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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1970 volume:

AND PIN i ' ' Published By Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School Of Nursing Concord, North Carolina Editor............Beth Huneycutt Asst. Editors . . Sandra Hinson Joan Madren Business Manager Connie Wilson Advisors.........Nancy Aycock Nancy Hood A WOMAN FOR I have faith, courage . . . ' ; . w; A handful of snow FALL OF I have faith and courage to meet the unknown -- But I have no guard against loneliness A student’s work is Hmmm Your turn no cat this time This should give him an extra lift Who'll be next to take a dip? lli W i Jf ‘ '-.v+ r ■;•... ; Now girls, you know I can't swim. I wonder where David is? Mr. Robert L. Wall Hospital Administrator Sppl Mr. Jack Cook Assistant Administrator Miss Carrie R. Young, R.N., B.S. Assistant Director of Nursing Education Miss Martha M. Adams, R.N., B.S. Director of Nursing Education ppii i Mrs. Beth Mabrey Fundamentals and Medical Surgical Nursing Miss Nancy Aycock Basic Science Miss Elizabeth Hartsell Basic Science and Nutrition Mrs. Louise Clontz Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss-Dianna Freeman Recruitmentj Fundamentals and Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Dorothy Monroe Psychology and Sociology Mrs. Evelyn Roberts - Glee Club Director WMM fjm m Mrs. Jearldean Mills Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Margaret Sellers Fundamentals and Medical' Surgical Nursing Miss Kay Jackson Fundamentals and Medical - Surgical Nursing . : L ■ ' ■ ' ’i ' v' ? • T Mrs. Lucille Cook Maternal and Infant Nursing Mrs. Carol Barbee Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Ruth Williard Guidance Counselor Mrs. Frances Withers Nursing of Children I iwjr Mrs. Anne Carroll Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Naomi Moore Library Assistant Mrs. Nancy Hood Fundamentals and Medical Surgical Nursing Mrs. Verna Link Librarian Mrs. Beulah Summers Library Assistant - -wn. '■ :' • ''iSk Mrs. Joyce Stancil Medical-Surgical Nursing Rev. Thurmond Plexico v Sociology Mrs. Mae Carroll Medical-Surgical Nursing MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEE] Board of Trustees (Not in order of appearance): George A. Batte, Jr. , Chairman, John K. P. Odell, R. Gather Critz, Z. B. Bradford, O. J. Baucom, Harold Belk, Roy Christenbury, J. Ivey Cline, Sam W. Colerider, Jr., Joe M. Propst, William L. Sloop, Lewis P. Crook, T. S. Dellinger, C. H. Dry, Homer L. Fink, Archie Fisher, George W. Gillon, John Sharpe Hartsell, W. A. Helderman, Jr. , Freeman Johnson,'Ned W. Johnson, Frank Joyner, A. C. Lentz, J. P. McCall, S. S. McCoy, F. B. Massey, Ervin R. Morris, D. C. Mowrer, J. Lewis Patterson, Charles Porter, H. A. Richards, A. Turner Shinn, Joe Stallings, Henry C. Troutman, Garner E. Verble, Robert Wall, Administrator, Louise Harkey. Doctors: FIRST ROW: Dr. Flowe, Dr. Salughter, Dr. Barrier, Dr. Sellars, Dr. Weaver, and Dr. Blount. SECOND ROW: Dr. Youngblood, Dr. Thomp- son, Dr. Craven, Dr. Smerznak, Dr. Williams, and Dr. Grimmett. THIRD ROW: Dr. Zuccarello, Dr. Ridenhour, Dr. Bailey, Dr. Hamrick, Dr. Tuggle, and Dr. Carroll. 16 Mrs. Pat Kirby ■■■■■■ ■■ • SJf'A m I y y-w. y. ■Ml :. V • :4;T:- ■ , 41 15$ Mrs. Gladys Simpson Housemother Mrs. Mary Ewan Housemother HOUSE Mrs. Lora Tucker Housemother t 3 CO f O FRESHMEN Mrs. Louise Clontz Mrs. Carrie Young Advisor Advisor Officers: Jeanette Howell, Treasurer; President; Susan Campbell, President Dietra Hunycutt, Secretary; Willene Day, Vice- 20 Here I come -- Ooooh — it tickles. T ea's Who forgot to sign out? are nice, especially at Epworth. Okay, let's remember who's the instructor 21 Jeanette Howell Dietra Huneycutt Theresa Hunt Jean Kesler • ««111111 - ; Kathy Howie Lois Moore 25 FALL FESTIVAL The