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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1971 volume:

. . . odaij i± tfiE iz±t day oj iiis: d ±i oj ouz Jdijz e [j dLcaiLon Miss Louise McClung Reynolds, R.N. Is Seniors our time at C. O. is drawing to a close. We, as graduates, will take many memories with us wherever we go. But there will be the memory of one person that we will both take with us and leave here. It is of one whose presence was not always visible but always felt. She has instilled in us a great sense of pride and dignity, not only in our profession but in ourselves. She has always dedicated herself to the student with her patience, understanding, and wisdom. Now the Class of 1971 would like to dedicate “The Aeneid — 1971” to you. Miss Reynolds. We will never forget you for your guidance and trust in us. We now know that our lives are much richer by your spirit and influence. 2 Miss Louise Reynolds, R.N. Director — School of Nursing Miss M. Helen Foster, R.N. y455c. Director — School of Nursing Miss Emma Garland, R.N. Instructor Mrs. Sandra Hardy, R.N. Surgery Instructor Dr. G. A. Haggstrom General Surgery Dr. M. M. MacKay Ear, Nose, and Throat Dr. M. C. Edmunds Chief Surgeon Dr, Antonio — Chief Resident Dr. C. E. Woodhouse Orthopedics Dr. Sabir — Resident Dr. Takegoshi — Resident (cM s-dicoL Dr. Charles Ballou Dr. Allen LeHew Chief of Staff Dr. George Fischer Dr. Edward Scherer OLun J ociox L u octox± Dr. Anderson — Anesthesiologist Dr. Fliess — Pediatrician Dr. DeNiord — Chest Surgery Dr. Teague — Chest Surgery Dr. Harris — Chest Surgery (£)ut cSuh. i EZLTL±OZ± They are always around when we need them and always willing to lend a helping hand. With sincere apprecia¬ tion, we say “thanks”. Mrs. Harnsberger, R.N. Mrs. Mitchell, R.N. Mrs. Black, R. N. Not pictured Mrs. Lomasney, R.N. Art Directors — Connie Neill, Linda Hanna Co-Editor — Freda Snyder Advertising Mgr. Theresa Fazio Business Managers — Sandy Forren, Jeanne Lockhart Literary Editors — Pat Gallagher, Monnie Neill igji Jr. Photographers — Roseann Arm¬ strong, Chris Lindner, Harriet Lively Sr. Photographers — Judy Deisher, Sandy Williams, Dee Harper Advisor— Mrs. Savage Oi. iuds-nt tcNuxiLZ? Si ud nt sAfux±£i Between the security of childhood and the insecurity of womanhood we find a fascinating group called “Student Nurses”. They come in assorted weights, sizes, shapes, and states of sanity. They can be found anywhere; in hospitals, on the telephone, in bed, in OB, scrubbing in OR, and always in debt. Patients love them, instructors tolerate them, and parents support them. A student nurse is at ease when not in class or on duty; brave, when a fellow student is by her side, and the protector of the patient with her procedure book close at hand. She has the energy of an exploding bomb; the shyness of a violet, the brains of Heaven-only -knows- what, the stories of the Army nurse, and the sincerity and aspirations of Florence Nightingale; and when she wants something, there is usually a shortage of help. Some of her likes are: doctors, interns, medical students, male patients, and the opposite sex. She dislikes: bedpans, enemas, bedbaths, wearing overly starched uniforms, some head nurses, hospital food, and getting up in the morning. No one else can cram into one uniform pocket: Bandage scissors, three safety pins, two rubber bands, two pens — one red, one blue — a roll of gauze, a small notebook, a comb, a lipstick, room keys, medicine cards, notecards, and a crushed pack of cigarettes. She spends money on: food, nylons, cigarettes, stamps, and phone calls home. A student nurse is a magical creature. You can lock her out of your heart. You can cross her off your mailing list but not off your mind. She is your long-away-from-home loved one, and your one-and-only good-for-nothing bundle of worry. But all shattered dreams become significant when your student nurse walks down the aisle at graduation in her white uniform and looks at you through wide, teary eyes and says . . . “I’VE MADE IT” 10 MRS. BARBARA BARLING BOGAN Hot Springs, Va. Usually Found — Heading over the mountain writing “Dear” Johnny’s, playing with Jody. The House of Leo governs love, children, and the creative drive. You are a fiery, strong willed individual. Capable of reacting to any emergency with intel¬ ligence, you have an abundance of the qualities needed for better nursing. “Work fascinates me — 1 could sit and watch it all day long!” Likes — My little sister, letters from Nam, shopping for little boy’s clothes. Dislikes — Abstinence, homework Favorite Saying — “I don’t know!” Trademark — Jody Ambition — To finish school, have Johnny home from war, become a better mother and have our second child. MOST CAREFREE “I, Barb Bogan, be- queth