Rockingham Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1976 volume:

3 L 11 13 1 r I I 1 L I-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 CLASS OF 1976 Rockingham Memorial SCHOGL of NURSING SPIRIT OF 76 Senlors lunlors Faculty Classes Hospital Dorm Llfe Community Advertlslng All too soon the RMH School of Nursing will be a tradition of memory, ex- cept in the lives and work of its 1000 graduates. We the Seniors of '76 would like to preserve a small part of this tradition and history of the hospital and our school. A nursing school is made up of many things-an ideal of service or philoso- phy, goals for its students and graduates, a con- trolling body, standards and policies, teachers, buildings, the hospital staff, students, pressure, long- lasting moments and memories of friends never to be forgotten. We didn't just start with nursing the way it is today. Nursing has changed greatly due to the pioneers before us, and now, be- cause of our fast moving society, nursing is pro- ceeding to grow farther. In the past course of history the nurse was responsible for many duties, some of these are listed to the side. Nursing was considered a chore in those days of 1887. However in Rever- end Duffy's address spoken October 11, 1912 at the dedication cere- mony of Rockingham Me- morial Hospital in Harri- sonburg, he stated: The trained nurse who comes as the fruit of the hospital, comes to supply a place that hitherto was not, a need that was hardly rec- ognized,-but today the nurse is. The best homes of In addition to carmd for your 50 patients each nurse will follow these regulations Daily sweep and mop the fioors of your ward dust the patient s furniture and window sills Maintain an even temperature in w our ward by bringing in a scuttle of coal for the day s business Light is important to observe the patient s condition Therefore each day fill kerosene lamps clean ehimnevs and trim wicks Wash the wind dws once a week The nurse s notes are important in Bldlfld the physician s work Make your pens carefully you may vs hxttle mbs to your md vidual taste Each nurse on day duty v. ill report ex ery day at 7 a m and leave at 8 p m except on the Sabbath on wi ich day you vw 11' be o from 12 noon to2 p m Graduate nurses in good standing vw ith the director of nurses vs ill he given an evening off each week if you go regularly to church Each nurse should lay aside from each pay day a goodly sum of her earnings for her benefits during her declininff 5 ears so that she will not become a burden. For example if you earn 530 . ' a month you should set aside 515. Any nurse who smokes uses liquor in any form gets her hair done at a beauty shop or frequents dance balls will give the director of nurses good reason to suspect her worth intentions and integrity The nurse who performs her labors, serves her patients and doctors faithfully and without fault for a period of 5 years will be given an increase by the hospital administration of Sd a day providing there are no hospital debts that are outstanding. 1 'Circa 1887. Enct seurce unknown. Presented ll l lewiee to the mining profession by Geigy Pharmaceuticals. f'Duties oftheT1oorIXQ11'se' 1 .. . . l y I , . .,. i' t fi 7 8 Y ' - 9 the county are among the first homes that want the trained nurse and the ben- efit of the hospital, and if that is so of these homes that have the best conve- niences and comforts, how much more so of those that have not those conveniences. When RMH opened, on October 1, 1912, the first students were accepted into its Nursing Program based on the form of ap- plication below and were taught at night by staff doctors. In 1915 the first class consisted of 4 graduates. i 2 FORLI OI' APPLIC ATION To be filled out in the Candidate s own hanc. writing and sent to the Superintendent of the Training School. Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg Virginia. . Name in full and present address . Place 0fbinh..QrQ21:i'4.-. .. . Civil condition single or widow . ge ........ ............. . . I-leight. ,1f4fKl! ,... . Weight ......................... . Where eaumeds.4s2'c'7E1frf4?f g . Previous occup-ation.K74Y7f1rC'f. . Are your si ht and hearing pcr- A ec ?.. .,.'.:. ........... .. Have you any tendengy to pul- monary diseases?. . 