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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

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Gon en s Introduction 1-16 Faculty and Administration 17-20 Classes 21-46 Activities 47-60 Features 61-72 Advertisements 73-85 Directory 86-88 Hootnanney on the lawn jCew Oc uca ionaf Stage view in new auditorium Conference Room View of back of auditorium CBuifc ing Opens Lounge area in new building DKedicine s ur yery . Qlrofo yy Sunecologu 0£s e r cs CPecfiairics J sucniafru Operating CRoom Or nopea cs S7n ensioe Care cdni (Ljmergencu U oom Ou pah ' enf Gfinic S7n erns and Residents Seated, L to R: Dr. T. Watanabe, Dr. Aaron Bernstein, Dr. Yong Bai, Dr. Eugenia York. First row: Dr. Donald Riopel, Dr. A. T. Johnson, Dt. A. B. Babanoury, Dr. Heyder Grael, Dr. A. Tamayo, Dr. Buck May, Dr. Bryant Galusha, Director of Medi- cal Education. Second row: Dr. K. Ibrahim, Dr. Henry Showalter, Jr., Dr. Howe, Dr. Thomas Winn, Jr., Dr. M. Tavana, Dr. Douglas Smith. Third row: Dr. Oscar Sandoval, Dr Henry Stockwell, Dr. James Butler, Dr. Thomas Breeden, Dr. John Roper. Fourth row: Dr. Edwin Mize, Jr., Dr. James Anderson, Dr. John Schug, Dr. Jeff Kaestner, Dr. Ian Matheson, Dr. Donald Joyce, Dr. Dan Adcock, Dr. Pete Giammichele. Miss Wilburn, R.N., A. Student Health Nurse Mrs. Daughtery, secretary Not pictured: Mrs. Woods. [ - C P 19 P J ■1 )e iProucffu ecQcaie t£e iDamp to Jltiss iDaura Uomczax Living in a dormitory, our housemothers are very important to us. This year we would like to recognize Miss Tomczak for going so far beyond the basic duties of her work to be a Mother to us away from home. She has made it a habit to do the extra things, and treat each student as an individual. She is always of greatest assistance in emer- gencies and with our problems. We will always be grateful for the vital interest she has shown in us and for making our life at CMH so much happier. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION administration We, the students of CMH, are very grateful to our administra- tion for the constant progress and high standards they have provided in our school and the hospital in which we learn. Mrs. Jessie P. Kiser Associate Director, School of Nursing Mr. Eugene J. Smith Director of Nursing Mr. John Rankin Administrator Jacuffu Miss Bivens R.N., B.S. ■85 ff9i- Miss Blackwelder R.N., B.S. Miss Breese R.N., B.S., M.A. Mrs. Burkhead A.B. Miss Cheshire Mr. Dieter Mrs. Fredericks Mrs. Harris R.N., B.S., M.S. B.S., M.Ed. R.N., B.S. R.N. and (Guidance, and Ward Adminis. Bio. Science) Mrs. Honeycutt B.S. (Home Eco. Grad. Work) Mrs. James R.N., and Ward Adminis. Mrs. Medlin R.N., B.S. Mrs. Neinast R.N. JacufitJ Mrs. Miller R.N. Mrs. Payne R.N., B.S. VIrs. Propst R.N., B.S. Mrs. Smith R.N., B.S. Mrs. Thaler R.N., B.S. Not Pictured: Miss Haugen, R.N. Mrs. Morris, R.N., B.S. Miss Smith, R.N., B.S. Miss Tilley R.N., B.S., M.A. (Ac Mrs. Turnage R.N., B.S. Ivanced Nursing) She did what? I knew the faculty would score. 0 j Li MM 5S? «?►-- - a3!s CLASSES President, Ronnie Small ; Vice President, Susie Baker ; Secretary, Suzanne Harvey and Treasurer, Hazel Turkelson. res iman Glass Officers We will always remember our Freshman year at C. M. H. — Rat week, the capping ceremony, our three male students and those growing pains that changed us somehow from teenagers to responsible adults. The year hasn ' t been easy but it ' s been fun. Happiness mingled with sadness, worried and carefree hours, work and play have been a part of our lives. These memories we will remember through the years. This is the class of ' 66 Kay Anderson Linda Arnold Steve Austin Karen Aycock Martha Baker Ruth Ball Reba Barrier Stella Barringer JresAi men Beverly Baumgardner Joy Beaver Phyllis Beeker Helen Berry Barbara Billingsley Alpha Juline Bishop Vivian Blalock Kay Boyette Judy Brown Faye Buchanan Elaine Calton Donis Canady Jean Cates Eric Cathey Janet Connelly Jresnmen Jane Copley Sylvia Craven Betty Crowell Dianne Dallas Nancy Day Elaine Durst Norma Eakes Judy Elkins Alice England Michelle Faulkner Joyce Fisher Carol Garrison Barbara Gregory Stephanie Guerin Helen Guin Linda Harris Jresnmen Freddie Hartley Suzanne Harvey Paulette Holbrook Dot Ilderton Carolyn Johnston Rhonda Knight Mary Larson Brenda Leatherman ff IT I ill ft ft fl ft Linda Lee Ann Leonard Gail Leonard Peggy Levan (Pf f Susan Lewellyn Golda Loiflin Frances Long Janice Ludwick [Jresnmen Verna