Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Pin Yearbook (Concord, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

mmmn •V-' .. •■'� ; • mm m,Wm •• •••••• • • . '• fished the Student Ltjodu Editor ...............SONDRA SIMPSON Assistant Editor.........SANDRA SELL Business Manager........SHERRI HARRIS Advisor............MISS CARRIE YOUNG f,- mm sU� i K : s:v • v v N'vwi vi hj •’T . «“-« 1«iip: . r: '.': “••'••V I FOREWORD Hands help dreams become realities . . . to lead, to comfort, to create; They are an ageless symbol . . . of love, of understanding, of dignity. United, hands are a fellowship . . . to work, to play, to learn. EXTEND NOW YOUR HANDS . . . r %; llnK ii ■ 5 : ggss sts iii w iifiit � ; , ; jsp8 Because of the sincere interest you have shown in each of us. . . Because of your gentle smile, your kind en- couraging words, and your warm personality. . . Because of your dedication to the medical profession and for the inspiration you have been to each of us. . . We, the Class of 1967, sincerely and admir- ingly dedicate this edition of The Cap and Pin to you DR. EUGENE YOW ’ • V v’ -' r ✓ J hands for Extend Miss Louise Harkey, R.N., F.A.C.H.A., Administrator ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robert L. Wall, Assistant Administrator 8 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Z. B. Bradford; Mr. C. A. Cannon, Chairman; Mr. Earl Propst; Dr. T.N. Spencer, Vice Chairman; Mr. R. Gaither Critz; Mr. G. A. Batte, Jr., Secretary; Mr. E. B. Grady, Jr. BOARD OF TRUSTEES C.A. Cannon, Chairman; Miss Louise Harkey; O. J. Baucom; F. L. Cauble; R. Christenbury; J. I. Cline; B. D. Crayton; L. Cook; T. S. Dellinger; C. H. Dry; H. L. Fink; A. Fisher; G. Gillon; J. S. Hartsell; F. Johnson; N. W. Johnson; A. C. Lentz; J. F. McCall; F. B. Massey; E. R. Morris; D. C. Mowrer; C. Forter; H. A. Richards; A. T. Shinn; W. L. Sloop; J. E. Stallings; H. C. Troutman; G. E. Verble; S. H. Williams; S. S. McCoy. 9 Vice Chief of Staff F. L. NANCE, M. D. Chief of Surgery R. B. RANKIN, JR., M.D. Secretary-Treasurer L. M. BAKER, M. D. Chief of O.B.-Gyn. J. R. ASHE, JR., M.D. STAFF Chief of Staff R. C. BAILEY, M. D. Chief of Medicine P. E. JONES, M. D. 10 CABARRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF DR. J. V. AREY DR. L. M. BAKER DR. JOHN R. ASHE, JR. DR. R. C. BAILEY DR. E. E. CORRELL DR. D. L. COLLINS, JR. DR. H. W. BARRIER DR. A. L. BARRINGER DR. J. W. BROWN, JR. DR. F. T. CRAVEN DR. DAVID B. CROSLAND DR. L. E. CURLEE 12 DR. W. R. FLOYD DR. GEORGE ENGSTROM DR. B. H. FLOWE DR. CARL A. FURR, JR. DR. DAN E. JOHNSON DR. C. J. JONES DR. L. W. HAMRICK, JR. DR. R. E. HAMMONDS DR. D. A. LOCKHART DR. P. E. JONES, JR. DR. G. W. LILES dr. r. l. McWhorter, jr. DR. L. T. MONROE VillUJ. DR. R. B. RANKIN, JR DR. F. LEE NANCE DR. R. E. MOUNTJOY 14 DR. H. J. RITCHIE DR. F. B. SELLERS DR. J. J. SMERZNAK DR. BILL J. SWAN DR. A. F. THOMPSON DR. E. M. TOMLIN 15 ■I i™ . ;■ ■ ■ Ml JHMI J111I11 H HS DR. GEORGE K. WEAVER DR. ALLAN TUGGLE DR. V. H. YOUNGBLOOD STAFF LUNCHEON 16 Extend your hands for DR. ALLAN TUGGLE DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL OF X-RAY MISS MINNIE WALKER 18 X-RAY FACULTY DR. ALLAN TUGGLE MISS MINNIE WALKER ... ........ ANN DAVIS, HELEN TURNER, SUE OSBORNE COSETTE HARTSELL 19 SAMMY GULLEGE FRESHMAN X-RAY Doris Shoaf Clara Davis Shelby Combs 20 Diana Smith Marylyn Swing SENIORS MISS SHERRY ALANA JOHNSON Greensboro, N. C. MISS ANN PAGE LINTHICUM Badin, N. C. MISS MARTHA MARIA STANCILL Washington, N. C. 22 926,135,743 926,135,744 Barium Enemas, Intensified. Knee bone’s connected to the thighbone, thigh bone’s connect- ed to the hip bone. A tough day in surgery Well, that’s another film we have to repeat! Services are rendered to the patient who can’t come to the X-Ray Department. ;■ Mrs. N. McKay Instructor HISTOLOGY Ellen Wilkinson Student L. Richardson Instructor CYTOLOGY Mrs. PATHOLOGISTS Dr. J. O. Williams Dr. Charles Carroll, Jr. Jeanne Wallace Student Extend your