Independence Sanitarium School of Nursing - Sanilog Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1970 volume:

LIBRARY! gas CMiMiixmihiikiiiiiiihiMM 3 0000 00118753 7 31 r N v x x 3 1 a Sanifog INDEPENDENCE SANI TA RI UM H OSPI T A L AND SCHOOL OF NURSING Volume 25 i970 into-com maxi WE!-'C '-'BRARY l A 5 4. E Geneamgy ang Local 2-listofY JJ 317 vv. 24 H19hWeYg64050 independence. MOE N 7 8 5 4 9 I f STAFF Editor-in-chief Judy Anderson Faculty Editor 610.7 sA58 '10 GN Ramona Ride, N SCHOOLOFNURSING, INDEPENDENCE SANITARI NI Mcn Acflfifcffdvl, j f 'Mi 1lHIITHHIWlllllillillillilWIHIHI1IiINlIHWIHNlI Kafen shawhan l l 3 0000 00118753 7 Activities Editor M Irene Taylor Debbie Barber Hospital Division Editor Connie Wade Hospital Department Editor Connie Kesner Zflilgs c is emze ' orr s Gloria Hopper HOPE Advisor lp The tree of knowledge we in Eden provedg The tree of life was thence to heaven rernovedg . Q MiHf,AWQ Butterworth A o'r', f ',Er'Q 1 Q Hope is the growth of earth, the only plant 11 '-'ef9gjjf4':'Qfp QQ , A Which either heaven or paradise could want. ff l Hell knows it not, to us alone confined, , , And cordmlonly to the human mind. . . ANNE, COUNT ESS OF WINCHILSEA 4 E :JA .4 . . - ',.'y5-.- '- -- ' d 7 It V' f i 1 5 a ow., 1 N Q S7 introduction administration faculty graduates classes activities hospital departments di divisions advertising i E I Ltsxxxlj Contents I ,I E 34 y gntef 30 oaarn -V-, L, i va 'Www-F 'f . U on X X f Y- V--- -Y --Z V V ... Y ........., .Y ,,-,--,,T-T-,x,,.m-,- 4 ll Q' 9 go .irfh jo ,Syerue 0 I: 'Q' Qi x K 1 Q I W' . X , A f jiri, I I 'f' Q - 1 5 K s ,iz ' if i A charge to keep I have, H vm I I a God to glornfy, D - A stewardship for life to hold, f P a call io magnify. A , ' g ' T 0 serve the presenf age, , ' I O A my calling to fulfill' ' ' Oh may it all my powers engage Q . I to do my Master s wzlll Q9 ..Q iw 0' Mi WW 5 1 , A - ' 2 i e l e Q ' I 1 l 1 Y. f ! f - , fvfiH ' AW f , 'miwk ' 4 fl f' , 'Viy 71, , 0 f , . 55: 'm l gs 3- H . elm. 3, 1 ' V v 'A 4, . A ' K I H ,. ,f . f M , ix ee- , we J fs e e - i . V A, v..-... i e 1 f jf if f v V. f A g i ' g age. es if J 1 .Q 't W . ' x J' , f ,IW-, e'....-- A fix- eil' - H ' - , 1 ,miie . -- 1 3 .yy Y' . A - M j' .A I ' f' -,fi -.1 'A 4 he k I, 4, , ,yggvg . . ,.. .. ' - 4 i M. ve- '?'QHa, -4, 1Q1,t,. , . 'fr LN ' JT., - 1, ,rw .fzff ,Z ' K 1 ,,XX ,X- X ,f ur I 1 Ax U 'L df , l eal' ' -' f 'ffl A-ff.T':-frLQ,l1g5 ' ig- f 53l'gd 711'- ' 7 2172 lfxfd x - -f.., 13.9.-LY, J -A- Let as hold fast the profession of oar faith without wavering, ffor he is faithful that promised! Hebrews I 0:23 THE WAY OF LIFE IE. Vanderwood Let my soul remain forever On the side of light and truth, Let me, too, retain the fervor And the innocence ofyouth. In my choice ofgood or evil Let me never choose the wrongg In maintaining a just level Make me resolute and strong. Fill my heart with human kindness, And va deep abounding love, Heal my soul of all its blindness, Give me wisdom from above. Let me understand my weakness, But to know my strength as well,' Give to me the might of meekness, And let peace within me dwell. In my stand for human justice Make me firm, and brave, and strong, Let me always see what right is, That I never