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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

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DC., c5. 12 Dedication Mrs. Stancil and family at her graduation from U. N. C. To one who shows sincere interest as well as leadership and guidance, whose personal and pro- fessional life provides an example for each of us; whose unbiased opinions have helped us to view nursing objectively; who makes a conscientious endeavor to further our educational opportunities; who has an unfailing devotion to help us attain our goals; who has shown never-ending interest in our class and its activities; resulting in our desire to dedicate the 1968 CAP and PIN to you-Mrs. Joyce Stancil! Mark, Mrs. Stancil’s two-year-old son. 13 A relaxing evening at home with her husband. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers: Dr. T. N. Spencer, Chairman, Earl Propst, Vice Chairman, George A. Batte, Jr., Secretary. Members of The Executive Committee: Z. B. Bradford, R. Gaither Critz, William L. Sloop. Members: O. J. Baucom, F. L. Cauble, Roy Christenbury, J. Ivey Cline, Lewis Crook, T. S. Dellinger, C. H. Dry, Homer L. Fink, Archie Fisher, George Gillon, John Sharpe Hartsell, Freeman Johnson, Ned Johnson, A. C. Lentz, J. P. McCall, S. S. McCoy, F. B. Massey, Ervin R. Morris, D. C. Mowrer, Charles Porter, H. A. Richards, A. Turner Shinn, Joe Stallings, Henry C. Troutman, Garner E. Vcrble, Samuel Williams, J. Lewis Patterson, Frank Joyner, C. A. Cannon. Hospital Administration: Louise Harkey, Robert Wall. ... .. ,. | m ■ ■ mm m Wm ■ mmmmmrn mmMmm ...' 'V' ' ' fllralWh'lr « - Iliii JKiss JKartna director of fCursino 18 Miss Elaine Boldrick Biological and Physical Sciences Mrs. Ollie Carroll Medical - Surgical Nursing Mrs. Louise Clontz Medical - Surgical Nursing Mr. Bill Devine Recruitment Officer and Counselor Miss Nancy Eddleman Fundamentals and Medical - Surgical Nursing Miss Elizabeth Hartsell Biological and Physical Sciences Mrs. Jewell Kennedy Mrs. Verna Link Maternal and Infant Librarian Nursing Mrs. Beth Mabrey Fundamentals and Medical - Surgical Nursing Mrs. Lucille Cook Maternal and Infant Nursing Miss Kay Jackson Fundamentals and Medical - Surgical Nursing Mrs. Jearldean Mills Medical - Surgical Nursing 19 Dr. Bruce Norton Psychology Mrs. Carolyn Norton Pediatric Nursing Mrs. Janet Palmer Medical - Surgical Nursing Miss Carolyn Reid Medical - Surgical Nursing Mrs. Joyce Stancil Medical - Surgical Nursing Mrs. Frances Withers Pediatric Nursing Mr. Harry Woggon Sociology Miss Carrie Young Medical - Surgical Nursing Miss Boldrick entertains the class. 20 Dr. Allen Tuggle — Head of X-Ray Department ' ■■R ■■UK Mrs. Sue Osborne Mr. Sammy Gullege Dr. Matthew Grimmett Mrs. Alice Stocks School Secretary Mrs. Hilda Gibbons School Secretary Mrs. Flora Holdsclaw and Dr. Barry Hawkins Student Health Service Mrs. Norma Cherry School Secretary Secretaries at work in the office. I ■ WMmmmm M mKm mim «gzg HOUSEMOTHERS - Mrs. Gladys Simpson, Mrs. Jessie Roach, Mrs. Lora Tucker HOUSE COUNSELOR - Mrs. Marie Shinn Mrs. Roach distributes mail to eager students. ..yy- vsv., H 1111111 wm ’ ‘« 1 :':.;n': HHH iiii • •.'. ■ . Seniors SHELBY COMBS Elkin, N. C. CLARA DAVIS China Grove, N. C. DORIS SHOAF Salisbury, N. C. MARILYN SWING Spencer, N. C. 26 TRUDY CARR Charlotte, N. C. SANDRA LOWERY Ellenboro, N. C. SHELIA GASKEY Concord, N. C. NORMA HARRISON Morrisville, N. C. Jre.snman au 27 Between the innocence of an entrance exam ancl an R.N. comes a lovable creature called a Student SCurse f um ■ % . V 5'T s ' wm ' ..■ ■ ■ ■. rmmm They come in assorted sizes, heights, and shapes but they all have the same creed. 32 SAe A i Aes . . . 