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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

ference on A 4 Do Not Remove from the Libran, y- ' -K- ' ' ' ' 1 sS U g$ !- ■ -- ■?:3 Student Body, Proudly Present A de 1961 Aeneid Editor. Co-Editor. Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager Assistant Art Editors . . . . Photographer . Advisor. Not Pictured: Ava Mae Reynolds . . . . Janet Perry . . Shirley Haynes . . Rachel Lampe . . Valeria Bolling Callie Bogle . Marie Bransford Mrs. Cassie Black Art Editor. Jr. Assistant Business Manager . . Reta Blake . Frances Doss DR. JOHN D. ADAMS We, the Senior Class of 1961, do proudly dedicate THE AENEID” to Dr. John D. Adams, and Dr. Allen E. LeHew. .. who have served us faithfully as teachers, counselors, and friends. We wish to express our sincere and humble gratitude for their guid¬ ance and understanding when we were in need of it. We realize that they are more than worthy of this honor and tribute. DR. ALLEN E. LEHEW 3 Our Vdivents TO YOU. In sincere appreciation of your untiring efforts and faithful, sympathetic understanding as we ventured along life’s pathway, we, the Seniors, humbly express our gratitude. We feel that the verses found on the following page express our feelings, and although written by an unknown author, they express our sentiments toward you. MOTHER . The stretch of the years is now long past Since I was your baby girl The years when you mended a broken doll Or smoothed down a straying curl. I ' ve come since then to a woman ' s place To my graduation day. I ' m a nurse-and the dream of my child¬ hood hours Stands achieved-and my heart is gay. But mother, I know I could never have won If your love hadn ' t helped me along. I who was always so weak on the way You were ever so strong. DAD. To-day I ' m a nurse-it seems only a dream I can hardly believe that it ' s ture. My training is done-I have come to the end And my first grateful thought is of you. You, my father, who helped me so much on the way; You whose love and whose faith was so strong. Yours the kindness, the courage, the praise that was there In times when the way seemed so long. Your love and your help, and your kindly praise. These followed me through the years. A million thanks well up from my heart God bless you-your joy and your tears. You are my model-you my ideal Yours-ever the love that was true. God couldn ' t be with me all of the time So he gave me a mother like you. And mother, if ever around my neck The arms of a baby twine, I only ask God to be like unto you, You-little mother of mine. I know that you ' re proud. Dad, to-day as you see Your nurse-just so late your wee tot But my pride in you. Dad, rings as strong in my heart God love you-and bless you a lot. This is only a verse-just a thank you in rhyme But its accents are happy and glad. For it tells of the love that in grati¬ tude comes From a graduate nurse to her Dad. 5 Memoriam MRS. BETTY LEMONS McGUIRE October 16, 1960, brought much sadness to the hearts of the people at the Chesapeake and Ohio hospital due to the loss of a friend, class mate, and co-worker, Mrs. Betty Lemons McGuire. We will always remember her courage and faith in herself and in her profession. We, the class of 1961 are proud to have known her, and shared with her, her many heartaches and joys. She will always hold a place in our hearts and never be forgotten. AdministvAiion QrMude MISS GRACE M. RICKS In recognition of one who had a personal interest in each student in the school to the extent that she would go out of her way to help them, and who unselfishly gave of her time to help us in many ways. Without her untiring help and assist¬ ance, it would not be