McClay Carolyn McGill Janice McGirt Barbara McKendree Martha McLaurin Sandra Metts Carol Morris Brenda Moran ft © ? a 1 Gail Huffstetler Sarah Nelson Nicki Nicholson Dianne O ' Quinn Barbara Palmer Ila May Patterson Kay Pickard Kay Plyler iTresnmen PP r Janet Powell Verna Randall Linda Rhodes Glenda Scott Martha Singleton Ronnie Small Peggy Smith Brenda Stone Russell Talley Joyce Thomas Lee Thomas Linda Tucker Rat-Ronnie rats Rat-Nancy ' s rats nest. Rat? Right! Ifk resnmen Hazel Turkelson Rosemary Webster Lynda Williams Nancy Williams Donna Wood Janet Young Darnell Young Judy Zirkel p p @§ Carolyn Brittain, President; Sandy Payton, Vice President; Judy Earn- hardt, Secretary ; and Pat Mount, Treasurer. Junior Glass Officers A year of growth, of gain, of successes and defeats, joys and sorrows. A year that saw us moving more rapidly, more surely, toward our goal. A year that saw us take our place with great er confidence in a battle- line that faces an implacable foe, making a steady contribution towards a victory where we could share with others the pain of defeat where human skills could not prevail. A year of Life deeply lived — our Junior Year. Nancy Andrews Voncille Ashe Virginia Bennison Janet Berry Caroline Blalock Wanda Bolick Junn uniors Sheila Brackbill Pryor Carolyn Brittain Mildred Bunkley Mary Anna Caudle Eleanor Conner- Betty Couch Annie Sue Douglas Judy Earnhardt Jt uniors Susie Fulk Nancy Haas Barbara Harris Pam Harwell Peggy Hemric Chris High Linda Hindman Sharon Hutchins Greg Johnson Ada Jones Dianne Lundy Katheryn Mabry Jt amors Gaynelle Martin Anne Mathis Carol Morris Glenda Morton J M 4 ■r w IF- ? f 5 W t J fr - , F B -1 Pat Mount Julie Nattress Jo Anna Norris Nancy Parker Jum amors Sandy Payton Linda Pritchard Martha Rhyne Sandra Sella Cynthia Shillinglaw Carol Shoemaker ■;: % Jean Sigmon Pat Smith Rosaline Spencer Vivien Stephen Linda Stewart Jane Smith St. John Jt amors Carolyn Brittain, Junior Class President, receives her stripe from Mrs. Propst as Mr. Smith and Mrs. Miller observe. Rebekah Swann Carolyn Vaden Dianna Watkins, President; Nancy Wilkinson, Secretary; Karol White, Treasurer; Peggy Wells, Parliamentarian. Not pictured, Sondra Collins, Vice President. Senior Gfass OJfi icers Graduation! As seniors we have many memories to cherish: the timid individuals we were when we entered these halls; our first Christmas party; the first injection, delivery and day in the operating room; picnics at Freedom Park; cold showers; the first Rat Court; and sharing the joy of engagements and weddings with our classmates. As we go our separate ways with varied goals, we recall the words of Tennyson ' s Ulysses — I am a part of all that I have met, yet, all ex- perience is an arch where through gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades forever and forever when I move. Sally Louise Baker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Burns 9 seniors Marion Reece Berryhil Brenda Sue Brooks Carolyn Love Burns Katherine Carpenter Byers s eniors MOST ATTRACTIVE Meredith Chandler Joann Caldwell Barbara June Cashion Meredith Ann Chandler Martha Lee Cobb Mary Frances Coffey Margaret Maxine Coley MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Martha Cobb s emors i. - Sondra Earlene Collins Judith Louise Cox Patricia Elaine Flowers Sara Ann Fowler cS emors MOST ATHLETIC Jean Wray Nancy Sue Harris Joann Schmidt Jeffries MOST TALENTED Carolyn Jones s emors Jeanette Larson Johnson Carolyn Rae Jones Ruby Cogdell Keller Margaret Jane Keziah S emors MOST PROFESSIONAL Chris Lane Willie Christine Lane Carol Lee Lindley Luvide Carole McGowan Rebecca Moriarty Martin Katherine Harrell Melton Charlotte Ellen Osborn MOST POPULAR Sherry Osborn uen emors Jimmie Ruth Roberts Mary Patricia Robertson Mary Ann Rogers Brenda Joyce Smith c5 eniors WITTIEST Brenda Smith Barbara Ann Snuggs Patricia Carolyn Sparger BEST ALL AROUND Karol White eniors Phyllis Jean Tipton Dianne McGill Watkins Peggy Alene Wells Judge Watkins of the famed Rat Court suc- cumbs to laughter as Mother Stevie feeds Baby Steve. cS eniors MOST COURTEOUS Nancy Wilkinson Karol Anne White Nancy Elizabeth Wilkinson Carrie Jean Wray _ Not shown here are housemothers Miss Harrington, Mrs. Stout, and Miss Tomczak. Mrs. Rogers Head House Mother Mrs. Hillman and members of the housekeeping staff. 