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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

Mtai Scbi iti Published by Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - - - § . • Concord, North Carolina - y ?- Editors: Carolyn Meroney Kathy Nixon Asst. Editor: ' _ Susan Campbell Co-Advisors Mrs. Nancy Hood Miss Carrie Young Business Manager: Jane Taylor Into Corners of uncertainty...... Yet, We ’ve Only Just Begun — It s a New Way of Life Some Say We Are to Be “Angels of Mercy” Y A New Experience “Young Men and Women In White What Will I Leave Be 6 What Will I Take With Me ? 7 Should I Go Fast Trying to Hurry Through the Painful fj1 Or Should I Go Slow, Making Each Minute Count, Leaving For Every Tear I See to Make a Smile, for Every Hand That Reaches Out To Give a Little of Myself in Return. o i UCi M ft , 1?« vi Oh.......But We’ve Only Just Begun What Is There Waiting For Me Learning From My Mistakes and From Others, Taking One Experience at a Time Living, Loving, Being Myself..... 15 Close To You Light My Fire . • ■ Only The Strong Survive Mercy Mercy Me These Eyes Everyday People even if there is no one there. FRESHMEN Reaching Out Looking Up Learning To Going From Learning Love Knowing Hate Having Fear ■ Vv ,y.v-- •: «I -----------------■--------------------' “ for help, for hope, for a future. make a bed, take a temp, give TLC, be a nurse. anything that is required. and all the hurt that goes with it. and how to control it. and the relief after it's all over. ot a Co Co t- O AD VIS ORS Advisors to our Freshman Class are: Mrs. Louise Clontz and Miss Carrie Young. Officers are: President, Jan Nixon; Vice Presidenc, Cindy Kester; Secretary, Shelia Satterfield; and Treasurer, Sally Arey. 19 Debbie Anderson Susan Baldwin Pat Burke Sally Arey Patsy Banks Sarah Black Donna Barger Karen Austin Bonnie Christy Judy Arthurs 20 Marie Cooke Vickie Cline Judy Clay Cindy Ellington Vicki Elam Betty Dickerson Kweta Danner Phyllis Greene Sherri Foil Katrina Hensley Nancy Hawley Cathy Hartman Pat Jacobs Robbie Jones Mary Ann Kluttz Anne Lowdermilk Sharlyn Mansfield Janice McLaughlin Debbie Miller Judy Mercer Debbie Meadows Sarah Matthews Nixon Dianne Pitman Debbie Moore Gail Moran Gladys Russell Shelia Satterfield Cindy Smith Delores Thomas Don Selvy Betty-Ann Sherrill Pam Thompson Cherrie Speagle Gayla Spears Cindy Stewart 24 Terry West Diane Tilley Pat Thompson Sally Whitley Patty Woodard Chrystal Wilson Susie Wicker Claire Wilson M| I A JUNIORS Sleeping Learning Laughing ■ at those short in-between mo- ments. all the little things that you never knew. when there is time, all the time. Loving Continuing Trying Doing the ten minute breaks between classes. when the road seems too long. to keep our sanity and survive. our thing. ot irncf Advisors to the Junior Class are Miss Dru Beal and Mrs. Sue Barringer. Officers of the Junior Class are: President, George Wilkinson; Vice-President, Denise Piercy; Secretary, Pat Gray; and Treasurer, Gail Freeman. 0 F 27 Sharon Dallman Gail Freeman Sharon Dick Melinda Cox Gisela Ferrell Beverly Bradley Sarah Hopkins Brenda Furr Pat Gray Belinda Kepley Jean Kesler Marledo Hollopeter Sharon Kindley Carolyn Meroney 9UB3K AV$X Shirley Parker Laura Pardue Kathy Nixon Denise Piercry Doreen Smith Jane Taylor Ann Snow Richie White Donna Steele Judy Stamper George Wilkinson Connie Whitley V alerie Young Senior Class Officers: Kathy Howie, President; Judy Ritch, Vice President; Jan Shore, Secretary: Toni Phillips, Treasurer; Mary Shuford, Chaplain. Advisors are: Mrs. Anne Carroll, left and Mrs. Margaret Sellers, right. 