34 letters from home boyfriends metric system operating room dresses SAi y e s not ror Nobody is so late to bed . . to rise . . . early can cram into one cfa iu . . . oc o one ejse ’is three trips to the morgue five subjects five soap suds enemas, set up a uniform, stay out until twelve o'clock, and still get along with her roomie, Cu student nurse the appetite of a horse lungs of a switchboard operator five thumbs on each hand when she gives pills patients love them Doctors tolerate them R.N. 's boss them Heaven protects them orderlies ignore them -■ ■V-: : ' V j! : j : : ■ : : : : : .. ■I ■I : v : , ■: ;;';X::-i : :w; ■ :■••: ;::'. ::v mm 7all es Laughter . . . autumn leaves . . . booths . . . food and a dance are only a few of the memories of our Fall Festival held on November the third. The festival is a fund raising project sponsored by the student body in order to finance the Cap and Pin. Gestiue Gh as Everyone enjoyed dancing. Jackie Scott, freshman attendant, really liked the dance Mr. and Mrs. Devine, chaperons, seemed to enjoy the evening. 44 The refreshment line was always long. Mrs. Cathy Simpson, Christmas Queen, with her father and escort, Mr. Mowles. Jane Henly and her date enjoy the punch. V: 4 IPilli yvNx-.v-.v V’v’v' ;i|| ||| ,:0 j |P§ • v - ••• • '' ; «■ •aV-v «V- ® £ •... 5? IlfeSl ■ ■: ' 1 — ■BPS A ?' Mrs. Cathy Simpson Christmas Queen Ghristmas Court 46 cS emor Cntten cfants Mrs. Gloria Wagoner Miss Mary Lou Morris Miss Shelby Combs 47 : M ] j 8| ' ' A. ■HH| v. M :;:, - icers Jeanie Wallace - President, Miss Carolyn Reid - Advisor, Loutricia Mathis - First Vice-President, Lana West - Secretary, Margaret Comer - Treasurer. 52 mm m Wmm m. fmm U'WM wmm. 11 W'WM W •T'1 ...- m . -. $ - S r : ill ifs. % . m kWmW % . - im $%S8 -. :'!i� ;i 1 SgiP ► I li™, } -i BP -.? vN HI yy; s S ty ' BBKj «H =$11 H c If ■... ■'. [ LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Hedrick, Loutricia Mathis, Ellen Bushby, Jeanie Wallace, Lana West, Margaret Comer, Lenora Jones, Terry Collins, NOT PICTURED - Dot Garrison Cxecutioe Committee To promote the general wellbeing and secure the blessing of education to ourselves and our posterity are the purposes of the Executive Committee. This committee acts as a coordinator of the Student Government Association and the Standing Committee’s. It also plans the activities of the student government. The Execu- tive Committee is composed of the officers of the student government, the president of each class, editor of the yearbook, and an elected member from the School of X-Ray Technology. 53 Loutricia Mathis, Lynn Hester, Marie Clontz, Linda Moore CPoficy Gommitfee The Policy Committee is composed of the first vice-president of the student government association, who is the chairman, and one representative from each class. It functions in areas pertaining to school functions, policies and student education. CPu£ ic CRefaiions Gommittee Terry Anderson, Lana West, Georgette Regan. NOT PICTURED - Cathy Simpson The Public Relations Committee is composed of the secretary of the student government association who is the chairman and one representative from each class. The committee is responsible for publication of all items of news and interest pertaining to school activities. §§§1 11 § . 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Its duties are to handle student funds and finances. 