11 ; f j 9 ACTIVITIES Left to right: Jan Berry, Dianne O ' Quinn, Sally Baker, Nancy Wilkinson, Jimmie Roberts, Sherry Osborne, Martha Cobb, chairman, Pam Harwell, Gail Leonard, Rosemary Webster, and Karen Aycock. Jionor G( on or yjounci • The Honor Council is the judiciary body established for the purpose of considering infractions of honor. The Council exerts authority concerning dishonesty in classroom situations, violations of rules governing group living, lack of respect for property of classmates, hospital, and the School of Nursing, and incidents of untruthfulness. The student body elects qualified members to compose the Council. The policy of the Council requires an honor code which has been ac- cepted by the student body. The purpose of this system is to secure the loyalty and cooperation of each student in maintaining personal and group honor in all phases of professional and social life. It is dependent upon individual honor and respect for one self and others. cj ac en Gouncif Student Council members represent the four officers of the student gov- ernment, representatives from each class, and the presidents of each school organization. This organization conducts all business of the Student Government As- sociation, supervises and coordinates the activities of our various organi- zations and clubs. It transacts any official measures submitted and adopted by its membership. The Council tries to maintain the high standards of loyalty, duty, and scholarship, and advance the general welfare of our school. At rostrum: Sherry Osborne, president; Seated: Peggy Wells, parliamentarian; Kathryn Mabry, treas- urer; Bekky Swann, recording secretary; Gaynelle Martin, 2nd vice pres.; Carolyn Burns, 1st vice pres. Standing: 1st row, Karol White, Judy Cox, Martha Cobb, Chris Lane, Mary Ann Rogers, Chris High, Helen Berry, Fran Long. 2nd row: Frances Coffey, Julie Nattress, Glenda Morton, Ada Jones, Jean Wray, Lynda Williams, Joanne Caldwell, Kitty Car- penter Byers. First row, left to right: Maxine Coley, Joann Cald- well, pres., Rosemary Webster, Sally Baker, vice pres. Second row: Linda Stewart, Helen Berry, Barbara McKendree, Nancy Wilkinson, Nicki Nicholson. Third row: Ha May Patterson, Kay Plyler, Frances Coffey, Carol Lindley. At organ: Brenda Brooks. Not pictured: Jan McGirt, secretary-treasurer. Student Gnris ian Association The Student Christian Association of Charlotte Memorial Hospital en- riches the spiritual life of the students. It functions to provide Christian activities for each student as a means for Christian development. Each student becomes a member of the S.C.A. upon admission to the school. As a member of this organization, each student participates in pre- paring Family Altar, held Monday through Thursday evenings in the residence; Vesper services, conducted each Wednesday evening in the hos- pital chapel ; and Sunday morning worship services, also held in the chapel. Programs centered around Christian activities and responsibilities are planned each month for the students. The retreats provide special op- portunities to students for Christian fellowship with students from other schools. cban a ruomena Santa Filomena is the senior honorary society of Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Each member is recognized for her achievement and ability to promote leadership. In addition, each member must have demonstrated superior nursing abilities, and have attained a high scholastic record dur- ing her first two years of nursing school. Members are chosen from the rising senior class by the present mem- bers and are faculty approved. The new members are publicly tapped by the old members at a regular Student Government meeting. Members are distinguished by the small gold Florence Nightingale lamp pin worn above the name tag on the student uniform. This pin is also worn on the grad- uate uniform. Bottom to top: Maxine Coley, First Lady, Sally Ba- ker, secretary-treasurer, Chris Lane, Martha Cobb, Carolyn Burns, Judy Cox, Joann Caldwell, Sherry Osborne, Kitty Carpenter Byers. m o o r r r o f o fvt FIRST SOPRANO SECTION Sitting: Aycock, Long, Ball, Johnston, Spencer, Har- Earnhardt, Payton, Cates, Scott, Crowell, McClay, well, White, Coley, Robertson, Copley, Beaver, Bar- Lee, Durst. Not pictured: Berryhill, Ludwick, Beitel, ringer. Standing: Carpenter, Smith, Lane, Palmer, Harris, Metts. Hemrick, Jones, O ' Quinn, Flowers, Bolick, Nattress, OFFICERS Left to right: Pat Smith, sec; Hazel Turkelson, lib- rarian; Eric Cathey, robe chairman; Glenda Morton, president; Ronnie Small, robe chairman; Helen