High Point Memorial School of Nursing - Lighted Lamp Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

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Thank you for all you have done for us. CAROLYN BUTLER : | ELSIE GARRISON Co-Editors NAOMI DICKENS DONNA FONVILLE Manager MISS BETTIE JO KIDD SANDRA MULLIS LINDA FAIRCLOTH Musthratows DYANNE JACKSON BARBARA NEWNAM We ‘i t : ' uy w se NN Rory Ay cut NAY Ne ) WAS WW NY AES V, ‘ | OUR PARENTS Many have contributed to our having become nurses, but the two people who have watched our dream of a three year old mature into a reality of a twenty-one year old, the two who have been our guideposts, we shall always deeply love and honor, Mom and Dad. MISS JUANITA YARBOROUGH We, the Class of 1463, dedicate our yearbook to one who has been both instructor and friend tous these three years. She has given us the firm guidance that a frightened Freshman needs the first days on the hall, the gentle push that a hesitant Junior needs in changing the first dressing, and has been a constant spur in getting the Seniors to acheive their full potentialities. Miss Yarborough, this is a very small expression of our deep gratitude. cl teed eee ete) WOhGne cee e7t te Pe ee STRERRER RES (piieaasd ens PER CRAH EEL EEA TEER OO EE REE: Litteerrrete, Seabee herbed PRRR EER Oey or tae +9 a DR. M.B. DAVIS DR. N.S. STIREWALT Twice this year we were saddened by the deaths of two members of our medical staff. First by the quiet death of Dr. Stirewalt, then by the tragic death of Dr. Davis. All of us who knew them shall long remember their kind and gentle ways and constant service to those in need. ¥ amtnersisti DR. MARCUS DR. ROBERT K, DR. EDWIN L. AUMAN DR, L.S. AVERETT, JR. L, ADERHOLDT, JR. ARTHUR, JR. Medicine General Practitioner Pediatrics Gynecology Obstetrics DR, PAUL H. BRIGMAN General Practitioner DR. N. HAMPTON CHILES Internal Medicine DR, JOHN F, BENSON DR. O.B. BONNER DR. JOHN BRIDGERS DR. H.L,. BROCKMAN Medicine En EN. Pediatrics Surgery DR. JOHN BROCKMAN DR. RALPH BROOKS DRegU Us CREECH DR, A.R. CROSS Surgery Urology General Practitioner Gynecology Obstetrics always give DR. A.B, CROOM Radiology DR. R.V. CROSS DR. PHILLIP B, DAVIS DR. DONALD P, DOUGLASS DR. A.P, FORTNEY Gynecology Obstetrics Surgery Thoracic Surgery General Practitioner DR. KENNETH B, GEDDIE Pediatrics DR, HELEN A. HORN Pathology DR, J.S. GILLIAM, JR. Urology DR. W. JACK HUNT Internal Medicine DR. FRANK W, GROSS DIR, Golly Gwar 135,18 INS IEE Radiology Medical freely of their DR. J.G. GROO M General Practitioner DR. W.B. DONALD, JR. Ophthalmogist DR. C.H. INGRAM DR. R.G. JENNINGS Surgery Dermatology DR. M.B. LEATH DR. CLIFFORD W. LEWIS DR. JOHN F, LYNCH DR, I.B, MILLER ee l. Gynecology Obstetrics Pediatrics Internal Medicine Haff DR. WILLIAM H, FLYTHE Internal Medicine DR. WOODROW W, TYSON Internal Medicine DR. KENNETH M, CHEEK Internal Medicine DR. W.K. McCAIN DR. VERNON W. McFALLS DR, ASA R, PARHAM DR, W, CRAIG PARKS General Practitioner Pediatrics Surgery Internal Medicine DR. GLENN G. PERRY DR. JAMES T. ROBINSON, JR. DR. MAX P, ROGERS DR. KARL SHEPARD Proctology General Practitioner Surgery Internal Medicine a Dae i Sane EE i ete. 2 DR, ELDORA H, TERRELL DR. T. EUGENE TERRELL Internal Medicine DR. J.E. SLATE DR. M.L. SLATE DR. WALTER T, TICE D Ris D aINISON General Practitioner General Practitioner Internal Medicine Gynecology Obstetrics . DR. ROBERT T. WILDER DR. L.L. WILKERSON Baas Surgery DR. EARL W. SCHAFER DR. ROBERT C, JOHNSON DR. KAY WILLIAMS DR, GEORGE T. WOOD Orthopedics Gynecology Obstetrics