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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

«r3 € najjif 1962 JUns£eJS i ie Senior C ass CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ■S||Sy=! i a 3. r 8 l_ S ..J - _ .JI . 5 J- 1 Mi m ISII s ISllH nHii BIHI BBBiBb BLi l|N.a|B p - ■ -Ml| i« 1 „ r 1962 SCHOOL OF NURSING Charlotte, North Carolina Dear Diary, As my school years here at Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing draw to a close I find my mind full of wonderful memories. Looking over the following pages of my diary I find pictures of instructors, classmates, friends, and places which will be unforgettable to me. This diary will soon be a book of the past, and Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will be a stepping-stone to the future — my profession of nursing. The fond memories and heartaches of my student nursing days as I have lived and loved them are captured in these pages, and they will be cherished forever. tdxtnixtin We are grateful to you for . . . Many helpful suggestions. Ability to be understanding. Doing for others as the Golden Rule implies. Giving your time generously. Endeavoring to guide us, without dominating us. Preparing us to assume the responsibilities of Nursing. Respecting the feelings and beliefs of others. Observing, tact and consideration. Patience with our inexperience. Somehow making us believe in ourselves. Teaching us by example the dignity of nursing. In appreciation for dedication to teaching, willingness to guide, and giving of time and interest for the betterment of Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, the senior class proudly dedicates the 1962 LAMP to Mrs. Madge Propst. Out-Patient Clinic New Lounge Miss Ethel F. Burton Associate Director of School of Nursing Miss Elizabeth White, R.N., A.B. Director of Nursing Service and School of Nu ' sing Mr. John Rankin Administrator Jfacultg Mrs. Virginia Berkhead Instructor, Social-Psychology Miss Evelyn Davis Instructor, Out-Patient Clinic Mr. Donn Louis Dieter Instructor, Nursing Science f Tr Mrs. Frances S. Frazier Instructor, Maternity and Infant Nursing Mrs. Clarlene H. Fulk Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Rutli D. Harris Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing 4 Mrs. Sally Honeycutt Instructor, Nutrition and Diet Therapy Mrs. Olga James Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Mary Ann Jordan Instructor, Nursing of Children Jf acuity t-r Mrs. Elinor Medlin Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Frances Miller Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Evelyn D. Perry Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Madge K. Propst Instructor, Nursing Mrs. Mary Soulier Instructor, Nursing of Children Miss Mary Faye Williams Instructor, Operating Room Nursing _ _ LUM I  . , J.JL .JIXUX K - STUDENTS RESIDENCE PRIVATE ' %. o si one io me fuiure President: Kitty Carpenter, Vice-President: Maxine Coley, Secretary: Meredith Chand- ler, Treasurer: Jean Wray FRESHMEN Sally Baker Brenda Brooks Carolyn Burns Joann Caldwell Katherine Carpenter Barbara Cashion s r-1 FRESHMEN Meredith Chandler Judith Childers Martha Cobb Mary Coffey Margaret Coley Sondra Collins Judith Cox Wanda Davenport Patricia Flowers Sara Fowler Marian Harrell Nancy Harris p. I5| 1 ■l l W m p FRESHMEN Myra Jernigan Carolyn Jones Jo Ann Kennedy Margaret Keziah Christine Lane Jeanette Larson Carol Lindley Carole McGowan Elva Medlin f Sara Moriarty Gloria Oakley iM FRESHMEN Charlotte Osborn Patricia Price Jimmie Roberts Mary Robertson Mary Rogers Joyce Sain Barbara Saine Joann Schmidt Brenda Smith Barbara Snuggs Patricia Sparger Sandra Spell FRESHMEN Nancy Storey- Phyllis Tipton Dianne Watkins i ' W Peggy Wells Karol White 5 Jk- Nancy Wilkinson Carrie Jean Wray ■jA - ' . , f STUDENTS RESIDENCE PRIVATE Juniors! siripe acfcfs a new fooA President: Martha Brackett, Vice-President: Karen Abernathy, Secretary: Louise Bee- son, Treasurer; Loris Dover JUNIORS Mrs. Sylvia Abernathy Karen Abernathy Gloria Austin Kay Austin Linda Avant Louise Beeson JUNIORS Alyce Berry Martha