51 iv. 1 . . . . . If a. widow, have you any chi- dren? How many? How old? How provided for?. .T 0- . Have you ever held a pasition in any other Hospital ?. . . Where Qif anyl was your las- si ustion? How long were youinit?...... ......... Have y ou read and do you clearly understand the regulationsh C' l declare the above statement to be correct. .li... 2 ,.,,i -zz K have you always been sof. . . ,Uugy , f ' 4. 1 1 I 1 2 U1 3 , 19 4 A ,f , P J, JEL 5 .1 V, f 6 M, 7 A 1 f 8 9. Are you strong and healthy and J 4 MIM . 57,61 , 7'lf5VV l f I 10 X, 1 Mfr N f 1 Z U 11. 12 1 7a 13 t 14 s Y 15. 1 My dear Miss Florence, fto take up nursingl would be un- usual, and in England whatever is unusual is thought to be un- suitable, but I say to you if you have a vocation for that way of life, act up to your inspiration and you will find there is never anything unbecoming ... in doing your duty for the good of others. Choose, go on with it, wherever it may lead you-and God be with you. Dr. Ward Howe to Florence Nightingale is i Miss Chase modeling the se- nior student uniform of 1919, shows that fashions and fads have caused a distinct change in uniforms today, traveling up- ward six inches from the floor to inches above the knee, today's permapress is easier to care for than yesteryear's star- ched gingham. R. lvl. No. 3. THE ROCKINGHAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING GRADUATE PIN When the first class of nurses graduated in 1915, Mrs. B. Ney, a prominent member of the Ladies Aux- iliary of the hospital wanted to give each gradu- ate a present of a pin Her two sons, Ferdinand and Manhattan Ney were owners of a jewelry store on Main Street where the Charles Store now stands. They looked at sample pins and worked out-the design of the pin, had the die cut, and the pins made for their mother so that they could be presented I . - . I .g,,:,,:.,:,,:,,.,, .s ..........-... . ............,, ....... '-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-.-:-:-:- .,. .:. 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Uhr ikurkinglgznn illnmnrial itinapttal -- HARRISONBURG VA Training School For Nurses HIQIIP- Those who wish to obt in the course of rnstructton rrust apply by letter to the Superintendent of Nurses Every applicant must send wx h application a photograph of herself a letter from her clergy man, testnx ing to good moral ch1 acter and from a physician certifying to sound health and unnmpa red faculties No candidate wil' be considered who is not in good physical condition Applicants must not be under wenty years of age nor over thirty five They rnust give satisfactory evidence or having had a good general English education Applicants a e received any time dnnnb the year when there is a vacancv Applicants who are accepted as probatxoncrs .vill be notified that their names are on the waiting list Those who are not accepted will have their letters and photographs re urned The Superintendent of Nurses. decmcs as to their Btness for the work and thc propriety of ret ming or d sm ssrng them at the eau of two months p obatton She can also discharge a 'iupil at any timevan case of misconduct or mefliciencv with consent of hsard Probationers who prove satisfactory ill be accepted as pupil nurses ln addition to their hoard ax-l lodging laund v and uniiorms ther receive S5 00 a month This sun is allowed for t ict books and other being considered a full equxvilent for their services Nurses mus attend patients whe ever the supe intendent ay tl rect The regula was ot the school in regard to dress 'ire alvtays to he obserx ed When notlhed applicants nre expec ed to report promptly Proba txoners snould. remember tha' they come 01 trial and tnat tneir 4-cept ance as at pupil will depend on the ability they show for tue work regardless of any peculiar ircuinstances 't any particul r case The decision when reached is Final The course of instruction will be both Lheorctical and practical A regular cou se of lcctu es is give1 bv he attending staff ot' physicians embracing General Nursing Nlateria Medica Anatomy l-'nwsiology Hygiene 'ilassage Thtrapeutics Obstetrics Minor Surgery bxnecology General Medicine and Dietz. ics I'c:1nnn'ttions will he given 'ts each Subject I5 finished 'Pupils who have atist'actori'y completed the full con s ot three years and passed successfully the required vamlnations will receive thc diploma of thi. school . . . ' J . -- '- - , ': . I v . A. .. , A h x. ' . 