34 Ida Susan Campbell Randleman, N. C. Carol Jean Beshears Purlear, N. C. mBM ■ ■ ■mMm. • ■ mm m ■ I s % M Proud Mary : Paula Kaye Conder Durham, N. C. Davis Frances Carpenter Concord, N. C. Kathy Dianne Edwards Charlotte, N. C. Audrey Gail Hamby Lenoir, N. C. Harriette Dolores Gilmore Rock Hill, S. C. Vicki Gail Elliott Statesville, N. C. 36 Jeanette Howell Kuebler Troy, N. C. Linda Sue Hawks Kings Mountain, N. C Kathy Medlin Howie Concord, N. C. Theresa Lane Hunt Lexington, N. C. 37 Lois Sue Moore Lenoir, N. C. Toni Rene Phillips Kannapolis, N. C. Charting time . . . Judy Dianne Ritch Concord, N. C. 38 Janice Lynn Shore Winston Salem, N. C. Pamela Gay Simmons Pfafftown, N. C. Rebecca Lee Simmons Rural Hall, N. C. Mary Florence Shuford Lincolnton, N. C. 39 A nit a Rose Smith Rocky Mount, N. C Linda Stancil Wall Raleigh, N. C. Terri Kay Winstead Yanceyville, N. C. Chosen as mascots for the Class of 1972 were Tim Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jackson, and Katrina Lail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Auray Lail. ’’Between the entrance exam and the R. N. comes the student nurse.” Now these girls are at the end of that life starting on as graduates and soon to be R. N. ’s. This mo- ment is no doubt one of the shakier ones in this portion of their lives. Not even pouring up the first medications or giving the first injection was this nerve racking. No, now they don’t have the instructor to lean on or to turn to. Their decisions must sometimes be quick and always for the patient’s good; and we are proud to say to the 1971 graduate . . . You Can !!! 42 Three awards are given each year: Miss Vicki Almond received the Highest Scholastic Award and Best All Around Award; Mrs. Kathy Whittington received the Surgery Award. DEDICA TION m m n - wm iis Dedication She goes that little extra mile to put the human touch into her nursing care. She is always there when she is needed. She starts early in the morning and by three thirty in the afternoon is still continuing her steady pace. ■ ■ ■■: Our freshman year she worked diligently witn those little girls who had so much trouble figuring out how many minims a cc equals. She always gave us that second chance. . . . And then there was the famous spaghetti supper. . . she worked in the kitchen all day un- til every strand of spaghetti was eaten. Her sincerity and interest in students is reflected by her efforts to bridge the generation gap. For three years we have seen her give of herself and to do this willingly. We have been touched by her ways and mannerisms. For this we are grateful. So to you, MRS. LOUISE CLONTZ we the Senior Class of 1972 dedicate the 1972 CAP AND PIN. wm ■'wmm. m WM ■ : m i n 44 :y:yyyyyy.y:. r-y': ■- 'yy y: ■y v.-..:-y:y::;y y yy-.' y. y APPRECIATION Appreciation It was in the fall of T69 when we tear- fully said good-bye to them. For us it was cutting the apron strings, yet for them they were losing a part of their lives. To us the excitement of leaving home and being on our own was at hand but for them fears crowded their minds - Would they eat right? Would they get enough rest? Who would wash and iron their clothes? Who would treat their colds? Who would be there when they needed someone who really cared? For three long years they have stood by us, sent us letters and given praise of our accomplishments. And now that we are drawing closer to our goal, we look back on them, the ones who have been responsible, those who have set the examples and those who have con- tinued to give their love. In recognition of their concern, we the Senior Class of 1972 deeply extend our appreciation to you, our parents. . -A • . ' . V' . - • - - : . . ;iJ -m-t ■ ■■ ... ■ m;-i timm , • •:l-X-P PiZ ■ ' •. V •• : --. f- ■ m Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Be shears ' Mr. and Mrs. S.R. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Hoyte A. Elliott ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Rexfbrd Hamby Mr. Robert Clifton Hawks, Sr. Mr. Maynard Howell - Mr. and Mrs. Beaufort-Hunt - Mr. and Mrs. D.R. Kesler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Medlin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore =' Mrs. R. H. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Berd F. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Tommy M. Ritch Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell F, Shore Mrs. Ellen W, Shuford Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Simmons Mr, and Mrs. Thomas A. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Reuben R.- Stancil Mrs. Fannie B. Winstead Officers: Gail Watson, President; Cathy Overcash, Vice President; Claudette Burris, Secretary and Treasurer. Dr. M. H. Grimmett Radiologist Mrs. Ann Davis Advisor for X-ray Dr. Allan Tuggle Associate Radiologist Mrs. Sue Osborne Chief Technologist Miss Ann Linthicum Instructor Pam Everhardt FRESHMAN Robin Merritt Charlene Patterson Brenda Rainwater Sandra Tetter Sandra Thaxton .«i � ? .,s,- .: {)w « •.v� •.••■w■•■ , •.• � � • ■■• ir ' Janice Whitesides X - RAY SENIOR Anita Claudette Burris Concord, N. C. Deborah Ann Brackens Salisbury, N. C. Sandra Charlene Hartsell Stanfield, N. C. X-RAY Cathy Jane Overcash Mooresville, N. C. Rita Ann Hinson Concord, N. C. Marcia Gail Watson Salisbury, N. C. CLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBSCLUBS SNA 0 The Student Nurses Association is an organization at local, state and national level. It is the forerunner of the professional organizations. This club represents the true picture of organizational nursing in that it functions in the fight to establish nursing as a true profession. Jan Shore, Local and District 4 SNA president; Kathy Edwards, Secretary; Jane Taylor, Treasurer; Miss Ruth Williard the advisor. A D V I S 0 R 60 The Christian Student Union is an organization of students who do various things for the community as well as share and express their religious ideas Officers are: Susan Baldwin, President; Cherrie Speagle, Vice- President; Doris Reed, Secretary; Patty Woodard, Treasurer. csu Mrs. S. Barringer, Advisor The Christian Student Union is composed of the following mem- bers: Susan Baldwin, Cherrie Speagle, Doris Reed, Patty Woodard, Sarah Black, Donn Barger, Gayla Spears, Terry West, Dianne Pitman, Gail Mo- ran, Kweta Danner, Cornelia Steele, Delores Thomas, Betty Dickerson, Judy Clay, Beverly Bradley, Jan Nixon, Sally Arey, Becky Simmons, Jean Kesler, Carmel Evans, Mary Shuford, Judy Ritch. W 'J : Cabarrus Memorial iios itai School of Nursing LIBRARY Concord, I. C, 28025 GLEE CLUB The Director: Mrs. Evelyn Roberts Those students composing the ensemble are: Gail Freeman, Brenda Furr, Donna Steele, Valerie Young, Sha- ron Dallman, Cyndy Smith, Betty Ann Sherrill, Terry West, Cynthia Loggins, Vicki Elam. The Accompanist: Connie Whitley SGA OFFICERS Officers: President, Becky Simmons; First Vice-President, Sharon Kindley; Second Vice-President, Wall; Secretary, Connie Whitley; Treasurer, Mary Shuford. Linda Stancil ADVISORS Miss Drucilla Beal and Miss Elizabeth Hartsell, Advisors The SGA is the Student Government Association. The organization consists of all the student nurses and the students of x-ray technology. At the meetings held monthly, problems, plans and future aspirations of the school are discussed. 