56 Judiciary Cjommittee The Judiciary Committee functions in order that the student of Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will form a more perfect body, insure sound relations, and provide for the common interest of the students. The committee is composed of the second vice-president of the student government association who serves as chairman for the group, two members from each class and one member from the School of X-Ray Technology. Sue MacMiilian, Mary Lou Morris, Ellen Bushby, Jo Ann Carter, Loutricia Mathis, June Cranford, Susan Bullard, NOT PICTURED Marilyn Swing ¥| JRfl i MI ■ i j 1 j | ft - 'I' J I I mm I M Sill Y SS-. m EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Sandy Hedrick, ADVISOR - Miss Nancy Eddlernan earSool? Staff Different was the word to the yearbook this year, pictures as possible . The Cap and Pin members hoped would apply . as many Nothing formal, everything cordial . action photos . . . life as we lived it to be the password. The production meant long hours of work, frustration, pictures scheduled and rescheduled and deadlines to meet. Finally the finished yearbook . . . better we hoped, but far more important a true picture of the life at Cabarrus this year, 1967 - 1968. The Staff COPY EDITOR - Sarah Ray, Karen Turrentine - Reba Baucom LAY-OUT EDITOR - Sandra Ring, Frankie Cavin, Debbie Marion TYPISTS - Sandra Deese, Karen Bumgarner, Nancy Davis, Patsy Bumgarner 60 CIRCULATION MANAGER - Terry Anderson, Shelia Kerley, Carol Best 61 Christian Chi (feni The Christian Student Union is a voluntary organization which provides spiritual guidance for both students and patients. mm ff , •V 'i: ; , r Jreshman 3fee fggjfp m f Wf: %Stfw: bk $ W ww', wm m vym W, m -%yM4 mm v mm W' m $ $ � ■ '% . m %00$-. ' $ '$$$ $ % $, S?. WMrffc %%m SR mm $ 'mm y m w I m. ymm m ,% w % % WA 'A8 S i mm tit , WWM WA yx% -W m m m m wm m m- % W - $ pr a P? % m mm m mm a wm wm m m mm® wmm mm''- mm ¥ m% m W? 0 m w. ■ § $% I xgg « M m i m % Wk j m m J .-... • ■■'■'■ mm m m wMm sli mm. ■ '- . MWM -i: ;• 'y '' • 0 ■ '+’ ’ to' ' 'A' ' Itfetd S Tr Pi)fc'«i iii,i wjmmm Siis Debbie Marion, Secretary; Sonia Luttmann, Vice President; Terry Collins, President; Kathy Atkins, Treasurer G c ass 66 Vicki Allen Lexington, N. C Kathy Atkins Dobson, N. C. Mary Baggs Concord, N. C. ■x; Irene Gragg Kaiserslautern, Germany Maria Clontz Wilmington, N. C. Kathleen Collins Hendersonville, N. C. Ann Caldwell Concord, N. C. Terry Collins Kannapolis, N. C. June Cranford Richfield, N. C. Nancy Davis North Wilkesboro, N. C. Irene Gabe Valdese, N. C. Ann Dayvault Kannapolis, N. C. Marty and her frog. Does the bus ever come on time? Judy Hall Stella, N. C. Nancy Hall Lexington, N. C. Just horsing around. Ann Hege Concord, N. C. Linda Heavner Hickory, N. C. Sandy Hinson Mocksville, N. C Sharon Hoffman Salisbury, N. C. Phyllis Johnston Burlington, N. C. Sheila Kerley Kannapolis, N. C. Wanda Killian Hickory, N. C. 69 ■■I «11 1111 Martha Nelson High Point, N. C. Brenda Queen Lexington, N. C. Joan Miller Winston-Salem, N. C. Georgette Regan Mount Airy, N. C. Viola Moretz Boone, N. C. Jack!!!! THINK Jackie Scott Virginia Smith Ann Straughn Hope Swayngim Kinston, N. C. Boone, N. C. Pittsboro, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Carol Troy Liberty, N. C. Karen Turrentine Clinton, N. C. Sara Williamson Kannapolis, N. C. mm WM7 ifi WMmii wSssBmkwimfM WRKKmttmmSmk jm I Mi | Mflli flan ftp i gift ft. ! Warn mmm WmMm WJm V iK ' mw iwM JmMmmsk Happiness is getting your uniforms. 71 Joan Cravin, President, Marion Mitchell-Vice-President, Lynda Fallin-Secretary, Judy Houser-Treasurer. 