James Walker Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Epitome Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1944 volume:

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WE HAVE MADE FRIENDS, GAINED COURAGE AND FAITH FOR THE FUTURE, AND BENEFITTED BY THE GUIDANCE OF OUR SUPERIORS. MAY THESE MEMORIES, REPRESENTIVE OF OUR EXPER- IENCESQ KEEP ALIVE OUR DAYS AT JAMES WALKER. LL1 POWLLL, Editor ig? +11 THIE NIIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the pres- ence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my pro- fession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mis- chievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, ann' devote myself to the welfare of those com- mitted to my care. THEY WALK She walks-ibe nurse in wbife, at night To see if pafienfs sleep, To every room, beside earl? lied The nigh! waleb dofb she keep. She wallzs-fbe nurse in blneg up bills, Down valleys dark and deep, In slorfns tba! beaf againsf ber will Her nigh! wafela dofb she keep. She zvalks-in sjlirif ufifb a ligbf Wfbere soldiers eunnof sleep. All ibrongb lbe long and Ironbled nigbl Her genfle wafeb flofb keep. They walk--wifla radiant faces brigbi, Eaeb sbeparrless of sheep. In garments tba! are spotless white They fold us in for sleep. -MARIE CHARLO'TTE BUCKLEY TO THOSE DOCTORS AND NURSES FROM JAMES WALKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WHO ARE NOW SERVING OUR COUNTRY WE DEDICATE THE EPITOME OF 1944 rx... 5 Z3 TS ZWJ XT X f F...-q.,Y..., ,W W., , M- 'M CAMPUS SCCIENJES x'3 'ar 'ln I ,W 11 I, A .. . . . . L A U' , SSSS f S J k W- 0...W.-,rm M' f -' ' 3 My ,I A ,, W 1 ' ' ' ' .. - . ,V . W, H. . 4-mf.,wwfv.wm.4-mann y i A CAMPUS SCCIENIES Q 9 Av ' 1' A 4 it aw' ar CAMPUS SCENES f l r i I l I 021+ f,,,m i QM f' if X 7 www .E Evil l if l V ',: 'Z 1 n l.......,..., ,. M i ii owl ii A i MISS BEADIE E. BRITT, R. N. Director of Nurses, James Walker Memorial Hospital Wilmington, N. C. MR. CHARLES W. MANGUM Superintendent of Hospital -' MISS LQUISE YOUNT, R. N., A. B. i james XValker Memorial Hospital, XVilmington, N. C. Lenoir Rliync College, Hickory, N. C. MISS ELEANOR M. STEPHENS, R. N Blodgott Memorial Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan i Uh.. wp S 5 -P- V bl is Imff I0 rigfll- s :X , SUPIEIRQVHSOIPIS .mrs fr' 1: . A nw I 'vvl j 9 ww? A K N . 2 ,ox K PQ ,Wh 5 Front row-Miss Sudic Wilkinis, Miss Eloise XVclls, Miss Alma Boyd Mrs Violut Polio t Second row-Mrs. Dorotliy Moore, Miss Jettie Long, Mrs. Louise Hayduk Mrs Flossic Xogp IINTIERNIES if P Q 3 DR, SPANN DR. SINGLETERRY Du. LAWRENCF DR. LESLIE DIUETARY DIEPAIRITMIIENT .J- V ff Miss MARGARET TULL Miss FLNTON WOODWARD Miss OBLDA BOYD Qcbivff LABORATORY TIECCHNIICCIIANS Miss EDNA Woom' M159 MAIKIELLA vl7lLLIAMSON Miss PLNLLOPE JENKINS GENERAL DUTY NURSES Firsf ron'-Miss Leona Lanier, Mrs. Jean Brock, Mrs. Nellie Sullivan, Miss Virginia Britt, Mrs. Lillian Rice, Miss Juanita Hurley. Svromf ron'-Miss Annette Rackley, Mrs. Helen Geis, Mrs. Adeline Mayo, Mrs. Violet Alexander. Tbirzl rou'-Mrs. Gratcli, Miss Faye Featherstone, Miss Myrtle Beck, Miss Martha Annas, Mrs. Helen Dornbas. IEPIITOMUE STAFF X M . ju, L Q. Xt Y an X1 Rf, :ff ff Lrfl fo right- Fronl rou'-Ann Milton, Business Managerg Thelma Warters, Assistant