65 CMH ON HILLTOP GOLF COURSE THE STUDENT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND X-RAY FOR NO WE JUST 66 STUDENT BODY A ON THE WE ASSEMBLED BODY OF CABARRUS SCHOOL OF NURSING PARTICULAR REASON ASSEMBLED THEM. JUDICIARY COUNCIL Permanent Members: Linda Wall, Pam Simmons, Sharon Kindley, Janice McLaughlin, Sandra Hartsell. Revolving Members: Becky Simmons, Kathy Nixon, Dianne Pitman. Mrs. Ann Carroll, Advisor The Judiciary Council is a group consist- ing of two representatives from the Fresh man. Junior and Senior Classes. The X- ray class has one representative. The Council considers calldowns and agrees upon a specific way to resolve it. EXEC UT I VE C 0 UNCIL .; £ ' • mw Becky Simmons, Sharon Kindley, Linda Wall, Connie Whitley, Mary Shuford, Gail Watson, Kathy Howie, George Wilkinson, Carolyn Mero ney, Kathy Nixon, Jan Nixon. POLIC Y C OM MITT EE Anita Smith, Becky Simmons, Carolyn Meroney, Connie Whitley, Claire Wilson, Gay la Spears. LIBRARY Gail Hamby, Pam Simmons, Shirley Parker, Vickie Elam, Patty Woodard WAYS AND MEANS Lois Moore, Gail Hamby, Melinda Cox, Ann Snow, Betty Dickerson, Bonnie Christy, Claudette Burris 70 C URRIC UL UM STUDENT PERS ONNEL Mary Shuford, Marledo Hollopeter, Alternate: Nita Smith. (Miss Shuford is not pictured. ) Judy Ritch, Denise Piercy, Cindy Kester. PUBLIC RELATIONS Carol Beshears, Linda Wall, Valerie Young, Jane Tay- lor, Pat Burke, Betty Ann Sherill, Connie Whitley. 71 CAP N PIN STAFF Co-editors for this year's staff are: Carolyn Meroney and Kathy Nixon. ADVISORS The advisors for our staff are: Mrs. Nancy Hood and Miss Carrie Young. Assisting our Co-editors is Susan Campbell. 72 These hard working girls are our typing staff: Chief Typist, Marledo Hollopeter; Dodi Smith, Sarah Black, Judy Arthurs. Not pictured; Vicki Cline. LAYOUT STAFF Layout staff members are: Editor, Brenda Furr; As- sistant is Pat Burke; Sharon Dallman, Claire Wilson, Bonnie Christy, Vicki Elam, Judy Mercer, Debbie Meadows, Karen Austin, Donna Barger, Doris Reed, Not pictured are: Cindy Kester, Rita Hinson, Sandra Thaxton, and Jan Shore. TYPING STAFF 73 B US IN ESS MAN A GEMENT These girls work hard at keeping our books straight. They are: Manager, Jane Taylor and assistant manager, Susan Baldwin. CIRCULATION STAFF lllpll lilil These girls get our annual out to the public: Editor, Judy Stamper; Assistant Editor, Diane Tilley; Sheri Foil, not pictured are Lindy Kepley and Kathy Edwards. 74 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Without these girls our annual would be nothing but words: Editor, Peggy Snider; Assistant Editor, Sheri Foil; Gail Freeman, Cindy Smith, not pictured is Vicki Cline, George Wilkinson, Dianne Tilley and Phyllis Greene. COPY STAFF The creative (?) members of our staff are: Editor, Donna Steele; Assistant Editor, Sharlyn Mansfield; Dodi Smith, Shelia Satterfield, and Janice McLaughlin. 75 What pictures? What's your excuse this time? I wanna take you higher . . . . Don't say that! Shoulder pads-up here? ! Rubber duckies. HELP! ! We can work it out . . . I don't understand this! This is work? mm Msmm Smmm v f'S|fSs$ ?? ■ A yjfs ' S©K sfe ?ei Bmawgi ? ?« '?? ijwmiHw nra Mr. Robert Wall is the hospital administrator; helping him are Mr. Jack Cook and Mr. Charles Gil- liam assistant administrators. (Not pictured is Mr. Jack Cook. ) HOSPITAL AD MINIS TRA TION Miss Louise Harkey, R.N. is the Administrative con- sultant for the hospital. 78 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Members of the board are: Mr. George A. Batte, Jr. , Chairman; O. J. Baucom; Harold Belk; Z. B. Bradford; F. L. Cauble; Roy Christenbury; J. Ivey Cline; Sam W. Colerider, Jr. ; R. Gaither Critz; Lewis P. Crook; T. S. Dellinger; C. H. Dry; Homer L. Fink; Archie Fisher; George W. Gillon; Louise Harkey; John Sharpe Hartsell; W. A. Helder- man, Jr.; Freeman Johnson; Ned D. Johnson; Frank Joyner; A. C. Lentz; F. B. Massey; J. P. McCall; S. S. McCoy; Ervin R. Morris; D. C. Mower; John K. Odell; J. Lewis Patterson; Charles Porter; Joe M. Propst; H. A. Richards; A. Turner Shinn; William L. Sloop; Joe Stallings; Henry C. Troutman; J. Lewis Verble; Robert Wall, Administra- tor. Not in order of appearance. 