may judge wrong, In the ordeals that confront me Let me wisely choose my way, Give me vision that Imay see How to live each passing day. --Saints' Herald, December 2, 1944 A 1:.:gffi,,1f-ff '-fr -:+,ff- - 59.5, 'ii in -DF-..A A- ' :V fe.f15+f5 5533155 :coffin 7-1- i ,fes 1 'Ljx I ffl? I fl 'F Qs 5, A Never mind yesterday, Life is today! Never mind yesterday, Lay it away! Never mind anything Over and done Here is a new moment Lit with new sun. Miss Nelle Morgan Director of Nursing 28 years Miss Vida Butterworth Educational Director 3 39 years I t . E Mrs. Kathy Bennett Med-Surg. Inst. I year C I Cl, C U, tg Mrs. Helen Choplin Med-Surg Inst. I2 years 196 9-I970 Mrs. Nancy Farley Miss Mabel Faulkner Med. -Surg III Obstetric Instructor 3 years 38 years S -Hhs. Mrs. Mary Jo Kzttznger Operating Room Inst. s '-4 Vi' 2 years ,ww qsavdvf Mr. Donald Harvey Chaplain 2 years The Art 0fEducati0n is to continue to grow as long as you live. Mrs. Jeniece Hammond Mrs. Doris Weddle Secretary Librarian 3 years 3 year-9 Mrs. Jennie Linkhart Student Health Dir. 18 years Mrs. Jean Livingston 0.B. I year nahnun-an-an 'Q-'f .ilouoe Wofhera Miss Daffy Mzss Lovell Mrs. Mcqueerz 'Yale is Happiest Who Hath Power to Gather Wisdom from a Flower! Mrs, McNutt ,,w Mrs. Thompson MQW Strauel Connie Wade President Vice President .szfucfenf EDJ, Ofhcerd june - .lecemger 1969 M 4K ,f Connie Kesner Recording Secretary iadfihx .4- hw i 'Y Valerie In gersoil Corresponding Secre tary fFLMVy,k K 7 Q A if V X 2 i2'ffI A C5 V A 'H 7' K, X. W.,- Linda F ewell , Treasurer ...- i..............-.,..... Y-.....,i......t. -1-.............-.?....i..1........i.-.. .h......-.,.. ,J ,mr 3. X? 1 f f alfa 3 f 0,1 li ,L 44 H 16 2 ,f , .,,,, W.-- t I Debbi Barber Pam Peterson Jackie Isberg President Wee President Recording Secretary X Sfazmi aaa, oram lefemlef 1969 - 'may 1970 Gloria Carlile Corresponding Secretary Cindy Miller ' Treasurer 4 W , Q , Q Q' ' . Q, .Bk -, K . 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Diana Argo tsinger Vice President .SL I 5 ' Q M Beverly Thompson t l i l llyt e Pam Peterson Kathy F ye Secretary Treasurer was Rebecca Ackley Diana Argotsinger Debbie Barber Dunlap, Iowa Smithville, Missouri Success is getting what you wantg happiness is wanting what you get Gif' 2 'Hn , WV' Q l . ,, 4? Pam Burger Nina Campbell Gloria Carlile Massillan, Ohio Ainsworth, Nebraska Independence, Missouri -..--..-.......,...,..-......----.. -.,..........-...,...?........4...-............,..-,..,........-. -.,... ,-. ., Julie Dean Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Sharon Franklin Independence, Missouri Kathy F ye Independence, Missouri Erna German Kidder, Missouri Sherry Hartford Somerville, New Jersey Sandra Hatten Stockton, California E 5' QV -ICN , in.-bf ' to A . Q-A A M-'Mx 5 A. 'P , C .,,.,f' uk .-if f U- ' ani,- ww .,.., W ......,....,.. ,,,...-.-..s.,... c... ..-.... 1 Ann Henson Holden, Missouri Dana Holcomb Liberty, Missouri Valerie Ingersoll Independence, Missouri I Jacque Isberg Gladwin, Michigan Dale Johnson ' Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Renne LaJoie Kansas City North. Missouri V M 1 C i, 'E Valerie Lade Red Bluff California Janette McKay Knox City, Missouri Linda Mc Vicker Clear Lake, Iowa Cindy Miller Jackson, Mississippi Saralee Montgomery Independence, Missouri Laural Oppelt Port Angeles, Washington ,-.,...,-.....,i,..,7:,,7,... ,... . , ..,.. ..