Portsmouth General Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

Sounds of Silence 3 V f •« 1 , 1 ti orismouij eneraf yiTospiiaf ScAoo OCarsin Jfe came sin inp foue y{e fioecf sin in fooe y{e cfiecf sinpinp foue ife son is io coniinue lo)e must (fo ifte sin in u 9 r jKr, U oBeri CPerry C cfminislraior CPorismoui£ Genera Jifospi af jKrs. oois aniefs T irecior Oj CPorismoui£ Genera J ospiiaf Sc£oof OCursin U’acufit ‘■‘■yfear m( words i iai d maty ieac i 3 MRS. EDWARDS MISS KING MISS BROOKS MRS. FUTRELL MRS. BAUER MRS. DELLINGER I told you I ' d do it! The Faculty HOUSEMOTHERS: Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Gregory. (Not pictured - Mrs. Stublin). Wake up Miss Brooks reshmen JKat each cfat in ihe (veeA he a ( oocf c ai TlCai the h orcf ahvai s (vatc i over tyou hlncf maty a lyour loftes turn to tvishes hlncf maty a of tyour flushes come true. Adkins Lois Britto Jane Aaron Mary Kay J4nie Davi Pat Gillespie nnie Ellis J i ie Ferguson Sandy Morrison Dixie Hess iJo rzi UjOCL cM Ajl. 0 3 Jiamc qjM 7Z uu . ax -c XL Linda Osborne ' 97U , J ncJjCL ! )itn7i£. Cy.XX! yK Diane Savage Lorraine Roberson Cyndy Rudolph uncfameniafs Fire and Rain arsing The Great Escape He sweeps them right off their feet ! ! We ' ve only just begun In the beginning . , . Anatomy Lab ominion Ofcf What’s that on my shoe?! Qlnioersii Webb Center Studying the digestive system of cat. Wow!! Portsmouth!! If this thing was any larger . . . And what ' s on your mind? So this is who ' s dating Sandy now! Who me, a Southern Belle?! We should win more often. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Linda Osborne - Chaplain; Sandy Morrison - Historian; Diane Savage - Secretary; Ken O ' Leary - Treasurer; Dixie Hess - Vice-President; Mary Kay Dorson - President. Rli nil Got any pancakes, Lois? Anyone for a Darvon? Jit i What ' s the grin for Mrs. Edwards? This is what I think of this P. G. H, Beauties busride! ! 2 ru s CTlncf So a ions Mrs. Futrell teaches conversions. Why is this pt, receiving Amyl Nitrate, Mrs. Kube? armaco fo They aren’t nosedrops - they ' re eyedrops. Connie learns procedure of administering an injection. D u r 7 on TJKec icaf ur ica f 1q)H 2 a fiiife £efp from oar friencfs . . . Zl ie (Zaps seem io yo Sp fasier. Professionalism at its peak When can these stupid ears come off? Was that our fanbelt in the middle of the road??! ! MISS KING - Class Advisor amors JKay eac£ cfay in i ie moni i Se a oocf cfay JKa you ma£e riencfs wii eac i one you meei CTlncf rriay alT oj your cfay dreams Se memories uSnd may ad oj your memories Se sweei. Gfass Oj ' 72 GoJe ' re CTlfmosi U iere Susan Davis Shirley Hatton Roberta Campbell Cindy Gupton Kay Hooper Jackie Kavanaugh Georgaima Kraus S, G. A. again! ! Shirley Mays Nancy Pearce Angela Wiggins Cindy Williams I wonder if this is the one he wants? Pete helps Jan with isolation. i r Shirley ' s practicing for the rodeo. THE MOD SQUAD Mr. Gaines teaches Cindy IPPB, Let me see, does this cause nausea or vomit- ing? Have you read it 3 times? Jan reverts back to basic fundamentals. Are you sure it ' s 5 to 1? I get so tired of writing A. M. care given. JKecficaf Sur icaf O ursin Mrs. Williford gets the go around on the Stryker frame. Another day in the halls of learning ! ! Jo euer tJiin t iere is a season . ancf a iime J or euert purpose uncfer heaven a time for love . . . a time for war . . . a time for hate . . . a time for peace . . . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer: Kay Hooper Historian: Cindy Gupton Vice President: Cindy Williams President: Shirley Mays Parliamentarian: Darlene Brewer Recording Secretary: Georgianna Krauss Susan, she really didn ' t say a bad word. At least apples taste better than feet. Rummage sales are fun, aren ' t they?! ! MRS. EDWAEIDS - Class Advisor The Green Phantoms - Scrub-a-dub-dub Mrs. Krauss talks to an outpatient. If this isn ' t Intensive Care . . . One more for the road! Only 999 plates to go! It isn’t that much fun, Darlene. Like Mother like daughter . . . poor child (Just joking Shirley) Do you smell something, Angela? Those were the days my friend - of Gossip Joan and 1 Feel Pretty??! ! Seniors eac i c at in i ie i ear Se a oocf cfat eac i Jawn pncf you lappy ancf C ncf may a o your cfays Se as fouefy CAs iJie one you sharecf ivil i us iocfay. JUDY CASTEEN ADKINS On.T7J(m cfon Sefieue in principle 6ui, oA, 9 Jo in inieresi. ” ' Cy 6UY OR H SUEyfoWMAM jAt eac. uZAesi . A rwarJ wAA con iJerrc anc A 6acA Aa idauY - ' ' SUSAN BENSON CAFFEE Tls we aJoance in Afe we earn Ami is oj our a i iiies. ’’ W alcu. W ajYnx: ■ VVOu � £ tjiW t-rn - „. J Oi--o- t Kl Cj ' 3t, _- j, (, (_ _ _ji (i OJ; - i-4- -A 5 - xf’. LINDA- LOU HAZZARD O , , ' Vt - 3--0 -JOa ' ) c ' Cj} ' ‘‘‘JKat you five eacA cfay oj yoar n e. CARRIE JOHANN KBjkld am Born Aappy every rn MELANIE LOUISE MITRIONE 2 5- LYNNE RUDOLPH wau to settle a ( areement IS on t ie Basis o wnaPs ‘ia it — not who ’s riaht. ” .P 5? . S ' ' y Sy s r jT) . y j? y - ' ERNESTINE SUMNER SCOTT ■ O “!7o Se fi e CAr s IS io ' e a y GArisiian. ” P r- y J y BARBARA DEAN SMITH w io sows couriesy reaps friencfs£ip ancfJie wlio pfanis incfness ai iers fooe. ” ELIZABETH D. WARRINGTON 4 - mpossiSfe c reams can come irue. ’’ )QJt a O, ' ' oJr O vO-X --07y_ ■v_i 3 Ch Qi.i_‘Xo. ,ui ■: i_ a_Aj bJuUJL X - iy 0 ' i-yOi 0 .i? XJl 2-£— i j ' -t Ut ' l ■ V Aa_ 4 L 4 O -(p c- ' } TONI CHERYL WEISER ‘‘One cannoi incf any rufe o concfuci o exceff ‘simpficiiy ancf sinceriiy ! ” cpoO ' “ ‘ -■ ' ■ ' T3 o — ■ PHYLLIS DOUGHTIE WINE FRANCES ANNE WOLFORD ‘ ' you must oo in io people as well as ereuer ilere is a human Sein ihere is an opportunity or a h in c ness. ” I CLASS OFFICERS: Vice- President: Toni Weiser; Histo- rian: Susan Caffee; President: Melanie Mitrione; Secretary: Barbara Smith; Parliamentarian: Carrie Kenrick; Treasurer: Pat Rudolph, i I 1 i J BJBJ and her hole in the wall gang Mrs. Jackson - Class Advisor Apathetic isn ' t the word ! Happiness is being young 1 do ! 1 do ! Is there a Doctor in the house? ! Proven guilty ELIZABETH - Most Dedicated CARRIE - Most Mischievous PHYLLIS - Most Studious SUSAN - Most Domestic Seniors Oj ' ’7 1 T)o U ieir Own U iin MELANIE - Most Determined L PAT - Most School Spirited DO YOU SMELL SMOKE? BARBARA - Most Conservative TINA - Most Sincere JUDY - Most Fun loving TONI - Most Fantastic LINDA - Blondest DID SOMEONE SAY THEY SMELLED SMOKE? FRAN - Hardest Worker SENIORS PLUS ONE DORIS - Most Patient O roJ ession af C c juslmenis jS eacfers£ip Spiffs MRS. DANIELS MRS. KING Senior Seminars MRS. JACKSON Wonder if this knob turns his head? 06 s e rics MISS KING DOES HER THING! Which came first - the chicken or the egg? THEIR CHILDREN BUT OUR BABIES Jltaiernaf GJiifcf yieafl i MISS BROOKS HAS HER CHILDREN TOO! Does it hurt and have a temperature? I dare her to get out of this one. teUCUBi jtswovith. A new experience and a new career began for nineteen students September 23, 1968. As we registered in the School of Nursing, collected our textbooks, class schedules and our orientation program, some of us were highly excited, and