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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

7 I, AO N- Ag , 9 I 2' ,Y -as i is 1 iw, as 'F' i u 3 Q I , A uw, 5 s 0 Q - L Us 2 .ZZ 3 , 55,-fa-Q. ' : 5 -Q f Q 9 .14 Q ' I 'Q 14. s 33.81 2 8, 3 Q 4 f' ,-9' 'F ' ii A..imh.'H1-L Lln 7N.. r .2 Columbia University Faculty of Medicine School of Nursing New York, N.Y. 1981 7 I A? I' 'W' 1 l68'515TREET, Q V awgmr:'Twf 5 0 -lf 3, ' V ' F3315 f ' Anangu... A stream ofpeople has passed through this school. In this book we want to interrupt that flow and look at the g'I'0llp that makes up The Columbia University School of Nursing. Itls like the veiw one gets through a kaleidoscope, all the bright separate colorful pieces tall together into a cohesive picture despite their arrangement. XVe are a group of students, seniors, juniors, and sophomores, each of whom has travelled any one of innumerable paths to Columbia Nursing. As we put together this book, itls impossible for us to imagine students' reasons and goals in relation to their schooling, such things being individual and private. But ultimately we are here to develop a career, even to redefine ourselves. Much of what we've been through - poor classes, hard work, endless self-criticism - must be endured because there is an end in mind. A product will be engendered, we will become nurses. Thus, the sense of community or fraternity felt between many of us comes not from the fact that we are, as individuals, alike. It derives from the understanding that we are experiencing our schooling commrmally. And for some hard to define reason, maybe because our clinical experience links us by its trials and satisfactions, or because we share the goal of becoming nurses, we do form a kaleidoscopic whole. -lx XZ Ng!! T-i4 A+! 1 - f' f XX A ff flfiiN. XX , ll, l 'Xl E lx XXXL , -. X- Y r. X k, rxsg X X v ' X , i, ,Nt W cl 4 t l fl M WW ,X X , X' f 76 N , i 'Y fl f A n rf LN l x' i i fi' f i i - V. i F . A f i e r l Y t lf N if X' isr. l 'Tk fi Y it X ffsgg N X it L . gk, f V 'L ,fff 5:1 ROADWAY BU ST C Table of Contents Seniors ........................ ....6 Juniors ...... .... . .. Sophomores ................. .... 6 0 Administration and Faculty .... .... 6 8 Activities ................. .... 8 4 Grganizations . . .... 96 Directory ..... . . . 102 Sponsors ....... . . . 104 Advertisements . . . . . . 105 E,- 2' EH I xx X eff IQ 2 N2 Q FF- nqix W3 Christina Alvarado 1979, Alexandria Hospital School of Nursing To look is one thing. To see what you look at is another. To understand what you see is a third. To learn from what you understand is something else. But to act on what you learn is all that really matters. 8 ' 151. Thor Q. Arnold B.A. Biology 1977, Queens College C.U.N.Y. . . . and another one bites the dust. F. Mercury H Y, A f Diana Marie Bassil Generic' Do not follow where thc path nmy lead. Cu, instead, where the-rc is no path and In-uve il trail. so Mary A. Banfield films.. 70 C. --7 ' x 1 Katherine Beach B.A. Biology 1974, Goucher College 10 visit , -i' :TVX H W 'lin' L-if 1, , 9'- . - .-.. X lk. ' Diane Beebe B.A. Russian Literature, New York University Iaequelyn A. Beatty Sc.B. Biology, A.B. English 1977, Brown Univ. The best environment for living is one which allows the incliviclual to learn, to grow, and to pursue their unique potential. XYe speak too often of 'tour patients. This is unfortunate. We inust recognize them as intlivitluals, rightful in tleinancling unique care. Our task then het-onies nurturing their goals ofgrowth ancl intlepenclence. 1,1 N l 1. Bernadette B. Boland Transfer, RlltU,l'I'5 LvlliYl'Y'NitB' Surah Bloy Alison Stcneck Brelnn 15.5. Bmcllc-5 L'11ivv1xity CNN if ii Lori Evelyn Brenner A.B. Psychology 1971, Barnard College For 1 am convinced that neither death nor life, Neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of Cod that is in Christ jesus our Lord. Romans 838,39 Janice R. Bunin B.A. Biology 1979, Wesleyan University 1:2 'L' '-C7 '7' uv v., 6' Mary Duncan Brust B.A. 1962, Sarah Lawrence College - 2 .4 I 117 Karen Leslie Bzdyk Transfer, SUNY at Stony Brook You see things as they areg and you ask wl1y? ' But I dream things that never wereg and I ask 'Awhy not? Ceorge Bernard Shaw All my thanks to Mom , Paul, Lynette, and Park for always heing there. Sue Camus My Dearest Papa, This beginning for me is dedicated in your rememlnranee. I know how proud you would have beeng it is your pride in me that I shall cherish from this day forward. I love you and miss you. Rest in Di'2lCC,l1lj' Papa. Always, Your loving daughter Susan 'TJ v 5 uk- ..r, r ll ahhh - P Barbara Caplan B.S. Conservation of Natural Resources 1971. University of California at Berkeley ' 1 X 'mf- V- .qi ' Ll . 5 4 Y H . I l Jhfpx T217 1 L J Mary Joe Castelli Generic Time is too slow for those who wait . . . Too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love . . . Time is eternal. Henry Van Dyke Zi' 6 as Lb 14 Blanche Carney Susie Howard Catchings Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your request to Cod. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ jesus. Philippians 4:6,7 Thanks Mom and Dad, for your love and support. vw She-ree A. Chin How can I possibly count- so fur, and still have so fur to gn? Ashleigh Brillia 'S Y gf Barluara Anne Cohn Trzutsfcr, U.C., S2111 Dit-gug L'.C., Los Angvlcs LllllYt'l'Sltj' of XYLlSllllllltOll ln mv. S0lUCtllllllI, scary and XYOIlQlUl'flll is always turning stillness into tl clam-0 - it is the fire of life. B. Rlllllflbl To Munn, Dacl, Bc-clti, nml Ruth, anal to my flour fricnfls - tlmnlxs llxr your llIlL'Illllllj.X support. Rosemary A. Chapman HS. Biology 1979, Siena Clullt-gs Lift- is lllililt' up, not of gn-nt SilL'l'llllCL'S or clutics, lmut uflittlc things, in whit-ll smilcs uncl lilllClll0SSL'S.1lllll small obligations, given lmlnitllallly, nrt- what win zmcl prcscrvm- tht- In-art untl scmlrv cmnllnrt. Sir llc-nry Davy l5 Janet Lynn Cook K 1 ,- , ,f v J . Douglas P. Criswell B.S. Psychology 1978, University of Pittsburgh The same mind that complains it cannot think or concentrate has already thought and has already concentrated to make that assertion. Mary Rose Corio May The Divine Spirit That Animated Babe Ruth To Win The Crucial Came Of Lite Inspire The Youth Of.-Xrnerical Cardinal Spellman Mary Elizabeth Daly BS. Health Science 1978, S.U.N.Y. at Cortland ID T-.s-D Linda Christina Detscher Compassion is not just something you lmve to give others hut un unclerstuntliug utttiflmtftl cle-tat-hment empathy that you liuvc- to givt- yourself Bvrnzu'cl Gunther Kathleen S. Dargan B.A. Biology 1979, Albertus Magnus College The gruncl essentials of happiness ure: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Chul mers -IT It bg' N J 'J' I .5 5. qs' Elizabeth Duff RN. 1977, New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center School of Nursing Angelyn Burke Estwick B.A. Theatre Arts 1975, Brown University I8 Anne Dunne B.A. Psychology! Special Education 1976 College of New Rochelle. 14? 1 ' ir .1 QN5 Q ' 'E X ,ffflgl p. 1 V251-'El ' A Erirf'-i7 -i Shelley R. Favus B.S. Biology 1976, Bradley Lhivcrsity I believe that mari will not merely cncllircz he will prevail. He is immortal , . .lie has ll soul, a spirit capable of conipiissioii and sacrifice and emliirunue. XYilliam Fiuilkuer ii' 'YQ' Y -'-'xi' , Q r 4, 'A 'K S x. 