Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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SEfllORS OFFICERS Jo Cloninger President Edie Ritter Vice-President Sue McRee Secretary Ruby Steele Treasurer Miss Gertrude Wilburn Adviser Gee, Mom, I ' m a senior! . . . with a black stripe . . . I ' ve been on night duty for a month (and restriction for two weeks) . . . the housemother leaves at mid- night . . . My vacation is so early I ' ll have to sun- bathe in a fur coat . . . Classes are over, but more troubles begin . . . Grad uniforms don ' t come with the diploma, you know . . . Invitations are so high- might as well not send any . . . Now to find an apart- ment—cheap—with utilities included . . . A.N. A. dues, insurance, old age pension, etc. . . . That Pontiac I mentioned, may have to wait— years.

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m e mo To our nursing arts instructors who taught us to make a bed, To our other instructors, trying to help us to get ahead; To the nursing school directors who gave their kind advice, To our patient housemothers, willing to remind us twice; To Doctors we made wonder if students had a brain, To the Interns who stood by us, making us feel good again; To the Head Nurses whom we slaved for on many a Saturday night, To the Freshmen and the Juniors who helped with all their might; To all the staff and employees for their interest great or small, Every member of this Senior Class would like to say, Thank-you all. —Norma Blue Page Eighteen

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s e n I RS Nancy Lexine Allen HlDDENITE, N. C. A personality as sparkling as dew in the sunlight. Carolyn Thompson Atwell MOORESVILLE, N. C. A gift of gaiety is a great fortune. Ellen Reid Beam Dallas, N. C. Trust everybody, hut always cut the cards. Norma Anne Blue Mount Airy, N. C. Oak trees do from little acorns grow What care I if 1 do grow slow? Peggy Jeanette Brady Salisbury, N. C. Be a friend to all, but love only one. Valdorena Byrd Orrlim, N. C. The bigger, the better.