College of the Albemarle - Beacon Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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CAPPI G CEREMO The nursels cap has always been and still is distinctive. It probably originated when all women wore caps indoorsg this would account for the lace frills on the cap which Florence Nightingale designed for her school in 1860. About 1910, simply made, easily laundered caps began to be usedg the use of black bands for rl 'P wif , Nfl w ,-Q m y ,-mf 'H lv- '-1 '2'u:f 4 W -'-zgi,-fgwg myvqiru f i ww . 55 H l'M43-Qtvfivfli:nzl-l'ft'fm'l. X graduates or seniors shows military influence, an attempt to indicate rank. The present customs of bands are so varied that they seem to be meaningless, however, the meaning is quite clear to the individual schools and they tend to follow customs set up by the early leaders of these schools. In our Associate Degree A J EL H YiA4 K X I, f' X . . g l. labovej Nomian Norfleet, along with the nursing faculty and students, enjoys the ceremony. Nursing Program the navy blue stripe across the left comer shows you have completed the first quarter of nurs- ing. The second stripe indicates, senior status . The full stripe in- dicates that the nurse is a graduate registered nurse. The cap is a part of your uniform, wear it with dignity and pride. Debbie Litwin, president of the second year class, welcomes the Erst year students on this special day. fbelowj ls my cap on right? It feels like it's falling off 'T 1 E . A Mary Riggs, second year student, assists her buddy. 1'-'wir-s--'f tvfewwrwvwt.-wew. 2. tr er'--sw J'- . 'cl um, H , l2:2iM'J5l'!'-7Ff'kIi'fl'i'Mf1i '5 lt-341-33213. suffix-f7l,W4'f