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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1977 volume:

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Then , a coat of polish and the smell of soap on my laces, those new faces were beginning to be a part of me . A leaf fell - Fall’s lovely grandeur was almost complete I had a few wrinkles and began to wear well I was there as she made that bed - corners squared , pillow fluffed , how she cared 1 I watched her turn that dear oT man, I bear the weight as best I can . Learning , doing , I walked and walked . She rested me when she would sit and chart . Late at night I sat as an obedient pup , Watching her study: ”120 cc in a cup, ” Trendelenburg is up. Sphygmomanometer - blood pressure cuff . . . 3 4 ation -Hoc urood ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE 1 Ua uLi cd sdd U(ax£.n aldisi ni.iw2C£. augfidaum cdl azy J uz£.foy U aifits n oi.n£.[[ ISaxI axa oxxest J7(ax£n -d t-ny :dViL 1 - 5 6 t Mrs. Futrell - Class Advisor Jl Ron Farley - Parliamentarian Karen Gabriel - Vice Pres. Karen Kube - Secretary Cindy Thomas - Historian Wanda Redd - Treasurer Bob Stein - President 7 These shoes . . . Waited - til I heard her down the hall It was fall! I And she was back - To put me on again. I’m really showing my age - Lots of wrinkles now , and my laces are weak, Arthritis in my supports . Extra weight is added to me - Two stripes on that not-so permanent press cap . She doesn’t care! She is filled with the zest of life and the new year - The Specialties. 1 got to rest when that freckle-faced kid gave her the measles , But 1 sure was tired standing and standing during OR - scapel clamp , not mosquito hemostat - straight She left me behind when she went to the Psychiatric Center - she didn’t have to wear her nurses clothes and me. But she missed me - I heard her say so ! Back on her feet , 1 went to have those babies - Moms smiling Babies crying Slurp, slurp - Ummm! We were old friends now. No face was strange. We felt good about that. 1 knew it wouldn’t change . . . (2azo[yn -Sa txoiv U( ar£.n 2o[[i Ln± axoiyn ayis. 0£.iia. (2ut[£.x auza J auLa xyant UBeusx [y •s:: aLi.£y 9 i jn z uffman auxa ::A lc.::: rudx£c 7 c: Voxma U ond JVan J![ec [L lyn Q Lc u ' lJ u XC£ y ' Vancy dtam sz lf(a Z£n j:dmxt lldzunda. U oxte’i 10 n V ■1 WM I ' 1 j 1 In ■ ; 1 r ! 1 II 1 1 J: 1 1 1 Ml h unioz (2[a±± LCZX6. Standing, L. to R. Jeanie Barrow - Secretary Mrs. P. King - Advisor Karen Collins - Treasurer Laura Gibbs - President Sitting, L. to R. Brenda Porter - Parliamentarian Nan Llewellyn - Historian Laura Me Andrew - Vice Pres. Norma Pond - Proj . Chairman Laura Gibbs participating at Red Cross Blood Drive . Lisa Meacham working at Blood Pressure Screening. 1 1 These shoes . . . ' Are tired now , One more year to go ! And one BIG stripe Gee, I ' m tired, and she’s so proud of me, and that faded uniform and that wonderful , wonderful stripe . My laces are new - she gave me a little plastic surgery during the summer - New laces (prothesis), Heel-oplasty , And a brand new polish that won ' t crack. But underneath, she’s tired and so am I - We know it’s about over for me, and just beginning for her Such skill with those poor sick people - A gentleness , She turns them , And rubs their backs - She knows now without asking . . . 12 c o jCn c: [E(AjinE, ISazljaxa zoug iman A winner never quits and a quitter never wins . A dream grows stronger, If you can hold on a little longer. Let us not desert the ship in the tempest because we can ' t control the winds. inda ISaggstt 13 mma Success is - PERSEVERANCE X patience + determi- nation ability. 