72 Sandra Aiken Rougemont, N. C. Terry Anderson Garner, N. C. Becky Becknell Kannapolis, N. C. Jeffrey Brown Lexington, N.C. Just think we haven’t even been to Dix Hill yet. 73 Judy Campbell Kannapolis, N. C. Mary Cash Timberlake, N. C. Frankie Cavin China Grove, N. C. llllpi WBm C, ' SSey Vs s s si:e«giy If SS HR M Suddenly, no time for True Confessions. Judy Cheatham Sanford, N. C. Sharon Church Concord, N. C. Linda Corbett Sanford, N. C. 74 Joan Craven Virginia Earnhardt Michell Edwards Concord, N. C. Polkton, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Who says studying isn’t fun. Sandra Hedrick Albemarle, N. C. Linda Fallin Wilmington, N. C. Nora Hamm Mooresville, N. C. 75 Ho, Ho, Ho, Oh! A good nurse has ten pair. Sandra Ketchie Kannapolis, N. C. Patricia Kilgariff High Point, N. C. Jane Honbarrier Kannapolis, N. C. Judy Houser Hudson, N. C. Lenora Jones Providence, N. C. f Elaine Kepley Concord, N. C. 76 I’ll roll it tomorrow. FIRE!! Cynthia Leonard Belmont, N. C. Sue McMillan Crumpler, N. C. Loutricia Mathis Roaring River, N. C. Sheila Luther Norwood, N. C. Judy Lackey Concord, N. C. Peggy Lemly Lexington, N. C. Linda Moore Trenton, N. C. Linda Pless Concord, N. C. Judy Miller Asheboro, N. C. Kathy Plummer Concord, N. C. In case of snake bite tie tour Marion Mitchell Buies Creek, N. C. Sarah Ray Concord, N. C. Hurry up and wait. Phyllis Shue Salisbury, N. C. Judy Smith High Point, N. C. Lana West Fayetteville, N. C. Glenda Whichard Thomasville, N. C. Carol Wilson Kannapolis, N. C. ::S§Xm 8$Mh| -mmm , ','i' 'MMs ’ffiyM 1: mm ■ i Wmm : ijial l |||||||P Mi • i;.; wmm ''Mmm wm ■ mmm. wmm mm. Intelligence personified 79 Okay, who’s the spastic? Dot Garrison, President; Margaret Comer, Vice President; Kay Rule, Secretary; Laura Green, Treasurer; Mrs Palmer, Co-Advisor; Mrs. Stancil, Co-Advisor; 80 ELLEN LEE BUSHBY Southern Pines, N. C. JO ANNE CARTER Reidsville, N. C. Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, . MARION A. BLANCHARD Mt. Pleasant, N. C. KAREN BUMGARNER Kannapolis, N. C. MARGARET SHELTON COMER Reidsville, N. C. BARBARA JEAN FORRESTER Burlington, N. C. LENORA K. DRIGGERS Siler City, N. C. DOROTHY GARRISON Reidsville, N. C. Things go better with Now, say Ah Jeanie SANDRA KAY DEESE Kannapolis, N. C. KAREN OLIVIA COOPER Norwood, N. C. LAURA GREENE East Point, Georgia LINDA MARLENE HARTMAN PHYLLIS S. HEDGES SHARON CECILIA HARRIS Kannapolis, N. C. Raid!!!! Concord, N. C. Troy, N.C. 83 JANE BRANSON HENLEY Ramseur, N. C. We search for why’s. JUDY HOLLIFIELD CHERYL ANNETTE HUMPHREY Charlotte, N. C. Kinston, N. C. BONITA MERIA HUTSON Greensboro, N. C. What’s she doing? PHYLLIS LYNNE HESTER Hickory, N. C. LINDA GAY JACKSON Dunn, N. C. MARLYNN KELLER Monroe, N. C. BARBARA KILLINGSWORTH Kinston, N. C. ‘Eyes of envy” FREIDA MORGAN Midland, N. C. MARY LOU MORRIS Concord, N. C. “Mod operator” EVELYN KIRKMAN Sanford, N. C. JUDY SANDRA RING Ararat, N. C. EVELYN SHUE Concord, N. C. FRANCES OVERCASH Troutman, N. C. Abra-Kadab-ra BARBARA PETERSEN Misenheimer, N. C. SANDRA STUART SELL Concord, N. C. AMY GILLON NALL Kannapolis, N. C. 86 Who spiked the punch? KAY SMOOT RULE Kannapolis, N. C. Toothpaste gives you sex appeal? JANICE FAYE THOMAS Creedmoor, N. C. CATHY MOWLES SIMPSON Hollins, Virginia LEONA JANE SMITH Greensboro, N. C. BETTY MUMFORD SMITH Concord, N. C. GLORIA B. WAGONER Concord, N. C. EMMA B. WALDROUP Kannapolis, N. C. DORA JEAN WALLACE Hudson, N. C. “Fresh out of the shower” LINDA WILHOIT Albemarle, N. C. JANAM. WOOD Durham, N. C. Where are the refreshments? Rev. Howard Allred Within this galaxy of human existance, there arises one of whom is dear to our hearts. With enthusiasm and skilled zeal, this one has been our guide for faith; our example of life itself. It has been this one who was always there to brace us for disappointment; lift us up from the fall; solicit our attention to the wiles of life. Who among us has spoken gentle words of reassurance as this one? And when our work is done, and our aims fulfilled; who among us has said: “We did it ourselves?” To this dramatic and profound one of wisdom-You, Reverend Allred— we sincerely say “Thank you!” 89 o 196S Ip A KATHY SELLERS Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Sellers 90 BENNY HOWARD MABREY, JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Benny