Fall Festival is the annual money-raising project to help finance our yearbook. Much enthusiasm and school spirit arise as the girls work together to pre- pare food, entertainment booths, and an auction sale. The festival is highlighted by a dance following the carnival. The Fall Festival Queen is crowned at the dance. Miss Vickie McGuire Fall Festival Queen m Miss Anita Ross Junior Representative Miss Vicki Elliot Freshman Representative Mrs. June Almond Senior Representative y 34 mmmmmrn mkmmsmm And continue she must the gentle heart the sparkled eye her strength . . . OF UNCERTAINTY r STUDENT GOVERNMENT Hope Swayngin, Treasurer; Sybil Hamrick, Secretary; Vickie Almond, First Vice-president; and Mary Isenhour, President s . • Kathy Collins, Second Vice-president Mrs. Beth Mabrey Miss Elizabeth Hartsell Advisors 38 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Susan Campbell, Freshman Class President; Anita Ross, junior Class President; Joyce Callicutt, Senior Class President; Beth Huneycutt, Editor Cap 'N Pin; Sybil Hamrick, Secretary; Mary Isenhour, President; Vickie Almond, Second Vice-president; Hope Swayngim, Treasurer Executive Council is composed of the officers of the SGA, president of each class, president of SNA, co-editors of the yearbook and an elected member from the School of X-Ray. This committee acts as coordinator of student government standing committees and helps in planning Student Body activities. y 39 Kathy Collins, Second Vice-president JUDICIARY Judiciary Council is our mother away from home. The purpose of this council is to interpret and enforce polices set up by the SGA. It is composed of the Second Vice-president who acts as chairman, two members from each class, and one from the School of X-Ray. Kathy Collins, Chairman Hope Swaygin and Sandy Hinson, Senior Representative; Miss Kay Jackson, Advisor; Vicki Allen, Junior Representative; Linda Stancil, Freshman Representative, Kay Turner, Junior Representative; and Kathy Darnell, Freshman Representative. 40 POLICY COMMITTEE Policy Committee is organized to maintain a workable constitution and by-laws, functional student handbook. This committee is headed by the First Vice-president which provides a basis for a of the Student Government. Iti J . Sylvia Potter and Marcia Olson, Junior Representatives; Vickie Almond, sentative; and Sharon Dallman, Freshman Representative Chairman; Diane Link, Senior Repre- 41 PUBLIC RELATIONS It is the responsibility of the Public Relation Com- mittee to acquaint the com- munity with activities of our school. It also attempts to keep students aware of meetings and other activi- ties within the school through the calendar-board. Su Modlin, Junior Representative; Pat Carter, Freshman Representative; Sybil Hamrick, Chairman; Ann Caldwell, Senior Representative; and Anita Smith, Freshman Representative WAYS AND MEANS Hope Swayngin, Chairman; Martha Sink, Junior Repre- sentative; (not pictured) Hariette Gilmore and Dietra Huneycutt, Freshman Repre- sentatives Ways and Means keep our monetary matters straight by sound financial plan- ning. it proposes a budget each year and keeps an accurate record of money coming in as well as going out. STUDENT PERSONNEL Student Members: Willene Day, Kathy Boozer, and (not pictured) Diane Blinson. Faculty Members: Miss Kay Jackson, Chairman; Miss Ruth Williard, Mrs. Louise Clontz; Miss Elizabeth Hartsell; Mrs. Beth Mabrey; Miss Nancy Aycock; Mrs. Carol Barbee; Mrs. Jearldean Mills; Mrs. Anne Carroll; Mrs. Vessie Belk; and Mrs. Evelyn Roberts. LIBRARY COMMITTEE Judy Ritch, Freshman Representa- tive; Marti Lain, Senior Repre- sentative; and Glenda Walker, Junior Representative. STUDENT NURSE ASSOCIATION OF NORTH CAROLINA The purpose of the SNA is to broaden the outlook of its members both as individuals and as members of a group ... to establish a means of communi- cation between students and graduate nurses . . . to be active members of the District SNANC and to stimulate interest in the professional organiza- tions . Kathy Woodruff, President of District SNANC 44 Barbara Carter, Nominating Committee of District SNANC Carol Beshears, Revonda Barnwell, Terri Winstead, Vickie Elliott, Janice Spencer, Bernice Willis, Sharon Dallman, Kathy Edwards, and Jan Shore. Mrs. Carol Barbee, Advisor Janice Spencer, President; Bernice Willis, Vice- President; Terri Winstead, Secretary; and Jan Shore, Treasurer. « «■ oo C 7° 7$ Cd O GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: K. Darnell, D. Synder, T. Herring, G. Hamby, L. Moore, P. Smith, P. Simmons, A. Smith, P. Carter. SECOND ROW: P. Royal, L. Stancil, J. Howell, D.Huneycutt, D. Smeltzer, H. Gilmore, T. Phillips, K. Howie, W. Smith, C. Beshears. THIFvD ROW: S. Campbell, T. Hunt, J. Kesler, K. Edwards, J. Shore, P. Conder, V. Elliott, B. Simmons, J. Ritch, T. Winstead. FOURTH ROW: J. Casstevens, S. Robinson, B. Willis, F. Carpenter, L. Hawks, N. Baxter, V. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: M. Shuford, S. Wright, W. Day, S. Dallman, J. Deese, H. Smith. 47 FIRST ROW: M. Seibert, W. Day, K. Turner, K. Edwards. SECOND ROW: J. Shore, M. Shuford, G. Hamby, C. Beshears, L. Moore, D. Roseman, T. Herring, K. Woodruff. THIRD ROW: J. Ritch, J. Deese, N. Baxter, B. Willis, S. Wright, F. Carpenter. CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION Rev. Howard Allred Martha Seibert, Treasurer; Willene Day, President; Kathy Edwards, Secretary; Kay Turner, Vice - President Advisors Miss Elizabeth Hartsell ■ Beth Huneycutt Editor Mrs. Nancy Hood Miss Nancy Aycock Yearbook Advisors Sandy Hinson Assistant Editor Joan Madren Assistant Editor 50 Copy Staff: Kathy Edwards, Janis Hall, and Bernice Willis. Anita Ross, Copy Editor; Frances Carpenter, Assistant Copy Editor. Circulation Staff: Barbara Carter, Vickie Allen, Theresa Hunt, and Nancy Baxter. Hope Swayngin, Layout Editor; Sylvia Potter, Assistant Layout Editor. Kathy Edwards, Assistant Business Manager; Connie Wilson, Business Manager. Assis- Kitty Crookshanks, Circulation Manager; Susan Wright, tant Circulation Manager. Layout Staff: Linda Stancil, Kathy Darnell, and Jean Kesler. 51 Susan Campbell, Picture Editor Photography Staff: Carol Troy, Jeanette Howell, and Diane Link. Diane Smeltzer Typing Georgette Regan Maria Clontz, Chief Typist; Janice Spencer, Assistant Chief Typist. HEALTH SERVICES I don't hear anything! Dr. Barry Hawkins, M. D. Student Health Doctor Mrs. Vessie Belk, R. N Student Health Nurse CHRISTMAS QUEEN SENIOR ATTENDANTS Mrs. Lynda Fallin Miss Patricia Benson Mrs. Joan Madren JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Miss Revonda Barnwell Miss Kitty Crookshanks FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS Miss Kathy Darnell Miss Anita Smith ' ;. 55568 WggM, • • ■ ;vN Officers; Anita Ross, President; Janice Spencer, Treasurer; Martha Seibert, Secretary; and Kathy Boozer, Vice- President. Advisors: Miss Nancy Aycock and Mrs. Carol Barbee. JUNIOR CLASS Brownie points for you. Miss Allen. One or two t's? A comfortable position It's going to be a hard day? Is it grains or grams? Study -- Study -- Study! Vickie Allen I'm sure thirsty! Carolyn Burrage Revonda Barnwell Vickie Almond Janis Hall Sybil Hamrick It's enema time, Sir! Beth Huneycutt Gosh, I'm hungry. Sylvia Potter Martha Sink Anita Ross Vicky Smith ■ MH • . . :-.y •: Martha Seibert Janice Spencer RP .-'Vrip . • 1 v ' ■HRmP .. iy,l •Jt-f • '• ■ -v • ;1. ■ . -' -1 c. «; •• S r 'V' }1A . : ' ' -r - 'V ' ' ' ' ■ ■ - • ' vv“ ;Vv' t '.V ’' v' 1 as . ‘ ’ ‘:,. y ' ■ . ,v 1 Sfi; ,, , .■. , • V' ; • ' . . vj‘ • ; r y ' • . • • ,... uv ‘ • i n � f. • . :•' a '£ A; '- ... ; i|j Lr v V . .. - { ; - X’ fJ f LV r. |« f. X..