Martin Memorial School of Nursing - Stripes Yearbook (Mount Airy, NC)

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Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT: Darlene Bowman, VICE-PRESIDENT: Carol Clark SECRETARY: Wilma Nichols, TREASURER: Kay Hiatt MASCOT Deanne Starling SPONSOR Jeanette Kennedy, R.N. MASCOT Carlton Everhart 22

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Cla ss Flower—Yellow Rose Class Colors—Navy And White Our Motto Forget yourself by becoming interested in others. Do every day a good deed that will put a smile of joy on someone’s face. Class History On September 7, 1965, twenty-five eager and ambitious girls entered a new phase of life. This first year was filled with many hours of study, clinical experience, and fund-raising events as we made our first steps into the world of nursing. The stereo, senior class gift to the school, was made possible by our fund-raising projects. Along with a learning experience, we widened our scope of geography by traveling to our affiliations. Through our psychiatric training in Lexington, Kentucky, we learned to better understand ourselves and to understand the emotional needs of others. To better enable us to care for the “little folks” of our society we gained knowledge through a variety of experiences offered to us at Children’s Hospital. Washington, D. C. But both affiliations were not all work and no play. As we approach our long awaited goal, we look back and see eleven former classmates who have chosen other goals in life. The end. our graduation day, August 9, 1968, will really be the beginning as we venture into the different aspects of nursing and life. 21

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LINDA BLLVINS Chief interest in nursing: Obstetrics Likes: Children, weekends off, jokes, affiliation in Kentucky, and D.C., going home Dislikes: War, classes, S.C.C.,6:00 A.M., care studies Pet peeve: Cliques Leisure: Sleeping, bowling, playing cards or Aggravation Ambition: To become a successful nurse, wife, and mother. Wittiest SENIOR SUPERLATIVE 23