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NURSING COUNCIL ,XX th.. .4 if 3 I ROW I Clieft to rightjx Julie Marenknecht fRecording Secretaryj, Verna D. Barton CAdvisorD, Susan Blond CPresidentj, Kathy Lanard fTreasurerD, Nina Hodge CCorresponding Secretaryj. ROW 2: Jerry Squires, Suzanne Jenkins, Marlena Robinson, Susan Ritchie, Martha Camp, Elizabeth Stockwell, Ann Zalewski, Mary Thompson, Nancy Scott, Meg Strzelecki, The Nursing council is one of the most dynamic organiza- tions within the School of Nursing. It has been fostered mu- tually by enthusiastic students and faculty. The Council has seen and realized opportunities for student nurses to become involved in campus affairs, faculty committees, and policy changes, thus enabling expression of ideas and viewpoints on issues affecting the Nursing School. Council is composed of the officers from each class and the representatives of the various student organizations. These leaders facilitate more effective communication in and be- tween classes, which aids in the achievement ofclass solidarity and intra-class unity. The Council provides a stimulus and motivation for growth, and extends itself to all members of the nursing school. Representing the entire School of Nursing, the Council sets an example of attitudes and ideals appropriate to the pro- fession of Nursing. Not only are communication and team- work essential to Nursing, but skills in problem solving and leadership as well. The Council offers opportunities to its members to develop further in these areas. The Scribble staff is composed of the publicity chairmen of each class. It is their responsibility to publish the school news- letter twice each semester. Through this paper they further communication within the classes and stimulate interest in class and organizational activities. Mabel King, Kathleen McCarthy, Linda Ciofu, Laurie Golden, Karen Williams, John Fongers. ROW 3: Jeanne Kassekert, Pat Brugge, Barb Lemlein, Paula Eberly, Barb Hamilton, Pamela Hackett, Mary Sved, Donna Jacobs, Sherry Bame, Tricia Chill, Kathy Whalen, Gale Anderson, Chris VanBokkem, Pat Place, Christine Vancea, Patricia Alsgaard. SCRIBBLE STAFF Row 1: Kathy Coyne, Ingrid Alfredson. Row 2: Jeanne Kassekert, Chris Vancea. 235
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