0 ' . . , . '. . U . , r i . . . H . - . t . .I ' 1. . 9 i ,. , , . . . , F . I . , . '. I . . . .ll I . 5 A A ' personal expenses, and is not intended as wages-the education given ' r r' ' E . f :H ' ' , ' I ' . . - . . ' E - . . . 2. - ' . ' c' ' ' .' i. ' a ' . . . . 5 . A . N . - l ' r' r .' ' ' . , t - ' ' -' ' I ' Y ' . ' . ' ' . ' t . , . ., , l , u 1 - r ' '- - A 1 Q I 1,' . . S . .N . rl 2 , I . A . . , . .1 '- ' . I . It is striving to find work you can love, job to which you can harness your heart. Anonymous 4 Rules f r Nurses 1-Hours of duty for day nurses, 8 A, M. to 8 P, M. Hours of duty fgr night nurses, S P. M. to 8 A. M. Nurses are expected to be prompt in reporting on and of duty, to the Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent. 2-Dey nurses are supposed to be in their own beds, and the lights out, by eleven o'clocl-t at night. Night nurses are supposed to he in their beds by 10 A. M. and remain there till 4 P- M., unless culled for class, or by special permission. 3-The full uniform must be worn at all times when on duty. It consists of a plainly made dress of blue checked gingham. The skirt is to be six inches from the floor. Apron of white material. made plain. gored not gathered, with 4-inch hem. 2-inch helt. finished with two buttons or studs, to reach to bottom of dress skirt and to come to within 2 inches of the end of belt in the hack. Kerchief is made of 46-inch batiste or lawn with 2-inch hem on the straight sides and 9. very narrow hem on the diagonal side. The cap is made of heavy linen, with a hemstitched band. the cuffs also have a hemstitchnd hom and are worn at the termination of the sleeve above the elhnw. Shoes must be black with rubber heels a.nd can be either high or low cut, but pumps will not be permitted. No jewelry is to be worn except the necessary pins. 4-Obedience to those in authority is required at all times, the Senior Nurse on the floor is the one who is responsible for the work and the only one to give orders: her orders are to be obeyed promptly and cheer- fully. 5-Nurses are required to ask permission to leave 'tlie institution and to state where they are going- G-Nurses are not allowed to used the telephone without permission, and are then to make their messages ,as short as possible. 7-Nurses are under no circumstances to take any drug without the per- mission of the Superintendent. or the Assistant Superintendent. 8-After the nurses have reported off duty they are not allowed to return to the floors without permission. 9-Nurses are not allowed access to the food supply for their own use, and are not to take any food from the kitchen or store room without the knowledge oi the Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, or Dieti- tion. 10-Nurses are not supposed to be called home for anything less than the SERIOUS illness of an immediate relative- l1-Nurses arqexpccted to read these rules and to obey them. .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,. . .,,.,,.,.,.,., .,, .M.,,.,,,.,,. . .,.,,.,,.,. .,, .,..,..,..,.,..,..,..,..,..,.,..,..,-.-.-.-.-,-:-,-....-.-.-:-.-.-.-.- -.- .-.-, . . . . . 5-. .-. . . . . -.-. .-. . . . .-. In 1912 living quarters for students were in the hospital. The rooms con- sisted of five double deck beds and each student had a trunk and a dresser. As the hospital census grew, four or five students moved on to Cantrell Ave. Later, about 1920, students were moved to a house next to the hospital, later known as the Staff House. In 1925 the Nurses Home was built, and was torn down in 1966 to make room for the new hospital wing. Due to a student overflow in 1927, the base- ment of North Wing, which is now house- keeping, was used to house extra students. The year 1930 brought con- struction of a Laundry Room and students were quartered on the second floor. In 1949, the first floor of the laundry was con- verted to student rooms, and finally in 1959, our present day nurses' home was constructed. ' --.W .mp . , at 'r-vfv 5 , .N i 5.5 iliilfl . M' L During all those years, the admission criteria changed. Studying became more in- volved due to the advance of science, thus adding to pres- sure, but enabling us to con- sider the patient and his problem as a whole. Change also brought forth an increase