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

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E.R.A. Equal Rights To Awards to the The December 1986 Class of Columbia University School of Nursing. Hey, I ' ve Been There Award To The Student who best expresses real-world mentality during ideal-world class discussions To Clidean Acosta Bread and Roses Award To the student whose patient advocacy includes the fight for not only rights but also the best of everything To Monica Salgado Longevity Award To the studnet who has been through it . . . and through it . . . the longest and has hung in there to graduate To Heidi von Drateln Activity Masked by Quiet Nature Award To the student who has been quietly active in the attempt to move and shake the nursing profession. Who would have thought this student would say at The Lenox Hill Hospital student Preceptor pow-wow Why should M.D. ' s treat patients with cabbage surgery who won ' t comply with dietary and non-smoking regimens? ...Jo Carolyn Schauer Broadcaster Award To the student who best disseminates information and who best scoops it out to begin with To Ardis DeCamp What ' s It All About Award To the student who insists on having textbooks deciphered into common sense.... To Susan Shackelford Kick The Habit Award To the student of the cloth who best integrates among the lay people causing them to forget most of the time that she took the vows — not to say we haven ' t seen her fit to say a few more a time or two To Cathy Sheehan 20

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Clidean Acosta Mary Lawrence Hicks 19

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Culture Award To the student who makes the most effort to educate her classmates about the norms and mores of a particular cultural group. I just can ' t remember which one it was To Stephanie Bellin Wanderlust Award To the student who with feet firmly planted on the ground, still itches to be on the road. Visiting Nurse perhaps? To Liz Noback Still Waters Run Deep Award To the student who quietly performs in an exemplary manner and blushes at the thought of a compliment to Michelle Kaye Best Performance in a Supporting Role To the spouses who have lived through care plans, physical assessment (did they ever capture your kidney?), Linda and Mimi and graduation plans Jo Josh Kaye and Ray Carroll Sympathomimetic Award To the student who manages to play the roles of wife and mother, volunteer ambulance worker, church organ player, family reunion planner, work-study student and God knows what else while completing the intense, condensed 16-month program with flying colors. Tell us you were on speed Meg! To Meg Casper Go Ahead Surprise Me Award To the student with the most enthusiasm for new information. Wow! .. To Marie Bedard Verbal Incontinence Award To the student who just can ' t keep it in To Mary Lawrence Hicks Best Performance in a Hierarchial Role To the student who most convincingly portrays management positions in role-playing situations to Elsa Desta, also known as ultra for her affinity with that group in the power game. Awards Written, Conceived and Presented by Mary Lawrence Hicks December 6, 1986. 21