hands for KNOWLEDGE. . .. IT' §d:'‘ till! illki v � 11 nmm MRS. PAULINE ASHLEY Director of Nursing Education MRS. LUCILLE COOK MRS. LOUISE CLONTZ DR. WENDELL DETTY MISS NANCY EDDLEMAN 29 MRS. ELIZABETH MABREY MRS. JEARLDEAN MILLS MISS LOU NELL MULLIS MR. DAVID NELSON MR. BRUCE NEWELL 31 MISS CAROLYN REID MRS. JOYCE STANCIL MRS. FRANCES WITHERS 32 MISS CARRIE YOUNG MRS. MARIE SHINN Residence Counselor MRS. LORA TUCKER Housemother MRS. JESSIE ROACH Housemother HELPING HANDS HILDA GIBBONS Secretary MRS. ALICE STOCKS Secretary MRS. MRS. NORMA CHERRY Secretary 34 '3k a-' y-'; y m :d ' '• W: DR. BARRfY F. HAWKINS, Student Piiygra MRS. FLORA HOLDSCLAW,' Hekth'fiP 1 V J ■HR msm o fSOS • '•'■ '■ •� W waws«',w « � • «S 'Ssisjs C M .vWNSKsN ■ mw flMil HOUSEKEEPING STAFF MRS. MARION STINSON, MR. ROBERT GILL, AND MRS. VIOLA GREER. MRS. MATTIE WILLIAMS is not pictured. 36 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION GAIL CHRISTIAN President MISS CARRIE YOUNG Advisor SANDRA SELL First Vice-President ELAINE RABON Second Vice-President JO ANN CARTER Secretary 38 MARGARET COMER Treasurer f SNANC WORKSHOP Enthusiasm Through Awareness” was the theme of The Student Nurse Association of North Carolina Workshop held at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing on September 29, 1966. Approximately three hundred students from throughout the state were present. This has been recorded as the largest attendance ever at one of these workshops. The key speaker was Dr. Eloise R. Lewis, Dean of the School of Nursing at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. After registration and the first program session, the delegates split up into six buzz groups, each conducted by a student leader and a resource person. Our hospital cafeteria prepared a luncheon cookout on the lawn at noon. In the afternoon, the final program session was held in our overflowing auditorium. Miss Carolyn Williams, past president of S.N.A.N.C., was the speaker. We at Cabarrus were honored and delighted to serve as hostesses for the state workshop. It was an excellent opportunity to learn about the ever-progressing trends in nursing education and patient care. 39 Preparations are made for the Fall Festival Dance. The dance was the highlight of the evening. Dr. Detty’s auctioning helped to make the Fall Festival a success. 40 JUDICIARY COUNCIL LINDA MOORE 41 MARY LOU MORRIS JEFFREY TARLTON CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION C.S.U. Officers SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy McMillian, President; Margaret Comer, Secretary-Treasurer; Evelyn Kirkman, Publicity Chairman; Suzanne Wike, Frances Overcash, Program Chairmen. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Day, Freshman Rep.; Dot Garrison, Junior Rep.; Terry Anderson, Karen Bumgarner, Music Chairmen. 42 Patients are brought down Sunday mornings. in a group to meet with God on Sunday school is led by the student nurses every Sunday morning the patient pauses to speak After the benediction, with Mr. Hardy. 43 YEARBOOK STAFF Advisor, Miss Carrie Young, and editor, Miss Sondra Simpson, discuss plans for forth-coming yearbook. SANDRA SELL SHARON HARRIS Assistant Editor Business Manager Staff works on layout 44 SHERYL STROTHER LYNDA BLANTON it V KAREN BUMGARNER JANE SMITH CATHY MOWLES 45 SANDY HURT SARA RIGGS 1966 CHRISTMAS COURT MISS SUZANNE WIRE MISS JUDY McMILLIAN MISS TRUDY IDDINGS MISS SHERRY JOHNSON MISS CHERYL HUMPHREY 48 MISS MERLE DRAPER MISS CYNTHIA LEONARD - £y v '' ■ Wm ■ ' . •. :•. ■ • .' W .v2 ■ • 30 fip ll ::--WmKk , Wm FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Aiken Linda Baker Teresa Anderson Nadine Burns Carol Burris Judy Campbell Mary Cash Frances Cavin 51 Merle Draper Elaine Earnhardt Michelle Edwards Sandra Flake Linda Gurganious Anne Hege 53 Nora Hamm Judy Houser Lenora Hughes Sandra Hurt Elaine Kepley Patricia Kilgariff Peggy Lemly . S Cynthia Leonard Sheila Luther Sue McMillan 54 Loutricia Mathis Linda