Brackett Joyce Canterbury Carolyn Caskey Sallie Coley Loris Dover rl F? 1 Elaine Earnhardt Margaret Finger Patsy Foard Barbara Goans Patsy Griswold Donna Hall ' m |p R ip ,| ' ' JUNIORS Peyton Harris Jane Hodge Beverly Holloway Mrs. Barbara Carter Margaret Justus Joyce Lemmond Carol McAdams Violet Moretz Carolyn Nodine Nancy Norton Thomasene Parris Carole Parrott JUNIORS Jean Patterson Barbara Porter Margaret Postlethwait Marjorie Reynolds Margaret Schrader Joyce Smith Gale Stancill Jessie Stegall Jayne Upton ■I HT Ann Wheeler Brenda Whitaker Patty Lloyd Joanne Snead, Dot Teal, Judy Cabaniss, Cordelia Watson, Delores Correll, Carroll Carpenter, Claire McLean, Brenda West, Lorene Little JUNIOR MARSHALS .UDENTS RESIDENT PRIVATE eniorsi As my jCursin c ays c aw io a close y pnd my mmo J-uJJ oj- wonoerj-ul memories SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Joy Lawrence, Vice-President: Foxene Boyles, Secretary: Dot Teal, Treasurer: Claire McLean Ouida Blackwelder challenge, life is Foxene Boyles Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themse lves. THE SENIOR CLASS Judy Cabiness Light of heart, light of step, quick of wit, and full of pep. Carroll Carpenter Friendly, intelligent, sincere and kind; A nobler girl you ' ll never find. Delores Correll The smile on her face is hut a reflection of her heart. Mary Ann Earley Capable, clever, and sweet with a kind word for all she meets. SENIORS Ann Hamrick An all-around girl with a thou- sand traits. Polly Hamrick Quietness and diligence vade her gentle spirit. Peggy Harrill A likable girl in a likable way. Laura Hyatt If a girl is worth knowing at all, she is worth knowing well. Jean Johnstone A manner so plain, grave, un- affected, and since re. Faithful in what ' er her hand findeth to do. Vicki King Determination, self confidence, and effort make dreams come true. SENIORS Joyce Lawrence Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Marilyn Lee Quick of mind, and quick of feet, a charming smile and al- ways neat. Lorene Little A dependable worker whose loyalty and determination will carry her far. Imogene McAbee A steady girl with a goal in view, willing to work and see it through. SENIORS Claire McLean Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get. Sarah Overstreet She ' s as good as she is fair, For goodness dwells with kind- ness there. Peggy Phillips Conscientious, serious minded, loves fun ... a genuine friend all in one. Joanne Snead A package full of brains, and a heart full of sunshine. Dorothy Stout Sweet and happy and always smiling. Linda Swain A good disposition is to valued more than gold. SENIORS Dorothy Teal Smart, capable, and always kind, In fact she just can ' t be defined. Carol Thornburg In her we find beauty, grace, charm, and most of all friend- liness. Sherrie Upole It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Leslie Verran can do all things through God who strengthened me. SENIORS Mrs. Cordelia Watson Foust She has the rare gifts of both wisdom and personality. Brenda West Not too serious, not too ga a likeable girl in every way. Linda Yarbrough Variety is the spice of life. Jfeaturesi lnfor eiia£fe iimes. ancf Jriends ;. i ) ■ ' ;A Judy Cabaniss Martha Brackett Meredith Chandler 1 f CHRISTMAS QUEEN MARTHA BRACKETT Mm««mif--- ' m tnxtit Most Popular Delores Correll n trlnVxXtts Most Professional Marilyn Lee Most Athletic Peggy Harrill Most Courteous Claire McLean Most Talented Mrs. Cordelia Watson Foust IWI ' iM. Une manr rofes we leacT . President, Mrs. Cordelia Watson Foust; Secretary, Joanne Snead; Members: Martha Brackett, Joyce Smith, Claire McLean. JUDICIARY HONOR COUNCIL Purpose: The Judiciary Honor Council shall act as a judiciary body concerning dishonesty in class preparation, partici- pation, test, and examinations. Lack of respect of property of classmates, hos- pital, and the school of nursing. Any incidence of untruthfulness. First House Manager, Carol Thornburg; Second House Manager, Violet Moretz; Secre- tary, Tommie Parris; Members: Ouida Blackwelder, Peggy Phillips, Joy Lawrence, Jayne Upton, Kay Austin, Peggy Wells, Carolyn