possible to have the school we have to¬ day Hurry home! Miss Louise Reynolds Director of Nurses Miss Frances Farthing Associate Director of Nursing Mrs. Peggy L. Ellis Instructor in Nursing Miss Emma Garland Instructor in Nursing 9 Mrs. Cassie Black Supervisor Surgical Nursing Mrs. Louise Mitchell Mrs. Joyce Campbell Supervisor Medical Relief Supervisor Nursing Miss Ella Mae Simmons Instructor in Nursing Mrs. Ella Weber Evening Supervisor Miss Zella Pitzer Operating Room Supervisor % Miss Eva Bussard Night Supervisor Miss Patricia Harrington O R Instructor Mr. Stephen Bocskey Biological Science Instructor 10 DR. JOHN M. EMMETT CHIEF SURGEON In gratitude to one who has been a source of inspiration to our entire student body, and has been effective in giving every student greater opportunities for learning so that she will be better prepared to go forward into the future. P ' or all this, we thank you! 11 Surgical Staff Dr. John D. Adams Surgeon Dr. R. Preston Hawkins, Jr Surgeon Dr. Meade Edmunds Surgeon 12 Suvgiesil Residents Dr. William Grigsby Dr. Fred Cole Chief Resident Dr. Ramond Abascal Dr. Jan Wemple 13 Medical Staff Dr. Armstead D. Williams Internist Dr. Allen E. LeHew Internist Dr. Charles Ballou Internist Medical Residents Dr. Burlando Dr. Gravano Dr. Popovsky Dr. Kipperman Dr. Vallafane 15 Dr. Maurice Fleiss Peditrician Dr. Julia Edmunds Peditrician Dr. M. M. MacKay Otolaryngologist Dr. Raymond Claterbaugh General Practitioner Dr. Walter Vermilya General Practitioner Dr. Louis Houff General Practitioner 16 Dr. G. S. Hartley General Practitioner Dr. W. C. Nunley General Practitioner Dr. Richard DeNoird Chest Surgeon Dr. Varner Neuro-Surgeon Dr. E. N. Weaver Neuro-Surgeon Heaci Nurses Miss Betty Durvin West II Mrs. Marion Anderson East II Mrs. Virginia Milona South II Miss Eliza Goodbar East rv Mrs. Louise Scruggs South III Mrs. Martha Bryan O.P.D. 18 Mrs. Wanda Linton Mrs. Shirley Webb Miss Georgina Nichol Mrs. Jessie Estes Miss Sandra Nichol Mrs. Jackie Kirkland Mrs. Dorothy Bryant Mrs. Barbara Steeh Miss Joyce Shaver Qenevdd Duty Nurses Miss Thelma Vannoy Miss Frances Bowen Mrs. Wanda King Miss Katy Smith Mrs. Lois Morgan Miss Ethel Grimes Mrs. Kay Via 19 Nurses Aides Left to right: Seated: Mrs. Cary and Mrs. Ford. Standing, Mrs. Linton, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Nicely, Mrs. Paifsel, Mrs. Brubaker Left to right: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Crowder Seniors Miss Emma Garland Sponsor Miss Louise Reynolds Co-Sponsor Class motto-- Life is a grindstone, whether it grinds you down or polishes you up depends on what you ' re made of. Class Colors; Class Flower; Red and white Red Roses Senior Class Officers President - Miss Shirley Haynes Vice-President - Miss Ava Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer - Miss Shelbia Hanshaw MISS RETA JOAN BLAKE Beckley, West Virginia Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. MISS MARIE ANITA BRANS FORD Williamsburg, West Virginia Leave silence to angels -- I am but human. 23 MRS. BETTY SHORE CARTES White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia Grant me the power to always do what is right, to avoid what is wrong, and the intelligence to know the difference. MISS CAROLYN ANN CRAFFEY Boston, Massachusetts He who does not seek adventure will never cross the sea. MRS. VIRGINIA HEFNER CRONK White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia From dreams we carve our destiny. 