H. Mabrey We’ve finally made it! From frightened Freshmen in ’65 to proud Seniors in ’68. At our first class meeting, we elected Diane Frazier, Jeannie Wallace, Jane Honbarrier, and Kay Rule as our officers and Mrs. Mabrey, our advisor. We remember most about our Freshman year: “Mr. B.”, singing on the way to “Y”, or “What rule can we break next?”, setting the clock up in Anatomy, the week we were campused, the big snow, Buffalo Ranch picnic, our first injections, “I can’t hear the blood pressure!”, and the information gatherer sleeping in the Doctor’s Library. Juniors! “How do I get these stripes on?” Jeannie Wallace, Bonita Dull, Marion Blanchard, and Lynne Hester were our officers. Mrs. Joyce Stancil, our beloved advisor, helped us muddle through this, our longest year. We diligently studied O.B., Peds., and Med.-Surg. II. Discouraged and fatigued, we longed for our Senior year. But there were some high spots: Enter Wayne Adams, voicing his unsavory opinions, “Who said that?”, join the “jet set” at your favorite doctor’s office, “I want you to breathe for me, ’mo, ’gin, one mo’”, fractured femurs personified on 2D, “Can 92 people really cook on 4 burners?” “Yes!” says the ‘in- coherent’ kitchen committee, and who will forget the doctors, the Marines, and the Swinging Utmost at Bourbon Street—our Junior-Senior. On to the “Hill”! Remember, our first day on the unit? We were welcomed by the personnel and soon became friends with students from other schools. We’ll never forget: “Hey ya’ll! Who’d ’ja date this weekend?”, Panic! No keys!, Spruill Conferences, delicious food, Anderson Hall, Mile-Corbett-ToJo, Beasley, Johnny Avery-love those attendants!, Who lost a patient?, Girls getting married, Trudy and Bonnie leaving. This, was the summer of our Junior year. Our Senior year began with a gracious welcome from Miss Adams, and the presentation ol our “Senior stripes”. This year’s officers are Dot Garrison, Margaret Comer, Kay Rule, Laura Greene and our advisors are Mrs. Joyce Stancil and Mrs. Janet Palmer. Nine new faces strengthened our class. We soon became caught up in “Senior business”. Additions to the faculty promised support in the study of the middle years, Geriatrics, and disaster nursing. Evening and night duty were included in our curriculum, also those 3 A.M. conferences. In addition to our studies, we recall these gems: “I’m rather uneasy about Rosa”, fledgling psychiatrists interpret patient behavior, Team Leaders, keep your'cool!, Tattered “unies” taped to “bods”, clinging narcotic keys, our Christmas party, “Who got a diamond?”, our little German, Michael, “What’s on your leg, Lynne?”, “Who’ll vote Republican, now?”. In conclusion, we the Seniors, would like to thank all of our advisors, faculty, Miss Adams, house- mothers, hospital personnel, the Doctors, and everyone who has helped us attain our goals. It is our wish that we never forget the ideals you have instilled in us. 91 THE CLASS of 1968 Senior (S a is ics SCHOOL OF X-RAY COMBS, SHELLY JEAN Cap and Pin Staff 1; X-Ray Representative to Christmas Court 2; Representative to State American Society Radiology Convention 2. DAVIS, CLARA ELIZABETH SHOAF, DORIS FRANCES SMITH, ELIZABETH DIANA Co-Chairman for Fall Festival Food Committee 2. SWING, MARYLYN RUTH X-Ray Representative to Judiciary Council 2; Repre- sentative to State American Society Radiology Con- vention 2. SCHOOL OF NURSING BLANCHARD, MARION ALMOND Glee Club 1; Jr. Class Secretary, C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1 2 3 BUMGARNER, KAREN LANE Music Chairman C.S.U. 1,2, Glee Club 1; Chief Typist Cap and Pin 3; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3, S.N.A.N.C. Repre- sentative to By-Laws Committee from District No. 2. BUSHBY, ELLEN LEE Glee Club 1; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Co-Chairman Valentine Dance Decorations 1; Co-Chairman Fall Festival Deco- rations 2; Chairman Jr.