Jones, Martha Cobb, Ann Hamrick, Barbara Carter. Purpose: To consider any infraction in the House Rules. RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL First Lady: Dot Teal, Secretary-treasurer: Claire McLean, Carroll Carpenter, Delores Correll, Lorene Little, Joanne Snead SANTA FILOMENA Santa Filomena, Senior Honorary of the Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nurs- ing is an organization of which the purpose is to recognize achievement and promote leadership. Each member must show recog- nized qualities of leadership or must have made some contribution toward the better- ment of the School of Nursing. President: Dottie Stout, Vice-President: Louise Beeson, Secretary-Treasurer: Patsy Griswold, Family Altar Chairman: Marjorie Reynolds, Publicity: Polly Hamrick, Ves- pers Program Chairman: Marilyn Lee, Sunday School Chairman: Claire McLean, Organist: Peyton Harris. So, then, to every man his chance — To every man, regardless of his birth His shining, golden opportunity — To every man the right to live, To work, to be himself, And to become Whatever thing his manhood and his vision Can combine to make him — This seeker Is the promise of America. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION — Wolfe LAMP STAFF 1 -v V AA 1 1 w i ' j MHBfm !ilH J  . 1 Ji M lA 1 - _ . ' Til ■•P inr g.-nl- r Pictured: Cordelia Watson Foust, Martha Cobb, Chris Lane, Karol White, Trish Sparger, Sally Baker, Joyce Sain, Carole Parrott, Laura Hyatt, Collie Jones, Meredith Chandler, Kitty Carpenter, Elva Medlin, Sara Fowler, Kay Austin. Editor Mrs. Cordelia Watson Foust Assistant Editor Laura Hyatt Business Manager Jean Johnstone Editor: Joanne Snead, Circulation Manager: Ouida Blackwelder, Feature Editor: Patsy Foard, Art Editor: Jean Patterson, Reporters: Laura Hyatt, Mrs. Cordelia Watson Foust, Judy Cabiness, Nancy Norton, Louise Beeson, Judy Cox, Judy Childers, Frances Coffey, Kitty Carpenter, Mary Ann Rogers, Typists: Ouida Blackewelder, Sarah Overstreet. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS The staff of the SIGNS AND SYMP- TOMS strived to have an outstanding newspaper. It contained all the regular items usually liked, and new articles were added for interest. It contains articles of outstanding students, doc- tors, additions to the Nursing staff, and jokes for variety. President: Marge Justus, Secretary: Meredith Chandler, Librarians: Collie Jones, Kitty Carpenter, Robe Chairmen: Carole McGowan, Jean Wray, Members: Karen Abernathy, Alice Berry, Ouida Blackwelder, Carolyn Burns, Joann Caldwell, Carol Carpenter, Kitty Carpenter, Barbara Cashion, Meredith Chandler, Judy Childers, Martha Cobb, Frances Coffee, Maxine Coley, Judy Cox, Sarah Fowler, Nancy Goswick, Patsy Gris- wold, Kathy Harrell, Peyton Harris, Laura Hyatt, Myra Jernigan, Collie Jones, Marge Justus, JoAnne Kennedy, Chris Lane, Jeannie Larson, Joyce Lemmond, Carole McGowan, Elva Medlin, Patsy Moore. Becky Moriarty, Tommie Parris, Carol Parrott, Joyce Smith, Barbara Snuggs, Sandy Spell, Jesse Stegall, Nancy Storey, Mrs. Cordelia Foust, Anne Wheeler, Brenda Whitaker, Karol White, Jean Wray, Leslie Verran, Dottie Stout. GLEE CLUB To allow students to take part in an outside activity ; one in which they en- joy singing. The members provide en- tertainment at churches, radio, student body and for themselves. Director Mr. Bill Thomas President: Carroll Carpenter, First Vice-President: Delores Correll, Second Vice- President: Joyce Smith, Secretary: Donnie Hall, Treasurer: Loris Dover, Representa- tives: Joy Lawrence, Judy Cabiness, Joanne Snead, Karen Abernathy, Mrs. Cordelia Watson Foust, Karol White, Chris Lane, Louise Beeson, Marge Justus, Sondra Collins, Dottie Stout, Pat Lloyd, Linda Swain, Parliamentarian. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council transacts all business of the Student-Faculty Asso- ciation, except such matters as need to be submitted to the membership at large. It supervises and coordinates the activities of the organizations and clubs and assists in interpreting their functions. It decides upon all expenditures, passes upon all measures submitted to it by the membership, interprets and carries out all measures adopted by the membership. President: Judy Cabaniss, Vice-President: Margaret Justus, Secretary: Marjorie Reynolds, Treasurer: Carol McAdams, Jeanne Larson, Joy Lawrence, Sylvia Abernathy, Carolyn Nodine, Dianne Watkins, Patsy Flowers, Jean Patterson, Donna Hall, Jean Wray, Peggy Harrill, Nancy Storey, Ruth Davenport, Joann Schmidt, Martha Cobb, Kitty Carpenter, Elva Medlin, Pat Lloyd, and Joyce Sain. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Athletic Association is to provide extra-curricular activities for the students, and to promote school sportsmanship. Peggy Harrill, Donna Hall, Judy Cabaniss, Carolyn Nodine, Marge Justus, Sherrie Uphole, Jean Wray, Ruth Davenport, Elva Medlin, Nancy Storey, Joann Schmidt, Dianne Watkins, Jeanne Larson, Joyce Sain, Kitty Carpenter, Patsy Flowers. Lvk- Peggy Harrill Co-Captains Donna Hall BASKETBALL The purpose of the basketball team is to encourage exer- cise and good physical condition ; to practice good sports- manship, and to enjoy competitive activities by participat- ing in the Charlotte Basketball City League. . i y I Sandy Spell P Marjorie Reynolds CHEERLEADERS A .. A K y ' Pattie Lou Price 1 Gloria Austin Bobbie Goans Jean Patterson Sherry Osborn I Carol McAdams Nurse ' s Residence Our thanks to Mr. Wainwright Our trips to Story Book Forrest Friends — never to be Forgotten! PA. Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing affiliates with Torrance State Hospital for studying Psychiatric Nurs- ing. The basic nursing objective being: to give nursing care through understand- ing. Inter-personal relationships with patients are a definite therapeutic tool that have a real effect on the course of a patient ' s illness. Torrance in Spring Gosh it ' s Pretty ■j Hf HH H K t li j8? ' %M - B ■H i M M n K.V ; H -i IJ fl| Miss Harrington Mrs. Britt SNAPSHOTS -m,. i Observing Si ' ns ancf Symp oms HEAD NURSES Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Carriker, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Kiker, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ward, Miss Fincher, Miss Mahaffy, Mrs. Funderburk, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Tyson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. James, Miss Hawley. SUPERVISORS Miss Solomon, Mrs. Hough, Miss Falls, Mrs. Icard, not pictured Mrs. Ferguson ORTHOPEDICS Our central objective is to acquire knowledge of the etio- logical factors, signs and symptoms, complications, and treatment of musculo-skeletal disorders as a basis for giving effective nursing care. UROLOGY For the student to gain better understanding of the im- portance of maintaining elimination from Urinary tract. OBSTETRICS To provide the opportunity for the student to broaden her knowledge, skills, and understanding of the maternal cycle and to apply her abilities in the care of mother and baby. GYNECOLOGY Objectives for students during the course of Gynecology include ; better understanding of self as a woman, under- stand the physical and emotional changes in the female in relation to the reproductive system, and to increase appre- ciation of value of good health habits and preventive meas- ures for the nurse as well as the patient. I ■ MEDICINE That branch of medicine concerned with preventing ill- ness, caring for the ill patient, and helping the patient regain his maximum usefulness. SURGERY That branch of medicine concerned with the pre-opera- tive and post-operative care of the patient in correcting deformities, repairing injuries and relieving suffering. IIHII PEDIATRICS To help the student to understand the parent-child-nurse relations not only thru her eyes, but through the eyes of the parent and child as well. OPERATING ROOM The aim of the student nurse ' s experience in the operating room is to help her develop an understanding of the opera- tion as a method of treatment and to use the knowledge gained as a basis for more effective nursing. EMERGENCY ROOM With health educators, physicians, and other workers of the health team, students