Moore Sarah Riggs Judy Miller Marion Mitchell Phyllis Shue Peggy Roscoe Kathy Plummer Carla Southard Susan Sowers Robin Watts Rebecca Stokes Sherlynne Strother Ann Straughn Judy Smith Jeffrey Tarleton Glenda Whichard Lana West Carol Wilson ACTIVITIES A group of freshman students relax with a game of pool in the recreation room. 57 chemistry is essential to nursing. in Experience teaches best; here we see three freshman students on the unit. We find that knowledge W:wmm Wkmm mmim. HHS i % ii§i The facilities in a student’s room allow the students to acquire good study and grooming habits, Students find that the Y is a constructive way to spend a Monday evening. Physical fitness is important. Each student can relax and enjoy the facilities of the recreation room in her leisure time. •v 'fifty. ■ ?' ' tWm 1 V 60 LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynne Hester, Treasurer; Marion Almond, Secretary; Bonita Hutson, Vice- President; Mrs. Joyce Stancil, Advisor; Jeannie Wallace, President. y -' M:j Cathryn Mowles Amy Nall Evelyn Kirkman Mary Lou Morris Fran Overcash Elaine Mumford Sandra Ring Phyllis Saunders Sandra Sell Jane Smith Kay Smoot Mil .''V' : fef|| |||pe? Quiet is required for difficult junior studies Between class breaks allow time for MANY discussions. Representatives off to the State Convention. Teaching new mothers is a facet of obstetric nurs- ing. Two roles of our pediatric nursing care and leading play activities. Medical-Surgical Nursing II of- fers opportunities for practice of cardiac ressucitation. SENIOR CLASS MRS. JEARLDEAN MILLS Advisor NANCY CLAY President ELAINE RABON Vice-President 70 BRENDA ROGERS Secretary LYNDA BLANTON Treasurer MISS BONNIE MAE BENTON Albemarle, N. C. MISS LYNDA FAYE BLANTON Asheboro, N. C. MISS JO CAROL BULLA High Point, N. C. 71 MISS GAIL CHRISTIAN Sanford, N. C. MISS WANDA DREWLENE CLAY Morganton, N. C. MRS. NANCY GRIFFIN CLAY Kannapolis, N. C. 72 MRS. DIANNE PUTNAM HALYAK Shelby, N. C. MRS. REBECCA H. HARTSELL Midland, N. C. MISS PATSY ANN HOWELL Mt. Airy, N. C. 73 MISS JUDY ANN McMILLIAN Wilkesboro, N. C. MISS MARY EMILY MONTGOMERY Albemarle, N. C. MISS SHEILA DIANE McCORMICK Lynchburg, Va. 74 MISS ROSA JAN MULLIS Matthews, N. C. MISS RITA MAXINE MOORE Lexington, N. C. MISS PATRICIA JO NEWTON Asheville, N. C. 75 MRS. PAMELA KARRIKER PERRY Kannapolis, N. C. MISS CHARLOTTE CHARLES POTTS North Wilkesboro, N. C. MISS APRIL DIANNE PRESSLEY Thomasville, N. C. 76 MRS. ELAINE SINK RABON Thomasville, N. C. MISS BRENDA ELAINE ROGER Kannapolis, N. C. MRS. EVELYN CHISHOLM SHUE Lexington, N. C. MISS SONDRA DIAN SIMPSON Lexington, N. C. MISS BRENDA SUE VonCANNON Seagrove, N. C. MRS. EMMABELLE SUTTON WALDROUP Bryson City, N. C. 78 «11 I 1 |||: mmm ■ i luv.:': ; _ :■ ;■■■'.■• Nursing service personnel and students participate in team con- ference, planning daily patient care. MISS SUZANNE WIKE Kannapolis, N. C. The primary senior class pro- ject was the sale of perma-starch caps. A sociology class with Mr. Nelson is interesting and informative. Whatfs new? Check the bulletin board. Patient teaching is an intergral part of nursing. I 81 Pamela Perry, Chief April Pressley MARSHALS 1966 Elaine Rabon Susie VonCannon 82 SENIOR STATISTICS SCHOOL OF X-RAY TECHNOLOGY MISS ANN CHILDERS Co-Chairman Ticket Committee Fall Festival MISS FONDA COOK Co-Chairman Publicity Committee Fall Fes- tival 2 MISS SHERRY JOHNSON Judiciary Council 2 MISS MARIA STANCIL MISS ANN LINTHICUM SCHOOL OF NURSING MISS BONNIE MAE BENTON Glee Club 1; Class Secretary 1; CSU 1,2,3; Representative to State Convention 1; CSU Publicity Chairman 2; Class Treasurer 2; Representative to Judiciary Council 2; Christ- mas Court 3 MISS LYNDA FAYE BLANTON Glee Club 1; CAP AND PIN Staff 1,2,3; Chief Typist 3; Secretary 3; CSU 1,2,3; Representa- tive 1,3; President 2; Fall Festival Booth Com- mittee Chairman 2; Executive Board 2; Fall Festival Serving Committee Co-Chairman 3; Delegate toSNANC Workshop 3; Class Treas- urers; SNANC 