all the joys of motherhood to those lucky enough to experi¬ ence it!” 12 Your sign is ruled by the Sun, which makes you fiery and strong-willed. However, the Fifth House is one which gives love, children, and the creative drive. You have a desire to accomplish your task and the qualities necessary to do it successfully. Patience, caution, and tolerance are advised in all personal dealings. “To love and he loved is the greatest happiness of existence. ” —Anonymous MRS. KATHRYN JOHNSON GRANGE Clifton Forge, Va. Usually Found — Playing with Todd. Favorite Saying — “Oh, heck!” Trademark — Little green Volkswagen. Likes — playing with Todd. Dislikes — dirty diapers and losing sleep. Ambition — To be a good wife and mother, to see Rusty get his degree and go back to housekeeping. “RIGHT ON- R US TY! ” “I, Kathy Crance, will my love for care plans to Monnie Neill. ” MOS T DE TERM! NED 13 MISS JUDITH ELLEN DEISHER Clifton Forge, Va. Yours is a dynamic personality, sometimes mysterious, and often gentle or passive. As a Scorpio you exhaust your energies in your chosen profession. “To thine own self be true.” —Scripture Usually Found — Sleeping late or going out with Bobby. Favorite Saying — “I think I’m getting cotton mouth.” Trademark — Zippered lingerie Likes — Bobby, rum and coke, eating, sleeping. Dislikes — Januses, getting up early, being interrupted. Ambition — To become a wife, mother and R.N. MOST TALENTED “THAT WAS GOOD” “I, Judy Deisher, here¬ by will all my S III experience to my little sister. Rose Atkinson.” 14 Strength coupled with kindness as a human will make you a far better nurse. You are responsive to emotions and savour your many loves. “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. ” — Unknown Usually Found — Enjoying life. Favorite Saying — “Ain’t no way.” Trademark — Marlboro lOO’s MISS THERESA MARIE FAZIO Welch, W. Va. Likes — Weekends, W II, U.Va., parties, convetjtions. Dislikes — 2:30 Admissions, dirty duty booties, slip¬ pery showers and casts. Ambition — To graduate, then become a good wife and mother. “WHO CARES” “I, Theresa Fazio, here¬ by will my wop temper, warped sense oj humor, H.S. degree and ability to stay out of trouble to “Little Tally”, better knouni as Rose. ” 15 MOST CREATIVE I I I You are ruled by the planet of love and sensation. You are inclined to poetry, music, and the arts. There is, , though, a very practical side to your nature. The j charitable and tolerant nature is evident. • MISS PATRICIA ANN GALLAGHER Richmond, Va. Likes — Deer Spotting, Oct. 4th’s, and every other weekend. Dislikes — Michigan, alarm clocks, diets, and last year’s clothes that are too tight. Ambition — To get my BS degree, and be a wife and mother. Cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant die but once.” —Shakespeare Usually Found — Fussing, riding I. V. poles. Favorite Saying — “You wish Bogan!” Trademark — Gobi Desert MOST DRAMATIC “ESTHER WILLIAMS, I’M NOT!” “I, Pat Gallagher, will to the next Student Body President, the stamitia to endure the anxiety that comes with the job and all my wrinkled bras to the freshnian at U. I 'a. ” 16 You are a strong-willed individual, and will be able to make satisfactory adjustments to confusing situations. You have an abundance of the qualities needed to make you a good nurse, and are capable of reacting to any emergency with intelligence. “He giveth power to the faint and to them that have no might, He increases strength.” —Isaiah 40:21 MISS LINDA LOU HANNA Richivood, W. Va. Usually Found — Setting up her uniform, “talk¬ ing to Danny Baker. ” Favorite Saying — “Just hide and watch!” Trademark — Little blue robe. Likes — Music, books, good movies, outdoors. Dislikes — Food, extremely loud noises, window shopping. Ambition — To become as good and dedicated a nurse as Miss Garland. “WHAVS FOR DESSERT?” BEST PERSONALITY “I, Linda Hanna, ivill my love and desire for nursing to anyone that will use it constructive¬ ly’’ 17 You’re terribly complex at times, but as a nurse you’re very dedicated. You’ll often sacrifice yourself for others, even total strangers. MISS DELORES JEAN HARPER Lester, W. Va. “What you are is God’s gift to you; What you become is your gift to Him.” — Unknown Usually Found — Studying. Likes — Jerry, horses, dogs, cats, books and people. Favorite Saying — “Oh happy day!” Dislikes — Studying. Trademark — My poor patched-up nurse’s shoes. Ambition — To live each day as God would have me live, to become the nurse I want to be, and someday to be a wife and mother. MOST SINCERE “I, Delores Harper, hereby will all my fond memories of C O to anyone who needs a few fond memories, and my roommate, San¬ dy, to anyone who needs a good room¬ mate.” 18 You are a little too stubborn at times, but very tender-hearted. Unselfish