Belleville College - Dutchman Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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’Now to move her,” said student nurse, Geraldine Jones, center, to student nurses Emelia Wilder, Lynette Grodeon, Karen Case, and Carolyn Kramer, while the patient, Carol Smith, waited to be moved. Nursing Offered Varied Futures. Nursing students were offered a program in profes¬ sional nursing approved by the Illinois Department of Registration and Education which prepared them for beginning staff-level positions. The course included the sociological, psychological, economic, and spiritual as¬ pects of work in this field with pathology, pharma- cology, and nutrition included. Clinical practice was done in cooperation with Memorial Hospital and the State Mental Hospital at Anna , Illinois. The nursing faculty. Miss Barbara Dooling, Miss Clara May Mil¬ ler, director; Miss Ann Johnston, and Mrs. Jean Aldag, enjoyed seeing pictures of the student nurses and their activities. Wanting to look just right in their new uniforms, freshmen student nurses helped each other adjust their aprons.

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Sharon Travous, Connie Kosick, Harold Belton, Patty Toth, and Richard Ishmael located the important mountain ranges on the globes. Through geography we learned about the customs, occupations and dress of people in foreign countries and about the types of soils and ores on the earth. We studied the types of governments, the history of our government, and the previous happenings in Europe and America. Sociology and psychology made us aware of the emotional differences between people. Mr. Al¬ vin Nebelsick, the head of the social studies depart¬ ment coordinated its courses and activities. June Starr, Bob Meyer, Jim Garrett, Etta Buchanan, and Larry Wesolik examined Mr. Limper’s lithoid specimens. Social Studies extended our wisdom. Our Social Studies Instructors were: front row, Mr. Harold Limper, B.S., M.S.; Miss Lenora Kriege, B.S., M.A. Second row, Mr. Sam Eubanks, B.S., M.A.; Mr. Carl Dawes, B.S., M.A.; Mr. Alvin Nebelsick, B.S., M.A. 21

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Mrs. Jean Best, B.A., M.S., was our capable instructor in the Home Economics Department. Home Ec supplied studies in nutrition. The Junior College Home Economics Department, under the guidance of Mrs. Jean Best, acquainted us with the study of nutrition. The sound training and in¬ struction received will be in evidence when we assume our respective roles after graduation. Many will be found in laboratories and hospitals as skilled dieticians. Others will reflect the value of knowledge gained by becoming nutrition queens of their own households. We can be assured that, in the future, many of our graduates will be conversant and well qualified in the field of nutrition. Helen Porker. Judith Joney. and Estrallita Reyes practiced their knowledge of nutrition in the modern, newly redecorated kitchen, 23