Dalton Vocational School of Health Occupations - Blue Stripe Yearbook (Dalton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

V24i5iiIi'f 551435 QEEHEQKXI 2551- fi 25.31 LLIHQTLZJLI1 iii MW E :EXE -W '? 543151: Salk :J 31394. 5' L fm22 i.M'Z :Jw 'MLS 51 ITSWQ R5e.Lf.2'. at 2 Eu, , fs 023557 I 9351 L3 , 3iS31is2:'3f'5, Q1'iPfif1i!f:15,Bw1NH:'S62!f14IiKififi- T113 f 'rt fi 11.655267 if MA' V' 1 P1 fiffivf The Blue Stripe Betty Hamhn Rubye Sane Pat Rivers Grace Ward Sue Liner Jean Reid Sharon Gandy Faye CI-eel Dedication We the graduates dedicate this annual to the faculty of Dalton Vocational School of Health Occupations. They provided each of us the means to learn, the time to grow, and always we knew they CARED. If each instructor's philosophy was combined it would include these beliefs . . . That each student may be assisted . . . . . To enjoy learning. . . To develop ability and skills. . . To become self directed. . . To recognize the needs of others. . . To allow for differences in each other. . . To achieve satisfaction in working. . . To become independent but . . . . . To lean on God for understanding and guidance. , ms vo, L- 'ta Norman D. Burkett President HMH Advisory Board DVSHO E rnest Bacon Administrator, HMI-I Advisory Board DVSHO Advisory Board Mrs. Grace Ward Director Dalton Voc. Sch. of Health Occupation L to R Mr. Bacon, Mr. Bowen, Mr. Burkett ,--we David Hamilton Chairman Dalton, Whitfield Co. Hospital Auth. Mrs. Bess Winkler President-Whitfield Cancer Society L. Hugh Kemp Attorney Mary Garrison Robe rt D. Cox Interviewer- Superintendent job Placement Dalton Public Ga. State Emp. Of. 36110015 Rev. john Law First P resbyte rian Chu rch Bernice Boyette Counselor Whitfield CO. VOC. High School Myrtis Deck District Director Ga. Dept. of Public Health Mary Martin, R. N. Assistant Administrator Ridgewood Manor Counselor Voc A Clarence Brannon V , V4 V, fi fi i M . 15, , c Ad' sf' 'J A Ruby K. Poag Executive Secretary Ga. Lung Association Neil Boggess, M. D. Dalton Medical Center Helen MacNe il Director Nursing Ser. Hamilton Memorial Hospital Doris Nichols, L. P. N 5 Faculty S5 ,,.. If 2 5'1- Mrs. Liner R. N. Mrs. Hamlin R. N. Mrs. Sane R. N. Mrs. Rivers R.N. Mrs. Ward R. N. fDirectorJ Mrs. Grace Ward Director Areas of Instruction: Personal Vocational Relationship Body Structure gl Function Life Span Abnormal Physiology in Med. Surg. Psychology Psychiatric Nursing Q Mrs. Rubye Sane Areas of Instruction: Nursing Fundamentals Ass't Director, Instructor Medicabsufgical Nursing Mrs. Betty Hamlin Instructor Clinical Experience Areas of Instruction: Nursing Fundamentals Diet Therapy Obstetrics-Pediatrics Legal Aspects Clinical Experiences -F 3, , ..wss,... E s Q I-. M125 . 3 J . Q ir F '5 ,, me I , ff - ,X .h - U V ,k.. 5 , f . -5 1. - K 'aa it . - ,kim . i ' gE:, if I 'isbn Areas of Instruction: Math 81 Pharmacology First-aid Nursing Clinical Experiences Emergency Medical Technology Extended Day Practical Nursing Program Areas of Instruction: fmmsg- :rss-.Q b-Ng: Mrs. Sue Liner Instructor 'Ya Nursing Fundamentals Mrs, Patricia Rivers Clinical Experiences Review Laboratory Instructor Areas of Instruction: Mrs. jean Reid Extended Day Practical Nursing Program Instructor Emergency Medical Technology g fu 1 7 , lL,Q, OL A2 . Jawa 704' 'X 6?fLfZf ' v , -- X fn! XZ-Vi Kam! Jaco MS. Sharon Gandy 1 Areas of Instruction: Instructor Consumer Education Nutrition k ri 10 ,.