in tuition. In 1963, students paid 5475.00 for the three year program. When we entered in 1973 as freshmen, we paid S2,415.00, plus added personal expenses. Of course, nursing has changed considerably as compared to how it began. In 1896, the Nurse's Code of Ethics stated that the Nurse's first duty was to the doctor and her second duty was to the patient. No longer does this stand. The nurse's first consideration is her patient and she and the doctor work in their professional roles as a team. We assess the physical well-being as well as the mental and psychological status, then make long range goals for our patients. The following charts show the increase in number of patients as well as hospital expenditures. HOSPITAL GROWTH Eg Admissions QQ 20 286 0 96 , 34 207 adult 6,868 1,260 28 bassinel 330 adult 28 bassinet EXPANSION AND INFLATION 1 91 6 S3 425 00 555 925 00 59,350.00 RMH EXPENDITURES RISE WITH MODERN - 197 6 Budgeted S5 184 500 oo 54 169 900 oo S9,354,400.00 1 S .4 V7.5 L59 , I Z Along with the in- crease of population and budgets in the area new additions to the hospital were seen as follows throughout the years, 'M ii fe' l s p p I , , .jfx f 4 455 Em mi Illl ll!l ,,.-gq.3a.:A-an , 1555-1 - Ua'3?i' I i '7 f , ta -ian , ' i .if Y' -,i fi . i I . 'A HF.. , ii ' 32 ' ,H l l -it .x ' ' l 1-l F , .1, .s .m.1r.-ai' 'V En' I I ' , . i2fl1 f Q I ' . it ini D W' , L ,, -' e vw Ti '- 1 r-:li . 16,4 'HV . -- 'QQ1'qilEl?ll.'QL S.1 i - 'ew , 'lyug,gWAm,m A . i,:.:,,. -15. 1,.l1Q,4Y' 'J 1 1., : ,. 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The year 1968 saw the addition of Il and III North wing, Pediatrics on 5th, and the new Recovery Room, Operating Room, X-ray and Lab Departments. illllllliwm to E lv' 9 9 1 ,f .iil ig Z in its own way due to the ex- 1 panding and changing of the Nursing and Medical profes- sions in our fast moving society RMH will continue to grow In 1975, construction was com- pleted on the new Emergency Room, Intensive Care Unit, Coro- nary Care Unit, and Progressive Care Unit being opened. 4 . i 43, , i E1,R: j5,.:?,:,,e. . .W - . --:,4u- .-... ,wi me IUST LET ME ASK YOU NURSE There's something I wanna ask you nurse, Something I'd like to know Are you really glad that you're a nurse? Answer me before you go. There's many things l've wondered about since l've been here in bed. Like why can't I get up and play, like my brother Ted? l've wondered about you too, nurse, ya didn't know I bet. And some of the things I ain't figured out yet. lust let me ask you nurse, is it sad to see somebody die? And just how do you know what to say when a Mom asks Why ? There are so many, many others here, that I just don't rightly see How you can always manage a special smile for me. How come you wear your hat in here, and leave it when you go? My Pa, he woulda busted me if I'd worn mine inside, you know. But most important, I gotta ask, do you always dress in white? But please don't ever change that, nurse, that color seems just right. You really do keep clean, what with all the things you do My Ma, she'd sure be proud, to have a kid like you. just let me ask you nurse, where do all the pills come from? And how do you know just when we're all supposed to get some? How come you don't bring them all at once, sure save a lot of time, y Maybe then we'd have more time to talk at night before ya go. You always seem to know when I'm feeling at my worst, Ya know if I weren't a boy, I'd wanna be a nurse. You must be in a hurry, tho' ya never 'peer to be. Ifm really glad that you've spent this much time with me. I won't ask you no more questions, nurse, I'm sort of tired tonight. My tummy feels real funny and my head just don't feel right. But before you slip so quietly out and turn the lights down low, Would you stay in here while I say my prayers tonight before you go? And just let me ask you this, nurse, before I shut my eyes, Do you ever get two big tears in your eyes, before a person dies? There ain't a reason in this world why you should wanna cry. Mama keeps tellin' me that I'Il soon be well, but I know it isn't true, But don't worry, nurse, when I get to heaven, I'll save a place for you. ou know Addie Kratzer Stroud-graduate of 1919 There is nothing as exciting or as rewarding as choosing a difficult goal, working hard, and succeeding. Anonymous .q,s .. 