1 500 1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/88/8920/Gale1965.pdf ba02ed6b698bbbe57456c18d3e38c3a1 PDF Text Text ��������Lewis-Gale Hospital Is DEPARTMENTS Busy secretaries preparing patients' records. Business being carried on b y Mr. E. Sharp, Comptroller. Mr. Cather, purchasing hospital supplies. Miss R. Viar, working up an N&W patient. 5 �Rescue squad brings patient into Emergency Room. Mr. Sztenderowicz takes specimen out of ceno:tluge. Dr. Snead reviews one of numerous chest x-rays. Dr. Sibley and Dr. Mora scrub for surgery. �Mr. Robbins and Mrs. Brown fill our prescriptions for us. Mrs . D. McDaniel, holding new nursery arrival. Whirlpool bath therapy being gi ven by Mr. E. M. Ihri g , Ph ysical Therapist. Mrs. Kittinger brings our phone calls to us. 7 �Mr. J. Burroughs, checking on the housekeeping staff. I Good, nutritious food being cooked by "Bruce." Mr. Harmon can fix "anything. " Clean linen being prepared by Mr. J. Martin. 8 �9 �DAVID G. WILLIAMSON Administrator Message to Graduating Class You, the graduat~s of the class of 1965, are a privileged group. You are fortunate in that you have completed the immediate course of endeavor on which you embarked three years ago. You are privileged in that you have had the good fortune of association with a dedicated faculty and professional organization of physicians, nurses and other Felated groups. Above all, however, you are privileged in that you join a select company of graduate professional nurses whose lives are dedicated to that high and noble purpose of providing comfort and professional care to the sick. The image of nursing is held in the highest regard in the hearts and minds of men. Upon you and your peers resn the future of this great professional tradition. ro �Class of '65 Salutes Miss Duncan Three years ago we entered Lewis-Gale Ho pital School of Nursing with a desire to learn, the will to work and the hope that at the end of our program we would earn the right to be called NURSE. Our years have been happy ones, although often we have complained as the growing pains of adulthood were felt. As we review our lives as students, many experiences and many people drift before us. Each experience and each person has made their own special impre.sion upon our young lives. To you, Miss Duncan, we would like to give a special thank you. You have been our Director and our friend. You have been our IDEAL. LAVINIA D. DUNCAN Director of Nursing ....... -~--~-~-~-~~~~--~~~.,-,,~--------------~----l �Twelve Instructors Evaluate and Counsel Students. Ml~ . FJ\YE L. PET ERS Associate Director of Nursing Education MRS. MARY SNEDEGAR MRS. BETTY CARTER MRS. TH ELMA S TANLEY Maternity Nursing Medic al-Surgical Nursing Instructor 3-11 MISS ELLA SUE CARR Nutrition MISS MARGARET MALOVICH I .. MRS . GLADYS GARNER Nursing of Children I 12 M e di c al- Surgical Nur sing �I ' 0 MRS. JEAN RO BBI NS MRS . MARY DEWITT M RS . BETTY RINGLEY Nutrition Diet Therapy Social Sc iences M ISS JEANNETTE HARW ELL MRS . MILDRED DOOLEY Med ical-Surgical Nursing Operating Room Housemothers Preside at Student Residences MRS . M ARY STEELE MRS. ARNOLD THO MPSON Residence 339 Re sidence 359 13 �Lewis-Gale Is Its Board of Directors . • • 0 i 1f I DR. RICHARD NEWTON DR. BERKELEY NEAL DR. C. D. NOFSINGER President uf Board DR. W. L. SIBLEY II DR. G. G. GOOCH III DR. T . J. HUMPHRIES DR. ALLEN BARKER DR. W. L. MOORMAN 14 DR. THOMAS WARD �DR. W. L. SIBLEY III DR. PAUL DAVIS DR. RICHARD FISHER DR. W. R. WHITMAN. JR. SEWARD DR. FRANK WADE DR. ANTHONY TORRE DR. FRED DAVIS DR. BLANTON . . . and Medical Staff. 15 DR. FRED PERSON DR. ROB ERT BONDURANT �DR. JAMES SNEAD DR. PA UL FORTH DR. JOHN WALKE DR. DAVID M. LEWIS, removing an arm cast. DR. BEVERLY CARY DR. LEON JENNINGS DR. ROBERT MURRAY 16 DR. WILSON WATTS �COLLINS DENNY NOFSINGER In Memoriam For forty years Dr. Nofsinger held a position ot importance on the Staff of the LewisGale Hospital. During that time his interest and enthusiasm never wavered. His was an honorable and dedicated lite. His patients sensed the fact he was not only interested in their diseases but in them as persons and individuals. In the science and art of medicine he was an outstanding artist. His absence from the Staff will be mourned by many. 17 �The Many Hands . • • We Will Always Relllemher turn the autoclave wheel. Many dollars exchange hands each day. Hands . . . Forceps • . • Sterile technique. IS ��Nursing Service Direct s and Supervises '-- • MRS. ELIZA BETH NELMS Associate Director of Nursing Service MRS. EDNA SMALL Relief Supervisor MRS. JANE WILLIS Admission Nurse MRS. ELIZABETH BOGLE Evening Supervisor 20 MRS. ANNA JANE REED Nursing Aide Instructor �MRS. SNOWIE DYER, (right) MRS. HARRIETT GRISSO Night Supervisor MRS. MAIDA ROBERTSON Night Supervisor -' MRS. JESSIE CALDWELL Relief Evening Supervisor MRS. NANCY HENDERSON Relief Night Supervisor MRS 0 BILLIE PA XTON Head Nurse , S II MRS . JOYC E STINNETT Head Nurse , Opera ting Room 21 MISS FRANCES CRAFT Head Nurse, S I �MRS. MARGARET SUTHERS Head Nurse, N II MRS. JANE ALLEN Head Nurse, N IV MRS. ISABELLE SPENCER Head Nurse, Central Service Head Nurses Plan Patient Care MISS ELOISE CALDWELL Head Nurse, N III MRS. MARY CARROLL Supervisor, Doctors' Offices MRS. BETHANY VAUGHAN Head Nurse, S III 22 ��Class of 1965 Looks Forward to 1 • 1 [1 -Graduation I I t• OFFICERS, left to right: J. Whitlock, Vice-President; R. Naff, Treasurer; K. Waldron, Secretary; A. Elkins, President; L. Gates, Historian. Looking back, we the Class of 1965 remember: Our preclinical months of studying and hoping for caps were rewarded when twentyeight of us were capped on March 17, 1963, at Greene Memorial Methodist Church. We were on our way to becoming professional nurses. As our freshman year ended, all of us received our junior stripes. This year we were split into smaller groups for special classes. Now .we are seniors, numbering twentytwo, finishing various courses to prepare us for graduation. With dances, parties, romances, diamonds, and weddings, our three years have not been ones of all work and no play. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. G. Gooch, Sponsor; Mrs. M. Snedegar, Advisor; Dr. R. Fisher, Sponsor. Looking forward, we the Class of 1965 know: There will be many opportunities open tu us to further our education in nursing. Challe~ges will await us, which we must meet as best we can. June 11, 1965, is the day that looms brightest in our near future . for this is our graduation day . This day we will reach the ultimate goal of our stay at Lewis-Gale Hospital. After graduation we will take our places in society as professional nurses. SHARON AYERS Meadows of Dan, Virginia 24 �JOANNE S. BA KER Daleville, Virginia DELORES BASHAM Shawsville, Virginia ROXIE BORDERS Pineville, West Virginia 25 �Class of 1965 LINDA COMPTON Martinsville, Virginia MARY LYNN DILLS ALBERTA ELKINS Tazewell, Virginia Pulaski, Virginia 26 �SANDRA HAGEN Roanoke, Virginia LINDA GATES Welch, West Virginia VONDA JOHNSTON Pembroke, Virginia 27 �. I BETTY JANE LAPHEW Bluefield, West Virginia CAROLYN LIGHT Fincastle, Virginia DELORES McELLIGOTT Woodlawn, Virginia 28 �I I RITA NAFF BARBARA O'LOUGHLIN Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Class of 1965 DONEIT A ROLAND Ada, West Virginia 29 �Class of 1965 GERALDINE SPRINKLE Buchanan, Virginia LANETTE SOWERS Troutville, Virginia KA THERINE WALDRON Vinton, Virginia 30 �ILEEN WEXLER Kingsport, Tennessee JOAN WHITLOCK Troutville, Virginia PRISCILLA WOOD Troutville, Virginia 31 �Senior Activities A dark, snowy morning, and everyone's ready for work. All senior students get a chance to be "charge nurse" for the day. Everyone enjoys a good basketball game, even Dr. Fisher, senior class sponsor. L Se nior students practice the correct method of bandaging dilring a first- aid course at the local American Red Cross Center. 32 ~ MRS . JOHN CARTER, senior housemother . �L. Gates and K. Waldron, chief Tang makers, stir up another batch. We have a right to act crazy; we're on Psychiatric affiliation. Boy what a target; I just can't miss this shot! We're getting out while the getting's good I!!! i;:veryone likes a birthday party, but when you get to be a senior you stop counting the candles. 33 L �Class of 1966 Mrs. Robbins, class advisor and Jewel Nunn, class secretary, discuss an agenda for our next meeting. Class officers: P. Yeatts, Historian; L. Hendrick, Pres.; G. Hancock, Vice- Pres. ; B. Hite, Treas. DR.. C. LEON JENNINGS, Class Sponsor Now we are Juniors, and it is hardly believable that so much time has gone by. It seems like only . yesterday that, as Freshmen, we were going to Roanoke College for our science classes or walking to Jefferson for psychology, foundations, and sociology classes. Our class projects, selling stationery and doughnuts, are about the same projects as during our freshman year but classes and work are different. September of 1964 marked the beginning of our Junior year and also the grouping of the class into four groups. Each group rotated in Medical-Surgical nursing (which included our affiliation in Tuberculosis nursing at Catawba), Psychiatric nursing, and other clinical specialties throughout the year. We approach our senior year, we hope to apply ourselve s more thoughtfully and dedicatedly to our profession. 34 �Loading Zone: All Juniors going to Catawba board here. MARY BUSIC Galax, Virginia NANCY CASSADA JUDY COMPTON BLAIR GARY Roanoke, Virginia Mt. Rainier, Maryland Richmond, Virginia GAYLE HANCOCK LINDA HENDRICK South Hill, Virginia Vinton, Virginia 35 �Class of 1966 Sandy, Pat, and Sophia get the latest gossip. JANICE HESS Richlands, Virginia BECKY HITE Narrows, Virginia As a Junior, these girls find their opera ting room experience most rewarding. BETTY McNEAR Hampton, Virginia "Eat hearty, girls." "Um . . • good! " lb �JEWEL NUNN Ararat, Virginia OH! How I love Popo at 7 o'clock in the morning! Cleaning Day. Is Mary Pasley and Sue Woodworth helping or hindering Colleen and Nadine? MARY PASLEY Roanoke, Virginia SANDRA POOLE Hillsville , Virginia RITA QUESENBERRY Richl and s, Virginia �SOPIIlA REYNOLDS Hillsville, Virginia Linda, Gayle, and Becky look forward to their ride back to Catonsville, Maryland. EVON SMITH Salem, Virginia SUE WOODWORTH Bedford, Virginia "Speak up, Judy! PATRICIA YEATTS Alexandria, Virginia Dear Momma • . • . 38 �The Class of 1967 Begin Their Nursing Careers MRS. BETTY JO CARTER. Freshman Advisor. On Labor Day, September 7, 1964, twenty-four freshmen were delivered to the dorms of Lewis-Gale. These girls combined with the new freshmen of the Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing will be the second graduating class of the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley. After Labor Day, our labors commenced; first of all, in the form of orientation to our new courses. The FIRST ROW: J. Williams, Secretary; C. Newman, ciass we most enjoyed was our swimReporter; SECOND ROW: C. Stevens, President; s. ming course at the "Y" which taught us Graham, Vice-President; D. Wright, Treasurer; a new and useful stroke for trudging THIRD ROW: J. Harris, Historian; s. Landers, His to Jefferson for classes. We will never tori an. forget our experiences at Roanoke College, such as working with our delightful cats and the great amount of "knowledge and skill" we gained from our Chemistry course. There were not only classes to keep us busy, but also many extracurricular activities including cheerleading practices, basketball games, Glee Club performances, and Vesper Club meetings. Since the beginning of our dorm life together, the class members have developed many close friendships . It took us quite C!While to accept the idea of "lights out at 11:00 p. m. ," but we now see its value. The second semester brought new courses and our first clinical experiences. Now we are anxiously awaiting June 13, 1965 - the day of capping. 