share the responsibility for teaching and practicing effective first aid. CLINIC Where the student nurses work as an active member of the health team in the twenty various dinics. The aim being to prolong life, promote health, and aide in planning re- habilitation. UDENTS RESIDENCE PRIVATE W0 THE GREATER For over 67 years, your Home of Better Values Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS tsassBejgiifB McEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE ED 4-6421— FR 5-6502 727 E. Morehead Street Charlotte, N. C. MEINECKE Extends very best wishes to the Nurses at Charlotte Memorial MEINECKE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Hospital Supplies POUND AND MOORE CO. Stationers — Office Outfitters Printers — Gifts 304 S. Tryon Street Phone 5-7751 ' Compliments of a Friend ' STAMEY ' S Drive-In Restaurant 841 N. Tryon Street Charlotte, N. C. Curb Service — Pick-Up Orders John Stamey Ben Stamey Telephone FR 5-8553 JAMES J. HARRIS COMPANY INSURANCE— SURETY BONDS 515 Johnston Building Charlotte 2, North Carolina Phone FR 5-7311 THE WORLD FAMOUS OPEN KITCHEN Cosmopolitan Cuisine and Atmosphere FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS A Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. Charlotte, N. C. WHOLESALE FOODS FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE INSTITUTIONAL FOODS FROZEN FOODS Always Poys To Buy The Best Best wishes to Seniors 1962 COFFEE HOUSE of Charlotte Memorial Hospital Off The New Lobby We Serve Your Taste BREAKFAST— LUNCH— DINNER SUNDRIES— MAGAZINES— NOTIONS All Items Also Prepared To Go CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION HARRILL ' S BAR-B-Q Barbecue at its Best Delivery Service 1025 Kings Drive Charlotte, N. C. ED 4-8808 MILLER AND KERNS Funeral Directors 322 Hawthorne Lane Charlotte, N. C. J. Marcus Kerns Karl C. Miller MEDICAL PHARMACY Doctors Building Kings Drive Phone FR 6-1547 THE HOOT MOi RESTAURANT Your Satisfaction Is Our Greatest Interest THE STAVRAKAS BROTHERS AMERICAN BEAUTY FLORIST, INC. 1506 South Boulevard Phone ED 3-4177 Corsages — Floral Arrangements Funeral Designs TUXEDOS FOR RENT z o o o ■IJ Ck iB d ' fkm j o t 1930 CAMDEN ROAD, CHARLOTTE, N. C. A DIVISION OF PACKAGE PRODUCTS COMPANY, I NC. FASHION FLORIST Fashions in Flowers 1344 Romany Rd. FR 6-3894 KALE-LAWING COMPANY Office Supplies Equipment Printinc 217 S. Tryon Street Phone FR 7-2641 PATRONS Mrs. Sadie Kopp Mr. Mrs. Alvin N. Johnston Mrs. Lila Frick Miss Estelle Barber Mrs. Ada Dewese Mrs. Lillian Dougherty A Friend Student Council SOUTHERN DRUG CO. The Store of Service 1400 E. Morehead Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 2-7713 VISIT THE DEB SHOPS Dresses and Sportswear 1375 S. Tryon Street 1326 Central Avenue Park Road Shopping Center Charlotte, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Printing Calculators and High Speed Calculators Ten Key and Full Keyboard Adding Machines Receipt Issuing Cash Registers Dictation and Transcription Equipment VICTOR BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY DIVISION VICTOR COMPTOMETER CORPORATION 1611 E. Seventh Street Charlotte, N. C. FRanklin 5-7708 MYERS PARK PHARAAACY Prescription Druggists 1 340 Romany Road Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 2-7187 THOMPSON DENTAL COMPANY 1142 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte 4, N. C. EVERYTHING DENTAL CONGO WORKROOM SUPPLIES ' A complete line of supplies for. SEWING WORKROOM DEPT. HOUSEKEEPING DEPT. LAUNDRY DEPT. LINEN DEPT. Threads, Tapes, Bi nding, Pins, Buttons, Webbings, Zippers, Etc. T. J. CONNOLLY CO. 300 West Adams St. Chicago 6, Illinois ASPHALT liC. Phone EDison 3-8681 CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. All Types Asphalt and Concrete P. 0. Paving Box 1335 Streets, Curbs and Gutters, Driveways, Walks, Pat OS and Industrial Areas No Job Too Large or Too Smoll FREE ESTIMATES HARRIS-TEETER SUPERMARKETS SUPER MARKETS, mc CHARLOTTETOWN MALL Shop 40 Stores Tropical Paradise Free Parking Open Til 9 Saturdays Til 6 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND J FlNiST DUALITY IN Y1A..00 I