University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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5 The Rise and Fall of Mercury. Bubble Bubble, Toil and Trouble! Learning Why and How l Accuracy Prevents Accidents. Listening is Learning.

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STEERING COMMITTEE 1' i X I 'S Row l : Chris Van Boltltem CSecretaryD, Kay Smith CChairmanJ, Sarah Martin. Row 2: Miss Schabhuttl Qfaculty memberl, Fred Raje CWSNA Presidentl, Lucille Berli CNursing Council Presidentb. The Nursing School Steering Committee was formed in February, 1966, in response to the growing change in the concept of the nurse and in the self-concept of the student nurse. It was felt that the student nurse should participate in the formulation and evaluation of her educational experiences. The committee is composed of two members from each under- graduate class, two faculty members, and one academic advisor. The purpose of the committee is to serve as a sounding board for both students and fac- ulty with the end goal being betterment of the school, to discuss current problems and com- plaints of students, to promote communica- tion between faculty and studentsq to better understanding of School policies, to undertake studies, evaluate programs, and analyze cur- rent curriculumg and, to stimulate discussion in areas of nursing education and the nursing profession. AEQUANIMITAS STAFF Susie Meyers . . Editor Florence Crow . . Co-editor Patsy Agar . . . . Co-editor Katherine Crabtree . . . Theme Marie Meulemans . . Faculty Betty Taylor . . Organizations Louise Williams . . Candids Cheryl Melber . . . Candids Peggy Holliday . . . Candids Marianne Tipmore . . Seniors jo Baker ....... . . Seniors Cathy Kaunisto . . . juniors Peggy Finnegan . Sophomores Karen Ivan . . Sophomores Karen St. .lOl'll'l , , , Freshmen Sue jones . . . Freshmen '5'1 l Sitting ileft to rightbz Bobbie Heminger, Florence Crow, Chris Conlin, Pat Agar, Betty Taylor, Marie Meulemans. Standing Cleft to rightlz Katherine Crabtree, Susie Meyers 221

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Qde To Isolation In the midst ofisolation I stand in contemplation And search for schemation To relieve the imagination And Ofthis cursed contamination my constant consternation lfonly every little bug A hue of red would wear Then I could plainly see them On floor, on bed, on chair. lcould watch the hopping From counterpane to gown And, scrubbing, see them dropping Down the drain to drown. And by this close inspection So my lucid conception ls never feared inception Ofdreaded 'Across infection. Ff-