- f A eg i M Al hv is , ' ' i s 'tf' ii'- n-'N' we r K- .. , 'fi :AK ,, R EX X A zil 7 ff you is vr ,QW - 4t'jLifIif- .Q -- -A :ww . ,,,. vw ff gg, my Peggy Powers Seattle Washzngton 'WM ffl? Joanne Sanner Harbor Beach Mzchzgan Magda Smzth Newark Calzfornza Cynthia Spurgeon EI Dorado Springs Missourz Anita Swanson Decatur, Nebraska was .f . Lorna Westhoff Edgerton, Kansas . gf Q 21 QT' W Qn911EfA xx Mary Wiekzge ,: Cindy Winchester Billie Lutes D Dorchester, Nebraska Desert Hot Springs, Blue Springs, Missoun California Picture Missing Of Donna Nicolaison Independence, Missouri 2 E Pam Peterson Independence, Missouri God has created me to do Him some dehnite serviceg He has committed some work to me which He has not committed to another. I have my mission - Imay neer know it in this lifeg but Ishall be told about it in the next. Cardinal Newman When I am sore beset, I seek some quiet place, Some lonely room or barren windswept hill, And there is silence wait apart until I see again the smile upon God 's face Until His presence floods me like the down, And I can hear His whispered, 'Teace, be still, And know again the strength to do His will I turn to take my load and it gone. To The Class ofl970 Go your way in peace. Be of good courage. Hold fast to that which is goody Render to no man evil for evil Strengthen the fainthearted Support the weak Help and cheer the sick, Honor all men, Love and serve the Lordg And may the blessing of God Be upon you and remain with you forever Glaucester Cathedral He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and lived muchg who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of childreng who has Hlled his niche and accomplished his taskg who leaves the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soul,' Who never lacked appreciation of earth 's beauty or failed to express it,' who looked for the best in others and gave the best he had. B.A. Stanley mo your wn wing ' 'lx . . F X Q' I If ii Z if , x. ,K 6 XX X X x Mx X - xxlym X -N R Y K . VF- X x kr xlgx ' X Rx X 1 E xx 1 x xx N , 7 e g 1 llI'I,l0l ff . . . You must bravetozl study heartaches. Never must you look back with longing to days of ease for the frm voice of duty calls. , ',. 1 , V QL ,, ,, I V , ,, nz. lf 0 ,, N l - b Irene Taylor l mlggijelg? y Wee President Mrs Nancy Farley Class Sponsor as Lf, xiii, B.. ..,-.A.,. 2 Lelazne Phzllzps Judy Anderson Secretary Treasurer 1 l i 1 1 l X I V 1 M V . ll! ,., WY' ,, Luv I f Sig f 3 ,X fa L 3- wf f 6 M I Af' k. WX m. se f Judy Anderson Sandy Brown Susan Denham Cheryl Derr Linda Fewell Nancy Hartman ' ---' K K ' 'f lr fm ,M J .af f aw., J ,fry , W lf X. ' X Wasma 'ry . , 1 f QE Nm 3 N Q 21. W? I Q ff K Q, wwe ,s g f f 4 , 1 a a ,, Connie Kesner Kathy Kirby Donna Knapp Donna Lockling Kathy Lloyd Maxine McCord Bernita Morriss Lelaine Phillips Ramona Rider - ' :TZ L. ff 'k r X , as Karen Shawhan Nancy Sheppard MQW Sf,-,mel Sarah Sullivan Beth Teeters Constance Wade Pictures Missing: Emma Lou Clark, Barbara Lewis, Judy Norfleet, Irene Taylor. A THERE 'S SUNSHINE IN A SMILE Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, laughter and pleasure, teardrops and pain. All days can 't be bright, but it's certainly true, there was never a cloud the sun didn 't shine through. So just keep on smiling whatever betide you. And you 'll find when you smile your day will be brighter and all of your burdens will seem so much lighter. For each time you smile you will find it true SOMEBOD Y, somewhere will smile back at YOU H S. Rice ....