Baptist System School of Nursing - BSSN Memories Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

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'nerr' if , 'D' In-4. ficlent economle support and lndlvldual iprrll ual eontrxbutlons of hospltal personnel patrente vrsrtrng famrlres and above all the populauon at large has made avaliable to the frrst graduatrng class a memorable begrnmng rn our chosen professron It 19 wrth the deepest Qense of gratrtude that we th Versa tili ty, In teres t, Participa tion: Key Factors to Her Success Mrs. Harris'presenceat BSSN l h h tbe I p 1 g d k g h ata c ass icnic. we comi The students of the Baptist System School of Nursing proudly dedicate the school's first yearbook to Mrs. Shirlene Harris. Because of her efforts and dedication to nursing and to the belief that education is the key to the quality of patient care. our dreams have become a reality. As the late Robert F. Kennedy once said. Some men see things as they are and ask why: I dream things that never were and ask why not. So it was with Mrs. Harris. she too had a dream and said why not. We are proud to have been a part of that dream. from an ending . . . TOA BE GINNIN ln l96X. the Arkansas Baptist School of Nursing closed its doors. 'llte diploma program became a thing ol' the past. Nflany believed that closing the diploma programs brought about a decline in the quality of nursing care given to patients as well as contributing to the acute shortage of nurses in Arkansas. Through the efforts ol' many. the diploma program re-opened in August of I976. The leader was the Baptist System: the school was the Baptist System School of Nursing. 'lo have a school. one must have a building. classrooms. laboratories. etc. With reconstruction of yy hat was patient rooms. offices. Central Supply and other areas ol' Central Baptist Hospital. empty rooms were turned into noisy crow ded classrooms, Many people worked: and in August. it was ready: 'llte Baptist System School ol'NLlt'sil1g. ,HK . ,K Y E , s N 1 5 cEm13R V 'W :,. Y 1 . 'K 4 ' 1 v ,f-W K l AkyN..B Ig' 1 V . ' r'f ff' f' f I. 'E 1 Of. I. H. Dont Mmwiiisn S. Main M:.Cllwncc W. Dorian 'wixbzzrau-R1 n uni- RK- 5 rw syn-up VYQGIIWVH N A :A V'u'slil'Yi! Sw 't'l.l!N Tfl+.hxl1'f A 0 QC , , , Mt. I. A. lf AHB' Rusk muvmn ff rn-Hum f T ' Fr x. -.,. I '45 ,ia A.,-ff F, Mr. Floyd A, Choaktr Df..C11M. Elmd Mr. Chsiesl. Kgs, lr. Mu, Lael ford Ms. W. M. hun vm. , qmky-gm, fn gnmx mek- R. 4 s ...un ai ,fy L F 5. 2 'f ,A , ,A Q 4- I ,f 1 -. z ' , , ' . 6? W U 1' I .... if ' . 2 , ,..,... ... ,us rf, 'qgx , . of A P ' fr ...,.,,.-. ri . Q 1 ' 2 . ilkfidk Giddlyx Mmlxobl. King Mr.LouilA, Lanlurd D1.l0hnM4'Chnlhln Mmlrnhire Nnhlnxh-R--n ruxmguwg- lnmv Kurt Van-Him' wuwzmn-M -- t , fx, , 3 QQ 2 ' 1 J' I 1 - ' I , f V Q J4, ...af X Dnloel. Scnqa M:.WlunN. Sli? MLWDUC. Wal Mv.N4?hl. xhonnl won smvw mi Ru H Vw Bbw mv R N48 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BAPTISTMEDICAL CENTER SYSTEM ' Mr. john Gilbrea th BAPTISTMEDICAL CENTER ADMINIS TRA TORS s I Russell D. Harrington Gordon Hawthorne BMC Administrator Assistant Administrator Earl Paul Ianie Tyler Assistant A dministrator Nursing A dministrator BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL STAFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1978 Q. 'A' S ' ,V Q 'S .ac 1 , A. 2 1, 4,, it - ' fe 5. wt- -. we M1 .tix-Q... wi.- sv' , , 'Fi' N I. Leighton Millard, M.D. W. Payton Kolb, M.D. William H. Riley, M.D. President Vice President Immediate Past President ,K t. I I4 J , 'W 1 i Q A , Pigs. .I i f 4 p,-.-whim.. J, SA ',r-. 2. ' ' .. 'I ' X it 3, T, 1 t t I rretie. as S Paul N. Means, M.D. lohn G. Watkins, M.D. Charles H. Rodgers, M.D. Michael Harris, M Anesthesia EENT Family Practice Medicine ,f 'Q' ,,,. I 5 .wa ' I A Ei fi Maxwell Baldwin, M.D. Philip lohnson, M.D. Douglas E. Young, M.D. Sam Boellner, M.D OB-GYN Orthopedics Pathology Pediatrics :WT PQ Wanda I. Stephens, M.D. lohn W. lane, M.D. W. Ray jouett, M.D. Psychiatry Radiology Surgery CENTRAL BAPTIST ADMINIS TRA TORS Largy Barton Betty Dunn A minislramr Assisfanf Administrato CENTRAL BAPTIST HOSPITALXARKANSAS REHABILITION INSTITUTE PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEDICAL BOARD 1977-78 CMI L Nelson, M.D. Mark Strauss, M.D. ikhmf ui Staff Num' Ckhwl Henry A. Lile, M.D. Stevenson Flanigan, M.D. Seueiary Chuerllwr Radsolvgy -wx gk, Qui A-5,-x Paul Means, M.D. Richard lohnson, M.D. Aneslhesuomgy Paxhology XM , 'Q ,L ,.1ff5'f ,, A . 