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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1982 volume:

CLASS OF 1982 NORTHAMPTON-ACCOMACK COUNTY SCHOOLS NORTHAMPTON-ACCOMACK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING NASSAWADOX, VA We, the Class of 1982, Wish To Congratulate The School On Its 25th Anniversary From the Class of 1982 to the Three Instructors That Made This Year Possible 1 Mrs. A. Deeter, R.N. Mrs. G. M. Guy, R.N., Director Miss E. J. Peirson, R.N. Faculty Mrs. Georgia Mae Guy, R.N. Director Mrs. Anne Deeter, R.N. Miss Ellen Jean Peirson, R.N. 4 School Personnel Mrs. Myra Duer Secretary Mrs. Eva Lee Johnson Housekeeper Mrs. Wilmina Smith Housemother Mrs. Edna Helms Housemother 5 ADMINISTRATION Mr. William Downing Administrator of N.A.M. Hospital George W. Young Superintendent of Northampton County Schools Phillip B. Tankard Superintendent of Accomack County Schools 6 HOSPITAL PERSONNEL Mrs. F. Underhill, R.N. Director of Nursing Mrs. F. Turner, R.N. Nursing Supervisor Mrs. S. Chandler, R.N. 2nd Floor Head Nurse Mrs. J. Wilson, R.N. 3rd Floor Head Nurse Mrs. G. McIntyre, R.N. 4th Floor Head Nurse Mrs. M. Pase, R.N. E. R. Head Nurse Mrs. M. Kelly, R.N. Maternity Head Nurse Mrs. M. Hastings, R.N. 0. R. Head Nurse 7 HOSPITAL Mrs. D. Robbins, R.N. I. C. U. Head Nurse Mrs. D. Hickman, R.N. Recovery Room Head Nurse Mrs. S. Burford, R.N. C. S. R. Head Nurse Mrs. N. Smith, R.N. Inhalation Therapy Mrs. M. Castagna, R.N. Nurse Epidemiologist Mr. T. Rayfield Pharmacy Mr. C. Alter Laboratory Mrs. C. Arnold X-Ray Mr. R. Oullette Physical Therapy PERSONNEL Mrs. V. Arnold Assistant to the Administrator Mrs. M. Morgan Director of Volunteers Mr. J. Johnson Business Office and Mrs. L. Johnson Medical Records Mrs. B. Johnson Social Services Mr. G. Dolmovich Dietary Department Mrs. D. Killmon Purchasing Mr. E. Rudiger Laundry, Security Housekeeping % M Mr. R. Kerns Controller Mr. A. Clayton Maintenance Class Song THEME FROM THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO Look at what’s happened to me I can’t believe it myself Suddenly I’m up on top of the world It should have been somebody else. Believe it or not I’m walking on air I never thought I could feel so free Flying away on a wing and a prayer Who could it be Believe it or not It’s just me. Just like the light of a new day It hit me from out of the blue Breaking me out of the spell I was in Making all of my wishes come true. Believe it or not I’m walking on air I never thought I could feel so free Flying away on a wing and a pr ayer Who could it be Believe it or not It’s just me. Yvonne Berry Onley, Virginia Victoria Birch Staunton, Virginia Toni Clark Chincoteague, Virginia Anita Courtney Onancock, Virginia 11 Esther Figgs Kingston, Maryland Sharone Giddens Painter, Virginia Nancy Hansen East Point, Virginia Marsha Hall Snow Hill, Maryland 1 ■ l K 12 Deborah Holt Salisbury, Maryland Lee Ann Landon Crisfield, Maryland Debi Leo Onancock, Virginia Wanda Parks Hacks Neck, Virginia 13 Tange Robinson Machipongo, Virginia Harriette Satchell Eastville, Virginia Annette Shrieves Onancock, Virginia Linda Strand Accomac, Virginia 14 Ann Warren Melfa, Virginia Kathy Wessells Chincoteague, Virginia Kathy Wiest Townsend, Virginia 15 CLASS OFFICERS L-R Marsha Hall, Historian; Debbie Holt, Vice-President; Kathy Wiest, Secretary; Tange Robinson, Treasurer; Debi Leo, President. YEARBOOK STAFF L-R (back) Toni Clark, Layout; Lee Ann Landon, Editor; Yvonne Berry, Photographer; Ann Warren, Business; Harriette Satchell, Typist. L-R (front) Ellen Jean Peirson, Faculty Advisor; Kathy Wessells, Photographer; Esther Figgs, Ads. INSERVICE SPECIALTIES Maternity Recovery Room How would you like a Nassawadox punch? Do it easy, do it easy! SCHOOL DAZE! Hardly working Practical application of O.B. The singing duo? 18 Thank God it’s Friday! Just hanging around Bertha Butz Boy have I got a test for you! What? 19 No Med-Surg test! Off to Williamsburg Mr. Bojangles On the floor again! Could you explain that in more detail? 20 Super Six I told you! I have a question Saintly Strand I can’t take off tomorrow! 21 ;; Kathy’s at it again! Well!! 22 Polly, want a cracker? Oh no! Med-Surg Again? Munch time! In the kitchen again? 23 mmK CLASS HISTORY September — After a long anxious summer, our waiting had finally come to an end. Monday, the 21st began another long anxious wait. Class started with 27 students. All of us different in our own way. New faces and new surroundings. It was going to take a lot to get used to. The remainder of the month was spent discovering new friendships and long hours of study. October — This month held in store for us class elections and our first meetings. The yearbook was launched and work began. We got our caps and uniforms. We sure were clumsy with our caps. Along with our studies, we managed to find time to “break a few rules”. We lost our 1st student. Our 1st progress reports came out and boy were we all nervous. November — Along with cold winds and cloudy days, brought the preparation of the bazaar. Everyone was working hard to get her crafts finished. We hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for the VIPs of the hospital. Mr. D. did some magic and our school chorus sang the dinner prayer. This led up to our Thanksgiving holiday. Was