St Agnes Hopsital School of Nursing - Pioneer Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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MISS SAINT AGNES Hooray! Hooray! lt's Hoineeoniing Day. Miss Evelvn Johnson as Miss Saint Agnes, very angelic' looking in her nurse's uniform antl cape, was eseortetl to her throne hy her three larlies-in-waiting, Misses Mary M'iggins, Katherine Lowe and Vhristahelle Bragg, walking on a white earpet. Two lll11lblllilllC'QS we1'e eolorfully tleeoratetl with the school eolors, hlue anal white, whieh earrietl several of the nurses who partieipatetl in the Honieeoining Paratle. Miss Saint Agnes and attendants rotle in a ear also decorated with Howing hlue-and- white paper. The parade began at eleven o'c-lock in the morning on Xoveniber 9, 1940, on Saint .Xugustine's campus. going up Tarboro Street to Fayetteville Street, the heart of the city. There were alnlwoxiniately seventy ears, all deeoratc-tl, with several floats from Saint Augus- tine's with Miss Saint Augustine and her attendants oeeupying one. The campus hantl also . -,. . , aeeonipanietl the paratle antl also Saint Monica s hantl. ,Xt two tfeloek Saint .Xugustine's and Saint Paul's football teams gatheretl on the gritliron at Vhavis Park for the game of the season, the great lTO111OC'l'lllllllg Gaine. Between halves of the gaine Miss Saint Augustine, Miss Saint Agnesf' anfl eaeh of their attenwlants, l'CS1lf'l'fiX'Pl5', were eallecl to the front of the fieltl while Miss Saint Agnes presented to Miss Saint Augustine her heautiful hoquet of large white ehrysanthennnns, anti also a goltlen erown, aniitl tl1e wihl eheers of the erowcl. Eat-h stutlent nurse wore a large, white 1'l11'5'SLll1fllvllllllll in ll1'1' lapel. also tied with a blue- antlewhite rilulaon. The Saint Moniea's hantl lllil1'1,'l1Hfl around the field while Miss Saint .Xu- gustinev was heing C'l'UWllL'1.l, playing several lllll11lJ01'S, one of thein being the youthful Cheer, Hailf Hail! The Gangs All Here, while the Crowfl sang. The ganie was resunietl, with Saint Paul's winning. The elinlax eanie when the Varsity gave a clanee in the evening, and it was thoroughly enjoyetl. Miss Saint Agnes was honoretl for a week in the Nurses' Home with a sueeession of parties antl other tavors, Xext year we expeet to have a higger and hetter Hotneeoming.-J. TERRY. PAK Q IC SIXTICICN

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Freshman Class 'mv--.-.Q 'v-vw N.. I, ' ' 'Q 1 'v ' vi , :., 'fmiw' ' ' ? - 5 .. p ,I ,.s' 'Hai g Q 'mx . 4 4 ' A QA ' ,, , -' -R' ,. Q, M' ', Q! . 9 531- 136:35 1:5-p i V' Sip 57. . Zh 'NT s A ' .WWW ly' saw-f V ' ' 5 . ,, fl . ? Z ' . - .1 'I , MQ Lx Z ? : ! x - Y 3 -A , if -- Z pp . ' t , if QQ 3 1 1 1 f M f 2, A 2 ,,i 2 f I' sig, 1 A V ,... ,Y,:,-,'.., Q Q f lg-E., ,. 4' . sg . 1, f ' , . , , by A . J., . 4 ,-s wx .M : , 1 ' 'ge' v . ' ,QQ X Us History of Freshman Class -Tllilv. 15'-W. SPV911 Hlier :irls :lrrived at Snint Agnes Hospital Training Seliool, ealeh tl1lXlUllS to turn her dream into il reality. The summer passed quielily. und in Sl'IPf4'1lll!l'l' eight more girls atr- rived at Saint Agnes. These 15 girls nmke up tl1e Freshman Class. The tirst event ulnng the soeiall an-tivity wus il tennis sor-iul, whivh was given in the Nurses' Home. H1-freslinients were served and it was il very enjoyable evening t'or the Freshman Class. livents followed in :1 routine nnlnner, namely. the orgunizzltion of :x student government :ind :I yeairluook staff. Many of the freslnnen were eleeted as oiiit-ers. Next wus the nrgzniization of the l-'reshmzni Ulaiss. Miss R. Mumford. president: Miss L. Maddox. ser-retury: Miss Ii. Bullard. treas- urer: Miss 0. Melvin. rlmplziill. Un Hr,-tolner 1. 19-lil, elnsses heg:n1. und oh! the hurry and hustle of things in getting adjusted to the sulrjeets and homework. learning procedures. Tl1e first one wats lnedmziking. :ind what u time we had with the square eorners. pm-ing the month of in-tober, tht- 1-'I-9511111311 Class attended the meetings of the Junior XVomen's Auxiliary and several lea-tures on Saint Augustine's Campus. Those leetures und meetings were very intellevtuall and inspiring To us as student nurses. The I'xl'PNllILlElll Vluss sponsored an very interesting p1'ejert whirh was the hi1'tl1day party occur- ring monthly, in honor of eau-h nnrse's lvirthduy. The next projevt that the 1-lass ventured to put forth was tl1e l'tlfllll1fJ.' of 21 bottle of Cider at tl lI:1llowe'en purty given in the Nurses' Home. Une of the most exeiting events that ow-uui-reul during the mouth was the Homecoming parade sponsored by Saint Augustine-'s College. Miss Saint Agnes had as her attendants several freshmen. Another memorable event in the history of the Freshman Class wus on Ile:-emher 221. when we ref-eired the sap of the svllool, at :in elahorzlte Cupping exercise. the Iirst in the history of Saint Agnes. The tirst semester ended J2lIlll2ll'Y. 1941. Mid-term examinations for the freshmen were territiv. The tirst seven nurses reeeived their striped uniforms on Felv1'l12ll'5' 1- While T119 f'Y11f'1'S 1'9f'f'iWd the-ir's an inouth later. This marked the end of tl1e preliminairy period. Now it is spring :ind we :ire lookillg forward to the vlosillil ef svhool, Iillzil PX2lIl1l1liltlUl1S and vu- vution :it home with old friends. With our old dreznns heeoiliing realities :ind new dreams in sirht. thus ends the l1isto1'5' of Ulf' Vluss of '-13 until another srlinol year. -N. XVILSON. PAGE EIGHTEEN