Louise Obici School of Nursing - Emblem Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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0 w FRANCES CRUMPLER LITTLE Portsmouth, Va. I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. JO ANNE STEVENSON Norfolk, Va. Whenever she's needed, s11e'll be there, Ever ready to do her share. MARILYN RUTH THOMAS Norfolk, Va. Laughing eyes and pretty hair, Pronounces her a girl beyond compare. WAYNE CAMPER TURNER Fairfield, Va.. She is certain to be seen, where fun and mischief beam. 17 --'2 'll1, 5 ' -' '.Fgs?'i-' ,. mi., 3 LS! .f f F1 Y?-' ' ,el , .2--gg ETLLL sm, W, mm W 5 ,

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Q' X ff! Nfl fn! X 4 - 4 M 'Qxu r f f SEN!0l?.S' PEGGY PEAKS HEATH Robersonville, N. C. There is no wealth like a quiet mind, An athlete that scores in more ways than one. ' FLETA JOYNER HOLLAND Zuni, Va. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. NANCY JO JENNINGS Norfolk, Va. Music drives one's woes away. MARY ANN JETER Ahoskie, N. C. If you want a good friend she'11 n'er do you wrong. 16 1 '-5.1 x f7 ' ? ' i 1 l -Z 11 T ' ' ff eg 5. fa? -is fu 'J 'Q'

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As a new day dawns of the 21st century, I find myself seeking the Class of 1957. Since many years have passed, I wo11der if I will be able to recognize them. Oh! I think I see one of them now . . . As I look out in space I see a huge space ship followed by many little ones, Carolyn and family are just passing thru for a six month check-up at the new clinic. In our scientific world, I can see Io Anne looking thru her microscope for that per- fect man . He might not be too far away now. I stopped off at the atomic plant and had an interview with Frances, which was en- joyable. When I asked her how she liked industrial nursing, she stated, I have more time with David and the children. As I started to leave, Marie came whizzing by in a snazzy new space ship. She has finally come down to that 118 pounds. She says that is the way a model nurse should look. In this day and age science has conquered all things except obesity. Marilyn, a top- notch scientist, is in deep thought about her new research plans. She says Ed just doesn't like her new figure, I stopped and paused, and no one else came into view. As I looked around I saw a new hospital had recently been built. I went inside and found Mary Ann as direc- tor of its Space Nurse Cadet Corp. trying to impress upon her students the importance of calmness. On the tour thru the hospital, I passed the kitchen and met Fleta. As a dietitian she has gained quite a bit of fame for her newest recipe for coconut cream pies. She says it still isn 't like her mother-in-laws'. I was taken thru a few of the wards. Bessie with her endeavor to improve nursing, was busy teaching robots to empty bedpans and fill water pitchers. While here I learned that Wayne had been selected for that State Board of Exa- m iners. Her only speech from the platform was no-one will fail from Obici again. At the door I 111612 Peggy coming in. She says that Public Health nursing is great, nothing like the pioneer days in Kentucky on horseback. Walking on I saw a sign Sue 's Nursery . I'm glad she 's found a good use for her motherly instinct. The mothers comment that they would not take their children else- where. Further down was W anda's new model home. I found her contemplating the in- terior of the psychiatric hospital she 's planning to construct. I was invited to have rea with Nancy. As a wife of a well known surgeon she has become a charming hostess. She told me that she had recently contributed a large sum of money to the Cripple Children's Hospital. And so ends a perfect day! 18