in your human relationships, you’re warm and kind. “Live and let live.” —Anonymous Usually Found — Riding to Staunton or finding someone to take phone messages. Favorite Saying — “Jerk, that’s nothing.” Trademark — Long streaked hair and cigarette in hand. MRS. TERRY INGRAM EUTSLER Charleston, W. Va. Likes - Dancing, car races, tennis, football, work, reading, Robert Redford. Dislikes - Impatient doctors, 3-11, 11-7, diet ther¬ apy, cafeteria food. Ambition — To finish training, get married, have 5 children, get my B.S. MOS T MISCHIE VOUS “I, Terry Eutsler, here¬ by will my ability to stay in trouble and my three fun filled years as a student nurse to my “Little Sisters” Chris Linder and Joyce Ar- ritt.” 19 MRS. GWENLYN TETER KIRBY Clifton Forge, Va. Usually Found — Conspiring with McCaleb andlor Fazio. Favorite Saying — “Oh, really!?” Trademark — B.B. CANCER Yours is a house that governs property and security. Those born under the sign of the “Crab” make the most doting mothers. Always apply your gentle, loving quality to nursing and yours shall be a life of fulfillment. “To love is to grow.” —Anonymous Likes — B.B., Lasagne, matchmaking, U. Va. and Charlottesville. Dislikes — Western State Hospital, Institutional Food. Ambition — To get my R.N., and have two kids. MOST ATTRACTIVE “I, Gwen Kirby, will to the Junior Class West¬ ern State (gladly) and The Elbow Room in hopes that they will have as much fun as I had.” 20 “AREN’T I CUTE!?” As a Piscean you are emotional, hypersensitive, but a devout humanitarian. Honesty and dedication are your most outstanding qualities. “Live every day as if it were your last.” —Marcus Aurelius MRS. DONNA EPPERLEY LEFFELL Roanoke, Va. Usually Found — Traveling and running back and forth to Roanoke. Favorite Saying — “Oh, Dear!” Trademark — Pink P.J.’s. Likes — Cooking, eating steak, going to movies, read¬ ing. Dislikes — tests, noise. Ambition — To be a good wife, mother, and R.N. “I, Donna Leffell, will my ability to get sleepy after lunch to anyone who is human.” MOST CONTENT 21 MISS JEANNE ELAINE LOCKHART Covington, Va. Usually Found — Exercising, calling her Mom, playing the piano. Favorite Saying — “Oh, heck!” Trademark — Going barefooted. L_ BRK As a Libran you maintain a balance in your desires. You are appreciative of cultural values. You are cautious, particularly with your career, and will take advantage of opportunities for growth and advance¬ ment. “Never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.” —John Donne Likes — Psychiatry, working, reading, and peo¬ ple. Dislikes — Dishonesty and Carl Mclntire. Ambition — To stay happy and healthy. MOST UNDERSTANDING “SHE WHO LAUGHS LAST” . . . “I, Jeanne Lockhart, will to anyone who wants it, my great abili¬ ty to procrastinate.” 22 Happiness, dear ones and children are among your ambitions. You are compatible, vivacious, and overt with your love. There’s a tendency to take on too much and run the risk of becoming drained of strength and patience. “I ask that you give me as much time as your crowded life permits. In return I promise not to take a moment more— unless I steal it with your permission. And when I give myself, I'll try to do so openly without restraint or inhibition.” —Rod McKuen MISS CAROL ANN McCALEB Huntington, W. Va. Usually Found — Making tuna fish salad, telling horoscopes, staying up late, buying records, telling jokes, washing and rolling her hair. Favorite Saying — “How do I get myself in these messes, Kirby ?! ” Trademark — A stereo that runs 24 hours a day and 1 00 records with grooves 3 feet deep. Likes — O.R., U. Va., to express her opinion freely, “Order of Purple Yoyo”, parties, lots of mail, good company, R.R. Dislikes — Grouchy doctors, WSH, getting up in the morning, confusion, long train rides, being al one. Ambition — To graduate, make the one I love happy, and if I have enough strength, to raise twelve children. BEST ALL-AROUND “I, Carol McCaleb, will my nickname of “Charley the Tuna” to anyone with the stom¬ ach strong enough to live up to it, silicone shots to all my envious classmates, and 3 years of Nursing Vll never forget to Freda Snyd- 23 MRS. RUTH DEEDS NICELY Clifton Forge, Va. Usually Found — Commuting at 6:15 AM., talking and eating. Favorite Saying — “Oh, really! Trademark — Talking about Greg all the time. As a nurse, you are quiet, thoughtful, and serious by nature. You exhibit the amazing ability to make order out of chaos. You think things through and come up with sensible answers. “He is well paid that is well satisfied.” —Shakespeare Likes — Days off, being at home with Grover and Greg. Dislikes — Alarm clocks, studying, saying good¬ bye. Ambition — To be a good nurse and have a long happy life with Grover and our little ones. FRIENDLIEST “IN MY