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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii riiisJiii-ii THE 1965 LAMP Digitized by tiie Internet Archive in 2013 http: arcliive.org details lamp196519char ALMA MATER Where the tall pines meet the sky And to great ambitions give start, That ' s where the heavenly beams shine down And throw a light on each heart. Our Alma Mater true, Memorial ' s Nursing School, Your worthy goals and noble aims To us will ever appeal. To thee we pledge our hearts and lives Memorial, our great ideal. . . . the Annual Staff of Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing proudly presents the nineteenth edition of . . THE LAMP NINET EEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE Editor Dianne Lundy Assistant Editor Mary Anna Caudle Business Manager Wanda Bolick CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Charlotte, North Carolina i In the fall of 1941 the Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing was established. To date, over six hundred young women have gradu- ated from this program. It is one of the leading diploma programs in this area of the country and has grown steadily since its beginning. In 1959 a new student nurse ' s resi- dence was completed and in 1961 a new 200 bed wing was added to the hospital. The fail of 1964 marked the completion of a new educational build- ing and an apartment building for married students. Spring of 1944 Campus Classes IP m i 2 w m V i i ■ i 3 w i i |Z Fff ■ iV i i 1 1 ■ ■ ■ Snr i g m il rffff mm ■■■■■M Educational Building Apartment Building Out Patient Clinic Student Nurses ' Residence Mr. Eugene Smith Director of Nursing f ' Mr. John Rankin Administrator Mrs. Elinor Medlin Associate Director Mrs. Jessie Kiser Former Associate Director Sept. 1963 -Jan. 1965 As students at C.M.H. we owe a large debt of gratitude to our faculty, who give so unselfishly of their time and talents to help each of us to become better individuals as well as nurses. Mrs. Millie Woods and Mrs. Sally Daughtery, secretaries. Mrs. Berry Miss Bivens Mrs. Blevins .a Miss Breeze y 1 Mrs. Burkhead Mrs. Caldwell Miss Cheshire Mrs. Harris Miss Haugen Mrs. Honeycutt Mrs. James Mrs. Miller Mrs. Morris Mrs. Neinast Miss Smith .) Mrs. Smith Mrs. Thaler Mrs. Turnage Miss Weeks Mrs. Whitley FRIENDS :;vT.«ffS tiiV:.:.tifiiSa2i3KWJ 55Sr f S WE PROGRES These were the days that bent forward towards our A smile, a sigh, a quick till the day we die of those bad, as we progressed. Nursing Arts Labs tried our souls as our heads goal of graduate nurse. goodbye but think we will memories, both good and ii Medicine Recovery Room Outpatient Clinic Urology DEDICATION 1 With high regard for her excellence as an instructor and in loving tribute to her unbounded interest in us as in- dividuals — our worries, hopes, joys and sorrows — as shown in her vast participation as advisor and counselor to many student groups and individuals through the years, we the class of 1965, respectfully and affectionately dedicate our annual to Mrs. Frances E. Miller 1965 v . „ CLASSES senior Ue on Senior ' ' ., edvea- , the bopes, „4aV. .eaUUes; « „, «.ove V-VO ' , «..„, -e ,,«e ' B «-- ' ,, «.ore ou6 ,,,., ted eas V. o « .he year sP ' _ .es , , otv a ' lection oi - - ' 0. - ,.e l-t eY)reads opP . erao- ' I.. e.Vene-- ,,e P-- ,,d . . of 0 A to tOTrtVO Y V, .e ioo 0 ' ' ' :U..e.odaV. soon I Senior Class Officers President Judy Earnhardt Vice-President Greg Johnson Secretary Anne Mathis Treasurer Jean Sigmon Miss Nancy Cheshire Class Advisor s m NANCY LILLIAN ANDREWS Lenoir, North Carolina ll i ll li|j| l .