Berry, librarian; Fran Long, librarian. Not pictured: Betty Couch, robe chairman. SECOND SOPRANO SECTION Seated: Tucker, Faulkner, Parker, Bishop, Berry. Standing: Powell, High, Beeker, Turkelson, Anderson, Bumgardner, Gregory, Hartley. t ee G ub The Glee Club is a volunteer organization, consisting of eighty voices. The Glee Club was fortunate to have Mr. J. D. Morrison as its able director this year. Mr. Morrison is the choir director at Park Road Bap- tist Church, and sings with the Charlotte Opera Association. During the Christmas season, the Glee Club carolled in the Charlotte- town Mall. In May, a gala Spring Concert was presented in the new auditorium, featuring a revue of the seasons. This is the first year the Glee Club has had a baritone section. The boys have made a great contribution to the club. ALTO SECTION Seated, 1. to r.: Jan Berry, Meredith Chandler, Caroline Blalock, Ila May Patterson. Brenda Mo- ran, Donis Canady, Linda Hindman, Alice England, Janet Young, Reba Barrier. Standing: Jean Sigmon, Elaine Calton, Rosemary Webster, Butchie Harris, Stevie Guerin, Vivian Blalock, Gay Martin. Not pictured: Golda Loflin, Annie Sue Douglas. BARITONE SECTION Seated: Mr. Morrison, director. Standing, 1 to r: Ronnie Small, Greg Johnson, Steve Austin, Eric Cathey. 1st row: Boyette, secretary; Singleton, treasurer; Harris, vice president; Wray, president. 2nd row: Connolly, Beeker, Plyler, Leonard, Harvey, Nichol- son. 3rd row: Tucker, Fisher, McGirt, Lewellyn, Powell, Berry, Randall, McKendree. 4th row: Berry- hill, Blalock, Mabry, Stevens, Swann, Flowers, Tal- ley, Canady, Leatherman, Carpenter. 5th row: Durst, Hartley, Guerin, Craven, Bolick, Smith, Williams, Nelson. 6th row: Bennison, Mills, Shumaker, Long, Larson. Atn eiic Association Membership in the Athletic Association is not restricted to the athletes of the school, but includes all the students. The students who participate actively encourage others to support and participate in athletics, and pro- mote good school spirit . This organization provides extra-curricular activities for all students and promotes teamwork and good sportsmanship. Basketball, ping-pong, bad- minton, and cheerleading are sponsored by the Association. y-l HMT • to «nj 3E B| K -., -. yj M Full of pep, our spirited cheerlead- ers lead the students in cheering our basketball team to victory. Before basketball season all interested girls meet and try out before the Athletic Association. Then the Association selects ten of the best girls for cheer- leading positions. There are eight regular and two alternate cheerlead- ers. Pep rallies are held in the lounge, and later at the game they lead the students in cheering our team dur- ing competition with other girls ' teams. Gneerfeade ers Left to right: Jan Berry, Jan McGirt, Julie Nattress, Linda Tucker, Gaynelle Mar- tin, Wanda Bolick, Helen Berry, Janet Powell. Not pictured: Pat Smith. Kneeling, left to right: Kathryn Mabry, Patsy Flow- ers, manager, Jean Wray. Standing: Kitty Carpen- ter, Glenda Morton, Jerrie Randall, Kay Plyler, Susie Nelson, Ginny Bennison, Ada Jones Mills, Marty Singleton, Phyllis Beeker, Susanne Harvey. CBasAeiba I Ut earn This year ' s basketball team, composed of students from all classes, com- peted with other schools and business organizations Wednesday nights at Hawthorne Center during the season. The record was a great improvement over that of last year. The student body was enthusiastic and many stu- dents attended the games. jtmm CO-CAPTAINS Kathryn Mabry and Jean Wray COACH Jan Adkins 1st row: Berryhill, Chandler, Coffey, White, Coley, Carpenter, editor. 2nd row: Connolly, Ball, Plyler, Caudle, Spencer, England, Cathey. 3rd row: Aycock, Smith, Bumgardner, Hartley, Copley, Shoemaker, Harris, Lundy. Une loamp Students from all classes were active in producing this, the eighteenth annual edition of the yearbook. We are delighted to include the new front color section, the beauties, the Lamp Award, and the student directory for the first time along with many other new additions. We are especially proud to have dedicated this edition to our beloved Miss Tomczak. (u yns and L5umpfoms This year there were six editions of the Signs and Symptoms , the school newspaper. New additions this year were a student of the month from each class, elected by her classmates, and Snooping Susie, a gos- sip column. The paper published an account of the events and activities of the School of Nursing and