-..-- .....-..-.....-........-...g.....+ .........-....-...-.1...i.,...,......,.. .,....,..-. ,,,. ..... ALMA MA TER Dear Sanitarium, Your beacon evermore will shine, Through lives that carry on Your living radiance devine. With God at our right hand We can not fail our given task To serve our fellowman This is the prayer that we ask. Dear Sanitarium, Your memory evermore will be Steadfast within our hearts We 'll always cherish though ts of thee. The knowledge that we gain Through working out our life-long aim We dedicate our lives Dear Sanitarium to thee. -Q V111-u, 3 , ' 3 2 ! W lr-W Ki - f 5' L.-a...,. T? 4 a li flf 1 4-Q., 61 W ' Ll. PWQWUPF T f 'Q J 3 2 gwgw' s Qu- gs vu.. pm x vm.. 1 Qi' ff-L 151-1.x A . S-. fy. 5 , un. -...Z 71 -.4 , f I ' 21 MSS s 1 Q 1 i, 5 5-.L 2 ll?'1i'-Ka Ms 1 M. as 2 f- ,M 3 an Q H-. A A --. E Q ..., -.,, Wh -Q. -ww -W, al egg HN. ff.. 5.-. 1 X ...inf N3 E f P i in Q. 'H- 'Q N... 4-nn, -Q. . E ' 3 -L vs in -... Mr 1.-.4 2 2 I 1 H 2 N. K -Q ' 2 s.. 41 ,,l A .Q L' -...., g N... A., . .K 9 Z .4 I .-..,,M. ff M 1 3 , L E f-.. -M '-3nu! .-.-r-'-W 1 x v Mr Earl Horton Hospital Administrator x Mr. Dennis Midgordon, BA. , MA. Assistant Administrator hi Departed February 15, 19 70 for new job .iilvdpifaf .xdcfminio fra fion Mr. Lloyd Slaght, B.A. Personnel Director A Mr. Larry Werges, B. 71 Director of Special Services , RV: 32 W.. X 'Re Mrs Rznehart and Mrs Nyberg preparzng for an emergency p glut!!! jkerapy A lzttle help goes cz long way eI'gel'lCg What s m1sszng7 Isn t thzs fun , . . ll . y 0 , K ' ' . . . ?! . r S X -K! R A .2 'K Y. Report Here. A new kind of artwork and artist! A Kacbofogg Let me see that again!! CLA 0I'a f0l'y Little devils are hard to count!!! wffv- - :mv , M. ,,v. X. , , L, i '51Z.:awf. 1. . - , W in ',.x: Q, , , il ,JA WF, 3. V ff, J Ea W :Y ,, ,A Y .gnhafa fion jherapg This little machine sure helps one breathe better !!!! arg Sorry about the mess!! fag 1464-iurzx... 4 , Rose Anderson demonstrates how to place electrodes on a patients head . 35 l uraing Ofhce All secretarial business of nursing offce is handled here. Swifclz gnu ro! Here hospital and the outside world communicate. 36 .fgclmiffing Omce The first place a patient visits upon being admitted uainedo ice I, gi J The last place a patient visits upon being dismissed. -- .-.H ' Y , .W-1,-Q.,-1 -.v .xguxifarg pero onlie! x New Auxiliary personnel play mailman and provide occupational therapy for patients. Slap These ladies operate the gift shop. ........---- ...........----- ---..A-i...,.4,..i ,.,...?.....i....-1. -- -...,i...-...,.....- .-.,.,..- yn! ormafi on 3nacL gal' 1 I .W .,.,w,,,,,,,,,.,.,,...-.Q-um-f Here one can Hnd out what he a'0esn't know! -- about patients that is! Hungry! Thirsty? Need Here 's the Place!!! ,QQ 2 1- a break? 