| ll!lllllll l i pi||||.|| l |HI I!l |l w J VIRGINIA ANN BENNISON East Flat Rock, North Carolina CAROL VONCILLE ASHE McConnells, South Carolina JANET MARIE BERRY Valdese, North Carolina ' •• ■ HETTIE CAROLINE BLALOCK Norwood, North Carolina WANDA SUE BOLICK Hudson, North Carolina y I NANCY CAROLYN BRITTAIN Roxboro, North Carolina MARY ANNA CAUDLE Matthews, North Carolina MILDRED EDITH BUNKLEY Brunswick, Georgia 1 ELEANOR HUGH CONNER Morehead City, North Carolina W BETTY SUE COUCH Lancaster, South Carolina ANNIE SUE DOUGLAS Lancaster, South Carolina IfrJUiolkiigiiK iiaaflB JUDY EARNHARDT Rockwell, North Carolina ar.4r. ;i.ft%f4  a NANCY ANN HAAS Hudson, North Carolina SUSAN LOUISE FULK Pilot Mountain, North Carolina K LINDA HINDMAN HILBURN Rock Hill, South Carolina BARBARA HUFFMAN HARRIS Lexington, North Carolina SHARON ANNE HUTCHINS New City, New York m w GREGORY ALLEN JOHNSON Savannah, Georgia MARY DIANNE LUNDY Asheville, North Carolina PAMELA HARWELL LOWDERMILK Conover, North Carolina GAYNELLE MARTIN Winston-Salem, North Carolina MAMIE KATHRYN MABRY Norwood, North Carolina DORIS ANNE MATHIS North Wilkesboro, North Carolina r CAROLYN LEE MORRIS Jacksonville, Florida PATRICIA ANN MOUNT Englishtown, New Jersey GLENDA JOYCE MORTON Morehead City, North Carolina JO-ANNA NORRIS Anderson, South Carolii ' f JULIE KAY NATTRESS Mountain Home, North Carolina NANCY KAY PARKER Raeford, North Carolina SANDRA KAY PAYTON Charlotte, North Carolina SARAH ELIZABETH PROPST Morganton, North Carolina LINDA PRITCHARD Lexington, North Carolina MARTHA ELIZABETH RHYNE y Lincolnton, North Carolina SHEILA BRACKBILL PRYOR Charlotte, North Carolina SANDRA KAY SELLE Rockwell, North Carolina CAROL DEAN SHOEMAKER Troutman, North Carolina CHRISTINA MAE SINCLAIR Charlotte, North Carolina SHELBY JEAN SIGMON Hickory, North Carolina w INGRID ROSALINE SPENCER High Point, North Carolina PATRICIA ANN SMITH Granite Falls, North Carolina VIVIEN TREMAINE STEPHEN Durham, North Carolina LINDA LUCILE STEWART Mount Holly, North Carolina LOURETTA JANE ST. JOHN Charlotte, North Carolina REBEKAH ANN SWANN Clio, South Carolina JKl ' JOYCE CAROLYN VADEN Charlotte, North Carolina BETTY KAY UPCHURCH Charlotte, North Carolina jtinio U mor nvv ea ' vje N ev v ni BUte AOcv xn ' :pd ve at tVve t o ' ots- -upP - •ass ' ed set ' ots- VJ t v erv lYv s Ocve tve step to- a ' do )a , g ' idA a Xio - e eia ' co ' let ed ra ' tve e%P ' netvces t v s JeaY OA Y Bpec- ,ia ices atvc cave ites atv •VV5 roA g o r - fot tt e lao oo iVied to s iag o r d. gone 3 so v vas fe- , Ai V. detet ' ,nd va e accept eaY ' ed resP ' oTvs - t at . s ' • success success upP ' .. •- ' r- o.n i veY i TtV ust ' 0 )e c ass e to ,rcvet accept gu- ide us it t ve stv lud t - d do iait ' oi Afje Yvas . V je .Ue 0 ' M to )eet - Junior Class Officers President Ronnie Small Vice-President Gail Leonard Secretary Janet Powell Treasurer Elaine Calton Miss Mary Ann Bivens Class Advisor 35 Kay Anderson Linda Arnold Karen Aycock Susie Baker Ruth Ball Reba Barrier Beverly Baumgarner Joy Beaver Phyllis Beeker Helen Berry Juline Bishop Vivian Blalock JF Kay Boyette Elaine Calton Bonis Canady ; ' Eric Cathey Janet Connelly Janie Copley ' ; Sylvia Craven Betty Crowell Nancy Day Judy Elkins Alice England Frances Eury Michelle Faulkner Joyce Fisher Barbara Gabriel Carol Garrison Stevie Guerin Helen Guin Jean Hall Freddie Hartley Suzanne Harvey Carolyn