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

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MR. JOHN RANKIN Administrator MR. EUGENE SMITH Director of Nursing The Big Three At C. M. H. Although Mr. Rankin is a native of North Carolina, he had spent many years away until his return in 1961 to become Administrator at Memorial. He and his wife have three children; his hobbies include golf, fishing, and hunting. May we introduce Miss Blanton, a new- comer to Memorial? Prior to accepting her present position here, she taught in a col- legiate program in Manila for four years and at the Indian School for Practical Nurses in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a year. Miss Blanton enjoys collecting slides from her travels, including a vacation in Europe. MISS LUCY BLANTON Associate Director of Scliool of Nursing

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ADilSfMIION The light of Guidance may be seen shin- ing brightly throughout every administrative area of Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Besides our instructors, housemothers, and fellow students whom we see daily, a large number of persons contribute to our lives as students. Both these seen and unseen help- ing hands penetrate and influence each stu- dent, thereby enriching her life with a new light — a light which shines further than the keeper can see.

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Our Instructors Deserve A Break Wonder which lucky student is being evaluated at this faculty meeting by Mrs. Neinast, Miss Tilly, Mrs. Frazier, and Mrs. Harris? Absent are Miss Davis, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs! Honeycutt, Miss Jordan, Mrs. Burkehead, and Mr. Deiter. Coffee Time! Between the busy schedule of class and work, we find our instructors enjoying a cup of coffee. Mrs. Propst, Mrs. Miller, Miss Haugan, Miss Blackweider, Mrs. Medlin, Mrs. James, Mrs. Turnage, and Mrs. Payne.