Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing - Oak Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Social Committee Activities of the school year, such as the Christ- mas Dance, the Spring Formal and icebreakers are planned by a small group of students, known as the Social Committee. In an effort to provide an en- joyable activity for the student body, the commit- tee, with the help of Mrs. Derr and Miss Ziegler, turn a group of activities into reality. 13

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Nurses ' Christian Fellowship NCF is an interdenominational group, meeting under the guidance of Miss Coup, our advisor. The weekly programs consist of buzz sessions, song times, guest speakers, Bible studies, and extensions to a home for the aged. At NCF, we find fellowship with other Christians, sharing our problems and our blessings. Our faith is strengthened in the Lord and we learn how to meet the spiritual needs of our patients. Chorus The chorus is a group of about 25 stu- dents who enjoy singing. Under the direc- tion of Anne Miller, they presented the annual Christmas Candlelight Service featuring several soloists and a trio. With the help of NCF, who added a spiritual touch to the program, the day was a com- plete success. 12

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Yearbook Staff •T I Three long years have passed so quickly. Throughout our nursing experience, we dealt with many ordeals which lead us to be what we are today. To keep up with the everchanging pace of life, we must continue forward into the f uture, but never forget our memories together. Through the numerous, hardworking hours of the few cap- able and skilled members of the 1974 Oak Staff, under the direction of the advisors Mrs. Dunkle, Miss Meikrantz, the co-editors, M. Haubert, and S. Cryder, these price- less moments have been preserved.