Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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also our special thanks to: You give but little when you give of your possessions It is when you give of yourself that you truly give! -pr,-s E ,fg , a ,Judi li - ,Y Agua, SQ, 8 llll val -A I ' , YN - ,. ill! lm - . 1 ,, . f Q lv, '- Baxbara Coleman Rosemary Ash f X l WT . I ar ' I V so I ,A if - , 4 I HL QA , F. xx., X ' Marianne VViant-Kellogg 'J 1 A31 li ' y X' 1 Nl w I ral. Q L ,l fl -6 I '35 W Q '. ff.. ' .'.- I L - X '-1-1 'Ai , ' 'Wifi I 1 EM ' ' .4 A 1, Kathy Schmeelk Ed Thorton' Michael Sawchuk' I'horton's Classic Studios, lnc. 18 West 27th Street f12th Floor! New York, New York C2121 685-1725

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We the class of '79 wish to dedicate this yearbook to our significant others. . . . Those first affections, Those shadowy recollections, which be they what they may, are yet the fountain light of all our day are yet a master light of all our seeing. ' Wadsworth

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EDIT OR'S NOTE The theme of Yearbook '79 is a colorful comparison between the past and present events of Columbia University's School of Nursing. It can be seen that throughout history there is nothing permanent in this world except change. During the year, efforts have been made to listen to compliments and criticisms of past yearboolcs, and we hope that this year's publication has captured the spirit and experiences of Columbia's various nursing students. I would personally like to express thanks to the Yearbook Staff '79 for taking the time and effort of being involved. Without their support and creativity, the publica- .logrg tion of this yearbook would have been impossible. Debra Ann Fong Editor-in-Chief '79