Surgery DR, FRED G. WOODRUFF DR, OTIS E, TILLMAN DR. C.T. WHITTEN General Practitioner General Practitioner Gynecology Obstetrics NOT PICTURED DR. HUGH T. WALLACE General Practitioner DR. JAMES FULTON Obstetric Gynecology DR. CLARENCE VALET Pathology DR. JULIUS L. JONES General Practitioner Social Worker MRS. MARY GREEN w | EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: I. Paul Ingle, Chr. , J. W. Harris, Tom J. Kearns, R.L. Amos, Holt McPherson, Curtis Smithdeal. AUDITING COMMITTEE: Tom J. Kearns, Chr. , Fred Thomas, Jr., Joe A. Johnson, Sr. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE: Amos R. Kearns, Chr., William C. Siceloff, Holt McPherson. HOUSE COMMITTEE: Robert M. Silver, Chr. , J. Brooks Ritzel, R.T. Amos, W.B. Hall. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Henry A, Foscue, Chr., J. W. Harris, Ex-officio, I, Paul Ingle, Ex-officio. WOMEN'S GUILD COMMITTEE; Horace G. Hayworth, Chr., F. Logan Porter, Curtis Smithdeal. vo q ‘c SS 12) i=] aD q om is] 2) e) a 3 ae) vo ao lal MR, GEORGE DIXON Assistant Administrator MR, TOM GREEN ice Manager iness Off Bus MRS, JESSIE FOSTER Secretary to the Administrator MRS, KATHERINE W, SPENCER, R.N, Purchasing Agent MRS, LOUISE LONNARD Admitting Office - 21 MRS, HOPE LOFLIN, R.N. 7 - 3 Supervisor MRS, MARGARET SWAIM Secretary, Nursing Office and School MRS, SUSANNE SAMUEL, R.N. 3 - 11 Supervisor MISS CAROLYN FRYE, R.N. Director of Nursing Service MRS, JOAN CAMERON, R.N. 3 - 11 Supervisor MRS, PAULINE GREEN, R.N. 11 - 7 Supervisor MRS. MURIEL CREECH, R.N. Not Pictured Mrs. Williams and Miss Gossett setting up an Oxygen tent 4Y East MRS, Sai R.N. Head Nurse While working on the medical units we get to know our patients much better than on the other units. The sight of hands folded in prayer becomes just as familiar to us as the oxygen tents. Here, seeing a patient sit up for the first time after weeks of strict bed rest becomes a joyous occasion for everyone. MRS, ROSE SHAW, R.N. Head Nurse mE Rc Fk Mrs. Buck assisting Miss Essick in giving medi- cations Miss Watson, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. McPherson plan A.M. Care Obsteluics Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Smith giving out mid- night snacks Working on Third Floor is always a happy occasion for everyone. The expectant mothers come in very frightened of the un- known, but the thought of why they are here usually calms them. Watching a mother ex- amine her baby for the first time can be both amusing and heart-warming. Even working on Pediatrics with the ill children is a happy time. Children never seem to run out of ways to entertain us. Mrs. Clark preparing the delivery table I am sure after we graduate our most vivid memories will be of the seven weeks spent in the Operating Room. Walking into this department of our hospital is like entering a strange and interesting world. Our first weeks here are spent le arning a new language, sterile technique, and coordination b e tween doctor and nurse. We do this with knocking knees, shaking hands, and clenched teeth. Our next adventure is then in the Recovery Room where we learn the How's and Why's of reacting the patient. MISS HELEN CHERNICKY MISS RAYMA HEDGECOCK MRS, HILDA GADD 25 Sugical —_ 2 Eat Saying Good Morning to Bobby Kimbro, our favorite patient. ” i MRS, SCOTT R.N. Not Pictured ‘Head Nurse MRS, MODLIN i R.N. Head Nurse After the Recovery Room we move on to the surgical units. Here we see how surgery has corrected many defects, some unnotice- able, others quite obvious. When the latter is