Maryview Hospital School of Nursing - Caritas Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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012091219012 . Under the guise of politicians the stu- dent nurses of America converge upon one of our metropolises each year to dis- cuss their organizational business, vote Detroit Skyline V I 1 H on vital matters and elect new officers. These conventions display the students L V I as conscientious, dedicated, and am- W bitious young women. Along with bus- Qy iness many friendships are renewed and new ones founded. Cabo Hall Detroit, Michigan Z ZZ 7 With an oriental theme for their cam- e paign District I, SNAV brought to Roa- noke the enthusiasm ignited by their campaign manager Ginny Proctor of C XYZ Maryview. Conventioneers F. McKay, B. Ahern, Ginny, and P. Gannon anticipate their arrival in Detroit, WOGIQO e 00110 er mm E 5 1962 Roanoke Hotel Rodnoke, Va. Patty Gannon is presented with the Miss SN of Virginia plaque by her predecessor Vivian Graybill. All aboard for Roanoke is the cry of N. Miller, P, Gannon, L. Morris, G. Proctor, B. Ahern. As our national organization meets, so 4 also each fall the state branch of the students association gathers. ll li 'iiic ' iEETS'l 7 ll This year Maryview produced two winning candidates for state office, Bar- bara Ahern, President and Patty Gannon, Miss Student Nurse of Virginia. gm-l,,,a Ahern Pres. of the SNAV

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eyzbzz gfyfar The Legion of Mary sets as its objective sanctification of its members by prayer and active co-operation in Mary's work in advancing the reign of Christ. Mary is the model and the spirit of the Legion. lt is in fact a lay apostolate. ,g 1:- i. I ' ester, 'Leif' ,U iiwiixxiii -1 ..:' 4 y 3- 'Lisa as i f ll' ,, ' iv ' 5 7,43 l . . A , , . L5 . ss Legion members in their active work at Officers and Moderator. St. Mary's Home. - l 9129 C116 'i X Mrs. B. T, Eberly and Mrs. M. E. Hough prepare the music for the following class, Under the direction of Mrs. Byron T. Eberly Maryview's students enjoy weekly singing classes. From these the students derive pleasure and entertainment. Was that a flat note, girls. Now try that again-cilltogether

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317705 W' bfi-Fe H ff-Digg As a two year project, the present Senior class has produced Caritas -A keepsake of everything that is Maryview . lNot pictured, Lucy Jesaitis.l l Editor, Patty Gannon contemplates the end of a long, hard year. Section editors J. Dobler, M. Taylor, F. McKay, A. Clop- ton, and P. McCue meet to plan their work. lNot pictured B. Babb, Literary Editor.l Dear Caritas, We found you when you were young. We nurtured you through two trying years. Now you have begun to blossom into the fine tradition that we hoped you would be. We have put our joys and sorrows, triumphs and frustrations into your making. Through all this you have given to us a sense of accomplishment, a pride in our tradition, and o genuine unity in the spirit of working together. As editor, I found great satisfaction in working with a truly dedicated and en- thusiastic staff whose support has given me intense admiration for their zest for chal- lenge, tradition, and life. Thank you, Caritas, Your Staff