1 I I .1 35, S ,, ' A H LX f -WW, ' 'f 1 ,,,, -- k,,, I ,J ft: fy: . l '? 4, ' i ,V - :ff 1 I ,J -f--. - ' N' , .jxa . K . 5' X Mi-1 IA.. . N ' ' --v. ,..., ,,, 1 W N 2 M-1, 'Isl--.4 . Y sr- A 1 - 1 l Reassurance is an important part of nursing care. .7lzirc! ,Woof QC On. 57 s. ,f 00l' ., , M...,,..,,.....-- ,Qui n V , i I Q33 . .0 Q 41194 , ' ,1 J .'-, Q V ' , A 5 ' ' nf s Z , , ' ' 'Q 1 U I 9 1 'f - - .- I z- ,. , Q 5, ra. , '.,. 5 ' - - if ' fr ' ,Q lffif! . ,V ,f Q J ' A' 4 X fb 1,53 V: f I , , nf, , ., 15 , . 'wh , ,V H 'f 1 f'f J Sdn nffgsi Q 4' 5 sy f. M y x K 'mggir' - wwf, 2 ' Qh- 4 g ,f -m 5 ' V . H: f ff i , S 'Lil ' M K. ' Hx ' - I ' W f ,. I 5' . , my ,.: -, , r any aww' K' 5-3 nv' ff' fi I '- . A ' .-f. 1 Q 1 1 A ' I airs., ' M A N . , X I In 5 X 'l 1 L21 , Is the IV on time? Accuracy is an important part of our learning .CJQLLIJA 0f ,K 5 255 A . The happiest floor of the hospital. .911 fenfiiue re M7 s -V 7 ,av 4 CLAS: . X , , eq - r T51 4 Q v at 3 V, ' ,Q Q ww O LH x E , . N I , Q 3 N ,sigts 'Sax i , Lv O I .- 1 . iw M - iffg-jj-Y 1. - . f E W ':'wY.fT-asEl,,frA Ji':?'iS-I ei fav N 2 X 1 . Q I , f. , ,ff X X x i VA h -, N F ' x S N 3 , 1 X Rx Q Q 4 Pj ., ly S2 L 3 h .. 5 Aamir ' ' it , S 3 , W , 5' 'C if X' R - Q f Q li' Q3 . W iii' . X 5 3 X if 4 ft 7 0 Q -,E 'LL Q ' i-7 -Q X 9' fr 5 2: 1 'B' 5: . 3 xi T' 'Q 'Y il .. 'xi 1 , r ..-ff Nap time! jlffl. 5760, The team leader talks with a team member. I 40 , f' 1- 4 . I f . is 1 I All hung up! Anybody seen Russell? 2 n I 1 ,I Xeeee A ,,,s.,sW,,bl ' 31:,1..j.,j, 'Helix' I ir, I II :IK ., ' - fi L Q NI MII -ei klilllflr-, fk', - I A .I,,l P eeee I 4' W I f, 1' , , ,,,'gk yr I :Viking ' 9' I ffffn' ,gn 6' I I I I I I .S?XfA anal .sluenflz I .WOOFJ Happiness is a smiling baby! I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' p-V-,,,,4 P411 rmacg Y The Pill Puslzers! all fra! .NA -1, wwf? The new autoclave is more efficient but. . . folding still has to be done by hand 41 ' liefarg eloarfmenf Sometimes the food doesn't appeal to us but are our waste lines getling any smaller? . P 4 i X 1 ' ' Jn? A , ,Q it 3.4 .youu elfeefaing Mending is an endless job in a hospital! cgi un Ja ry The laundry keeps piling up! Wainfenance Mr. Fbc-it! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 E 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 1 1 Those c 1 11 1 1 11 11 'i 11 5 15 11 11? 11 11' 11 111 1 '1 Ti i 1 11 il 21 12 11 11 11 1 11 21 11 1 an 1 money. 't be our grades that Mrs. Harrel is working on . . . Shes smiling. Must be another student returning borrowed ecrefariefi 1 'Vs working out patient budget plans reall that Q ll Y I Xi ll bady, J' ou meet all kinds of peogale here, don 't you Mrs. fi 44 Boles? Aafaonzi A4 21 ei 2 3, w 0 0 0 I x't i '1 1-- ' '?z1-f-111Qvn.1w-- -------1---..v--.