-.india YQ rx Mrs. Johnnie Gray Secretary Mrs. Florence Sloan Teachers Aide fwffiaf QW K' Class Officers Marlene McClung . . . . .President Billie Creed . . . . . . . . Secretary Ann Ball .... . . . . .Treasurer Ruby McKeldin . . . . Chaplain Diane Adams Ann Ball Deborah Beave rs 1 1,1 K, , gggifi ffvv ,gg , ,, A I A A ,. , , v ig ffiiv ue B rock Kathy B rown Teres Collin Wanda Cooper Billie Creed Geneva Cu ftis Risky, i if F76 Donna Darnell X 's Eleanore Dillard Carole Elsea fCroshawJ Sherry Gentry Larry Goins F aye Hegwood ean Love Debbie Lynch Mary Mason Linda McCain Marlene McC1ung Katrma Mc Dade Lmda McDaniel Ruby McKe1din wil 'X S s ,gf ff e P . .Lv if. L,- M11dred Parks 21 Elame Plank Alva Porte 1' Sue Short Myrna Sims s Louise Skate Che ri Smith Cheryl Smith Cora Thrasher CGrimesJ ---5 ' e hh h f fj. ,,:- V Lyvonne Walker 95 5 Diane Wofford I' W, if 1 ? 4 Teach Me . . . to Care for Others ,4- 3' 1 ' wi gg swwwv all hmm! ,-uv' bQf li W., . ff ,, ,WW 1,,,.uuu. z .Q ig W5 I 5 N :QQ , aW.,k,y f fab .A K L K ,,. WiQ,iA, 'I --v 'MQ 'ww-M vf' 4 -v A-if ,M-ss 1975 23, YY ebrua --F ony IH I6 Ce P1118 ap w C 4 Are the side rails up 7 Now put my gown on Classroom Peek-a-Boo That's my seat! Now how did they do that? Classroom Oh dear! Guess Who? M - , HE, , 4 fif i 1 o 1 Hold that pose! S1ur-r-Ip! Test-time prayers. Classroom I i . 1,, iffxf 2 Q mi in QW o llllllil Linda Before! 'if Psych's Next!! HoWdy! Classroom Island Squatters! She's on the desk!! 31 Help I can't swim! Clinical But, it's my left eye . . . 7 Vo1unteered, F. Now, try to peek! did you? x ! 9 i. if vi: ? Q i 1 M. 4. Ju NP' , S54 'iff K i w -J 1 'Always Smiling! Hard at work' It's touch that counts. Clinical Like this? l Eat it all up! Time to go home, now! Obstetrics Are you smiling? Momma's little boy! Oh no! Iforgot the baby! Linda: After! Obstetrics It's easy! MM 31 16 OZ.' is Please give him back! I'm little but I'm a tiger! Nursery He's quiet! The natural look! ff' What have I done now? Present and accounted forl Special Areas Where to work'??? Now today was a good day Dr. Barnwell Dr. Council Extra time from a busy schedule . . . Much appreciated . . . Dr. Carson Dr. Lumpkin as id A.. Mr. Gary Porterfield Dr. jones . . . And many thanks to other who gave their time 81 services Ms. Donna Greeson Dr. Farrow land if 39 Did I hearjingle Bells? Hey-Hey-Hey! Christmas! A highlight I'I1'1 camera-shyl Merry Christmas gf? Life '55 , Q ,a Our little flower girl. Got-ya! Community-Health Fair Sponsored - by Georgia Nursing Association 1-2-3-4- Heave! I Want to hold your hand! 41 Students Visit to the Siskin Foundation 1. Gidion Auxiliary Presentation Lord's Prayer Matt. 6:9-13 Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever, Amen. BRADLEY 81 WEAVER COMPANY- Dalton Ga. WEN DELL COCH RAN Appreciation Tea 81 EMPLOYEES Dalton Ca Time to Relax and Enjoy Being With Family and Friends DR. BENJAMIN P. COUNCIL- Daltan, Ga. V W!gY!Vv 'W , ,fu Wu I X V L WW NX ' W W f'gT '1+- Teach Me . . . in All Thy Wa Fellow Graduates: We have gone through so much in this one year. We'Ve run the gamut of sadness, and gladness while learning enough to last a long time fmaybeb. The big extra was making wonderful friends . . . let's keep in touch, be the known pals that each of us tried to be secretly, continue to help a classmate over the rough spots and share the joy of achievements. Let us go forth charged as we have been to give quality care and to maintaining individually a high sense of duty. My wish for each of you is to live one day at a time and truly appreci- ate the gift of life every day. Temper your actions with kindness and compassion, enthusiasm and humor. Be grateful for: . . . the opportunity to live a life of service . . the interest, love, and respect you have from those who believe in you . . the patience to meet daily sameness with new cheerfulness . . . new horizons when they happen. n realms where great and small achievements dwell--go forth. I surely wish you well, Marlene McClung President- -Class 1 974 -75 JOE COOPER CRAFT - Hattiesburg Miss. JIM SNYDER CPAP Views from the desk of . . . Grace Ward A sharing of our days this year makes us love and laugh more, so here for each of you is a bit of insight to stimulate your outside. Adams, Diane . . Ball, Ann ..... . . Beavers , Deborah Brock, Sue . . Brown, Kathy . . Cooper, Wanda . Collins, Teresa . Creed, Billie . . . . . Croshaw, Carole Curtis, Geneva . Darnell, Donna . Dillard, Eleanore Gentry, Sherry . Grimes, Cora . . Goins, Larry . . Hegwood, Faye . Love, jean . . . Lynch, Debbie . . Mason, Maryjo . 