Johnston Mary Larson Brenda Leatherman Linda Lee Ann Leonard Gail Leonard Peggy Levan Susan Llewelyn Golda Loflin Fran Long Carol Morris (Not Pictured) Jan McGirt Martha McLaurin Sandy Metis Gail Moss Dianne O ' Quinn Barbara Palmer Ila Patterson Linda Pegram Janice Phifer Not Pictured Kay Plyler Janet Powell Jerrie Randall Linda Rhodes (Not Pictured) Delorme Scott Ronnie Small t Stella Stirewalt Brenda Stone Russell Tally r 7 Leila Thomas Joyce Thomas Linda Tucker Hazel Turkleson Rosemary Webster Nancy Williams Donna Wood Janet Young fres HTTlCl yie ' ' ' ' l,,. t:, v - tv ' ...aaV oce x s t v 2 (V - ve A e -eN ' ' . 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' ' ... l Xe e as ioA (Xd a vev ?,e s c, oi- e2 ' YvoS l .v.d Ajje ci ' XeY ed- to vet ' cV ' av tO ' tv ' W e iV ' t , s, etv A nd ce ' cW es- ovw tv ft M S ' r vtS f d.- ° - : S ., io s e.0 ' d X ' i ' - ix ' ds- 1 os oi c, 3iV V S e t _; ,esW 3. 9.X ' V , vea ' i t ' S , Freshman Class Officers President Carolyn Griffin Vice-President Lynn Wallace Secretary ; Jessie Whitaker Treasurer Mary Rabon Mrs. Juanita Morris Class Advisor Sylvia Allen Sharon Avery Carolyn Bailey Sara Bass Ann Baum Rebecca Beane Sonny Biddix Norma Binns f f ClC N Linda Bond Sandy Boone Judith Bouknight Marsha Brady Meredith Braxton Peggy Brazille Faye Brooks Sylvia Bumgardner n © Q, 1 Janis Burdette Cheryl Burgess Brenda Bussinger Caroline Carter Caroline Cunningham F % ' J Emilie Chrisco Ann Faye Cox Shirley Crabtree IIP ' ' ' ' H. - E Ji £,- ■ W§ J % % Carol English Jennifer Evans Patricia Farmer Rosemary Ferguson Diann Davidson Sandra Dendy Carol Drye Jo Dana Dubinsky ftp Mary Alma Ford Mary Ann Francis Carolyn Griffin Brigitta Hargis I Anne Harleson Patricia Head Sharon Hedrick Sue Hege Dianne Herman Barbara Howie Kay Keifer Kay Kerns Gail Kiser Katherine Klump Brenda Lashley Sharon Layne 1 f f Ann McKenzie Sarah Morrison Ella Neal Patricia Norris Sharon Lucas Pat Marks Dianne Matheny Lynn McCain Barbara Peterson Karin Peterson Sadie Philyaw Carolyn Poteat C •3 Sandra Parks Robert Pate Joan Pearson Linda Perkins Jean Powell Francis Putnam Mary Rabon La Dena Roux Mary Sexton Kathryn Siderman Martha Sigmon Gail Smith Brenda Tilley Ruth Vanstroy Sarah Wade Elaine Waldrop f Donnie Spears Nancy Stewart Becky Summitt Judy Threatt f ii f Anne Wallace Lynn Wallace Dianne Ward Jessie Whitaker Barbara White Polly White Sandy White Jane WiUard V Susan Youorski 1 ' . - W TRIBUTE The Student Body wishes to honor here our new As- sociate Director, Mrs. Elinor E. Medlin, whose brilhance as a nurse, ability as an instructor, and profound warmth and generosity as a person have earned her this highest place in our school and a permanent one in our hearts. 1965 A CTIVITIES I ? ' f f jiWa. Left to right, 1st row: K. Mabry, J. Pearson, L. Tucker, P. Farmer, R. Talley, D. Mathney, L. Wallace, K. Plyler, K. Siderman, N. Binns, F. Putman. E. Conner, B. Baumgardner, G. Leonard, G. Morton. Second row: G. Martin, P. Smith, S. Selle, L. Pritch- ard, B. Swann, C. Shoemaker, B. Harris, N. Parker. W. Bolick, J. Berry, G. Smith, D. Canady. Third row: S. Guerin, F. Hartley, J. Bishop, B. Summitt, J. Ran- dall, N. Williams, H. Berry, A. Leonard, S. Harvey, J. Copley, D. Davidson, B. Leatherman, J. Powell, A. Baum. A THLETIC A SSOCIA TION The Athletic Association is composed of those students who enjoy both participating and encouraging others in athletic events. In this way we hope to promote better school spirit and active participation in