Grabow 30. Renny Bailey

15. Carolyn 31. Kellie Jannot

Shoemaker 32. Dot Boschert

16. Joy Celiberti .

A special thanks to Yvette Siegert for making these photos possible.

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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

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_{THE BETH-EL CHART}

YEARBOOK STAFF

Advisor: Jo Ruth

Director & Editor: Laureen Wark

Co-Editor: Brenda O'Brien

Staff Members: Dot Boschert, Jennifer Delich, Judy Eldred-Chandler, Monique Fitch, Sue Furneaux, Denise Grabow, Tam Johnson, Marilyn Kirk, Etha Martinson,

Yvette Siegert, Regina Walker, Anna Westin

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Special acknowledgment to Tam Johnson for the many beautiful photos throughout this yearbook.

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