39 �The Class of 1967 JUDITH ANN DA VIS Roanoke, Virginia SUSAN GRAHAM Hiwassee, Virgin ia BONNIE CA LES Roanoke, Virginia GLENDA CARY Roanoke, Virginia JOAN DOUTHA T Pembroke, Virginia PEGGY EATON Roanoke, Virginia EXAMS! Everyone struggles through them and then waits for the verdict. 40 �I DONNA HANKINS JO ANN HARRIS MARY HYATT War, West Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Goode, Virginia BETTY LOUISE MATTHEWS Look for an entamoeba histolytica? I can't see anything! Richmond, Virginia CAROLYN NEWMAN BRENDA ROLAND Roanoke, Virginia Bluefield, West Virginia 41 These happy faces show how much the freshmen enjoy their classes at Roanoke College. Or, are they just glad to be out of class ? �KAREN SPENCER Meadows of Dan, Virginia KITTY JO WHITE Chatham, Virginia CHERYL STEVENS Edgefield, South Carolina JANE ANDREW WILLIAMS Pamplin, Virginia Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Steele, Freshman housemothers, also enjoy getting mail. Jane Williams, like all Freshmen, dreams of the day she will enter the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley. JO ANNE WORKMAN Pineville, West Virginia 42 DONNA WRIGHT Roanoke, Virginia �43 �Student Government Encourages Citizenship !he students of Lewis-Gale Hospital School of Nursing have practiced self-government since 1956. Through the Student Nurses' Association, we develop personal maturity through group effort, gain knowledge of organizational structure, and develop the ability to assume the role of a responsible citizen. Upon signing the Honor Pledge, a student becomes a member of this organization and is responsible for upholding its rules and regulations and maintaining the standards of our profession. Through membership in the Lewis-Gale Student Nurses' Association the student is entitled to membership in the district, state and national organizations. J. Baker, President, and Mrs. M. Shepherd, Advisor of Student Nurses' Association. Exe cutive Boa rd: R. Quesenberry, Treasurer; C. Stevens, Freshman Class President; s. Ayers, Second Vice - President; S. Poole, Acting Junior Class President; A. Elkins, Senior Class President. (Not Pictured) J. Compton, First Vice-President. 44 �The Honor Council Stimulates an Understanding of the Honor Code The Honor Council was established in 1964 as a standing committee of the Student Council. The members are selected by the students and serve for a period of six months. The purpose of the Honor Council is to promote a constant awareness of the meaning of the Honor Code and to enforce the rules and regulations as stated in the Handbook. The Honor Council functions as the judicial branch of the student government. Members of Honor Council are P. Yeatts, P. Eaton, J. Davis, J. Whitlock, C. Light, all House Representatives. Mrs. M. Shepherd, Advisor, C. Light and J. Whitlock, co-chairmen, discuss several rule infractions. 45 �The Gale Holds l..asting Memories FIRST ROW: R. Quesenberry, Photographer; G. Cary, Freshman Editor; K. White, Sports Editor; SECOND ROW: K. Spencer, Copy Editor; R. Naff, Feature Editor; THlRD ROW: S. Reynolds, Art Editor; B. McNear, Junior Editor; M. Dills, Treasurer ; J. Hess, Subscription Manager (not pictured). "Lost - somewhere between yesterday and today, two golden hours each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered - for they are gone forever. " Have you lost memories that can never be replaced? We, the authors of this book, have gathered our memories of a year in our lives for you to relive and remember. We hope they will be meaningful to you; they are diamonds to us. Co-Editors, Alberta Elkins and Linda Compton discuss new ideas for 1965 Gale. Mrs. B. Ringley, Advisor, and Linda Compton review final copy of Gale . 46 �Extra! Extra! Read The Breeze The staff for The Breeze, chosen annually by popular vote, works together to publish the monthly newspaper. Working on the staff offers the student an opportunity to learn the management of a publication and an opportunity to express her ideas and opinions creatively in writing. The Breeze serves as a means of informal communication between the students, hospital personnel, faculty, and others. News is collected from each department by the reporters who highlight the feature events of each month. The last edition of The Breeze is dedicated to the senior class, Miss J. Harwell, Advisor, and S. Reynolds, Co-Editor, review plans for next edition. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Cales, Sports Editor; J. Nunn, Feature Edit or; B. Matthews, Copy Editor; I. Wexler, Editor; L. Sowers, Business Manager ; P. Yeatts, Art Editor ; S. Reynolds, Associate Editor. 47 �Girls + Work - Team + Fun LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Light; S. Ayers; M. Hyatt; K. White, Co-Captain; R. Naff, Manager; Mrs. Garner, Advisor; NOT PICTURED: Dr, Judy, Coach; L. Compton. Get the ball - girls I Susan Graham 1umps for ball against Roanoke Mem orial Hospital. Coaches - Dr. Judy and Dr. Watts discuss plays with Co- Captain Kitty White. 48 �Cheerleaders Give Team Needed Support FIGHT TEAM FIGHT! R. Naff, Manager; Mrs. G. Garner, Advisor. 