sports. Glenda Morton President Norma Binns Jerrie Randall Vice-President Brenda Leatherman Jan McGirt Secretary Treasurer Reporter BASKETBALL TEAM Our basketball team, composed of members of all classes, played every Wednesday night against other girls ' teams from Charlotte schools and businesses. Cheered on by the student ' s enthusiasm created during School Spirit Week the girls won many games which led them into the tourn- aments. Co-Captains Glenda Morton and Katharine Mabry Left to right, 1st row: Caroline Cunningham, Lynn Wallace, Kay Plyler, Frances Put- nam, Suzanne Harvey, Katherine Mabry. Second row: Kathy Siderman, Glenda Morton, Becky Summitt, Jerrie Randall, Diane Matheny, Ann Leonard, manager. Ifc w ' • ' fe p Left to right: Janet Powell, Jan McGirt, Helen Berry, Jan Berry, Gay Martin, chief, Pat Smith, Wanda Bolick, Linda Tucker, Joan Pearson. CHEERLEADERS Beat Presbyterian — oten, doten, bo, bo, da, deten doten, shhhhhhh! What ' s that? No it isn ' t a foreign language. It ' s the CHM cheerleaders cheering us to victory. Each year our cheerleaders maintain their positions choosing other students to fill vacancies as necessary. Our girls are responsible for promoting spirit and support for our team. Left to right, 1st row: Joan Pearson, Butchie Harris, Diane Lundy, Mary Anna Caudle. Second row: Wan- da Bolick, Kay Plyler, Beverly Bumgardner, Freddie Hartley, Carol Shoemaker, Pat Mount, Gail Leonard, Kay Anderson, Ann Baum, Becky Beane, Karen Ay- cock, Anne Mathis. Third row: Lynn Wallace, Nancy Williams, Greg Johnson, Brenda Leatherman, Janie Copley, Ruth Vanstory, Jenny Evans, Verna McClay, Janet Young. THE LAMP Editor Dianne Lundy Asst. Editor Mary Anna Caudle Bus. Editor Wanda Bolick Class Editors Rosaline Spencer Carole Shoemaker Anne Mathie Janet Young Activity Editors Pat Mount Karen Aycock Feature Editors Barbara Harris Freddie Hartley ' The Troubled Trio ' -n -4 (-ir- - - Left to right, 1st row: Peggry Brazille, Gail Kiser, Barbara White, Jessie Whitaker, Sharon Hedrick, Sandra Boone, Karen Aycoek, Pam Lowdermilk, Betty Couch, Glenda Morton, president. Second row: Jennifer Evans, Chris Sinclair, Barbara Howie, Di- ane Herman, Brig-etta Hargis, Karen Peterson, Linda Tucker, Greg Johnson. Third row: Annie Sue Doug- las, Sarah Morrison, Rosemary Webster, Carolyn Bailey, Sandra Dendy, Helen Berry. Fourth Row: Jan Berry, Beverly Bumgardner, Caroline Blalock, Gail Smith, Donnie Spears, Carolyn Carter, Sadie Philyaw, Jane Sexton, Alice England. Fifth row : Carolyn Griffin, Linda Bond, Mary Rabon, Janice Burdette, Shirley Crabtree, Brenda Tilley, Martha Sigmon, Elaine Calton. Sixth row: Juline Bishop, Julie Nattress, Gail Leonard, Diane Matheny, Stevie Guerin, Russie Talley, Linda Pritchard, Becky Sum- mitt, Nancy Parker. Seventh row: Pat Smith, Sandra Selle, Wanda Bolick, Gaynelle Martin, Sharon Lucas, Sharon Lane, Sandy Payton, Barbara Harris, Kay Anderson. ' tfl GLEE CLUB Glenda Morton, president and J. D. Morrison, director The Glee Club is the largest organization on our campus and is composed of seventy- three voices. They have given many perform- ances during the year including programs for student, faculty, and alumni events, and have presented a Spring Concert in our auditor- ium, have appeared at the Charlottetown Mall and on WSOC-TV. Mr. J. D. Morrison, who is choir director at Park Road Baptist Church and sings with the Charlotte Opera Association, is their di- rector. HONOR COUNCIL Left to right: Diann Davidson, Sharon