Grady Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - White Caps Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1967 volume:

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Ihe unfmjgizfing minute with sixty seconds worlh of distance run-Yours is the Earth and euerylhing thats in il, Ami-which is more-you 'll be a man, my son. U Rudyard Kipling A student's life at Grady Memorial--a time of tremendous change from adolescence to maturity--bears the symbols of its foundations. First the watch, counter of pulses, breaths, minutes, and hours--is a symbol of all that has transpired and all that is to come. My dignity, the multi-fold white cap, is symbolic of the standards and respon- sibilities of a profession dedicated to the service of others. My cape of navy wool was worn so many times in these my student days. This is another emblem of the dignity of a nurse's world. With the advent of my senior year came another- symbol, my class pin. Remember who pinned you? None, I doubt, shall ever forget that moment. The watch, the cap, the cape, and the class pin are all parts of a student's world. A world which you, student nurse of Grady Memorial shall never forget in the years to come 5 r-..-M I-un-, V P Q! -...k, .ii 4+ ua-1-5. w LL '22 hunks il Hz: -,..., -,, I A ,E ' I, J 3 ay f --1.4 I l f Q5 if gf ii i f , L BECAUSE His mind is perpetuated by the wisdom of the past into the realities of the future . . . He is a cotmselor to those who seek adviceg a teacher to those who wish to learng a friend to those who need friendship. He is a man who not only practices religion but also walks in the way of God. He remains an individual in a world characterized by conformity . He exemplifies humility and understanding. With deepest respect we dedicate this, the 1967 White Caps to Dr. H. Reid Hunter not only for what he does but for what he is. Anita Kaminsky 7 :Z N -Vi- na hu .tl HQ If F, Maia, Q- if ' If, I GX ll s, 3, E A Q P grail, si-J I-L I -4,a.' 2 .ui Q ? XA' x 2 :ffl vf , - I g L . .t nl' F 5:1-, if Vn v. 4 L, N 42, iq: 93' K wr' s 46 .xx i n ,F f Qllsw Y gf A Q 5, ,2 f?' 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Fourth of a family of eleven Stanney is the life-blood to family and friends alike. Anita is a conscientious student--ever striving to give her best no matter what the task. These traits are also quite evident in the nursing care which she gives to her patients. Yet, Stanney gives that extra som ething--a part of herself. For this and so much more, it is with pride that we present our beauty, Miss White Caps of 1967. Anita Marie Stanney 9 ADMINISTRA T10 AND FA CULT There is a Destiny that makes us brothersg None goes his way alone: All that we send into the Lives of others Comes back into our own Edwin Markham You, our faculty and administration, are the spirit that enlightens the sparks of yesterday into the light of tomorrow. a .il I, f' Se! N ff 5' X , ' A, 9 il A 'hw xga. t- WTWW' 1 L! . DIRECTOR OF NURSING Miss Frances Louyine Hammett There is a call for modern man to take a torch to blaze his path of service to humanity. Historically, the ancient Hebrew was commanded to bring thee pure oil olive beaten for the light to cause the lamp to burn always in the tabernacle of the congregation. It was declared a statute forever unto their generation, awaiting the coming of the Messiah. Christ taught man that his body was to be a tabernacle and light in which the light of lights would dwell to radiate faith, hope, and love. I2 DIRECTOR OF NURSING EDUCATION Mrs. Bernice K. Dixon Life has no real meaning or direction without a definite conception of that for which one .is living. For the structure that we raise Time is with materials filled, Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build. This quotation from Longfellow's peom THE BUILDERS shows the relationship of the past to the present, the relationship of what was to what is to be. Life is filled with sorrows, with temptations, with failures, but its dominant note is joy and its mightiest force is love and its last word is hope. Carlyle said that nothing worthy in the past departs, no truth or goodness realized by man ever dies, or can die 5 but is still here, and recognized or not, lives and works through endless changes. Herein lies the challenge-- that we seek Truth and in finding Truth we will find Life--a Life that is filled with purpose, aspirations, ideals, and love. Build today, then, strong and sure With a firm and ample base, And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place Longfellow I3 E ya? MRS. BETTY BLAKE Clinical Coordinator The Eternal Flame . . . The eternal flame is the symbol of continuity, of physical and mental ex- cellence. Through the ages it has been the symbol of the best that man- kind had to offer, preserved and passed on from generation to generation. Today, you in the medical world have received the best knowledge and techniques of the past. You are con- stantly learning and expanding on the limitations of the present. Your ded- ication and perseverance is the fuel that will brighten the torch as you pass your eternal flame on to the future. r U, , L+----'M '-, l ,L l - . . XR W 'gli . 