51'-v I, ,ff .Hx ','- YT'-'f f t C There is no deeper happiness than which comes from sharing .... No greater joy than that which comes from loving, giving, caring .... Anonymous I2 f P. l I r 'a . 11 ffgrg 1431, hui'- if 1 1 Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets. 5.H. Payer ,-s-..4..,, rf, : '- 1 tic 11 To know someone here or there with whom you can feel there is understanding In spite of differences or thoughts unexpressed .... that can make of this earth a garden. Soethe I3 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbaI. 1 Corinthians, 13:1 f xx , . - -, lu V-.I Q I Braving obstacles and hardships is nobler than retreat to tranquility. The butterfly that hovers around the lamp until it dies is more admirable than the mole that lives in a dark tunnel. Kahlil Gibran I4 lfuf re.. sm'- 1-Nl ml' -,4 ' ..i V . t ' --.Z ' .v , . .,,4, , 1 gjgwgl , 4 z .f , - ,v , .'f 'i't , l fri? '1 ' .- 1 c 4., -V, . , -. intl.-. .- ,1..i', 4 . 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We , , 4 lx L Strive to live wellp tread in the upright ways, and rather count thy actions than thy days. Randolph tfgjwarvivtlrx if I ' W N X Q 'Stn--e-fm i n NX li . ul 'lt L 4 , 1 ' I a r fa L . J 1 lf any lift of mine may ease The burden of another God give me love and care and strength To help my ailing brother. Anonymous I5 Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller K, lt is no di 'l6 X, vf+'5'w' X177 N. l CX .Jil N sgrace to start all over. It is usually an opportunity. George M. Adams fx! 'Ig .kr .4 -14 .- ,Q s- x, ,. ' 1 ,Yip -'lit bi 1 tl 1 To find fault is easyg To do better may be difficult. Plutanch f i Ll? A r -Y I Q-2 i f if 1, U 14 V! ?9'P9-f-M... - E., LAM, ,,,,, K A KAW? Rf fs 1554.56 nr Wil ., . i i-...fx A misty morning does not signify a cloudy day! Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations, I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott i 'fly' 1 my I .... Be yourself-but be your best self. Dare to be different and to follow your own star. Forget what you have done for your friends, and remember what they have done for you. Disregard what the world owes you, and concentrate on what you owe the world. S.H. Payer 18 aw E 1? il LA Jim l l ' li 1 , QM, 1. fi ' ,. ' ff' 113 . - '- t ,.,.' J. 0' 'e if 'Q za, , ,:V.- gghjxx 'nf'-j-.,'., ' -. , f ls.. .g ai ww .ix V it t ,. 5 -f32:.f.,,.g, f fi W- ., fjfti' ,Lf '9 r i ,g'?1av.' taraft,-Q '-'i'.Ys .-vigil .nf ..,-PQ'-'Fai' . A . .'-Qld: G,-ff, ' ,taf!3gi.-,E- ' KJV? il. .l , I 1, - 'btw -gf.. it 54.4, ' 'tif 'fi' -E-MQ - r-3-.' , t , li . 1,--4.2 Q i x Sw ,l .T Q, -4 Q 'K- -- .-i .i . , l -: 1 ll' in ' M. ii , lex Q - - -, A 'l p ' N ' fi13'2f '2 ' , -f 5 U Wh! -Lfuddl ,Zhu-5 '2'f 'r-g . A N ', 2 . X V., gitiqgraalg Egg, f- . Q . g 5 ,f . g.,: mflrga ---ff-.. A . - , 1 s.,., '3'l l---A 1-r A er' . '1-- 1 is-rs ' lf- t 1 ' fifilz in r f ' ',42E'14 L Y fn- Ii . l- .f A I Q eckeigg? by X '- I hadn't lived until l learned to treasure every moment given ..... john D. Engle lr. ji l . ll Blue is blue and must be that but yellow is none the worse for it: hearing only with ears seeing only with eyes feeling only with fingertips and this and that slips away never having been known by man to whom it would not have mattered anyway stand easy children for God is good and speaks softly to all men. anonymous To make a great dream come true, the first requirement is a great capacity to , -4, N dreamy the second is persistence-a faith in the dream. if fix, , ML I I., i I - 5 gf Ili V ,a,L,,,.Zl,-v.,,-4x an P5 li 'It takes both rain and shine to make a rainbow. ' Anonymous Ceasing to give, we cease to have, Such is the law of Iove. Anonymous 20 .. M, f ,. ,Q 'Tv ,i 'Qf5sf? ,ui - 2 ..-+1-2, . 5 .V-,AFI :Y '.- li q , ll ., , , f ,irii T 1 Q1 .i-. 'n. g,','l up by l -e -fin h: !9 U5, Y 1 'rv- .1 53: if ' iii' 'Q A XV'--ff+2f V is r ' Ma! ,i .i i i X is .,.. .,,,-as V ' , i. ff .mum 1,4-.V i L V 4 -Fi: 1 A ' '1' , f iw ' .A V . , ,sv iv 'E .pn Liv guna.. Store what you must, Share what you can. Anonymous -n-Q... -earn, iq?-,gt it up Q ff i f ' ul.u i ,f r 4qgQK'x,i Mm , ,....--- , Wisdom is the principal thingp therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Proverbs 4:7 21 Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. Ralph Waldo Emerson i ,V In-,is , V, ' if 1 ii if l , 'lil ., 1?