Lucas, Rose- mary Webster, Kathryn Mabry, Pat Smith, chair- man; Greg Johnson, Glenda Morton, Annie Sue The Honor Council, composed of class mem- bers selected by the student body, is the judi- ciary body of the school. The Council ' s author- ity is exerted in matters of group living, lack of respect for other ' s property, as well as that of the hospital and school, and in incidents of untruthfulness. An honor code is integrated into the policy of the Council, by which each student coope- rated in maintaining group and personal honor in all phases of social and professional life. Left to right: Betty Couch, Jan Berry, Jerri Randall, Barbara Peterson, Sadie Philyaw, Stevie Guerin, Nancy Parker, chairman, Sandy Payton, Nancy Day, Ann Leonard, Diane Matheny, Sharon Avery, Gay Martin, Carol Garrison. RESIDENCE HALL Obeying rules in a dorm is one thing most girls would prefer to ignore. But, for our own safety and the other person ' s welfare, this group have the job of seeing that the rules are followed. They have done a good job of being fair, yet not being forceful. Some of their thankless jobs are checking to see that everyone is in on time, checking to see that all the exit doors are locked, and keeping ac- count of demerits. Left to right, 1st row: Barbara Harris, Pam Lowder- milk, Linda Hilburn, Nancy Haas, Judy Earnhardt, Brenda Leatherman, Millie Bunkley. Second row: Jean Sigmon, Diane Herman, Greg Johnson, Sarah Morrison. SIGNS and SYMPTOMS Each of us looks forward to receiving his copy of the school newspaper, the Signs and Symptoms. It is always interesting, inform- ative, and full of surprises with a new fea- ture in each paper and a gossip column. Eight editions were published this year with a greater profit than in any previous year. Pam Lowdermilk, Editor-in-Chief :5-.y I ' . f Left to right: Stevie Guerin, Pat Farmer, Kay Keefer, Julie Nattress, Ronnie Small, Nancy Williams, chairman, Joan Pearson, Nancy Parker. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Our Social Committee is an active organization which promotes activi- ties in which the student body may participate. This year they have been responsible for bridge lessons, ping-pong tournaments, sock hops, the Christmas dance and Spring semi-formal, as well as many other en- joyable events. We are especially thankful for the marvelous job that they have done this year. SANTA FILOMENA Left to right: Greg Johnson, Glenda Morton, Patricia Smith, Bekki Swann, Gay Martin, Jan Berry, Katherine Mabry, Linda Stewart, Lady of the Lamp. Absent: Vivien Stephen. Each member of this senior honorary so- ciety is publicly recognized in a tapping cere- mony and by wearing the Florence Nightin- gale pin. These students have demonstrated high scholastic and nursing abilities during their first two years of education. They are chosen from the rising senior class by present members and are faculty approved. President Linda Stewart Vice-President Jan McGirt Secretary-Treasurer Diane Matheny - i  , ' Vf ' :( ' i Ok f - O ■■ Left to right, 1st row: Peggy Levari, Fran Long, Helen Berry, Kay Boyette, Bekki Swann, Katherine Mabry, chairman. Second row: Pam Lowdermilk, Nancy Parker, Sandra Selle, Glenda Morton, Linda Tucker, Wanda Bolick, Juline Bishop, Janie Copley, Pat Smith. Third row: Dianne Lundy, Stevie Guerin, Eleanor Conner, Sarah Wade, Norma Binns, Jerrie Randall, Linda Stewart, Sonny Biddix. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council Organization transacts all business of the Student Government Organization and coordinates the activities of our various clubs and organizations on campus. The Council, composed of the four Student Government officers, the president of the student body, repre- sentatives from each class, and the presidents of each school club, helps to maintain high standards of loyalty, duty, and scholarship. Linda Tucker, our district representative from C.M.H. and Gaynelle Martin, president of Dis- trict 3. Greg Johnson, first runner-up in 1965 Student Nurse of the Year in North Carolina contest. S.N. A. ACTIVITIES Planning the campaign for state offices are Sandy Payton, Greg Johnson, who became first vice-president, Linda Tucker, Ronnie Small, who became treas- urer, Nancy Williams, and Nancy Parker. kuBMiiiiiirr iv. 1965 FEA TURES Left to right: Chris Sinclair, Glenda Morton, Vivien Stephen, co-chief, Janet Berry, co-chief, Greg Johnson, and Sandy Payton. MARSHALS 1964 Each year students from the rising junior class who have exhibited high scholastic achievement are chosen to be Marshals. They function at graduation exercises, helping to seat guests and to lead in the graduat- ing class. This is a great honor for those chosen. NEW LEADERS student Body President Ronnie Small First Vice-President Hazel Turkleson Second Vice-President Barbara Howie Corresponding Secretary Lynn Wallace Recording Secretary Jessie Whitaker Treasurer Bekky Summitt Parliamentarian Jennie Evans President of Athletic Association Stevie Guerin Student Christian Association President Jan McGirt Chairman of Honor Council Rosemary Webster Chairman of Residence Hall Jerrie Randall First Vice-Chairman Barbara Peterson Editor of the Lamp Freddie Hartley Business Manager of the Lamp Ruth Ball Editor of Signs and Symptoms Judy Elkins MOST TALENTED Greg Johnson MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Gaynelle Martin SENIOR SUPER MOST POPULAR Nancy Parker BEST ALL AROUND Patricia Smith - :-: ( m - LA TIVES MOST COURTEOUS Jean Sigmon k-frai MOST ATTRACTIVE Julie Nattress MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Stewart CLASS Susan Fulk Senior Judy Earnhardt Senior Stevie Guerin Junior BE A UTIES Rebekah Swann Senior Vivien Stephen Senior Sharon Lucas Freshman Lynn Wallace Freshman LAMP A WARD Each year the senior class selects a member of their class to receive the Lamp Award for outstanding contributions to the class and school. This year ' s award goes to two outstanding seniors, Judy Earnhardt and Glenda Morton, for scholarship and leadership. Congratulations to these two fine students ! Glenda Morton CHRISTMAS DANCE Moments before the big announcement. i - i- ,:, . , 1 m v - P ■ HEMP M IJf Ji ii ' « b i Christmas Queen — Bekki Swann Junior Attendant Kay Eoyette Congratulations to our new Queen. 81 Freshman Attendant Jessie Whitaker Rn3utfim Miaim 1965 ADVER TISEMENTS Best wishes to Seniors 1965 COFFEE HOUSE OF CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Off The New Lobby We Serv e Your Taste BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER SUNDRIES-MAGAZINES-NOTIONS All Items Also Prepared To Go CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Myers Park PharmacY FOR SERVICE MYERS PARK MEDICAL BLDG. 1340 RO AANY RD., CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 2-7187 Serving: Charlotte, N. C. — Columbia, S.C. Savannah, Go. HARRILL ' S BAR-B-Q Bar-B-Q Cooked Every Day 1025 Kings Drive Charlotte, N. C. ED 4-8808 ZAK CHEMICAL CO. 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