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

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rt-'-1 . K x he x U 6406 FIRST ROW: Edna Cobb, Janie Jordan, Jane Bu.hls, Joyce Lee, Captain, Mary Arm Jeter, Florine Walker. SECOND ROW: Cotton Holland, Coach, Millie Moore, Joann Spivey, Carol Longenecker, Bobbie Underwood Marion King, Manager. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Crews, Norma McCall, Ruby Dowdy, Janet Harris, Carolyn Harris, Nancy Jennings. The 1956-1957 season ended with four wins and two defeats. Two additional losses were practice games with Powells of Suffolk and Suffolk High School. Joyce Lee was highest scorer with Carolyn Harris a close second. Again we were fortunate to have Cotton Holland as our coach. The outstanding player of the year was Joyce Lee and her name has been added to the trophy. Thanks again for the valuable interest shown to us from our spectators. LEAGUE GAME SCORES Obici 21 De Paul 37 Obici 40 De Paul 37 Obici 38 Maryview 16 Obici 41 Mary Immaculate 29 Obici 47 Riverside 33 Obici 28 Portsmouth General 34 37 3

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LEFT to RIGHT: Joyce Lee, Junior Representative, Carolyn Harris, Senior Representative and Historian, Fran- ces Little, Vice-President, Marilyn Thomas, Presidentg Sylvia Sims, Secretary, Linda Creecy, Treasurer, and Norma McCall, Freshman Representative. I The Student Council is made up of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and three class Presidents. The responsibility for the actual administrative policies of the Student Association is in- vested in this group. These are four purposes of the Student Association: ' 1. To be the offical organization which shall be responsible for the government of the student body and also the medium through which the opinions and wishes of the student body may be expressed. 2. To provide an opportunity for faculty-student discussion through the advisory committee and the student council. 3. To foster social relationships and student activities. 4. To assist in maintaining a high morale and good scholarship in the school. On the first Tuesday of each month the Student Association meets in the Nursing School Auditorium to discuss any plans, problems, or future activities. A program is usually presented by either the student group or faculty. 36

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lk ri FIRST ROW: N. Jennings, C. Wagner, J. Bolton, N. Tankersly, B. White, K. Treakle, M. Jeter, Mr. Nelson Linaburg, Director. SECOND ROW: C. Harris, H. Johnson, B. Smith, J. Cox, J. Swain, R. Sherridan, F. Walker, J. Stevenson.TI-HRD ROW: L. Creecy, M. Sechrest, B. Underwood, J. Davenport, E.. Buhls, J. Edwards, P. Sledge, B. Holt. 66 For the second year voices rang under the guidance of our Glee Club Director, Mr. Nelson Linaburg. The year was filled with many activities in which the group enthusiastically participated. The annual Christ- mas Program was again broadcast over W L P M, the entire group sang for the Woman's Auxiliary, and rendered several selections at Capping. The sextet again made themselves popular with various organi- zations around Suffolk by providing entertainment for their programs. All of us leave with happy mem- ories of singing with this group. Sezted ' C. Wagner, C. Harris, N. Jennings, L. Cree cy, B. Holt, J. Stevenson, R. Sherridan, Accompanist. J. 'Li