-,J l Hope deferred makes the heart sickp but when dreams come true at last, there is life and joy. Proverbs 13:12 22 if ,Shim H K Lv i- -'E-Mlm-A 'Ms ss- X ,Ji '- . 1 fe Debor r- 4 '- s.isi..x?.52i-rs-':'L.a43.5-L - , ,gg '1- l :E if I . ' . r -Ki!-if ,--ll I, - - -' ' 'fi' i:,:.'X'w ,SMT ,N ,,,i .gl 'l - vig . . , -qi! , :A V f- 'J e . A ,Jffff -C R , I 'V by ,V ,-rr a Q, ,Jw To Have Changed Often, Is to Have Lived Much! Anonymous I , , f V, eb, E: f L Be Careful Which Dreams You Clutch, for Dreams Come True. Anonymous What is meant by the word feel? lt is all things in the world that are real. It is everything between the earth below and the sky above, And man's strongest emotion .... love. W ,.,, if, :Pl 5: K l l ew .dn 1 I Good timber does not grow in ease, The stronger wind, the stronger treesg The farther sky the greater length, The more the storms the more the strength. By sun and cold, by rain and snow, In tree or man good timber grows. 24 A1 Vi 'hy f A 'K 5' LQ., 'F if. fs , fly A , L A .gf sf, W --.J Q--1' QE Q,.1 . t A .r ..p-- ll. ,, x A l J' . Nothingness is alright except when it comes to picking a wardrobe. Woody Allen from My Phyliosphy P v in i A -9 ,U -1 W:: X--7 ' 19 l i iv QQ h What does not destroy me makes me ' ' '3 F'F1g,i-1 - 'T ' wiv- - stronger. Friedrich Nietzsche . ,. . F'-' J 'f ' , 'l 'f - tx.. Ai-li?- 1 25 REMEMBER WHE .... .loanie washed her uniform in the hopper in ER. .leannie danced in Pitt. . .Mary M. dropped her stool specimen container in the commode. .Debbie T. thought she was flicking her Bic. . Beth didn't have any money to buy plants. .Teresa found her lost glasses on top of her head. .Sally told Dr. Z. you could tell a baby's sex by his x-rays. . Debbie C. threw a beer can in self defense. .lanice's car didn't break down. . Rosie killed Vanessa in the rear in OR. .Mary H. didn't want to die. .C.T. slept in Nan's bed. Barb. C. stayed awake in class. Nan played smokey the bear and saved RMH. .Scottie wanted out and the cops wanted in at Pitt. Vicky hid to get out of doing Monitor Duty. Barb. L. went to bed before 11:00-and it was even a test night. 4-foot put a goal on the chart-return patient's BM to normal basis. Linda C. had to provide Dr. Perez with a coat rack UV pole in disguise.J. Sharon grafted all her temps under the wrong date. Dr. l. Sease ordered a perineal prep for Anna. Kathy worked for 2 days to straighten Mr. L's. contractures and when they were straight, he couldn't bend them again. Monica spilled a whole tray of meds because she slipped. lanice started an IV in an artery. Nan told a patient she worked on bodies. Margaret aspirated blood in the syringe for the 1st time when giving an injection. Susan had a conference on fire and the next day new fire extinguisheres were put on the floor. Barb. C. worked until 1:00 on the firstnight of pm leadership. We thought no building had a 13th .... then we arrived in Pitt. Tanner in the morning We watched the sun rise over a high rise. There were 2 pretty days in Pittsburg. Our only unanimous class vote was in the Bathroom. We became 21 in 5 minutes. . We grew horns and bought Playgirl. We thought we'd never get tired of Big Mac's. We sold our plasma to see the Beach Boys and buy cigs. Water battles relieved our anxiety. WQPO turned us on every morning, noon, and night. r The famous last words were, lf you don't like me man, then don't hang with me . There was jive talking until Sam and we weren'i doing the jiving. We serenaded the Senior Instructors door to door and phone to phone. We slept away our free day. We were so gald to be home from Pitt, we were almost glad we went. None of the baby's were given baths in the morningtbecause Susan assigned them all to the instructor. Mrs. Y. learned to throw a frisbee. All the alarm clocks went off at 6 AM. We planned our Graduation Party 6 months in advance. We gave a Teacher of the Year Award .... and no one qualified. Dr. Z. said he didn't recognize us with our clothes on. The skunks visited RMH. A Double dose of Kiddie Krude hit us all. Miss S. got the ride of her life at Purcell Park. Dr. R. was told to page Vanessa. The party at 212 Cantrell. The SN's had their own fire clrill and got burned . Annie, Annie, are you alright? The Peeping Tom in D.C. We invaded Bowling Air Force Base. You went to T group and no one talked. We counted down on the toilet paper roll. Noah's Ark being built on 3rd floor. . Henry made a million off the SN's. .We made 51,000 in 4 weeks and spent it in 2 days. .The goat climbed on Sharon's VW. .Insanity was defined as working on the Yearbook. .Santa threw up you know the sash, you know. .20 Student nurses, an instructor, and Dr. Witmer, were stuck on an elevator en route to caroling. -Q -. Mr. 5 NF? ex X Q , . lj' FIV Ng I .wh I. Y . Q- L 1 af I Undergraduates of 1939. JU :GRS L Q waxy in ' , -f 1 5.x , A li I y yi ll y fy 1 l f if L f my ' L, l l l LQ' , Diane Albers Wanda Good Sallie Harper kg..