some of us were apprehen- sive. However, we were the Class of 1971 and were proud. Rat Week was full of laugh- ter and fun. Courses at Frederick College were - Ugh! We laughed some and cried a lot about those courses. What does a Mockingbird have to do with an Anatomy exam anyway? Keep those sheets tight and use your principles, was the foreword of Mrs. Ed- wards our Instructor in Fundamentals of Nursing. When our new drip dry uniforms came they were worn with grace and pride. What a transition from laundry starch to wash and wear. We were the first class to wear the new uniforms and accepted criticism as well as complaints. We knew it was only a matter of time before the blue pin-striped uniforms would be turned in for a solid white style. The month of June came and four of our members departed, however, they were not forgotten. We soon learned that work did not end with college and the background in Biological and Social Sciences we received, enabled us for efficient Clinical Nursing. The summer began with Medical Surgical Nursing I. Classes and experiences were con- current. Mrs. Jackson was our Instructor and pushed us all. Along with this, Mrs. Fut- rell was drumming into us all she could about Pharmacology. How we remember the reference work! As beginning Junior students, September 1969, we left for our Psychiatric Nursing experience. We will be remembered as the first class to attend Crownsville State Hos- pital in Crownsville, Maryland. We had no idea of what to expect on this experience, and soon all fears became only memorable experiences. Twelve weeks later we were back at our home school. Back to Mrs. Jackson and Medical Surgical Nursing n and III. More knowledge , skills and abilities were developed enabling us to administer good nursing care to our patients. We ended our Junior year with Mrs. King teaching Medical Surgical Nursing IV and receiving experiences in the specialties. We had arrived as Seniors. Our blue bands signified we were there - all fourteen of us! However, three of us had received our first degree as - Mrs. Beginning Maternal Child Health; the whole Maternity Nursing book had to be learned under Miss King’s direction, while Miss Brooks had us write our own Pediatric’s book! Mrs. Daniels taught us a course in Professionalism and Adjustments as Graduate Nurses. At the same time the National Student Nurses Association proclaimed that professionalism is a state of mind. Back to Mrs. Jackson for Senior Seminars where we became teachers as well as students. With six weeks left in our curriculum program we had a chance to develop our Leadership Skills. Mrs. King was always available on 3-11 and 11-7 duty. It is the dream of aU Student Nurses to operate a unit in the hospital. Our Senior Farewell Dance in April was fantastic. Our raffle tickets had paid off for us as we were presented with our own dozen red roses. The countdown is over. On May 28, 1971 we will be almost as sad to leave, will be happy to have our new career before us. as we Dreaming about that last prep, Toni? This is what three years of nursing school does to you! ! Sleep and wear uniform Anyone for an exploratory? The dumb blond strikes again! ! Amen brother , . . Alleluia ctwiiies Baines ' J eopfe 43 FIRST ROW - Ken O ' Leary; Pat Rudolf; Co-advisor; Linda Snyder; Shirley Mays; Georgianna Krauss; Cindy Gupton; Bus - Tina Scott; Linda Osborne; Pat Gillespie; Angela Wiggins; Lois Britto; Cyndy Rudolf; Karen Adkins; Linda Hazzard; Sandy Morrison; Judy Adkins; Doris Hal- stead; Debbie Bowman; Jackie