of the students. Student interest in the paper ' s improved quality of news and editorials was evidenced by the trip- ling of sales and the quadrupling of profits. Left to right, first row: Maxine Coley, Frances Cof- fey, Jimmie Roberts, Mary Ann Rogers, editor, Carol Lindley, Phyllis Tipton, Judy Elkins, Nicki Nichol- son. Second row: Joann Caldwell, Judy Cox, Greg- Johnson, Marty Singleton, Brenda Stone, Patsy Flowers, Carole McGowan. Left to right: Trish Sparger, Peggy Wells, Sherry Osborne, Martha Cobb, Marion Berryhill. Not pictured: Kitty Carpenter Byers. armu jCurse Gorps [Reserves This is the first year to include the student nurses of CMH who are in the Army Student Nurse Program. These students are on active re- serve status during their senior year in school. After graduation and passing State Board exams, they will enter the Army Nurse Corps, as second lieutenants, for at least two years. FEATURES r 3 7 4 n • ' - S2 Meredith Chandler Senior v ' - C£ Vivien. Stephens . , ■ - ; ; :. ; M 2 Wit - ■ ■« Lynda ■Williams Freskman •.•-■ ' Death is no sivi n§ej €f The doors are always i the sorrow is n e frequency oi $es, doctors, at of us are imm deatiFtakes a ur purpose | reasedj Visits. And we lose more than a Patienl — we lose a — Don Jeffries 1963 JKarsJiafs The 1963 Marshals at graduation were un- der the leadership of Collie Jones, chief marshal, and chosen as the top scholastic students in their class. Greg Johnson and Collie Jones N.C. State Representatives to 1963 SNA Conway Keller Two years old 1 First child of a CMH student. Mrs. Donald Jeffries the former Miss Joann Schmidt J L jrides as we I as JC arses Mrs. Lee Allen Byers the former Miss Kitty Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. St. John leave for a honeymoon at the beach. f® ♦5 . Male students add new sports to CMH Miss Julie Nattress CMH Representative to . Miss North Carolina Student Nurse contest. Mr. Smith; Fresh Air Man Faculty Cheerleader First Annual Student Faculty Basketball Game Score: Tie 100: 100 Two students to one faculty member Steve on step ladder scores for faculty Senior Students demonstrate how NOT to get things done. G ass of 1964 Says 9ooc Sye We came as strangers; we leave as sisters. We came to strange build- ings; we leave a home. We came naive; we have seen birth, death and learned the sorrows of life. We came seeking knowledge; we leave as graduate nurses. We came seeking fun and found dates, the River, Abbey, picnics, Davidson, Shoney ' s, engagements and husbands. We came, we grew, we now leave these doors keeping all of our memories close to our hearts forever. Memorial Our Great Ideal. Between the innocence of an entrance exam and an R. N. comes a lov- able creature called a student nurse. They come in assorted sizes, heights, and shapes, but they all have the same creed: To enjoy every second of every day off duty, and protect with griping (their only weapon), when their forty hour week is over and their instructors are in the Snack Bar. ' Student Nurses are found everywhere: underneath, jumping from, strug- gling over, and running through. Patients love them, R.N. ' s boss them, orderlies ignore them, Doctors tol- erate them, and Heaven protects them. A Student Nurse is truth with blood on her uniform, beauty with gloves on her hand, wisdom with penicillin in her hair, and the future with a newborn baby in her arms. To doctors a student nurse is an inconsiderate, questioning, and in- truding bundle of noise. When you want her to make a good impression she becomes a giggling creature, bent on wasting as much time as possible, and sleeping through class. A student nurse has the appetite of a horse, the digestion of a dis- posal unit, the energy of a soapsuds enema, the lungs of a switchboard operator, the sharpness of a scaple, the audacity of a nurse ' s aide, then when she gives pills, she has five thumbs on each hand. She likes food, vacation, money from home, Christmas, love stories, stuffed animals, water in its natural habitat, doctors, working elevators, and days off. She is not much for: books without pictures, operating room dresses, hair nets, study hours, metric systems, and case studies, not to mention classes. Nobody is so late to bed and so early to rise. Nobody gets so much out of medical conferences and lectures. No one can cram into one day five enemas, twelve complete bed baths, five subjects, three trips to the morgue, two trips to the nursing office, fifty