48 cnonocoooooanunsooooonoononos A singular study in lifestyle . . . Exams coming up. Who has a firm grip on today . . . and herself in it. Mirror Mirror of my soul . . . Who is . . . ? no one more than thee, Deborah. Who can be found doing whatever needs doing! A musical roundelay. Who has got it . . . but needs to appreciate it. Peeking out into the world . . . come all the way out Teresa. Who me? Yes you Billie--the perfect M gl M. Come back Carole and finish here--you're only on loan A Willing heart happy just finding places to shine. Slowly Slowly . . . all things will unfold. Stay with simplicity . . . it is 'le raison d'etre!' Quietly, she will care! To whom change seems not to cause a ripple Cat least where you can see itb. Nothing- -not time nor stumbling blocks will stay him. Who will attempt it and learn! Keep your dreams Faye. Who is like a hand in glove . . . fits right in. Like polished silver . . . glowing! One day after another -duty bound- giving quality ser- vice. McCain, Linda . . McClung, Marlene McDade, Katrina . McDaniel, Linda . McKeldin, Ruby . Parks, Mildred . . . . Porter, Alva . . . Plank, Elaine . . Short, Sue . . Sims, Myrna . . Skates, Louise . . Smith, Cheri. . . Smith, Cheryl. . Walker, Lyvonne . Wofford, Diane . . just a short pause for baby identification CName - Christopher Adamj, Like Sears . . . good, better, best--your choice. Don't lag Katrina . . . believe in your gifts. Quicksilver . . . hold it together Linda. Who finally appreciates herself . . . and spring. Bubbling inward . . . share it more Mildred. Whose inner strength is manifest. Like a long stemmed daisy in a field. One of the quiet ones this year but listening. Go . . . do not stop . . . until you reach your goal ...Dr? A living lesson in perserverance. Who has a heart full of effort and caring. Who sees new doors to living . . . open one Cheryl. Who has learned that there are many ways to win but that none are easy. Selective and protective of life and living. n-oouooooououonocansoooaunanaa Because you have been a part of someone e1se's life . . . you are stronger! To continue this pattern of human endeavor--reach for the hand of one coming after . . . So will the chain continue linked in goodness given, and given again. I close this page but keep my hand open. Grace Ward Read with me . . . Psalm 37, Proverbs 3:5, 6:18, 19. 49 MY OWN GRAINS OF GOLD DUST TO REMEMBER YOU BY Ball, Ann, . . . . . . An example of what a nurse should be . . . Prepared. Beavers, Deborah, . . . . Her eyes told me all. . . Determination, Organization, and Depend- ability, and more . . . Collins, Teresa, . . . . Frustration, Tears, and Personal growth, in that order. Wofford, Diane, . . . . A kind and gentle touch she has . . . for those committed to her care. Short, Sue, . . . . . . . Short on words, but strong on Patient Care. Cooper, Wanda, . . . . Neat and efficient- -But . . . Where oh Where are your case studies tonight? McCain, Linda, . . . . But Mrs. S. , I have ALWAYS done it THIS WAY. Smith, Cheri, . . . . Bright and alert- -When at the patients side. Lynch, Debbie, . . . I-ler aura came through with a smile. Darnell, Donna, . . . . Never in a hurry but makes it on time. Parks, Mildred, . . . . Flexable . . . to be or not to be . . . 