'Sm- Pl! qu. UP .KX 41 Lg r Ar'- -'xr i 421 Robert B. F8k1l'fHk1l1 HS. 1970. Fuirficlcl l.vl1lYCl'Slij' You ure' what you iiiiagiml f'fJlll'SC'lfl to lx-. KI1I'lXvUI1I1l'Qlll jr. Mei Fan 19 IQOQM Mary Patricia F retz Kiss today goodbye And point me toward tomorrow. We did what we had to do. Wonit regret, can't regret What we did for love. 20 A Chorus Line Nancy Gaughran 1 Sylvia Fibich B.A. Psychology 1977, SUNY Binghamton Helen Geils Nina R. Clueckselig B.,-X. 19177. Xwibxll' CUHVSJQ' Beth Golden ,vi 7, . 1 .- ' r X ,x v vsujgf as o X J 5 4 4 il sv ff'5fg,, X S 4- 'IA IA -n v X if 21 Q! rf ' , . H, 1. Eileen Gordon 7 7-R51 A Andrea Greenberg Donna Goldstein 15, .-.fb f?'?f, Barhara A. Gutierrez The Holy na -. e ,gas 'JL 4 , W -I ,-. lbliaf K ' 1 if It r rdf.-I Praise the Lord. and all that is xiithin Illepl'1lisL' nn Q' Psalm 1031 Ana Rita Guzman Had I the heavens' embroidered cloths, Enwrought with golden and silver light . . . I would spread the cloths under your feet: But I, heing poor, have only my dreamsg I have spread my dreams under your feetg Tread softly heeause you tread on my dreams. William Butler Yeats Amy Beth Greenwald Thi- small times count. The inches not the miles. 'I'onc'hes not tradition will lill your memory ' ' Y or the end. in tht- Illlillllllt., fstllil lllt'Illf7I'iC'5 LITL' the only sanity tln- wr assure Jrld can now ns. Rod NIL-Kin-n IMI' Debra Rose Hanna 'P gil B.A. English, University of Minnesota Mary Ellen I-131111011 Optima dies . . . prima fugit Willa Cathegs Virgil Dear Mom and Dad, es! rj 2-4 Thank you for all the love, encouragement. and support you have given me. It has meant everything in the world to me. I love you both very much. Lori Hastings Michael Durkin Higgison BA. Psychology 197-1, Laiiversity of Hartford Ninety percent ofit, I'll spend on whiskey , women and other good times. The other ten percent I'll probably waste. Tug ML-Craw - anticipating his world series share '1 Nancy A. Hunt Transfer, Houghton College I press on toward the goal for the prize ofthe upward call of Cod in Christ jesus. Philippians 33:14 Mary Tursone Ingriselli BS. Speech Pathology and Audiology 1977, Boston University - Sargent College Successful people are dreamers who have found a dream too exciting, too important, to remain in the realm of fantasy. And who. day lay day. hour hy hour, toil in the service of their dream until they c-an touch it with their hands and see it with their ey es. Earl Nightingale 3 Andrew C. Irish, RN. 1976, Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing jim Ives We live on an insignificant planet of a hum-drum star lost in a galaxy tucked away in some forgotten corner ofa universe in which there are far more galaxies than people. We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and by the depth of our answers. Carl Sagan 26 .5- wX vii Beth Ellen Jacks A.A. Pre-Nursing 1979, The King's College If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lostg that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau f v . 'Q AJ .nv- , , fx , 1 Elizabeth H. Kilanowski Generic .Ln ,f .v.Kfx'f K 'S' - U 4 C5 I ' 'Xe vi 4... II' Julie Johnson BA. 1978, XvCSlCyllIl University Paula Klausner BA. English 1975, Klflilllllll Cnlln-ge Smnn-tilllcs I think I nnclcrstzlncl L'YCI'j'fl'llIl51 . . . then I regain L'Ull5ClHlISllCN5. Ashlcigll Brillianlt V I:-A xl' It Laurie Koshar Hitch your wagon to a star. Emerson ' f. j:5 4' f-! f 'A Martha Kuhl V-YW , I-g. ,,:! University of California, Sun Diego Q 28 Barbara Kremer -aff 12,7 5 7 1 'X -'J P 1 1 I X n Doreen Ann Labartino Bridget Lane BS. Dickinson College Barbara Elizabeth Lee Transfer, Clusslmro State Colle-Llc' There is a divinity that shapes our ends. Rough-liew them how we will. Sliukespvrirr- llllllllff x I 0 9 , '1 -f' L i il i Jane E. Lennon B.S. Biology 1978, College of William and Mary Lg, 30 W 0 Marjory Leight Martina Letko BS, Biological Sciences 1980, University of Vemiout Thanks Mom and Dad for the 2nd round. Z' f W ' QS m Q- -,,. Mi: John Lintelman PN ' I' 'S I I n-4.6 f L,'.Qfm 8 1 x N., ' , N. w, m , v f .i H- Q T af WXXxxS s . l 5 7' 5 25 5- i T 7 2 I 'T 1. f'N ? fi NX Karen-Ann NIQAIQ-Vey 1 A , .. i..x 'N Q-mnpmmimxs pcrhalpx it ix IICCLIIINL' hm- he-urs il cliffbrcnt C1I'llIIIHlCl'. Let him stvp tu thc- music hc hmxrs, lmmvcvcr nwalsllrm-ml rn' t1lI'LlXYklf. VI1llUI'i'Lll1 Susan T. Lockhart AS. 1977, Crmllmy-Sawyer 11411105.11- Nldlly thzmkx to my parents and my grzlmipurvlltxf sl 1 K X5-ff ,437-:FK ! ' wxn'-A xx Renee Ann McAllister, PLN. 1976, St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing, 132 - . Y 0 cf ul '11 na: Marian Dorothy McEwen Cather out of star-dust, Earth-dust, Cloud-dust, And splinters of hail, One handful of dream-dust, Not for sale. Langston Hughes Sally McBratney B.A. 1979, Lafayette College Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support in every way. Gretchen Mamis Please don't ask me to keep in step. It's hard enough just to stay in line. '49 ! l Ashleigh Brilliant ' li'Q5'F Kei E. Matsumoto 435 AB. Biology 1979, UC. ut Berkeley Donlt think ulxout the question . . .just answer it. P. lloSzuu1 So often, below the words spoken is ll thing known and unspoken, Harold Pinter Jane Margaretten BA. Fine Art 1966. Temple University If indeed you would know my worth, it is that I have more in my heart than upon my tongue, tmcl more in my desire than in my hund, Kahil Cilmm li 4 -3 Crace C. Mellin 1975, The King's College And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know that this love surpasses knowledge - that you may be filled to the measure ofall the fullness of God. Ephesians 3: 17-19 Janice Michael B.A. Biology 1979, Ithaca College Live, Love, Laugh F34 an w Z? 'F3F4-I-nf. ,,, , , , J...---r -.ww -,J .1 1 'Ai-iff-,133 ' rv' M., 'dbg Kathryn Mitchell Transfer, Calif. State University at Sacramento fs I 7 1.. -.. 'V -1 ff' , .. X. ' . .Ti 71:11, ' 1. , s I 33 ls..-4, bw Mary Morriss .-LB. Psychology 1981, Bklfllilfil College Nous gangerions plus cle nous laisser voir tels que nous SOIHIUES, que cllessuyer cle paruilre a ce que nous ne sonnnes pus. Francois cle la Hoc-liefolleuillcl Susan Nadel-Cohen BA. English and Ecluezition 1965, Brooklyn College The soul selects her own society, Then shuts the cloorg Emily Dickinson . . . Thank Cocl for Beth, Paula, Gretchen, -lane, and Patti. K , l 1 'li 5.5 9 -' 9 , 'Eff' Barbara Morgan A '15 4? I 6' 7 Cindy Newman B.S. Animal Science 1977, University of Massachusetts Cod conceived the world, that was poetry He formed it, that was sculpture, He colored it, that was painting, He peopled it with living beings, that was the grand, divine, eternal drama. Charlotte Cushman Thanks Mom. Diana C. Newton B.A. Englishlwriting 1979, St. Lawrence University Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her If you can bounce high, bounce for her too Till she cry Lover, gold-hatted, high- bouncing lover, I must have you! F. Scott Fitzgerald ,'e,' 136 ,o , 1 ,, j ,N ,- : rg. e f .5 -N. , , -r - -,Q V ,.,,. r. -E.. ss- . ': Lindy Newton Transfer, Oregon State University I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall no' pass this way again. F .. 1. 'x 51 ttf' -4 'N SA. En l'A .JN Egan. if-. - -1-,441 I XI2lI'Q,'l1I'f:'t NI. O'Keet'c xii lSJfaH.t,nll1-Q1-ntNI1111111S.1in1X1n1-1-nt Peggy Parish Judy Pattullo BA. Englimh 1979, N.Y.U. Since penplc arc going to imc living luiign-ri1114i getting old1'i'. tin-y'll just lmvc tu it-urn how tu lu- imbics loiigcr. I think th11t's wiiiifm imppciiiiig now. Sonic kids I know pcrsoiiiiily are stay ing lmiiics loiiglcr. Andy xvilfiltll -- J . 