Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital School of Nursing - Aeneid Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

REFERENCE ONLY ALiG-S Do Not Remove from the Library w ■ m- I ' Wti £i iS ' ksMf Property of Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society We, ike S, eniofd tjtou DR. J. M. EMMETT CHESAF SCHOO CHESAPEAKE OHIO SCHOOL OF NURSING His hi purpose, sincerity and warm personality has won the admiration and loyalty of us all. foreword Our purpose has been to produce an out¬ standing annual, one which we are proud to pre¬ sent and which we hope you will be proud to own. Rememberance is the chief objective of this annual. Through providing a key to the things of the past, we hope to build a better tomorrow. We wish to thank all of those who have given of their time and patience, as well as their support to make this edition of “The Aeneid” possible. The Annual Staff faculty Miss Louise Reynolds Hospital Superintendent and Director of Nurses Mi o Surgical Staff Dr. Robert P. Hawkins Dr. John M. Emmett Dr. James P. Carey Chief Resident Dr. John D. Adams Assistant Surgeon Dr. Warren Meyer Re sident Dr. Paul Johnson Re sident Dr. Tracy Owen Re sident Dr. Julian R. Beckwith Dr. Allen E. LeHew Medical Staff Cocal J)oct0rs Dr. Dick Dycaico Ane sthe sio legist Anesthesiology . . Seniors I t ‘ ' “T’ •• ' iT Seniors Seniors MISS GLORIA ALLS MISS FAYE NICELY MISS JEAN TACY r. ' . ' i MISS PATRICIA O’FARRELL MISS CHARMAINE CLARK MISS BETTY LIVELY Seniors Seniors MISS BERTIE GUNNOE MISS MARY MILLER MISS BETTY GRIMES graduation Seated: Miss Mary Miller, Miss Jean Tacy, Miss Patricia O’Farrell, Miss Gloria Johnson, Miss Shirley Simmons, Miss Faye Nicely. Standing: Miss Betty Grimes, Miss Bertie Gunnoe, Miss Charmaine Glark, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Gloria Alls, Miss Harriet Palmer, Miss Betty Lively. June 1952 JCast Will And ZestamcHl We the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two do here¬ by wish to make known our Last Will and Testament. We wish to bequeath to Miss Reynolds, a Pre-clinical class inSep- tember that won’t cause her the trouble and anxiety we know she had with us. To our sponsor, Miss Ricks, we wish to leave all our ideas that we never got to use, and a new set of patience which must be by now exhausted from coping with us for three years. To the supervisors and head nurses we leave our worn out procedure books, our care study grades that were below B and any energy we might have left. To the doctors, we leave all our aches and pains now, and in years to come, due to their ability to care for them so efficiently. To Mrs. Dondley, we bequeath all the coke-bottles, untidy rooms, and parties after 11:00 P.M. To the Junior class we will our black bands, our ability to forget how many late leaves we’ve taken and our clocks which never seem to reach 10:30 P.M. To the Freshman class we do bequeath “Hints about the High Spots of Affiliation’’ and a road map to find your way back home. Pat O’Farrell wishes to leave her tidy room to anyone who promises to keep it as she has for the past three years. Mildred Smith bequeaths her energy and desire to “Always Press Onward’ to Delma Anderson. Jean Tacy wishes to leave her mustache to anyone not man enough to grow one. Faye Nicely leaves her love for Wash. D.C. to someone who may chance to work there someday. Gloria Alls bequeaths her ability to agree with people to Marilyn Hall. Mary Miller leaves her love for the University of Va. to her sister Edna. Betty Lively wishes to leave her ability to say what she thinks to anyone who can get by with it. Shirley Simmons wishes to leave her quiet and efficient ways to Caro¬ lyn Rice. Charmaine Clark bequeaths her interest in life to anyone who can make anything of it. Harriet Palmer wills her leadership to the next president of the Stud¬ ent Body, with the hope that she can get out of all the messes Palmer has gotten into. Gloria Johnson bequeaths her sad, sober, serious personality to that individual who can make more noise with it than she can. Betty Grimes leaves her giggles and ability to talk with her hands to Zell Austin. Bertie Gunnoe leaves her calendars to “The History of Nursing”. Here is found a sketch of the past three years. Class Prophecy As fate would have it, last night being September 18, 1962, I had a dream in which I saw the present occupations of my former classmates