1 My 5 .., 1 . lohn A. lowtef, MD Medscal Dwectof, ARI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMINIS TRA TOR5 Q Norman L. Roberts, Ir. Robert Corey A dminislrator A ssistanl A dministralor Pa t Tyler Nursing A dministrator MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1978 Marion M. C Church, M, D, john L. Gustavus, M. D. Frank R. ludwl M. D. Ernest H. Harper, M. D. Chuck Vice Chief Seqexyy Chg-f Elegy Brunei. S La. D hd:T FQNIQMD B llchanHohmon,M.D. SCl'l'lI1,M.D. IOQP. hllkY,M. . . , . . . ' Fanwly Praclnce Hospsml Affahs Medicine Pathology -av .fv- Mdvh L. lglnq, M, D, David W. levlns, M. D. W. Clyh Glover, M. D. Frank E. Mfllls M. D. Padtnt Cam Quality Assurance Radiology Suvgery 2 y 1 X Q A1 ei ? x 1 1. . i. -3 S fi . . 5 P -Q , FACULTY .wwfffmuv 0 2 'I Chandler, R.N. Ir -7 - Carol Danner, R.N. Sur e Sharon Fortson R N Cntlcal Care a 2 P H 415 Marlene Goodner, R C3 , 1 Y Louise Harper Former Secretar 'KF' ,,,, 'IES' 9 .. Delores Jones 'N fig Carolyn Nichols R.N. Fundamentals Q 6 Karen Sevier, R.N. Cntncal Care I r f :Qi Mary Jo Rogers, R.N A. R. Smith R.N. Sur e A- 5 Beth Nelson Chuck Rountree R.N Theresa I-ISU FACULTY FA C UL TY FA C UL TY FA C UL TY FA C UL TY FA C UL TY FA C UL TY Wm Q 2 X Upper far left: Our faculty members model their old student uniforms. Lower far 1ej?: Mrs. Rogers listens intentively to the speaker while Mrs. Cook is more interested in the photogra- pher. Middle: Famous Fame really gets into play therapy. Ley: Why do you suppose Mrs. Danner has that band-aid on her neck? Below: It looks like SarahAnn takes OB personally. nffinn I F was Q5 .f 1 Upper far right: Freshman instructors display their bedpan cake presented to them by the 1977- 78 freshman class. Upper left: Mrs. Kuykendall shows off her Tin Grins T-shirt. Above: The Douglas Waddle' brace. Right: The faculty surprised students at initiation for the Class of l980. Many of them appeared in costume. Mrs. Sevier showed as a clown. K f' Q , -ef 1 7 1' 'W s as s t s tsl Q K iA .t,. -n. .XA LVLL Y 5 K. es s s te7 iyst , y , i 7 tu h, rssss ,B s W ,. his N t.., Ji X ' L t.s gf ...A ' t s1.' 5 . 5 Q 'efifij Margaret Bass Ina Eaves , ,, .--f e Q 4 , f w EW Wg QS iih 11- . if A112 fzz --1- ' 'A'2 Sw ,,hL ' r m w e l Q ik Drexel jordan Charlene Lisk Faye M cCormiCk Cheryl Overstreet .-...Mwqiw F' Reba Owens Vickie Reynolds BSSNI-IOTSI-IQTS 1979 Hot Shots: FRONT ROW tleft to rightjz Cheryl Harrison, Sherry Wallace, Judy Torrence. Holly Hinkle, Teresa Mize, Susan Perry Score Keeper: BACK ROW: Mrs. Saugey. Coach, Teresa Carroll, Robin Teel, Julie King, Beth Gibbons, Liz Hinkle, Benny Rogers, Assist- ant Coach. 44 5 2 2 f, v 5 2 -2 51 3 sf 1 25 K A 2 :S I 2 2 4 I. SENIQRS CLASS OF 1978: LEVEL III OFFICERS To ' ' f 1 al it 'I'I I If 5. f1!ljgi i , 4, ,wc Senior class officers, fl to rj ROW 1: Sandra Prater, Judicial Committee Representativeg Reba Owens. Editorg Cheryl Woolfe, Parliamenta- riang Ann Hunnicutt, Curriculum Committee Representativeg ROW 2: Janice Lohstoeter, Judicial Committee Representativeg Evelyn Historiang Cindy Warren. Judicial Committee Representativeg ROW 3: Janna Cranford, Past Secretaryg Peggy Teague, Treasurerg McCormick, Vice President: Jaccye Price, Secretary: Cclena Schnebelen, President. Beck, Faye ax E w r RN QQ ffs1s:v'.J Advifwl w-Mug' ' ,N l gq wh-51 axe. , - ,.,,, -fwglyaw s.. 4 e b.,'- X R K 1 1 an gg H 11 , H ik r : 1' Wh Q- , 1 Mwzx .f. . .v ,F :'5?ff5i' ?g,,. , KH S iii .km . Q vwfrx an . 195 RH' ,!,.m:x,, as W ' m, -5' l rx K H gg. K yy CH 7 xjlikx --ff- 'fl H Gm 1 k V ,, n X ng ' Q ia ,zagssaff qw f. Phyllis Kay Bostic Cynthia Frances Bratton I Marge Branscum l Anita Heard Brown Xxx ff Q... Q...