14' TJ -N A s! Adalgiza Quezada Judi Prevorsek Transfer, N.Y.U. Thanks to Michael for all your love and support and especially to Mom and Oci for your endless love, generosity and patience. Jacqueline Powell K Jenny Quinones fi 4 AA. Liberal Arts - Pre-Nursing 1979, Elizabeth Seton College There is no higher purpose than human Service to work forthe common good is the greatest creed. Albert Einstein Linda A. Rodgers B..-X. 1977, Wells College For encouraging me to explore the world and for understanding when I get off course, Mom anal Dad. thanks - again. 4' 0 Susan Reilly 'Win Sf TL, , Xl! Roxanne Rodrigue B.S. 1975, University of Houstong M.S. 1977, University of Texas School of Public Health Linda Ann Rowett Love when you can Cry when you have to . . . Be who you must Tlmfs 21 part of the plan. 40 Dun Fogelht-rg .-5' l 5 9 f X A Gertrude R. Rosner CKittyJ B.A. Psychology - Sociologyg M.A. Sociology New York University To Thine own self be true and it shall follow as the night the day that thou cans't not be false to any man. Shakespeare,Hz1mIet f E92 tg-1-Y ffugf' -f 4 f'f xv 'r' v ',L- 'VX'-Y AP I- If I3 't . c -X 5 Mary Szmtelli Tranwfer. Barnard Cullen- Svlnmrl It 'xl'Q'llltl'Q'tllIl' Gitl Schaechter B..-X. Huui.m 1979, B.11'uKu'd College' Aftcr thy coffvc things 11iIl't mm bad. llvury Hcrlwrt Knilmlm Valerie I. Sands Il'.lIlNtl'l' H1-mwlm-.mr PHlffl'L'llIliL' IIlNtltlltl'. If I 11.411 mx lit1-mliwmu .. . Nvxi Ti I fl Nfklft lain-Manta-111'.1l'l1m-1'11n tln- xpflll' Xml xt.u tl1.ftxx.n 1.1111 lla ilu- MH. I 1'4a1nklJ1nka-3 41 AC-N4 f HAL Sharon Scherl Yr? I VJ bfi fri' Transfer, University of Vermont EiiSSk1 Raflhei SChiI'1HG1' I ' ' ' k l l'k b 'f I can t,md e peop e I e me ut 1 , Transfer SUNY at Stony Brook Wasn t 1116, I would like me. 4:2 Ruth A. Schlageter B.S. Biology 1979, Fordham University .,-' ff -e ,. as ffl' J-ig, ' IJ ,. U. ff Y, ' 3 . .U Maj.. u 1 'N 2 . V W 2 +V i 1 51' sd LN 'N' I ' iz. I ' .. ' -V. .I on I Margaret Schwarz Transfer, St. johns University ol . If ' ' Ou-- 1 ,, l ' 'Fil . '-'w.3.,13 71. I ' f Anna Carin Seadler It's dark hehind the scenes. You can see the audience applauding, open-xnouthed with delight, following the speeches and hlinded hy the multicolored lights . . . You can see the actors too, playing their roles . . . Life is an enonnous theatre where hy no means everyone is cast in the role he was meant for. Svetlana Alliluveva Patricia Schulte Il' Cod were just We would lit- lmrn old .-Xncl at-liiex e yunth almut The time wc-'d saved lilltlllilll tu enjoy' it. ,Iini Fit-liig 1.i Aile Shebar In New Mexico I lived with one View of reality in harmony with the visual space, vast mountainous horizons, and mixed cultural background. There are no limits to the expansion ofthe human spirit. In New York, amid the edificial monuments to commerce and industry, another reality is lived with. Survival of the human spirit depends upon our continued ability to protect, nourish our human bodies, heal our societal ills, and use the technology we have created for the benefit of the human race, not its destruction. I pledge my own life to remembering and balancing these two realities, as a health professional and a human being. Q 7 Anne Shelley -1-I '-VN I Tania Jeanne Shiminski A.A. 1979, Simonis Rock Early College May the road rise up to meet you, May the wind always lie at your back. May the sun shine wami upon your face, And the rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again, May Cod hold you in the palm of His hand An Old Irish Blessing Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all their dedication, support, and love. Beth Paula Shulman B.S. 1976. fniversity' UfX't'YlHOI1t -Q I Q C Llllllllllll N I aux ,- ix .1- A Lisa M. Simon B.A. 1979, University of Rochester . lr y V1 A 3, A65 Nina Shippen ,-.una-ll, P3335-4 1 ' mmf E-A' . .L Vira N Sogh 111 CLIILIIL vgvgt, Keith M. Thilmault BS. 1974, L'nivc-rsity ol'YcArmont ltls not over 'til it! over. Yogi Bcrra Martha Standish Spiro Transfer, Colorado College and Truman Collt-gc A 7x Janet Sottile Q? LJ JKQ Sharieve Unger Transfer SUNY at Binghamton Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass of glory in the flower we will grieve notg Rather find strength in what remains behind. William Wordsworth 48 W Y? Janice L. Thomas Calvin College O taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man who trusts in Him. Psalm 34:8 +L 414-'.,,,N N -za Lois Umar . l' Diana Elena Vera Gonzalez BS, Science 1979, Fornllmin I.'niye1'sity Mom - Dad - Tlnmk You! You gave me the feathers. I mqule my wings. ff' I Love Yon, 'QV Dinmi Diana J. Van Benschoten Tmiisfexg Denison University Yesternluy is alreaicly 21 clrczun illlil tomorroxy is only ai visiong but toclny, well-lived. nnlkes every yestercluy ai dream of happiness, and every tomorrow ai vision ofhope. Lisa Helene Verni To my family, No words cam I-xpix-ss lioxy tlnmkfnl I nm for your gniclauicc, wisdoin and unclerstancling, in good times ancl lnlcl, tlmt you lmve iiiycn nn- over tlic pnst four years. Tlicsm- im- ye-urs of my life that I will never forget :mal I owe it all to yon. All my love, Lian JH 3' Ii.. T5-f !.A',,.9 Q f' N--1 Diane Volovar Generic It is not how much we have, but ho enjoy that makes Happiness. w much we 50 'H E V I 1: , G9 ' clumb A s 'f+- Bruce A. Wagman B.S. of A. 1979, Cornell University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences I am the sea: Never Really Sure. Born in Ithaca to smash mirrors. My theme changes with the color of morning: only that much is certainf' Still busy being born, all that ends is over. just trying to have some fun - forever young - Peter Pan had it made. Hft! Shelley Wald City Collegeg B.A. Psychology 1974, SUNY at Buffalo It is only with the heart that one can see rightlyg what is essential is invisible to the eye. Antoine de Sainte-Expupery O Gale Elizabeth XVa1'ton BA. Psychology 1979, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle Two roads diverged in a wood. and I - I took the one less triivelenl by. And that has niuclc- all the difference. Roliert Frost Janet Williamson Transfer, Houghton College We are His people and the sheep of His pasture. Psalm 10013 Tarnara .Ioan XVheele1' Trauisfen Houghton College The Lord is my light imfl my siilvationg Vhoin shrill I lei1r?Tl1e Lord is the stronghold olimy life Of whom shrill I he iifriiicli' Psiilni 27:1 'V' 1 I Y 51 Paula Winter Transfer, Wheaton College The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge ofthe Holy One is insight. Proverbs 9:10 52 Not Pictured . . .Alawia Bakheit Ken Bertang Lauren A. Birnhak Lyn F inelli Joyce Fischer Susanne Creenblatt Joy Hendricks William Jacobowitz Jackson Jennings Kay Kaiser TaeSook Kim Geraldine Krotec Janna Lesser Judith Loach Marina Mokhoff Susan Molnar Glenda Pollard Louise Revis Gary Rohrs Linda Starck Rose Tirelli Linda Zonenberg . S, .. Sf' 1 me win LM LX Swim in A awww AS CMAMLP3' Wm A V I :P-5? x0 P 5395? Q HOb'edZ' 'e S In , 'Y 1,1,f,2 V523 S x W 41,114-CO QQ Diff! 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Al d JU IOHS Y Mil 7 XIX X fix XX XXX X! 1 n X xxx 1114375 421 NJ 5 -A xi' 'QF F ---f: . .-.xg-,-. xi4, , L.-,-If 4 ' x Top Row: Lisa Hildebrandt, Barbara Ross, Clodette Laura Seminatore, Judy Berk-Levine, Kim Mardini. Bottom Row: Ellen Hintz, Pamela Plotkin. Wright. 1 1 N J , Top Row: Sanclrw Fiorentino, Aliwl Hu'm.u Ka B14 Y Cl . .L I 'i, ireu .igru er. Bottom Row: A1th1V - A 1 A - 1 ex llltellt, june Tsal, JOl1dllI'lJ.ll G0lCl0l1. 56 I --1 kv-- f'Y' 5. Top Roxx Xieredltli jliic Lin Bell Clodette Mardini. Bottom How: Dianne 1 x N I .i f if X XE: L 1 Virginia Hollyday. Charlotte Pumplirey, 7 Charlotte Hamlin, janet Standard, Linda Shannon. RS? 'Q Top Row: Marilyn Paul, Roselyn Nisenbaum, Susan Stahl. Bottom Row: Michele Kalman, Varda Appleton, Kathi Martikainen. 