true, we find that psychological treatment of the patient outweighs physical care. Surgical — 2 West This patient appears to enjoy the rocking bed. 26 4 Cat Mr. Welborne sure looks sad to have this much attention at one time 4 West istering morning care toa Mrs. Moore admin burned patient MRS, ETHELYN JUSKA, R.N. Head Nurse, Emergency Room ELAINE FERGUSON Emergency Room Emergency oom Working in the Emergency Room really tests our abilities as nurses. Here we do not have just one category of illness but a wide variety. When we hear the screaming siren we never know what the ambulance is bringing. We will take with us many memories of the two weeks spent in the Emer- gency Room. Contral Supply 28 29 30 31 ee Secon eS MISS JUANITA YARBOROUGH, R.N.,B.S. Director of Nursing Education MRS, BELLE KING, R.N. Obstetrical Nursing 34 MRS. MAE VAN HIATT, R.N., B.S. Medical-Surgical Nursing MRS, KATHLEEN INGRAM, R.N. Basic Nursing NOT PICTURED MRS. PAT GRINE, R.N., B.S. Medical-Surgical Nursing The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. BATEGOOUMAN So os. saes +c seaessacesos ss President VERNA DOBBINS . ... ....)0 oases seen «cits seumpeasurer NAOMI DICKENS .. 0... .0000000020002--Vice President SANDRA MULLIS..............eeeeeeeeee-. Secretary Soniows SUE BLACK Carthage, N.C. Cuteness and wit—the best combination known to man. Smile—you're on candid camera, ' Wish you were here. 36 L963 CAROLYN BUTLER McCain, N.C. Life to me is just a comedy. IT wonder what this tray will be used for, There's no place as sweet as home!! 37 DONNA CASHATT Trinity, N.C. A jolly, unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. Now, where do I start? 38 JOYCE DAVIS Burlington, N.C. Her atm is never to offend, and every person is her friend. ' Is thatanambu hear???? There must be something else to gripe about! ! 39 NAOMI DICKENS Burlington, N.C. To heck with books; experience is the best teacher. Maybe I should try the other arm, But you're the only one who understands me. 40 1963 VERNA DOBBINS High Point, N.C. Small—but not unimportant But it can't be 50-I 3 grains of Digitalis just gave Who says I'm campused!! 41 LINDA FAIRCLOTH Jamestown, N.C. An eye for art, a taste for style; she has an artist's breeding. I've got the 3 H's ready Let the world roll by Yi pe: a Ab f NBT AN DONNA FONVILLE Madison, N.C. Without love and laughter, there is no joy. Anything else, Sir? Where's the motor? 43 ELSIE GARRISON Pinehurst, N.C. If it's worth having, I'll work for it. Did you say we were having room check? KAY GOODMAN Altamahaw, N.C. Nothing is achieved until it is thoroughly attempted. Only 15 more minutes and I'm Orr DUTY)! I can hope, can't I? 45 MALINDA GOSSETT High Point, N.C. She has a smile for everyone she meets, a laugh for every joke she hears, ' Then along came Peter Cotton- tail . Another day I can mark offthe calander!!! 46 JANET HARRIS Asheboro, N.C. IT never try to be funny, it just comes natural. T think she's dead! ! And, Mom, there was no money in that last letter. DYANNE JACKSON Asheboro, N.C. therefore I am loved. All the world loves a lover ime Who says we don't have t for fun! 48 1963 CAROLYN McMILLAN Greensboro, N.C. She never hurries or ever worries, but carefully does the task re- ay quired of her. Be N Easy does it. It's only been three weeks, 49 SANDRA MULLIS High Point, N.C. Although she is not so tall, remember the atom is very small. T only told him I was going give him a shot! Wonder if I wrote that yester- day??? 50 BARBARA NEWMAN Elon College, N.C. Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Another suture tray?! ? Sleep? Who sleeps? I'm going to work! at SARA OAKLEY Burlington, N.C. Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good friend in every way. Miss Yarborough said to sterilize everything! Sometimes they do get us con- fused, 52 1963 LINDA SMITH Snow Camp, N.C. Her smiles show her happiness; her friends, her popularity. So far, so good. What!!! Of course I'm going out tonight!!! indness combined with a gentle heart and B 3 ee 5) o a fe) 8 ie] “4 = 3) BI oe co Coach ate a 0) Ag ai) wo 9 ° 72, fe =e FRANCES STARNES High Point, N.C. I can hear a beat 54 JUDY STOVALL Spray, N.C. A little work, a little fun. I think life's O.K. Guess who just left a stat order of demerol??? Going out tonight I hope! 55 ESTHER TORRES High Point, N.C. She is small, but that does not cramp her style, The best part of the day! Where do you think I'm going? Home, of course ! ' 56 1963 LINDA VAUGHN High Point, N.C. I'd better be careful and not pull the drain out!! JFK's Physical Fitness Program 57 LINDA VONCANNON Seagrove, N.C. I have my own philosophy of life; I made it;I live it; and I change it when I please. It only hurts for a little while— I'll go, I'll go!!! 58 MARY WARDELL High Point, N.C. To worry little, to study less, this is my secret of happiness, Who says they cause stones? She) Ret MM round DONNA FONVILLE A ks SR SR ee AE A 8 jebuhubehehehubabebebebbcictcs Lokal JOYCE DAVIS DONNA CASHETT JANET HARRIS SANDRA MULLIS LINDA FAIRCLOTH KAY GOODMAN Senior Fuporlalives MALINDA GOSSETT FRANCES STARNES Lost Again! ! The winter is Rockville, Md. The winter at home. Joyce thinks birthdays can be nice. Anyone for trick or treat? 64 CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL The School of Pediatric Nursing of the Children's Hospital in Washington, D.C. is an ideal setting for the study of the nursing of children. In Washington almostall nationalities and all income brackets are represented which results in a wide variety of illnesses brought to the hospital. Our curriculum includes three months of instruction and experience in Medical and Surgical Ped- iatrics, Isolation, Out-Patient Department, and Psychiatry. While in Washington we also enjoy concerts, sight-seeing, movies, plays, and parades-just to name a few. Our three months affiliation at Chestnut Lodge was both edu- cational and entertaining. While we were there we learned quite a bit about ourselves as well as about mental illness. Due to the location of Rockville we found our social life to be at CHESTNUT LODGE-MAIN BUILDING its best.1 am sure we all agree that this is invaluable experience t o both our education and social status. 65 CLASS COLORS Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO If the man loves the labor of his trade, apart from any question of success or fame, the gods have called him. Robert Louis Stevenson ELIZABETH ANN DOUGLASS BOB AVERETT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH We looked forward to the day we would receive our caps as if it was the end of the world. In a sense, I suppose that was true because it would deter- mine who would be asked to leave the program and who would stay. We all half-way felt that when we put the cap on we would know just everything! But the next morning when we reported for duty we found this to be far from true. We still had to search for the right answers, and we are still searching for knowledge. Every worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph: a beginning, a struggle, and a victory. Phillip Brooks PAIRS VEALISR INCE) ls dds cs ne oes veces ence Fresident BRENDA FRANKLIN..........