-,-. -.... ...Y -.v- ' ' Sf. ofouiri ,ts St. Louis Dorm: A home away from home, away from home. lil 722522 M1533 Some people go out on the town - others stay in their room with onbf love letters from home to keep them company. , wi 46 It 's a long long path! The three months the '1S'an and other student nurses from several cities and states spend at St. Louis State Hospital is an experience one could never forget. The student learns the key to coping with life, herseM and everyone she meets. The long tunnels, the canteen, and the many characteristic words of her patients can never be erased from her mind. . urn Oil A glipse of the new main building soon to be open for care at Mt. Vernon. At Mt. Vernon State Sanitorium, nursing students are aided in understanding and dealing with patients who have tuberculosis, other chronic pulmonary diseases, and thoracic surgery. Here in one month in the farm community atmosphere, they practice caring for long term patients and enjoy God 's creations. Mt. Vernon does something for the students-maybe its phone calls from high school boys, the constant rain, muddy duty shoes, or napkin technique . No matter what it is it will truly be memorable. Becky Ackley, Jacque Cripps, Cindy Millerg Lorna Westhofjf Laurel Oppelt, and Renne Laloie pose on this bright summer day at State Sanitorium. Nursing involves all seasons even in Mt. Vernon. Donna Nicolaison, Diana Argotsinger, Billie Lures, Jan McKay, and Nina Campbell display tlze Christmas tree which is part of the Christmas spirit at State Sanitorium. Kltifclrend Children's Mercy Hospital--soon to be located in a new building k Mna and Argot rustle up some chow in the kitchen. 48 eI'C g All the modern conveniences of home. Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City is rewarding and heartbreaking as students learn to deal with childhood diseases. The three months provides knowledge in growth and development and experience in handling children. It also provides homemaking experience in that each student must cook her own meals. 0 , - - - - f-'--- W- --'-f Y -----N - - -A-LgY!Y YYVY -M W , .., - - Y-.nm,,,,,,, AM , 5' ,,,-1--3--5 Q--,-.-4.1--- ., .-- ..A.. , -...- - V Y -p ?9 X Q, V? -JM ,, f ' F2 W 1 ' 4 ,i ' 'a U +3 z ff f J .... 1 Y f ww 1 ,. 1 - V w, , im, QU V as 'W ' Wy . c 1 ko '. X ,V Y--L4.L,f,. ' , , ff . , , 1- 'rf -- A 1 an 1 V-. K ,ar m f :L I ' 1. 6 FM , 1 53 These two pages are dedicated to the members of the San Caravan and the pictures are significant only to them. The people were interesting and the places visited were unique and enjoyable. ,.,, 2 ,P ' WWW N, Q , 1 -,. kg, P 'mfg gon fedf The new Miss Ugly for 1969-1970 unior Gzncliclafe Instructor Miss Vida Butterworth I Snior Gzncbcla fe Diamz Argotsinger ,L .1 , CNG fkllleefl lleefl Miss Dale Johnson was our choice for Halloween Queen. Dale was crowned first runner-up at a glittering ceremony and reception held Oct. 28, 1969, at the Chamber of Commerce building, which was sponsered by the Women 's Civic Club and the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Kathy King, Halloween Queen, and Miss Deidri Jones, 2nd runner-up are pictured with Dale. Dale was escorted by Mr. John Skoor. eni or ana! Junior Zzznoling Seniors Saralee Montgomery and Cindy Winchester received those long awaited 2nd blue stripes. Graduates Sarah Brundage and Chevette Chvala had the honor of presen ting the Seniors with their new stripes. Juniors Sandy Brown and Judy Anderson receive their first stripe from Seniors Julie Dean and Dale Johnson. Juniors and Seniors intermzngle and enjoy some refreshments after receiving their stripes. Sandy Hatten Connze Wade and Julze