- ' al Ramona Armentrout Brandy Goode !pl9 , H XE - A lf, E Vicky Campbell Gail Dawn Gray Cathy Hartman 28 fo o or X i ii , Brenda Herndon Lisa Hinck , - 1 ,It vx M slid X Judy Hedrick Linda Kreider A. .. L ,K Pat Hevener Linda Michael 'Nas W'It'rr' .X yy ,., k fir f Theresa Miller U,-. h.n.+, S Ann Moore k Sharon Nuckolls 29 .f.- ' ' 'XX' if kx Robyn Runion Sherrie Sipe F --.- , i ., Q , di Merrie lo Samuels Toni Sites :GY - Ly i . ,i Karen Sellerg Laura Kay Smith ,30 R K . Debbie Turner 'C 7 is Susan Walston T9 i Sherry Walton Miss Maude Branscome, Instructor for class of 1939. FACU LTY . ,,,,,,.-a- ,Jeno- , 1 -. - .i 'r w , x F I gp--4 v w 1 1 Mgyfi W N 91 if Y 1 Y -.,,rg5g-5 , , '-Lu4jg'fA N , , nv . , Q N.-uv Q2 1, A, Z,-f -eg 1 K 4 x iq! al 3 F Q .P V' 4:2 Y qi-1 - - W V ,Q f pf?-X A . ' uld fmt 4 U I '.,-. ,U he 5 - ,Q ff' ' 4 'im . -1.23. Q. -1F' 1, - . sv f V 1 if ' , . z- ,,.. 4 -.-' 4 4? -' u:2',s:-4F!1fEF!: ' al- - ,Q- 'u w , u 33 rms , Y!-1 .ik ,- sn-. I ,LT-.X TFL - .4 .J A Y '--. f ., , W -4 J -' . rm -Ig, , Ja lf: - - ' ' ' '- 11,,3 .':,.1 .- ' X - ' y-fCg-,,.,i-a - ' A ' 'iw 211mwei5 ':,1-f f 11v4af5.'- 1 T N , Y ' af F yw.ghg, af-H - 'lm 4 Il! 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A , 42415,.megzkeeffjmsfzjgf,M1635 -Q A 5- 11 ' - '1 1 1 ,Lin-fg?:aYnliQQ:--LIs!.Af.':2:-is-YL.:A Q- , '- L. ' L, . ' ' ' ' 0 ' Z. 9 ,Lp-1 ..,- L-f 1, ,.,,,1U .1-w..L1 ,Jf L '- ,if- -LZ': fa,-' 1: . 421.1 juniors find Nursing to be based on theory that we learn in classes. CLASSES if ' Mrs. Hesidence, God love her! hank heavens for field trips. 533, ' ' f, ' 4 ag.: -. 'A ' SVG ' 4' i i4 X ,f 15 ' X -1. 75 ', fx ., , 7 ' -uhh V ,- gp . i1e 4 A ' .ig --ffl: , ,. There's gotta be a PlaygirI behind that book! q 39 .. r-T' .41 M1 .-,,- 23 x L ',' 1:1 ,L 11.4-' ' .fs-.' ' A Z-,,., U 4ifTf':r ir- -,,ff ' ' A break ..... Already? 'flu r' i i in i-1 fn i. 2 1 we i-E 'u Q:-1.5 i r R I K I 3.3 ip 5,-1 X wi r ,111 Is there room for a bed down here? ' 'E , 1. I-1 H ui - P I: F-in , '. lr' i H - ,S ,- i -ri V ex: A ,Y i ', W, Es!! 1 r-,U 65.2 N2 V' ii 5 'i' ' 1 ' 1 X W ' V H A FT v li A 1 - 71.41. How can you think with a frozen brain? gha,-ing is 3 part of giving. -10 . ff V' A N5- M4 -, N ... x S-- J i -f ' 7, f 1 i , i ii Q N , 1 l - ll I ,N I 'HE 14 f - ,, J' I ' ' T Z1 H , . Q ri 1 r J 1 , ,rx-V V 1 4. I V '5' ii , Egf- fflf you dom like my hair man, A time for all the latest gossip. don't hang with me. , rv l Nok' now how do I get it Off? You're kidding! What's the test on?'i W ll nl 'l 4l Early picture of hospital student group of 1916 with Dr. j.H. Deyerle, Mollie Dexter Thacker, and Miss Bishop HOSPITAL LIFE S , U, i r 4. Could you go over that one more time? , 'vi' Q , V, A, mn ,fi Little things mean a lot F - 1 , ee ya in Surgery! ' 1' 1 , IF. ' dw ':' If ii i ' li it-Q viii i ,X ,i-, Q- --1 , i , i , i . I 1 t t t ' ff r X3 4 'I' 'QS . f V ' I 1' 'J fag ' W f i I V X ' f 1 - I 1 L, , f 1 ,. X W S . , jfxi . 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Q .4-5-f '- ,TIN-55, x',Jx - U 4 ,s N3- -c , if' eff.. 5 x .Mb-e lf, f. 1 lt's better to give then to receive! .91 1 , , P--v f, f,1,. Agri? V Wx. 2 W ff- 1-A 1, 'L-ff. f sir ' ' ' ' ,. , 3 e f Qt vfj fl .,g,Zj'3q 5-I Q wx -K'-'J ' ' 73 5539 5. W us-1 !.7,, . How easy It IS to give of ourselves. M 55 T. iw 1, 'Z ix ,Q I Y ar l. . f , i ' ,Q U g, wg H -,V 4 . F, '1 - 4 -Q' ' rr s .'V X 36 . elim 9, 'l,P 's - 1' ' in 1 'x j ME W T Pg rl -x J, , 3 fl 7' v ,H rm! f -J liar 'UM Hr gf 'wig ..l4- 47 i'- ,i I 1 gi: . .lmqwml V 1 United we stand . . . divided we fall V MQ ,ig ,ii . W. , !,.--'P' ii K. Wi i. Tv i if 48 i . 