Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Appendix Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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1974 CAPPING AND GRADUATICN i Capping and graduation are two of the greatest expectations we hope to achieve. The adrenalin ran high as each benefi- ciary imagined herself in the role of the perfect nurse. On March 15, 1974, at Concordia Senior College, the over- whelming feeling of becoming a real nurse was exhibited by the Class of 1976. The finale of our long awaited goal was obtained on june 7, 1974, in Holy Cross Lutheran Church as the Class of 1974 graduated. As capping is a preface to an- other milestone in our lives as nurses, that of registration. As we left these hallowed halls with the same feelings of fear, joy, and conquest we experienced before capping and graduation, the reas- surance that we had surmounted these ambitions, encouraged us to believe we might accomplish the next one. 1 l just .3 minute , , , just a little farther , . . Ithink l I've got it! Frosh practice for capping. 1 l Kathy picks up her new uniform and shoes for gradua- I think they forgot my uniform! tion. N 7

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The Student Body-an organiza- tion comprised of 159 individuals who alone accomplish Very little but together somehow manage to form several committees that plan and organize projects throughout the school year. Somehow S.N. manages to work a meeting in between a pa- per, test, class projects, and a Wed nesday night date. Whether the com- mittee had a party or project it was good!