University of Alabama School of Nursing - Pectoris Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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University Hospital School of ursing Awards The Faculty Award - to Elizabeth Yancy who demonstrated the highest degree of excellence in general scholastic achievement. The Senior Class Award - to Jayne Bartlett, whose exceptional character, personality, and spirit have contributed most toward the achievement of the goals of the class. The Nursing Service Award - to Peggy Long who demonstrated outstanding ability and professional aptitude in bedside nursing. The Administrator's Award - to Jan Davis, who has demonstrated outstanding ability in leadership. The Hospital Auxiliary Award - to Peggy Long, who demonstrated outstanding ability both in knowledge and practice of nursing.

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Class Prophecy After many hours of deep concentration and repeated consults with my faithful crystal ball, I predict the following to happen within the next twenty years: Dorothy Broom will write a textbook for student nurses. Ruth Brand and Madie Bowen will establish a school of Beauty and Charm for Student Nurses. Peggy Patterson will join the military and become a key member on the com- mittee for germ warfare. Jan Davis will obtain a B. S. degree, join the Navy, go to Alaska and Hawaii, become a nurse anesthetist, and will then go to Cullman to be a general duty nurse in Gedunk General Hospital. Liz Yancey will become a model for a uniform company. Rusty Brinkman will oil her joints and be the first woman on the moon. Billy Ezell will marry Bridgett and retire to a country villa in France. Marvin Wheeler will continuously ask for relief in the emergency room. Becky Burns will become co-ordinator of Basic Science for the School of Nursing, specializing in microbiology. Jayne Bartlett will become health nurse for the National Basketball Association. She already knows how to dribble. Ruby Riddle will marry Jim Question and raise four answers. Dorothy Hester will become the president of the League of Old Maids better known as Can You Top This. Marcelia Meachem will write a book titled I'll Diet Tomorrow. Marshall Townsend will become chief photographer for a man 's magazine. Sharon Hodnett will be employed by a public relations bureau. One of her func- tions will be teaching foreigners the basic principles of the Southern drawl. Barbara Vines will become tangled in some very serious international affairs. W. H. O. ? Pat Norris will become the endorser for Prell Shampoo. Ann Golightly will eventually make the moon via kite. Martha Webber and Doris Roberts will write a book titled How to be a Professional Nurse. Linda Bircheat will save her money, buy a tractor and send it to Castro in fair trade for a man. Carolyn Carter will go to South America to instruct the cha-cha. Ruth Aultman will nurse children with open heart surgery under the supervision of Mike Stowe. Brenda Baker will become nurse for the Dairyman's Association. Jane Blair will become Public Health Nurse for Clay County. Jeanette Phillips will become the head of an information bureau for the govern- ment. Peggy Long will give birth to quads the least weighing nine pounds. Martha West will become a physician specialist. Margery Lester will still have a light in the window, waiting for Martin to come home from the hospital. Darlene Wolfe gave up her career as a nurse to become an author, Her first big seller is titled Learn Spanish in Ten Easy Steps. Well, I guess that accounts for the class of '61, If you are ever near U. H. drop by the Anesthesia Department and visit with me for a while. RUTH CAIN

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