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

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RECOGNITIONS MRS. SUSAN SWEET, INSTRUCTOR We would also like to extend our thanks to Mrs. Janet Chiao who so graciously fulfilled the position of class advisor for our senior year. Thank-you, Mrs. Chiao. Asa housemother for three years, Mrs. Inez Logan became more than just a familiar face behind the residence desk. Always ready with a greeting or word of encouragement, she created an atmos- phere conducive to sharing rough days and happy times . As we leave, we thank-you, Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Susan Sweet ' s involvement with our class began in our freshman year when she became our class advisor. Later she had to contend with us in Obstetrics. Her cheery disposition and smiling face brought a sense of ease to the major crises we faced throughout these three years. Thank you, Mrs. Sweet, for your patience and guidance. MRS. BERN ICE DICK, RECEPTIONIST As a residence receptionist, Mrs. Ber- nice Dick was readily welcomed into the hearts of all students. Though she had to leave us in our second year, we ' ll always remember her sweet Christian spirit and positive outlook on life. The students at WHSN will never forget her as a coun-. selor and friend. Your wisdom and en- couragement shall always remain a part of our lives. Thank you, Mrs. Dick, (picture not available) MRS. IN EX LOGAN, HOUSEMOTHER

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DEDICATION MRS. ANNE PATTERSON, B.S.Ed. To teach is to share oneself with another to the end that both grow by the experience. When we, the Class of 1976, entered nurses ' training, little did we realize how essential it was to have an enthus- iastic, dedicated instructor who, in ef- fect, would help mold us as nurses. That first year was the foundation upon which our succeeding years rested and we gained first impressions of what nursing really involved. One instructor in par- ticular helped us over those rough roads by showing that she cared, by interceed- ing for us at faculty meetings, and by totally involving herself in our projects and problems. During the first half of our training she was not only our instruc- tor, but also our class advisor. Now, because of her sincerity, because of her love, because of her aspirations for us, and mainly because she shared herself with us, we have grown; and thus with love, we dedicate this yearbook to . . . Mrs. Anne Patterson. MRS. PATTERSON— BEING INVOLVED!

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AND IN THE BEGINNING . . . There was a year book staff. This meager bunch of struggling stu- dents bravely faced the task of composing a book that was to reflect their three years of living and learning at W. H. S. N. No small task, they all agreed. Where should they begin? Technically, it all began on Labor Day, 1973, when the freshman class stumbled and tumbled into their new home with boxes and baggage and bookends galore, ready (?) to plunge into the new adventure of academic existence. The pages to follow are a brief glimpse at the experiences that have led us to where we stand, June 1976, on the threshold of another adventure . . . THE BEGINNING OF THE REST OF OUR LIVES.