24 MSS SHELBIA JEAN HANSHAW Ronceverte, West Virginia If you wish success in life, make perseverance your bosom friend, experience your wise counselor, caution your elder brother, and hope your guardian genius. Addison MISS SHIRLEY ANN HAYNES Hot Springs, Virginia It takes a few clouds to make a pretty sunset. MRS. MARY SNEAD HOLMES Hot Springs, Virginia Where there ' s a will there ' s a way. 25 MRS. SUSAN BOSTIC HONTS Hinton, West Virginia The truth of what I am lies within me, and not what people say or think about me. MISS CHARLOTTE LENORE HOUCHINS East Rainelle, West Virginia The grand essentials of happiness are something to love and something to hope for. - Chalmers MISS JENNY IRELAND IRVINE Clifton Forge, Virginia To keep my health! To do my work! To live! - C.P. Stetson 26 MISS RACHEL JOSEPHINE LAMPE Raphine, Virginia Of all the lights you carry in your face, joy shines farthest out to sea. MISS MARGARET GAY LILLY Hinton, West Virginia Blessed is the one who knows what must be done: but twice blessed is he who, knowing, gets it done. 27 Miss Ava Mae Reynolds Covington, Virginia Use what talents you possess: the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best. Henry VanDyke Mrs. Janis Ann Wills Clifton Forge, Virginia And he who serves his brother best gets nearer God than all the rest. 28 class History On June 15, 1958, twenty-one eager, excited, determined, hopeful, Florence Nightingales invaded the halls of the nurses home to be greeted by the smiling faces of Mrs; Dondley and Mrs. Lugar, our guardian angels for the next three years, in other words, the housemothers. After an exciting day filled with long drawn out activities, tearful good¬ byes to our families, exhausted, we fell asleep to the clatter of the trains to be awakened bright and early by the banging of the garbage collectors. Our first day started with a group of sleepy eyed, lonely, and homesick girls trudging our way to class only to be presented with an arm full of books to keep us occupied during our first few months of secluded life. On December 14, 1958, after six months of nerve wrecking studies and dorm life, nineteen jelly-kneed girls, most still starry eyed from the Holly Ball, mere hours before, received their coveted caps and Nightingale lamps at an impressive candle light service. The next six months were packed with more studies, floor duty, and plans for vacations, affiliations, and nights free from study hour. We were certainly excited the day we doned our freshly starched caps with the two junior stripes, indicating the status of hard-working second year students. Before we had time to recuperate five of our girls were boarding the train for Spring Grove and the beginning of our affiliations and living out of suitcases. Those remaining began their adventure into surgery, O.P.D., night duty, Medicine-Surgery H, and the various aspects that must be covered during our days of student life. The beginning of our third year found us still separated, half at U. Va. and the other half at the C O., some of which were enjoying much deserved vacations. Eighteen proud young ladies discarded much worn Junior stripes to appear as distinguished Seniors with the traditional black bands. On December 17, 1960, our class was re-united for a few hours, the first time in over a year, at the annual Holly Ball. This event was high¬ lighted by Dr. Emmett crowning our choice as queen. Miss Shirley Haynes, of Hot Springs, Virginia, and Miss Ida Bolling of Hinton, West Virginia, as princess. The last week in February the entire Senior Class was together again at our home school to complete our classes, take those much dreaded compre- hensives, and to prepare for that long awaited day, GRADUATION DAY. These last three months were packed with hard work, excitement, and con¬ fusion. May brought more excitement with the arrival of our graduate uniforms and high hopes that out most treasured dreams of becoming a Registered Nurse, would