I was at Bethel with my now ex-husband in early 1982. At that time, they did a TB test as part of the physical when you started. Mine came out positive for exposure (though I did not and have never had TB), probably because I had worked as a receptionist in a hospital X-ray department.
The weird bit is that the Bethel doctor insisted on giving me a gynacological exam. As I was only 22 at the time, and butt-stupid, I went ahead and let him. It was all above board, nurse was there, etc. It just strikes me as odd that a positive TB skin test would dictate such an exam. A chest X-ray would make more sense. Maybe he didn't get too many chances to practice on girls.
This incident came to mind when I was reading about how some Bethelites who were injured or ill were treated.
Reach out! Take a chance! Get hurt, even. But play as well as you can. Go team, go! Give me an 'L.' Give me an 'I.' Give me a 'V.' Give me an 'E.' L-I-V-E. LIVE! Otherwise, you'll have nothing to talk about in the locker room.--Maude (Harold and Maude)