58 Z' 4' 6' Regina Naegele, Elaine Mahoney Top Row: Lynn Grossman, Tina Pnvznie, Ann Dubuque. Bottom How: Judy Berk-Levine, Kim Wright. if Top Row: Linda Pinsky, Patricia Noonan, Lorin Carlson. Bottom Row: Constance Colter, Joanne Fox, Clare Ippolito. Ei Top Row: Cheryl Kennedy, Vanessa Rowland, Ann Swido. Middle Row: Martha Tripp, Betsey Kuehne, Cindy Fountain, Cathy Christy, Prissi Cohen, Dana Pagella. Front Row: Debra Scheiler, Kathy Herron, Nancy Goldberg, Lara Sargent, Nina Odrich. i JI 'Li' sv ky, Z 4 , j'lx,fl fc ' 'nl - 59 l 'P ' ' 'W'-'?r' 1 S0121-10 012135 f L X ? 1 -4 4 X I r, k 1 , ' ' ' - 1. '- z- -Q 4 f ',' , x f + f : 1 mf I I 1 ff F-N - ' 4 I I ' .LL , -. . ' ' , , 1 X , af Af-L9 A ' ' ,- A-A f T , ' 5, 'gi 'wp-1...' A X , Za X Jf XXTX ljxx 'lf ' f , 'X w 1' V 'ai F1 .- L. Spring fever on the library steps. Pizza at V6zTis. What subway do I take uptown? I Toga Party Happy Hour r-FF ff' We have to move to Maxwell Hall? ,Q 61 il 1 1 Top Row: Ieanette Iicha, Sue Hoffman. Middle Row: Tracy Farah, Donna Lumsden. Bottom Row: Susanne Braz. k- .-1 lg '-f I co Q FY ,o A, sv. be xx Q 1 ia' ll Top Row: Mara San Antonio, Penny Pencerev, Sheila O'Hanlon. Bottom Row Sharon Keim, Clare Sullivan, Carolyn Storck. ' il Top Row: Maureen Casey. Nluriu Ceiselhalrt. Bottom Row: joy Becker, Maureen McCann. Sharon Coldrich. l'S -0 ul op Row: Robyn Verni, Mary loodwin. Bottom Row: Robin IcKeon, Esther Chipps, Lynne ustem. ' 'f.'Q!'l!fIVl'rxy:- 4. , li' Top Row: janet Harmon, Cheryll Glaspy, Rise Rensi. Bottom Row: Dianne Gee, Zuluy Fernandez. 1 I u.J' L., 5154-I-' .- .' at 63 win- ' ' -lslsc If . The Heaven - X and Hell in . . sallxifs, C: 'E 'E' 'Phill ilmulU80 Th Our Livvs. X., x V 5 l p A L Y -1 X xy Lf' f. A .f It's 9 A.M. and . time for a hearty breakfast. T1 N 1 vw-fvxfkf , I , IN J ik . . . here we go again. . . . I refuse to go. I 'HH ' I 1' XVI X . . Ijust rolled out ofbccl. . . . I studied for the wrong exam. Problem Statement Insecurity giving S Oh xx hx me 'Nou nh it are the side eifetts of demerolb Dr m bicls dr ns biclx Pillor diiphoresis flitus pOlNlll'1l l71tlHgl1lllS nerxouslx lllIHl7llIlf.ftl'1l'Oll1Il'l drugcirds l0llJ weight oss Student IHITSC' 'lIlXlOllS. X f 'fift 'JF f N i f 'ullllllllml f Z OAI L o A ' injections. X sq-.1 I . - , tix? s H z ' z' '... z ' 1' '... H xx O: 5 -' e i ff ' D in A . ' M P. ll Assess level of anxiety 2? Assess students coping mechanisms SD Allow student to express feelings 47 Give emotional support 5? Daily weights 62 Maintain adequate hydration 73 Check I and O SJ Assess students knowledge and ability to administer I.M. injection 93 Have student observe instructor administering I.INI. injection 101 Have student state steps in giving injection 113 Have student return demonstrate by injecting orange or offer self l27 Have student give injection to pt. Aff, M13 M19 fi Who Said That? l .ef L l'And for tonight,s recipe: 'Cow Heart Stroganofffn 'a 'Q i .l xi I I know the staffing is poor here, but you really shouldn't be delivering babies by yourselff' 68 Tv Ou behalf of the Aclmissioug Committee . . . ' No, Ada, you cau't take your patient to Tom and Salk for cocktails. You people really get vu my cranial nerves. ' If you can fill out ll form, you c ui use crutches . . . H Gee, nmylie wc shoulcl curvc these exaun grades uftcr itll. if-A ,, 44'- Helen F Pettit jo.-Xnu S. Alamann Associate Dean fNl1l'S1Ilgl Dean 4Nl1I'51l1gl After five years as Associate Dean and a career of forty years with the school, Dean Helen F. Pettit retired this spring. We bid her a fond farewell as we welcome our new Dean, JoAnn S. jamann. Dr. Jamann comes to us from Chicagols Rush-Presbyterian - St. Luke's Medical Centerf Rush University. There she served as Associate Dean, Assistant Vice President. and professor of nursing. She was on the faculty at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing from 1965-1976. In her last four years there she was Coordinator of the Graduate Division. She is a specialist in gerontologic nursing and has been involved in the development of national professional forums on doctoral education. Dean jamann's own education consisted ofa diploma from the Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing in 1953: then a B.S.N. in 1962 and a fNI.S.N. in 1965, both from the University of Pennsylvaniag in 1974 from the Lehigh University School of Education she received the Ed.D. with a major in higher education. Dean Alamann is the first full Dean of the School of Nursing which has traditionally been directed by an Associate Dean. Both faculty and students are developing a working relationship with Dean jamann that is hoped will contribute to continuing improvement of all programs at the Columbia University School of Nursing. il ff 11 i s t 1. Susan E. Alexion Elm B' Ozdemlr 3 Departmental AdIl1i!liStl'iltO1 Director of Admissions rf' t r i f -5 fx 0 fl l ,E . X f 1 7- . ' ,B Mary H. Nlkllllltzttl W Constance P. Cleary' Assistant Professor of PrO?ram Coordinator - Nursing Unc ergraduate , T -' g TY' 'Fl' srl in . -1,5 K mu. ...I X .4 . Y N K v. L 1 X ' F. g finign rf ' ' V' ' Hosmnary Ash H Carol 5Wt'tZ Director of Student Affairs Administrative Aid Biological And Physical Sciences Ellen R. Batt Community Health Nursing -xl Charmaine 1. Fitzig 7 Dolores A. Fernandez ,', r l mf l 1' .X lx r- BQ' ' Q ., ug R 1 I pi' if 1. Q' , -an inf' , X ' - ,N ' -if f ' 'Q - ' if if 5 ' 3X 1 I ' ' L.. e Jeanne Brossart ,N - Pamella E. Ho Sang Y Qi f, , , Q '96 Joanne M. Merry Psychiatric Nursing 'cas Elizabeth W. Carter Marilyn C, Jaffe-Ruiz . 3 Ann M. Earle Elsa Poslusuy Mary M. Robertson Maternal - Child Health Nursing Maternity li I ,S ,X .Z 1-lx ' -2 , Ti If .K ' 5 i 5 ll ' ' 'T H ' 'la' Lv ' 5' arf 157' 4 'Q lvl5gz.5'.9 1 A L... . . ,v vqkl' u V . L .ds Q '. Y. tg- 1 F Q5 :sp 4 ::. fi'i- 'T I, - ' C! - ' if - QA 4- lf-ff 3 M Q13 ,1 ,, 1 ,W - l :. ' -. 'ii!f,'14-kr, g '.x sin - . Eunice C. Nlessler QQ ,.:. c.. Xa! M Marjorie A. Breclice Jeanette H. Coleman Pediatrics s--J Nancy E. Jones Linda J. Russo -N if J f Q ' - .4 Mary A. Megel ,.,- 1-Ju Lucille D. Teare Not pictured: Sarah Cook 'Y' Medical-Surgical Nursing Loretta A. Verdisco ff ,-Q. I. by wig R1imiDonius b Q X X iH.,,.r Jean Pic-fri Flynn 5 'VX f ,,,-, . Ph yllis Lisa UQ Le- 71.Q - Anne E. Kellett Elizabeth A. Mahoney Mary V. Smith I xl Q Brenda H. Salakka-Zinamon I ' rl' . F V A 'A 0 T A V 1 x N: Y il 3. l. 'Y sxX 'X ' . - ' E , . rf , - . .J u l , ' Q l1 r- ' , . .. 'viz - f A -Qi? f A X . 5 e - ,I 5 F!! ' Y -L Ellen O'Connnr Beatrice Bennis l E E 1 --1 -'05 Pl E lf' ' E, AQVQ . ' 734 . 5214 fl'- nies? ef.. , W' 1 W 47 i Nx Q if X-QQ wie' -,-,gs-.LL 1 Tl P 'ag In 257141 iii 1 :gx A illsllv ruff? W i -:Yi- Leali Spiro Glgulp Aekernmnn l l' M EM Y F, l A 'gf' - . if if -' 1: - 1 if n fihufk ,, ' C A . N I' -3 'f l 1 'l , Anita Flynn rid.-' Ethel Crawford Bilfllilfil Berry i 1 Le-nurc Greenberg jean Mm-kulmee ui ll , -:I Rlionclai Fields Rita xlL'DilIl2lld H A. h Q 5 S' lin 44 .x, . , - Eileen Leo -.xl-f ,i xl' lfb! jose Nlzirtinez EEL! .Iurly .-Xlnv Nlilclrerl KfN'NlL'l' 14 njyfx 5:5 li 7 zmtasg? ,Stnnhing in the kitchen nf her castle, Iiillnfuerten, Qlurter lgnslusng hush: she inns lurkg tn be umung the surbiburs of the fan-mar. lln spite uf at bright, Glenrg bag, she rnulb nat fnrget the terrible henths at her frienbs, glflnnnetti, Innes, anh Smith. Remembering them fineeshniuling hnlnn anb being burneh tu Ash bruught u Genre tu her ege. llnsteuh nf thruituing zz Jitzig, she began tn Qtnnhe. perhaps E1 Ziellet uf stein iuuulb make her feel' better. lleripez Ahh une hebuneh Ziruit Batt, M, :up jliln-hnneg, 2 tsp. Zinumun, nnh VZ lb. 9455? Ru-ssnni spaghetti, fiilrnte all ingrehients in large put baith 1 qt. hunter. Bail fur 3U min. nn Cfulemzm statue until spaghetti is tenber. Ah! she exrlaimeh. 