soon be fulfilled. Even the difficult task of starching our graduate caps didn’t mar our enthusiasm. June 12,1961, the families and friends of the Senior class were present to congratulate us on successfully completing three years as a student nurse. Now that we have reached the completion of our training days we cannot help but feel a bit sad. Knowing not where or when the eighteen of us would meet again we leave the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SCHOOL OF NURSING, to go our separate ways. 29 £asf Will And est Lment We, the graduating class of 1961, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath this, our last will and testament. Article I. To the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital we leave our loyalty, and gratitude for its many contributions to our ed¬ ucation. Article H. To the instructors we will a new supply of tran¬ quilizers and best wishes for the future. Article HI. To the doctors we will a blue print for a robot which will work up a patient on each admission. Article IV. To the Junior class we will our three late leaves and cherished black bands. Article V. To the Freshmen we will our railroad passes to Baltimore and Charlottesville. Article V. These willingly will the following. I, VirginiaCrook, will my success in finding a husband on a blind date, to anyone in pursuit of a mate. I, Charlotte Houchins, will my bottle of Freezone to Carol Carpenter in hopes she has better luck with it than I did. I, Marie Bransford, will my spasticity to Sharon Argabrite, because I would be much better off without it. I, Reta Blake, will my broken down blinds to the fresh air girls on third. I, Margaret Lilly, will my nichname, ' ’Pooch , to Miss Garland for her next dog. I, Betty Cartes, will my red hair to Dr. LeHew, because red hair is better than none. I, Jenny Irvine, will my spastic esophagus to anyone who wants to eat and lose weight. I, Shelbia Jean Hanshaw, will my ability to have influence with the U. S. Navy to anyone who likes sailors and doesn’t get sea sick. I, Carolyn Craffey, will my yankee accent to anyone below the Mason-Dixon Line, who has courage enough to use it. I, Janis Wills, will my ability to do a pediatric care study to anyone who thinks they can break my record. 30 £asf Will And t estsiuient I, Ida Bolling, will my cuss box ' ' to the juniors going to the operating room. I, Rachel Lampe, leave to Carol Downey, my ability to take off my glasses and catch a boy friend. I, Susan Honts, will to anyone who can take a leave of absence and be as happy as I, the best of luck. I, Mary Holmes, will my old initial S to anyone who likes to sit in the back of the class. I, Ava Reynolds,.leave. I, Janet Perry, will my unending vocabulary to Alma Legg who seems to be at a loss for words. I, Shirley Haynes, will my dimple to Jean Coursey so that she will have two, and at least one of us won’t have a lopsided smile. Capping Sunday, December 14, 1958 31 Place: Here, there and everywhere. Time: June 15, 1971. Chss Prophecy Dear Charlotte, How is Miami? I want to congratulate you on the birth of your new son, Leighton Abbott, the 3rd. Does this make four or five now? I have just finished touring several of the states, and was able to visit all our old classmates. I thought you might like to know what everyone is doing. My last stop was in Virginia and of course I visit¬ ed the C O. I had dinner at Susan’s new home in Covington and you ' ll never guess what-”Topsy” is working as OB supervisor and she has been with Susan during all three deliveries. Susan isn ' t working now, she has a pediatric department of her own. Jenny Irvine is working as a flight nurse (she always did like fly¬ ing high). Reta