- Larry Dean Clinton Lisa Davis Darrallyn Doughty Cheryl Driedrick Ina Eaves Dee Ann Flint K r Diane Galbraith Donna S. Garstka Edward Garton - Linda Lea George Victoria Lynn Glover H KW , we Q5g,L YW Catherine A. Hawk Regina Hoffman Ann H. Hunnicutt Diane Cushing Holmes . Pamela Jean Johnson Cindy A. Jones A Janice Lohstoeter W 0 Joy Ann Lynn i i Roberta Gail Markham Faye McCormick Karen McGoogan Ruthie W. Miller 1 Q Diane Yetter Morgan Jean Ann Munnerlyn - Sandra Newton I Reba Owens Carol Ann Patterson Glenese Channel Pettey Jan M. Porter Sandra Jean Prater J acquelyn Uaccyej Price Vicky Lynn Vann Cindy Warren 'iw Bobbie Warren Betty Corley Whiteside Jean Wood Cheryl Woolfe WILL5 Margaret Bass - The best of luck and good wishes for your success. Evelyn Beck - I leave my husband's lonely nights to all married students. Rhonda Blackman - I will my various calorie books to anyone who will take them. Phyllis Bostic - I will my ability to get to class on time to anyone who dares accept. Marge Branscum -I will my red hair and temper to anybody who will take them. Cindy Bratton - I leave my ability to stuff my lab coat pockets to anyone that can be as disorganized by 6:30 a.m. as I consistently was. Anita Brown W I will some of my smile to the BSSN faculty. Tanya Chism A I dedicate my many hours of study to Vicki Glover. Larry Clinton A To Bennie, an avid duck hunter, I leave my leaky waders. Janna Cranford - To Janie Garren, my three days in child care. Lisa Davis - To anyone. I leave my ability to drive in the snow. Darrallyn Doughty M I will all my John Denver albums to Pam Skinner. Cheryl Driedric - I leave my love of pediatrics to the next class. Ina Eaves - I leave my ability to get into some embarrassing situations to anyone who wants to have a fun time in nurse's training. Dee Ann Flint- I will my ability to procrastinate to .Ioan Chastain. Diane Galbraith - I leave many unfolded nurses caps to all second year students because I can't fold them. Donna S. Garstka e I leave to my little sisters, Donna Younts and Jimmie Birdsong, all my LOVELY med-surg grades. Edward Garton - I leave nothing to nobody because nobody deserves the best. Linda George - I leave my breakfast to Mrs. Cook who loves to watch me eat it. Peggy George - I will my variable hair styles to all the humdrums out there who don't have the courage to try to change. Q A WILLS V1ctor1a Glover I leave my harr net and all of my bobbypms to Mrs Coulter Pam Grummer I Dr Mcgoo leave my seemg eye nurse to level two surgery stu dents Catherme Hawk I leave the three last names I ve had to Mrs Cook smce she has had to change rt three tlmes Regma Hoffman I leave my ab1l1ty to know what to do but not to do 1t to anyone who understands Dlane Holmes I leave my snow chams to all of the out of towners you m1ght need them Ann Hunmcutt I leave my crgarette hghter to Mrs Ackerman Pam Johnson I wxll my attltude to the BSSN faculty Cmdy Jones I leave my calm unemotronal stable and opt1m1st1c attltude to future students who w1ll soon fmd how sarcastlc that statement really IS Jamce Lohstoeter I leave my never endmg ab1l1ty to get to clmrcal on t1me and my OUTSTANDING surglcal ab1l1t1es to upcomlng BSSN students Joy Lynn I w1ll my depressron and tears to the faculty Roberta Markham I w1ll my ab1l1ty to lace my cl1n1cs to Cheryl Woolfe Ruthre Mrller I w1ll my surglcal ab1l1t1es to Bobble Warren Dlane Morgan I leave my experlenced cl1n1cs to anyone who w1ll overhaul them Jean Munnerlyn I leave my worn out alarm clock to my twm srster Sandra Newton I leave my psych rotatlon to Julle Kmg and I hope that she copes better than I dld Reba Owens I leave to Mrs Hams all that she has grven me ulcers sweaty hands and headaches Carol Patterson Ileave my sore cornmfested t1red feet to levell Glenese Pettey I w1ll the student lounge on thlrd floor to all the non smokers of level II 3 S' Q - q ' . ' , . w Q s 1 - s a a s ' WILL5 Jan Porter I leave to Tammy Bowen my abrlrty to smrle and gr1t my teeth at the same trme Sandra Prater I leave the xerox mach1ne to level I Jaccye Prlce I leave to Cheryl Harrlson my ab1l1ty to walk past the drrectors offlce wlth both feet 1n my mouth Linda Purdy I wlll my love for post partum to anyone really Celena Schnebelen To Janle Garren I leave my chalr ln Mrs Hams offrce The only requrrement IS to keep both feet rn your mouth at all trmes Brenda Smlth I wlll my 111 fltted scrub clothes and unlform to anyone ln the other classes that IS 5 8 or taller Earnestene Speers Post Partum to anyone Brenda Stewart None Julre Stoll Surgery to anyone Peggy Teague I w1ll to Celeste Hoppe my unused portrons of the Total med surg book to be used as heavy bed trme readmg Debbre Trammell I wrll my ablllty to move out of the dorm before graduatron to Debbre Hudson Vrcky Vann I wrll all my energy to the upcomlng class and I hope they use lt to study by Crndy Warren To Shlrlene Harrrs I bequeath my rapport with Flo Nrghtengale Betty Whrteslde I leave to Mrs Rogers and Mrs Sevler the ab1l1ty to make a flve mmute specral report mto a thxrty mmute drssertatlon Jean Wood I bequeath all all my reports handouts and unused paper to my Instructors Cheryl Woolfe My busy paper work to frle 13' - , u . . . . , . ' I I! - , . ' ' 66 93 66 99 ' ' - ' . i 5 ! 