of ten years ago from the Chesapeake and Ohio School of Nursing. It’s a dark rainy night in the heart of Africa and at a mission station I saw Miss Lively writing a letter to Miss Palmer, Yes, they went to Bible School together and Harriet found that missionary she was looking for and is now living in South America still struggling with the Spanish language. My it’s a big city, must be Pittsburgh, who was that who whizzed by me in that big car and tooted the horn. It was Miss Tacy, her dreams have come true and she is now a masseuse. It is Fall and in the Mils of North Carolina I found Miss Nicely rock¬ ing Hal Jr. to sleep wMle her husband is away holding a revival in another community. A hospital in Norfolk and we find Miss Grimes coming up the hall with a syringe in her hand. She is married to an air corpsman whom she met in Delaware. The former Miss O’Farrell, who got her degree in nursing education, is now director of nurses at a hospital up North. With tMs job and taking care of her red headed son, she is quite busy. Miss Johnson is still Miss Johnson and is doing private duty in Staun¬ to n, and working in a beauty shop in her spare time giving cold waves. The weather is nice and balmy here, why it’s Florida and I just came from visiting Miss Smith who is doing private duty on her boxer husband who got pretty well beat up at his last match. In Ronceverte, W. Va. I found Mrs. Morgan, the former Miss Sim¬ mons, at home ironing after a hard days work at the hospital. She is working in the operating room there. In Iron Gate, Va. I saw Miss Miller, now Mrs. Simmons, with a full time job keeping up with her two sets of twins. Where did all those turkeys come from, my it’s Miss Gunnoe trying to get them in out of the rain. She has them all nice and fat for Thanks¬ giving and really enjoys nursing their ills. Miss Alls is living in Clifton Forge with her mother-in-law raising puppies and struggling with bills trying to get them all paid. Goodness, I must quit all of tMs dreaming and get back to my typing lessons. At this rate I never will learn to type. Charmaine E. Clark juniors UO A.i-SS A� - aS Vi-S® Adrie Vliss poTO tM pii’ , en Vliss ( 3 eo ' ' 6 ia Bu‘ ,t er juniors iss B ett y Cl ill Olxl Vsei ■f jg iss j juniors juniors juniors SS Yene 3eS Vlu ' dso Absent: Barbara Neff Betty Noel Jean Reynolds Betty Richmond ■E)T0 6 Vliss A J urses Prayer The world grows brighter year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere Puts on her apron, and smiles, and sings. And keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind’s numerous ills. Feeding the babies, answering the bells. Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for home, and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile. Blessing the new-born baby’s first breath Closing the eyes that are stilled in death. Taking the blame for all mistakes. Oh, dear! what a lot of patience it takes. Going off duty at seven o’clock Tired, discouraged, and ready to drop, But called out to help at seven-fifteen. With woe in the heart that must not be seen. Morning and evening, noon and night. Just doing it over, hoping it’s right. When we report off to cross the bar. Dear Lord, will you give us-- Just one little star To wear on the caps of our uniform new In the ward above, where the head nurse IS YOU. s s 2 dreshmeM Miss Jannett Griffis Miss Peggy Porter Miss Ernestine Newman Miss Joan Williams Miss Deloris Sims iss Carolyn Powell iss Dorothy Burton iss Edna Miller ?reshuten , Miss Laura Johnson Miss June Simmers Miss Freda Hatton Miss Janet Dodds Miss Delma Anderson Miss Barbara Martin Miss Zell Austin Miss Martha Green §: s s ' JreshmeH Miss Peggy Masters iss Kay Sweet iss Irene Carson iss Virginia Hunter Miss Edith Van Ness Miss Elizabeth Pignato Miss Rachel Loudermilk Miss Norma Judy Miss Peggy Bell • Miss Betty Grogg Capping Capping is one of the greatest events in the life of any nurse--a solemn, but joyful moment that comes only once in a lifetime. It represents achievement, as well as a challenge for the future. A cap is symbolic of the nursing profession, its dignity, and its responsibilities in the modern world. Keceiving Zhe Nightingale Camp Ai Zapping Keception tAft e Zapping Zhe J urses Qlee Club Sextet 1 . Midnight Party 11. Good Old Summer Time 21. Love Birds 2. Blue Ribbon Prize 12. Foursome 22. Grimes 3. Professor 13. Look At The Birdie 23. Freda 4. Mermaids 14. Got You On The Fence 24. Naughty! 