1 l . .sr , ,. ,A Q lr -'k gc ', T Time is our most priceless commodity, yet everyone has exactly the same amount It cannot be bought, sold, borrowed or hoarded. It must be used. Our choice de- termines if it will be used wisely or un- wisely. Time used wisely brings us a life of joy and contentmentg used unwisely it brings unhappiness and despair. Time used in any endeavor when we expend less than our best effort is wasted and lost forever. True happiness is found in achievement through time used wisely. The frustration of mediocrity is the only reward of time wasted. ,IJ Ja l I4 MRS. NANCY WOOTEN Registrar and Field Director Mrs. Myrtle Bridges, Secretary Mrs. Sarah Robert, Secretary Miss Agnes Smith, Librarian Nyqu- ?,' ' ,Q,.4.4-ad I ,rf J 3-2 , N R it ! 1. Miss Norma Jean Attaberry, Secretary Miss Gaye Phillips, Secretary Mrs. Lucile Fant, Librarian E' rf rf L Q Miss Jane Davis Clinical Instructor Miss Jean Davis Basic Nursing D Mrs. Kathryn Donovan Basic Nursing Mrs. Lorna Axelson Obstetric Nursing Mrs. Gloria Bevins Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Louise Cording Clinical Instructor , . if Miss Marcia Flanagan Pediatric Nursing . Miss Geneva Hilton Pediatric Nursing Miss Veneda Hilton Basic Nursing O i 'rl ' W' 'zu v ' ,I i 1 -... I Mrs. Lois E. Lee Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Sheila Lelly Clinical Instructor Miss Elizabeth McClellan Clinical Instructor J 9 , Mrs. Kathleen Mills Psychiatric Nursing Mrs. Phyllis Trask Basic Nursing Mrs. Marjorie Wallace Nutrition Mrs. June Walls Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Wilmoth Williams Medical-Surgical Nursing NURSING SER VICE A DEPAR TME TS And what is it to work with love? It is to weave the cloth with threads drawn from your heart, even as if your be- loved wear that cloth. It is to charge all things you fashion with a breath of your own spirit. THE PROPI-IET Kahlil Gibran ,Y , ' ' ' JF' , Al' A-tk 227 ' X , 5-TS' ,S 5 f A rg, 51 , ' XS X ' Z7 ' ' iff' S f - , - ' ,XA 256' ,,--- f xi ' ,rx ' mx I I 'XQ 2 1 Z 'infill I ily , 1 Q I fx r --'M If Mrs. Clara Blasingame Mrs. Marion Fries Mrs. Katherine Fitz Patrick -- is 74? X in 1 Mrs. Annie Green Miss Ernestine Kelsey Mrs . Bernice Lamar '---. Mrs. Elaine Manry Mrs. Ruth Robinson Mrs. Margaret Tinsley GRADUATE STAFF Y 1 I GJ 1 'lu 'vu .J . Miss Annie Carter Mrs. Mary Martin Mrs. Margaret O' Mrs. Eloyse Perry Miss Sydney Solomon V 1 s -. f ?iWw , .N '-si ig? The most important thing to rem- ember is aseptic technique. Q .QE Keep looking--we only have 4 more file cabinets to go and that chart has to be in one of them. 21 ,edt J, . wwf N9 --N whine Beep Beep Beep Fx ,fail N , Q b This is a surgical emergency? 1-Q Smile--you're on candid camera. To be admitted or not to be--that is the question medical emergency. 1 X , h , he , . - J. W I H -- e A, - .. Q21 Now which side did you say the heart was on? if , W f v' o-ll . 1 W uf' -L I I . 'pd 3 W 'r ' Q- I N ti 1- j h .1 ' Q , gb ', ' L1x - - ,.- Q D X . , I - , Q ,-6 ,Y-F i. . J 1-I Q, f Y 1' K , 1 2 . qy -05' ' ' 5 I Y Y The man behind the machine of life. 02 AW-gee I don't have any left for the last tube - - 23 W5 Play therapy for psych students! a ,d , U In my opinion--it sounds like a grade 4 systolic murrnur. But when He made a little child then God created 1ove. , 8'--J 4 l l l r n Now that isn't so bad is it. Slow and easy now. 'k , I :if . Q W X - , 4 'C-nf lxf' V I E., ' if o l as : K 4 gy T U A ' N VVAA gi H f -A V A ' A 'Q I a E x I 9 5 K i' mm 'X JFK x 1 L -4 , 5. I Z What do you mean this isn't the broken arm. 'V GYN is not a laughing matter. W'-L i Ji, I've got my eye on you. No, Nurse! He's to use a different bottle each time . I 1 1 I i A Let us Pray. Yes you must pay your bill before y leave. Yes they are a pretty color aren't they. Q 3 27 THE LIFE OF A TUDE There are many activities in the students' life, each one cherished as When I was at Grady . . . . In retrospect, these remembrances will grow Clearer than they are now. Who can forget the anguish of freshmen Sunrise Festivals, the great joy of seeing My first delivery , the countless case studies, the monthly student government meetings, the SNAG movies, the crowning of Grady's first Miss White Caps, the up-hill climb to Georgia State, our first day on the area, the beautiful capping cere- mony, the Halloween carnival and all the other wonderful things WE did at Grady? At this, another year's closing, we look back in wonderment We did all that? These mom ents are in Mrs. Browning's terms, the Smile, tears of all my life! . These things remembered, will be a part of each of us even as we leave. It WAS a very good year! A happy memory is on earth perhaps truer than happiness . A de Musset 28 r f XYXX A , W f -xx: Q '--X 1 1 g f , 7 