Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing - Pledge Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Linda C. Waymire Roland, Arkansas Arkansas State University Yvonne B. Wright Washington, DC. Howard University Enjoys ceramics hFuture goals are to become a public health nurse, to find Mr. Right, settle down with my family and enjoy life . Laurie A. Wettstein ttWetterpants San Antonio, Texas Baylor University Member of chorus and enjoys needlepoint and reading. wGlad to come; glad to go? Yvonne B. White Tacoma, Washington Arizona State University Member of chorus and Jr. Class secretary, and enjoys sewing, pottery and music. htFaith e the confident assurance that some- thing we want is going to happen the certainty that we hope for is waiting for us e even though we cannot see it up ahead . . P Nancy A. Yates Silver Spring, Maryland University of Maryland 89 Deborah J . Wiitanen ttWheats Houghton, Michigan University of Colorado Enjoys skiing, pottery, mac- rame, and trucking around. hGrin and bear it Catherine V. Yost Findlay, Ohio Bowling Green State University

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Lugene Tillett hiLujin Knoxville, Tennessee East Tennessee State University Member of small chorus and en- joys volleyball and music. Ann Marie Waechter Glen Burnie, Maryland Lenoir Rhyne College Enjoys horseback riding and be- ing a wife Terri L. Thames Tulsa, Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Likes pottery, horror movies, and figurine elephants. uIn the fall, my husband begins dental school e we plan to live in the southwest? Ruth M. Treece Sayville, New York Radford College Debbie E. Tipton iiDeb Maryville, Tennessee East Tennessee State University Member of chorus and enjoys Midshipmen, sewing, and travel. iiSnowball fights, close christian fellowship . . . future goal is to become a family practice nurse. Gloria H. Walker Memphis, Tennessee University of Tennessee Pearl M. Thompson Burlington, New Jersey North Carolina A 8; T University Mary A. Tressa UM. T. Fair Oaks, California California State University Member of large Chorus. hEvening shift of 3 ICU and Maj. Jerney . . . Saying good- bye is never easy, but in this case n

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