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

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Bast IB ill We the class of 1969 being of apparent sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following last wills. I Linda Lea Andrews will my stepping stones to anyone who wishes to use them. I Karen Stiltner Blankenship will to Mary Dye my many evenings out with that certain Mr. Someone and may they bring her happiness. I Regina Ann Coste will my ability to always be griping, plus my strong desire and determination to regain my freedom to all future C O students. I Sharon Jane Fleshman will my radium pack to Mrs. Bryan, my oversupply of adrenalin to Miss Garland, and my thanks to Mrs. Rumpf I Elizabeth Ella Hall will my little feet to anyone who can find nurses shoes to fit them. I Gladys Sharon Jones will my ability to sleep through all kinds of noise to anyone who is in dire need of it. I Mildred Ruth Lynch will percipitate deliveries to the next O.B. class. May you have such luck. I Cindy Louise Morris do bequeath my Veil, Rosary, and Holy Handbook to those who remain. I Mary Jane Patton will all my ability to open my big mouth and get me in where I can’t get out to anyone who is naive. I Patricia Lee Potts will my naturally curly hair to Miss Garland in hopes that she won’t lose any more five dollar bets. I Cecelia Ann Ross will my headaches as business manager to Linda Ward and my diarrhea to any unlucky underclassmen. I Helen Sue Shafer will my dazzling speech and organizing ability to anyone who desires these qualities. I Linda Lucille Sparks will my ability to look on the bad side of everything and to exasperate all my instructors to anyone who is brave. I Brenda Stanley Campbell will my gigantic hairdo to Miss Pitzer for O.R. and my short uniforms and long fingernails to any student wishing to show independence. I Karen Ann Wallen will all the “junk” I don’t need to Nancy Prewitt in hopes she can pack it more efficiently than I have been able to. I Andrea Jean Whitman will to the entire student body my vast amount of mail that I received at C O in hopes they can keep up the correspondence. I Sandra Gail Wood will the knowledge received from Miss Garland to any freshmen. I Sandra LeAnn Woodrum will my blind dates to those with strong stomachs and my sermons to anyone who believes in hopeless causes. 13

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Miss Andrea Jean Whitman Marlinton, West Virginia 12

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Senior Listed below are only a few of the memories accumulated in the last few years. Linda Lea Andrews “Miss A ” 1) Stranded in Fredrick, Maryland, 2) Room 258—Nov. 8, 1967, 3) A t long last—a friend. Regina Ann Coste “Gidget” 1) A certain June 24th when I came in with a ring, 2) Hectic Friday night in Balto and D C. trying to find John, 3) A little pink two roomed house at U. Va. Sharon Jane Fleshman “Fleshman” 1) Buerger’s disease and its fits, 2) My kiss at the Grove, 3) Certain comment made to me in OPD. Elizabeth Ella Hall “Liz” 1) Introduction to Sill and 6 months that followed, 2) First person I gave a bath to—he’ll never be the same, 3) Long 3 months in Balto. Gladys Sharon Jones “Leo” 1) Long hours of med surg in Miss Garland’s room, 2) Great day at Naval Academy, 3) Howard Johnson’s at U. Va. and the Tee-Hinneys of C.F. Mildred Ruth Lynch “Rutherford” 1) Riots, 2) Marches, 3) Leo and the 2am fire. Cindy Louise Morris “Cind y” 1) Green eye shadow, 2) Muddy tennis shoes and cockleburrs, 3) The many Januses of C O. Mary Jane Patton “Jane” 1) Ride on C O to Balto during Easter riots, 2) Precipitate delivery at U. Va., 3) Riotous job of being Pres, of Sr. class. Patricia Lee Potts “P. Potts” 1) Many grey hairs and ulcers I received from Aeneid, 2) First box of candy pt. gave me—naturally it was chocolate, 3) April 20, 1968 in Balto. Cecelia Ann Ross “Celia” 1) One weekend in Annapolis and letters, 2) My Saturday alone in Labor and Delivery, 3) Anthony and the Imperials in person and forget the rest. 14