1 f XR ii xx f ff A Z IRS wb. M I B M 1 0 f M Nw v s ff fmlm f W Q X QNLIL' M x' YS 1 . f , 7 Wm xx 7 f f In 11- HW 1 I ll k u' 'ff M 1 W . ,R X, H , ri X I' W LQ W Kr W' 6 X 1 l W f aw ff J 5 X X 1 -f X ml nu NN' fX -' . X, M A x , , .,1 :N ' 4 , r l S vyg' W A W W!! F lxvx ! Mi H ww f 'wg I-x Q ' ' 'N f Y wi ,fS ' x:nu1iti'J2fff'P'F V N in 5 K I iii X ff fx f f I f STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Ways and Means Social Chairman Monitor SNAG Chaplain Parliamentarian Editor of Annual Advisors Senior Class President Junior Class President Freshman Class President Senior Class Representative Junior Class Representative Freshman Class Representative 30 Pamela Hickinbotham Jackie Hall Barbara Vogel Martha Suttles Peace Jeanne Pelaez Bonnie Wise Jamie King Jerry Britner Janice Russell Anita Stanney Monica West Mrs. Betty Blake Miss Geneva Hilton Ellen Hammond Diane Carithers Cam Annis Denise Rogers Kistner Mary Jones Vivian Sheffield K 5 1 V ,Y N 1 a f X v,pg.g' l- ' A 1 . - ..' 'lv V -' Nb' 'tai' - , . , , ' .sf 1 P' , ff:f'sf'jii,!s-'D ' X Student Religious Council Janice Russell, Chairman He who desires to see the living God face to face should not seek Him in the empty firmament of his mind, but in human love. Dostoevsky Christian Student Union I fb s CJ ff ' ' il f ,mu Q u. Student Nurse's Association of Georgia President .................. Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman . . . . Advisor . Jerry Britner Diane Carithers Linda Archer Angie Chapman Mrs. B. K. Dixon ANNUAL STAFF Editor Secretary-Treasurer Typing Committee Chairman Layout Committee Chairman Advertisement Committee Chairman Arts Committee Chairman Money Making Committee Chairman Photography Committee Chairman Literary Committee Chairmen Advisor 33 f-' ,- R -X .f. cfm- ' I '- wiv, . . , , -1 .' ' 1 1' -:wean -1 . , ..... h Monie West Teresa Nabors Bobbie Kearns Sally Pallone Becky Swink Sherry Leese Judy Barry Reva Perry Amy Pittman Anita Kaminsky Mrs. Betty Blake qv, ff 418'- M-1 lg... -Tj , ,i- ,a., .,,, -5 fa' ij, 1 3... ,ff- i ..' 1 ...IWW ay! 'Se QQ! ve' G O WEE Who Stole My Broom ? A E9 V 3 1 w 1, H, ,, rv. H f l ww H vnmgr ae ,1 ,, H w w H Q ,- 4 w w - :..:,,::., - .wl- H ,H r Jmgmw M M wuz ww .1 5 ww H -5 M W, i MNH A i w ww ,H ww ,w ,r ,gE w 9. H, '- - N , E3 Em2ff ' ' H.. 5 elif V .U W W. Zi , 2,51 X . 2 M 5 , 'L ' ' f N. ' J' I 5- I ' v Q- . - K ,zz 1 ' as wx N l V, A wwf ff: an if X l .:f, l A r , A You Say, You've Had Plastic Surgery? 34 J' . sltol' 1 Could I Interest You in a Little Arsenic Double, Double, Toil and Trouble. CHRISTMAS BAN QUE T '?-g.f- X mils Queen Mary Cooper King Butch Sursavage SPR! G FORMAL The Que en and her Court fjfk YJ. The Contestants N of the 1967 Spring Formal HT1 One for them- -two for me Marriage a go go 2 FHI1 I W WQM f, L' l 159 3511 'FIU I I--J, eg Q. The left hammerlock is like this What would happen 1f I yanked 1-2-3 Slide , is Lift High your lamp of love, Your journey's just begung For you must face and pass each test In every moment, sun to 'sun. How young your face is now, How innocent, carefree. I-low wise will be your countenance With all the things you'l1 have to see. 5 Q 5 l f- -ie- f .il Z 3 XZ: FRESHME Granny, what big Teeth you have ! -fi That's a uniform violation! y I , R i' , 'LZ :ie ' i io oo io g nag 5, , 4 H1 Hfw N N 'iff 1 H H wfwk K., 4 ig .37 , ,E Z ul QI' H- , ,'.,wfH' v Y I -Il' v , y W , , I ff W u: -ggw ' , 1 ,- ' I YOU Tarzan, ME electrician! Feebeck Follies! Er, uh, yes Linda, Iknow it's 7:3O! 39 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Parliamentarian SNAG Representative Ways and Means Chairman, Monitor Committee Student Council Representative Chairman, Social Committee Advisors Camilla Annis Julie Ziesler Jennie Kellum Mary Elizabeth Burke Linda Pack Sally Pallone Kathryn Spearman Patricia Perry Linda Saye Vivian Sheffield Lynda George Betty Blake Kathryn Donovan Marjorie Wallace Cam Annis Boynton, Florida Veronica Ayers Atlanta, Georgia Sherri Anne Beech Bradenton, Florida Sheron Best Macon, Georgia Karen Billings Hapeville, Georgia Glenda Carolyn Broyles Decatur, Georgia Mary Elizabeth Burke Fort Bragg, North Carolina Elaine Bussey Thornaston, Georgia Katherine Cain Fort Bragg, North Carolina Sandra Gayle Campbell Easley, South Carolina JoAnne Cates Chattanooga, Tennessee Linda Channell Greensboro, Georgia l 1 1 li Barbara Katharine Brusch Atlanta, Georgia Helen Bryson Lilburn, Georgia Julie Burgess Camp Lejeune, North Carolina A IB Pamela Culberson Dalton, Georgia Sandy Culpepper Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Cutts Marietta, Georgia .eu- 1 I gg A ,xl 4 Claudia Cochran Avondale Estates, Georgia Candine Cochran Dalton, Georgia Mary Collier Columbus, Georgia Teresa Cortese Arlington, Georgia Angela Davis Chattanooga, Tennessee Penelope Cronin West Palm Beach, Florida Ursula Danese Jacksonville, Florida Gloria Jean Dave Chattanooga, Tennessee Betty Jean Davis Atlanta, Georgia Bonny Dunlap Orlando, Florida