Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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.irl.i Barnes. .1 freshman from Anniston. and Stacey' Cvodirev. ii freshrniin from , Pinson, ioriceiiirale on test-.irih in the nursing library .ii llM4fmMonrel.iir. i 544556 Q4 On Pins and Needles he Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing ofthe Birmingham Baptist Medical Centers and Samford University merged in 1975. The john H. Buchannan Building at BMC-Montclair housed faculty offices as well as dormitory and classroom facilities for nursing students. Mrs. Ida V. Moffett, the lady for whom the school was named, is a graduate of the school. She maintained a prominent and active role by takin '1 ersonal H 1 P interest in the students. The Nursing School was widely known for its excellent academic program. A few times a year, however. nursing students put away the books for a few hours of enjoyment. One of these occasions was the Annual Thanksgiving Dinner that was held one Monday before Thanksgiving Holidays began. Kun Carlile organized the dinner this p21SI year. When asked how long the event had taken place. Kun. .1 resident assistant at Montclair, said. l'm not sure. but l'ye been here for four years and it has hi i it voing on at least that long. The dinner was hc-It in Harris Auditorium and the nursing students invited the basketball team as their special guests. Other guests included members of the Student Government Association as well as faculty mem- bers and their families. The guests were provided with plenty of food. Dinner consisted, naturally, of turkey and a variety of covered dishes. The turkey was supplied by the hospital and each girl was responsible for providing one covered dish. Kim said, . . . we always have tons of food! Guests were also treated to special entertainment. This entertainment varies from year to year. Mrs. Anne Hartlene, coordinator for the dinner, said, One year the basketball team even sangjingle Bells for us. Chris Young, a resident assistant, added, This dinner sort of makes up for the real Thanksgiving Dinner that many of the girls will miss. Everyone will not be able to go home for the holidays. It also provides a bit of Thanksgiving for the basketball team since they are involved in a tournament and will not be able to vo home eithe LL, I'. -Stacey Godfrey sihiavli-1 'Xirw 'C W

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71- P A rug Godleski. A Senior phdrmacy major from ' Plc.1s.1nl Grow. IJIKUS a X A Hying IL-ap into the puul dur- R ing the Pharnmucy picmc. - 41 HRX.. -5,-A J ' ' ' .lg r.'. ' hurnmcy' students Lhmx drmn nn L hu ken .xml banked bc-ans .rs rhcy en- joy .1 rrudiriundl picnic. This ouring is huld cu-ry year for :hc Pharnmay nm- yors. ark Spence. Mark George, .md Rcrmc lrlucgg learn from w.1uh- ing 'lknrnxm Srmglgs .us shy performs an Q-xporirm-nr In lihdflllillf lab. r Nlaliride, Dr. 'lim Iicawlcy and Ur, Roger Pnrl-wr dross .mx Ihl' -'fhlI7lI1lll1kNH dllflllg .x skir .ll Ihr.- N huul of Ph.nrm.xcv's C hrislnms Party In-ld nn ilu nhnpvl. 4' 5' I I I1