St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Luke O Cyte Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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, 5 'W ff ff WV - .. Www f.. ., .M ,A Ja k.e Watmore Jeanie Barrows Charlotte Gibson Nanci' NiCeWaUd9f c 1 President ' Vice-President Secretary Treasurer f ' JWM as f f f , 4 f 'X 0 f ff f W f X , f fl 6 , f 0 X f X J I ff? ' ' I V,-V 2 '. ,, y ,W y f .y ,H 0 A - f f 0 ' f 20 r ff '12j:'f,, '7', '- ,QQ 3 ,V -wrff i ,, W4 , ,,,VV Peggy Brinkman DOHH21 SFHUCY Student Council DiSUiCI Representative RCDFCSCHYHUVS Junior Class Officers I'm a Junior! This familiar phrase holds many meanings for the members of our class. It means that we have reached the half-way mark. This transition began abruptly last September with the beginning of Special Ser- vices, the adjustment of working 'shift duty', and being in charge of a floor for the first time. As Juniors, we experience different aspects of nursing--each one presenting a dif- ferent challenge. Our foggy concepts begin to give way to a better understanding of the old 'theory to practice' relationship. It is an exciting year of new experiences, responsibilities and maturity. As our Junior year draws to a close, we can reflect on its worth in bringing us one step closer to our goals as R.N. s. Q ..-...Q ,