3l'm nnt guing tn let the Iinjnng :unquest bepress me. 1l'll ash mg hear trienb, the Earle nf ,Hltessler nher tu share sr bottle nf fine tfisnnti reh tuiru-. filumping into her 1515 lliernnnilez she speh huhan Alexinntnn Ahenue. .fliluib QKubertsnn nnsluereb the boar tuith her usual cheerful smile. bnunheh up the stairs lmuming she baunlh fini! her frienh ut mark nn his Brass-nrt. 0f 3h, sir , she snib, Hhearlg helnheh nur, rome with me fur an ehening nt sheer culinarg Delight. ,mg table is set anh mg best stein prepnreh. me will eat, plug rnrbs :mb shunt litre-Dice. what fun tue tuill haue, Let us make merry! fjljntfe, mg butler, mill bring us ftnnius :mb ruftee nnh can Tier-bisru tu entertain us. Ethyl, thunk gnu , he replieh, unit let us inhite the mizzxrb nf Q32-bemix' inn, 'Cihe Enh Iinsemurg A. Qfhupnum Z K1 N . 2. S. 0 john Kt'INlF'ClX Director ot Iltmiiaiiig .tml Ht-gil Emitt- ,- Him NIQRQ-yiiulcls. Rm-eptiemiiixt Tlie Housekeeping SMH Top Row: Gertrude Kinwy, Ella It-iikinx, Lucy Bruce, Luuiw Fmtmi. 1.13. Hicks, juimita Carlton. Buttrmi Huw: Xluruc-rr-t Huy. Litton XYilliuniw. Szmtu Hrllllilh ,11- LIVE FROM MAXWELL HALL! ' S555 OOOOC 'f D ooobc -' 0.4-Q-3000 'oooog 1 oouop p ' 009 5 L.ui 4 -- WM, 1 ' fs J X 1 X rf l N 1 , J ! lx '1 Shirley Doyle lriglitj, Recepticmist NotPict11rc-tl: Kiitliy Bigger, Nlir-belle O'Huru, Fxuiices Healy. l W ' f Q l ' .E l 1? -- if I xli 1 U I l l ' I :ll ' 1 ' 2:1 L I ' 1 l K ' ii TL. IJFEGUAHDS A 5'L.M W K is L Nmnmii lla-ltl Al A .L- K '61, fmclx Fmilittiiii-I'is1l1l' ' X l 1 Q 1 s 1 1.-ba . lv' 'Z I , ll P fig. lv K W I sf n 'sux ir W fp 5 I , I ff. i 'riixn-,v,L, , 'nw' ' TL' ' ,ffrh',:.:fx. ' ' ',, Q a Ati?- 'L:l- n- 'T gh ' G - J. i. ,lf tggglfln QL- 4,5 k,f . xx ' Q vs QL l , 'Q v ,L , --'Z :LE r V' Spinal exte -A ' - -34.4.5-N 5,11 1 - .. i .Q :N mgifi - m5,d W V , -war e .Q fwy a fzaytiifg .cffi if life' ' 2. ' -V+ :w7'4l- .- , , Y-fr' '. .. jx? below the ihasement come aphasic methadone junkies N L . t , kDis usslin-B451 Qw'patients in daily rounds, , , ,A 'g fum gemens, .rf-. i'w.r -as ri- 1-ls ' '3- W5 s ns out for Burma Shave. , -:QSM 33 1 57 - .IN 'L A' ' F 'rf NjC'Nb,rb5'filEl'oijpQetic meandering here: - Slguqhmedbmotions sedated ' N ljeyfniwl morning wake-up calls from the speaker. P+ Co1dHblaSt,Qfrom,hollow ceramic cups. 'W - Coffeelesssx Photoglph by Keith 'l'hibaulU8l J -' Shallow beds are . Stained f1'om Friar encounters -- A reminder o Why to cry. . . - 5 Bruce Wagman , 'Q 7 ,. IN CELEBRATION OF FREE TIME hn-5 -mr 53. -n.'! H ACTIVITIES Glen Cove fEveryone,s entitled to her own point of view.l f - iff -15-effllf, 41 Trick or Treat at Babies Hospital ASX Ig Maxwell Hull Health Spa 'xxi-hA , Q 2' f, f Fan-ulty!Student Christmas Party Christmas Caroling at PH IV' Parties . . 'xigrldg 'JAVA' ' L4 Q, 1 . Hua'1for'fulH 00 ,Masai 3:4v 'HIFI parties . . :Sy and more parties . . A Poem Out of somewhere we all leave and never remember appears a black cap of hair and in a moment tense enough -W .ah--51 !f f to knock the wind out of you out curves the forehead, a blanched. expanse of skin almost wron in its granite paleness. But then it slips out, the lace real, shoulder by shoulder climbing into our expectant activity. Hands gather the plain slick body, the little fellow who like a mole swam to our surface through a curved tunnel of earth. The mother sighs, there-'s a small yell that strikes the air like a spark. He's born. Judy' Pattullo f T' f 'Z rf l 4 ' X h f i N , T if 'P x IM. You are travelling through another dimension. A dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind. A wondrous journey, through time and space, of things and ideas. Look - the signpost up ahead - The Twilight Zone . . . ' A11 I vs if 1 L Uu.,2i - I . I 711 I IM, 88 1 4 lln 'Q I 'I ,Qf 75:5 st U J gi? bllllnshlg '4--L, - ' f Y-V I 4 L. :vs-1 , i Y ,r H H'-my-V' - ., f V lx A ol' 'if ,liili -E , 1 Clinical And Class -.vq -.fl L.. 1' N all ,-F.. ',i l , ,J rd V If fi? Avi H 'xo 27 ,- w- :- ' 57 'QLJ1 1- 4 . -I I 9 3. 41,5 ii! ,bi P. fs , It I by 1 4 V 0.75 . XY 1 Q 4 if' if J f1 . . . And so We arrived in N.Y.C., eager to become great nurses, to save the world! They tried to make us think it would all be so easy! The classes seemed stimulating, g' at first Q ' 'Ein'-T., I .:,,.Y., L.. Ahhh, but then reality set in! We desperately needed support . . . . . . And found it, being the resoureeful students that we are. ' 551 Y.. if ---,,...i3:-' , 5- 453-ff . Seeking nourishment at Burf- oppsf - B-A-R-D Hull . . . . . . we-'re still SC'2lI'ChiIlQ. Clinical let us prove our capabilities -f- ,- , ..-L , 9'-. Q ll in getting there - Y wa - E - , Pl 1 ' gcjfrl if r 4' 5. I -v. 94 L5 K , nl il J x - 1, ' .,Xe. l X and in caring. K , , yr ul ,rw- 'NISE 1 K 1-f. I I P-3' ' 2 Sig. fj 'As N X . L A-.r ,,,,.,. i ,f- - - ' 1 ,K fe 'T -AJ -lip L 1 -fi J ' n E i ' 5 XF S i f ' f . , - f i , ,1 xx, A ' Of course, we zucrv warned that scum' paperwork was iiece-ssiiiyf Y But it was worth it. Partying . . . Studying . . . xv' WE if Discussing . Drinking that blessed brew . . . XYE XI.-KDE IT THROUGH! is VS, - .fr , -.,:.1.L, Organizations Student Government Association . '5 fa Z7 .v.,f Gb- M-r Left to right, Front row: Gwyneth Lymberis Ur Rep Curriculum Commj, Barbara Kremer CPresJ, Linda Rowett CSecl Second row: Rosemary Ash CAdvisorD, Tania Shiminski CSr Class Repl, Alisa Hemian Nice-Presl Third row: Laura Seminatore 1Rep Bd Govern Hlth Servl, Linda Pinsky Ur Class Repl Social Committee Y I, ki Left to right, Front row: Linda Rowett, Gale Warton, Prissi Cohn, Penny Pancerev, Ellen Soley Second row: Lisa Bell, Margie Leight, Linda Rodgers, Linda Rutman-Lewin, Dana Tenenbauni 96 Not pictured jackie Beatty KNSNA Repj Maureen Casey CTreasD Rosemary Chapman fYearbook Co-Ed? Esther Chipps CSoph Rep Curriculum Comml Alice Freyer Bonner CSI Rep Curriculum Comrnl Diane Gee fSoph Rep Adm Comml Maria Geiselhart CSoph Class Re J Karen-Ann McAlevey CRep Acadp Griev Commj Kathy Mitchell CYearbook Co-Edl Iudy Pattullo CRep Bd Govern Hlth Servl R. Lara Sargent CRep Multi-Media Commj Paula Winter CRep Acad Griev Comm 61 Sr Rep Adm Comml Diana Bassil CUniversity Senatorj . - V Nl Shoshana g Society yzlf' Li' s ' 5 Chrintina Alvarado ROSCIIILKTY L. Ash tAdx'isorW Kathy Bt-at-h jacquclyn Beatty Janice Bunin Barbara Caplan She-ree Chili C,I'lCI1fl1 l,.l.lll'.l Delfarlu Sht-llt-5' Favnx lilizalictii Guhh-n Sy lvia Film-li :Xiiuc Frey Ur Nlichaei Iiigqilimmi Barhara Krcint-r l'.n1laKla1isi1vr Clary linhis Jxllllt' Sha-ih-3 Tania Shiniinnixi Lisa Siniun Cain- Xxlllftlill 'l'.nniny xYilCQ'it'l' Mary Turmnt- ' tlr i Resident Assistants Left to right: Cale Xyilftllll, Carol Hohertx Teres XVright, Linda Rocitfers Cal Center Christian Fellowshlp Lt-ft tu right, Last row: X Smith, Kathy Mitchell. Bttli jacks Second row: C mil , Xlattln-xv, Taniniy What lu Nancy Hunt, Nlaria .