1 .xiii -- is X. gg H :rp g - at ' 1, 4 - Q A X mg, 1 S X fc H CINDY WARREN: TEACHER'S PET MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED IANICE LOL TSTOETER: WITTIEST BEST EXCUSE GIVER ' J 1 ng57','.Yf4, . '?.,yff'?3 lu Q! 1!'a.'-al? ii If IACCYE PRICE: LOUDEST BRENDA STEWART: BIGGEST FLIRT MARGARET BASS: MOST STUDIOUS MARGE BRANSCUM: QUIETEST Q. X VICKY GLOVER: QUIETEST PHYLLIS BOSTIC: MOST PUNCTUAL ED WARD GAR TON: MOS T HANDSOME RHONDA BLACKMON CLASS BEA UTY 1 Y WI., Ai N 1 - ,- i .p i THE a WAY WE VVERE Sandra Newton Cindy Warren, Jaccye Pnce I . i a Janice Lohstoeter Suzie Garstka Diane Morgan 5 V h Cathy Hawk U Peggy Teague A I UNI ORS 1977- 1978 CLASS OFFICERS Y' Charley Stock, President Ethelene Cooper, Vice President Nancy Ferguson, Secretary Cheryl Overstreet, Treasurer Sherry Wallace, Historian Drexel Iordan, Editor Betty Ackerman, Parliamen tarian Vickie Reynolds, Social Chairman Sharon Morris, judicial Council Ianice Cash, Curriculum Committee Donna Thorn, Reporter 1978 - 1979 CLASS UFFICERS ..'.1 , Drexel jordan, President Vickie Reynolds, Vice President Liz Packard, Secretary Cliff Throckmorton, Treasurer Sherry Wallace, Parliam en tarian Ethelene Cooper, Social Committee Ph yliss Webb, Legislative Council Charlene Lisk, Curriculum Committee rf, 3, if 55 if 43 5 2 yr QV 5 22 25 13 az if 21 YS? gf YS if E E92 :QA 1, 45 Sis wx vm mx af fa as EEE :iz fax as Z5 21 Q uf Q5 ue 2 ga ei 12 ii asf zzz Q, Ti uf an W ss ev as W 13 gn 32 ff fx as 55 Q an is in a 135 32 as is Si 5 W Qi 25 E uf lm 5 S x ,X We is W 1.1 B RS K xi fm M ax sz W E is 55 gf 62 Z is i 5? as H. 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FRESHMEN sl I1 I i ui LM, ft , 4-K xW, 'H 4-mx , iq is Q of K L' 1978-80 Sophomore class officers: STANDING ffront to backjz Shirley Hatch, Yearbook: Jeanette McGuire Presidentg Pam Abbott, Treasurerg Linda Mahan, Vice Presidcntg Sylvia Smart, Curriculum Committeeg SIT- TING: Teresa Williams, Parliamentariang Julie King, Historian, Janice Jackson, Secretary: Judy Torrence Yearbook. S .Q VS 'Y' r 'E v A A , ,ua 1 'serif' Pam Abbott Lola Adams Pam Ashcraf t Renee Ashcraf t Susan Atkins Cindy Beach Christine Bellig Roberta Belviy Gloria Bentley W ff Brenda Bowerman Nancy Brave Nancy Broadway Russell Browning Pamela Burns ,.,,,, 95 rj x Mvqgfygy. f A E 222 f 1, L , 55 2 if 34 . , 9 f Q , ,, 5 ff, I 'Q A 7. , 2771 'f X L . 'f ' .sl zftl ' Theresa Carroll Suzanne Caruthers Liz Clark Debra Claxton Toni Comer Louis Cook Patti Dombroski Linda Factor A iiel Gaila Falls 4: Ne-sie , + iw -N Z ,Z xi 'Q 'xr Toni Farris Rosemary Fleenor Charlotte Floyd Tamara M. Garnett Beth Gibbons Melissa Gillham Robert Glenn Beverly Goad Donna McEuen Green , .. mg, fi 1 ., t V 'ff- f Y 1 fm wgyrgmg A ' 'fi ' 12' fififgf L H -91' ' .121 4 '53 ra- if iw 4 ff QW 5 it 'lf 1 ,tt Ei y at 57 ' ,i st Le 4 ff ., s 11 A Jean Greene Paula Grimmett Sheila Hanna Annie Hatch Shirley Hatch Cindy Hayes Melissa Hays Holly Hinkle Liz Hinkle Penny Hoggard Sandi Honea l Linda Hunter Susan Hutchison Ann Hyatt ,hw 'A A L ,ii ,, 4 , . li 16f'W 'W W . ,wi fr 3 , 3 ! 'Hy X JG x X l 4 , J-Q fig ' aff- , .,, 5 , rf 'I ' jk 511' ai as ni YQ ia 'KT 5 Lg 2 if if J X if 2 f Janice Jackson Ginger Jones Jamie Jones Julie King Jean Kramer Debra Lewis Lowell Logan Sue Machin Debra Madison Linda Mahan Lisa Matchett Mary McCamey Phyllis McGhee Kim McKnight fi 34 . .tlbgf ,Vw S g Mtv xx ff ' Jeanette McGuire Frances Mitchell Ruth Mitchell Tommy Morton Elizabeth Murphy Kathy Neal Susan Nimmo Susan Ouzts Betty Pace Susan Perry Pam Phoebus Binnie Pollock Nelda Preston Janet Roberts Gayla Robnett Connie Rogers Jane Roubidoux Joanna Schnebelen f, ,f if J iw 515 F7 1 W ng. 9, 9411, y , ,,.. L A 2? ww ,, Z 4 vi--my X, 9' w ff We 9 P... 