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

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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

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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.

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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