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

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SPONSORS Many thanks go out to our spon¬ sors who have meant so much to u s these past three years! Mrs. Walton Miss Garland The Senior Class Song, “Less of Me,” recorded by Glen Campbell, was taken from the following poem: DAILY CREED Let me be a little kinder, Let me be a little blinder To the faults of those about me, Let me praise a little more. Let me be, when I am weary. Just a little bit more cheery; Let me serve a little better The God we would adore. Let me be a little meeker With the brother who is weaker; Let me strive a little harder To be all that 1 should be. Let me be more understanding. And a little less demanding. Let me be the sort of %iend That you have always been to me. John Gray 1G

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“FRIENDLIEST” Claude or Dena Favorite Saying - Dumb ass!! Usually Seen Going out, coming in, eating, sleeping, talking, sewing, reading and just relaxing. Ambition — “The Good Life”. “He is well paid that is well satisfied. ” SHAKESPEARE Bobbie Favorite Saying — Oh, Dear! Usually Seen — Writing letters, crocheting and com¬ muting. Ambition — To never fail those who love me and to make others a little happier. “A friend hath the skill and observation of the best physician; the diligence and vigilance of the best nurse; and the tenderness and patience of the best mother. ” CLARENDON MISS CLAUDINE MAY ZOLLMAN “MOST CONTENT” MRS. BARBARA FRANCO ZICAFOOSE Iron Gate, Virginia 15

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1970, being of apparent sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following: I, Anna Adkinson Baxter, will my interests in nursing and a certain X-ray student to a student nurse. I, Donna Sue Blackburn, will my ability of organization to anyone who has the courage to accept it. I, Elizabeth Ann Graham, will my quick temper to any person who needs one. I, Martha Rebecca Hilbom, will my ability to get into trouble without trying, and my ability to worry about everything to anyone who can control it better than I have. I, La Verne Paxton Hileman, will all of Junior’s many dirty diapers to Ruth Nicely. I, Harriet Alderson Irvine, will my innocence to Terry Ingram, as I no longer need it, and she could use some. I, Linda Faye Knight, will sure and very unquestionable happiness to each student nurse who has true friends in her c lassmates and acquaintances. I, Elizabeth Ann Mills, will my ability to do surgical preps to anyone brave enough to handle it. I, Janeen Kay Orr, will my innocent “smirk” to Miss Garland, and Miss Garland to all who love nursing and knowledge. I, Nancy Raye Prewitt, will my ability to get into trouble to Deisher, Fazio, or any other deserving Junior. I, Ronda Grace Saunders, will my buddies from Kappa Psi (all but one) to any underclassman lucky enough to study pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan, in Detroit. I, Annemarie Schuller, will my ability of “commenting on subjects” to fellow students-good luck! I, Linda Bower Secrist, will to future Seniors my memories of hard work, long suffering, and a payment of personal satisfaction and service to our fellow man. I, Dorothy Ann Spence, will my R.D.-itis-O.E. to anyone who can survive it OR cure it; and the memories of Herman and Herksheimier to Miss Bussard and Mrs. Lugar. I, Gloria Ann Stone, will Detroit, snow, the ocean, happiness, sleeping, dancing. Corvettes, traveling, and psychiatric nursing to anyone who loves them as much as I do. I, Jeanne Marie Walton, will my ability for contracting hoof-’n-mouth disease to Judy Deisher, who appears to be susceptible. I, Mary Carver Wood, will the private room on fourth to anyone my age who has the nerve to try it. I, Linda Ward Yates, will Detroit life, sleep, obstetrics. South H, and being different to anyone who likes it as much as I do. I, Barbara Frango Zicafoose, will my love for nursing to anyone who will use it wisely. I, Claudine May Zollman, will the enjoyment of life to anyone willing to look for it. 17