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

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In Memory Of Mrs. Inez Logan For we know that when this house we live in now is taken down, when we die and leave these bodies, we will have wonderful new bodies in heaven, homes that will be ours forever more, made for us by God himself and not by human hands. How weary we grow of our present bodies. That is why we look forward eagerly to the day when we shall have heavenly bodies. Now we look forward with confidence to our heavenly bodies, realizing that every moment we spend in these earthly bodies is time spent away from our eternal home in heaven with Jesus. II Corinthians 5:1-8 We think that at one point in our lives here, we had the very special experience of knowing Mrs. Inez Logan. We came to know her friendly smile, her cheery hello and laugh. She had that special quality of saying the right encouraging words just when you needed them, always having the time to listen and giving motherly advice. She gave us encouragement when we needed it most. Through her life she gave us a special gift — the gift of enjoying life — getting involved with other people — learning to know and love them. The class of 1981 misses her greatly but we continue to treasure all the memories of the warmth and love she gave to us.

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Yesterday I had memories. I had dreams of what I was, Who you were, And where I was but . . . Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow lies ahead filled with experiences not live Hopes still not awakened, And dreams not yet realized but Tomorrow is still distant beyond my reach. I have memories from yesterday And dreams of tomorrow but . : . What do I have right now? Right now I have today I have the immediate moment To do everything I possibly am able Soon the immediate moment will be gone. And slip into yesterday forever. Tomorrow I still cannot realize for I cannot feel what I have not experienced. But I have today; Today to be me, To do what I please: To laugh or cry, Smile or frown, Help others or remain solitary, Enjoy life or despise it. I have today and that ' s what life is Nanette Sue Younk

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Recognition ' . ' ' . ' ' ■ ' -:: Dear Mom, Dad and Loved Ones, We ' ve waited three years to write this fetter and recognize you for your hefp in making our dream of becoming a Nurse possible. - Beginning as a freshman, we needed more than determination to continue, the never ending days at Lycoming College, the chaotic reisidence life and the petrifying encounter of the first clinical day — the start of our Nursing Career. Through ail of these, you gave us your love, prayers and support. We realize how important; you were to us and all that you did for us. When we were confused and afraid, you understood and made us under- stand our fears. There were times we feft insecure and wondered whether we could ever become that real nurse. It seemed that as the student nurse, we had others doubting us; which dampened our self confidence. You reasurred us that time, education and experience would give us the qualities we needed to become a professional. You renewed our hopes; allowing us to continue on. Last, but not least, your love for us never failed. We knew that you were beside us each moment. It seemed you struggled with us through the unending trials. At Graduation, we are proud and we know you are too. This special moment has finally arrived. We would like to thank you for everything, because without you we could not have succeeded. f Love Always, Your Graduate Nurse