49 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Roland , Captain; C . Newman; J. Douthat; M. Pasley; R. Borders, B. McNear. �Glee Club Promotes Music Appreciation FIRST ROW: R. Borders, President, M. Pasle_y, Vice-President. SECOND ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wright, Librarian, S. Graham, Reporter, K. Waldron, Treasurer, K. Spencer, Secretary, M. Eaton, Librarian. The Lewis-Gale Glee Club was organi zed in 1956 to provide an opportunity for students to develop their interests in music. Being a part of such an organization provides the student with a knowledge and appreciation of music, opportunities to visit and sing for various community groups, and a di version from studies and clinical experience. Some of the performances during the year included singing for: the Beta Sigma Phi convention, a Christmas program over Profile on WSLS, the Men's Sunday S~hool Department at Calvary Baptist Church, Capping and Graduation exercises. Forty-two students and one graduate nurse participated in these programs. In anticipation of our merger with the Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing into the CHRV School of Nursing, this year the spring concert included members from the Glee Clubs of both schools. The theme of the spring concert was a musical salute to each of the fifty states. FIRST ROW: G. Cary, D. Hankins, B. Matthews, P. Eaton, D. Wright, J. Workman, B. Cales, K. Spencer. SECOND ROW: B. Laphew, E. Smith, R. Quesenberry, B. Gary, J. Nunn, S. Graham, J. Davis, M. Busic, s. Poole, M. Pasley, J. Baker, J. Compton. THIRD ROW: L. Gates, L. Compton, I. Wexler, R. Borders, S. Reynolds, s. Woodworth, J. Whitlock, K. Waldron, C. Light, S. Ayers, J. Sprinkle . 50 �SILENCE is golden but not in Glee Club practice! Sing, Girls, Sing! I WANT WHAT I WANT when I want it! With patience and purpose, Mrs. Helen Robertson conducts our Glee Club in a never ending way. ANYONE FOR A QUICK ROUND OF MINUETS? Mrs. Christina Graham, pianist for Glee Club, rattles the black and white keys. With strong leadership Mrs. Faye Peters, Advisor, participates in practice and concerts. Glee Club members perform for Candy Stripers Capping Ceremony. 51 �Vesper Club Provides Inspiration FIRST ROW: S. Reynolds, Secretary; D. Roland, President; SECOND ROW: R. Borders, Treasurer; J. Whitlock, Vice-President. Mrs. Stanley, Advisor, and D. Roland, President, discuss plans for program. The Vesper Club, organized in 1954, is an inter-denominational religious organization which encourages each student to participate in worship services. It offers each nursing student an opportunity for spiritual growth and for acquiring a sense of spiritual unity with her fellow students. Since the Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley School of Nursing is now a reality, our students and those from Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing have merged their religious organizations. This merger resulted in noticeably increased membership and fellowship. 1/ FIRST ROW: s. Ayers, J. Workman, G. Cary, P. Eaton, C. Newman. J. Douthat, D. Wright, B. Cales, D. Hankins, B. Matthews. SECOND ROW: K. Spencer, J. Harris, S. Reynolds, W. Hylton, K . Waldron, B. Roland , L. Gates, J. Whitlock, I. Wexler. THIRD ROW: L. Compton, J. Davis, R. Borders, S . Graham, K . White, J. Williams, C. Light, C. Stevens, B. Laphe w. 52 �Mrs. Hagen Is Christmas Princess Each year the student body elects a senior to represent them at the Christmas dance. This is an annual affair given by the hospital for all employees. Each de partment elects a representative as its Christmas princess, and from this group Mrs. Tony Johnson, representing the doctors' offices, was crowned queen. The dance was held December 11, 1964 at the Kazim Temple. 53 �Sue Woodworth Is Miss Student Nurse Annually, Junior students are suggested by the faculty to compete for Miss Student Nurse. A prepared speech is given by each candidate, after which the students elect the one they feel is best qualified. Miss Student Nurse of Lewis-Gale is chosen on the basis of character, citizenship, academic standing, clinical performance, and personality. She represents our school during Student Nurse Week of District VI, SNAV. "Today, Br~dge to T omorrow" - Miss Wood worth presents speech to student body. 54 �Student Activities Throughout the Year Lewis-Gale nursing students participate in District VI Christmas float project. J. Workman tries on the new CHRV cap. Freshmen receive their caps in June. \ These ladies of tQ.e fashl.on world are actually student nurses dressed for the Halloween party. G. Sprinkle, Treasurer of SNA V, holds the silver cup awarded to District VI at the lest convention. This was presented to District VI as The Most Active District. These Seniors .are admiring the graduate cap. 55 �One Day • Ill a When all the troubles of the world confront you And yet the uniform and cap you don And go on duty smiling, ever smiling Remembering the show must carry on, If you can learn to hold your tongue while speaking About the teachers, doctors, nurses, too But rather tell the better virtues in them Remembering the wrongs you sometimes do; 56 �Student's If you can learn to like each person near you Or at least to tolerate their funny ways; If you can learn to keep on ever smiling And where it doesn't hurt - a little praise; If you can help your roommate with her lessons And all the while be wishing you were out And practice patience, such a pleasing virtue Although you feel you'd much more rather shout; Life 57 �If you can come in late some Sunday evening And feel so tired - you can't remember when, And then you find your bed has been shortsheeted But simply strip and make it up again, If you can learn to sacrifice a weekend