Grayson College - Saga Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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A T' b 1 I '54, ' FirsT row: MarTha Howard, Jean Meals, Bernice Chapman, Joan HarT, Flo McMenamy, Virginia Gray, Joyce Chalk, Linda Umphress, Shirley Helwer, Ophie Cobb, MarTha RahuTs, Helen GenTry, Loy WalTers. Susie Lessly, Addie Tyree, DorTha Reed, Sandra Garner, Alice Robinson, Dean Fielder, RuTh Kidd, Thelma Parker, Wanda CrabTree, Sally MoncreT, Cleo PiTTis, Jayne SmiTh. Joyce AuTen, Rose LaPrelle, Ruby ShelTon. Lynn Porcelli, Wanda Simmons, STella Jordan, George Adams, Jean Mills. LavaTo Branch, Neoma Veal, BeTTy Buchanan, Clarala Holloway, Sue Thomas, Georgia Moore, Willie Mize, Grace Cole - lnsTrucTor and coordinaTor, Maudie Vessels - lnsTrucTor. Elva Banks, Joyce Thomas, Bina WhiTed, John Hailey. Emma l.imons, and MargareT Dell - lnsTrucTor. VocaTional Nurses Provided Xmas GETTS The purpose oT The VocaTional Nurses' Club was To TurTher The cause oT nursing. ATTer compleTion oT The Twelve monTh program The nurses were eligible To Try Tor Their VocaTional Nurses' license. 80 members comprised The VocaTional Nurses' Club wiTh Grace Cole serving as sponsor. The club was acTive in boTh on and oTT campus acTiviTies. Among These acTiyiTies was The sponsoring oT bake sales dur- ing WesTern Week. OTh.er WesTern Week evenTs were Tree counTry and wesTern concerTs presenTed in The caTeTeria Tor The sTudenT body. Nursing sTudenT, Ruby ShelTon was The TeaTured singer aT The concerTs. The members gave a ChrisTmas parTy and purchased giTTs Tor elderly paTienTs aT The Sherman Nursing Home. A cov- ered-dish dinner was held To celebraTe The season. 96

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I My Members were: lleTT To righTl Tommy SuTTlehan, John W. Carder, Virginia Hackney. Charles Brown. Bobby Savage. Dana STahl - Sponsor, Nelda Maxwell, Nancy ArnoTT. Sharon STeele, Mary l'ludspeTh. PaT Klein, PaTricia l'lough, Susan Jinlcins, GyneTh BuTler, Karolyn Samples, Frances Simmons. Carolyn Burlc, Linda McNeese. JoAnn Henson, Alma l lall, Judy STudman, Faye Pierce, RuTh BaTes, Evelyn Fielder, Viclci Miller, Carole Keelon, Gloria Crain, and Linda MinTz. -1-iq X Nursing STudenTs Manned Crisis lnTervenTion CenTer During The Tall semesTer The members had numerous balce sales boTh on campus and OTT, and sold ChrisTmas candles To help pay To send The oTTicers To The sTaTe convenTion in AusTin where They ran several candidaTes Tor sTaTe oTTice. Besides Their valuable worlc aT The area hospiTals The nursing sTudenTs underToolc The iob oT helping To man The newly creaTed Crisis lnTervenTion CenTer. ln These and many oTher ways The TuTure nurses served Their communiTy wiTh acTion and loTs oT iT ThroughouT The year. lleTTl TNSA members Trorn DisTricT Il 'converged on Grayson Coun- -3 Ty College Tor a workshop held OcTober 23. RegisTraTion and all sessions were held in The nursing audiTorium.

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Nursing sTudenTs Helen GenTry and Sue Thomas assisT Bernice Chapman inTo a wheel chair showing oTher nursing sTudenTs, Magdlena Galligos, Neoma Veal, Rose Mary l.aPrelle, Joyce Thomas, STella Jordan, Loy WalTers, Flo Mchllenamy, Virginia Gray, Elva Banks, and Willie lvlize The proper way To place a paTienT in a wheel chair. One oT The many Things a nurse musT know beTore being pre- pared To enTer inTo a career as a nurse is how To draw an iniec- Tion. Cleo PeTTiT shows Georgia Moore, RuTh Kidd, Bina WhiTsd. Clarola Holloway and BeTTy D. Buchanan The proper procedure. I . Q '-u-Ln?-zigafw MTW Q' Nursing insTrucTor, MargareT Diel, reviews parTs oT The skeleTon wiTh nursing sTudenTs Dean Fielder, Ruby Shel- Ton, and Jayne SmiTh. Being able To recognize The dil- TerenT parTs oT The skeleTon and knowing Their names is a musT Tor a nurse when she enTers The Tield oT nursing. A maioriTy oT class Time is spenT sTudying manneguins which display diTTerenT parTs oT The body. 'I97 1