Dean A three act mystery comedy by James Reach was presented November 21 22 1969 The actzon evolves around a nurses reszdence at a small General Hospztal where staff nurses student nurses dzrector of nurses and the cleanzng lady become znvolved zn the murder and mysterzous happenzngs excztzng end as Laurze a young student rzsks her lzfe agaznst the murderess Cecha Gray to make her show her hand and solve the mystery for Julza Ceclza Julza Kate Gertte Lznda Fewell Lzlazne Phzllzps Maxzne McCord Connze Wade Dzrector Asszstant Dzrector Glorza Hester Elazne Molly Laurze Everett Nelson Clark Emma Lou Clark Julia, a young police woman arrives at the scene to solve the murder of Elazne The actzon reaches an Ann .IIIIIIIIIIIIIIflflfflstifiliaeuonfgomefy Betsy' odpifa! gl .ggclzoof Clzria fmad Parr, For it is in giving that we receive What's the matter Debbie? Is it all messed up? With most of the work done, a few relax by Are you sure about that Miss Faulkner? singing carols. V Y H ' '- , 'WH rwarnu. Mrs Hamlzne Mrs Lzvzngston Mrs Bennett ana' Mrs Kzttznger szng for the annual hospztal chrzstrnas party 7711s year held at the RLDS lower audztorzum GCI! .9l'lU0!Uel'YI.el'Lf Faculty members take tzme out for a Chrzstmas lunch ZH the fazrly new rec room zn the nurse s dorm. 1. b, M I 5 f 4, M gi ' l -' I - 7 . ca,,,,,4,,f 3 affw Ollife Come on now, smile .. . it can't be that bmi can it? Uniforms past present and-future. Models are lleft to rightj: Barbara Lewis Cindy Miller Sharon Franklin Donna Nicolaison Rebecca Ackley Ann Henson Laurel Oppelt Pam Burger Anita Swanson and Janette McKay. These uniforms were modeled at the 60th anniversary program held on January 18 1970. Thank you Miss Butterworth 60th .fdnnwerdarg KO .SZLOJ anuary 1910-1970 54 Mrs. Farley presents Miss Butterworth with an award for her many years of service to the school and to the hospital. f r Miss Butterworth our Mistress of Ceremony f W i 4 Darlene Belchor Gives a serious reading .Snoring ja Ani Show The Spring Talent Show held March 20 and 21 was enjoyed by all. More entertainment was provided by Nancy Sheppard, Frank Carlile and group, Janette McKay and friends, Nina Campbell, Sandy Montgomery, Julie Dean, Jacque Isberg and many others. Popcorn and drinks were sold during the show. Valerie sings 'T Loved You Once In Silence , ,r 1. 'ian Q Miss Mable Faulkner, a devoted instructor, who spent everyday at the booth. Miss Sherry Harford, one of the many San students, who spent a W few hours each day at the booth in Stone Church. H 'Ll!,,,-fi! x ff OH, el'el'lCe Evolt One of the many enjoyable events at the R. L.D. S. World Conference is meeting people and what better way to meet people from all states is there than to participate in supporting and advertising the Sanitarium through working at the San Booth. LPN's, SPN 's, RN 's, and SN's all worked together in making our booth a success. HQSQ3 M 'sea ., ,,'k I I 1 :,,l ' -at ' I Z' Sf' E11 'F 1 '1 X 3 I 4 ' .l ,Mft foricaf jour Pam Burger at the Far West Temple Szte O! 1 , 5 L4 grip ,gapondorezl Lg Clzapfain Toting lunches at Far West. ,Qnfer-ea! , .W 523532 Filip ,Q l N A trip enjoyed by ALL. ' Q fd . yn . :netsw fmlvuanfu A wx gf 35351 5 one , f pri .Q- z.if:5,zf'- ' 'if' -1 ,A ,, 1 Kingston, Missouri . T Y. Q, .bn Windy ?! 