EASTER BONNET.” “I, Ruth Nicely, will my strong desire and determination to gradu¬ ate from C O to anyone who needs it. ” 24 Ruled by the planet Mercury, you are an interesting, diverse individual. You run on “nervous energy” in constant search for the new. “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up on wings as eagles; they shall run, and not he weary; and they shall walk and not faint.” —Isaiah 40:31 MRS. ROSEMARY REED DANCEY Jumping Branch, W. Va. Likes — Good music, good friends, good books. Usually Found — Writing Larry. Favorite Saying — “That’s commendable!” Trademark — Larry’s sailor pants. Dislikes — Big cities, the distance from Clifton Forge to Memphis. Ambition — To let God’s light shine clearly in my life. “I’M ON WHAT?!?” “I, Rosemary Dancey, will my happiness and contentment to all those who haven’t as yet found that “Special Someone” in hopes that they may someday be as happily married as I am. ” 25 MOST FEMININE MISS SANDRA JEAN WILLIAMS Jumping Branch, W. Va. Usually Found — Studying or cleaning her room. Favorite Saying — “Oh, poppycock!” Trademark — My many wigs! Oh you Pisceans! Your personality is complex at times, but as a nurse you are dedicated and determined. You often sacrifice yourself, but what better attribute could a nurse have than self-sacrifice. “But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness; and all these things shall be add¬ ed unto you.” —Matthew 6:33 Likes — To sew, read good books, soap operas, weekends, and summer. Dislikes — Alarm clocks, C O food, working on women’s wards. Ambition — To strive daily to be more of what God wants me to be. BEST DRESSED “NOT ANOTHER NLN!” ♦ “I, Sandy Williams, will my ability to worry about everything to anyone who can con¬ trol it better than I have.” Here it is! Your age! You, the sign of the Water- Carrier, possessed of two outstanding characteristics: curiosity and personal magnetism. You probe, invent, investigate. Put these beautiful qualities to work in nursing and you will succeed. “Do unto others before they do unto you!” — Unknown MRS. LINDA WARD YATES Covington, Va. Usually Found — Playing with Bert, commuting from Covington, starting her car. Favorite Saying — “Oh, crud!” Trademark — Bert and Ed Likes — Ed and Bert, being at home, keeping house. Dislikes — Schedules and deadlines, lack of time. Ambition — To have enough time to give proper care to my husband and son and also have a profession¬ al life. ” 27 {It! g.uL — tg7i c un. J Kon. 2fus.. QVU ou.. cSat. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 10 11 12 13 H 5 16 r7 iS 9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29 30 31 28 J xol2.n£.c , (l[a±± of igjl In ten years people can travel great distances and many are never heard from again. The Class of 1971 is afraid this might happen, so we will just let everyone know what we will be doing in 1981. Johnny will be the football coach at Valley High School, and Barbara says the first string will consist of their own Bogans . . . Kathryn plans to be serving tea to Rusty’s faculty at Marshall, as he is now dean Theresa can be found on the orthopedic wing at CHR V, and her spare time is devoted to Kenny and their family . . . If Judy and Bobby cannot be found at home they will probably be at Bean’s Beach . . . Linda Lou is a staff nurse at Miami General and is still being pursued by Peruvians . . . Terry and Clint are also in Florida and spending most of their time on the beach or chasing after their clan ... Dee and Jerry can be reached in Taiwan by rickshaw . . . While she was head nurse on East III, Ruth and Grover have added two more additions to the Nicelys . . . Linda Kay is usually relaxing or keeping house and raising children Gwen and Bebe now have a babysitting agency in their chain of Holiday Inn motels along the west coast Carol s husband Charlie has been quite successful on Wall Street, while she passes her time with her twins or as chief anethetist at Albany Medical Center . . . When looking into the latest magazines for uniforms, don’t be surprised if Sandy is your model. . . Far out to sea there is a lonely boat, but do not despair, it’s just Rosemary and her first mate, Larry . . . Donna is now working for her family doctor while David prevents strikes at the N. W. Shops . . . Pat can usually be found hunting for elevated T waves in CCU while Lee is busy with his schematics . . . Finally, Jeanne can be found at Western State Hospital as Group Therapy Supervisor. So if anyone needs any advice concerning electronics, O.B., psychiatry, O.R., orthopedics, navigation. Oriental habitation, anesthesia, or the stock market, just look us up in 1981 - we should know something by then. 29 s:nLox H e, the Seniors of 1971, hold many fond (and some not so fond!) memories of