1,2,3; Representative to SNANC Convention 3; Chairman of By-Laws District n SNANC 3; District Executive Board 3; Sec- ond Vice-President of District 11 SNANC 3 MISS JO CAROL BULLA Student Government Secretary 1; Christmas Court 1; Delegate to SNANC Workshop 1; Ex- ecutive Board 1; Glee Clubl; CSU 1,2,3; Class Secretary 2; Chairman By-Laws Committee 1 MISS GAIL CHRISTIAN Transferred from Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing; SNANC 2,3; District Repre- sentative to Miss Student Nurse of the Ye r in SNANC 2; Delegate toNSNA Convention in San Francisco 2; Student Government President 2; Public Relations Committee to SNANC 3; Class Chaplain 3 MISS WANDA DREWLENE CLAY Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; Judiciary Council 2; SNANC 1,2,3; Delegate to SNANC Convention 2 MRS. NANCY GRIFFIN CLAY Glee Club 1; Representative to SNANC Conven- tion 1,2; First Vice-President of Student Gov- ernment 2; Copy Editor of THE CAP AND PIN Staff 2; Class President 3; Parliamentarian of District n SNANC 3 MRS. DIANA PUTNAM HALYAK CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3; Glee Club 1 MRS. REBECCA H. HARTSELL Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3; Busi- ness Manager of THE CAP AND PEN Staff 2; Representative to Judiciary Council 3 MISS PATSY ANN HOWELL Transferred from Baptist Hospital School of Nursing; SNANC 3; CSU 3; Delegate to SNANC Convention 3; Chairman of Decorations Com- mittee Fall Festival 3 MISS SHELIA DIANE McCORMICK CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Chair- man of Invitations Committee for Valentine Dance 2 MISS JUDY ANN McMILLIAN CSU 1,2,3; President 3; Glee Club 1; SNANC 1,2,3; Class Chaplain 2; Christmas Court 3 83 MISS MARY EMILY MONTGOMERY Glee Club 1; SNANC 1,2,3; Co-Chairman of Finance Committee Fall Festival 2; Chairman of Publicity Committee Fall Festival 1; Policy Committee Representative 1,2; Picture and Snapshot Editor of THE CAP AND PIN Staff 3 MISS RITA MAXINE MOORE Glee Club 1; SNANC 1,2,3; CSU 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 1; Chairman of Nominating Committee 3 MISS ROSA JAN MULLIS CSU 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; SNANC 1,2,3; By-Laws Committee of District 11 SNANC 3 MISS PATRICIA JO NEWTON Transferred from Uniontown, Pennsylvania; SNAP 1; SNANC 2,3; CSU 2,3; Representative to Judiciary Council 2 MRS. PAMELA KARRIKER PERRY Glee Club 1; Judiciary Council 1,2,3; CSU 1, 2,3; Program Committee 2; Class President 2; Assistant Editor of THE CAP AND PIN Staff 2; President of District n 3; SNANC 1,2,3; State Executive Board 3; Representative to NSNA Convention in San Francisco 2; Marshall Christmas Court 2; Delegate to SNANC Convention 2; Social Coordinator of SNANC Workshop at Cabarrus 3 MISS CHARLOTTE CHARLES POTTS Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3 MISS APRIL DIANNE PRESSLEY Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3; Ways and Means Committee 2; Christmas Court 2; Nominating Committee 3; Policy Committee Representative 3 MRS. ELAINE SINK RABON Glee Club 1; Policy Committee 1; SNANC 1,2, 3; Nominating Committee Representative 1; Class Vice-President 2,3; Judiciary Council Chairman 2; Second Vice-President of Student Government 2 MISS BRENDA ELAINE ROGERS CSU 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Representative to Ju- diciary Council 1; Program Committee Chair- man 2; Assistant Business Manager of THE CAP AND PIN Staff 2; Library Committee 2; Delegate to SNANC Convention 2; Class Sec- retary 3 MRS. EVELYN CHISHOLM SHUE CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Student Government Treasurer 2; Chairman of Ways and Means Committee 2; Second Vice-Presi- dent of District TL 2 MISS SONDRA DIAN SIMPSON Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2,3; Fall Fes- tival Prize Committee Chairman 1; Treasurer of District n 2; SNANC Recruitment Chairman 3; Representative to Health Careers Congress 3; THE CAP AND PIN Staff 