-Sr. Decorations 2; 2nd Vice- President Student Government 2; C.S.U. 1,2; Chairman Judiciary Council 3; Representative S.N.A.N.C. Con- vention. CARTER, JO ANNE Permanent Judiciary Council Member 1,2,3, Secretary Judiciary Council 1,2; Glee Club 1; Secretary Student Government 2; Fall Festival Finance Committee Co- Chairman 2; Chief Marshal 2; C.S.U. 1,2; Representative Student Government on Affiliation 2. COMER, MARGARET SHELTON C.S.U. 1,2, Sec. and Treas. of C.S.U.; Treasurer of Stu- dent Government 2; Chairman of Ways and Means Committee 2; Chairman of Finance Committee Fall Festival 2,3; Vice-President Senior Class 3. COOPER, KAREN OLIVIA Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3, Delegate to S.N.A.N.C. Workshop 3. DEESE, SANDRA KAY Glee Club 1; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Program Chairman C.S.U. 2; Fall Festival Prize Committee Chairman 2; Co-Chairman Jr.-Sr. Dance 2; Cap and Pin Staff 3. DRIGGERS, LENORE KECK Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3. DULL, BONITA HUTSON C.S.U. 1,2; Glee Club 1; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Vice-Presi- dent Class 2; Chairman Jr.-Sr. Refreshments 2. FORRESTER, BARBARA JEAN Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Spring Dance Co-Chairman Publicity Committee 1; Senior Class Parliamentarian 3. GARRISON, DOROTHY GRAY Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Freshman Class Secretary 1; Jr.-Sr. Invitation Committee Chair- man 2; Senior Class President 3. 92 GREEN, LAURA LEE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Co-Chair- man Fall Festival Booths Committee 2; Class Treasurer 3; Class Representative S.N.A.N.C. Workshop. HARRIS, SHARON CECLIA Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Assistant Typist Cap and Pin Staff 1; Chairman Fall Festival Cakes, Pies Committee 2; Business Manager Cap and Pin 2; Co-Chairman Fall Festival Cake, Pies Commit- tee 3. HARTMAN, LINDA MARLENE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Student Government Nominating Committee 1; Library Com- mittee 2; Secretary Library Committee 2; Marshal 2; Chaplain Class 3. HEDGES, PHYLLIS SAUNDERS Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Class Chap- lain 2; Marshal 2; District No. 2, S.N.A.N.C. 2nd Vice- President 3. HENLEY, JANE BRANSON Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Art Editor Cap and Pin 1; Class Representative to S.N.A.N.C. State Convention 2; Vice-President C.S.U. 2. HESTER, PHYLLIS LYNNE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Class Treas- urer 2; Representative S.N.A.N.C. State Convention 2; Chairman Policy Committee Sr. Class 3. HOLLIFIELD, JUDY' HUMPHREY, CHERYL ANNETTE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Secretary Public Relations Committee Student Government 2; Co-Chairman Fall Festival Booths Committee 2; Treas- urer Student Government on Affiliation 2; Co-Chair- man Fall Festival Publicity Committee 3. JACKSON, LINDA GAY Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Chairman Jr.-Sr. Band Committee 2; Chairman Student Govern- ment Nominating Committee 3. KELLER, MARLYNNE S.N.A.N.C. 2,3. KILLINGSWORTH, BARBARA GAYE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Co-Chair- man Fall Festival Serving Committee 2; Co-Chairman Fall Festival Decoration 3. K1RKMAN, EVELYN Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Co-Chair- man Valentine Dance Decoration 1; Student Govern- ment Policy Committee Representative 2; Class Rep- resentative S.N.A.N.C. State Convention 2; Co-Chair- man Fall Festival Refreshment 3. MORGAN, FREIDA S.N.A.N.C. 3. MORRIS, MARY LOU Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Delegate S.N.A.N.C. Convention 1; Class Representative Judi- ciary Council 2; S.N.A.N.C. District No. 2 Publicity Committee 2; Class Representative Judiciary Council 3; Class Representative Christmas Court 3. 