1 J, 'fggvxf i wk 5 f, ' 1 3? . , mm 1 Cv- ,' ' 'li . , s'M, i:x .fi ii, ii .lfxifif ' iq ffliq LITL: - f i AJ' Z rn' ,mf ',, f i I' '3ivLXf wi I I I fu! .1 f, lil- , W X L. A Q .1 '- 5 V' Y .' ' V-.L . .' ' , 1.,gj7g3rAg- 11 NLM' -m 1-Lil-'jxl?11?3Y'i ' ' I u xl '- , -3-.rg 'iff' W3 Hffliiff af 1 'inhwl 1 F ' Pig id .. 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L The CIinic Shoe for Young Women in White Designed To be worn by busy feet COMPLIMENTS SHENCAS SHENGAS CORPORATION HARRISONBURG HARRISONBURC- ELECTRIC COMMISSION Q 89 W BRUCE ST HARRISONBURC NIARVAL VIRGINIA Mclrvczl Poultry A Port of Valley Agrlculfure Dayton Vnrgumo F l A N' Q5 5 ..-Q . . OF I - -- VA. 7I Renault Diesel and gas Peugeot Foley Motors, Inc. 1711 S. Main St. Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Deal with Foley without Folly Dodge Cars Dodge Colt Trucks Compliments of Colony Optical Company 2 convenient locations Medical Arts Building Professional Building 1031 South Main 174 South Main Harrisonburg, Va. Books gladly ordered Name imprinted in gold h Valley Books Bibles, Books, Teaching Supplies, Religious music, Records, Tapes and cassettes, Art supplies, Gifts, Posters 82 S. Main St. Phone: 433-2421 72 ll Harrisonburg Virginio 0 0 I' ,A ' ' 11- 'if - 1 0' ,. ' .- wat:-,.2:L1iz ' mg'-4. 1':: X - 5 , . i 5'fmq--13113045 J I ,1, J' .JILL-,f,gi,,, , mmwt, 1-Tiff, ' , H .5':5???5El' One Hour ,Valet Dry Cleaners 268 N. Mciin St., Hornisonburg, Vo. I- E? 23 Q-CD 9 'x 3 Q3 as 3-5 13 E gi EQ' 5 Q2 EI! 2 , U1 Sw Q ... KO-+ Q 1 35 3 O M no 3 9 Complete Home Furnishings Satisfaction Guaranteed j.S. Denton 81 Sons, Inc. HARRISONBURG, VA. Dial 434-6767 SHE NDOAH VALLEY S LARGEST AND MOST' POPULAR FYURNITUR STOR Sclzewel gutnifute Company INCORPORATED 135 South Main Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 560 Waterman Dr. Harrisonburg, Va DAVID A. REED and SONS General Contractors x Qx 7 ' e A 'fm Q2 4 Q Modern Equipment for Excavating Ditching Grading Heavy Hauling Crane Service 434-9909 If no answer call 434-1020 73 joseph W. Cox jewelers Specializing watch repair 89 E. Elizabeth St. Harrisonburg, Va. 434-'l 'I 71 l6 S. Main Street 434-2201 434-1996 HARRISONBURG CANDY 8: FRUIT CO. Wholesale Distributors of Snacks and Candies .. Cookies and Crackers potato chips P.O. Box 307 74 fr Q3 Lwwwr JEWELRY Harrisonburg, Va. 2280i JEWEL BO 2B S. MAIN ST. HARRISONBURG. VA. 22801 STORE PHONE 434-6316 r i Compliments David B. Garber l Phone: Pl'tOf'lS 434-2222 SlUfTEiR'S HlllNbC'RAFTE FUKRNITURE it 'YFACTORY 'DIRECT TO YOU AT THE SIGN OF. ' 'THE COLONIAL CRAFTSMAN7' fs25c1roi5i'YiAND snow, Room' U.t'S,RT.if11 -fone MILE souru I-lARRlSONBL!,RG,'VlRGlN,lA 22801 SHOWXROUMS V TELEPHONE- 434-2131 -:zoo w.ianoAD STREET 3 t mcHMoNo, vmamm '23230 1 TELEPHONE -4 358-8497 ' it g ll L su'rER's uucn Q10 o eg. 4, NAI IISDNUUIU1, 'Inc i nt ' l I S i t it L t t Ig Jeweler Harrisonburg Virginia Dairymen Specialty Co., Inc. Everything for the Dairyman Rt. 8 Dayton Pike Phone: 434-9692 Harrisonburg virginia 22801 VIRGINIA Rockingham National Bank N O O I l O BANK 141 East Market Street I on 434-1331 There's no other place VNB Free Checking For Students Would rather be at Your Home Owned Bank g Courtsquare I Harrisonburg - Madison College Weyers Cave s oo,onlL kar Grottoes S - Mt. Sidney unset H61ghtS Verona t - Bridgewater Nor hwesr Harrisonburg, Va. 24 hour teller machine American Federal Savings and Loan Association skxunrrfr We make savings worth your while QIIKIIIIQ EY offering complete savings and mortage Ioan ' service since 1925 335 E. Market St. Phone 433-2691 In Memory of Mrs. Ruth Clark, housemother 1 mCgmp1ltments 1 ' of 1 ' '5'Hi5rrifonbuEg. ! ' '.' ' Twaiynesgfdfbi EVERYTHING Fon THE LAWN AND GARDEN' , , l 1 I Y . INC. fm il llmij l w and LAN Aeewsenvice, mc. E 1 Y - , 1,-N-Thighway 11 South Harrisqribgijg, Vipjghin 22801 General Contractors . ins, WE no Hmnot-smme X ix: an ' - X Phone 434-5331 MR. at MRS. EDWARD H. HUDSON A Phone 43445332 30 West: Bruce Street: P. O. Box l327 1 i Qvmefs A Res' 43 '3 25 HARRISOANBURG, vinemm zzaol v.i.,i..,...f1om31+99-2 Riddleberger Bros., Inc. Engineering Controcting A I Sheet MetoI-Welding-Mointengnce 7 Y l ','7 h!L7J5 Cin? Telephone 434-1731 Areo Code 703 804 South High Street P.O. Drower 899 Horrisonburg, Virginio 22801 76 1 1 1 1 N 11 1 1 'I 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1 1