2,3; Art Editor 2; Editor 3; Representative to N. C. League of Nursing 3; Co-Chairman Decorations Commit- tee for Valentine Dance 2 MISS BRENDA SUE VonCANNON Class Chaplain 1; Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; Program Committee Chairman 2; THE CAP AND PIN Staff 1,2; SNANC Convention 2; SNANC Membership Committee 3; Library Committee 3; Representative to Student Nurse of the Year 2; Marshal 2 MISS SUZANNE WIKE Glee Club 1; Nominating Committee 1; SNANC 1,2,3; CSU 1,2,3; Program Committee Chair- man 3; Ways and Means Committee 2; Christ- mas Court 3 MRS. EMMA SUTTON WALDROUP Glee Club 1; SNANC 1,2,3; CSU 1,2,3; Finance Committee for District 11 3 84 THE CLASS OF 1967 The Class of 1967! How good that sounds. After thirty-three months of hard work, study and fun we now find ourselves in the gateway with the rest of our lives dawning before us. What an eager, shy, frightened group of girls we were that September, 1964, clustering around the registration tables, filling out forms and sneaking glances out of the corners of our eyes at what would be our classmates for the next three years. The first few days of our life at Cabarrus were strange and frightening but we soon found ourselves a part of the busy hospital routine and the hustle and bustle of nursing school life. Our year as a class began with the first class meeting and the election of Brenda White, Bonnie Benton and Ann McLean as our class officers and Mrs. Waltarine Kiser as our advisor. Some of the highlights of our freshman year were: The Buffalo Ranch Picnic, dressing up ’’Skinny” (remember Mr. B’s face), the sign-in book in the cafeteria, ’’Davidson gentlemen”, the insurance mens1 banquet at Lake Lynn Lodge, trips to Mrs. A!s office, our first bed baths—(’’We'll do it and have fun”),’’The Stag in Doe”, What! Another room- mate!, Who is leaving now?, Your cap is blue! ’’Why are you under that bed?”, ’’But Mrs. Roach, I didn’t do it.” Do you remember ’’Bimbo” and other skits for Student Govern- ment? Then came the day we received our letters from Mrs. Ashley containing blue stripes! Hurray! Juniors at last! Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Kiser and Mrs. Mills as class advisors, we enjoyed a fine and successful year preparing for our future leadership at Cabarrus. Working with diligence and en- thusiasm our class officers Pam Perry, Elaine Rabon, Jo Bulls and Bonnie Benton lead us through many busy days with completeness and dispatch. Planning was begun early in our Junior year for a ’’nonflammable” Junior Senior. The theme,’’The Sound of Music” was carried out with great success. Our days were filled with Medical- surgical, obstetric and pediatric nursing courses. Bibs, bibs and more bibs filled our nights, but we did find time for dating, en- gagements, showers, and weddings! Winter days were spent sledding on the Country Club greens in cafeteria trays! Oops—sorry Mr. T. Our Valentine’s Dance was unbelievable. Remember ’’Ralph” our inebriated Wingate friend who rejected every record played? e The summer was filled with beach trips, ’’The Righteous Brothers”, Martins, letters from Vietnam; ye ole swimming hole and sunporch and ’’Who forgot to get the baby pictures?” Our last summer at C.M.H.! Our Senior year found half of our class winging our way out to Lexington, Kentucky for our psychiatric affiliation. We loved it 85 in September and the other half hated it in December. Our days in Kentucky were filled with study made interesting by excellent clinical instructors, working on the wards with the patients; puzzles, square dancing, parties and putting into practice our psychiatric tech- nique. Dinner hour stretched into hours. Kentuckians are marvelous and homesickness passed quickly. Would you believe : walks up town, The Hallmark House, knitting baby clothes, U.K., pool tables, Dave Wethington’s Band, Boonesboro Beach, the Parkette, trips to Cincinnati, the roar of Corvair engines, the theft of a dog, John Gale; 6 4 , Bill, Butch, Ronnie, Jamie, Russell, Donnie, Ed, John, Aldo, Mike, and Richard, just to name a few! Honda riding, anyone? Many friendships, some perhaps to last a lifetime were made. How about it, Sondra, Brenda and Sheila? Fire Drills at 3 A.M. in the snow, anyone? I must give credit to Mrs. Clary who helped to organize our time. Miss Lynn, also was always available to give help and understand- ing to all. Isn’t that right, Sheila and Brenda? The old pounding block came in handy! Once back at C.M.H., we quickly adjusted back into the old routine. Med-Surg IV in- troduced many new ideas to our nursing knowl- edge. Visits to Timrick and the Country Home- aided in our understanding of the geriatric patient. Some familiar phrases were: Shut that book! No reading in my lectures! , Hair off that collar!, Only diamonds and wedding bands allowed with your uniform! Night and evening duty were incorporated into Medical-Surgical IV — Will we ever get to sleep? Freedom of speech with Mr. Nelson in Sociology class. We would like to thank the Class of f68 for our Junior-Senior. Prac- tice began in May for graduation and then dawned June 1, 1967, our Commencement day! This history has been written in the lighter vein but you must remember, All work and no play makes Jane a dull nurse! Work we did, but ITm sure we will never forget our academic activities. Now, we the Seniors of Cabarrus Memorial Hospital bid you, adieu. Take care of our Alma Mater for us. Mrs. Mills, our senior advisor, a special note to you: We feel that you are a leader with vision who has helped us to translate thought and knowledge into action. You have labored tire- lessly and enthusiastically to help us realize our objectives. Your wisdom, wit and easy manner has been accompanied by tunderstand- ing, good counsel and drive for perfection. There is not a student in our class who has not benefited from your deep interest. For these reasons and many more, you command the respect of each and every student and are indeed a credit to Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Thank you, The Class of 1967 86 STUDENT DIRECTORY Aiken, Sandra Jean Route 2 Rougemont, N. C. Almond, Marion Elizabeth Route3 Albemarle, N. C. Anderson, Brenda Christia P. O. Box 545 Denton, N. C. Anderson, Teresa Liv 502 Lakeside Drive Garner, N. C. Baker, Linda Merlene 69 Groff Avenue Concord, N. C. Barbee, Tonda Vann Route 1, Box 710 Oakwood, N. C. Barnhart, Martha 305 Vance Street Concord, N. C. Benton, Bonnie Mae 1704 Lowder Street Albemarle, N. C„ Blanton, Linda Faye Route 1, Box 316-A Asheboro, N. C. Bulla, Jo Carol 2909 English Road Hi£h Point, N. C. Bumgarner, Karen Lane Route 1, Box 47 Kannapolis, N. C. Burns, Anna Nadine Route 2, Box 156 Bear Creek, N. C. Burris, Barbara Carol Route 1, Box 747 Oakboro, N. C. Bushby, Ellen Lee 750 Bennett Street Southern Pines, N. C. Campbell, Judy Elaine 1412 Birch Street Kannapolis, N. C. Carter, Jo Anne Route 3, Box 447 Reidsville, N. C. Cash, Mary Alma Route 1 Timberlake, N. C. Cavin, Frances Louise Route 3, Box 288 China Grove, N. C. Cheatham, Judith Ann Box 227 Sanford, N. C. Childers, Ann Lee P. O. Box 61 Landis, N. C. Christian, Gail Route 3, Box 298 Sanford, N. C., Church, Sharon Lynette 105 Buffalo Street Concord, N. C. Clay Nancy Griffin 701 Summer Street Kannapolis, N. C. Clay, Wanda 112 Curtis Street Sanford, N. C. Collins, Kathleen Ann 3112 Westley Way Hendersonville, N. C. Collins, Terry 113 Brookshire Street Kannapolis, N. C. Combs, Shelby Jean 130 East Robin Road Elkin, N. C. Comer, Margaret Shelton 858 Lawsonville Avenue Reidsville, N. C. Cook, Fonda Jean Route 3, Box 958 Albemarle, N. C. Cooper, Karen Olivia Route 2 Norwood, N. C. Corbett, Linda Jean 310 N. Steele Street Sanford, N. C. Crain, Dianna Susan Route 1 Bryson City, N. C. Craven, Joan Louise Route 1, Box 258 Concord, N. C. Davis, Clara Elizabeth 414 S. Main Street China Grove, N. C. Draper, Ruby Merle 3112 Fleet Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Earnhart, Virginia