Pensacola State College - Tide Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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'ti nm, 't X 'XXX Sophomore Carol Williams takes the pulse and eval- uates her patient's needs in the cardiac unit. Dorothy Lee Nancy Leonard Cheryl Lofton '45 s' f' , . X r I, i1ti-,E an., N! -3 til '5u '- all ii 10 gg 1-H 11 11 N-Q, 'Ci 'S' -I if A ,. an , fg CQ N98 '9 . -,.a,. ,.s f P I .. L 5 Ill' W 'I .L , I ,fm ,Q Q' fly ,X t - ' I tg ,f ,, L Rhonda Martin Marsha Ann Meadows Margaret Miller Ruth Miller Mae Rose Mitchell Mary Janet Nativi Shirley Neal Margie Parker Irma Perkins Lynda Pflugradt Mamie Preyer Nancy Riddlebarger Reba Rigby Janelle Robbins Brenda Rood Virginia Samonds Deborah Scott Ruth Servies Beverly Shade Shirley Simmons Ora Smith Verna Totman Darleen White Jenny White

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Student Nurses Student nurses are PJ C students enrolled in the nursing program. But more than this, they are young people interested in the alleviation of hu- man misery and suffering. Students in the nurs- ing program must sustain a 2.0 grade point av- erage and serve long hours in training and care of the sick. Their program of study includes ex- tensive volunteer Work in local clinics and hos- pitals. Wendy Vinson President Barbara Hallblade Secretary Margaret Adams Carol Ann Anderson Linda Arrant Beverly June Baer Deloris Bell Judith Ann Benford Pamela Boudreaux Eva Sue Brown Lynn Burgett Sally Burgoyne J acquelyn Catches Peggy Clifton Susan Anna Clipper Rebecca Coale Sandra Coffey Paula Ann Davenport , : Linda Dennean Gerald Derise Catherine Donovan Linda Faye Enfinger Nancy Enquist Randi Fosha iw RUN Audrey Freeney Carol Grau Calvin Green Karen Holt Yvonne Kashner W is ia Sharon Latshaw We WI 5. , - mi. .45 . re ..., ' 1' 4.532 ..,,,,... jg A .., 1 ---r , A . Drugs play a major role in today's nursing tech- niques. Marcia Meadows receives instruction from a staff nurse in the use of drugs. N all Q .14- L' S A-11' 1 'fm in 5' f.., -' ' 5117 A ..:.., '- i

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v f X 122 TIDE F all Staff As is often the case with yearbook staffs, things were a bit slovv at first. Formulation of a master plan and organization of a staff always precede actual assemblage of a yearbook. There Were so many decisions to be made--decisions con- cerning the general theme, cover design, paper stock, type specifications and innumerable other things. And veteran staffers had to brush up on the rudiments of yearbook layout and design While at the same time novices had to learn the basics. By mid-September, though, the preliminary hurdles had been overcome and things began to move along. The staff accepted the challenge of producing the best TIDE ever and united in a common effort. Babs Koch, Miriam Rogers, Linda Hunter - Student Section Willie Small - Advertising Manager Wanda Forehand - Editor MQA- Bobbie Evans, Linda Green, Frankie Cornell - Stu- dent Section ib i'i'?y. Amy Heard - Vo-Tech and General Education Sec- tions 'Fw