Because you know there's work you must do Or when you think you're treated quite unjustly And keep the tears for just your bed and you; If you can learn to do these things and others That seem to you so very much more worse And still you love these years of helping, learning; Congratulations! You're a STUDENT NURSE! Author Unknown 58 �59 �CLASS OF 1 9 1 3 (No pi c tur e available) Anna Hankin s Flood . LEFT: CLAS S ES OF 1 9 1 4 , 1 9 15, 1 9 16 Ethel Bliss, Lucy O'Brien, Mary Campbell Foy, Mary McTier Shelby, Rosa Bessant Fuller, Es ther Twigg McLelland. CLASS OF 1 9 17 (No picture available) Virginia Barnette W e lch, Kate Haile, Susie Snyder Bladon, Bert White Clark, Emily Willaner Flowers. RIGHT: CLASS OF 1918 Elizabeth Payne Forman (right); Sallie White Robinson, 1919 (left). CLASS OF 1919 (No picture available) Katherine Day Waynick, Gladys Lucas Leftwich, Mary Peck Kitts, Maude Philpott Horton, Shela Stratton Clark, Inez Trent Owenby, Sallie White Robinson. CLASS OF 192 0 Zelma Mays Landsra th (picture on page 59) is LewisGale's oldest, professionally employed graduate. l. ' ,. ' CLASS OF 1921 (No picture available) Roberta Carder, Pearl Clark Bartholomae, Ethel Dent Hamner, Anne Meek Mickle, Mildred Obenchain Smith, Sallie Taylor, Elizabeth Vincent. ABOVE: CLASS OF 1922 Beulah Buchanan, Lina Griffith, Carrie Jeter Robinson, Lois Leftwick Berger, Ethel Overstreet, Addie Porterfield, Cleopatria Porterfield Morehead, Eva Steward Cronise, Evelyn Whittaker Boswell, Elizabeth King Hall. LEFT: ALUMNI REUNION IN 1 9 52 (Left to right) Alma Stiff Via, 1 93 0; Evelyn W. Boswell, 19 2 2 ; Pearl C. Bartholomae, 1 92 1; Inez T. Owenby, 19 19; Susie S. Bladon, 1 9 17 . 60 �LEFT: CLASS OF 1923 Gwendolyn Bell Crowder, Fay Daniel Bowen, Josephine Gray Dent, Grace Hill, Avis Dunlay Bray, Minnie King Alexander, Annabel Lemon Stuart, Lilian Moore Chantler, Elizabeth Overstreet. BELOW: CLASS OF 1 9 24 Mary Chappell, Jes sie Lum sden Caldwell, Martha Eunice McDowall, Nancy Obenchain, Sarah Stevens Boxley. Also included in this picture are Gwendolyn Bell Crowder, first on left, and Fay Daniel Bowen, second on left; both are of class 1923. ' ..LJ_1 ·::_)tJ_\ ,. I\ - .;;: • ' ABOVE: CLASS OF 1926 Emma Allen Watts, Sarah Bell Moyer, Glenna Boone Ramsey, Mary Cheatam Barker, Marion Harding Little, Willie Hurt Manlove, Lucille Jones Myland, Elizabeth Laphew Bowman, Mat· tie Litton, Vivienne Mays Wood, Ida Moore, Ada Smith. RIGHT: CLASS OF 1925 Lena Dudley, Cynthia Mays Britts, Nora Mays, Alice Dudley Moseley, Ruby Ratcliffe Kinzer, Catherine Thompson Tridell, Cecille Stuart. 61 �LEFT: CLA SS OF 19 2 7 Ola Blanke nship Cl a r kson, Ge or g i a Fil es Hal e , Ge n ev i eve Gille n wa t e r Manl e y, The lm a H a rl e ss S ta nl e y, Clytie Jame son N a ff, I vy Ma y s Ba 11, A lma McMana wa y Dillon. RIGHT: CLASS OF 1928 Virginia Bell Baldock, Gertrude Cole Whitehead, Byrd Finney Nappier, Nannie Markham Tyler, Lucille Smith Mitchell. LEFT: CLASS OF 1929 Mary Covington, Virginia Cummings Light, Mary Farmer St. Clair, Virgie Firth Laper, Mamie Hite Baker, Naomi Horton Basham, Edna Hubbard Small, Lucille Kinzer Brown, Mary Kinzer Correll, Bessie Meredith Graham, Virginia Quillan Crawford, Marie Sword Stultz, Marcell White Harris. RIGHT: CLASS OF 1929 Class Reunion picture made 1939 at tenth anni versary. 62 �RIGHT: CLASS OF 193 0 Irene Hampton , Ma rie Maupin, Loui s ~ Bra y? Bea tric e Mea d or, Ka te Cross, Marga ret Mess m e r, Na nnie Taylor, Ann a Pri ce , Alina Via, Virgini a Mc Crutchen, Ruth La wing, Mabel Wood. LEFT: CLASS OF 1931 Tatum Stull, Catherine Walton, Irma Bricker, Mary Leftwich, Lucille Eames, Eleanor Brown, Dora Nelms, Ella Well, Lo.rise Hartley, Helen Spencer, Annie Mccraw, Mary Farmer, Mary Linkous, Nettie Halliday, Elizabeth Price, ida Scott, Edith Carey, Frances Cannady, Frances Witten. CLASS OF 1932 (No picture available.) Eileen Conner, Louise Eames, Frances Hom, Elizabeth Shute, Virginia Peake, Virginia Herman, Alice Guilliams, Elizabeth Chilton. RIGHT: CLASS OF 1933 Katherine Weatherford, Rosalind Woody, Frances Renner, Thora Ayers, Agnes Bishop, Ellen Wilson, Virginia Winstead, Elizabeth Boone, Ella Vail, Elizabeth Martin, Jane Allen, Lucille Creasy. 63 �RIGHT: CLASS OF 1934 Mary Bryant, Elizabeth Nelms, Gillie Cogswell, Hazel Barger; Ora Perdue, Ruby Johnson, Mary Via, Maggie Murphy, Agnes Lester, Gladys Robertson, Anna Reid, Lillian Webb, Clara Atkins, Hazel Lamb, Anna Hutson. LEFT: CLASS OF 1935 Audrey Noell, Claudine Bowers, Margaret Myer, Edna Welch, Beulah Ferris, Mary Reynolds, Evelyn Lewis, Stella Bradley, Nelle Spinks, Blanche Reid, Clara Hayden. Picture made at Alumni Reunion in 1959. BELOW: CLASS OF 1937 Jean Higgason, Eva Legg, Annie Thomas, Gleda Bailey, Anne Murphy, Mary Housel, Fannie Thomas, Annie Foster. .ABOVE: CLASS OF 1936 Virginia Adams, Bertha Thornhill, Maida Robinson, Thelma Dehart, Hester Braden, Dorothy Mccown, Katherine McClintock, Frances Walters, Nanie Leroy, Dorothy fest, Della Willis, Juanita Bishop. 64 �C LA SS OF 1938 (No pic tur e ava ilable) Ma r g aret Sea rs, Frances C a passo, Sarah Mays, Virginia Chipman, Hazel Karnes, Ma ri e Fitz parrick, Fay Powe ll, Kathryn Streem, Frances Long, Ella Teass, Lowell T ay l or, N ev a Johnsoo, Blanche Ha ggy. Nannie Franklin, Mildred Crouch, Evelyn Allen, Lena Spe nc e r, Annie Grayson. LEFT: CLASS OF 1939 Anna Crockett, Mary Burnette, Margaret Burks, Edith Zimmerman, Nina Evans, Elizabeth Lafferty, Ethel Fleisher, Virginia Ferguson, Thelma Claud, Virginia Evans. ..