the past three years of nurses’ training. We remember: Elbow Room . . . Ripple and Cold Duck . . . studying for Flo’s A. P. tests . . . being stuck in elevator at U.Va. . . . Mrs. Washiem and being late . . . McCaleb’s kisses (explain that!) . . . “wounded-in-action” . . . Gypsy Hill Park . . . Albemarle Lake . . . Gwen’s ghost stories . . . water bottles . . . egg tosses . . . “Wipe Out” . . . parties to celebrate any occasion . . . Norfolk . . . beer in Labor and Delivery at U.Va. . . . Nub’s Knob . . . chicken plucking . . . U-Haul . . . rides to Douthat after midnight . . . phone calls at 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. . . . train rides and their experiences . . . slippery showers, casts and cast removal . . . standing on water fountains . . . midnight spits on arcade at U. Va. . . . rides on U. Va. luggage carts . . . McCaleb’s double dates . . . moldy milk and pig pens . . . Student Council trials . . . “Where’s the puppy?” . . . our love for mustaches . . . 25d tour of Charlottesville (we got on the wrong bus!) . . . our first catheterization . . . Pizza Hut in Staunton . . . capping . . . first work day on floor under Miss Garland . . . riding the Bluebird . . . long walks to go swimming . . . first blind date . . . playing pool on E 7-8, WSH . . . Feedbag before train . . . South II .. . Jasper . . . Ex-Lax brownies . . . first delivery . . . car smoking in Roanoke . . . trip to Lewis- burg and back . . . first cigarette . . . New Year’s Eve and all that snow . . . Perch! . . . Dr. Edmund’s “Ma’am” . . . last night in Staunton . . . Happy and Healthy Jeanne . . . engagement rings . . . our boy¬ friends . . . jumping on beds in 315 .. . Donna’s wedding . . . Lockhart’s Class-A dressing experience . . . January 9 and The Starlite . . . chicken fighting at Howard Johnson’s pool . . . putting flowers on graves at night . . . Holly Ball . . . learning how to do a trach . . . weekend of Rosemary’s wedding . . . “Mama Terri” . . . Lake Philpott . . . cooking supper for “our preachers” . . . Bob Hughes . . . lonesome train whistles . . . O.R. experiences . . . Mr. Knobby, the snowman . . . Fazio and the Booker baby . . . Rose and Sandy in speech class — the rollers! . . . “Longest Mile” on September 22, 1968 . . . Howard Johnson’s at U. Va. . . . dancing with Dr. Chucker . . . rotating through ENT with Dr. Mackay and Mae . . . Jesse Taylor . . . Linda and “Danny Baker Baby” . . . Sandy’s expression at the “exposure” . . . Jeanne’s pan¬ cakes . . . Fazio and McCaleb’s night of thirst and quiet . . . Bill and his ’43 Red Ford . . . Sandy, Jo Anne, and the cemetery . . . “The Four Fanatics” . . . Rose and the cafeteria . . . C. O. food (ugh!) . . . water shining on the floor with glass . . . “The Virginian” and “Spectrum East” at Charlottesville . . . Hong Kong tailors from India . . . Tom Jones on Friday nights . . . phone calls from Robert Redford . . . “Super Nurse” . . . Gallagher's hot dogs and cole slaw . . . dates after working 3-11 at U.Va. . . . down by the grapevine . . . sober moments . . . Low Moor, Dolly Ann and The Cave ... no clothes in the shower . . . Corvair at WSH . . . men’s locker room at U.Va. . . . Tinge r . . . October 4, 1969 . . . “Ma’am, I may be wrong in many ways, but I am not backwards! ” . . . dirty jokes . . . pancakes at 3:00 a.m. . . . faking our ages . . . flowers from Grants’ . . . posters from the Stonewall . . . raiding the refrigerator . . . sun-bathing on the roof. . . Nurses’ Residence in middle of night — scary! . . . crying sessions . . . “Purple Yo-yo” . . . Snoopy, Red Baron, and Sugar Bear . . . Queen Mary . . . Rod McKuen . . . Getthig our Senior bands . . . starching our caps. . . 2:00 a.m. sewing sessions. . . low cut Holly Ball gowns. . . “The Roost” . . . Sowards . . . and many, many more memories of good ol’ C. O. (?). 30 (2La6.± of igji Ain't we sweet? h'hat 1 31 (Dat cM'i ou±£.mo Mrs. Davis 32 President . Chris Lindner V. President . Rose Atkinson Secretary . Harriet Lively Treasurer . Roseanne Armstrong Not pictured Student Council Representative . Ruth Hedrick 33 Roseanna Lee Armstrong Buckeye, West Virginia “Lead on MacDuff and damn be he who first cries hold enough. ” Shakespeare Joycie Favorite saying — Oh, shoot! often found — Listening to my record player Pet peeve — Washing someone’s dirty dentures. Rose Favorite saying — It ain’t no big thing. often found — Watching “Star Trek” and sleeping. Pet peeve — Not being able to get any¬ thing that fits. Joyce Marie Arritt Covington, Virginia 34 Rose Favorite saying — Scuzz hall! often found — Lost Pet peeve — I declare the fifth amend¬ ment! Rosellen A. Atkinson Cape May Court House, N.J. “A-a-a-a-a-a-h-h-h — But 1 was cool!” Flip Wilson Sandy Favorite saying — Esta Es La