14 c: oguz Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true . U %L±tin L(jLng±£on May he make of us what he would have us be . c oojaxcl That best portion of a man ' s life is his little name- less unremembered acts of kindness and of love. 15 ISonnCs. ::Afuclzo[± If I can put one touch of a rosy sunset into the life of another person, then I shall feel happiness. There is a destiny that makes us brothers; none goes his way alone . All that we send into the lives of oth- ers comes back into our own. It is only through labor and prayerful effort, by grim and resolute courage, that we move on to better things. : ozma u±an EU 14 16 Not Pictured - Linda Joyner. znioz (2[a±± Sitting, L. to R. Terry Hogue - Secretary Robin Alewine - Parliamentarian Kris Livingston - Treasurer Bonnie Nuckols - Proj . Chairman Mrs. Brown - Advisor Lee Howard - Vice Pres. Bobbi Broughman - Historian Kathy Evans - President 18 19 J om£±tLc in :Lx oyn£.z lJn uLiLtL(j£. — (2azxLe l yazzsn 21 and dds Hmony I, Robin Ale wine, leave my outstanding untarnished reputation and professional attitude to any deserving freshman. We, Linda Baggett and Bonnie Nuckols, do hereby leave our outstanding ability to procrastinate before a test, and the ability to brainwash others that studying before 10:00 p.m. can be detri- mental to your health. I , Barbara Broughman, do hereby leave to any upcoming senior student a six weeks Leave of Absence - with option to return whenever necessary, and to anyone with enough dedication to return, 1 wish you all the nerve, determination, understanding and will power necessary to complete training . 1, Emma Ellis, leave to my little sister, Mary Purefoy, my patience and durability to withstand all of the pressures associated with becoming an R.N. I, Kathy Evans, leave one pharmacology book to a junior to make as many paper dolls as she wishes. 1, Linda Free (Freezy Weezy), do hereby leave . . . gladly! 1, Terry Hogue, do hereby leave the ability to maintain under stress and to stay on the edge of a nervous breakdown without falling off. I, Lee Howard, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Betty Jane Jackson one mon- strous black cricket in a jar of formaldehyde in remembrance of a unique Learning Experi- ence with catheterization. 1, Kristin Livingston, do hereby leave my blue and white marshmallow uniform with the rubber- band in the middle to any full-figured freshman that needs it. I, Susan Rea, leave one pack of birth control pills to any married junior, so you can finish on time, I, Norma Voss, leave Portsmouth General Hospital to anyone who can tolerate the see saws of encouragement vs. discouragement, satisfaction vs. dissatisfaction, contentment vs. worry, and sanity vs. insanity. 1, Carrie Warren, would like to leave to Ling Niu success and determination to become a good nurs- ing student. I, Ellen Womersley, do hereby leave one LIPPINCOTT MANUAL to Janet Savage in hope that it helps her with care plans as much as it has helped me. 1, Belinda Zirnheld, hereby leave Joetta Cutler and Karen Gabriele any peeping toms, peek-a- booers , or otherwise strange people to do with what they will . She’s really quite good - I’m proud of her! Soon she talks of a new white uniform with long sleeves , Pictures with a BLACK stripe on her cap, And I’m sure there’ll be a new me - she hasn’t said. She laughs a lot now , One hundred and fifty-day party (gee, that’s all the time that’s left) Christmas dance ! . . . 23 c: dnzLnL±txutLon c:J{oi.f2Lta.[ cy dminiiticiioz 24 Ti. ISu?u7 2r iJmtiuctoz - uij:m 2£ailz, B. .JV. Uni.tiuctoz c:A %±. [±Lz Ss-tiy ac ±on, lS.c:S., 25 U Cn , J- au im U Ln , c:::A {% 5.. Lzaljetli WaxxCn ton, IJn tlucto% inda ddami, !B. . 26 Sa( [C£. J £.[[Ln sz xian :A x±. S(iix[£.y mUl2 ■ ecxEta Did he call? Great! Hustle , bustle with bibs and Seminars , Review, get ready for NLN ' s. STATE BOARDS! OH, ME! Did he call - WOW ! She walks down the hall differently now - Guess it ' s being a senior. Maybe it’s the plans , after we graduate , ' ’ Maybe it’s getting a paycheck for the first time . . . d ' I 1 28 That many tests in one week? I still can’t find the answer. what is Mrs. Bagley talking about? He ' s got to be kidding. I THOUGHT I was ready for that test. I want a lollipop, too. 30 A working nurse-patient relationship. uncLimEnta[± Mrs. Brown, Fundamentals instructor. 