'HW 4 A T V e r ge M X Dianne Skipper Sylvia Smart Brenda Strange Kim Tedder Robinette Teel Sharon Helmich Thomas Karen Thompson Donna E. Thorne Polly Tolliver Judy Torrence Shannan Venable Terri Westbrook Pat White Jeff Wilkerson eff' , X 'TJ' I fr is 'CI' ? 2 ,WW 7' T 1 ll ax! fr i .1,if1 N 'xr x R X ix O Q xi 5 Q Teresa Williams Cynthia Worden Veranda York AP AC TI VI TIES X R S 1 'I TIA TIO1 'I TIA TIO1 TI TIA TIO1 TI TIA T101 'I TIA T101 TI TIA TIG 'I TIA TI O 1 TI TIA TI 01 'I TIA TIO1 1 ,av 'R 'N E : 'Ski ,X my ' Q E' X 5 A se si A . .v tts, Q . i 5 . 5 ,,V'. R i ,S f 5 X 2 I P 5, la Far left: Pam Grummer demonstrates her skills of burping a babe. Far right: A major component of initiation is the element of humiliation. Here. Lola Adams displays her required baby costume. Upper left: Kathy Lampton portrays Connie Gussie Roberts in the chemistry skit. Upper right: Every class contains at least one Hebephrenic and one Paranoid Schizophrenic. Lower left: An element of the first two initiations was the Faculty Parade. Students took the opportunity to imitate their chosen instructor. I NI TIA TI ON I NI TIA TION Ex I NI TIA TION I NI TIA TI ON I NI TIA TION I NI TIA TI ON I NI TIA TIUN X Q ix! J 'Pg' H, 1 G , .9 ' ,PQ 4 Q 5 is L J ,Q J, Q U' Q. 'E xf al' Q . Q . Q 'QQ 'J S J 4 5 'lv n ' Q .C Yum: 4 4, ka an ,X s , x I E5 X Q ,. in 'fa . -'fs as ,p if Y , Q X if iii ii SQ HE Far lefr: Freshman Pam Abbott drops to a level lower than Senior Celena Schnebelen. Far righl: 1. Yltqlqj, VU? 'iw lkbaftmm t mil ' wig, 'if Q! Jeanette Templeton entertains the audience with her rendition of I dropped my dolly in the dirt. Upper left: Initiation is a time for everyone to lst down their defenses and act crazy, Janice Lohstoeter and Pam Johnson seem to really enjoy their parts. Upper right: Donna and Diana I-leien demonstrate their ability to harmonize. Lower left: Flo and her chosen court. 'I TIA T101 TI TIA TI O 'I TIA TIG 1 'I TIA TIO 'I TIA TIO 1 TI TIA TIO1 TI TIA T101 1 1 of , f if f's.7 ' ' 'XX 'H5s.,, ...V -me Far lej: Surgery tales always have a place in initiation. Far upper right: Babies are everywhere on initiation day, Donna Younts seems proud of her newly acquired role. Far lower right: Thumbelena is no other than Jan Holmes. Upper left: Pam Whitehead models her award winning costume. Upper right: Flo seems disparate. Could it be an angel revolt? Lower left: Our model students. l 103 Sharing Emotions, Fun, Am bi tions, Needs We Arrived at Capping 1978 At 7 o'clock in the evening on Friday, May 19, 1978, the capping ceremony for the 1979 graduating class was held at the First Baptist Church of Pleasant Valley. Donna Douglas welcomed the families and guests of the students. The invoca- tion was presented by Chaplain David Covington of Central Baptist Hospital. Dorothy Douglas, anatomy instructor from Henderson State University, presented the address. Shirlene Harris, Director of BSSN, introduced the eighty-four students who had completed the freshman year of their training. Fol- lowing the capping and pinning of the female and male stu- dents respectively, Juanita Straubie closed the ceremony with the benediction. The ceremony was not only beautiful, but also held a special importance to those students involved. The receiving of pins and caps gave these men and women a great sense of accomplishment. It was proof that the first nine months of studying was worth all the effort, plus more. 104 4. Middle: Former instructor. Jane Coulter caps Tammy Bowen. Lefls Student nurses lit their lamp from the school's gold Florence Nightingale lamp. Below: First Baptist Church of Pleasant Valley was the setting for the 1978 Capping Ceremony. Upper left: Hope Roberson and Nancy Ferguson provided music for the ceremony. They sang the theme from Mahogony. Upper righls After being capped, the students proceeded to the far side of the stage to light their Florence Nightin- gale lamp. Karen Dupree is pictured lighting her lamp from the one held by Mrs. Carol Danner. Right: Male students received a gold and blue bar to wear on their collar. Ricky Moore is pin- ned by Mrs. Arleta Garis. Former Anatomy and Physiology instructor. Dorothy