Elaine Route 2, Box 177 Polkton, N. C. Edwards, Michelle 498 Iris Avenue Kannapolis, N. C. Flake, Sandra Route 3, Box 177 Wadesboro, North Carolina Forrester, Barbara Jean 812 Washington Street Burlington, N. C. Garrison, Dorothy 1354 Wentworth Street Reidsville, N. C. Green, jLaura 2202 Dodson Drive E. Point, Georgia Gurganious, Linda Gray 312 14th Street Wilmington, N. C. Halyak, Diana Putnam Corban Court Concord, North Carolina Hamm, Nora Lovella Route 3, Box 157 Mooresville, N. C. Harris, Sharon Cecilia 611 Dakota Street Kannapolis. N r Hartman, Linda Marlene Route 2, Box 316 Concord, N. C. Hartsell, Rebecca H. (Mrs.) Route 1, Box 444 Midland, N. C. Hege, Anne Estelle 93 Lenmore Avenue Concord, N. C. Henley, Jane Branson 107 Columbia Avenue Ramseur, N. C. Henry, Wanda Maxine 1103 Southerland Road Raleigh, N. C. E ster, Phyllis Lynne k.8 18th Street PL S. W. Hickory, N. C. Hornborrier, Jane King (Mrs.) 923 Oval Street Kannapolis, N. C. Houser, Judy Ann Route 1, Box 397 Hudson, N. C. Howell, Patsy 1127 N. Main Street Mt. Airy, North Carolina Hughes, Lenora Route 1 Providence, N. C. Humphrey, Cheryl Annette Route 2 Trenton, N. C. Hurt, Sandra Kay Route 1 Albemarle, N. C. Hutson, Bonita Meria 2037 Twain Road Greensboro, N. C. Iddings, Trudy Frances 210 Division Avenue East Spencer, N. C. Jackson, Linda Gay Route 5 Dunn, N. C. Johnson, Sherry Alena Route 10, Box 372 Greensboro, N. C. Jones, Bonnie Threatt Route 3 Pageland, South Carolina 87 STUDENT DIRECTORY Keck, Addle L enorme Route 1, Box 224 Siler City, N. C. Kepley, Blaine McMurray (Mrs.) 19 Brumley Street Concord, N. C. Killingsworth, Barbara Jaye Route 3, Box 309 Kinston, N. C. Kilgariff, Patricia Ann 130 Marywood Drive High Point, N. C. Kir km an, Evelyn Route 3, Lemmon Drive Sanford, North Carolina Linthicum, Ann Page 109 Falls Road Badin, N. C. Lemley, Peggy Route 8, Box 34 Lexington, N. C. Leonard, Cynthia Ann 135 Oak Trail Belmont, N. C. Luther, Sheila Dianne Route 2, Box 156 Norwood, N. C. Mathis, Loutricia Route 2, Box 75 Roaring River, N. C. McAnelly, Sandra Sue Route 2 Marshville, N. C. McCormick, Sheila Dianne 2301 Gills Street Lynchburg, Virginia McMillan, Sue Agnes Grumpier North Carolina McMillian, Judy Ann 408 Highland Street Wilkesboro, North Carolina Miller, Judy Route 4, Box 433 Asheboro, N. C. Mitchell, Marion Ruth Box 91 Buies Creek, N. C. Montgomery, Mary Emily 811 Efird Street Albemarle, North Carolina Moore, Linda P. O. Box 4 Trenton, N. C. Moore, Rita Maxine Route 6 .Lexington, North Carolina Morris, Mary Lou 393 N. Church Street Concord, N. C. Mowles, Cathryn Stewart 902 Clearwater Avenue Hollins, Virginia Mullis, Rosa Jan Box 311-A, Route 4, Matthews, N. C. Mumford, Betty Elaine Route 1 Lucama, N. C. Nall, Amy Gillon (Mrs.) 725 Evelyn Avenue Kannapolis, N. C. Newton, Patsy 123 Reed Street Asheville, North Carolina Overcash, trances Box 83 Troutman, N. C. Perry, Pamela J arriker (Mrs.) 720 Lake Concord Road Concord, N. C. Plummer, Kathy Diane 61 Old Charlotte Concord, N. C. Potts, Charlotte Charles Route 1 North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Pressley, April Dianne 110 Ford Street Thomasville, N. C. Rabon, Gloria Elaine (Mrs.) 195 S. Union Concord, N. C. Riggs, Sarah Ann 400 S. First Street Mebane, N. C. Ring, Judy Sandra Route 1 Ararat, N. C. Rogers, Brenda Elaine Beatty Ford Road Kannapolis, North Carolina Roscoe, Peggy Route 2, Box 32 Hamlet, N. C. Saunders, Phyllis Carol Route 2, Box 100 Troy, N. C. Sell, Sandra Stuart 506 Hopkins Street Concord, N. C. Shoaf, Doris Frances Route 1 Mt. Ulla, N. C. Shue, Phyllis Ann Route 7, Box 463 Salisbury, N. C. Simpson, Sondra Dian 909 West Fifth Avenue Lexington, North Carolina Smith, Diana Elizabeth Route 4, Box 256 Lenoir, N. C. Smith, Juay u. 3309 Central Avenue High Point, N. C. Smith, Leonna Jane Route 5, Box 813 Greensboro, N. C. Smoot, Kay Mildred 524 Country Club Road Mr. Airy, N. C. Sowers, Susan Route 2, Box 222 Lexington, N. C. Stancil, Maria