5. Family Affair 15. Sad Sac 25. On Top 6. Pot c Jonnie 16. Probies 26. Third Hall 7. 21st Birthday 17. T rio 27. Freshmans 8. Date Bait 18. Taking It Easy 28. Smitty 9. Baby! it’s Cold Outside 19. Rivals 10. Ready For Bed 20. Hungry 1. 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. 8 . Attention Smile Pretty Last Night at U. Va. Bathing Beauties Jeanne at Sussex Hall Peg Shirley-Betty Clark and Alls Clapper and The Cat 9. Waiting 10. Mary 11. Jonnie 12. Enemo 13. Leaving U. Va. 14. Happy Birthday 15. Puzzled 16. Mrs. Dondley 17. Neff? 18. P. J. Party 19- Shirley 20. Why So Glum? 21. Senior Dance 22. Early A. M. 23. Jimmy and Pat 1 . What Is It? 2. Dressed to The Toe 3. Smitty in Her Office 4. Years Ago--Tacy 5. Traffic Cop 6. Noel 7. Toni Twins 8. Gee ! A Cold 9- A House In Delaware 10. Neff Quit Frowning 11. Precious Memories 12. Bonnie 13. Irene 14. Dignified Seniors 15. Three Stooges Operating Koom Mrs. Margaret Whitmer Assistant Head Nurse Miss Lillian Moon Mrs. Feme Cook Absent Mrs. Betty Downey Miss Chloe Flanagan Zhird Mall X Mrs . Mae C raft Head N ur se Miss Mildred Huffman Mrs. Mae Tucker Miss Mary Dudley Mrs. Marie Chenault Mrs. Mary Barger Miss Louise Workman Mrs. Edith Simpson Mrs. Jane Turner Second Mall Mrs. Marjorie Sirles Head Nurse Mrs. Joyce Campbell Assistant Head Nurse e o� ' Out-Patient Department ■ tVe -pe? IS® ■pa ' ' - ' ve ' C ' - X-Kay ■ ■2a Dr. John Yaeger Dr. W.P. Gilmer Hydro Zherapy . Walter Dinwiddle Physio the rapi st Mrs. Betty Shephard Assistant Head Nurse Mrs. Virginia Miller Head Nurse Office Admitting a Patient Miss Virginia Gleason Miss Helen Painter Miss Louise Long Mr. Bill Leach Miss Margaret Lewis Mrs. Charlotte Young Miss Mary Simpson Miss Drema Cunningham Mrs. Mary Corron Miss Jo Anne Eanes Miss Sylvia Nicely Miss Virginia Downey Miss Betty Ballard Miss Marianne Reynolds ' DiuiHg Hoorn Mrs. Edith Dondley Housemothe r Mrs. Vernon Tennant Assistant Dietician Mrs. Mattie Marshall Housekeepe r Cabotatory Mrs. Alma Bunch Miss Beatrice Nordigan Zhe loreHce J ightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the stand¬ ard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. G ALLEGHANY FLORAL COMPANY, Inc. MICK OR MACK “We grow our own” Cash talks store Lowmoor and Covington, Virginia 20 7 Maple Ave. Dial or phone 7366 Covington Virginia THE RICHARDSON-VAIL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLIFTON FORGE, VA. FURNITURE CO., INC. Covington ' s Friendly “Your friendly bank” Furniture Folks 1000-2-4-6 Highland Street Dial 2175 Covington Virginia ] ALLEGHANY R. M. LOVING HARDWARE CO., INC. AMBULANCE SERVICE “Good goods at good prices” Dial 2123 Dial 3381 Covington Virginia Covington Virginia Congratulations THE MOUNTAIN and NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes “Your Bank” A FRIEND Clifton Forge Virginia Congratulations Senior Class SNEAD FURNITURE CO. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK “For the Finest in Home Furnishings” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation “We Are Equipped to Serve You” Main Street Clifton Forge Virginia FARRAR ' S DRUG STORE FOSTER ' S Reliable Prescriptions “Ladies’ Ready to Wear” “Your Patronage Appreciated” Phone 8091 Clifton Forge Virginia Clifton Forge - Covington SMITH-McKENNEY HARDWARE COMPANY --52 years -- ZIMMERMAN COMPANY, INC. Headquarters for the finest paints--both exterior and inte rior --also a full line of hardware “The Man’s Store” Dial 7556 Clifton Forge Virginia Clifton Forge Virginia AYERS Serving the Building Trades in LAUNDRY and CLEANERS our area for 39 years. AYERS RUG tj CARPET MART DIXIE LUMBER CO. 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Clifton Jforge iRebieto Compliments of Compliments of THE ALUMNI A FRIEND Best Wishes THE ANNUAL STAFF POWERS ANDERSON, INC. The Largest and Oldest Surgical Instrument House in the South 2 South Fifth Street Richmond 3 Vi rginia With Compliments CHESAPEAKE RAILWAY and Best Wishes AND OHIO COMPANY 1 y I-. ' %• utcgraphs ; ■.:: • ' J i ■ . ' . ■ .-i ’■ • ■ � , 0 t ’J - • . • ri . • •7-? ' -■ etMmkmr . 7 • ’ ' Si x-t: ' 1 . “ t W • t : V. -■-■1 L ' -. •- • i •’ .V . . 1 ' ♦ ' 4 • . ' ■ 4 ' . H • V -. ' ' 4. ' , ■ ■ ' . V ■ ' ,. ' ■. •’ J-ii ' • . � ' ' U, n ■ . .‘ ' V ' “ -1 ' - • • ' ' 1 - ' i i‘ ■ r ►:• • ’ ' t ' -!! ' .- :- ■ ■ j ' • ' ■ •■ ' ■ jt • ■‘ ' • ' ti ' ' V ■ . perty of Alleghany Highland;