•••••••'' BELOW: CLASS OF 1941 Ruth Th.urman, Bertha Cross, Ruth Ho6bs, Sara Whitlock, Katherine Cofer, Eunice Proffitt, Irene Burns, Reba Tuck, Elizabeth Wright, Virginia Lunceford, Elsie Young, Evelyn DelViccio, Beatrice Bostain, Eliza Taylor, Anna Dillon, Mary Slicer, Ruth Jernell, Marcella Whitlock, Ruth Williamson, Evelyn Riley, Phyllis Zimmerman. ABOVE: CLASS OF 1940 Maude Lee, Flora Hamilton, Nancy Couselman, Kathleen Epperson, Dorothy Brown, Grace Pulley, Mary Carter, Doris Taylor, Margaret Kroll, Sallie Ingram, Margaret Johnson, Elizabeth Haskin s, Chris tine Martin, Margaret Shafer, Angelina Holding, Letty S hropshire , Christine Kessler, Mary Belcher, Delphia Lepisto, Mildred Johnson, Ruby Chaffin. 65 �CLASS OF 1942 (No picture available.) Elmyra Mitchell, Hazel Morris, Helena Young, Carene Gurley, Virginia Carriker, Evelyn Miller, Ellen Vaught, Miriam Murray, Elizabeth Haag, Mary Danford, Virginia Roberts, Wilma Suthers, Bonnie Holliday, Merle Luck, Mary Gaudie, Ellen Winfield, Ada Keller, Frances Scaggs, Beverly Armbuster, Pearl Williams, Alma Williams. Class of 1943 (No picture ava ilable.) Helen Howell, Dana Morga n, Selma Bartley, Virginia William s, Mary Z e iber, Nancy Ware, Lindell Fuller, Elsi e Novack, Alene Farr, Evelyn Kunz , Mary Kane, Edith Overstreet, Opal Merric ks, Edith Elmore, June Houseman, Dorothy Reve re, Eli z abeth Bowman, Lee Frisbee , Moze lle Waynick, Jacqueline Weitzel, Gertrud e Burns, Marie Hicks. <;..;',-·~·-·--·"'"' 41e~r--~.:---.-....__. , •.. :.----~a~-~ £"""c; .. ABOVE: CLASS OF 1944 Ann Faquharson, Elizabeth Simmons, Geneva Agee, Louise Morrison, Maxine Francis, Audrey Hard, Dora DeBuoco, Mary Huddleston, Sadie Miller, LaReece Erba, Virginia Lawson; Mary Helvestine, Grace Poff, Emily Michaels, Mildred Gilbert, Ruth Huddleston, Dorothy Lansdale, Gladys Coggins, Lucille Turner, Mary Hardt, Mary Williams, Pauline Dooley, Jane Brown, Virginia Johnson. CLASS OF 1945 (No picture available) Nancy Marcum, Gay Conyers, Ann Murray, Eloise Caldwell, Evelyn Poole, Doris Dubel, Louise Cau"' dill, Ruth Zarback, Virginia Berliner, Rheba Semenkovich, Katherine Hancock, Edith Blankenship, Eloise Hambrick, Isabelle Spencer, Lucy Brooks, Elizabeth Perdue, Elizabeth Dillon, Virginia Slagle, Mary Harrell, Elizabeth Lester, Frances Keener, Marion Baker, Marie Cassell, Mary Turner, Jean Goodson, Nancy Smith, Lucille Gleason, Marian Hall, Nancy Jessie, Ima Musser, Agnes Lazenby, Marion Blakley. 66 �RIGHT: CLASS \ OF ' 19 46 CLASS OF 1946 Betty Michaels, Bea trice Cronise, Lucy Mann, Stella Troutt, Rebecca Plant, Lena Worley, Janet Lambert, Meta Little, June Hawthorne, Doris Miller, Katherine Magann, Gladys Huff, Polly Grubb, Beulah Bradford, Faye Vass, Ruth Keister, Ann Macon, Ardith Cipcic, Barbara Wilkerson, Margaret Lamie, Jimmy Wajick, Iva Speranza, Mildred Porterfield, Mary Clifton, Frances Thagrad, Nellie Cabler, Fannie Walker, Ethel Wilkerson, Sallie McKelbey, Sarah Hanks, Nancy Gibson, Reba Baker, Evelyn Deyerle, Nancy Perella, Louise Elmore, Zenith Lappa, Janet Colwell, Ida Bryan, Margaret Hamm, Elizabeth Painter. - · ~~ CLASS OF 19 47 (No picture available) Juanita Roche, Pauline Kepley, Mildred Haynes, Lettye Mccue, Elva Hylton, Virginia Meado ws, Evelyn Johnson, Virginia Lewis, Nancy Etter, Leiva Craig, Hope Cluverius, Mary Kervensky, Carolyn Hawkins, Sarah Harris, Reba Ellis, Elizabeth McKee, Lucy Edwards, Ocie Strawn, Ruby Herbert, Lois Marnn, Nancy Dolan, Marjorie Fleshmen, Mary Butt, Vera Church, Ruth Holmes, Sarah Atkinson, Doris Lisa, Sarah Wright, Lillian Patsel, Reba Boyd, Helen Crafford, Mary Carr, Catherine Malcolm, Shirley Riggin, Kathleen Ayers, Helen Sine, Lou Wilson, Lois McDaniel, Hazel Murensky, Mary Hampton, Dorothy Belcher, Mary Turner, Betty Sizemore, Garnett Owens. LEFT: CLASS OF 1946 67 �/ I ABOVE: CLASS OF 1948 Ruby Krause, Jean Day, Jean Radford, Lee Huff, Helen Carroll, Peggy Burton, Ernestine Anderson, Jackie Long, Sue Hughes, Ruby Trout, Mary Mccluer, Elenor McCueless, Lois Hayden, Elizabeth Foster, Joann Guadaqubli, Mae Dunn, Loretta McKeitchen, Muriel Dillon, Anna Gravely, Sarah Angle, Janis McClanahan, Betty Craig, Jewel Osborne, Audrey Humphreys, Estelle Porter Harmon, Hetty Ammen, Frances Calloway, Shirley Southall, Pearl Love, Lavinia Shelton, Elizabeth Jessee, Ruth Gibson, Edna Turner, Doris Pennington, Daisy Moore, Frances Cook, Marie Eimers, Lee Gilsdorf, Ada Shelton. ABOVE: CLASS OF 1949 Elaine Padgett, Elizabeth Powell, Betty Griffin, Lucil~ Bouchard, Lou Tower, Elizabeth Bennett, Anne Allen, Lou Sutton, Jean Bounds, Marie Bryant, Helen Nestor, Anne Obenchain, Jane Jones, Harriette Robertson, Mary Mauller, Charlotte Broyles, Ann Hilton, Louise Thacker, Juanita Cromer, Ruby DeWitt. LEFT: CLASS OF 1950 JQne Smith, Lois Flora, Josephine Hoover, Louise Hen derli te, Geraldine Williams, Lois Judd, Anne Stancil, Mary Denton, Mae Lyle, Lee Stuart, Mabel Wolford, Jean Hedrick, Ann Caldwell, Fay Proulx, Evelyn Stanley, Margaret Rosen, Nancy Kelly, Iris DeWilde, Marie Rhodes, Mary Firebaugh. 68 �LEFT: CLASS OF 1951 Delores Poff, Frankie Blodgett, Nannie Beaver, 1 Phyllis Bateman, Barbara Boyce, Juanita Gardner, Mary Marshall, Evelyn Hurd, Nancy Sweeney, Phyllis Huges, Catherine Wells, Annette Cook, Nancy Schultz, Juanita Thurman, Lela Sink, Betty O'Connor, Frances Parker, Bettie Arthur, Dorothy Stone, Mary Osbourn, Dona Parr, Carlene Cadd, Willie Ferris, Alta Woodward, Delphinia Hogan. ) . t Paige Jennin gs , Nancy Henderson, Ruth Edward s, Ruth Maphis, Margare t Elmore, Beny C ass ell, Nita Stinnett, Helen Richardson, Mary Lyon, Re gena Hancock, Alice Sutherland, Joyce Nicholi, Hazel Deaton, Beverly Brenneman, Ma vis Huff, Ora Martin, Bettie Kinder, Florence Daugherty, Mildred Ap gar, Freda Hall, Gloria Carter, Fairy Jones, Charlotte Burgess , Ida Snell, Oma McNeill, Guida Tolly. _ ,, ~,~ - ~ ~: ~ ·1 I ~ -- 1; ll . -~ ' LEFT : CLASS OF 1953 Dorothy Alred , Betty Carter, Phyllis Jones, Bettye Yancy, Eleanor Richardson, Laura Brews ter, Elaine Howbert, Mary Climie, Patricia Muse, Grac e Lotts, Mary Griss o, Dorothy Parry, Nancy Riverbark, Sylvia Plasters, Norm a Wirt, Maxine Reed, Mary Vaughn, Mary Basinger, Alice Richardson, Char ma ine Vaught, Joan Vermillion, Ruth Cox, Peggy Linos, Betty Huddleston , .