it ever needed! December — With the thoughts of Christmas came our bazaar. The money was for one convention in May at Hampton Roads. It was a success! This followed with a week off from school. A well deserved and needed break. January — When we returned to school our class was minus 4. Pre-clinical evaluations were held on the 15th. Our first day at the hospital was the 21st. February — Things were starting to settle in at the hospital. Early days and long nights. It sure was hard getting up a 5 A.M. Along with studying for exams and working, it made a long and tiresome day. During this month, we lost 2 students. March — This is when our case studies were started. Our Med-Surg II class started off and progressed to “fly”. April — With this month came our injection “lessons”. Oh, the smell of those oranges! Finally, the day of truth came. Everyone made out just fine. No blood or tears. May — This was a big month. We spent 2 very “different” weeks at Accomack County Nursing Home. We (well, most of us) enjoyed all the patients. They were really sweet. Also our nursing convention at the Chamberlin Hotel in Hampton was this month. I’m sure everyone won’t forget it. Some of us met some very nice people and we shared our classes and experiences with them. That same night proved to be very interesting to a select few. We lost 1 student in this month. June — This month brought the end of Med-Surg II and the departure of a very fine lady, Mrs. Deeter, whom we will miss very much. By this time, classes are starting to dwindle down and it sure feels good to get a few extra hours to do what you want. We lost 1 student in this month also. July — With each week passing, classes keep falling off. We only have 2 classes at this point. Our day at Eastern State was an experience in itself. You could say it “scared the yell” out of a couple of us! Graduation was getting closer and we started counting down weeks, days, and hours. August — The first week ended classes and study hours. Boy, were we ever relieved. We selected our graduation uniforms and song. Practice was held and we had to sing and sing and sing! Also, everyone had to say their Nightingale Pledge by themselves. This leads up to graduation! A day we’ve all been waiting for. This has been a year within a year. We’ve made friends and lost friends. But nobody can take away what we have experienced this past year. We’ve all had our ups and downs, but all in all it has been a good year. Congratulations to each and everyone of you. Looks like we’ve made it! May God be with each of you now and forever. Your Class Historian, Marsha Hall GRADUATING CLASS OF 1982 Front Row: L to R — Sharone Giddens, Kathy Wessells, Esther Figgs, Harriette Satchell, Debi Leo, Vikki Lyn n Birch, Marsha Hall, Annette Shrieves. Back Row: L to R — Wanda Parks, Kathy Wiest, Linda Strand, Yvonne Berry, Lee Ann Landon, Toni Clark, Nancy Hansen, Debbie Holt, Anita Gladden, Tange Robinson. 25 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Yvonne Berry, leave my smile so that you will remember what one f?: , V looks like in 8 months from now. 1 ’ I, Vikki Lynn Birch, leave the assurance that all your labored studies are a small price to pay for the rewarding career you have chosen. I, Toni Clark, leave to the Class of ’83 my Med-Surg book, workbook, - and my many hours of Trainex films and to Mrs. Guy I leave a life time supply of Tab and my famous question “Can we go home now?’ I, Esther Figgs, leave to the incoming class of 1983 the ability to use their time wisely. I, Anita Gladden, leave this past years hopes and dreams for the next y class, so that you will hopefully make it through. si:.-’- I, Marsha Hall, leave to my sister, Sheila Kaye Cooper, of the incoming £ class, the ability to “make it!” . vav£ I, Nancy Hansen, leave to the oldest student in next year’s class, my grey hair (slightly colored) and my shattered nerves. I, Debbie Holt, leave the bugs, the heat, and the boredom of Room 2 to whomever gets it next year. II, Lee Ann Landon, leave nothing. I, Tange Robinson, being of partially sound mind leave my ability to i stay awake in class during all of those Trainex filmstrips. I, Harriette Satchell, leave a year’s supply of Pepto-Bismol for anyone who has a weak stomach. I, Linda Strand, leave to Mrs. Holland all of Mrs. Deeter’s overhead transparencies. ■ — j I, Kathy Wessells, leave to Miss Peirson the job of keeping Mrs. Guy ,from falling in the floor, since she has been there quite a lot. ‘I, Kathy Wiest, leave to the Class of ’83 my 20 empty bottles of Exce- s drin, my worn out nerves, and a long sigh of relief. «s :. m r , I a V .. r=5� _ JAXONS, INC. Parksley, VA For Outstanding Values Shoes Apparel Best Wishes to the Silver Anniversary Class! EASTERN SHORE VOCATIONAL CENTER PO. Box 55 Belle Haven, VA 23306 (804) 442-3933 S 1 Book Biiv FOUR CORNER PLAZA� ONLEY, VA. 18041 787-7866 PARKSLEY DRUG COMPANY, INC. W. 0. Goffigon — W. E. Darby, Pharmacists Parksley, VA 23421 NOCK MOTORS Chrysler Corp. Cars Parksley, Virginia 23421 Warren F. Nock, Sr. WATTS BROTHERS, INC. “Fine Apparel for Gentlemen’VSince 1915 Parksley, Virginia 23421 PATRONS Margaret Messick Olia Darby C. Parke Scarborough, Lafayette S. Collins III, D.D.D. Mrs. Charlotte Smith L. M. 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