Vida! often found — In the library Pet peeve — Judgemental People Sandra Kay Forren Brenton, West Virginia “For Cod so loved the world, that he gave . , . John 3:16, 17, 18 35 Debby Jo Harris Stanaford, West Virginia 'Be able for thine enemy” Shakespeare Burple Favorite saying — Oh come on, you’re kidding me. Often found — Wandering the halls of C O asking dumb questions and acting a fool. Pet peeve — that weekends aren’t long or wild enough. Babe Favorite saying — Did you not know . . . Often found — washing face Pet peeve — Insolent questions Ruth Lynn Hedrick Rupert, West Virginia Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 36 Christina Anne Lindner Charleston, West Virginia . . . patience is a virtue” Ben Franklin Chris Favorite saying — Why me? often found — Looking in mailbox Pet peeve — Finding rainwater in the back of a certain Mustang. Harrie Favorite saying — Ask me if I care! Often found — In bed Pet peeve — An alarm clock going off early on days off Harriet Lee Lively Heck ley, West Virginia ‘‘Curse you Red Baron” Charles Schultz 37 Favorite saying — None — just direct gaze. often found — Expressionless Pet peeve — False faces Constance Lou Neill Wildwood, New Jersey Gone Fishing! Connie “How can people be so heartless? How can people be so cruel? Easy to be hard! Easy to be cold!” Monnie Favorite saying — Well s??t! often found — In my two friends’ room. Pet peeve — Scapegoats Hair Monica Sue Neill Wildwood, New Jersey “Quote the raven, ‘Nevermore’ ” E.A. Poe 38 Brenda Newcomb Nelson Millboro, Virginia “We usually see only the things we are looking for — so much that we sometimes see them where they are not.” Eric H offer Freddy Favorite saying — I was all right but I got over it. often found — Playing football and dancing on top of trashcans at D.S.L.C.C. Pet peeve — Dr.’s who ask questions. S usie Favorite saying — Oh, come on! often found — Writing Donnie Pet peeve — People who say one thing yet they do another. Freda Kaye Snyder Vesuvius, Virginia “Life is a miracle and will reflect back to the thinker what he thinks into it.” Earnest Holmes 39 C[aA6. of ig72 wm 'J s.i.ids.xata Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence . As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant: they too have their story. Avoid loud • ggi' ssive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit . . . If you compare yourself with others, you may become bitter or vain, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time . . . Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is as perennial as the grass . . . Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be . . . And whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. —Max Ehrmann 41 Linda Hanna 1st V. Pres. Freda Snyder 2nd V. Pres. Connie Neill Secretary cStua.s.ni c, ounc Pat Gallagher — President Ruth Hedrick — Jr. Rep. Chris Lindner — Jr. Pres. Carol McCaleb — Sr. Rep. Jean Lockhart — Sr. Pres. cAfwiAZ . “This is a ‘patient-punchin’ bundle-of HARM. She’s the original JAB’N JABBER kid. She is happy when she wakes you at six A.M. to give you your sleeping pills. She is happiest when she is doing target practice with the posterier portion of your anatomy. Like other queen bees, she carries a big stinger. Her hobbies are dart throwing, wrestling, spear fishing, collecting medieval instruments of torture. She tells you nothing. She feels that NOTHING is too good for her patients, and NOTHING is usually what they get from her. Today she is sad. For today not a single one of her patients needed a HYPO.” “Color her hair Cheer Blue Color her eyes Dagger Green Color her face Blossom Pink Color her uniform Tattletale White” cJ-foUtj us,£.n an d cyd’tt ndanti LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Freda Snyder, Jr. Lady-in-Waiting; Miss Carol McCaleb, Senior Princess; Mrs. Rosemary Dancy, Queen; Miss Sandra Williams, Senior Princess; Miss Annaleigh Lawler, X-Ray Student. BACK ROW: Dr. Ceorge M. Chucker, Radiologist. 44 zriLoz CL Odd LHIT TO RIGHT: Miss Jeanne Lockhart, Miss Patricia Gallagher, Miss Sandra Williams, Princess; Mrs. Rosemary Dancy, Queen; Miss Carol McCaleb, Princess; Miss Theresa Tazio. BACK ROW: Mrs. Kathryn Chance, Miss Delores Harper, Mrs. Linda Yates, Mrs. Gwen Kirby, Dr. George Chucker, Miss Linda Hanna, Mrs. Ruth Nicely, Mrs. Barbara Bogan. Not Pictured: Mrs. Terry Lutsler, Mrs. Donna Leffell, Miss Judy Deisher. 45 Mrs. M. Anderson, R.N. East II Mrs. Cahoon, R.N. South II Mrs. E. Anderson, R.N. West II UZ±£.