is owner and manager of an exclusive dress shop in New York. I don’t know what ever happened to her nursing life, but she is designing clothes for Mrs. Betty Cartes and her little red-headed daughter who are on their way tc Paraguay for a visit with that fam¬ ous doctor in their life. Several of the girls are still at the C O. Janet Lou went to John Hopkins and got her degree and is now working as O.R. supervisor. Pooch is working in O.P.D. and teaching Disaster Nursing! ' Shel- bia Jean’s dream of being Director of Nurses has come true, she was in the cafeteria greeting the new students while I was there. We have a new Pediatric Department and Virginia Cronk is Pediatric Super¬ visor. Ava Mae is Dr. Williams’ nurse, and she just had a poem pub¬ lished The Private Life of a Doctor’s Nurse . Shirley Haynes is in California and was in Clifton Forge this past May recruiting nurses. She is a lieutenant in the Navy; from what she says wedding bells are ringing for her and some dreamy captain. I went to visit Jo and I’ll let you guess where she is living. She is doing Frontier Nursing and I got to make igloo rounds with her. Mary Holmes is living in Alabama and she is doing private duty with her four children. She has two sets of twins now, the boys are three and the girls are six months. Marie and David are married now and living in Ohio. She was working as a public health nurse, but she is taking a leave of ab¬ sence, as she is expecting in December. Janis Wills has moved to Texas. She is getting ready to set-up the first hospital in outer-space. It sure sounds exciting but it’s not for me. As for me, I’m working on a luxury liner and will be leaving for a world tour soon, but not as a nurse, as Mrs. you know whol It took 10 years of hard chasing but I finally made it. Lots of love, Boston 32 Senior Poem T’was the night before duty when all thru the school, the students were laughing and acting like fools. The lights were all burning, not one room was dark, while down the hall Jenny sang like a lark! The uniforms were set up, the shoes were shined, but working did not enter’’Pooch Lilly’s” mind. When all at once we heard a loud shout, and ran to the window to peek out. We saw poor ’’Boston” down on her knees, and heard Mrs. Lugar saying, ’’thru the Hospital please.” The songs on the radio and records too, made Mary and Betty twice as blue. With ”Jo” in her pajamas and Ava her gown, they were still living it up after a night on the town. Mrs. Lugar had panicked, Mrs. Dondley too, they really didn ' t know just what to do. When up the stairs we saw them both come, not looking their age - my how they could run I The phone was ringing right off the wall, Susan had waited rather late to call, ’’Tammy,” she said, had the tummy-ache and ’’Topsy” didn ' t know just what she should take. And then ... ’’The phone, you know should be off the hook- must you girls break every rule in the book? Miss Houchins, Miss Hanshaw, Miss Bransford, Miss Blake, Don’t you girls know it ' s getting terribly late?” With a sly little grin and a twist of the head, the girls reluctantly went off to bed. Virginia and Janis from their rooms gave a shout — ’’Janet and Shirley, turn your lights out.” The hall was dark, the lights were dim,- but just you wait ' till 6:00 a.m. 33 Miss Janet Perry Wittiest Miss Rachel Lampe Most Studious Miss Shirley Haynes Best All Around Miss Ava Mae Reynolds Most Likely to Succeed Mrs. Janis Wills Most helpful to School 36 Mrs. Cassie Black Co-Sponsor Miss Eva Bussard Co-Sponsor Junior Class Officers President.