Yavapai College - Rough Rider Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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NUR IN6 500647 0N Front ro w: Mrs. Pauline Floerchinger, Mrs. Leila Collier, Mrs. Juanita Cole, and Mrs. Rene Sutton. Second rowf Miss Linda Poe, Mr. Carl Spainhour, Mrs. Edith Chaney, Mrs. Jean Nelson, and Mrs. Patricia Rahn. Third row,' Miss Joyce Sander, Mrs. Carolyn Haynes, Mrs. Leatha Lacey, Miss Linda Zeich, and Miss Ilene Lawhead. Back row,' Miss Bernaleen Ouintero, Miss Patricia Nahee, Mrs. Loretta Soparch, Miss Michelle Pappas, Miss Barbara Thompson, and Miss Cathi McCarthy. Not pictured is Mrs. Cleo Grace. A two year nursing program was introduced to Prescott, September 1969 when Yavapai College opened and is the seventh Associate Degree Nursing program offered in the state of Arizona. Although the Associate Degree nurse is prepared primarily to function in a general hospital setting, other areas within the scope of nursing are avail- able to her through continuing education. Many of these classes are on campus while others are offered as extension courses in cities throughout the state. The Yavapai College Nursing Education program is under the direction of Mrs, Barbara Kitchens, RN. She is assisted by Mrs. Wanda Plumstead and Mrs. Ruth Westerinen. On August 31, 1970, the Nursing Department enrolled 20 women and one man. This brings the Associate Degree Nursing students to a total of 30, which includes nine students in their second year. 105-

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145' 0614750 WMIEN STUDENTS At the first meeting were, seated, Mrs. Irene Mikulewicz, Mrs. Carol Ammerman, counselor-sponsor, and Sandy Nelson: standing, Lynne Butler, Debra Helling Jill Goodell, and Barbara Burrell. Officers '70-'71 President .................... Vice-President .......... Sec,lTreas. ................. . Sandy Nelson ......Rita Hunt Karen Floyster Cabinet members ....... Lupe Fl omero -1 04- Flebecca Mayo Although Associated Women Students lAWSl had a small gathering at the initial meeting of the club, membership open to every female student on campus, grew rapidly. AWS sponsored several activities, among them AWS week, and a dance. Y.C.'s chapter sent seven delegates, chaperoned by Mrs. Carol Ammerman, to a five day convention of the International Association of Women Students, held at Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado. The Duo-State Con- ference will be held here Nov. 5-7, 1971. AWS nominated the Spring Queen winner, Debbie Williams. Officers '71-'72 President .... ................Flita Hunt Vice-President ....... Debbie Williams Secretary .......... Treasurer . ...... Historian .......... Committee Chairvvomen. .,....Peggi Schuller ......Shelley Miller ,,,,,,,,Emily Romero ...Kerry Cunningham Rachel Parra Gail Piper

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