aspirins, set up a uniform, polish her shoes, stay out until twelve o ' clock, and still get along with her roommate. A student nurse is a magical creature. You can campus her, but can ' t make her stay out of trouble. You can put her on study hours, but you can ' t make her study. She is a freckled-faced, starry-eyed, fun loving bundle of noise, but when she gets off duty with her tired feet, and her aching back she has a funny way of dropping into bed and saying ' Good night ' , but not with out those famous last words, ' Check on me in the morning. ' Unknown G 9K Jf Beacfers for 1 96 J J Jbamp a ward of 1964 Miss Carolyn Jones Chosen for outstanding contributions to CMH in scholarship and leader- ship. m emoriam 1917-1963 Into your hands my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course. Since this country was founded, each generation of Americans has been summoned to give testimony to its national loyalty. The graves of young Americans who answered the call to service around the globe. These were the words of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th President of the United States. And now he is dead. 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Box 123, Crouse, N. C. Berryhill, Marion Reece, 6534 Park Road, Charlotte, N. C. Brooks, Brenda Sue, Route 3, Box 934A, Kannapolis, N. C. Burns, Carolyn Love, 769 Poole Drive, Fayetteville, N. C. Byers, Katherine Carpenter, 1015 Oakland St., Hendersonville, N. C. Caldwell, Joann, 24 Long Avenue, Belmont, N. C. Cashion, Barbara June, P.O. Box 895, Davidson, N. C. Chandler, Meredith Ann, 501 University Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Cobb, Martha Lee, Box 96, Lumber Bridge, N. C. Coffey, Mary Frances, Route 1, Box 456, North Wilkesboro, N. C. Coley, Margaret Maxine, 713 Sikes Avenue, Wadesboro, N. C. Collins, Sondra Earlene, 1106 Woodland Avenue, Mullens, West Virginia Cox, Judith Louise. 3525 Commonwealth, Charlotte, N. C. Flowers, Patricia Elaine, Route 3, Box 449, Hickory, N. C. Fowler, Sarah Ann, 1504 W. Front St., Burlington, N. C. Harris, Nancy Sue, Route 5, Box 16, Rutherford, N. C. Jeffries, Joann Schmidt, 2621 Vail Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Johnson, Jeanette Larson, 2625 Vail Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Jones, Carolyn Rae, 1008 Cobb Street, Durham, N. C. Keller, Ruby Cogdell, 554 Brook St., Spartanburg, S. C. Keziah, Margaret Jane, 711 North Laurel St., Lincolnton, N. C. Lane, Willie Christine, Route 6, Box 110, Morganton, N. C. Lindley, Carol Lee, Route 4, Gaffney, S. C. McGowan, Luvdie Carole, 703 Hylan Avenue, Hamlet, N. C. Martin, Sara Rebecca, 308 Scotland Street, Hamlet, N. C. Melton, Katherine Marian, Route 2, Box 2, Raeford, N. C. Osborn, Charlotte Ellen, 1519 Kenilworth Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Roberts, Jimmie Ruth, South Second Street, Lockhart, S. C. Robertson, Mary Patricia, 1933 Johnstone St., Newberry, S. C. Rogers, Mary Ann, 1222 Atkinson St., Laurinburg, N. C. Smith, Brenda Joyce, 1512 Moran Avenue, Mullens, West Virginia Snuggs, Barbara Ann, Box 173, S. Main St., Norwood, N. C. Sparger, Patricia Carolyn, 356 Taylor Street, Mt. Airy, N. C. Tipton, Phyllis Jean, 3412 Reid Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Watkins, Dianna McGill, 413 Grand Boulevard, Boone, N. C. Wells, Peggy Alene, East Main Street, Burnsville, N. C. White, Karol Anne, Route 2, Box 5, Statesville, N. C. Wilkinson, Nancy Elizabeth, Route 1, Denver, N. C. Wray, Carrie Jean, Route 3, Box 241, Tabor City, N. C. JUNIORS Ashe, Voncille Carol, Route 1, McConnells, S. C. Bennison, Virginia Ann, East Flat Rock, N. C. Berry, Janet Marie, 1080 Carter St., Valdese, N. C. Blalock, Hettie Caroline, Route 1, Box 290, Norwood, N. C. Bolick, Wanda Sue, Route 1, Box 290-C, Hudson, N. C. Pryor, Sheila Brackbill, 3020 Marlborough Road, Charlotte, N. C. Brittain, Nancy Carolyn, 400 Hardin St., Boone, N. C. Bunkley, Mildred Edith, 315 Newcastle, Brunswick, Ga. Caudle, Mary Anna, Route 4, Box 281, Matthews, N. C. Conner, Eleanor Hugh, 2716 Arvon Avenue, Morehead City, N. C. Couch, Betty Sue, 308 West Barr, Lancaster, S. C. Douglas, Annie Sue, 608 6th St., Lancaster, S. C. Earnhardt, Judy Foil, Route 1, Box 74, Rockwell, N. C. Fulk, Susan Louise, Butler Street, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Haas, Nancy Ann, Route 1, Box 94, Hudson, N. C. Harris, Barbara Huffman, 228 Hemstead, Lexington, N. C. Harwell, Pamela Dawn Route 