-X11 L Front row: Susan Stahl, NI ut it Tripp, Kurt Eminw, C rat Xlqihn lijs X W I . V will J.: Thanks for caring enough to climb through the window. .i ii' Q C0 Editor in Chief Tlm:1981 B' z' C11 2 K'thfM't-h ll oiemuy ' upmm Ye3.I'bOOk Ci,-Ifdirfirznechief Staff gif. EW? tice, -C ---- if Barbara Cohn, Layout Ed. Contributors: Photos: 1 5 1 I x . Barbara Lee. Art Co-Ed. Susie Catchings Betsey Kuehne jose Martinez Amy Smith Decle Van Benschoten Copy: Lisa Verni Special thanks to: Rosemary Ash, Hunter Publishing Co., and Thornton s Classic Studio. Bob Fearnian, Staff Lincla Rowett, Art Co-Ed. Judy Pattullo, Copy Ed. Keith Thibault Photography Ed On Becoming a Nurse A D1-fi111lio11 UliSllL't'l'NN r To laugh often and niuchg to wi11 respect ot peu- plt-.1111l the affectioii UliL'lllllll'L'll, to t'1H'll the .IDA lll'L'L'l.llIUIl of honest critics and 1-ndurc the lxct' r.1111l of false triendsg to .ipprcciatc lltkllltyi to find the ht-st i11 others, to It-11ve1l1e world ll littlc l1it better, whetlicr by a healthy child. .1 garden patch of .1 I't'Cll'CIl'lt'tl social IQUIILIIIIUII. to know that 1-1 en one life breatlied easier l7L'L'.lll5C you lived. This is to have succeeded. lAl1UII.l Sometimes I marvel at how each and everyone of us began as a Slllllll seed too 111i11isc11Ic to have IllllClI if any potential realized. xVl19Il I tl1i11k ofthe strength, the energy, locked in every newborn, I am awestmck. O11 a less global level, I consider lllj' ow11 existence, lily potential, and what becoming a successful nurse has meant and now IIICHIIS to 111e. Caring and giving I equate with s11ccess, and both I equate with nursing. I have wanted to be a 1111rse since I was about five. Already at that time, I sensed that Illll'Slllg was a people oriented Jrofession. I liked that idea. Da11ci11g around the house as a young girl witl1 il second-hand, faded nurses cap o11, I longed for the day when I would wear a real' cap. Now, eighteen years later, I am approaching 111y life-lo11g dream. I11 this last stretch of11ursi11g school, I am busily trying to absorb all the essential nutrients necessary to provide effective nursing care. Yet, I have a need at this time to reflect upon the growth process that has brought me to the point of putting my nursing dreams into actio11. I an1 forced to TEIIIQIIIIJSF cold winters at big universities taking what seemed to be endless prerequisites for nursing school. I thi11k of isolating experiences where I expended energy trying to cultivate roots in a profession where too often forces seemed to be washing away the ground where I toiled. Before I entered 11ursi11g school, I saw less than optimal care being provided to patients by nurses and other health professionals i11 a variety ofsettings. It was frustrating. but I moved ahead. I continued to view nursing as mainly a cari11 1 profession, until I started nursing school at Col11111bia last year. By being at Columbia, I haveilearned that nursing is indeed what I thought it to be, but it is much more too. Nursing is spiritual i11 my eyes, but I also IIOW' believe it includes a fine meshing ofall the sciences. I have learned, as a st11de11t in nursing, that caring must mean understanding health and illness i11 terms of the sciences in addition to 111ea11i11g compassion. The art of 11ursing must not be buried in the sciencef, stated Leah Curtin. While I have always agreed with that, may I add that rgeither shimulg thed I Science 0 nursing Je urie in ,fl A , the ad. VVhile initially this ,, , -- INYY 'M' 'h fn' '1 realization was painful for me, it ' Q '. ,' f 1 is one of the many . 'QP f fffrit f l' nursing-related conflicts which, X , K Wt l A X at this point in time, I have ' ,ff f,,,?X'lj-IiVf'l ff' -,. restcflved. fglthough I lH1ow thfilt I, 'I D -i 1-mxkixx 'tags' A N in is pro essionlwi grow or ' fa . Tir- . ,uf - fi. x ever, I no longer feel like a X 1 , .1 f seedling. My roots are now l j ,,.,f'wQ,k'.d G7 XX' N XR firmly planted. .,e.7 -Lf, 'MX ,wtf 1, 1 , 1' BBCHIQSC of thi rich soil thag .1 ' 'flf W. tx I I 1 nurture me, I ave persiste -we sta., i 1' f - 1' 4 and survived. The su portive -'WTQA' P1 ,- '- environment which allowed for in If X CR if i X X I this has been rovided by many. ' , Af ' 1 L X 2. 14' 5 'X , Q My family and, friends have K f' 1 ' A' , 1. I I helped me endure. Columbia D-1 if 1 I' I il 7 ' 1 6 School of Nursing, its sensitive Q il 61 f lf' 'ffl ' facultyglmfmbers, and my l ' 'Ji Mi spirite c assmates have all A ' ' QQ, ,il . played a part in turning my age ' 'X if 'i 4 ' Q ,tgp klujqwri - ive fantasy i11to a reality. ly.- All challelngis wihichlin tlge ' l past seeme i 'e o Jstac es, ave ' - 4,1tN 5:4LL-S lead me to new growth and 1 N f !' x 'N . , , X increased self-awareness. by I ' l k y t' During my own growth, I have watched my classmates also cultivatin their roots, and I am proud of Siem. Happy finally to be among a crop ofnew nurses, I revel in this n1on1e11t. WJ' 11 lm Barbara Anne Cohn Alvarado, Christina 6108 Fort Hunt Rd. Alexandria, VA 22307 Arnold, Thor 115 Morton St. WGA New York, NY 10014 Beach, Kathy 79 Morningside Rd. Worcester, MA 01602 Beatty, Iacquelyn 633 E. Beau St. Washington, PA 15301 Beebe, Diane 8101 Carlyle Place Alexandria, VA 22308 Boland, Bernadette 455 Latham St. Maywood, NI 07607 Brehm, Alison Steneck 302 W. 86th St. New York, NY 10024 Brenner, Lori 7 Powerville Road Mtn Lakes, NJ. 07046 Brust, Meridee 285 Riverside Dr. New York, NY 10025 Bunin, Janice 2652 Sawmill Rd. North Bellmore, NY 11710 100 Directory Caplan, Barbara 720 Fort Washington Ave. aif6W New York, NY 10040 Carney, Blanche 333 E. 79th St. New York, NY 10028 Castelli, Mary I0 20 Hickory St. Hartsdale, NY 10530 Catchings, Susie 229 W. 105th St. 95933 New York, NY 10025 Chapman, Rosemary A. 309 Albemarle Road Brooklyn, NY 11218 Chin, Sheree 567 W. 170th St. New York, NY 10032 Cohn, Barbara 3103 Flowers Lane Palo Alto, CA 94306 Corio, Mary 4123 Grace Ave. Bronx, NY 10466 Criswell, Douglas 5270 Orchard Hill Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15236 Daly, Mary 38 Truman Circle Blauvelt, NY 10913 Dargan, Kathy 115 Chestnut St. West Haven, CT 06516 Detscher, Linda 65 Parkway Dr. Port Chester, NY 10573 Duff, Elizabeth 151 Pleasant Ave. Pleasantville, NY 10570 Dunne, Anne Ridge Road Syosset, NY 11791 Estwick, Angelyn B. 4221 Colorado Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20011 Fan, Mei 1935 Edison Ave., 3rd Fl. Bronx, NY 10461 Favus, Shelley 924 East Richwoods Blvd Peoria, IL 61603 Fearman, Robert 209-46 33rd. Rd. Bayside, NY 11361 Fibich, Sylvia 2336 E. River Rd. Grand Island, NY 14072 Fischer, Joyce 98 Millard Ave. Bronxville, NY 10708 Fretz, Mary Patricia 411 W. 114th St. New York, NY 10025 Gaughran, Nancy 1 Cypress Neck Rd. Lincroft, N1 07738 Geils. Helen D. Spindle Rd. Ellsworth, ME 04605 Glueckselig, Nina R. 107 Christopher St. New York, NY 10014 Goldon, Elizabeth 430 YV. 116th St. New York, NY 10027 Goldstein, Donna J. 48 Maple Lane Blauvelt, NY 10913 Gordon, Eileen 133 Fox Chase Lane Cherry Hill, N1 08034 Greenberg, Andrea 217 Timothy Court Cherry Hill, Nj 08034 Greenwald, Amy Scarsdale Meadows 555 Central Park Ave. Scarsdale, NY Gutierrez, Barbara 4 Merrimac Rd. Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Hanna, Debra 94-05 221 St. Queens Village, NY 11428 Hannon, Mary Ellen 125 Abloncli Road Pearl River, NY 10965 Hunt, Nancy RFD 1, Box 225 Graniteville, VT 05654 Ingriselli, Mary Tursone 500 E. 77th St. -ff1027 New York. NY 10021 Irish, Andrew C. 21-25 Magaw Pl. 943 A New York, NY 10033 Ives, jim 70 Haven Ave. New York, NY 10032 jacks, Beth 184 VVaterville Rd. Avon, CT 06001 Jacobowitz, Bill 664 VV. 163111 St. 337 New York, NY 10032 Jennings, jackson P.O. Box 376 Cos Cob, CT 06807 johnson, julie 544 VV. 114th St. 5944 R New York, NY 10025 Kilanowski, Elizabeth 213 N. Henry St. Brooklyn, NY 11222 Kim, TaeSook 90 Mills Ave. Norwood, Nj 07648 Klausner, Paula 3070 Laurel Rd. Shaker Heights. OH 44120 Koshar, Laurie 23 Serpentine Lane Old Bethpage, NY 11804 Kremer, Barbara Box 74, RR2 jesup, IA 50648 Kuhl, Martha 652 W. 163rd St. 41963 New York, NY 10032 Labartino, Doreen Ann 28 Hilton Place, P.O. Box 301 M ontvale, Nj 07645 Lane, Bridget 5 Stuyvesant Oval New York, NY 10009 Lee, Barbara 116 Kenton Ave. Pitman, NJ 08071 Leight, Marjory 225 South Dexter St. Denver, CO 80222 Lesser, Janna 4062 Ben Lomond Dr. Palo Alto, CA 94306 Letko, Martina 1111 Ardsley Road Schenectady, NY 12308 Loach, Judy 1380 Country Club Dr. Los Altos, CA 94022 Lockhart, Susan 11 Marilyn St. Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 McAlevey, Karen Ann 8415 S.W. 156 St. Miami, FL 33157 McAllister-Quinn, Renee 130 Ramview Ave. Ramsey, NJ 07446 McBratney, Sally 19 Erwin Pk. Rd. Montclair, NJ 07042 McEwen, Marian 383 E. 143 St. Bronx, NY 10454 Mamis, Gretchen 106 Colbourne Cres. Brookline, MA 02146 Margaretten, Jane 698 YVest End Ave. New York, NY 10025 Matsumoto, Kei E. 1170 Glencourt Dr. Oakland, CA 94611 102 Michael, Janice 16 Marion Rd. Marblehead, MA 01945 Mitchell, Kathy 4132 Boone Lane Sacramento, CA 95821 Mokhoff, Marina 18 Radcliff Blvd. Glen Head, NY 11549 Molnar, Susan 25 Indian Rd. New York, NY 10034 Morgan, Barbara 689 Columbus Ave. New York, NY 10025 Morriss, Mary 15275 Shooting Star Dr. C-oldon, CO 80401 Nadel-Cohen, Susan 74 Pinewood Rd. Hartsdale, NY 10530 Newman, Cindy 5 Edgren WV ay lviouwale, NJ 07645 Newton, Diana 218 Boston Post Road Weston, MA 02193 Newton, Lindy 149 Peterson Rd. Philolnath, OR 97370 Parish, Peggy 196 W. 46th St. San Bernadino, CA 92407 Pattullo, Judy 3055 Lake Drive S.E. Grand Rapids, MI 49506 Powell, Jackie 1062 Smith Ridge Rd. New Canaan, CT 06840 Prevorsek, Judi 21 Harwich Rd. Morristown, NJ 07960 Quezada, Adalgiza 70 VV. 93rd St. New York, NY 10025 Quiifiones, Jenny 504 Warburton Ave. Yonkers, NY 10701 Reilly, Susan 649 Union Ave. Elizabeth, NJ 07208 Rodgers, Linda A. 80 Union Ave. Center Moriches, NY 11934 Rodrigue, Roxanne 2706 Valley Forge Pasadena, TX 77502 Rohrs, Gary 7 W. 92nd St. 9944 B New York, NY 10025 Rosner, Gertrude Kitty 109 Mildred Pkwy. New Rochelle, NY 10804 Rowett, Linda 16 Palmer St. Eliztrbeili, NJ 07202 Santelli. Mary 15 Sunset Dr. Lyons, NY 14-189 Schaeehter, Citl 436 Fort NYashington Ave. 9953 A New York, NY 10033 Schirmer. Elissa R. 2:2 Sunbeam Rd. Syosset, NY 11791 Schlageter, Ruth 100 Rock Road Clen Rock, Nj 07-152 Schulte, Patti 17 E. 89th St. New York, NY 10028 Schwarz, Margie 2700 Terrell Ave. Oceanside, NY 11572 Seadler, Anna Carin 414 YY. 121St St. 5992 New York, NY 100:27 Shebar, Aile 706 Columbia St. Santa Fe, NM 87501 Shiminski, Tania Under Mountain Road Sheffield, MA 01257 Shulrnan, Beth 89 Voorhis Ave. Rockville Centre, NY 11570 Simon, Lisa 106 Regent Drive Lido Beach, NY 11561 Smith, Ann' T. 191 Hillbr-ook Lane Fairfield, CT 06-180 Soehan, Yira 5-1 Parkway East Yonkers, NY 10701 Sottile, janet 50 Half Moon Lane Irvington, NY 10533 Spiro, Martha 260 Millbrook Rd. North Haven, CT 06518 Thibault. Keith 24 Vine St. Burlington, VT 05401 Thomas, Janice L. 671 W. 1621161 St. 99928 New York, NY 10032 Umar, Lois 10 Waterside Plaza 9648 E New York, NY 10010 Unger, Sharieve 28-08 141 St. Flushing, NY 11354 Van Bensehoten, Diana 292 Brushy Ridge Rd. New Canaan, CT 06840 Vera, Diana Elena 10 Ridgeview Drive Ossining. NY 10562 Verni, Lisa H. 51 Church St. Ansonia. CT 06401 Yolovar, Diane L. 65 Margie Ave. Cresskill. Nj 07626 Wald. Shelley 68-08 Booth St. Forest Hills, NY 11374 Warton, Cale 4536 West 79th Place Chicago, IL 60652 Wheeler, Tammy 2 Sherbrooke Circle Dewitt, NY 13214 Williamson, janet 7 Dolores Place Central Islip, NY 11722 Winter, Paula 9 Chappaqua Mtn. Rd. Chappaqna, NY 10514 Zonenberg, Linda 73 Oliver Ave. Edison, NJ 08817 103 Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo R. Alvardo . Alfred and Charlotte Arnold Ellen Rae Batt ' Mr. Robert C. Beatty . Robert E, Belke, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell Brossart .. and Nomxa Carney Dr. Elizabeth Anne Mahoney Dr. Rachel Mannettl Mrs. Edward Margaretten Mary Megel Dr. Eunice C. Messler Dr. and Mrs. Charles F Helen U. Newman Thelma and Seymour for Cleary 1 Hans and Eva Cohn .- Nina , . Cook P. Dargan, Sr Ed.D. A Glueokselig' Grossman Harmon Dr Lrsantl f Penny Mr. and Mrs. john P. McCann Mr. and and Mrs. james McKeon , -Robert Aj-11 al, Smriii daughter Mrs. S? . . r., -s- . ,D V, 'K 4017 - .. --h f , ., ff 3 vm .u-at 49 -J .,., A. ,.....f - i.AQ:. ., J- ..-1 Q -I + 4' up ..v '- fxl' -- . ,wv.. '- Ad- - lv- mmf? yr.. F N COLUMBIA NOW ALUMNI FOREVER Columbia University - Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association, Inc. K J f N The Student Government Association of Columbia Nursing School wishes the Graduating Class of 1981 much success and happiness in the years to come. CONGRATULATIONS! K J WE MADE IT! Class of '81 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Best Wishes For Happy And Successful Futures. The Class Of 1982 f N NURSES HAVE A CHEMISTRY ALL THEIR OWN. CHEMICAL BANK THE CHEMISTRY,S JUST RIGHT AT 11-16 St. Nicholas Ave. 513 W. 207th St. 1-1:21 St. Nig-bolus Ave. 4186 Broaclway Q16St11 St.1 QPnst Ave-,J Q1815t St.J 117801 St.J Gerry N1lil1g11ilI1 Dun Flynn juan Toress Nliclmel F0l1C1LlC2ll'O K Manager 1N1illliljI,CI' Nlmmger 1X11lIlllgCI' X T ' J 'l'ltt' Mount Sinai nurse is an openntinded, free thinking, self When higher starting individualist who keeps' looking for new and better ways to do things. she brain! 0 storms, consults with dovtors exchanges ideas. she is a Clini- vlan, Catalyst, Teaeher and Age-nt for Clhangeshe even has a designated time to Confer with the Director of Nursing: to ex change viewsairprt tloletnsseek answers and define solutions mount Sinai nqrses ll Above all, she is warm friendly Compassionate, Consid erate. And startlingly efficient Lsetthem This kind ot nurse can only flour- ish given the right type of profes sional environment. And Mount Sinai is a natural for this type of nurse, ll you like to think,disCuss innovate, initiate and stand on your own two feet, we'd like to ineet you, Mount Sinai needs tl tis kind of nurse and this Kind of 'turse will thrive at Mount Sinai. Fill in the coupon today and let's see what kind of new standards we can set tor your career. M.L. Creedon THE MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER OF NEW YORK Box 1998, Fifth Aue. and 100th SI.. New Ybrk, N.Y 10029 Please send me your brochure about nursing at Mount Sinai NAIWE ADDRESS STATE f N ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER SIGMA THETA TAU xxwyf A q - ca -A Q QQ, ff l mamrumsmi IEE LOVE COURAGE HONOR Best Wishes To The Clas Of 1981 X J ' FOR A FUN TIME CALL: T Th ' o e Class Of 1981 4212, 694-5931 My Very Best Wishes Rosemary Ash K N May all your A.M. and P.M. care be wonderfull From, The Yearbook Staff BEST WISHES FROM THE BALFOUR COMPANY 55 Northern Blvd Creenvale, New York 11548 516-484-2424 F N May God Bless Columbia University And Especially The Nursing Graduates Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 With Best Wishes Mr. And Mrs. Nicholas Soley K J Congratulations And Best WVishes To The Class of ,81 The Verui Family - lr. And flrs. Francis Verni, Lisa nd Robyn Cl0lUlfilt'lllllil0llS Congratulations To The Class Of'81 And Especially SHAARON SCHERL -TIXI IVES And The Class Of '81 ln me m-.mn mm '-qusllml mf mlm ls an fllf-l1r.ylf.1rll-il-lm Bela Fsclol ll ls W, :angel s slmple s . r a f .