Mary Jean East Upton Miami, Florida Gail Eaton Jacksonville, Florida Linda Fair Athens, Georgia Lynda George Jacksonville, Florida Elizabeth Ann Gillham Pell City, Alabama Nancy Greer Atlanta, Georgia Annette Griffis Williston, Florida Kathryn Haddock Reidsville, Georgia F , -- i ' iw. L Ak ' Jean I-Iorrnan Lexington, Kentucky Loa Catherine Hunt Atlanta, Georgia Joan Ivey Woodbridge, Virginia Priscilla Jackson Atlanta, Georgia Suzanne Jodoin Savannah, Georgia Mary C. Johnson Gadsden, Alabama 1 ,J X1 I it Lynn Harris Decatur, Georgia Marion Hazelwood Pell City, Alabama Audrey Gail Helms Colquitt, Georgia , if Y' -Z ' fx .: w Susan Lorey Anderson, South Carolina Brenda McGee Atlanta, Georgia Glenda McQuaig Waycross, Georgia , sig Wg? E 1 Jennie Kellum I-Iaralson, Georgia Sandra Kelton Vienna, Virginia Susan Marie Ketvirtis Atlanta, Georgia JoAnn Kirkland Atlanta, Georgia Nancy Langston Savannah, Georgia Kay Lankford Atlanta, Georgia Mary Ann Meadors Cedartown, Georgia Toni Morgan Jacksonville, Florida Toni Morse Pomaria, South Carolina Marsha Neal West Palm Beach, Florid Rosanne Neiner College Park, Georgia Martha Dianne Nelson Tampa, Florida 2, Larrye Oliver Lumpkin, Georgia Olivia Lee Overman Jacksonville, Florida Linda Pack Thomasville, Georgia Sally Pallone Orlando, Florida Ethel I.. Payne Greenwood, South Carolina Gail Penick Chatt anooga, T enne sse e Linda Rea Atlanta, Georgia Glenda Sue Reynolds Franklin, North Carolina Dorothy Maye Ricks Valdosta, Georgia Gail Roell Macon, Georgia Antha Rose Murphy, North Carolina Catherine Sanders Spartanburg, South Carolina A Patricia Perry Douglasville, Georgia Phyllis Ann Pollock Greenwood, South Carolina Donna Pruitt Marietta, Georgia EM Linda Saye Statham, Georgia Sarah Schier Atlanta, Georgia Shirley Schnur Doraville, Georgia Sherry Seavey St. Petersburg, Florida Vivian Sheffield St. Petersburg, Florida Susan Shipe Marienville, Pennsylvania Kathryn S pe arm an Tampa, Florida Mary Stockbridge Laredo, Texas Ann Tatum Moultrie, Georgia Marcia Ann Thompson Savannah, Georgia Rebecca Vinson Columbus, Georgia Shirley Watterson Morrow, Georgia Suzanne Witherington Atlanta, Georgia Sherry Woods Huntsville, Alabama Julie Ziesler Miami, Florida A E f Claire Wellons Americus, Georgia Cynthia Willingham Milledgeville, Georgia Eva Wilson Savannah, Georgia F re shme n Not Picture d Lucy Jo Allen Kathryn Louise Breland Janet Lee Franklin Joan Patricia Hammond Donna Jo Hampton Edith Lillian Lammers Georgie Ann Myers Margaret Elizabeth Sullivan Polly Young Terry Linda Sue Walls Terri Allison Hall 47 Strange Bedfellows Well hush my mouth! Sometimes help isn't desired-- I: U H ' How to budget?--Rubber money! Y L Ni. 3' 5 Osmosis is the process whereby . . . 48 Bedbugs! X. 3 -K v And you, lift up your lamp To show you yet the wayg For half the journcy's over now, Though live depression bar the way. Go! Show to them your worth And do the best you can: To carry on, to measure up, To live thc things for which you stand. N ll My T S X.. 64 : UNIUR Barb's roar! OK Girls Quit Dreaming LII' You Call That Patriotism? Greg Said That? What Color Is It Now, Becky? 50 Il A+- N L. 4' 1 w Y t L 7 1 r 1 j 3 Diane Carithers Linda Archer Genelle Teal Donna Sanders Annette Tudor Mary Helen Jones Bevelyn Hollis Karen Angel Judy Barry Beth Ingram Mrs. Geneva Boykms Mrs. Gloria Bevins Dr. H. Reid Hunter Gail Anderson Apopka, Florida Karen Angel Gainesville, Florida Deena Barbee Blountstown, Florida Kara -Laine Barrett Brooksville, Florida Judith Barry Atlanta, Georgia -W- Linda Alford Birm ingham, Alabama Merry Amos St. Petersburg, Florida Ellen Amrein Orlando, Florida Linda Archer Waresboro, Georgia Carol Banting Delray Beach, Florida Quinette Bass Panama City, Florida Judith Bennett Franklin, North Carolina Shirley Blakely Columbus, Georgia Pamela Bryson Helena, Georgia Helen Bullard Tampa, Florida Jerry Britner Athens, Georgia Patricia Brown Smyrna, Georgia Nell Burch Atlanta, Georgia Harriett Burton Clarksville , Georgia Virginia Butler Cairo, Georgia Diane C arithe rs Orlando, Florida Carolyn Crisp Carson Murphy, North Carolina Angeline Chapman Hapeville, Georgia Betty Je an Cook Adel, Georgia Patricia Counts Decatur, Georgia Ann Clark Atlanta, Georgia Linda Conklin Atlanta, Georgia Jeanette Davidson Alta Monte Springs, Fla. Virginia Drees Fort Pierce, Florida Karen Edwards Tampa, Florida L., .av Kay Forrester Decatur, Georgia Linda Freeman East Point, Georgia Sheryl Fuller Atlanta, Georgia Bonnie Gevas Greenwood, California Linda Glass Columbus, Georgia Carolyn Graham Panama City, Florida Virginia Guffey Andrews, North Carolina Ella Dean Hall Tuskegee, Alabama Francis Goodrich ' Q Starksboro, Vermont Atlanta, Georgia Laurie Rowley Goodrich null.. Mary Beth Hall Atlanta, Georgia Phyllis I-Iaslett Parris Island, South Carolina Bevelyn Hollis Ell erslie , Georgia Frances Hood Commerce, Georgia Lynn Humphreys Annapolis, Maryland Jamie King Tampa, Florida Wendy Levitt Atlanta, Georgia Linda