3rd floor determined it. We have shared grains of GOLD DUST all year--My Wish to you is from this special book. May you have every day a little work to occupy your mind, a little suffe ring to rantiiy your spirit, a little good to do to comfort your heart. Continue to: LOOK IT UP, and LIGHT YOUR CANDLE DAILY. R. Sane, R.N. 50 A Thought to Remember from: Betty I-Iamlin, R.N. Truth lies waiting in all things-unfolding itself from living But it must first be in your- self. It shall come from your soul. It shall be love. Whitman Katrina Baker McDade: You have grown in love, empathy, and understanding. Your mother WILL be proud of you. Cordia Sue Brock: You have been a rock , a steading influence. Each day brings re- newed respect and growing love. Billie Creed: The tuff exterior covered the soft, warm, loving, caring and helping. You are a NURSE. Sherry Gentry: The gentleness of the nurse is your greatest asset. You are kind, quiet, and oh-so-gentle. Alva Porter: Such a joy to a teacher. Your patients always shine with cleanliness and the perfect environment you provide. Your Caring shows! Linda McDaniel: Our late bloomer. You are so good to the children and babies, surely there a lot of mother as well as nurse in you. Ruby McKeldin: So efficient, so thorough, so Smart--yOu will go far, Ruby, and each patient will profit as you journey by. Cora Thrasher Grimes: Our perfectionist bride, works and worrys and willingly goes the extra mile to help. Your reward will be a very bright star. jean Love: Our professional MS. -striving so hard to be the BEST mother, the BEST wife, and the BEST nurse. And doing it! Lyvonne Walker: Determination and perseverance, great assets for a nurse going places, but enjoy the journey and today, Lyvonne. Kathy Brown: The Wide-Eyed Wonder of '75, Every procedure a challenge, every patient a love and every experience a thrill. Keep that wonderful awe of life. 51 Diane Adams . . Geneva Curtis . . Larry Goins . . . Eleanore Dillard Marlene McClung Mary Mason . . . Myrna Sims . . Louise Skates . . Elaine Plank . . Cheryle Smith . . Fave Hegwood . . Giving your best today is the recipe for a better tomor- row. The surest Way not to fail is to be determined to suc- ceed. Great minds have purposes, other have wishes. The gem cannot be perfected with out friction and no man Without trials. Chance favors the prepared mind. Goodness is the only investment that never fails. The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. H Contentment is a pearl of great price. The only Way on earth to multiply happiness is to di- vide it. What really matters is what happens in us, not to us. The past cannot be changedg the future is still in your- power. THE SPICE OF LIFE BY DIAN RITTER l have gained very much from observing each of you grow in so many ways and achieve your utmost desire and dream, that of becoming a giver to mankind. You can now give of yourself by reaching out and lifting someone up through using the skills and knowledge you have gained in caring for the sick. 52 Pat Rive rs RN DIANE ADAMS . . ANN BALL . . . . . DEBORAH BEAVERS SUE BROCK . . KATHY BROWN . . WANDA COOPER . . TERESA COLLINS . BILLIE CREED . . . . CAROLE CROSHAW GENEVA CURTIS . DONNA DARNE LL . ELEANORE DILLARD . . . SHERRY GENTRY . LARRY oo1Ns . . coRA GRIMES . . EAY HEYWOOD. . JEAN LovE . . DEBBIE LYNCH. . . . . . MARYJO MASON. . . . . LINDA MCCAIN. . . no one CLASS OF 75 byjohnnie Gray CClass of 655 Take care of your future - it is where you are going to spend the rest of your life. . . . I love - therefore I am. There's no one in the whole world exactly like you - I like you just the way you are! You can not discover new oceans unless you have the courage to loose sight of the shore! The great oak was once a little