- 69 �,_., ~ - - . ~~ - '· -,,, Ii~~~~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ .f-1' ·h )-~ ABOVE: CLASS OF 1954 Norma Vest, Alice Perry, Eleanore Goldstein, Betty Colemen, Nancy Armbrister, Virginia Storey, Louise Terry, Patricia Battan, Mary Lambdon, Charlotte Fowler, Dorothy Basham, Betty Stowe, Betty Pugh, Lydia Vest, Sylvia Echols, Grace Nicholis, Betty Meyers, Nancy Vann, Clara Johnson. Y f ' . I \ I \ ' ABOVE: CLASS OF 1955 Patsy Saville, Helen Sandridge, Mary McCord, Helen Koon, Patsey Turner, Mary Hutchinson, Louvena Anderson, Barbara Thornhill, Patricia Sandridge, Rebecca Dalton, Evelyn Glass, Frances Delbridge, Iris Moore, Elizabeth Cole. I ' " ... - " ABOVE: CLASS OF 1956 Joyce Stomatos, Mabel Zimmerman, Leona Coker, Bonnie Ford, Rosa Hall, Katherine Burks, Roberta Rogers, Shirley Monfesi, Shirley Sanphillipo, Barbara Fralin, Joyce Berry, Carol Williams, Mary Watts, Glenna Collins, Mary Overstreet, Ina Forbes, Carol Wray, Shirley Overstreet, Martha Ramsey, Dixie Runyon, Sara Price, Shirley Cox, Helen Burks, Marlene Hyinstall . 70 BELOW: CLASS OF 1957 Lorene Alred, Irene Apgar, Lois Lipes, Sylvia Clark, Barbara Henson, Roberta Lee, Elizabeth Thomas, Peggy Sword, Mary Munoz, Shirley Murray, Betty Obenschain, Shelby Deltoro, Maureen Shaw, Sonia Snodgrass, Lina Pring, Sina Cromer, Patricia Thompson, Carolyn Reid, Edith Vernon, Joyce Crozier. �CLASS OF 1958 Dale Moore, Rosalie Kuenzel, Mary Camper, Nancy Blackburn, Charlotte White, Shelby Combs, Sarah Graham, Betty Caywood, Bernise Doran, Violet Harter, Nayota Gusler, Shirley Keffer, Anne Stiff, Annabelle Meadows, Bettie Musser, Charlotte Walker, Nina Richardson, Nettie Saul, Virginia Stewart, Jo Tabor, Bethany Vaughan, Janice Walker, Jane Webb, CLASS OF 1959 Wanda Atkins, Ameta Austin, Mary Stickney, Peggy Bower, Beulah Chang, Phyllis Lotts, Joyce Griffith, Mary Brillhart, Eleanor Duff, Lillian Dennis, Joy Marks, Shelby Phipps, Ruby McLaughlin, Alva Rucher, Gloria. Nickelson, Belva Nunn, Virginia Ware, Sara Rakestraw, Betty Staggs, Gladys Flora, Shelby Via, Martha Bunch, Betty Rogers, Janice Webb, Sara Caelahan, Peggy Wood. CLASS OF 1960 Patricia Shaffner, Sondra Brooks, Irene Tribbett, Clara Burnette, Martha Emick, Mildred Graham, Judy Hale, Nancy Harper, Ruby Neitze, Marolyn Montgomery, Sheila Lancaster, Margaret Shepherd, Donola Nininger, Wanda Snow, Patsy Harris, Eleanor Ammar, Phyllis Rushing, Judith Shrader, Barbara Turner, Alta Vaughn, Lillian Bryant. CLASS OF 1961 Martha Banks, Wanda Brown, Shirley Layman, Mary Firebaugh, Margaret Watson, Phyllis Horton, Sandra Maiole, Gloris Broyles, Rhoda Parker, Linda Lucas, Linda Fields, Nellie Rodgers, Glenna Shelor, Betsy Stinnett, Marjorie Sumner, Ernestine Thornton, Mary Wade, Edna Yeatts. 71 �LEFT: CLASS OF 1962 Sherry Harrison, Sue Boone, Shirley Brewer, Betty Clowers, Geneva Cox, Joyce Dehart, Sue Hilton, Virginia Fish, Wilma Francis, Janice Lester, Pamela Miller, Phyllis Montgomery, Jerry Osborne, Mary Plasters, Ruth Benedetti, Sandra Clauss, Ann Ridner, Andrea Myers . t ; ,, • ! . ) RIGHT: CLASS OF 1963 Maxine Carmoney, Barbara Harrison, Shirley Firebaugh, Frances Cooper, Martha DeHart, Sandra Elliott, Doris Fainter, Nancy Hall, Lana Kibbey, Janet Tuck, Nancy Brown, Rita Roberts, Patricia Smith, Pat Henry Smith, Nancy Sparks, Betty Wheeler, Juanita Whorley. LEFT: CLASS OF 1964 Deloris Dalton, Sandra Denton, Betty Gardner, Kathryn Chrisley, Sheila Lusk, Peggy Hale, Patsy Hall, Patsy Hobson, Diane McDaniel, Dana McGee, Linda Rogers, Rita StClair, Jeanne Sexton, Judith Smith, Dolores Vaught, Bonnie Wade. The staff wishes to thank Mrs. Edna Small and Mrs. Thelma Stanley for their cooperation in making thi s section possible. 72 �Interns Spell Service RIGHT TO LEFT: Dr. Augusto Tesoro, Dr. Khalid Mahmood, Dr. John Palkot, Dr. Martin Judy, Dr. Viagio Colucci Who is on the house? Page Dr • . . ? How many times each day are these questions asked? Our interns devote many hours to the service of the patients. Not only do they care for patients in the emergency room but also work with each doctor's patients while on separate rotation. Our interns, on occasion, lecture students. Some have served as coaches of the student basketball teams and are avid supporters. Dr. Judy gives final instructions to K. White, Co-Captain of the basketball team. Shoot! Shoot! Yells Dr. Tesoro. ! M. Black and M. Moellar assist Dr. Mahmood in the Emergency Room. 73 �Our Patrons Dr. Paul Davis Dr. Homer Bartley . Mr. David Williamson Dr. Richard Fisher Dr. C. D. Nofsinger Dr. Edwin J. Palmer Dr. John Walke Miss Lavinia Duncan Dr. Fred Davis Dr. J. Crow gey Dr. E. B. Neal Dr. E. W. Watts Dr. Harry B. Stone Dr. Richard Newton Dr. Ridgeway-Hull Dr. W. L. Sibley, II Mr. and Mrs. Walker Nelms Mr. and Mrs . W. B. S mall Dr. Julien H . Meyer Dr. Luther J. Hamlett Dr. W. R. Whitman, Jr. Dr. P. A. Wallenbom Dr. Keith Edmunds Dr. Allen Barker Dr. Paul Forth Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith Without your contributions, this publication would not have been possible. To each of you, we send a very special thank-you from the Gale Staff and the entire student body of Lewis-Gale Hospital School of Nursing. Senior Statistics SHARON AYERS - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 3; Class Secretary 1, 2; Class Reporter 3; SNA