University of Virginia School of Medicine - Biopsy Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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N NSO Q 'll-llf uninitiated NSC means little, but in actuality the NSG-Nursing School Office, but few people call it more than the NSC-is an integral and quite vital part of the hospital and, of course, the Nursing School. The responsibility for the efficient management of the NSG rests on the shoulders of Miss Roy Beazley, the Director of the School of Nursing andthe Nursing Service. She has two Assistant Directors responsible to her and a Night Supervisor. Miss Beazley must see to it that both the Nursing School and the Nursing Service are run smoothly and efficiently. She must keep a tab on the graduate nurses as well as the student nurses. All applications for entrance into the Nursing School pass through her hands as well as applica- tions for graduate positions. As a teacher she must handle the student nurses' records and teach two classes in Professional Adjustment. ln the capacity of a presiding officer she oversees various committee meetings and prepares reports to the various state and national nurses associations. Her final duty to each student nurse is to obtain the pins and diplomas that are the symbol of three years of worl4. Thinlc not, though, that Miss Beazley's duties end here for they dont The taslc of running the Nursing ,-vi School is a never ending one that poses new problems each day.

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, CTT , CAPPING AS THE appearance ol a rainbow after a sudden thunder shower gives promise of a brighter day, so the presentation of a starched white cap, First symbol of accom- plishment, provides confidence and a clearer view ol paths ahead. It is difficult to express the heart-felt excitement and self satisfaction we lcnew as our caps rode majestically on our heads. Qur sincere thanlcs to those who preceded us for their undying interest in our triumphant experience and-to those who shall follow- HGood luclc' and 'Awalk tall.