Loebig Metairie, Louisiana Marsha Jackson Bremen, Georgia Sue Kimbrell Miami, Florida Roberta Lowry College Park, Georgia Margie Manke Atlantic Beach, Florida MaryAnne Me als Atlanta, Georgia Sandra Mueller Leesburg, Florida Kathy Nye - Marietta, Georgia 'FWS' .45 Mary Ann Moore Fort Pierce, Florida Alice Moring Columbus, Ge orgia Sandra Osman Marietta, Georgia Pamela Peters Americus, Georgia Diane Philyaw Atlanta, Georgia Virginia Pittman Marietta, Georgia Carolyn Pleasant Birmingham , Alabama Mary Price Birm ingham, Alabama Janice Russell Atlnta, Georgia Laurie Shaw Vero Beach, Florida Lynn Rownd Atlant a, Georgia Mary Alice Rushing Savannah, Georgia Peggy Skipwith Birmingham, Alabama Sharon Smith Fort Pierce, Florida Susan Smith St. Augustine, Florida Genelle Te al Moultrie, Georgia Bonnie Thigpen Waycross, Georgia Sharon Underwood Decatur, Georgia Rebecca Upchurch Conyers, Georgia Larissa Vazquez Miami, Florida Barbara Stiller Charlotte, North Carolina Becky Swink Lake Park, Florida Violet Taylor Jacksonville, Florida ,41 Donna Tomlinson Macon, Georgia Annette Tudor Deland, Florida Barbara Vogel Marietta, Georgia Melissa Wall Winder, Georgia Pamela Weaver Daytona Beach, Florida Phyllis West Andrews, North Carolina Cheryl Widener Bremen, Georgia Cheryl Wooten Atlanta, Georgia Barbara Wukas Coral Gables, Florida Sheila Wilkie Detroit, Michigan Jane Wilson Spartanburg, South Carolin Juniors Not Pictured Julie Green Elizabeth Ingram Mary Helen Jones Regenia Jordan Pam Malcolm Georgie Mann Joel Marie Moorhead Deloris Neeley Jeanne Pelaez Ruth Reid Gretchen Ruppert Cobia Shuler Charlene Strickland Donna Sanders Vivian Wallace Laura Walls Terry Weber Janice Cerny N s Over Hill! Over Dale! You've had it now! Would You Believe- - .-gg! 41 Limit your call to 30 min Lift up your lamp to those Who mark your progress now, That you may shed a beacon light And some encouragement endow. Your journey's near the end, Yet, light goes on before To give you strength to brave, unlock And pass through this, another door. Dear God, please grant us faith, And guide us every day. We, Freshmen, Juniors, Seniors, all, With loving kindness show the way. Amy Pittman ,f- Xxr , X QE N X 4 , . J SENIOR A 'x SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ways and Means Social Chairman Chaplain Student Council Representative Parliamentarian SNAG Monitor Advisors 64 Ellen Hammond Linda Tubbs Patricia Wilson Linda Archangel Marilyn Dickson Reva Perry Ellen Goss Iseminger Denise Rogers Kistner Dorothy Dewberry Inez Austin Cecelia Williams Miss Geneva Hilton Miss Venecia Hilton on out--I t look. Friends, Romans, and Fellow stu- dents . . . The Mod look of student uniforms. '95 Our poopie bird has found her nest. Home Sweet Horne. Srmle you're on Cand1d Camera in .1. ' 'A- P 2 Z The big moment--A dream come true. Vina Marie Adams IIPII Andrews, North Carolina Dorothy Lee Allen HD ll Forsyth, Georgia 66 Donna Lee Allen Phillips Donna Atlanta, Georgia J Lorraine Anderson IlFatSlI New Orle ans, Louisiana 'J Josephine Allen IIJOSEYII Atlant a, Georgia Linda Archangel llAngelH New Iberia, Louisiana 67 Inez Yvonne Austin lllnezll Tampa, Florida .4 1 ull. l Rose Mary Baker fl Rosie St. Simons Island, Georgia Sue Ellen Ballard Susie Young' Harris, Georgia 68 Diane Lynn Bell ' 'Bell Sarasota, Florida Kathryn Maureen Bardo llKathyIl Tampa, Florida -I Joan Marie Benedict lIJ0anlI Pompano Beach, Florida 69 Kitty Dean Bishop Kitten Sylva, North Carolina ,.. ' Brenda Kaye Blackmon 5 ' Flash ' f Camden, South Carolina Joanne Carol Bolemon W Joanne j - Columbia, South Carolina 1 70 Wylma Lee Brian Ilwylmall Ethridge, Tennessee P Barbara Jean Bradford Babs Huntsville, A1 ab am a 'ff Linda Sue Brooks Brooksie Coral Gables, Florida r 4 7' I Geraldine Anita Burnite HGEI-1--Y ll Tampa, Florida Rachel Butt Willis llButtIi Macon, Georgia Jennie Mae Bythewood llB1uell Be aufort, South Carolina I 11 72 Mary Louise Cooper IICOOPQI-YI Andrews, North Carolina Sylvia Lynn Cochran Sy1vi-Que Dallas, Georgia Barbara Delores Cotton Peter Cottontail Trinity, North Carolina 73 - 1 Connie Council Kendricks YICCII Chattanooga, Tennessee Gail Marie A. Coursey Coursey Pompano Beach, Florida ,I may Barbara Crisp Johnson 5 k Crispie ,N Murphy, North Carolina fn 74 Rita Dennis Sundberg IIBBII Tampa, Florida Dorothy Cordelle Dewberry Dewbee Pensacola, Florida 75 Joyce Carol Dean Joycie Dublin, Georgia Marilyn Sue Critter Atlanta, Geo Dickson rgia Connie Ann Diggs , Connie Talladega, Alabama Patricia Faye Dingler Tricia Carrollton, Georgia 76 I Carol Louise Driggers Driggs Savannah, Georgia J A1'11'liCE Louise Douglas Niecie Mobile, Alabama Donna Duncan Butler llDunkll Jacksonville , Florida i 77 B 'W Brenda Ann Durden Durden Macon, Georgia Annette Theresa Flink Poopie Miami, Florida 78 Sandra Diane Dyer usandyu Atl ant a, Georgia Q' Ellen Goss lseminger Elle Orlando, Florida Sandra Lee Forte Forte Altha, Florida tb .W uw Miriam Virginia Graham l llMim.i Il Panama City, Florida 79 