93 S.N.A.N.C. 2,3. NALL, AMY GILLON Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Co-Chair- man Valentine Dance Decorations 1; Chairman Fall Festival Dance Decoration 2; Co-Chairman Jr.-Sr. Dance Decoration 2; Marshal 2. OVERCASH, FRANCES ELIZABETH Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2,3; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Class Chaplain 1; Chairman C.S.U. Program Committee 1,2; Chairman Fall Festival Decorations and Serving Com- mittee 2. PETERSEN, BARBARA S.N.A.N.C. 3. RING, JUDY SANDRA Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Art Editoi Cap and Pin Staff 3. RULE, KAY SMOOT Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Class Treas- urer 1; Freshman Representative to Christmas Court 1; Co-Chairman Publicity Committee Valentine Dance 1; Class Secretary 3. SELL, SANDRA STUART Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Assistant Copy Editor Cap and Pin Staff 1; Vice-President Stu- dent Government 2; Chairman Student Government Policy Committee 2; Assistant Editor Cap and Pin. SHUE, EVELYN CHISHOLM Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2,3; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Student Government Treasurer 2; Chairman Ways and Means Committee 2; Second Vice-President of District No. 2 3. SIMPSON, CATHRYN MOWLES Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Secretary Li- brary Committee 1; Circulation Manager Cap and Pin Staff 2; Representative to Student Nurse of the Year 2; Chairman Public Relations Committee Sr. Class 3; Christmas Queen 3. SMITH, ELAINE MUMFORD Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3. SMITH, LEONNA JANE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Cap and Pin Staff 1,2; Chairman Projects Committee District No. 2 2. THOMAS, JANICE FAYE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Kitchen Committee Chairman 2; Chairman Ticket Committee Fall Festival 2; Co-Chairman 3. WAGONER, GLORIA BAKER Transferred from Watts Hospital, Durham. S.N.A.N.C. 3; President Watts C.S.U. Secretary District S.N.A.N.C. WALDROUP, EMMA SUTTON Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2,3; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Finance Committee District No. 2 3. WALLACE, DORA JEAN Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Class Vice- President 1; Chairman Nominating Committee District No. 2 1; Class President 2; Student Government Rep- resentative State Convention 2; President Student Government 3. WILHOIT, LINDA Transferred from Spartanburg, South Carolina 2; S.N.A.N.C. 3. WOOD, JANA MARIE Glee Club 1; C.S.U. 1,2; S.N.A.N.C. 1,2,3; Chairman Class Policy Committee 1. 94 cn 10or f9l rom It is said, “Time is relative.” Whether it moves rapidly or slowly, one thing is constant about time ... it passes. Time that drags by so slowly in an afternoon class, may race away while clowning with friends or stand still for a few magical moments at a Junior- Senior Prom. We hope with pictures and words to recall for you the times past and the events which came with those times, to bring back cherished memories in years to come. It this is accomplished, our work has truly been a pleasure. The staff will agree that just as we got started, just as we got organized, just as we found out what we were doing ... we finished, The 1968 Cap and Pin was out of our hands and into yours. The Editor, Sandy Hedrick 96 ' Y'.'. V W;-V ■■I w ifs immw l pfi|Ji fis!, : mm mm $'W WXPr ’ jfPSti Wmmmm BH raMMg?