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2 GBH SCHOOL OF NURSING LIBRARY

3 Georgia Baptist College of Nursing

4 FROM DREAMS... 2

5 TO REALITY

6 4 Baptist Tabernacle and Infirmary Training School for Nurses Class of 1 904

7 Dedication Our nursing school was originally called Baptist Tabernacle and Infirmary Training School for Nurses. The school opened in 1902 and accepted ten students into its first class. Only four students - Alma Gardner, Grace Attaway, Stella Taylor, and Kate Endress- completed the program. In 1906 the school became a three year nursing program and has remained a three year program until now. The Georgia Baptist Hospital charter, written in March of 1913, granted its institution the right ''to elect offices, employ a superintendent and nurses with the power to confer degrees and diplomas". The dream that Georgia Baptist Hospital School of Nursing would become a college, granting a bachelor of science degree to its graduates, has come true. This fall quarter of 1989 the first students of the BSN program of Georgia Baptist College of Nursing began classes. Georgia Baptist has been noted throughout its history for the quality of the nurses it has produced. This excellence will continue as the same emphasis will be placed on a philosophy of Christian love, concern, and caring. That original class of 1904 was a first, as we, the class of June 1993, will be a first. For this reason we would like to dedicate this annual to the class of 1904, our heritage. Annual Staff Members: Molly Blackmon Amy Bryan Angie Cochran Kimberly Davis Dana Eberhart Daphnee Johnson Andrea Logan Amanda Masbruch Lisa Rueskin 5

In 1906 the school became a three year nursing program and has remained a three year program until now.

8 6 NOW IS THE TIME TO FULFILL YOUR DREAM

10 Susan Gunby, R 1, Dean Shirley Rawlins, R, 1 Associate Dean JoEllen Dattilo, RN, ~1N, Ph.D. Assistant Dean of Academic Development Claire Dyes, R 1, M 1 Assistant Dean of Student Services and Development 8

11 Sandra Shuler RN,MS Faculty Elizabeth Phipps, MLn Lynn Vines MS, ED. Director of Admissions Judy Craven, BFA Associate Director of Admissions Tom Wooten, MLn Assistant Librarian Gerri McCord, BBA Registrar

12 Ann McQuay, BS Director of Financial Aid Lindajohns, RN Director of Student Health Enid McDaniel Secretary Becky Hartzog Campus Minister Paula Mayo Assistant to the Dean Rosalind Newman Secretary j 10

13 rs. Charlotte Stephenson, a faculty member, who is also a very dedicated nurse states, ''The question has been asked, why did I choose to be a nurse? In reflecting on the guestion several thoughts came to mind. First and foremost was the Christian commitment of all areas of my life to God, which included a vocational choice. This choice to me was to be a nurse. Because the commitment came early in my life, I chose to work as a nursing assistant in a rural Texas hospital to confirm the choice. As I met and cared for individuals who had real needs, the commitment to caring for others became more found". Mrs. Charlotte Stephenson teaches a class of beginning nursing students. Back row left to right: Brandie Coussan, Amy Bryan, Daphnee Johnson, Bobbie Smith, Charlotte Stephenson. Front row left to right: Kathryn Ricks, Kellie Cruse, Christy Ulyatt. 11

This choice to me was to be a nurse. Because the commitment came early in my life, I chose to work as a nursing assistant in a rural Texas hospital to confirm the choice.

14 Catherine Berryman Atlanta, GA I Sherry Bailey Fayetteville, GA Vicki Alexander Norcross, GA 12

15 Molly Blackmon Dallas, GA Jennifer Brady Duluth, GA Amy Bryan Fayetteville, GA 13

16 Angela Burdett Lilburn, GA Tressa Caron Douglasville, GA Jan ice Cerio Marietta, GA 14

17 Heather Craig Peachtree City, GA Brandie Cousson Griffin, GA Angie Cochran Fayetteville, GA 15

18 Elaine Davis Atlanta, GA Kellie Cruse Fayetteville, GA Cynthia Croy Fairburn, GA 16

19 Kim Davis Fayetteville, GA Renee Davis Stone Mountain, GA Tami Dodd Mableton, GA

20 Paige Dpdson Smyrna, GA Dana Eberhart Lilburn, GA Tricia Godbee Stockbridge, GA 18

21 Andrea Logan Edgefield, S.C. Daphnee Johnson Donyers, GA Diane Ibeanacho Duluth, GA 19

22 Amanda Masbruch Atlanta, GA Lois Martin Atlanta, GA Julie Margolis Atlanta, GA I / ~ 20

23 Michelle McClish Warner Robbins, GA Sandra 0 liver Douglasville, GA Julee Perry Douglasville, GA 21

24 Dasha Pritchard Douglasville, GA Kathryn Ricks Thomson Lisa Ruesken Jonesboro, GA 22

25 Dana Smith Harlem, GA Bobbie Smith Marietta, GA Beth Leonard 23

26 GBH SCHOOL OF NURSING Michelle Smith Morrow, GA Kimberly Tatum Lilburn, GA Tiffiny Taylor Stone Mountain, GA Christine Ulyat Stone Mountain, GA Gecheshila Vickers Washington, GA Not pictured: Deena Allison Kiatana Freeman Paula Gaffney Beth Salet 24

27 DATE DUE I I I I DEMC LD Georgia Baptist College 1964 af Nursing A Library (Box 411) Georgia Baptist College Of Nursing 300 Boulevard, NE Atlanta, Georgia (404)

IDER HIGH SCHOOL. 1064 Crabapple Ln. Ider, AL 35981 Phone: (256) 632-2302, Elementary (256) 632-3301 Fax: (256) 632-3481

IDER HIGH SCHOOL. 1064 Crabapple Ln. Ider, AL 35981 Phone: (256) 632-2302, Elementary (256) 632-3301 Fax: (256) 632-3481 IDER HIGH SCHOOL 1064 Crabapple Ln. Ider, AL 35981 Phone: (256) 632-2302, Elementary (256) 632-3301 Fax: (256) 632-3481 NAME Classification Subject/Grade Taught ADMINISTRATORS Durham, Deborah Lynne Administrator