nut that held it's ground! Kathy with your serenity you will never die from hypochrondia! You were born with all you need to win at life! You can fly - but the cocoon has got to go. If life gives you lemons - make lemonade. Bloom where you are planted. You are not afraid of tomorrow - for you have seen yesterday - and you love today! A turtle only moves ahead by sticking his neck out! God couldn't be everywhere so he made mothers - be- come the person you dream you can be. Be happy - be beautiful - live fully each moment - cherish others and cherish your kind gentle self. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true - that's you! just taking care of business being nobody but me - Re- member loving is a time to ripen. Life is what happens to you when you are making other plans. Fay your life touched mine . . . You always live life well - laugh often and love much - May it always be so! You make each day special by just being you. You added much to the class! ln the presence of trouble some people buy crutches - you grew wings. Who believed in the miracle of life - and her faith was rewa rde d. 5 MARLENE MCCLUNG KATRINA MCDADE . . . . LINDA MCDANIEL . . RUBY MCKELDIN . . MILDRED PARKS . . ALVA PORTER . . ELAINE PLANK . . SUE SHORT . . MYRNA SIMS . . LOUISE SKATES . . . CHERI SMITH . . CHERYL SMITH . . LYVONNE WALKER . DIANE WOFFORD . . GRACE WARD . . 54 My North Georgia Road Runner - Remember life is like an onion - you peel it off one layer at a time - sometimes you cry but most of the time Marlene laughs. The end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time . . . keep up your interest. Its the morning of your life - the best is yet to be - keep your priorities right. If prayers were taken out of the schools - you would have never graduated. Keep blooming. Who knows there is no rememdy for love but to love more. jesus is the bridge over troubled waters - belong to God and become a wonder to yourself. To avoid criticism - Say nothing - Do nothing - Be nothing. You are my friend - you are special. Remember life is hard by the yard - but by the inch life is a cinch. I love her attitude of trying and caring - thinking of her this year has brightened my days with her undaunted challenge for the day, her appetite- for what comes next and her joy in life. Youth is a gift of nature but age is a work of art and may your accomplishments be a chance for many new things. The amount of sleep required by the average person is about one hour more than she got! Never let yesterday use up today. All of the flowers of tomorrows are in the seeds of to- day - Everything has its own song to sing. Who makes me want to say, 'Good Morning Sunshine! '. She is swift to love and makes haste to be kind. Your attitude will always make you a winner - you grew more beautiful to me each day. A friend is someone like Mrs. Ward who leaves you with all your freedom intact - but who obliges you to be fully what you are! W QM W 5 3 675 T2 ff? ?G f---'z....,,fS ach Me . . . Thathl May Learn f as -ff 2 R Q . ,.., .. -. -- ., .X if N K pi Helping consumers make wise choices Students learn how to complete income tax forms Consumer Education Audiovisuals make classes more appeal- Buying furniture is another aspect of con- ing sumer ed. 56 JERRY WILSON,S AUTO PARTS- Lafayette, Ga. 1 L I Sv 5 15 E sg t Men enjoy foods classes, too. Preparing Party foods is another area in Sewing classes bring improvement of fam- ily life skills cluded in consumer ed. Housing projects sewing classes help homemakers save money. 'bv WOODARD 8z SON - Lafayette, Ga. SERVICE AUTO 1'AR'1' 5 - Lafayette, Ga. Floral Design Class Making new friends Senior citizens enjoy craft classes at Color, shape and arrangement housing aUth01'ifY- ii SUBURBAN DISCOUNT FURNITURE --Lafayette, Ca. N Qxaifwwfff , wwf f xx,-X 'ig Al bb W , kw Rat , 45 L,-lx-Q.