School of Practical Nursing - White Caps Yearbook (Nassawadox, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1977 volume:

� lvMr .- : 7 : $T’ ' §S S M -•W-S ; !., -.td ' . ' ®65i !lfei � 4,afts , •yfv ' ' ' ' ' . jiw ‘V-’ ' --9 U, ' -i-ri ,-fiii,Cf ll.. ’«■ ' ' : -I • ;® ' ' ' ' ' ■ 3 ir«. ' ‘ ' - ‘ ' . rTi-.. f ■ ' - ' • ' ' ' H.4«o,. ' W ' � ' «(K(, MM ' ' i ' !;(;-t; S! ' NCRTHAMPTOW - ACCOMACK COUNTY SCHOOLS NORTHAMPTON - ACCOMACK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING 1957 NASSAV ADOX, VIRGINIA 1977 The Class of ' 77 Margaret J. Cramer, R,N, Instructor Patricia B. Diem, R.N. Instructor Georgia M. Guy, R.N, Director in is trcction George W. Young Superintendent Northampton County Schools Philip B. Tankard Superintendent Accomack County Schools Robert A. Cramer Adrinistrator N.A.M. Hospital rs. Kyra D. Duer Secretary Krs, Leona Doutt Housemother Wrs. W ' llmina Smith Housemother Mrs. Eva Lee Johnson Housekeeper SANTA FILOMENA Whene’er a noble deed is wrought Whene’er is spoken a noble thought. Our hearts, in glad suprise. To higher levels rise. The tidal wave of deeper souls Into our inmost being rolls, And lifts us unawares Out of all -rieaner cares. Honor to those whose words or deeds Thus help u ' s in our daily needs And by their overflow Raise us from what is low! Thusthought I, as by night read Of the great army of the dead. The trenches cold and damp, The starved and frozen camp, - The wounded from the battle plain, In treary hospital of pain. The cheerless corridors, The cold and stony floors, Lol in that house of misery A lady v ith a lamp I see Pass through the glimmering gloom, And flit from roo i to room. And slow, as in a dreara of bliss. The speechless sufferer turns to kiss Her shadow, as its falls Upon the darkening walls. As if a door in heaven should be Opened and closed suddenly. The vision came and went. The light shone and was spent. On England’s annals, through the long Hereafter of her speech and song. That light its rays shall cast From portals of the past, A lady with a la ip shall stand In the great history of the land, A noble type of good, Heroic womanhood. Nor even shall be wanting here The palm, the lily, and the spear, The symbols that of yore Saint Filomena bore. CLs Offi icerd Patti Ring Roxene Turner Cindy Aigner Jane Hardin Lois Taylor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Colors: Blue White Song: ' taking Our Dreams Come True” Plover: Yellow Rose Motto: ”God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change,., Courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference,” Melody Webster Jeanette Doroski Bobby Mason Miriam Gladden Lois Taylor Vickie Callahan Roxene Turner Mrs, Pat Diem Staff Editor Co-Editor Business Manager Typist Photographer lay-Out Advertisements Advisor September 20, 1976, N.A.M. School of Practical Nursing opened its doors for the 20th year to welcome 31 girls and 1 fellow October saw the beginning of fire drills and the initiation of the fire marshall with a trash can full of water. Class officers were elected and volunteers for the Yearbook were drafted. A big pumpkin, Diesel Dan, guarded our door for Halloween. In November, we al3 worked hard on the projects for the Christinas Bazaar. Learning to knit, crochet, needlepoint, cook and making four quilts proved ehjoyable and profitable on December 1st. Our first exposure to those exams to follow was in N.L.S. and fortunately we all left happily for the Thanksgiving Holidays. December 6th was our blue letter day’ as we finally appeared in full uniforms. Our presentation of Charlie Brown’s Christmas was enjoyed by the R.N.s at their Christmas Party. Our Christmas Psirty, hosted by the instructors, and with gift exchanges was enjoyed by all. The pre-clinical evaluations proved a nervous time for all of us, but somehow we all received new ’contracts’. The New Year brought with it snow, ice and Jane’s diamond. Thelma, an S foot ’snow nurse’, was erected and edible treats of snow cream were a welcome change. Dr. Callahan and Dr. Thompson performed an unprecedented hemorrhoid¬ ectomy in room 9. The ’victim’ survived. January 27th heralded o ir debut on the floors and no fatalities were reported. February saw many well-intended pranks in attempts to cure the winter •blahs’. February 11th brought welcomed relief as we braved our first full day of floor duty. Adrenalin flowed freely. March kept us busy with Nutritional Dinners and a magic show by Mr. D . The raffling of 2 quilts, Easter baskets ( melted bxmny ) and a rummage sale proved successful and helped earn our way to the LPNAV Convention held in April. Our convoy slowly made way to Williamsburg for the convention. We truly were pioneers in snirit as we braved the business meetings (especially without lights or sound). I can’t HEAR. Fiighteen weary students and two exhausted instructors welcomed the sight of the Nurses’ Home again after 3 days of complete chaos. Gawn, who got the key to my room? Hello, Bob, this is Cindy. Much to our delight,the ground-work was begun for the tennis courts and the ladies of the Moose presented a sewing ina.chine to the school. May marked another milestone as we administered and received our initial injection. Ouch!!! Now, we know how it feels. During our schooling we have each made many strides and at years-end, N.A.M. School of Practical Nursing will award diplomas to us as nurses of the FUTURE. Ix)is Taylor Class Historian Sylvelin A, Batty Queens, N.Y, Vickie L, Callahan Belle liaven, Va, Cynthia Monaghan Aigner Onley, Va. Barbara Corbin Onancock, Va. Miriam Gayle Gladden Marionville, Va, Jeanette Doroski Jamesport, N.Y. Carrie Jane Hardin Lakewood, Colo, Janet J, Reed Chincoteapue, Va, Robert Wayne Mason Parksley, Va, Maggie Rosezena RuTfin Cape Charles, Va. Patricia Ann Ring Westover, Md, Diane Thompson Oak Hall, Va, Melody Lynn Webster Deal Island, Md, Ix5is Marie Taylor Pocorrioke, Md, Roxene Cope Turner Nass ' -jwadox, Va. Ctai6 of 1977 In every life some rain must fall. of love soon die Too Busy 1 0 rd The odore Kama Jane Aggie Fugitive Foxy Roxy Barium Camel f’ard Convention 1977 I, Barbara Corbin, leave my ability to hand ih case studies on time, I, Bobby Mason, leave Mrs, Guy all of my accumulated days that I haven ' t taken off and a portable fan to keep her cool, I, Patty Hall, leave to next years class the tears and Joys of my school year and a bottle of NO-DOZE. I, Melody Webster, leave my ability to stay cool tc Mrs, Guy, and fast talking tc Mrs. Cramer, so she can get through Med-Surg, II even faster, I, Jeanette Doroskl, leave my car with empty M.D. bottles and all other ' gaarbage ' to the first New Yorker who steps through the door, I, Janet Reed, leave the ability to suffer casualties to next year’s accident-prone student, I, Maggie Ruffin, leave my quietness tc next years loud-m.outh, I, Syl ve]in Batty, being of sound mind and body leave as of August thirty-first on the first bus going tc New York, I, Carolyn Harris, leave my key to the hottest room to the next ' cool ' student, I, Lois Taylor, leave my hyperactivity to the next calm and cool student, I, Jane Hardin, leave a candle and club to anybody who Is brave enough to explore strange sounds in the night, I, Miriam Gladden, leave my ability to run into things on the Job tc the next person vjho likes to fill out accident forms, I, Roxene Turner, leave my seminiferous tubules (of testes) to Mrs, Cramer, I, Vickie Callahan, being of sound mind and body leave this school in a hurry, I, Diane Thompson, leave this school, I, Valeria Kinsey, being of sound mind and body, leave IJ I, Patti Ring, hereby leave my ability to wash and iron a meal ticket to next years cleanest student. I, Cindy Aigner, leave my bird call to the pediatric unit. oooooooooooOOOOOOQ OQQ9Q(IilftMMMMjMM euri 3 , rom Janet v ' lll still be ringing bells hopefully wedding bells , Patty H. Shhh!!! She’s still sleeping. Lois will still be trying to have a set of twin boys. Hexene will be Hitler of the Nursing Profession. Vic will have finally gotten a better education than her dog. Bobby will still be going to school to make up all the days he missed. P. Ring - Little Willie will still be calling her Aunt Patti !!! Cindy will be the lady