Juanita Griffin lIBaball Memphis, Tennessee .'v lY' . ' Q Ellen Le nora Hammond Il Ellen Atlanta, Georgia 80 Jacklyn Irene Hall Jackie Orlando, Florida Rose Hill Phillips Rose Tampa, Florida xii' ,. :Xa :- fx Lg-Hu L Pamela Sue I-lickinbotham llpam ll Tampa, Florida , 9 Wilma Jean Johnson Johnny Plyrnouth, Michigan 81 Anita Kaminsky Fireball Savannah, Georgia if J nf, Bobbie Jean Kearns Bobbie Trinity, North Carolina S andra Kilbourne Beck usandyu Atlanta, Georgia B2 Mona Lee Kisselburg Little Mountain Murphy, North Carolina Karen Kirby Moffitt IlKaylI Decatur, Georgia 3 ' r Sharon Knuckles Williams llshayli Cleveland, Ohio Sherry Leese Hlletzll Atlanta, Georgia 55, 1 A, ul - Cheryl DeLois Long llcheryl-ll Albany, Georgia 84 Peggy Juanita Lehner llpegsll Columbus, Georgia 1 UV-ul ,V V L -X, Gloria Carol Lueck Milfrog Schofield, Wisconsin Brenda Jane Lovvorn llpetll Carrollton, Georgia 'mf -1.1 m f H. will 3' Uk ,m l w Q rv ZFJJ mm - w . ,, 'H' Gloria McCrary Cooper Pudding Birmingham, Alabama 85 0 Gloria Jane McDonald HMB-cl! Sparta, Georgia Marianne V. Matthews Marianne Atlanta, Georgia 86 Jane Martin Jane Cole Mountain, Georgia if 31 i Sandra Claire Miller S andy Tampa, Florida SV? Judith Massey Wells Massey Catula, Georgia ,Y .2 1 Ai' A Marie Estella Mitchell Mitch Sharpsburg, Georgia B7 I Janina Clarice Monroe llNinall Mobile, Alabama f Nancy Monroe Goodmm Monroe Union City, Georgia Teresa Rae Nabors Terri Atlanta , Georgia 88 Patricia Ann Nelson I llpatll w Montgomery, Alabama Deborah Sue Natelson Debbie Charlotte , North Carolina ,, Bettie Sue Oglesby Ogle-slay Madisonville, Kentucky 89 Margaret Lee Owen llpegll Tampa, Florida Carol Janice Owens Decatur, Georgia . 6 -Y Diane Palmer Diane Jacksonville , Florida 90 Mary M. Perdue urviaggieu Starke, Florida Nm M N Irene Pendleton Sing-Sing Bessemer, Alabama 1- 9 Reva Ray Perry uRe'boPn Birmingham, Alabama Sw' , T-A L , -4,-.i. '--tr T x v 91 Amy Sue Pittman Aragon, Georgia Nancy Pittman Gunther Atlanta, Georgia Jerry Diane Powell Jeraldine East Point, Georgia 92 :Q Carol Marj ory Ritchie Ritchie Tampa, Florida Judy Apple Ragsdale YVJudyIl Decatur, Georgia Denise Rogers Kistner uRogersu Tucker, Georgia 93 u .H Tevora Sarvis IlTee ll W aycross, Georgia wif! 1 1 Sue Schwin Bicycle Deerfield Beach, Florida N r 1 1 P Shirley Jean Scott llJeanll Montgomery, Alabama -fl 94 aaa., Mary Ann Simpson Murray IlMyrkll Cliickamauga, Georgia 'M Peggy Sheppard Il Shep!! Citronelle, Alabama r ' S Janese Laura Smith llsmittyll Crescent City, Florida 95 Linda Joyce Smith Sikes Linda Fort Oglethorpe , Georgia Anita Marie Stanney Ilstanll St. Petersburg, Florida Suzanne S te in ll suzll Decatur, Georgia 96 Cynthia S utton llcynll Statesville, Georgia fi Martha Suttles Peace IlMartIl East Point, Georgia MVT' :N Carole Tencza Stanley 5 Carole Jacksonville, Florida 97 Linda Tubbs Tubbs Tuscaloosa , Alabama Thelma Marie Wilcox Trouble Mobile, Alabama Monica Eleanor West Motsie College Park, Georgia l .. x, ll 98 5, Marjorie Williams llMa1-gel! Bartow, Florida Cecelia Anne Williams !lMobyvII Fort Pierce, Florida B Marilyn Sue Williams llsportll C alhoun, G eorgia 99 Virginia Williamson Ilcinnyll Savannah, Georgia 9 , 'V' I 0 air W , Patricia Ann Wilson Trish Atlanta, Georgia 100 Brenda Willingham O'Shea Willie Covington, Georgia Judy Wise Riddle IlJudyll Spartanburg, S .C. Bonnie Leann Wise Booboo Tampa, Florida S C PERLA TI VE ss S .. 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K' A9 C T K 1 eglxmg gn YQ QQ m id 1' 53551: 55551 ME . 59? in 5: m a lu 3, K Mu u i B 1 'fgnw ug ,, ,J H ,r N u ff-3 ' mr L f ,M yr ,L ,L wr, wh, W 5-:Jpeg-53575 :f'.i5V5fY:ej,q,:' , sf E Ei we, H .5 , mil. mg :vii-'Z E 23 5 w go, ' zinc an ie? Sw ww r 5151: L Words of Wisdom Work now and sit later. You are too far gone to turn around. With God on your side, who can be against you. If at first you don't succeed try again. You can always find a helping hand at the end of your wrist. There's no justice--so don't look for any. Three stripes and you are out. Adhere to the protocol. When your come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Always become a woman before you become a nurse. Problems grow as you grow. Big Problem--Big Girl. Remember you chose Grady--it didn't choose you. Improvise. Being a participant is more ftm than being a spectator. If you can't be good, be careful. Individual differences is the corner stone of Democracy. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. If you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything. If you' study long, you study wrong. Never cease to persist. If you can't keep step with the others, perhaps, you hear a different drummer. Think little, Pray much. Nobody remembers the good things I do, but when I make a mistake no one forgets You will never see the sun if you don't look up. Don't procrastinate . . . because the fruit of procrastination is failure. H4 Do You Remember your first three months away from home. your first bed bath. the first time you did something right. that first injection. when you first charged an area. your first trip back home. the first time you were called nurse . getting off the elevator on 6A and finding nothing but pipes. a flat tire on the South Expressway. all the trips on the Gray Goose . campus restriction for 2 weeks. finding the front door locked at 7 A.M. your first precip. scrubbing with Dr. Ruth. that 69.4 in Obstetrics. working 2:30-11:00 on your birthday. that first day in I.C.U. your last day at Georgia State. that cab that never came. the hours we spent cooking the sauce for the spaghetti supper holding your breath when being measured for uniforms. your first day in pqfchiatry. the night before deadline. looking out your window into the face of Peeping Tom . coming in from a crummy date. waiting for the light to turn green. the time the flood came. riding the taxi from Georgia State. getting up at 3 A.M. thinking it was 6 A.M. getting a ticket for walking down the Freeway. falling into a manhole. the good times that we had. the detectives visit to Armstrong 301. and do you remember from sun-up to Sundown . . FROM SU -UP- y fs? ' ,, It can't be 5:30 already? ' 7 I f , ,, 'H 1 1, 2- v if '.-' V- Anybody seen my red pen? 1 gl Would you believe 18 admissions? . . . 9? Whoever makes On your mark it to breakfast? get set . . . go! Wake me when it's over. E U6 And here we have a darling fascination. 7-if ',.',. Take ten w1 V? K Hn ,,.F-,-- .X us' Q l 'f I xi 1 .I 5 H A Y 19 ' , . . 'U ' L5 fn! If V: V 1 M' V1 fy' .x'u ' Q - ' 'Z' , Fill! -NIP, 1' ,, Q -1 Z. - - X' ', Qi-5 ' -' , lv 1- ,. -I '. ' - . 'I Glrsfsfez ' . ,Qyjx If -' f Jw e- ,,,f Qxi fix df , .6 : ' ., v. 'E-1','...,.,--. : . ' -' ' . .Ig ,xl 335: ,P - -' ,' ,,-' '5.f1f,5.ff1, A, M' ' .f ' .fl ' 4 7g5W ?' I U LJ: , ,niz ,f .ff ,221 -wife! .f 3:00 A.M. and all is quiet-- Il 12:00 midnight and all is still going strong. .fl lu H Squeaky clean! TIL SU DOW Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness HAPPINESS IS . . . the lovely sound of the alarm clock at 5:30 A.M. morning meditation with Miss Hammett. twenty seniors in the breakfast line in front of you at 6:45 A.M. a fire drill in the middle of a shower. the injection room in G.A.C. having your patient reassigned to freshmen. twelve patients with class at 9 o'clock A.M. a senior student that likes you. moving to Armstrong. scrubbing with Dr. Claydon. working. a broken washer. a T.V. that works. a cold shower. a positive P.P.D. with INH to follow. working 2:3O- 11:00 the day before finals. passing a N.L.N. examination. going to work and finding out you have the day off. having stockings that do not have runs. a mailbox with MALE. Saturday night in the S.E.C. being scrubbed in and finding no mask. being stuck on the elevator for an hour with your favorite doctor 900 D, Charge Nurse duties, 40 patients, and 1 aide. making 351 on State Boards. being locked out of your bathroom with D Sz D. Christmas in the Medical Emergency Clinic. homeward bound. 5 days off with no place to go. seldom found. H8 H uw ,paul 3 . 4 Il , 'W ' 1 f Yes mam',I'11 take the other 10 patients. Well if you can't go to sleep, I can. P k if , f Yes I'm our nurse a am Y , Y i x Look, you're supposed to be inside the tent. The Abominable Snowmen. Don't worry, I'm a Senior! ,.,-Q df bu I . .ffm V , un In ...,, F c, ,. X , -:- f ,f-.1 1 . J'.:. ' 1, I y , l wi xii' Hey did you hear . . . , sm no are A What dishwashing committee? ! -. V ' .av 'E 1, I B!!2!!!!!!!!!!. , 3. ani, ' li :Q- '-tl es, our group has 25471 fewer cavities! John O'Hara's FROM THE TERRACE? il 1 A 4 K M ff 4 ' 'I Jn You read the menu too, huh! ? 120 , w ufw' - .- is Don't worry, our candidates will win. ,tw W If f Lang, You can fire me for this Boss, but you've got . . . What do you mean I'm restricted? 15 v 211. . Ve V- V , - E U i , .., . - gf . :-ik, . - f lfi:.,.L.gf..f.. Why do we always have to answer the phone. rt- - - Y -1- ' , H H - r' 1 Il K: 1 J- m- Ki 1, 4' tn ff - is . . v I If V X ' , 5 It's true! Blonds have more fun. N Oh, George! uiIr 1U Qi. If Ever I Would Leave You. , , ,. i M ffspmei , gk 'Q 1 e e ,,:. V ,- . ,,A.: . 5 ,.-1 'ef 5, , , I T555 .lt E' . t : 'N Y 1.7925 4 .--f. ,, ,Eiff- I V .il jpgfe' Q J, :mfg . ,WN wen, when My Students can P 'E A V ' Here! 1' , T 1' f'-..' J -, 2:2 .. -.. . ul I f f .1 , ,Chix e if ' gil - , - .--j+..A , el' . L'Qi Q . 'P X5 ei 0 To Dream The Impossible Dream . All Right--Who took The Peanut Butter? 122 'Q Children I'd rather do it myself. What a dump! ! 5. . S, l ll ,f l 1 e . e 7 is C C ,L ,C 1' Yi' Ice Cream!! We're going to have Ice Cuddle up a little closer Cream! 123 one Again! 6 . 575' It's a raid A ,.1q?1AY4:. , fish It sure sounded like he asked for 9563 needle with French Thread! Nurse Jane Fuzzy-Wuzzy Xn A . I , , ,, V H: K t '- -'f'-51 .V 1' A lk. Ef 'X'xx.f 21.1 if LM K' I I dare you to have an arrest. Oh me! This is my fourth day in the D gl D Room. J! I H 'x Gee! You look just like a real nurse Need new shoes again? I I Only your Dr. knows for sure 5 1 .s What do you mean you've got an emergency and we can't go out? BARF! ! fi 1- J 1 f I!