Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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Don Sandell Ben Hannebrink Richard Pacelli 10h Burkhard PHOTO DEPT. KODAK POLAROID Arthur Evans, LOG advisor, looks apprehensive as the tables are turned and his picture is taken. 9., yar 1M. . :7 V. ma. 22mm; Wynn- , BELL 8: HOWELL HASSELBLAD BOLEX NEWPORT BLVD. CALIFORNIA 8-7042

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Front row, L. to R.: Mrs. Winifred Wilson; Miss Olive Rees; Mrs. Eleanor Schutz; Mrs. Lillian Sanders; Miss Iiouise Siegrist; Mrs. Gra Anthony Mc Donald; Mrs. Mary Gradish Orange Coast offers two nursing programs: Voca- tional Nursing and Professional Nursing. Vocational Nursing consists of two regular se- mesters, and one summer session of nursing prin- ciples. Professional Nursing consists of four regular se- mesters, and two summer sessions of nursing prin- ciples and scholastic studies. When a student com- pletes this program 76 units have been earned. Be- sides classroom attendance, actual hospital expe- rience is required in this program. After a day at L. to R.: Marion McElvaine, Lenee Clarke prepare to give iipatient Aleen Ernst a blood transfusion. yce Roessler. Second row: Miss Jean Kirkpatrick; Mr. at; Miss Gayle Mason. the hospital a discussion class is held to air any difficulties the students may have had. Six hours a week are spent at the hospital for the beginning student; towards the completion of the program the student spends more time at the hospital than in the classroom. This coming August, 36 students Will graduate fully prepared to meet the demands and satisfac- tions of nursing. Get it right now; Lenee Clarke reads medication directions.