-.X • ■ r' - y ■• ixr 5|« r.r v j v ! Y ‘ vrA . ' . • •. . ■ r , ‘ { ' ■■■••'■..-v ' ' - . -o ’ V t§ VM � • r P-Wir-rS J.i' i i ; .! ,■; i|B ■ . t- r ; ■ A ■ ' c ! v ' i fy !-v. •a,. .iva v - 7’ ] 1' '??A , • V’ • ) . ■ W ' t's '-V; ‘A..J 5? . V i� r. tf . V ... •„ JUNIOR SENIOR 72 Moonlight and Roses was given by the industrious Juniors to the Seniors as their last tribute by the class as a whole. This lovely spring dance provided that little touch of magic which seemed to transform each girl into a charming Cinderella awaiting that ex- ultant moment in her life when she would meet her prince. 73 SENIOR CLASS Diane Blinson, Vice President; Joan Madren, Treasurer Mrs. Jearldean Mills Advisor Sandy Hinson, Secretary; Joyce Callicutt, President 76 Mrs. Anne Carroll Advisor Hey! a toad. , Surprise, Surprise! Surprise Conductive shoes came in handy. I wonder what she’s thinking. A present for me? 77 Diane Blinson Mebane, N.C. Ann Caldwell Concord, N.C. June Almond Richfield, N.C. Brenda Baucom Concord, N.C. Becky Becknell Kannapolis, N. 78 MASCOTS 1970 Nfl Miss Leesa Link Daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Y. Link 84 ZOMH HOW htfl In grateful appreciation for all of the time you spend to help make Cabarrus a more comforta- ble place to live, we, the Senior Class of Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, honor you -- the maintenance men -- with this page of our annual. 86 DEDICATION A warm smile, an encouraging word ... a sincere interest and willing- ness to give of herself ... an unfailing devotion to help us attain our goals . . . someone who can find something good to brighten even the worst days -- we the Senior Class dedicate the 1970 Cap and Pin to you -- Mrs. Gladys Simpson. 88 GRADUATION 1969 Yes, the seniors marched proudly with glistening eyes filled with tears of joy and yet a spark of sadness, down the aisle for their graduation exercises as music filled the entirety of the church. The climax had at last been reached; three years of struggle had come to an end. The future had flung her locked doors open challenging each girl to seek a new goal in life, that of being a shining example of the nursing profession. 90 iw;iwri SHORTNESS SUMMER Then Summer comes and found is the unknown precious moments too soon passed. X-RAY Mr. Jim Goodman Anatomy and Physiology Miss Ann Linthicum Physics Miss Edith Dennis Nursing Procedures Mrs. Sue Osborne, Chief Technologist Director of School of X-Ray Technology Patricia Benson I thought I had troubles. Where are those students? Margaret Griffin I'm on call again! You're such a bone in the neck Vickie McGuire I don't look like a witch! FRESHMEN X-RAY Priscilla Beaver What do you mean? Kathy Huie Kay Millis Peak-a-boo, I see you. Cathy Medlin I wonder what it is? I just can't make up my mind! ||| ■ms S3 ’ Janice Nall Joan Proctor Elayne Shaver 99 . w As the school year drew nearer to a close our days became crowded with commemora- tive events. Mrs. Roach, who retired after twenty-five years of service, was honored by alumni, faculty, and students. The Senior Class dedicated the 1969 Cap and Pin to Mrs. Mills and honored Doctors Arey, Ashe, and Crosland at an impressive ceremony. Before graduation the seniors presented the school with a color television set for the rec. room and a sign to be placed at the main entrance of the school. Finally at the end of the sum- mer, rising juniors and seniors received their well-earned stripes. SENIOR STATISTICS June Almond -- Glee Club 1; Fall Festival Court Representative 3; SGA 1,2,3; SNANC 1,2; Judiciary Council 1; Class President 1, 2; SGA Nominating Committee 2. Brenda Baucom -- Ways and Means 2; Library Committee 3. Diane Blinson -- Public Relations 2; Class Vice President 3; Stu- dent Personnel Services 3. Ann Caldwell -- Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2; SNA 1,2; Public Relations 3; SGA 1,2,3. Joyce Callicutt -- Glee Club 1; Class President 3; Executive Board 3; Student Services Committee 3; Student Uniform Committee 3; SGA 1,2,3; SNA 1,2. Maria Clontz -- Student Government Secretary 2; Public Relations Chairman 2; SNA 1,2; SGA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; District Repre- sentative of SNANC 2; Annual Staff 2; Chief Typist 3; Kathy Collins -- Class Vice President 2; Class Parliamentarian!; Annual Staff 3; Picture Editor 2; Student Personnel Services 2, Second Vice-President SGA 2. Nancy Davis -- Annual Staff 1,2; Class Chaplain 3; Caroll Deaton -- First Vice President SGA 1; Annual Staff 1,3; Business Manager 2; Public Relations, Pro-tern 3. Linda Fallin -- Policy Committee, Pro-tern 3. Sandy Hinson -- Glee Club 1; SNA 1,2; CSU 1; Class Secretary 1, 3; Co-Editor Cap 'n Pin 2; Annual Staff 3; Softball Team 1; Judiciary Council 3; Nominating Committee Chairman 3. Mary Isenhour -- Glee Club 1; SNA 1,2; Christman Court Repre- sentative 2; President SGA 2; Executive Board Chairman 2; Dis- trict Student Nurse of the Year 2; Miss Student Nurse Pageant 2; Copy Editor Annual 2. Marti Lain -- SNA 1,2; State Recruitment Committee SNANC 3; Softball Team 1; Glee Club 1; Library Committee 3; CSU 1,2,3; SGA 1,2,3. Diane Link -- Library Committee 1; Parliamentarian 2; SNA 1,2; Glee Club 1; Policy Committee 3; Annual Staff 1,2. 102 Sonia Luttman -- Class Chaplain 2; Class Vice President 1; Student Personnel Services Committee 1; Parliamentarian 3. Joan Madren -- Judiciary Council 2; Class Chaplain 1; Class Trea- surer 3; Co-Editor of Annual 2; Annual Staff 3. Georgette Regan -- Class Secretary 2; Public Relations 1; Annual 3. Ann Straughn -- Ways and Means Pro-tern 3. Hope Swayngim -- Judiciary Council 3; SGA Treasurer 3; Ways and Means Chairman 3; Executive Board 3; Layout Editor Annual 3; Nominating Committee 2; District SNANC Nominating Committee 2; Glee Club 1; Softball Team 1; SNA 1,2. Carol Troy -- Glee Club 1; SNA 1,2; CSU 1,2; Softball Team 1; Library Committee 2; Ways and Means Committee 3; Public Relations Chairman SNANC 3; Nominating Committee 3. Kathy Woodruff -- Glee Club 1; CSU 1,2,3; SNA 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Christmas Court 2; Christmas Queen 3; District IV SNANC President 3; CSU Vice President 2. 103 EDITOR’S NOTE We of the Annual Staff, hope you discovered the feel and meaning behind our theme -- A Woman For All Seasons -- she begins in the fall, the coming of the Freshman, in the winter the Juniors are busy with activities, in the spring, the Seniors prepare for graduation, and the summer is the waiting for new X-ray students -- during the whole time each of us has continued to grow in mind and body. My deepest thanks go to the entire annual staff, without whose help this book would not be possible, but especially to Sylvia Potter and Susan Campbell. Without these two the 1970 CAP AND PIN would never have materialized. A special thank you goes also to Mr. Wendell Deyton whose poem ”A Woman For All Seasons'1 gave meaning to our book. We would like to express our appreciation to Mr. Pete Allen. We believe his patience and knowledge have guided us to the comple- tion of a successful yearbook. Mrs. Nancy Hood's and Miss Nancy Aycock's favorite words were We'll Make It!” To them my warmest thank yous. Many mistakes were made, I sincerely hope next year's staff will profit by these. Beth Huneycutt 104 What'ere the time What'ere the reason Withstand the trys One for all Seasons, Woman. 106 I V . !• •. • v!; - • ■ • . . . ‘ , , ; - . • ' ! } • ■' • . - • v ,v V’-: . ... ■ i• . . . • : A • 1 . . • I, • • h S ' . ' . ' • t ’ - - - , • • •,� , � , v • • • , { «, . ■ ■ ' '.v . 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