-5 Teach Me . . . to Be Hum 'M--U-..-.fnq-, if ALCOHOLISM: Myrna Sims, Cora Grimes, Katrina McDade, Elaine Plank, Cheryl Smith, Ruby McKeldin, Lyvonne Walker, Linda McCain, Marlene McClung Seminars 1975 CORUNARY CARE: Billie Creed, Sue Brock, Debbie Lynch, Geneva Curtis, El- eanor Dillard, Sherry Gentry, jean Love, Faye Hegwood, Ann Ball ,M f, 60 A, PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY - Dalton, Ga CHILD CARE: Diane Wofford, Louise Skates, Cheri Smith, Alva Porter, Sue Short, Lynda McDaniel, Mary Mason, Mildred Parks. Seminars 1975 REHABILITATION: Deborah Beavers, Larry Goins, Diane Adams, Kathy Brown, Teresa Collins, Wanda Cooper, Donna Darnell 4 1 Y -11- ig' MILLER MC CALL DEPARTMENT STORE- Lafayette, Ga. 61 Special Events E Faye Creel Faye Creel 81 daughter Delivery Time Linda McCain 81 son DIXIE DIME STORE- Lafayette, Ga. Secret Pal Breakfast I ,T ...- WELCHEUS RESTAURANT - Lafayette, Ca Pre Graduation Event September 12, 1975 GRADUATING L.P. N. CLASS OF 1975 DALTON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OF HEALTH OCCUPATIONS LUNCHEON Invocation Chaplain Billy Harrison 12:00 noon Luncheon 12:00 to 12:30 p. m Welcome Administration 12:30 to 12:40 p. m Address Nursing Administration 12:40 to 12:55 p. in Conclusion Personnel Director 12:55 to 1:00 p. m. Graduation Day September 14, 1975 PROGRAM PRELUDE: O Glory Be To God On High .... .......... E dmundson PROCESSIONAL: Solemn March ....... .McGrath INVOCATION .................................,..........................., Ronald Holloway Minister of Education First Baptist Church The Lord's Prayer ................,...................,............ ........ Al fred Malotte Andre Ball Tennessee State University WELCOME ...............................................,...................... Billy J. Harrison Chaplain, Hamilton Memorial Hospital ADDRESS ......,............................................................... Dr. Earl C. Davis Minister, First Baptist Church PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS .............................. Charles E. Bowen Former Superintendent Dalton Public Schools BENEDICTION ...... .......... R onald Holloway RECESSIONAL: Hymn To Joy ......... Arr. Gordon Young ORGANIST ...... ........ R ose Martin Graduation held at the First Baptist Church, Dalton, Ga. I Address Presented by Dr. Earl C. Davis Minister, First Baptist Church ,, . Welcome presented by Billy 1. Harrison, Chaplain Hamilton Memorial Hospital 0 If . ,,9., nv. 0 ' O 1, ...L ,, ,U -s x r a d u a t i 0 n El S S 0 f 7 67 Annual Staff Elaine Plank, Kathy Brown, Lyvonne Walk- er, Teresa Collins, Larry Goins Advisor: Mrs. Grace Ward, Editor, Cordia Sue Brock Co-Editor, Linda McCain To my fellow students: Silence is Golden Silence is more than the absence of sound. For the sick and the lonely, there can be noise all around and there's silence! Teach me, Lord how to speak without words through a touch or a gesture to make myself heard in their silence. CODE CARE- compiled by Marjorie Gray We as students have gained this year, We have changed our vocabulary to contain such words as I. V. 's, catheters, suction, Demerol 50-75-100 mg. , etc .... Some have changed attitudes toward life, the world as it is today, how can we make it better, as nurses, as everyday people . . . From 3rd Floor to O. B. to the new wing through E. R. , O. R. , I. C.U. , C. C.U. . . we have worked, observed, learned . . . Now may we all give nursing our best, and with many THANKS to our excellent instructors for giving us their best. Can't help but wonder what the future holds for each of us . . . Cordia Sue Brock Yearbook Editor The End 71 fff' f if W TXff6x7WZ! Z 2 L! 321 4 ff X ei!! J ...iffy QQ? gg x X fy Lyii x fab Teach Me . . . to D0 Unto the Least . . Maxme Bell vi H-lg ,,-19,5 Boyd Bernice Crumbley Charles Crurnbley Suelle Dillar-1 Zelphia Fulps E Billie Hargraves I OV Hasty Phy111s Simpson Chmstene Taylor Mitiz Be ave rs Wy Iv 4' 9 Q , 2 X' ' f . 