(not pictured) Miss Ruth Walkup Vice President.Miss Nan Richmond Secretary-Treasurer.Miss Frances Doss 38 Mrs. Sharon Argabrite Alderson, W. Va. Miss Callie Bogle Glen Daniel, W. Va. Miss Valeria Bolling Hinton, W. Va. Miss Brenda Caperton Alderson, W. Va. Miss Carol Carpenter Hinton, W. Va. Miss Betty Jo Davis Russel, Kentucky Miss Frances Doss Miss Marjorie Feamster Renick, W. Va. Alderson, W. Va. Miss Betty Foster White Sulphur, W. Va. Miss Carol Hawkins Clifton Forge, Va. Miss Alma Legg Clintonville, W. Va. Miss Gloria Lewis Trout, W. Va. Miss Ellen Liptrap Mrs. Nancy Sue Meador White Sulphur, W. Va. Waverly, Ohio Miss Drema Pope Miss Nan Richmond Renick, W. Va. Hinton, W. Va. Miss Beverly Showalter Iron Gate, Va. Miss Ruth Walkup Alderson, W. Va. ' E 1r - ■[‘■■.i Wf- iwlH ' ' §v SH B HI 1 H 3veshmen Miss Frances Farthing Co-Sponsor Mrs. Daisy Johnson Co-Sponsor Freshmen Class Officers Left to right: Miss Dorothy Hansen, Secretary; Miss Sue Stone, President; Miss Karen Cooper, Vice President 44 Miss Carol Anne Arthur Clintonville, W. Va. Miss Patty Backus Summersville, W. Va. Miss Patricia Bland Hinton, W. Va. Miss Sue Bugg Hinton, W. Va. Miss Mitzy Cauley Millboro, Va. Miss Ann Christian Renick, W. Va. Mrs. Dorothy Collins Covington, Va. Miss Mary Cooke Russell, Ky. 45 Miss Phyllis Davis Russell, Ky. Miss Pat Dotson Crawley, W. Va. Miss Alice Faust Adrian, Michigan Miss Patricia Grose Covington, Va. Miss Karen Cooper Hinton, W. Va. Miss Jean Coursey Millboro, Va. Miss Dorothy Hansen Stanton, Michigan Miss Judy Harris Morgantown, W. Va. 1 46 Miss Edna Liptrap Clifton Forge, Va. Miss Grace Liptrap White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Miss Janie Hoppers Sparta, N. C. Miss Nancy Joslyn Springlake, Michigan Miss Virginia Lively Hinton, W. Va. Miss Bernice Lowry Hinton, W. Va. Miss Dena Marion Hinton, W. Va. Miss Margaret Nicely Millboro, Va. 47 Miss Mary Porter Sparta, N. C. Miss Dolores Ratliff Union, W. Va. Miss Freda Rochelle Prosperity, W. Va. Miss Geneva Spade Meadow Bridge, W. Va. Miss Sue Ellen Stone Clifton Forge, Va. 48 1 9ti6 cx, o.t A oA o V AN O. R. CONFERENCE TASTES GOOD THE CHIEF mm sQj). QUICK AND EFFICIENT THE EARLY CASE STERILE TECHNIQUE, GIRLS! BOBBY ' S ADMISSION ISN ' T HE CUTE? HELLO, MAMMA Student Body Activities Holly Ball On December 17, 1960, Miss Shirley Haynes was crowned Queen by Dr. J. M. Emmett at the Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Miss Ida Bolling was chosen princess at this annual affair. 52 Student Council Seated, Left to Right Miss Marie Bransford . Mrs. Janis Wills. Miss Alice Faust. Standing, Left to Right: Miss Alma Legg. Miss Ava Reynolds . . . Miss Edna Liptrap. . . . Not Pictured: Miss Brenda Caperton . Miss Nan Richmond. . . . Parliamentarian .President .Secretary-Treasurer . . .Junior Class Representative , . . Senior Class Representative Freshmen Class Representative .First Vice-President .Second Vice- President District Officers On November 30, 1960, the C O School of Nursing joined with the University of Virginia School of Nursing to form the District V SNAV. The officers from the C O are: Miss Carolyn Craffey, First Vice- President; Miss Betty Foster, Recording Secretary; and Miss Ellen Liptrap, Treasurer. 54 ■ 1 . r Student Hesdtd race McBride Circle Student Devotions 55 CfirisfTTias Party Where will I sit? Looks Delicious! 56 psLvtments —n = 3 . L -=3 X-Rdii) Department Dr. George Chucker Radiologist Dr, Alvin W. Finestone Radiologist Left to Right .... Technicians Jeanette Silvey, Annette Jones, Nora Quinn, Pansy Thomas, Susie Murray. 58 Clinical And PAtdologicAl £a6oraforigs Miss Alma Bunch Chief Technician Dr. Thomas Warren Pathologist Mrs. Cora Dillon; Miss Alma Bunch; Mrs. Elizabeth Bayne; Miss Ila Evans; Mrs. Margaret Cunningham. 