1 hear it gets easier. Mrs. Williams, instructor. The group with their new caps. He finally wrote me. 31 •Good nutrition is essential . Work is such a breeze. I’ve got just as much work as you. More paper work. 32 I got an A” for the day. That ' s strange. My answer was different. Where do they get all the handouts? My report is first! 33 I and 1 1 How many grains does she get? . . . and this is a Pleuravac . , . I should have started an hour ago! I ' ll never get through . . . . 81 , 82 , 83 , 84 . . . So that ' s what a spleen looks like! Mrs. Ellis, R.N. , Infection control nurse. 34 Mrs. Sulliven, RN, Head Nurse, EIV. . . . and this corner goes like this . . . Dr . Kunkle checking out a casualty . Those little gtts are hard to count ! I Glad that ' s not my leg. How do you put this crazy thing on? 35 This is the 3rd time I’ve filled this pitcher. Hi, there! 36 Mrs. C. Early, RN, Head Nurse Eli. She’s our student for today. We’ll help you and your prosthesis Mrs. Adams, RN, Head Nurse EIII. Those eyes look familiar. 37 Mrs. Broughton - Head Nurse, E.P. IV. Here ' s a job you girls can handle. Come on Nan, scrub faster! You expect me to move this by myself? Mrs. Lee - Head Nurse - CCU A Beeper” Specialist About your care plan . . . 38 Ps diatLia Mrs. J. Wilke, Head Nurse Pediauics Is ii that time already? I haven’t done this in years! I ' m leaving, it ' s too crowded in here! I needed this break - bad! 39 Miss M . J . King , RN , Instructor . Somebody ' s got some Tace to borrow from. (I hope.) Mrs. Olin, Head Nurse, OB Unit. Mrs. Nevins, Head Nurse, Del. Rm. Mrs. Tucker, Head Nurse, Nursery. 40 Ms. Lois Goldman, RN, and Ms. Mabel Gilmore, RN, instructors. Post-exam blues? Portsmouth Psychiatric Center Coffee and keys - two necessities. Schizophrenia - it’s here somewhere! Ms. Barbara Mark, RN, instructor. III and I V Mrs. Pauline King, RN, instructor. I- ' The head bone’s connected to the neck bone. Are you sure you ' ve got it? We’re going for a walk now. She never lets me rest! It’s got to be here somewhere ! 42 who’s got the notes from yesterday ' s class? Hold still, 1 can ' t see. This is better than reading their writing . This won ' t hurt me a bit! 43 Mrs. Underwood, RN, Head Nurse, South III. See what class does to us? And this fits here. Got it? Mrs. Edwards (’’Mullens”) former Head Nurse, Cen- tral IV. Flirting with the snowman? Share those Learning Experiences! ! i f. i Caught ya, didn ' t we? ' i?- A. This is how we do it here . This is the way to prevent arthritis? Where are the emergencies? It’s time for physical therapy. Relaxing after hours ! 45 He did call! She’s going to marry him! What a nice girl he ' s getting! Wish he could see her through my eyes. Gosh, it ' s Spring! She swears she doesn ' t know a thing. Wow, Cholecystectomy, Cardiomegaly , She knows that now - She ' ll be fine, 1 know! I’ve walked every mile with her. She ' s all through now. And those once strange faces are so hard to walk away from . . . c:p ctL(jLHE± 46 Kathy Evans, new SGA president, getting pinned” for the job. (Dj-j-ic£.z± Sitting, L. to R. Lee Howard - Parliamentarian Kathy Evans - President Wayne Weatherly - Vice Pres. Linda Baggett - Recording Sec . Joetta Cutler - Corresponding Sec. Emma Ellis - Treasurer What should 1 say next? Only the very elite . Can ' t beat a job like this! Who ate all the food? 9 Z £ m n L t L a n L a A happy Thomas presides over the picnic . Watch those calories I ii 1} 1 t 48 9 a t y Hope it ' s permanent press. This uniform is already getting tight . 49 Someone’s slip is showing, Cindy. Trick or Treat? My , what big hips you have , Grandma ! Such nice down-home folk. Whoops! She missed the church. 50 z Just what I needed ! f L t nz a So where is my present? Either I ' ve gained weight or my sleigh has shrunk. It must be a beauty contest . Same Old Gang again! Shaking this one doesn ' t help. PORTSMOUTH UbLiG LlBRAH ( 601 COURT srr.fccJ , 51 a z t y I don ' t get no respect! We wish you a merry Christmas. 