1, Conover, N. C. Hemric, Peggy Jane, Route 1, Rhonda, N. C. High, Christina Mae, 1637 Garden Terrace, Charlotte, N. C. Hindman, Linda Sue, 2 Pitts Avenue, Rockwell, S. C. Hutchins, Sharon Anne, Route 3, Lawing Drive, Thomasville, N. C. Mills, Ada Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 262, Salisbury, N. C. Lundy, Mary Dianne, 10 American Way, W. Asheville, N. C. Mabry, Mamie Kathryn, Route 2, Box 898, Norwood, N. C. Martin, Gaynelle, 3805 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mathis, Doris Anne, Route 3, Box 209, North Wilkesboro, N. C. Morton, Glenda Joyce, 1411 Evans St., Morehead City, N. C. Mount, Patricia Ann, Box 58, RFD 1, Englishtown, N. J. Murray, Martha Virginia, 203 W. Center St., Lexington, N. C. Nattress, Julie Kay, Box 28, Mountain Home, N. C. Norris, Jo Anna, 112 S. Franklin St., Anderson, S. C. Parker, Nancy Kay, Route 2, Box 299, Raeford, N. C. Payton, Sandra Kay, 4501 Wentworth, Charlotte, N. C. Pritchard, Linda Lee, 704 Evergreen, Lexington, N. C. Propst, Sarah, Nurses Quarters, Morganton, N. C., Broughton Hospital Rhyne, Martha Elizabeth, Route 3, Lincolnton, N. C. Selle, Sandra Kay, Route 1, Rockwell, N. C. Shillinglaw, Cindy, 607 Raeford Avenue, Lexington, N. C. Shoemaker, Carol, Route 1, Troutman, N. C. Sigmon, Shelby Jean, Route 3, Box 355, Hickory, N. C. Smith, Patricia Ann, Route 2, Box 202B, Granite Falls, N. C. Spencer, Ingrid Rosaline, 710 North Drive, High Point, N. C. Stephens, Vivian Tremaine, 1698 University Drive, Durham, N. C. Stewart, Linda Lucile, 515 Northgate, Charlotte, N. C. Swann, Rebekah Ann, P.O. Box 136, Clio, S. C. Andrews, Nancy Lillian, 308 Spruce St., Lenoir, N. C. Johnson, Gregory Allen, 21 East 31st St., Apt. 2-A, Savannah, Georgia Morris, Carolyn Lee, 960 Carlotta Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Vaden, Joyce Carolyn, St. John, Jane Smith, St. John, Jane Smith, FRESHMEN Anderson, Helen Kay, Route 2, Union Mills, N. C. Arnold, Linda Jean, 9000 S.W. 48th St., Miami, Florida Aycock, Karen Annette, Box 3532, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Austin, Steven Dennis, Route 1, Box 165, Hudson, N. C. Baker, Martha Sue, 930 N. Main St., Salisbury, N. C. Ball, Mary Ruth, 203 Edgewood Drive, Henderson, N. C. Barrier, Reba Gail, Route 5, Box 254, Morganton, N. C. Barringer, Stella Lee, P.O. Box 238, Faith, N. C. Baumgardner, Nancy Beverly, 58 Vermont Avenue, Asheville, N. C. Beaver, Joy Ruth, Route 3, Box 500, Salisbury, N. C. Beeker, Phyllis Ann, Box 3, Linwood, N. C. Beitel, Laurel Lee, 190 School Rd., Asheville, N. C. Benfield, Sharon Kaye, 1420 Courtesy Rd., High Point, N. C. Berry, Margaret Helen, 1080 Carter St., Valdese, N. C. Billingsley, Barbara Alison, 744 7th Avenue, S. W., Hickory, N. C. Bishop, Alpha Juline, 211 S. Stewart St., Raeford, N. C. Blalock, Vivian Ollie, 518 Love St., Albemarle, N. C. Boyette, Katherine Lee, Route 1, Smithfield, N. C. Buchanan, Alice Faye, 214 Mountain View Avenue, Gastonia, N. C. Brown, Judy Carolyn, 1356 Drexmore Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Calton, Margery Elaine, Route 2, Box 94B, Forest City, N. C. Canady, Donis Anne, 2806 13th St., P.O. Box 552, Vero Beach, Fla. Cates, Carol Jean, Route 1, Hillsboro, N. C. Cathey, Eric Franklin, 2915 Grimes St., Charlotte, N. C. Connelly, Janet Louise, 3213 Lardner, Greensboro, N. C. Copley, Jane Benson 808 Clarendon St., Durham, N. C. Craven, Sylvia Frances, Route 2, Box 390, High Point, N. C. Crowell, Betty Jean, 1315 Anderson St., Charlotte, N. C. Dallas, Susan Dianne, Hampton Apts., 20-D Dunvale Rd., Towson 4, Md. Davis, Terry Elaine, 3700 Avalon Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Day, Nancy Faye, Route 1, Stony Point, N. C. Durst, Margaret Elaine, 611 Pine St., Batesburg, S. C. Eakes, Norma Gray, Route 8, Hamlet, N. C. Elkins, Judy Carolyn, N. McDowell Avenue, Marion, N. C. England, Alice Abigale, 1018 S. 4th St., Wilmington, N. C. Faulkner, Michelle Janeice, 1760 Merriman Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Fisher, Joyce Ann, 704 N. Belle St., Lumberton, N. C. Garrison, Carol Agnes, 609 Salem Rd., Morganton, N. C. Gregory, Barbara Elizabeth, 7405 Redfern Ct., Charlotte, N. C. Guerin, Stephanie Rae, 2406 Avenue K., Vero Beach, Fla. Guin, Helen Jean, 206 East H. St., Erwin, N. C. Harris, Linda Linker, 5026 Elder Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Hartley, Freddie Jean, Elizabeth St., Batesburg, S. C. Harvey, Suzanne, Route 