Douglas, delivered the address. Junior students manned the tables at the reception Evelyn Beck pro vided the guests with punch. li N4 ,- 'ef fl' Henderson Courses Provide Prelude to Advanced Nursing Curriculum Henderson State University makes available to the BSSN student college credited courses in Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, Microbiology, Nutrition, English, and Psychology. These courses are considered essential for the understanding of health and disease. This contribution from HSU is a major factor that differentiates the new diploma school from the old school. Pat White and Tamara Gamett diligently study for their lab practi- cal over the skeletal system. ai 5 W4 N 1 . 8 ' li s A ts if ' 5 ,,,, i I f ' J nfs .yynnr i no ,M ,, JM V,s,,' is f 75. ' it r.. ' Q 'S 1 ' XC A X I -9 s g 5 f ' x 'R Jeanette McGuire and Eamestine. the skeleton f acquaintances forever it N 'f 1' ,Q Q Xvk W f- 'W . Wx.,-ff-f f. . ' f '59 f ga 'Zvi fy? f ff A ' V l. of' Upper left: Louis Cook practices brushing Teresa Carroll's teeth. Upper right: The chase doll provides a dummy for per- fecting skills. Here, instructor Arleta Garis demonstrates the proper technique for administering an enema to Debra Claxton. Lower right: Freshman students, Jeff Wilkerson and Lowell Logan, perfect their skills of bathing on each other. Upper far right: The way a meal tray is presented to the patient often effects the consump- tion of that tray. Student Polly Tolliver appears pleased with her tray. Lower far right: Liz Packard and Vicki Peynolds practice taking vital signs on patient Karen Dupree while supervised by instructor Arleta Garis. IIO Fundamentals Taught Through Actual Partici pa ti on g Clues Student to Pa tien t's Sensitivity In addition to Liberal Arts courses, the level I student is introduced to basics of patient care, including physical, social, and emotional needs. Student participation is required to enlighten the student to the patient's viewpoint Basic technical proficiency is fostered by supervised practice in the nursing arts lab and the clinical environment. With successful completion of Level I, the student has the fundamental knowledge and skill to advance to Level II. ' 1 Level II: Length y, -sg., Dive1'siHed, il t 1- K ' but Specialized The sophomore rotation, the first portion of Level II, provides areas of study in Medical-Surgical nursing, religion, and pharmacology. It is during this course of study that the student leams the varied manifestations of disease entities. By utilizing the nursing process and applying learned scientific principles the BSSN student participates in the physical, spiritual, and emotional aspects of the diagnosis and treatment of short and long-term illnesses. In addition, the students, to diversify their education, rotate through a physician's office, the operating room, and various health related departments within the hospital. H2 Far left: Inst:uctor Carol Danner demonstrates the technique for pas- sage of a nasogastric tube. The victim, Drexel Jordan, can't watch but grits his teeth with cautious approval. Far right: Harriet Loveless checks the contents of an IV solution. Right: The nursing arts lab pro- vides an area for perfection of skills prior to administering to a patient. Under the supervision of instructor Mary .Io Rogers, Nancy Ferguson leams how to withdraw a medication from a vial. - 1 wh -QP' .w '45 f Specialty Areas Broaden Studen t's Knowledgeg Provides a Comprehensive Realm to Nursing The junior rotation, the later portion of Level II, deals with specialty fields, including pediatrics, obstetrics, and psychiatry. Each division is ten weeks in length and involves intensive study and clinical application of learned principles. The student is not confined to the hospital environment entirelyg they also participate in various community projects that extend beyond the realm of hospital nursing. xJliQW'i'f7 uni . . 5 2 ' so ., i ., :xiii-,.:' ' fs Af , 'Q W. ,yi 1 , s. hy' 'Y ,if fl Far Ich: Pediatrics' student Cheryl Woolfe finds the child care center an enjoyable place. Far righl: OB students spend part of their clinical rotation in the newborn nursery. Despite the crying and the diaper changing the nursery can be a pleasant experience as Peggy George finds out. Above left: ln labor and delivery students learn the procedure for fetal monitoring. Above right: OB instructor. SarahAnn Gates, demonstrates the pelvic passage of the fetus. Left: Pediatrics' students participate in many community pro- jects, including grade school health education. 