± Mrs. Johnson, R.N. South III Mrs. Reynolds, R.N. East III Mrs. O’Brien, R.N. West III Mrs. Kirkland, R.N. East IV Mrs. Westerman, R.N. Operating Room xou nA C O 7-3 East IV East II West III South II South lU Out-Patient Department West III West II 47 c:7 oun dC Os-ii Pediatrics East IV South II West II 48 I ENT Medical Dept. Central Supply Blood Gases Central Supply Medical Dept. EKG East IV 7-3 Physiotherapy 4w Pharmacy West III 3-11 O.R. X-Ray cSs cxstaxial J s,j2a%tm£.nt± Record Room Orthopedics 1-3 Admissions I I Surgical Medical 1-3 Business 3-1 1 Admissions Payroll t 1 1 52 J aclio[o ij Dr. Finestone Mr. Leech c cimini±biation CHAPLAIN Mr. Johnson Dr. Bales 53 . fi s m. 4 u Dl o n Vtio Mrs. Savage, R.N. Yearbook Advisor 3-11 OPD Mrs. Payne, School of Nursing Secretary and Yearbook Helper Mr. Peters, Dietary Manager Friend J Euotion± {lommittEE ROW 1, L to R: S. Williams, S. Lockhart, L. Hanna. BACK ROW, L to R: F. Snyder, D. Harper, R. Dancy. T f 1 On Q yi xaauatLon Programme COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Processional . . . . “Pomp and Circumstance” Invocation . . Dr. T. C. Bales Chaplain Solo — “You’ll Never Walk Alone” .. . . . 0. Hammerstein 2nd and R. Rodgers Mr. Steve Lawrence Introduction of Speaker . . . Dr. Allen LeHew Chief of Staff Address — “Commitment to Caring” . Mr. Kenneth L. Rinker Director of Nursing University of Virginia Hospital Presentation of Class . ..... Miss Louise M. Reynolds Director of Nursing Presentation of Diplomas . . Dr. LeHew Presentation of Pins . Miss M. Helen Foster Associate Director, School of Nursing Nightingale Pledge . . . Graduates Dedication of ‘‘The Aeneid” . . Miss Carol McCaleb Editor Solo — “I Believe” . Cromwell Mr. Steve Lawrence Benediction . . . Rev. R. L. Bridgers Recessional . . “Pomp and Circumstance” Organist: Mrs. Eugene Downs Marshalls: Miss Joyce Arritt Miss Freda Snyder Junior Students JULY 25, 1971 3:00 P. M. Clifton Forge Presbyterian Church ‘ [ors.ncs. 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 ad¬ minister any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard 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. Q y1 congratulates the graduating class of the C O SCHOOL OF NURSING CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO'RAILWAY THE C O B O RAILROADS • CLEVELAND 44101 • BALTIMORE 2 1201 63 BURR'S STUDIO Wedding Specialists Covington, Virginia Dial 965-9281 Send The “Covington-Virginian” To a Relative or Friend For a Gift COVINGTON VIRGINIAN Afternoon Daily Covington, Virginia 24426 CONGRATUALATIONS CLASS OF 1971 WESTVACO Bleached Board Division E. A. SNEAD FURNITURE CO., INC. “3 Floors of Fine Furniture” Since 1907 500 Main St. Clifton Forge Congratulations Class of 1971 KROGER'S Oak Hill Shopping Center i: 64 65 First in Fashion WHITING OIL COMPANY Your Happy Shopping Store A LEGGETT Distributors of Cities Service Petroleum Products Through Nine Virginia Branches Clifton Forge, Virginia for Forty-three Years Complete Dept. Store Gasoline — Kerosene Motor Oils Home Heating Oils Open Friday Until 8:30 p.m. Dial 863-4091 Clifton Forge, Virginia CLEARVIEW TERRACE MOTEL 712 Alleghany Street Phone 863-5601 Above C O Hospital Owner— Mrs. Russell Reid OWEN’S PHARMACY Your Community Health Service CIRCLE H CAMP GROUNDS Store 7 Miles East of Clifton Phone 862-4343 Forge on U. S. Rt. 60 518 Main Street “Catering to Campers and Clifton Forge, Virginia Picnickers” 66 Best Wishes From STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY First Nat’l. Bank Building Clifton Forge, Virginia CAROLYN SHOPPE Famous For Fashions Clifton Forge, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of: HENSON FORD INC. THE DAILY REVIEW Phone 8624131 412 Commercial Ave. Clifton Forge, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia With Best Wishes: SMITH-RULE FURNITURE COMPANY VIRGINIA TAXI “Home Outfitters” Clifton Forge, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia Dial 862-3446 67 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND E. R. MASSIE SON NICELY'S BP Insurance - Real Estate - Appraisals STATION Tires — Batteries — Accessories 506 Main St. Clifton Forge, Va. Phone; 862-3006 Phone; 863-5586 Corner Ridgeway 5th St. Compliments of MAYTAG APPLIANCE STORE Zenith — Kelvinator Sales and Service 68 RIVERVIEW FOOD MARKET Fruits - Vegetables Groceries - Meats Dial 863-3802 Route 1 Compliments of THE FOOD CENTER M. H. FISHMAN CO., INC. 343 West Main 502 Main Street 862-4141 Covington, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia Compliments of HUGER-DAVIDSON- SALE COMPANY, INC. INSTITUTION FOODS CANNED-FROZEN-PAPER PRODUCTS LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA VANCE'S GULF SERVICE STATION Lubrication - Wash Tires - Accessories 603 Main Street Clifton Forge, Virginia 69 70 if Compliments of SOUTHERN MEDICAL COMPANY 1908 North Hamilton Street Richmond, Virginia Phone 355-061 1 FARRAR’S DRUG STORE Prescription Service Phone 863-8091 Clifton Forge, Virginia CLIFTON FORGE STEAM LAUNDRY 508 