North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing - White Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Santa Filomena lnducts Six fi . a if ...f .5 if 5 M. 2 t 'Tiff' l . V' A .l g i . ij.,:. Z 2 f ffflflx I l i X Santa Filomena members Mary Ann Williams, Glenda Flobinette, Annette Jones, and Karen Benton pose before a stained glass window of Davis Chapel Mary Ann Williams, Susan Caldwell, Glenda Flobinette, and Mary Ann Phillips appear surprised but happy immediately following their induction into the organization. 125 SANTA FILOIVIENA Members are chosen from the rising Senior Class and are publicly tapped by the old members. Each candidate must have made some contribution tovvard the betterment of the School of Nursing. She must have demonstrated superior nursing abilities and her scholastic record must be 1.5 quality points or above throughout the first two years. Santa Filomena strives to promote better nursing and higher nursing standards. MEMBERS Karen Benton Susan Caldvvell Annette Jones lVlary Ann Phillips Glenda Robinette Mary Ann Williams

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-F- Representatives Chris Cantwell, Lorraine Owenby, and Fran Holder listen as the group discusses the proposed check on the length of student uniforms. -gu- flu.- Paula Tucker stands as she and Nancy Henson listen to Joy Blackley read a list of calldown offenses for the past month. House Members Revise Rules of Dress HOUSE COMMITTEE The House Committee is a governing body that works closely with the Director of Residences to maintain and uphold good conduct in theyresidence at all times. Its main functions are keeping a record of all call-downs, being in charge of the Christmas deco- rations inthe units, and checking uniforms as deemed necessary. MEMBERS Gail Bricker Peggy House Nancy Taylor Paula Tucker Nancy Henson Joy Blackley Richard Snow Jr. Representative Chris Cantwell Fran Holder Sue Whitt Sr. Representative Lorraine Owenby Freshman Representative Karen Seale Ludy Mizell Chairman 4 Chairman Ludy Mizell displays her ever present smile and good humor which Nancy Taylor meditates over a problem before the committee.

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Morton, Lesley to Hold District Offices 'V President Cindy Morton packs away Christmas boxes for soldiers in Vietnam. Under the enthusiastic presidency of Cindy Mor- ton, the N.C.B.H. chapter experienced one of its most active years. It participated in various district work- shops, district talent shows, and district meetings. Several girls represented the school at the state con- vention and three representatives were sponsored to the national convention in Texas. During Student Nurse Week, Cindy Morton visited Governor Bob Scott, along with other school presidents. At the conclusion of her term, Cindy was chosen district president, along with Beth Lesley as secretary and Miss Ann Thomas as district adviser. All three repre- sented Baptist in the elections. ,i Girls from every hospital in the district of Forsyth County assemble in Baptist's Allied Health Auditorium for one of their monthly meetings. I n -f v,,,v- IKOQ ll s F i 'of' . A surprise by the camera causes a startled Katie B. Reynolds delegate to spill her punch. Miss Ann Thomas, the newly elected district adviser, rests against the television as she converses with fellow members waiting in line for refreshments. SNANC members thoughtfully survey the refreshment table