Lancaster General Hospital Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Dedication At the beginning of our junior year, we chose you, Mrs. Judy Garman, as our class advisor because we needed someone to guide us through the uncertainties of the next two years. Despite the disruption of personal plans, you willingly con- sented. With your able assistance, we began to understand and use the principles and knowledge of pharmacology. The glia, dendrites, and axons of the nervous system became a reality through your course in neurology. In addition, your ex- ample and instruction enabled us to function well in emergency situations. But above all, we will remember your keen interest in us as a class and as individuals, your vibrancy and sincerity, and your willingness to sacrifice valuable hours for the improvement of our class. With deep appreciation, we dedicate our 1968 NIGHTINGALE to you.