- I have a what waiting where A I 5-Y ' s Uh! Irnean you take and . . f HOUSE MOTHERS 'W Feebeclc Hall Mrs. Mary Parrish Not Pictured: Mrs. Frances McGough Miss Kate Alsabrook Mrs. Sarah Cagle Mrs. Wylene Tate Mrs. Louise Colbert Hirsch Hall Miss Elise Sanders ,J Mrs. Kathleen Griffin Housekeeping Supervisor, Nurses' Residences Armstrong Hall Miss Alice Simpson . J, ' w, W Wie. 5 - 512, J- .A ' ,LfQ'?...- Y 3' A4 e drew up some plans for the new dorm 1 Watch the spit-balls will ya! Wipeout W at Xu Hmm . . . pulse slow, temp . . . temp? What's a four letter word for good? It'11 Never fly! I did it, and I'm glad. 129 v You wear your clothes your way and I'11 wear them mine! This is an RIO? i Surely you jest? Decisions, decisions is 1, . . Sometimes it's just awful finding a date! 130 Let's everybody Freddie 2 ! Grace-who? i on't touch me I'm sterile! ! 131 ,J , 'au' uf My This will really put the test to Polydent! III! 1I , Eff '111 1 W: 1 2 iii Z I II .,.-, . 'fi' 2 Qi vf Zu ,- Qi 'g'?J'QM, l 1 1 vf1r+1??E1W 5 T5 3551-f'f.1.1I3 mjEi1 -r 1I1 g 111I15 11 E + J 15I.l .:...E 'T'fl7W 'E uf ' ,Q .. EQ: ' 'J .I 5 11 . '1EH11V ,4 11' 1 gf . 1 , 1 'Q i 'ikyg 53' ygf K If 'fm 1 mg 1 1 1 1 if E, 1 K 1.1 - 11 'P W1 YY 1 I :I .....,. I .III.IE.,.III.I Y.: -f' -,nl - J 1-1111 111 1 111 1 I. . I-11 11. 1 1 J . 1 . 1,1 '1 f- 1. 1,- -1 ,S 1 1. 11 Q .Q 1 , 5 Iq .1 . I1 wg, L11 J1'I'.. . I .. 1. 1. 1 1? ' q' 1H311f PP ' FE V' 1' F 'I ' - 1: :', We w i: M11 IIEHNM .5III1I.I.II1'I I: 4 1111 MII- I n I 111 bII L .' ' ' 1 f' 1 I I1 1 1 I , II5..j.,I IuI1 1 ,E . fi I J. I 1 Il l ' V mm qi , r' fi ,. J .I, ' if I .Ib HI ? X z gg 'ii Q 4 f, , 75 gf' Y Y Now Carol, every Bride gets nervous Our competent Open- eart team II h Il I If -P25 V X I rr- - And after this I'11 iron my . . And then he said . . . - f'6 y? 43' Ignore it . . . You'd be surprised what you find under these beds . . . Ooh--I just love ICU nursing, What is this--DancLD day I ,W lag' .3 Thumbs did come before food What an imposing ediface m H- , Lg, 57 ' 'd-., Q . i1 .....,:.1.,.,.,, ' fx., af In uw -- Jfq. I j -Sun v H 'H , , 1ff'., E. I' W , .:- Q Oh HO, bl-HCI! pO1iSh! Is that an unpolished shoe I spy W I 11 uw 14 -. I ,ff n 45 134 if' is M Ii J V Gee--I wish I could play Is that appropriate to an annual staff f.-.J Well--I never! 5-. .. WT W I1 .,,1- M.. I LL ., Don't get upset we'1l read the recipe I4 X26 Q 1 1X -1- EDI TOR'S MESSA GE Man has learned he cannot live alone. His development is influenced by his environ- ment and the people with whom he interacts. The three years we are in training we grow close to our fellow students. We share joys and sorrows and the most important part of our program here has been the lasting friendships that have developed. Graduation! The realization of a dream that has persisted for two and a half years. We are very proud that we have made it, a little disappointed that we didn't use the extra effort, and sincerely reluctant to leave it all behind. We hope that the pages of this annual will forever bring back fond memories of your 1966-67 year. To the seniors, remember always the path of knowledge has not been terminated, but will continue to broaden to a fuller width. To the juniors and freshmen, pursue your in- satiable thirst to learn, utilize your knowledge and make the most of your remaining years. To everyone go our prayers and hopes for a wonderful future. We would like to offer a well earned thank-you to all who have made this annual a reality. Sincerely 'TU ' L4J.Q.oI Editor- in- Chief Li: , .,.. in Ll QN- .5g,.,,' .-. . sfj T111 136 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE GRADUATING CLASS OF li'I966!l PATRONS DR. ROBERT E. LEIBOWITZ MR. G. R. DONOVAN MR. H. A. BAXTER H. G. POLQLOCK LINDA, ELAINE, HELEN MISS ELISE SANDERS MRS. MARY PARRISH LTJG. REX W. INMAN, USN MISS AGNES SMITH MRS. LOUISE GOLBERT MRS. E. B. PIERRE, R.N. ALAN JACOBSEN MRS. RUTH MADDOX MRS. LUGILE FANT MR. AND MRS. J. S. UNDERWOOD S. TIMI MRS. G. TABB, R.N. MRS. RUTH ROBINSON, R.N. MR. 8. MRS. E. v. BURGESS MRS. E. BROCK, R.N. ROBERT ELOERSHEIM MRS. W. L. TATE LULU, GAIL, BAG, NANCY 9166 MR. S MRS. T. R. WELLONS MR. S MRS. JOE W. ROELL, JR. MR. S. MRS. W. W. WITHERINGTON MRS. MRS MRS MISS MRS. MRS. MRS MRS. MRS RUTH HOWELL MARY M. MARTIN . GLADYS SPRAYBERRY, L.P.N JEWELL AUSTIN, L.P.N. DOROTHY C. TATUM, R.N. FLORENCE LEE FANNIE A. WILSON, L.P.N. ROMALEE HUDSON, L.P.N. EDNA CRAFT, L.P.N. MRS. JULIA BUTLER, L.P.N. MRS. MRS. RUTH ADAIR, L.P.N. HELEN BLANTON, R.N. DR. BERGHERI MR. 8: MRS. BILL WINDHAM SHERRY AND CATHY 9166 MRS. M. B. FISHER b MR. S MRS. GEORGE WALLS DR.'B. ANTHONY DVORAK MR. al MRS. ELDON NYE, IR. MR. MR. Sz MRS. BILLY NORWICKI 81 MRS. SIDNEY A. UPCHURCH MRS. MAE SMITH, R.N. MRS. WAYDINE PONDER MRS. IDA WHITE, R.N. 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