59 Dietary Department Mr. John Guy Manager Mrs. Daisy Johnson Dietitian Mrs. Crawford, Assistant Manager; Miss Litrell, Dietary Assistant; Miss Downey, Clerk; Mrs. Tidwell, Dietary Assistant; Mr. Tingler, Stock Steward. 60 Centv3il Supply Insert: Mrs. Audrey Woods Drug Room Insert: Mrs. Mildred Skolaut Openting Room P.A.R. Insert: Mrs. Lorraine Frazier. 62 AnestdesU Dep Lrtwent Dr. John Jonas Anesthesiologist Dr. Manuel Ross Anesthesiologist Mrs. Sirles Mrs. Mason Mrs. Downey 63 Deli wery Room Pediatric VepAvtment 64 Ouf-Pafienf Dr. Melo Mrs. Mary Barger Patient Pdy sio- Sfierapy Mrs. Tucker and Patient Slecirocardioyrani Mrs. Marjorie Caldwell and Patient 65 Admission Left to right: Miss Virginia Gleason, Mrs. Sally Putman and Miss Mildred Weller Billing Office Seated, Mrs. June Carter, Mrs. Margie Forbes, Mrs. Lena Simmons. Standing, Miss Louise Long, Mrs. Charlotte Young, Mrs. Sylvia Nicely. 3ile Room Left to right: Miss Edith Murray, Mrs. Helen Bess, Mrs. Frances Sales, Mrs. Mary Glover; Seated, Mrs. Violet Shaffer fi6 Secretaries Left to right: Mrs. Millie Hardy, x-ray; Miss Gayle Daniels ; Dr. Mackay; Miss Katherine Thurston; Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Elizabeth Payne; Miss Farthing Mrs. Muriel Shorter; Medical Dept. Nurse Miss Margaret Lewis; Dr. Emmett 67 Mrs. Dorothy Ferrell; Librarian Mrs. Rosa Hutchinson Linen Mistress Mrs. Ethel Carr Housekeeper Mrs. Mattie Marshall Relief Housekeeper Maintenance Left to right: Mr. W. O. Wilson, Janitor; Mr. Clyde Deeds, Lead Building Maintenance; Mr. CharlesWhitmer, Electrician; Mr. Claude Pullen, Carpenter; Mr. Herbert Bragg, Plumber. 68 Mrs. Edith Dondley Housemother Mrs. Addie Lugar Housemother Julie Hurt Maid Robert Christian Porter Grace Cooper Maid 69 NON NOBIS . . . SED ALBS (Not For Ourselves, But For Others) A Loud Alarm At An Early Hour . . . Two sleepy eyes peep out at dawn: Two listless arms stretch toward the skies; Another nursing day goes on . . . NON NOBIS . . . SED ALES I Syringes, needles, charts, call lights. Adhesive, sutures, 4 x 4’s . . . An army of physicians ' orders Multiply our daily chores . . . NON NOBIS . . . SED ALHS! A mask of pain, a sob, a tear, A broken bone, a gasp for air, A bleeding wound, A dying moan. Each call for true professional care . . . NON NOBIS . „ . SED ALUS! Someday dear Lord, you’ll come to call Each nurse to leave this Mortal soil. Remember then our greatest joy was but to love and, yes, to toil . . . NON NOBIS . . . SED ALES! WHITING OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED DISTRIBUTORS OF CITIES ® SERVICE = Compliments of W C F V Clifton Forge, Virginia Compliments of WOOLWINPS MARKET We never sleep A Phone Call Brings Us On the Run Phone 862-4116 VIRGINIA TAXI U. M. Hickman, Prop. Low Rates Careful Drivers We Run While You Sleep Clifton Forge, Virginia See Others, Then See Us for Out-of-Town Trips HUGER-DAVIDSON SALES CO., INC. Lexington, Va. congratulates the graduating class of the C O SCHOOL OF NURSING CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY Read a HODGES JEWELERS THE DAILY REVIEW Watch Repair Clifton Forge, Virginia For the Most Local News Watches, Diamonds, Silverware Gifts for All Occasions --- WEBER ' S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions pC9€( CX4. Ridgeway Street Telephones: Day 862-2406 - Night 862-3381 Clifton Forge, Virginia J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Ridgeway St. Clifton Forge Virginia Nurses ' Hose Regular and Mesh ' Knee UmKw r Long M od er n - - Fr iendly - - Fir epr oof JAMES F. DUNN HOTEL JEFFERSON Watch - Jewelry Repair The Place to stay at a reasonable rate 546 Main Street - Phone 862-4181 Clifton Forge, Virginia And Engraving 413 E. Ridgeway St. Clifton Forge, Va. --- Compliments of SHARON GABLES