Pine Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Phone 862-4121 71 THE H. O. CANFIELD CO., INC subsidiary of . . . THE PANTASOTE COMPANY RUBBER PLASTICS FOR INDUSTRY DISCOVER AMERICA by GREYHOUND Bus Station Clifton Forge, Va. Dial 863-9511 Compliments of NICELY'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 8624157 Clifton Forge, Virginia 72 Compliments of ZIMMERMAN AND CO., INC. AND MISS ALLEGHENY SHOPPE Ridgeway and Commercial Street Clifton Forge, Virginia “For The Best In Rest It’s The” TRIANGLE MOTEL East of Clifton Forge, Rts. 60 42 In The Heart of Hunting— Fishing Reservations — 862-4271 Clifton Forge, Va. Best Wishes From CARTER STORE CO. Selma, Virginia Compliments of DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE C. 0. Hospital Clifton Forge, Virginia Dr. A. E. LeHew Dr. G. L. Fischer Dr. C. F. Ballou, III Dr. E. U. Scherer 73 CLIFTON FORGE 1 HOUR CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY Repair Service Pick-up Delivery Service Dial 862-4458 417 E. Ridgeway Compliments of G. E. ELECTRICAL CO. Earl E. Green, Owner 424 E. Ridgeway — Clifton Forge Phone 862-7106 Iflomirln. NATIONAL BANK P.O. Box 540 Tel. 862-4264 CLIFTON FORGE • VIRG'NIA 24422 FULL SERVICE HALL TRANSFER and STORAGE 512 Church St. Clifton Forge A W AMERICAN STATION “Your Friendly American Station” “As You Travel Ask Us” Main D. Sts. — Phone 862-2091 WOOD CHEVROLET CO. INC. “We certainly do appreciate the many fine people that buy Chevrolets and Oldsmobiles from our Grandaddy and Daddy.” Chevrolet— Oldsmobile Chevrolet Trucks “Our Customers Enjoy the Best” 74 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1971 WHITE OAK DAIRY 1344 SOUTH DALTON AVENUE COVINGTON, VIRGINIA 75 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Come see the making of power Vepco’s first commercial atomic power station is now under construction in Surry County, Virginia. In the new Information Center overlooking the site, you will see an excellent slide presentation, fascinating exhibits, and a working model of the reactor. (And from the bal¬ cony, you can watch them assemble the real thing.) Open 10 AM to 4 PM Monday through Saturday and 1 PM to 6 PM on Sunday. For tour information call 771-3194 in Ricluxumd. Vepco Bor pomr to you . . . ut hm eoal THE CLASS OF 1972 356 W. Main Street P. 0. Box 551 Covington, Virginia 24426 Clifton Forge Covington 862-4888 962-1184 Compliments of CAMP'S OAK HILL SERVICE CENTER Best Wishes From LAWLER FURNITURE CO. Shop Lawlers Save Dollars First National Bank Building Clifton Forge, Virginia THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 “Only the strong survive” Mrs. Barbara Bogan Mrs. Donna Leffell Miss Judith Deisher Miss Carol McCaleb Miss Theresa Fazio Mrs. Rosemary Dancy Miss Patricia Gallagher Mrs. Gwen Kirby Miss Linda Hanna Miss Sandra Williams Miss Dee Harper Mrs. Ruth Nicely Miss Terry Ingram Mrs. Linda Yates Miss Jean Lockhart Mrs. Kathryn Crance Compliments of Cliff Miller HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES Huntington, Indiana Teleplione 2 1 9 356-8 1 00 Compliments of C O NURSES ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION oj Afuz±£: In addition to caring for your 50 patients, each nurse will follow these regula¬ tions: 1 Daily sweep and mop the floors of your ward, dust the patient’s furniture and window sills. 2 Maintain an even temperature in your ward by bringing in a scuttle of coal for the day ’s business. 3 Light is important to observe the patient’s condition. Therefore, each day fill kerosene lamps, clean chimneys, and trim wicks. Wash the windows once a week. 4 The nurse’s notes are important in aiding the physician’s work. Make your pens carefully, you may whittle nibs to your individual taste. 5 Each nurse on day duty will report every day at 7 a.m. and leave at 8 p.m., except on the Sabbath on which day you will be off from 12 noon to 2 p.m. 6 Graduate nurses in good standing with the director of nurses will be given an evening off each week if you go regularly to church. 1 Each nurse should lay aside from each pay day a goodly sum of her earnings for her benefits during her declining years, so that she will not become a burden. Eor example, if you earn $30 a month you should set aside $15. 8 Any nurse who smokes, uses liquor in any form, gets her hair done at a beauty shop, or frequents dance balls will give the director of nurses good reason to suspect her worth, intentions, and integrity. 9 The nurse who performs her labors, serves her patients and doctors faithfully and without fault for a period of 5 years will be given an increase by the hospital administration of 5 cents a day providing there are no hospital debts that are outstanding. Circa 1887. Exact source unknown. 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