79 NURSING ADMINIS TRA TION The Director of the Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing is Miss Martha M. Adams. She received her diploma at Mather School of Nursing in New Orleans, Louisiana. Miss Adams received her B.S. Degree at Queens College, Charlotte, North Carolina. She also attended Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana. She has been our school director for five years. The Assistant Director of the Cabarrus Memorial Hos- pital School of Nursing is Miss Carrie Young. She at- tended the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and received a B.S. Degree in Home Economics while minoring in Education. She also attended Bellevue School of Nursing, New York City, New York, where she received her Diploma. She has been our school assistant director for five years. 80 Sue Barringer, R.N. B. S. Nursing Instructor Anne Carroll, R.N. Nursing Instructor B. S. FACULTY Donna Cline, R.N. B. S. Nursing Instructor Louise W. Clontz, R.N. B.A. Nursing Instructor Lucille Cook, R.N. B.S. Nursing Instructor Nancy Hood, R. N. Nursing Instructor B. S Ruthjacokes, R. N. B.S. M. S.N. Psychiatry Elizabeth Hartsell, B.S. H.E. Basic Science and Nutrition Jewell Kennedy, R. N. Nursing Instructor Raynette Grant, B.A. Admissions Counselor Maj orie M. S.N. Hawkins, R.N. B.S. M.Ed. Physchiatry 82 Elizabeth Mabrey, R. N. Nursing Instructor Thurman Plexico, A.B. B. D. Social Sciences Dianna Lemons, R. N. Nursing Instructor B. A. B. S. Jearldean Mills, R. N. Nursing Instructor Dorothy Monroe, B.A. Social Sciences Verna Mae Link, M.S. L.S. Librarian Margaret Sellers, R.N. B. A. Flora Stanley, R.N. B. S. Psychiatry Nursing Instructor Sally Stephens, B. S. H.E. Science Instructor Ruth Williard, R.N. M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Sandra Wilkes, R.N. B. S. Psychiatry Frances Withers, R.N. B. S. Nursing Instructor 84 Dr. Barry Hawkins Student Health Physician How many other doctors would take time out from their busy schedule to hear a bunch of student nurses complain of aches and pains? It couldn't be anyone else but Dr. Hawkins. Just knowing his concern for you makes you feel better. HEALTH SERVICES Miss Edith Dennis At least every student has traveled the yellow brick road which leads to the office of Miss Dennis. We are not searching ior a way oack nome, a heart, a brain, or courage but a return to normal health and Miss Dennis is always there to help us. 85 Mrs. Buelah Summers Library Assistant Without this lady the school of nursing would run a little less efficiently. For your time and effort on our behalf, we thank-you - Mrs. Hilda Gibbons. rhese ladies also help - typing out tests, schedules and eeping us supplied with different necessary papers, rhanks to you - Mrs. Alice Stokes and Mrs. Ann Long. HOUSEMOTHERS Mrs. Zelma Lisk Mrs. Gladys Simpson Mrs. Naomi Eudy iiiiiig SyMMzWMv'M -. .r’ r •; - ' .■.■■■ Xn y t auaatorS� ! m'! If your picture is not among these, it's not because we don't appre- ciate you, it's because we could not find you! We would like to express our appreciation to all of the doctors for putting up with our questions, our slowness and even at times our fumbling mistakes. . . 