'K , M ,t Z tte 5:41 ,Y The Dr. ordered -What? Comfy? Ooh! That hurts! Patient study blues . . . -Q Q , 1 get :fl 1 What did you say? And then he Research time . . . ? Breaktime . Who? . . . Mel I want to go home. Ohl Look. Where is that drug? I . WN 'Ulm Check and recheck . . . Let Us Pray Are all these rooms my patients? Where did you hide that bottle? i Night Class Activities Night Class Comments fromgj. Reid, R.N. Christine Taylor: Ability, knowledge and dedication--shines like a new star Mitzi Beavers: Ability and knowledge lead to success. Maxine Bell: Calm, efficient--works well under stress. Cindy Boyd: Up and down but keeps on trying. Bernice Crumbley: Dedicated to the comfort and care of her patients. Charles Crumbley: Dependable and responsible--helpful to all. Suellen Dillard: Searching-p robing-always finds the answer. Zulphia Fulps: Laughingly makes her patients' day lighter. Billie Hargraves: Quietly earing and showing concern. joy l-lasty: Hesitates but gains momentum as she goes. Vicki johnson: Kind and gentle. Janice jones: Little package brimming with efficiency. Durenda Powell: Brings sunshine into your day. Phyllis Simpson: Able and knowledgable--quick as a flash. Frances Tate: Thoughtful and kind, a joy to observe. 'mnzbl-CU!! N ' xx QR 'Av Y. 52 f, -R i X IN! fr tx N2x ' f : 1 , ' if XXX- I 3 .p ,ff .-I' si N W 41 X A 1 J9avs1r2fvwf,,,mL Q Q , .,Qg - GEORGIA, p ZAV REGISTERED Q b ,Ae,u,4 Ve 'v', I 3 ww f ki PIIISIII fig, new December 18, 1974 june 4, 1975 Marc Carpenter james Carver Ray Chambers Alvin Cooper Martha Cooper Mack Flood, jr. Reba Greene Ken Greeson Keith jones jack Langford Tommy McArthur john Martin Larry Miolen Pat Miolen Doyle Ogles Terry Peden Frank Rittenhouse Glen Swinney Allan Ballwe David Barton Gene Blackwell Mike Bell Boyd Bryant Perry Daffron Scott Denson Sharon Dobson Donald Gravitt Danny Harris john Houser Scott Houston Tony johnson Danny Kelley Stuart Lance Douglas Long Lana Peters Jerome Raisin john Raisin Mike Stephens jimmy Thomason Ted Young fa, if QS? .rf X X n n a , l if anaa n n 4, 5 if i E 1 i Crash Injury Management .ifwfffw , ' ' 7 9 .Ilf51fffiffQQQ'fI,..1 , 33 POST 4455 DALTON Sgt. W.L. Davis Tp r. Tp r. Tp r Tpr Tpr Tp r Cpl. Cpl. Tp r. Tp r. Tp r. Tp r. Tp r. D.J. Davis F.P. Ellis N. Hall CJ. lngle C. S. jackson T, D. Williams H. H. Copeland P. L. Lillard C. W. Helton T. R. Pursley L. S. Simmons A. R. Steward A. D. Peters SESSION I POST H43 CLAHOUN 487 Tpr. T. G. Busby 586 Tpr. D.F. Langston 567 Tpr. T.F. Weaver 357 Cpl. Kent Black 643 634 679 SESSION Il 511 Cpl. G.Z. Fowler 233 Tpr. M.L. Evans 735 Tpr. C.G. Payne 468 Tpr. j.M. Rampy 694 Tpr. LL. Shultz 698 110 Ward Secretaries FEBRUARY 3, 1975 Carolyn Bartlett Barbara Bryson Sandra Cook Betty Dubose jean Ellis Carolyn Glaze Patty Hall Helen Hannah Gail jones Eloise Lewallen Betty O'Dell Debby Sexxton Operating Room Technicians 34 ,EY jamce jones Du renda Powell F rances Tate UM each m to pray C Many thanks to CETA Folks Farewell to Mr. Bowen I Mr. Robert Cox and Mrs. Grace Ward welcomes . . Miss Bettie Tipton - Team Chairman Coordinator For Evaluation Kentucky State Department of Education Mrs. Mary Means - Instructor Airport Campus Midlands Technical College West Columbia, South Carolina Mrs. Rita Kyle - Instructor john C. Calhoun State Community College Decatur, Alabama Mr. John McCormack - Director Vocational Technical Education Pascagoula School Systems Pascagoula, Mississippi Mrs. Irene