52 Mrs. Warrington - Advisor Jeanie Barrow - Treasurer Bonnie Nuckols Norma Pond - Ad Chairman Terry Hogue - Editor Joetta Cutler; Laura McAndrew - Co -Editors Emma Ellis - Corresponding Secretary Bobbi Broughman - Secretary Linda Baggett Nancy Stamper A thank you is extended to Judy Simmons and Ron Farley for their contributions. A special thank you to Mrs. Warrington for her many hours spent working with the annual staff. Sincerely, The Lamp Linda Free 53 She lakes me off for the last time . Gee, I ' m tired. She sets me gently in her trunk . I’m a part of her life that ' s all over now. But as much of her feet are imprinted in me. These days are part of her soul - Something to remember , and laugh at , and wish it could be like this again . - Judy Simmons BIG TEE BURGER ’’Featuring Tastee Freez” Our Motto ”WE Try HARDER” Good Food and Friendly Service 8001 Hampton Blvd. 1204 Airline Blvd. Norfolk, Va. Portsmouth, Va. 14 Mile Post Little Creek Rd . Best Wishm to the PORTSMOUTH GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING graduating class from the employees of 56 Compliments of the Nurses - Beauticians - Waitresses Maids - Hotels - Restaurants Hospitals - Physicians Coats UNIFORM SHOP JENESS UNIFORM CENTERS, INC. Midcity Shopping Center Telephone: 393-1745 Portsmouth, Virginia Norfolk Medical Towers Bldg. 627-4783 Norfolk 401 Boush St. 622-4231 Bernice Corsey Naomie Odom Karen Broughman Mrs. G. K. Broughman Rosanne Lockwood E. Warrington Lillian Lane Va. Ignacio Dawn Futrell Sallie Dillinger Pauline King Dan Warrington, Jr. Betty Jane Jackson Shirley Smith Tinka Bell Daniels Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Dan Defalco Compliments and Best Wishes for a Successful Future From THE ANESTHESIA DEPARTMENT Portsmouth General Hospital 57 Compliments of Congratulations From The Land of Little WESTWOOD CLEANER People PEDIATRICS J. Wilkie J. Nash D. Parker L. Simmons B. Conner Good Luck to the N. Farley Graduates of 1 977 V . Koonce From; E. Johnston P. Charles E. Wilson MR. AND MRS. BILL KUBE M. Harreson M. Sawyer M. Lucas V. Irvin C. Cashwell Future Success E. Williams to the Graduating A. Barnes Class 1977 Dr. James Morgan Dr. Frank Mancuso ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY LTD Congratulations to the Class of 1977 PORTSMOUTH GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING From the SURGICAL DEPARTMENT Phone 397-6651 O ' NEALS STUDIO OF PORTRAITURE 512 High St. Ponsmouth, Va. 23704 CHURCHLAND INTERNAL MEDICINE ASSOCIATES, LTD. ’’Best Wishes for the Future” Graduating Class, 1977 Phyllis F. Kushins, M.D. Charles]. Hoffman, M.D., D.O.M. Citizens Trust Bldg. (Lobby) 399-5757 Professional Bldg. (Suffolk) 539-5389 Professional Bldg. (Suffolk) 539-5389 JOHNSON-ATWELL Prescription Opticians 224 Battlefield Blvd. N. Chesapeake, Virginia Phone; 547-7272 3214 High St. Portsmouth, Va. Phone: 393-4007 General Electric Radio Communication Systems ASSOCIATED ELECTRONICS Manufacturers Representative Sales and Service DAVID A. SAUNDERS Owner P.O. Box 3237 Portsmouth, Va. 23701 Bus. 487-0443 Res. 487-2613 Good Luck to the Graduates of 1977 From the DEPARTMENT OF IV THERAPY MS. BARBARA WALL, R.N. MS. P. 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The Difference Can Be Heard McIntosh Citation Bang and Olufsen Eiss- Yamaha Sony Marantz Epicure H arman Kardon Advent Revox Philips Micro Acoustics Rabco Phase -Linear JBL Pioneer Ortofon Virginia Beach’s Leading Auto Spec. 499-8555 JACK GRIMSLEY Congratulations From DIALYSIS Best Wishes to the Graduating Class From Past Graduates Future Success From BARBARA RAWLS LENORA WARREN EP IV MARJORIE ALSTON Special Wishes From Elizabeth Nuckols I strong azE not fiEZs. to to dzEum, to dzCl ' t fiaos, fiazd vltoz z to do and [oad± to [cl ' t c:S(iun not tfiE. ±tzugg[z j-aas. it: tC± od ' ± gi ft. PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY 601 COURT st:: eet PORTSMOUTH, VA 23704 IJ fiaijs, p.zomL±E± to and to go (jeJ-ozs dJ ±[ ee and mid± to go dj ' OZE. Jj ±[es: ddo js zt d) zo±t