-quallwl ww- the prm.fl.1rl plus me mlm equals mm Mlm me ss lal as mllslnq ls mn few-4 ,S mme mmpllfsl-an sm wpmllfsle.: sm much so mm ll .mild mul bv- ,mpmpel lo lwrlle me equullorl as .3 . nl : clbi 2 pmlesslmlal Vlfmrl 'mln-l mg umque rw. fam-cpl allows Temple Y'-'H'v'i unlwlsln Hmpllal mls-as lo be an ln l-fgml psf: al 5 heallh gale mmm wnlle sl the S.1m,,l.mv pmlulflg them Wm M op pmlunlll lo broaden mall expellenfe mlouglw E mme lfllemsnlp mils-3 Elm-fm shlp and ls-ms ,fwmslll-1 In www Programs ll :hal eng! am oppmlufllll lm wnllmmd eallfsllm app-fel lo you mme lc- Temple Llmwlsll-, Hospllal where we have cllrrenl Qpwflqs ln Crlllcal care Numrlg In surglcal. coronary. Neumwrglcal. and Neonaul lnlenllve Care Unlu with modular crulcal care courses -70-' from hanlc to complex. Car' dlavalcular Surgery vlan nepaown r'- area. and Reglonallzed Medlclne, 97--4 ' surgery, ommrlu, nycnmry. . , Q -i Tl-lele ls a rl-:ed for muses And wmle TQ , V nurse, -on lm Temple unlierslly 1 ' 3 l-lospllal me Nurslng Depam-rlerll wlll be - f' .Erlang lm mm FD: lufmf mlmmllofl , , 5 call-:o1leCil2l5l22'I35-19 An equal cp l L a- - ' poflunll-, employer 1 A TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL - Temple Unlverslty Hospltal CU-4 Maureen Johnson szwullm-fn: Cwfalrlslm Sufwlg 3401 Broad S: , Phu Pa l9l-10 ld lm! more lnlafmlm emu: 3 mlsmg Calm al Tpmple News Rddress x mv sam zlp ,Q lefl'ler1Fl -1 smQnl Q-aaual.nqT,... .Y My f N CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM THE NURSING FACULTY K J fe - - -- '- -- - - -- u u. ll IIN f -- - 7 ,--- - Y,-,F Q V-, ,. IW'-' 'S' ,I ' l - I rl . -4- -. ff- as ' ,H 77 'F 1 -W Shi' .Attic ,V . f f K J f N CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Why not join our staffancl grow with us professionally qt Muhlenberg hospital, a 500 hed Cfllnlllllllltj' teaching hospital located in Plainfield, Nl? For more information contact our nurse recruiter Mrs. M. Hinkel, RN., C20ll 668-2318 Muhlenberg Hospital Plainfield, NJ. 07061 M X J ll BARNES or NOBLE Best Wishes To CUSN '81 BOOKSTORE INO- Columbia University Medical Center Bookstore CABIN SEADLER Offering A full Selection Of Professional Textbooks From The Parents of Congratulations To The Class Of ,81 Compliments of GOLD MEDAL RESTAURANT We Are The Largest Uniform Chain In The Northeast Carrying A Full Line Of Uniforms, Pant Suits, Separates, Shoes, Lab Coats, And Accessories From Barlo, White Swan, Whittenton, And Other Fine Manufacturers. GILSON UNIFORM CENTERS 4036 Broadway at 170th St. The Family Of Dr. And Mrs. Louis Labartino Wish The Graduates Success And Happiness Hospital 406 Boston Post Road Port Chester. N.Y. 10573 Telephone: 914 939-7000 'limited Contact: Anna Luhlinar, lt.ll. Nurse Recruiter 4 ii ,ul rl' ll, nfl 'I ' : :I I UNIOUE FEATURES United Hospital takes pride in its chal- lenging concept of primary nursing. Under this concept, nurses are complete- ly responsible for the care of specific patients, from admission to discharge. For the nurses, this means care based on the individual needs of patients. For the patients, it means an improved mental attitude derived from confidence in the nurses' personal attention, with faster recovery, and improved health main- tenance following discharge. We offer you the opportunity to practice nursing in a progressive acutecare center where satisfaction can be both yours and your patients'. GENERAL Voluntary, nonprofit general hospital founded in 1889, 308 beds, serving 6 surrounding Westchester communities, over 900 employees, Accredited by the J.C.H.A., member of the A.H.A., Hospital Association of New York State and Northern Metropolitan Hospital Association. Affiliated with 7 leading Eastern universities. FACILITIES Full range of patient services including medical, surgical, obstetrics, gynecology, emergency room with a full-time physician panel, operating rooms, recovery room, ICU, CCU, pediatrics, psychiatry, ambulatory clinics, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, home health agency and hospice program. BENEFITS FOR NURSES Financial: Salaries commensurate with education and experience, shift differential for night and evening hours, 4 weeks vacation annually, 12 sick days accrued indefinitely, 11 paid holidays, in- cluding 4 floating. Fringe: Fully paid health insurance for full-time employees and dependents, life insurance policy after 6 months employment, inclusion in pension plan after one year employment. Education: Four-week orientation program ine cluding experience on a primary-nursing unit, con' tinuous, dynamic inservice program for all personnel with time reimbursed, and tuition assist' ance after 6 months employment. Housing: Oncampus facilities available in the hos- pitaI's modern 12-story building with free parking. Offcampus quarters available and varied. Location: United Hospital is located on Long Island Sound, 45 minutes from New York City and major airports. Only a 10-minute drive to White Plains and branches of New York's finest stores, AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER IVIXF K Pittsburgh and N Presby - Weire 'cSomeplace r Speciali' We,re known throughout the United States as a leading adult teaching-referral hospital with a full range ofacute-care facilities and one of the most advanced and sophisticated medical staffs anywhere. We were the first hospital in the city to initiate primary nursing. And our Nursing Department was the first to establish problem-oriented medical recording. We're Presby - the Hospital that Cares - and weire special. Whether you,re just starting your nursing career or are looking for more professional challenges that you presently have, consider what we have to offer: 0 Primary and team nursing which provides opportunities to interact With all members of the health care team. 0 Extended orientation program. I A full range of inservice programs including a Critical Care Course. 0 Salary based on experience. 0 Complete benefits package with up to S1300 annual tuition reimbursement. 0 Affiliation with the University of Pittsburgh's Nursing, Medical, Dental and Pharmacy Schools. We'd like to tell you more. Please Write or call us at C4127 647-3290. We,re counting on you to keep us special. Send to: Maureen Rusnock, R.N., Assistant Executive Director Nursing Service CAD PRESBYTERIAN-UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DeSoto at O,Hara Streets Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Name Address City State Zip R.N. D Student Cl K An Equal Opportunity Employer J 116 Professionally speaking . . NVQ- .ire prontl to .ieltiiowletlige the liiet tli.it we .ne eonnnlttetl to qimlity llllfNlllj1Dl'LlCflt't', our inetliucl tor .iceoinplishinig rind striving for qu.ility ls th rough PRIMARY CARE NURSING We .ire .1277 hed eonnnunity' hospital with ai full rnnge ot eoinprehensive lit-.iltli L-.ire tlieilities inelutling Petliatries, 11 lied ICL'ilfCL', ti In-tl Heliioiliulssls Unit. netive .-'xiillnilutory K:ilI'L'i'1':IIlCHlL'l'lL'j Ronin Sen lces screening some -12,000 putients .innu.ill3. Nlentnl Heulth Units, UH. Heeovery Room, ami several Metl1e.ilf'Sl1ri1ienl aire.is, Our excellent iii-serviue Edin-.itioii Dt-p.irtinent utters .i inost progressixe orienhition proigrinn which includes utilization ofuclult self-lt-.iriiiing inotlules. ltiy ou're ti goocl nurse .uni lfinow it, we wtint you, It you re highly iiiotiuitt-tl, we seek you out. It you re truly cledieuted to services in .1 progressive, forward loolxinil hospital, we invite you to lieeolne pnrt ot the E.ist Orgnige Gent-r.il protessionail Lunilx. Call, u rite or risif uu1'.Y11rxi' Hi'1'I'Il1fL'l', ut r2UlJ 4033 Bro iclxx ix it lillth 672-S-100, mi, 492, U57 Cold Wines Xtxt to Slouis Nm 0l2ANGf GENERAL l'IOSPlTAl 300 Central Are.. 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