Blancett Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Atlanta, Georgia A special word of appreciation to the fine team who came to evaluate our school. We felt their sharing spirit throughout the visitation. U1- timately what develops from the self study will improve our service and effectiveness to our students and through them the community We live in. Thank you SACS team! SELF STUDY REVISITED We dreamed it, ate with it, ran alongside it, and heard among other comments . . . . . . Committee meeting again! Another late day! . . . Every school needs this experience! . . Lord! Help us! He was called in at the beginning and is right in there pitching. . . Husbands unite for a self study rebuttal. . . We'll make it, don't worry - we'll make it! . . Shall - Should - Could - vive la difference! . . I didn't know that! The things you learn . . . . . Self Study is a four letter word - love! And it tested each of us throughout the whole experience. PRAYER OF A PARTICIPANT IN A SELF STUDY FOR THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS Dear Lord: Please give me the memory of an elephant, the speed of a greyhound Cdog, not the bush, the ability to do nine things at once, three of them telephone calls, without becoming rattled while constantly checking the WaSte basket to find page 64 of Standard VI . . . Give me patience to control myself when in the rush of final preparation of copy for the printe rs, an interested applicant appears without an ap- pointment and says she has come all the way from Chattanooga. And when We have heard for the hundredth time that, It can't be done, help us get it done. Amen. P. S. He did! COMING AND GOING - HOW ELSE CAN A SELF STUDY BY PUT TO- GETHER? MV ai I 5 4 A We. Amy Ward Carol Ross And Other People joe- Ward Jim Baird Crystal Rive rs in Our Lives . . Dorothy Chew THE PRAYER A black man stands alone to sing, Before the crowd assembled there. His voice rang clear throughout the room, The song he choose, The Lord's Prayer. It's strange how thoughts can rush through time, Years and centuries, just melt away. My mind could see a hillside bare, Where a lone disciple stopped to pray. He stood alone, alone with God, There in the hills through which He walked. A simple prayer . . . So great in Faith, The well known prayer that Jesus taught. Our Father Who are in Heaven, Hallowed By Thy name, Thy kingdom come, He longed to see the church's words, Spread over the earth, Thy will be done. I thought we who have seen the day, When Christ is preached throughout our land. We do not yield ourselves . . . as He, To carry out God's plan for man. Give us this day, Our daily bread. In shame, I though, We're blind indeed. He prays for bread just for this day, In our abundance, we feel no need. How often do we ask for food? When we Give Thanks what do we say? We . . . who have never felt such need, Have not known hunger, How do we pray? Lead us not in the tempter's way, Deliver us . . . from evil . . . Then I thought, Man really wants to be, Free from wrong, from self, from sin. Deep within the human heart, There is a spark that bids us be. More like our Maker: In times of old Or times like now, Lord set us freeg Thine is the kingdom, The power, and The Glory, fLord these words were felt! I hoped that someone in that room Would feel the awe, I felt myself.J For ever and ever, unmeasured time, From the beginning . . . until the end, Man cannot change alone the wrong, The wrong to right, to undo sin. The power and glory is God's alone, The singer quietly, bowed his head, QSurely in Heaven Angels sangj in a humble voice AMEN he said. fThe above was inspired by Andre Ball who sang the Lord's Prayer at graduationj Ethel Watson, L. P. N. 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