-++-+-+- Wice-President MUD BALTIC eis. saeco ccc cree sine ene hreasurer WINONA GIBSON . 2 6. 2500002 c sue seis cise DECTetary ROSE MARY BOEDICKER.........s0scseeese. os Ghairman Guniors ROSEMARY BOEDICKER BARBARA CHRISCOE GAYNELL CROMER SHIRLEY DAVIS PATSY ALDRIDGE Class of “6% ANNETTE ESSICK BRENDA FRANKLIN WINONA GIBSON SANDRA HENRY JANE HOWELL FRANCES KENNEDY BETH LAMAR JUDY BARNES Class of °64 JUDY SALE MARTHA TINGEN SUSAN WICKER 69 ey; House Mothers MRS. WILSON LILLIAN MRS. McBEE HERBERT MRS. WEHRY BESSIE ii ES ehiiwiibiiais tie Advisors: MRS, HIATT and MRS, INGRAM. President MALINDA GOSSETT, First Vice-President SUE BLACK, Second Vice-President JUDY SALE, Secretary LINDA VAUGHN, Alternate Secretary GLADYS RUMMAGE, Treasurer BARBARA CHRISCOE, Class Representatives: JOYCE DAVIS, VERNA DOBBINS, BETH LAMAR, SANDRA HENRY, JOYCE TISDALE, RIETA GARKALNS, 70 Try to put well in practice what you already know, and in so doing, you will, in good time, discover the hidden things which you now inquire about. : ‘ Treasurer PRISCILLA JONES. .......-022sccceereece- President CAROLYN. COLE reccteutotlets cca sioleisleiclole cis a's JOYCE TISDALE............0eeeeeee0+ Vice-President MARTHA WAMPLER G2 1. © cic cicisisisia'e’sle'sis16 CHairaman LINDA McNAIR.coccccccceccccoes eceesenes Secretary JANET BEANE IRENE BRADY BELVA JEAN BROWN JEAN BRYANT LOUISE CHAPPELL CAROLYN COLE BENTON KAY COVINGTON SANDRA EASTWOOD MARY PAT EVANS SHERYL FLECK RIETA GARKALNS LENNIS GREENE BARBARA SUE HALL NANCY INMAN PRISCILLA JONES “¢ EMILY LEDWELL SYLVIA ANN LOVE BRENDA MOORE as LINDA McNAIR GENE McKINNEY LINDA PARNELL Not Pictured MARY PATTERSON BONNIE ROACH Not Pictured CAROLYN SEAWELL CAROLYN THOMAS JOYCE TISDALE BECKY VICKERY MARTHA WAMPLER DIFFEE WINECOFF Angels in white, pursue -yo Rol . No greater compensation ask Ss Than that to suffering fellog hen, preciation to enn Lanier, e above in the nurses at 76 Remember—the day everyone had a new hair style. ee ee ee LOL LLL LLL LLL DLL ainda Arcane pec Remember—the cold Northern winter spent on Affiliation. Remember—the day it was almost too much to take Remember—the days and nights spent on duty Busy day at work It's just a few steps more Getting ready for a party Everybody Twist It's been a long, hard day So that in the graying years to come, when all the quick responsive senses dull— I may look back across the patterns of my life— And in my memory, live the joys and pains of all my yesterdays. 78 Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Company Best of Luck to the Class of 1963 From The Class of 1962 Phone 883-1284 High Point, North Carolina 80 Compliments of Piedmont Dairy Sealtest Dairy 1825 North Main If You Want The Best InPrinting You Can Rely On PRINTING FUT LETTERPRESS - COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE LITHOGRAPHY Phones 882-2116 and 882-1314 81 Compliments of Farmers Dairy High Point's Only Independent Dairy Phone 888-4538 131 West Lexington Avenue High Point, North Carolina Compliments of 1901 North Main Street Compliments of City Shoe Repair Elwood Gorden - Owner 200 South Elm Street White Wright Realtors 652 North Main Street Best Wishes The High Point Enterprise Your Home Newspaper Since 1885 Daily and Sunday 305-307 North Main Street Compliments of Clover Leaf Super Market 2020 South Main Street Congratulations '63 Graduates GILBERT'S SHOE STORE Only Dealer for Clinic Nurses' Shoes Phone 882-8418 High Point North Carolina Reg. 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