Kavanaugh. Advisor - MRS. EDWARDS yinnuaf JACKIE KAVANAUGH - Editor Jhe JmpossiSfe ' ) Dream cS. D .CTI. TJ. The Student Nurses Association of Virginia appeared to have broadened itself out by having relevant issues and actions this year, such as the convention held at the Golden Triangle in Norfolk. The new enthusiasm caused many of our students to take active roles in S. N. A.V. projects. This is shown in our school, as well, with Linda Hazzard as President of District 1. Other offices are held by Pat Rudolph, Corresponding Secretary and Darlene Brewer, Parliamentarian. Other students are active with various committees and this enthusiasm will hopefully con- tinue in the future. Siucfeni OCurse Mrs. Elizabeth Warrington was selected from the Senior class by the S.G.A. as the Student Nurse of the year from Portsmouth General Hospital School of Nursing. She was, therefore, placed in competi- tion with other nursing schools in this area for the title of District I Student Nurse, which eventually, if won, would lead to the state and national levels. The topic of the speeches was Creativity in Nursing and various aspects were exemplified on all levels. We are proud to have Elizabeth Warrington represent our school as Miss Student Nurse. Are you sure this is the way Ging er Rodgers started out? Did I really tell that joke before? Alumni Queen SUSAN CAFFEE Z fumni Gouri JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Shirley Mays QUEEN: Susan Caffee SENIOR ATTENDANT: Judy Adkins FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Sandy Morrison Siucfeni ooernmeni O ssocia ion HISTORIAN: Darlene Brewer CORRESPONDING SEC. : Cindy Gupton RECORDING SEC. : Melanie Mitrione PRESIDENT: Judy Adkins VICE PRES.: Angela Wiggins TREASURER: Tina Scott PARLIAMENTARIAN: Fran Wolford Where’s the president? Jfonor Gouncif Jan Balbach Elaine Berghofer PRES,: Linda Hazzard Cyndy Rudolf Tina Scott My girdle is killing me! That sounds like a problem for Ann Landers Elaine. I use tackle ... and it doesn ' t work. Little Miss Muffet says, Hang- ing around spiders is beginning to affect me. Mr. Parker strikes again! Pat Rudolph - Co-Editor Ultra-Brite gives your mouth sex appeal! Scratch! Should I let her in? Not you again Nancy! Are you an athlete - You have the foot ! ! Bah - Humbug! Raindrops keep falling on my head! TEE HEE Did you hear that? Ruby’s Pool Hall Love Sweet Atonement Let me entertain you. It’s not on the floor stupid. E omper Room Girls Who let him in? Patent Number 3999506 Who greased the tickets! ! I want to go home. Oops! I ripped my pants! Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Chet Daniels Baby Boy Daniels and Neely Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson Cricket Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Futrell Dawn Futrell Mrs. Leon Edwards Mr. and Mrs. W. E. King Miss Florence Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George Dellinger Mrs. Linda Bauer Ruby Edmonds Mrs. JeanHyles Mrs. Ruth Jean Mrs. Jean Thorpe R.N. Mrs. Loretta Wright R.N. Mrs. Ruth Broughton R.N. Mary Atwood R.N. Linda Ivins R.N. Mrs. Carolyn Early R.N. Mrs. Betty Hathcock R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. James A. McRae Jr; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kucera Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koonce Bonnie and Johnny Harris Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kenrick Tina and Mark Scott Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. W. 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