WESTERAAAN S Motel - Restaurant City Ice and Supply Company Clean - Comfortable Coal -Ice -Storage Good Food-Served Better ComDliments of BRADLErS MEN S WEAR DOUTHAT GULF STATION 527 Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia RFD 1 Clifton Forge, Virginia Phone 863-8146 Phone 862-7046 Tires -Batteries -Accessories YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE CENTER OWEN ' S PHARMACY THE CIIIIIC SHOE jfyt IjouM UfvwjBM ' Im, (JUUHa RUFFS SHOE SALON Phone 862-4343 in Foster’s 518 Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia QjUl cleoning CAROLYN SHOPPE CLIFTON FORGE CLEANERS Quality - Service Alterations and Repairs EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Phone 2-4455 417 East Ridgeway Clifton Forge, Virginia C. L s FOUNTAIN GRILL GRIF ' S DRIVE IN At the Foot of the Hill Clifton Forge Virginia Curb Service Short Order Dinners Fine Food With Fast and Courteous Service Located at Douthat State Park Road, Route 60 Phone 863-9977 Cliftondale Park Clifton Forge, Va. w With the Best of Luck and Success to the 1961 Graduating Class Compliments of SOUTHERN MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 1206 East Main Street Richmond, Virginia Telephone 3-7407 Compliments of OWENS, MINOR BODEKER, INC. 1000 E. Cary Street Richmond, Virginia f ljour _ DEPENDABLE 4 ; DRUGGIST Reliable Prescriptions FARRAR’S DRUG STORE Phone 8-091 Clifton Forge, Virginia H. ROOKLIN CO. Outfitters for the Entire Family Clifton Forge, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank Banking -- Savings -- Trusts CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of CLASS OF 1963 Compliments of R. M. LOVING FUNERAL HOME WOOD CHEVROLET COMPANY INCORPORATED Clifton Forge, Virginia ’’Our Customers Enjoy The Best” Chevrolet and Oldsmobile WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY One of the Largest Covington, Virginia Compliments of LAWLER FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. First National Bank Building Phone 863-3596 Clifton Forge, Virginia Your Reliable Jewelers JONES JEWELRY STORE C and O Watch Inspector Diamonds - Watches - Gifts - Jewelry Fine China and Silverware Clifton Forge, Virginia BUDDY AND SONNY S DRIVE-IN BUDDYBURGER THE COVINGTON VIRGINIAN Afternoon Daily Dial 962-2121 Classified ads in The Covington Virginian are convenient, economical and bring results fast. Let the classified ads serve you. Telephone Today. Compliments of BRADBERRY BROTHERS Water well drilling company Clifton Forge, Va. SURGERY Compliments of CLASS OF 1962 DRESSLER MOTORS, INC. 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NETTLETON, INC 508 Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Covington, Virginia Phone 862-7566 We, the yearbook staff, would like to thank all those who helped us pub¬ lish the Aeneid” through their con¬ tributions. INDUSTRIAL LOAN COMPANY Clifton Forge, Virginia W. J. Enos, Pres. J. Irvine Jones, Vice-Pres. F. Norton Thomas, Sect.-Treas. J. H. Armstrong, Asst. Sect.-Treas. Congratulations from FOSTERS Everything In Ladies Ready To Wear Clifton Forge, Virginia your key. . . SMITH-RULE FURNITURE ■ TO GREATER VALUES COMPANY SMITH-McKENNEY HARDWARE Home Outfitters CORP. Clifton Forge, Virginia t Dial: 862-3496 Clifton Forge, Virginia uccess to the graduating class Best Wishes from THE DRESS SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear Corner of Court and Main Street Covington, Virginia STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY Supplies for School, Office, and many other items First National Bank Building P. O. Box 554 -Dial 863-4546 Clifton Forge, Virginia Compliments of ROANOKE SURGICAL SUPPLY INC. 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