Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Sola Fide Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Everybody has their own way of acquiring those twenty-four demerits. If Rita P could just help Karen C. remember to sign out, perhaps Karen could hel Rita remember to record her weight each ITIOHIU- p ,- ' ' ht hour days from two hour weeks, we re- Along mth the increase to eig ceived the title of Freshmen. This lasted for three months at which time we became Juniors. Our junior year included care studies, classroom lectures by doctors along with their helpful hints clinically. The social highlight for this year again included bad weather. The theme of Sayonara was used for our banquet at the Holiday Inn followed by a dance in our new auditorium. After nine months of general medical-surgical experience we anxiously ....-.... started our year of departments. Florence D. seemed to be Dr. Hayne's special scrub nurse for 3:00 a. m craniotomies. Surgery also included simpler procedures. Linda D. , did you ever learn to test gloves? It does take talent. Karen F. and Lorraine B. also found it difficult to return from lunch on time. While in Pediatrics Vicki W. seemed susceptible to a certain disorder common to that department. This kept Vicki away from work, but Linda G. was isolated in the formula room for long periods of time. Special formulas seemed to be the fad. Clean R. found that autoclaving was the best way to destroy germs, but it doesn't do anything very glamorizing for plastic horses.J Carol H. had Dr. Nord falling for her in Obstetrics. You wouldn't get soap on the floor if you scrubbed over the scrub sink, Carol. Sandy I. be- came accustomed to deliveries in the middle of the night. This seemed the only way for her to acquire her scrubs. Care study deadlines proved to be a problem in departments too. Donna W. had two whole minutes to spare before her deadline. Each of us will carry individual memories of Knoxville through the years. With ourselves as the only tool with which to work, we all gained a new and lasting prospective, Planning and anticipation seemed to be the key words of our senior year. Through our many activities and responsibilities, we were ably led by our senior class president, Sherry C, As the end of these three years draws near, we realize that we will 'W'-'Cf f0YQCl, DOI be able to say good-bye to the experiences that will forever be a part of each of our lives. l 1 l l 1

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