P. O. Box 107 Washington, N. C. Stokes, Rebecca Ann 405 Locust Street Kannapolis, N. C. Straughn, Elizabeth Ann Route 3 Pittsboro, N. C. Strother, Sherlynne 601 Mclver Street Sanford, N. C. Swing, Marylyn Ruth 410 Forrest Dale Drive Spencer, N. C. Tarleton, Jeffrey Ann Route 9 Lexington, N. C. Thomas, Janice Faye Route 1 Wake Forrest, N. C. Tippett, Carolyn Ann 507 Park Avenue Durham, N. C. Voncannon, Brenda Sue Box 105 Seagrove, N. C. Wallace, Dora Jean Route 3, 447 Fink Drive Lenore, N. C. Watts, Robin Lynn 808 E. Worthing Street Charlotte, N. C. Wensil, Shelby (Mrs.) Burr age Road Concord, N. C. West, Lana Marie 4209 Edgedale Drive Fayetteville, N. C. Whichard, Glenda 110 June Street Thomasville, N. C. Wike, auzanne 1221 Innis Avenue Kannapolis, North Carolina Wilson, Carol Jane 318 Poplar Avenue Kannapolis, N. C. Wood, Jana Marie 2304 Albany Street Durham, N. C. 88 FACULTY DIRECTORY Ashley, Pauline C. 2406 Kannapolis Hwy. Concord, N. C. Cherry, Norma Jean 312 S. Beaver Street Landis, N. C. Clontz, Louise Route 7 Monroe, N. C. Cook, Lucille B. 14 Sidesmur Drive Concord, Ne C. Detty, Wendell 905 Confederate Avenue Salisbury, N. C. Eddleman, Nancy 961 Rockland Circle Concord, N. C. Graham, Mabel K. 304 Prince Street Kannapolis, N. C. Gibbons, Hilda M. West Rice Street Landis, N. C. Hartsell Elizabeth 14 Mills Street, Apt. B Concord, N. C. Heckert, Paul Dept. Sociology Catawba College Salisbury, N. C. Keller, Starr Hotel Concord Concord, N. C. Lemmond, Rosemary 135 N. Union Concord Concord, N. C. Link, Verna Mae Box 146 Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Mabrey, Beth 20 Jackson Terrace Concord, N. C. McKay, Jean 23 Brown Drive Concord, N. C. Mills, Jearldean P. Route 3, Bex 447-F Concord, N. C. Misenheimer, Chester 63 Edgewood Avenue Concord, N. C. Mullis, Lounell Catawba College Salisbury, N. C. Nelson, David 110 Snipe Kannapolis, N. C. Newell, Bruce Route 1, Box 13 Salisbury, N. C. Pruett, Carolyn 198 PaLaside Drive Concord, N. C. Reid, Carolyn 88 Arbor Lane Concord, N. C. Stancil, Joyce Box 326 Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Stocks, Alice A. 312 Beaver Street Landis, N. C. Summers, Beulah 909 Centergrove Road Kannapolis, N. C. Withers, Frances F. Box 72, Mint Hill Station Charlotte, N. C. Young, Carrie R. 909 Centergrove Road Kannapolis, N. C. Lawrence, Lindk Route 4, Box 51 Concord, N. C. Kennedy, Jewel 21 Jackson Terrace Concord, N. C. 89 All endings are a paradox, for, they both stop and begin. This finis marks the end of another CAP AND PIN and the end of another year, but it also points to the future. With the ending of this year, the next year begins. Before turning to the next year, I, as editor of this 1967 CAP AND PIN, would like to say ’’Thank you” to those on the yearbook staff. The CAP AND PIN could not have been published without the hard work of the staff. Finally, I would like to say a special ’’Thank you” to Miss Carrie Young who has guided this year's CAP AND PIN from a dream to reality and Miss Sandra Sell for her hard work while I was on psychiatric affiliation. ’’Have you finished your section?”—”No uniforms yet, No freshman pictures, No annual this spring!”— ’’Quiet! — Here comes Miss Young!” — these are the familiar snatches overheard in the staff meetings as the hard working staff tries to produce a history book which will become the best annual ever. If we did produce your dream annual, we can forget the lost hours of sleep and the headaches suffered while wondering where extra time and ideas were coming from. Each staff member hopes that the students are pleased with the 1967 CAP AND PIN and will be proud when we say, ’’Extend your hands for the 1967 CAP AND PIN.” The 1967 CAP AND PIN Staff Sondra Simpson, Editor Sharon Harris, Business Manager ''.-■I' l-lia MH «H 4M SH MESH 3SS . • ill ? ii - ■ '■ . PPP?S |KMbs$ MfTOSjWf, A' • •.■;-•. v V' :,. .f , V:,-; :.- 't ' •'... ',A-j. • - .________________________________________________________________