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

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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

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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

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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