92 FLOWERS GKRDUATIGM CONCERTS ScRut W'lN9 i N 0 • 9 • •• FESTIVAL QUEEN OF FALL FESTIVAL It’s November the 6th, 8 a.m. -students are raking leaves, setting up booths, getting food ready. What could cause all of this commo- tion? The Fall Festival! A yearly effort of the students to raise money for the annual. The highlight of the event was the crowning of the Fall Festival Queen, Miss Debbie Brackens. The '71 event was concluded with tired feet and aching backs. Sots tu The Fall Festival Court included Judy Ritch from the Senior Class, Gail Freeman from the Junior Class, Nancy Hawley representing the Freshman class, and Debbie Brachens from the School of X—Ray. CHRISTMAS DANCE CHRISTMAS QUEEN An unusually warm evening, hol- ly, candles, dim lights, scrump- tious refreshments, all helped to create the festive mood for our 1971 Christmas Dance. Cool, groovy, fast, slow, in- spiring, up-lifting, soulfully dynamic-who could be all of these things? Brotus Jackson and the Magnificents, the outa-sight group who performed at our dance. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of our Christmas Queen 1971, Miss Jan Shore. 100 SENIOR Terri Winstead Jeanette Kuebler JUNIOR Belinda Kepley Gisela Ferrell FRESH MAN X-RAY Glaudette Burris Sally Arey; not pictured Pat Jacobs 101 JUNIOR SENIOR 102 Devil in the white nightgown TALENT SHOW Mule train Raindrops Oops! Three cheers for Cabarrus m Everything you always wanted to know about student nurses but were afraid to ask? Little Pillow Men Henry and Eliza Shindig The Nurses' March Twelve Years of School of life and what a life means to them. 106 Fall is here, with it comes a new group of students. These girls are here hoping to achieve their goal and become a good nurse. Amidst stud- ies, picnics and parties they learn. They learn more Winter brings sparkling snow and with it a hope of a new year. Snowball fights, more studies and spaghetti suppers help pass the time. Becoming more aware of patients' needs and how to meet them; they are ready now for any challenge. Spring blossoms in full glory. Flowers and trees, people are be- coming more aware of their beauty. Spring concerts, getting our spring and summer clothes out, long walks during P. E. and Easter break helps bring about still more changes. Although summer here at school is short; much is crammed into it. Lots of studies, dia- betic care studies, cardiac team, still remembering. . . graduation. The swim - ming pool is busy, the sun porch is used, sun- burns are nursed (and scrubbing for surgery on sunburns is no fun!) Then at last, the final exams taken and vaca- tion begins. EPILOGUE It was only a year, a beginning and an end, but the things that are in the middle - that’s what counts. A mixture of studying, friendship, .learning to live with each other and the world; not just one big experience but many little experiences, all part of the memories of CMH. We’ve only just begun to learn to be an individual, to accept and forgive the things we once could not understand ... to know the difference between right and wrong ... to love ... to car el To everyone who gave of themselves to create the '72 Cap and Pin we offer our sincerest appreciation and thanks. To those who tolerated us through four deadlines and millions of gripes, we thank for the shoulder on which we leaned and cried so many times. To the entire student body for making the book possible by your hard work and support of the Fall Festival, we offer our thanks. A special thanks to: Susan Campbell for her knowledge and guidance during our night and weekend sessions; Brenda Furr for her continuous work; Peggy Snider for trying to satisfy our needs with pictures; Mrs. Nancy Hood and Miss Carrie Young for their devotion and concern; and our staff for their untiring work, with little recognition, but invaluable service. We cannot close without offering our sinceest appreciation to Mr. Jim Wilhelm who ans- wered endless questions about endless ideas and Mr. Ken Ballard who photographed, posed, and listened to our gripes at our convenience and not his. Although our book is finished, we hope every student will accept it ar her challenge to be- gin every day with our theme. We've Only Just Begun. Co-Editors 108