University of Oregon School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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,Z .ali xy, .. v.,.,5' T. Judi Fischer takes her work with her to the pan cake breakfast. This was one of the money making projects of the year. Members, First Row: Ann Osheroff, Leigh I-Ienshaw, Zaneta Eash, Jr. Rep: Irene Wall, Pres: Judi Fischer, Sec: Dollv Verrue, Soph. Rep: Judy Free, Julie Langlow, and Iona Walker. Second Row: Becky Ollila, Patsy Berns, Mary Sindlinger, Sandy Johnson, Corresponding Secg Karen Cooper, Judy Davis, Virginia Benz, Judy Lakey, Sherri Free, Jane Weber, Robin McDonald, Karen Wakida, and Gail lzutsu. Third Row: Bill McCraw, Barb Lenfesty, Peggy Remington, Evelyn Turner, Cheri Roberts, Beth Baynes, Kaye Divish, Sharon Robinson, Margo Rall, Muffie Mackey, Ann Mishler, Janice Schinlr, and Linda Nord. Not Picutred: Vice Pres. Donna Sevell, Tres: Carol I-Iehn, Senior Rep: Jean Carlson. Melody Schartz faces the audlence of student nurses after being elected Student Nurse of the Year. J J The Student Nurses of Oregon are composed of vol- , unteer members of all the nursing schools in Oregon. SNO members are involved in many projects as recruit ing students into nursing and Working as volunteers to different community agencies. Julie Langlow Waits on guesis at the pancake breakfast. f 1 7- , f 0, gm? Reb' ,ei MW' F. . Seateiz Karla Az: Gail his Cyrbia P Wagner ' lean Loi li Year: S. lug to find

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CAMPUS CR ADE FOR CHRI T Campus Crusade for Christ is an international, non-denominational organ- ization, whose purpose is to in11oduce college students to the person of jesus Christ as the solution to their search for meaning, purpose and peace in life. Crusade is active on hundreds of campuses in the United States and around the world. It sponsors state-wide conferences each term, attended by several of our students, and regional conferences during Christmas break. Pat Cutler and Kathy Froude attended the Northwest conference at Sun Valley this year. Seated L-R: Sharon Free, Linda Nord, Paula Murdza and 221116133 Eash- Standing L-R: Robin McDonald, Sharon Robinson, Mary Beth Taylor, Mary Dawes and Carol Coates. 1 W4 NZ rf-'ww A 2, Andre Kole, one of the world's greatest illusionists, is shown here sharing how Christ can change individual lives. Cru- sade sponsors several other entertainment groups, such as the Chargers, a basketball team, and the New Folk, a singing group., who use their talent to share Christ. The faces of Shari Free, Carol Coates, Sharon Robinson, and Linda Nord show their intent upon the subject as they meet for an Action Group. The basis of Cru- sade on our campus is found in these Ac- tion Groups composed of four to eight girls who meet weekly to examine the claims of Christ and discuss I-Iis relevancy in their lives. They also discuss ways to share with others what they have found in Christ. Mary Beth Taylor, Mary Dawes, Paula Simmons, Sue Ray, and Gimiy Chestnut meet to study the Christian life from the book of Galatians in the Bible 1-W V-M. fha M ,

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' ATD The honorary National fraternity of women in Baccalaureate Nursing is Alpha Tau Delta. The purposes are to elevate nursing standards, serve our campus and community, and form closer relationshi s between mem p - bers across the nation. President: Karla Andews, V-P: Melody Schwartz, Rec. Sec: Susan Adcock, Cor. Sec: Linda Hockett, Treas: Patty Mayo, , Marshall: Linda Nord, Historian: Mary Enright. li M r --. .sl lah, -- SCI. Seated: Leigh I-Ienshaw, Becky Ollila, Susan Tenhaei, Patty Mayo, Karla Andrews, Melody Schwartz, Linda Nord, Karen Wakida and Gail Izutsu. Standing: Sue Mortvedt, Paula Murdza, Barb Lenfesty, Cynthia Regele, Terri Nice, Virginnia Benz, Marilyn Prosch, Pam Wagner, Ellen White, Carolyn Kendrick, Kay Parker, Margo Rall, jean Lobingier, and Susan Albin. ETA members A Shirley Arndt ' jean Baer jean Crumpton Glenna Ehrlich Kathryn Howard Irene Krygier Gloria Lapworth Charlene Manney Many activities are required of an ATD pledge. This year one of them was a visitation to Phi Beta Pi frat to sing to the members there, paint their basement floor, and help clean their house. ET Cheryl Minckler Marie Morrison Wilma Pope Marie Reitz Billie Seger Elizabeth Stover Dorothy Waltie Joyce Westby R.N. 's continuing Study for BS and! or MS degrees compose the membership of Elnora Thomson Association. President Glenna Ehrlich holds bimonthly meetings and direcw activities, such as a luncheon in early March for the staff and faculty, Facing their issues at a lunch meeting are L-R jean Baer, Evelyn Schindler, Dorothy Gustafson, and Veda DeColon.