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

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HEALTH DIRECTOR Miss G. Wilburn LIBRARIAN Miss Baker HOUSE MOTHERS Mrs. Rogers Miss Tomezak NOT PICTURED Mrs. Stout Miss Harrington HOUSEKEEPING ih I 12

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From left to right: President, S. Harvey; Vice-President, D. O ' Quinn; Secretary, F. Long; Treasurer, K. Anderson. Seniors 1966 We take the tragic roles. . . , careers in regretful triumph. of those who finish their On June 9, 1966 the curtain falls on the last scene of the last act of the class of ' 66. The drama of our nursing days has finally ended. Against the backdrop of three years we have staged our final act. Our performance has been filled with numerous episodes and comic reliefs. It has required work, many rehearsals, and matinee performances; but we have been encouraged by our instructors here; each other in our dormitory life — and our families at home. The school, our employing agency, has supported us faithfully since that day three years ago when the curtain rose for the first act of our drama. Our repertory includes but one play, but this one takes in the whole of our learning. Soon after our performance — our troop will be on the road. Each actor will follow his separate way. Our drama ends as a tragedy, the tragedy of leaving what we have grown to love. Have we a good curtain? Has each of the acts of our drama been effective? We should be concerned as to whether in our drama we have learned, lived, laughed, and loved. 14