1 lfmd! gqyllqllet of tA2 n 1 may 29 Guest Speaker Dr. Wallace B. Smith gracfuafing Cfada of fha I Moo! ol! Ward ing 70 7230 p.m Frank Carlile accompanied by Pam Burger ' f 5., i 5 A Dr. Guillermo Juncos and his Mary Jo Kittinger accompanied by Spanish Guitar R Carlile 9 alferfainmenf igredenfeol 12, Jeff Lisenby and his wandering music Bruce Price and his guitar w 1,vvIf5-iffy J , I.. za.- V fu 1 ' R w K Z Q Q f iff 1.2, ' . Q: , A fi l, .A I . AV. N 4 3 5, i r- t N1 . ti ea, is V , , -1 4 f ' ' , ' A , as -V ,fi f .5 4 - :KR ' xl, ' 4 5 6 V' fx , 5, Fm, .. 5. My -Pg, jf , A , . gf 'X LL 55 P f 1: V , , , ' ' , M We ' ' V K, ' L I A ., 3 ' '21, R1 . W X f Y X X f - E K I If V v , , if x f Iv L X A f a I ' V 1 , 2 Q L , 1 f ' X ,U Y : g x V! E fi 2 xf , X Q, . 2 f 6? iff - ' ljq gi.: ,WA 7 ' N Q iii? KH . ff 'f is ga ,gs fl 'f f 111 V 'LA i ff X 1'L if ' fi ',i, A 5 f - ' :7 :iz U y fix L A PM H gl fy an Vi.. N 3 , , ., , l N ii ? .1,i ., ' ff 'Z A . -,A. I 1 . , V . QAw ? 4.. , 'J' I VVV, V, , V Zly , , AX KV 1 V VKVX L.'v , Y Q . , f , ,i 2.7 ,, A ,V 1? ff K - N ,f A ,I igrefienfing flue 1970 gracluafed ,v 'Xg M -A H'-ve' 7 Awaiting the presentation of diplomas. D bb s ir , ,,W,, J e ie Barber receiving her rose from Mrs. Bemice White Also presenting roses is Miss Mable Faulkner. n After the presentation of diplomas. Th e szngzng of the class song No Man ts an Island Reception in the Laurel Club Dining Room after Rebecca Ackley, Gloria Carlile, and Janette McKay receive the Commencement Exercises. Trustees'Awards presented by W Wallace Smith. .sv 91 igwmw 1 1543 is sf: Wi' wx' V f, 'il I ' K J 5 ear. ., geo! MAA ea ,4f,,,C,,5.f f' ' X . .,.,---Y-,.- .,., , Y 1 jhio poem ia Qlecbcafeol fo af! pa frond If nobody smiled and nobody cheered and nobody helped us along, If each every minute looked after himseb' and good things all went to the strong, If nobody cared just a little for you, and nobody thought about me, And we stood all alone to the battle of life, what a dreary old world it would be! If there were no such thing as a flag in the sky as a symbol of comradeship here, If we lived as the animals live in the woods with no thing held sacred or dear. And selhshness ruled us from birth to the end, and never a neighbor had we And never we gave to another zn need what a dreary old world it would bel Oh if we were rich as the richest on earth and strong as the strongest that lives Yet never we knew the delight and the charm of the smile which the other man gives If kindness were never a part of ourselves though we owned all the land we could see And friendship meant nothing at all to us here what a dreary old world tt would bel Life is sweet just because of the friends we have made and the things which in common we share We want to live on not because of ourselves but because of the people who care It s giving and doing for somebody else on that all life s splendor depends And the joy of this world when you ve summed zt all up is found zn the making of friends EdgarA Guest i7 ,mi u 1 1 r J J 1 1 1 1 y r J , . . . 1 . 1 r . . y . I v , . A Ou. -www-sf-ses:-sv I fwwwwww HILL FLOWER SHOP, INC. 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