with the pink card at the VLPNA Convention. Diane will be in the wilderness of Central America DELIVBHING babies. Miriam will still be celebrating her going steady anniver sary with a five pound box of brownies. Melody will be treating Malaria on Deal Island. Jane will have stopped nursing and will be pub]ishlng - book of love letters. Jeanette will be like the mother on the Waltons with 9 kids and the 10th on the way. Valeria will still bo trying to get back from Iran. Sylvelin will be running out of excuses for being late. Maggie have finally lost her voece completely. Carolyn will still be as slow; as she ever was. Barb..ra will still be changing diapers . U (Candid na, pA f. ¥ 3 uture n urSeS ( M. ere an d DL ere Mrs. Shirley Quillen Norina L. Bradshaw Friend Vida Allen Margaret Cramer, R.N Mickey Bradford Mr Rodger Burton Mickey and C,C. Michelle Corbin Brice Walker Joseph H Davis Munchie Shake Edna Jarvis Mr, Mrs, Fred Olen Robert Cramer Welten T. Ashby Theodore Carter Walter Carpenter Daisy Holsten Ronald Betsy Mr. Louis Justis Eddie Williaias Georgia Mae Guy, R.N. Mr. Oliver Smith Briget Bradshaw Mr. Carroll Hall Cleveland Morris Rev. Charles Mapp Jeff Lois Thoma.s Savage Mr. David Trover ’ ' iss Julie Hoffman Bruce Parkinson Miss Teena Webster Miss Terri Lynn Shores Mrs. Julia T. Webster Mrs. Irene Holland Jack and Rita Merklein Dr, Rodgers The Shoe String Bob Hopkins L. V. Rolley Scher’ s Julia 8c. Russ PATRONS Helen Martin Mrs. Myra Duer Mr. Robert Holston Betty Jean Talley Mrs. Bettv Ilye Colleen B, Walker Margaret Justice Jack Parkinson, Jr. Bettie Samuel Mr. Hovrard Pailey Mrs. Margaret Ftayfield Mrs. VirginiaArnold Mrs. Bertha L. Knight Mr. Robert Powell Mr. Richard Burford Mr. Mrs. Irvine Bishon Mr. Mrs. Byrd Ross Tom Aydelotte George T. Sterling Burton ' s Store Mrs. Mildred Ward Mrs. Thelma Coiner Mr. D, Shaw Mr. Mrs. W. E. Shaw Mrs. Lena Sample Mr, Herman Edmonds Dean Foister Earlda Rankin Dr, Leroy Johnson Mr, Sl Mrs, Wn l son Ayres Larry Parsons f ' s, Goldie Merritt Mrs, Grace Hooks Edna Hanley Mrs. Marian Matthew vS Mr. St Mrs. Chris Aulita Mr’. 8c Mrs. Earnest Guy Howard M. Turner, Jr. Miss Betty Carpenter, R.N, Douglas Greer Family A. S, Boyer, M.D.P.C. Mr, Sr Mps. J. C., Irviosr. Mr. Sc Mrs. Wallace Tew Mr. Sc ! ' rs, Aulden C. Corbin Mr, Mrs, Wilson Hoffrivm Mr. Sc Mrs, Wayne Webster, Sr. Family Mr. St Mrs, Perry Marshall, Jr. Kay Tew Sc Bruce Ballard Mrs, Elizabeth Shrieves, R.N. Mr. 8c Mrs. Henry Simpkins, Jr, Horne-Stauffer, Inc, Mr. Sc Mrs.Walter Rodeers- III Mr, Mrs, Reginald W. Ashby Mr, MTS. Barron Justice Mr. Sc Mrs. Greg Fogle Mr. Sc Mrs, Walter Rodgers, Jr. Mr. St Mrs. George Edmand Cheryl St David McIntyre Master Michael Wayne Knight Mr. Charles Edward Baily Master Christopher R. Harris Mr. Sc Mrs. Henry Simipkins, Sr. Mr, Sc Mrs. Elrlge Taylor Richard Watson ' s Service Station Mr. Sc Mrs. Reginald Collins Mr. Sc MiTS. Alfonzo Sisco Mr. 5 Mrs. Andrew Jackson Vfatson ' s Hardware, Cape Charles, Va. Mr. Sc Mrs Perry Latimer Mr. Sc Mrs, Graham Nock Rasputan of MCV VCLL Exchange Store, Halifax, Va. Mr. k; Mrs Carle Earlage Parcie Sc Jean Outten, Chicken Farm Lit , Sc Mrs, Wi 11 iam ' Marti n Atkins Robe Fletcher St Sons Atlantic Pharmacy In memory of Ted Marshall Mrs. Maggie J, Bailey Best wishes from a Dirty Old Man Miss Remonia Widgeon T Sc T Mob ’ le Home Service Mari time Electronics Barbara Brittingham Mr, Mrs, Frederic Harris Wayne, Nancy, Jennifer ' nd Jeff ’■ ' ears Mr. Sc Mrs, Everrett M, Young Turf Speculater-Robert Hudson Campbell ' s Grocery-Painter, Va. Earnest Page: Electrician liUSSKLL MOTOR CO., ROUTE 13-A EXM.ORK, VA. 23350 BUS. 804-442-6139 HARRY G. ciuetthementA INC . GALLAGHER ' S liSSTAURANa ' G HAXDL Hii ' S FUiiN ] TIJ HE FOUNTAIN SERVICE ONANCOCK, VA. HCNE COOKING - SANtiKlCHES - HAGAZINES CHINCCOTEAGUE. VA. THE TEXTILE SHOP NASSAWADOX,VA 442-3158 ORVILLE LCCREADY HAVEN CCTTAGES CHINOTEAGUE, VA 336-6593 COHFLILENTS OF CAPITOL CITY BUILDERS, INC. AKNAPCLIS,MD. C 0 Fi PI. I P-NIS OF REP ' UGE FOTOR INN, INC. GOFiPLirVENTS OF EASIVILLE INN FiH, AND FRS. 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