115 Level III the Final Rota tion Level III consists of critical care, research, and leadership. Level III combines all learned skills to give the BSSN student experience in responsibility, decision making, and accountability. Though Level III is the last rotation it is perhaps the hardest due to the complexity of the areas and the realization that it's almost over. H6 if fps!! Far left: Pam Gmmmer and Ina Eaves participate in a two-man rescue. Far right: While in critical care the student leams how to defibrillate a patient. Pam Johnson perfects her skills on the Annie. Left: San- dra Prater practices starting an IV on Brenda Stew- art. Below: Senior 'Evelyn Beck displays her project to an intentivc audience. Q'l'll.l ty Q R56 wi 1- l, ' x, H4 aa vc Ulf Af' Q ,.,, 3 H E' ,gk ,,,.. ,...,,,. , ,, F., an P W ffl' T4 L ' 3 . , 5 r I 2 ' , L I L - ' i fi ,, . fig' fi ,, X V ,, A ' Q4 - , -, 3 my - i A ri ., V Q k f, RW- fhevivii I ff A ., H Z ,K x if 4 QM ,ff Jfgj wif xfllff wee f ,, 1 If . 9 Top: Cliff Throckmorton finds the floor the safest place at the Fifties Skating Party. Above: lt's fit time for Cindy Wanen. Righl: Lynn Ripley reaches for that fly ball. Middle: Mrs. Danner. . .whatacut-up. ia I US T HA VING 4 t s t s s ill AREA F no-un.-.F kt X' 3 tx I 'M-Q., 5 Upper left: It looks like Famous Fame is giving Edward Garton some static, but he seems to take it with ease. Above: Those dependable side rails fumished many with needed rest stops. Diane Holmes, Janice Lohstoeter, and Diane Morgan take advantage of one near the conces- sion stand. D rw . ,Xu . .mms -f sag 121 IUST HAVING FU 'iw K A A 4' W W'Uny. Wham :fi 1 if Qui' fwf , f QW W wr 4, 1 2, 4563! fra-M f B- Z iw? 4 ff .. .. j 31 ., 4- . Q , ' f'f. 511- f Hfl fgfm. - 'E , ffyf if .ff A ' f ' ' . z , if I cf, , a I5'?E2.' E155 , Q. ' 'A fy J 0.'2.,I,'-JW I J 'SWISS KL .., ii IUST HA VI G ini' EWM-. Q'-.fftgf in yn xx jigggff in 4 Q mf, , Q , , Wx L-biliii u w, t A 5 ' I 1 1 K ,.,A 5 f,,m,., U ! W, f J! 5 , , j K I ' , M H, f NmL ' : ,uhm . a W I ,H ,wa WY, ,.,,. if A 'WM 124 ' Q V '11 AQ il .! ' . . V X My H ,N as f y zffi' ' A' Af ,- M K -W - '5'- , , ,ky f 2 Z, i lkl M rm JUST HAVING .X Y YN NWX:QQiN N i2Xi qN L X N NY NQSf:fifX xx N Q x K in A ,rh L' ,A iff: mg' I x BSSN Awards Diplomas to Fifty-Eight On December 21, 1978, the first class of the Baptist System School of Nursing held their commencement exercises at First Baptist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. John Gilbreath, Executive Director of the Baptist Medical System welcomed the fifty-eight graduating seniors. Orman Simmons, M.D. presented a message to the graduating class and Maxine Otey, R.N., President of the Arkansas State Board of Nursing was present to deliver the Commencement Address. Following tradition, the graduates recited the Nightengale Pledge led by Ann Hall, R.N., Co-chairman of Level III. The graduates received their diplomas and a handshake of congratulations from Rev. R. H. Dorris, Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Baptist Medical Center. Shirlene Harris, R.N., Director of BSSN, and Patricia Cook, R.N., Chairman of Level II, presented the graduating students with their pins. The ceremony was a beautiful way for the fifty-eight gradu- ates to begin their well-earned and deserved profession. For two years and five months they utilized every second of their spare time studying in order that they could reach their goal of sitting together for one last timeg dressed in the white uni- form that honors their new profession. 128 W Lh ':i'Wff . , kl 'i1f K f. N. -TL - 2? , . f--nl '-v Q, 11 X ner, - - I K f fm . ' fvsnaf-'51, ,X Msg? 1 ,,'.31.,x , Q- 'N VS S .ff is Sizix . h , 'f ,tw S-W., S. ,W . x + -26,556 Q ,V Q Q wi- - Qs-mx. Vx bi Egg ., g J , 5 211 ,gk Ku, N 1. .. 1.5. xx . ' ' -1..i5f'gfj-jA ,- - -ms H , . fm- - .-Eli '. 'iiwfzf ., Q Y' nf X SQ .. -1 vzfg' Q-am.. 1- fe Q fffif' ff, 1- ,L 'km , -Awug . ' :gi , Q 1 w 5 2 , Q is 1.3 , ...Q .7 avg, I Tw, . R fu 'wx Q M ,Ja ,,. A Y A N A.. 