Second Vice-President 3; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3. JOANN BAKER - SNA Secretary 2; SNA President 3; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3 - President 2 - Program Committee l; Cheerleader 1, 2; House Representative l; President Preclinical Class; Class President l; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; State Finance Committee 3; Faculty Representative to NSNA Convention 1; "Miss Student Nurse" Candidate 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; SNAV Convention 3; SNA Workshop 1; Student Welfare Committee 2, 3. DELORES BASHAM - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vesper Club 1, 2; Scrapbook Committee 3. ROXIE BORDERS - Glee Club 1, 2, 3 - Pre sident 3; Cheerleader 1, 3; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3 - Secretary 2 - Treasurer 3; Historian of Class 2. LINDA COMPTON - Glee Club 2, 3; Vesper Club 2, 3; Basketball 3; Business Manager of~2; Co-Editor of ~3; By-Laws Committee 2; Miss Student Nurse 2; Recruitment Committee, District VI, SNA V 2 - President 3; Policies Committee, District VI, SNAV 2; State Convention Delegate 2; Talent Show, State Convention 2. MARY DILLS - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vesper Club 1, 2 - Reporter 2; Gale Staff Treasurer 3; SNAV Public Relations Committee 2, 3; Miss Student Nurse Candidate; Student Council l; Acting Chairman, Social Committee 2. ALBERT A ELKINS House Representative 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Gale Staff 2, 3 - Co-Editor 3; Class Historian l; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Curriculum Evaluation 2; Graduation Committee 3; Executive Board 3. LINDA GATES - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vesper Club 1, 74 - - - -- - - �Senior Statistics 2, 3; Class Historian 3; Class Scrapbook Committee 3; Chairman Projects Committee 3; Decoration Committee for Senior Banquet 2, SANDRA HAGEN - Glee Club 1, 2, 3 - Librarian l; Vesper Club 1, 2 - Treasurer l; Nomina,tions Committee 1; SNAV, District VI, Nominations Committee 2; SNAV Recruitment Committee 3; Preclinical Achievement Award l; Vice-President Psychiatric Affiliation Class 2; SNAV, District VI, Float Committee 3; Student Candidate for Snow Queen 3. VONDA JOHNSTON Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Finance Committee l; Scrapbook Committee 3. BETTY LAPHEW Glee Club 1, 2 , 3; Student Coun~il 2; Social Committee 1; Class President 2. CAROLYN LIGHT' - Glee Club 1, 2, 3 - Treasurer 1; Vesper Club 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Honor Council 2, 3 - Co-Chairman 3; SNA First Vice-President 2; District Finance Committee 2; Voting Delegate, State Convention 2; Library Com-· mittee 2, 3; Bulletin Board Committee 1, 2, 3; House Representative 1, 2, 3; Handbook Committee Chairman 2; First Vice-President Student Body, Spring Grove State Hospital. RITA NAFF - Glee Club 1, 2 - Vice-President 2; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3 - Prograi;n Committee 2; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 1, Feature Editor Gale 2, 3; Student Nurse Week Committee, District VI, SNAV 2 - Chairman Student Nurse Week Dance 2; SNA Finance Committee l; SNA Nomination Committee 2; Finance Committee, District VI, SNAV; Basketball Team Manager 2, 3. BARBARA O'LOUGHLIN - Freshman Editor Gale l; Chairman Social Committee 1, 2. DONEITA ROLAND - Glee Club 1, 2; President Vesper Club 3; Chairman Nominations Committee 3; Student Welfare Committee 3; Cheerleader 2, 3 - Co-Captain 3. BARBARA SOWERS - Glee Club 1, 2; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3 - Secretary l; Student Council 2; Basketball 1, 2; Resolutions, District VI, SNAV; Breeze Staff - Business Manager 3; Student Nurse Week Dance Committee, District VI. GERALDINE SPRINKLE - Student Representative to Curriculum Evaluation l; Treasurer of Preclinical Class; Treasurer - Freshman Class, SNA 2, SNAV 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vesper Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Candidate for "Miss Student Nurse" 2; Finance Committee of District VI 2; Attended SNAV Workshop in Richmond 2; Chairman of SNAV Finance Committee 3; Attended SNAV convention 3; Acting Secretary SNA 3; Student Council 2, 3. KATHERINE WALDRON - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3; Class Reporter l; Class Secretary 3; ~Staff 1, 2 - Copy Editor 2;' Rule Book Committee; Babysitting committee. ILEEN WEXLER - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3; Breeze Copy Editor 1 - Associate Editor 2 - Editor 3; Chairman Big Sister-Little Sister Committee 2; Chairman Program Commi.ttee for JuniorSenior Banquet; Class Reporter 2. JOAN WHITLOCK - Basketball 1, 2, 3 - Co-Captain 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Council 3 - President 3;- Class Vice-President 3; Vesper Club 1, 2, 3; Social Committee; House Representative 3; ~Staff 1 - Business Manager 1. PRISCILLA WOOD - Glee Club l; social Committee 2 ; Honor Council 2; Vesper Club. 75 �������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Gale Subject The topic of the resource Lewis-Gale School of Nursing Description An account of the resource The Gale was the annual for Lewis-Gale School of Nursing. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lewis-Gale School of Nursing Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Gale 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Lewis-Gale School of Nursing Description An account of the resource The Gale was the annual for Lewis-Gale School of Nursing. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lewis-Gale School of Nursing Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Gale1965