5, Lexington, N. C. Holbrook, Paulette Louise, Box 56, Route 1, Simpsonville, S. C. Moss, Brenda Gail, Route 2, Kings Mountain, N. C. Ilderton, Dorothy Mae, 109 St. Andrews Blvd., Charleston, S. C. Knight, Rhonda Helen, 900 Blain St., High Point, N. C. Larson, Mary Carolyn, Box 306, Rowland, N. C. Leatherman, Brenda Kaye, Route 1, Box 174, Newton, N. C. Lee, Linda Darnell, Box 278, Turner St., Norwood, N. C. Lewellyn, Susan Gale, Route 1, Walkertown, N. C. Leonard, Betty Ann, Route 5, Lexington, N. C. Leonard, Patricia Gail, 527 White Oak St., High Point, N. C. Levan, Peggy Elizabeth, Route 2, Box 19, Statesville, N. C. Loflin, Golda Raye, P.O. Box 5, Jackson Hill, N. C. Long, Frances Marie, N. Italy St., Valdese, N. C. Ludwick, Janice, 608 Hyland Avenue, Hamlet, N. C. McClay, Verna Elaine, 1313 Baker Rd., High Point, N. C. McGill, Carolyn Ann, 7 Six St., E. Laurinburg, N. C. McGirt, Janice, Apt. 9-D, Skyway Terrace, Maxton, N. C. McKendree, Barbara Anne, 6135 Greenberry Lane, Jacksonville 11, Fla. McLaurin, Martha Jane, Box 1, W. Jefferson, N. C. Metts, Sandra Elaine, P.O. Box 476, York, S. C. Morris, Carol Marie, 1107 Park Avenue, Durham, N. C. Nelson, Sarah Ruth, 37 N. Reading St., Manchester, N. H. Nicholson, Marilou, 3827 Hoggard Dr., Wilmington, N. C. O ' Quinn, Ruth Dianne, Route 3, Lillington, N. C. Patterson, Ila May, Route 1, Burlington, N. C. Pickard, Kay Frances, Route 7, Box 479, Burlington, N. C. Plyler, Frances Kay, 809 Cone Avenue, Pineville, N. C. Powell, Vivian Janet, 305 Eldred St., Valdese, N. C. Randall, Verna Lucille, Route 4, Box 143, Salisbury, N. C. Rhodes, Linda Anne, Collettsville, N. C. Scott, Glenda Delorme, Route 1, Box 299, Lewisville, N. C. Singleton, Martha Faye, 412 V 2 E. 16th, Charlotte, N. C. Small, Ronald Ray, 1006 N. Allen St., Charlotte, N. C. Smith, Peggy Maxine, 910 Spruce St Albemarle, N. C. Stone, Brenda Sue, Route 1 Bonville, N. C. Talley, Russell Leigh, Route 1, Box 117, Kernersville, N. C. Thomas, Joyce Dawn, 1021 Sherrod Avenue, High Point, N. C. Thomas, Leila Mae, 831 Jackson St., Gastonia, N. C. Tucker, Linda Louise, MOQ 2703, Camp Lejuene, N. C. Turkelson, Hazel Ann, 7500 Candis Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Webster, Rosemary, Route 4, Mebane, N. C. Williams, Lynda Ann, 800 Tryon St., Shelby, N. C. Williams, Nancy Sue, Route 2, Box 121, Boone, N. C. Wood, Donna Kay, 1200 Terrence PL, Charlotte, N, C. Young, Janet Carol, Route 2, Box 478, Valdese, N. C. Zirkel, Judith Marie, 309 Southridge Rd., Jamestown, N. C. Moran, Brenda Kay, 326 N. Bost St., Statesville, N. C. Palmer, Barbara Elizabeth, 1402 Ranch Dr., Augusta, Ga. Johnston, Carolyn Elizeth, 206 Rolling Rd., Burlington, N. C. Mrs. Annie Baker, 733 Woodruff Place, Charlotte 8, N. C. Miss Mary Ann Bivens, Nurses ' Residence, Charlotte Memorial Miss Mary Blackwelder, 6316 Virginia Avenue, Moore ' s Park, Charlotte, N. C. Miss Laura S. Breese, 804 St. Michael ' s Lane, Gastonia, N. C. Miss Nancy Cheshire, 5911 Preston Lane, Charlotte, N. C. 5 Mr. Donn L. Dieter, 2320 Belvedere Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. ■j Mrs. Trenidad Fredericks, P.O. Box 589, Rock Hill, S. C. a Mrs. Ruth D. Harris, 920 Poindexter Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Sally Honeycutt, 2722 Idlewood Circle, Charlotte, N. C. Miss Clara H. Haugen, Apt. 23, 200 Emerson Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Olga James, 4879 Oglethorpe Place, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Jessie Kiser, 40 Eastcliff Drive, Concord, N. C. Mrs. Elinor Medlin, 3435 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte 9, N. C. Mrs. Frances Miller, 19 Oak Grove Drive, M ount Holly, N. C. Mrs. Grace Neinast, 5200 Carmel Park Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Betsy Payne, Box 54, Indian Trail, N. C. Mrs. Alice Smith, 1400 Wembley Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Miss Harriet B. Smith, Nurses Residence, Memorial Hospital Mrs. Imogene Thaler, 2408 Providence Rd., Apt. 5, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs Nancy Turnage, E. 15, 227 North Dotger Ave., Charlotte 7, N. C. Miss Gertrude Wilburn, 2143 Floral Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Burkhead, 1333 Biltmore Drive, Charlotte, N C. Mrs. Juanita Morris, 4021 Churchill Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Madge Propst, 3931 Glenstar Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Eugene J. Smith, 4014 Churchill Road, Charlotte, N. C.