'xx Nwgm xg . in -ix' 1'-.X al ,Q Q 'R -,,.,.-1- yd 5... gh V, i Q 1 V L' A 1 1 I Far upper left: Anita Brown receives a hug and a trophy from Donna Douglas. Far upper right: Jan Porter chose Dr. Gary Davis to destripe her. Far lower left: Maxine Otey addresses the graduating class. Upper middle: Roberta Markham recieves a handshake of congratulations from John Gilbreath, Executive Director of the Baptist Medical Center System. Left: Senior students display their l3l destriped stripes. Abovephoto: Award winning graduates display their plaques. 131 V N 1 132 Q4 MSX is N Those graduating seniors experienced both feelings ofjoy and of sorrow when that long awaited day arrived. Ruthie Miller receives a hug and a pat on the back from Instructor Pat Cook following the presentation of her diploma. Peggy Teague and husband receive congratulations at the reception following the graduation ceremonies. uv he Ruthie Miller and Bobbie Warren finish their last minute gf A primping. A i his NR .354 tt-'KSA an Roommates Roberta Markham and Janet Brannan share their excitement at the refreshment table. Evelyn Beck Diane Holmes Valedictorian Valedictorian A WARD WINNING GRADUATES Cindy Warren Faye McCormick Faculty Award Outstanding Student 5 UPPOR TERS CON TRIBU TQRS Bank of Prescott Union National Bank Cantrell Drug Co. The Black Angus Dr. W. Sexton Lewis, MD Dr. li Hampton Roy, MD Dr. Harold Harger, MD Dr. joseph P Hickey, MD Dr. Agnes Kolb, MD Dr. Paul N. Means, MD Dr. Fay M. Sloan, MD Dr. jyi-Ming Tseng, MD Dr. joseph P. Ward, MD Dr. jerry S. Y. Wang, MD Dr. john William Smith, MD Dr. K. W. Cosgrove, MD Dr. H. C Holmes, MD G. Grimsley Graham, MD jack L. Blackshear, MD james E. Boger, MD Donald F. Meacham, MD Roy A. Brinkley, MD Da vid E. Smith, MD Norton A. Pope, MD D. B. Cheairs, MD Dr. Howard M. Armstrong, MD Dr. Wanda Stephens, MD Dr. Eugene Taylor, MD Dr. C. E. Wenger, MD Dr. Mike Hendron, MD Dr. C. David Williams, MD Dr. l-'red Berry, MD Dr. Curry B. Bradbum, MD Dr. Hal R. Black, MD Dr. L. P Fraiser, MD Dr. W. A. Runyan, MD Dr. Harold G. Hutson, MD Dr. E. M. Nixon, MD Dr. H. Elvin Shuffield, MD Radiology Consultants Dr. R. Barry Sorrells, MD Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman G. Smith Dr. Thomas D. Honeycutt, MD Dr. Robert Watson, MD Dr. john H. Adametz, MD Dr. Rayjouett, MD Dr. Robert D. Dickins, MD Dr. Wilbur M. Giles, MD Dr. Da vid L. Reding, MD Dr. Ronald N. Williams, MD Dr. C. Lindsey Miller, MD A SPECIAL THANKS FUR YOUR HELP john Pounders l udy Stafford Best Wishes for a SUPER Career in Nursing! KHTV SUPEFISEVEN S T VINCENT INPIRMAR Y con gra tula tions to the grad ua ting class of the Ba ptist System School OfNUTS1Hg CONGRA TULA TION5 are Extended Also to the Faculty Mem bers for Producing Professionals Well Deserving of Recognition 9 extends The Benton .. 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C ON GRA TU LA TI ONS GRADUA TINC CLASS BAPTIST S YSTEM SCHOOL OP NURSING We Hope Your Future IS Both POSITIONS A VAILABLE MEDICAL SURGICAL UNITS INTENSIVE CARE CoRoNARY CARE EMERGENCY NUR SER Y OBS TE TRICS S URGER Y C ON WA Y MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JCAH ACCREDI TED CONWAY FULLY DELEGA TED PSRo ARKANSAS MEMBER. AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOC ARKANSAS HOSPITAL ASSOC METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL DIS TRI C T Professionally and Financially Rewarding FROM THE EDI TOR5: Over the past several months. the yearbook staff has worked diligently to produce a publication which would bring fond memories in years to come. The result of our efforts are before you now. Creating a yearbook has been a memory within itself. Words cannot express the difficulties and frustrations we have had in formulating a plan for the book and carrying through with that plan. Yet. we know that it will not be the frustrations that we will remember but the closeness we have felt for one another. We wish to thank each of you for contributing the events which have been depicted. The yearbook staff realizes that without you. there would be no yearbook. . .THERE WOULD BE NO MEMORIES. if 3-EOS fgzfzfg fjvbv 5 1 x ! ! 4 I a I . 2 I --M. ' W.. . ..- 3 5 1 5 3 1 2 i Q 1 2 i z 2 2 1 Q Q 5 fe 4 E 5 3 4 4