Advertising Managerg Kathleen Davis, Art Editor: Tony Hines, Photographerg Frances Carr, Historian. Las! row-Nina Scott, Testatorg Gieula Fulcher, Assistant Business Managerg Marie Rhodes, Typistg Grace Taylor, Assistant Art Editorg Lei Powell, Editorg Marguerite Johnson, Assistant Editor, Cleo Hall, Prophetg Frances Smith, Advertising Manager, Margaret Carroll, Assistant Business Manager. eniors 5 SIENIIUR OIFIFIICIERS -Q' 2 1 x ' 41 v 4 f KATHLEEN DAVIS MARGUERITE JOHNSON THEONA HINES Prcsialent Sr'trelary-Trzfasurm' Viff'-Presirlcut fe R J SPONSORS 'W 'R+5ZA 4 .9 X t . 2 . DR. JERRE FREEMAN Medical College of Virginia, . ziia f' ,Q NZM-9' ,f fs Eye, Ear Infirmary of New York, N. Y. Memorial, Richmond, Va. MRS. VIOLET POLVOGT, R. N Levi Memorial Hoepital, National Park, Arkansasg U. S. Public Hcaltlm Clinic DRUSILLA MCIfAClPIl:,Il N V i w I P A I r I I I I L....., .,,, , .. MASCCCOTS mr ..L, , CHARLES GRAHAM, ja E avi FR ANCES CAR R Faison, N. C. NQIlif'f rrzimlx nzmmf ln' 1n'1'1vlc'.x'vzl or frigfJf1'm'J but nzmi go ou in forlum' or uzixforlnm- af flavin' own jvrirafv puff. HYACYNTH DEVANE Loris, S. C. I'Iuu' umzll u pdff nf filllt' llwy xfnzrr who urn xo lL'071tll'01lX szwvf :zmf fair. in 1 i 4 -nn v -, ,V,,?. ,x, ,ECM , 13 .f 3 f? W. 1 Q J I 1 , Eb 2 . X Yi .7, N SF- j , W .. MARGUFRITF JOHNSON Houkcrtun, N. C. Vw uulkx In Ivvulzly likv ffnz' night NINA SCOTT New Bern, N. C. Ami I ll.'0l!Ill fha! my lougm' VOIIILII ulfcr fb: fllllllgllfi ffm! arm' in mv. . if ff ' Ww m HAZEL SMITH Rice, Va. Gin' mf' fifnwly or give' mf' rlralbf' GENEVA NVATTS Tabor City, C. Tbric'1' ix bc arnml ffm! bus Mx l1IlLIl'l't'1 iII.Nf.H 4i gt S' X K l P OAQ4 'f:.-'N MARGARET CARROLL Bolton, N. C. Sn ,xzzwf u fum' in all ffm! Ifmfl buff Ill'1'L'P' 116011. KATHLEEN DAVIS Burgaw, N. C. Hail lo Ibm' blylb spirilf' 4' MAR-IORIE FLMORE Kinston, N. C. F 'TVIII' 1111110111 joiflwl wifb Jilrljvlvllvxs. DORIS FLOXVERS Goldsboro. N. C. XVilfJ Ib-3' flmzr kvwz i0-j'tIlIl'l', Itlllglllll' 111117101 K., J AX K 1' , Q 0 J? WW, ,M 2 kz l GIEULA FULCHFR Atlantic, N. C. Tn krvp my Sf41lllltlI'KlN high: In fiful my zwzrfz tlllll :ffl il. CLEO HALL Burlington, N. C. Thou u'fJrm' vxfvrior Xl'llIb14Illl't' zfofb Ifvliv fby - - H muh lUIUIl'll.Nlf-Y. I fe l M AGNETA HAMM Warrcnton, N. C. Tberc' ix 11 qlzcxf ibm' falls mv. TONY HINES Faison, N. C. SfJ1' fmfflx u'ifl1i11 bw' gvuflv bumlx ffm' qllirl '11 le! gif! of lI7'l'dlI1X.H www ! s i 1 . 1 I M Fm IZSTEN JOHNSON Wallace, N. C. Gi1w' lo lbv lL'0P'I1l flu' bm! fluff you fJuz'1': an My lun! will frmlv buff: I0 you. DORIS MANN New Port, N. C. Yun will jIlXf lfu' fbing I bojml -you ll'0ll1t1 say, uml IIIKHIIL' un' bvlivrr Ibaf you IIll'l1IIf il. Jf 'r w E 1 X 1 I . W i 1 x V w I l ia I n JOYCE MASON Atlantic, N. C. Eugr'r fo gmpplv bzlIH1,X wilb lifc'. ANN MILTON Hopewell, Va. From l.'UlIIIll'0HIiX1' uml fbilllqw lmlf nlollv, Krvp llll' wifb slrrn ami xflzllboru fnriJl'. l I l I I l i I I 45'-Elly V175 -'wil-4-1 'K 'E gr' HAZEL LEI POWELL Kannapolis, N. C. r'NtlIIIt' mr not zrilb Ibn' l?'f'ft'dl'6'4l. Tomormu' again, I bvgirzf' HARRIIQTTE NORRIS Kline, S. C. A zinlvl lu' 41 zzmxw xfom' lmlf f1iflu'wl from 1' UW. ,- W9' ' 1 QA. R BA' MARIE RHODES New Born, N. C. ilu in flnxw grmzf linzrx ,mtl fm: Vl't'L'lll0.'lI,S C'l'0lL'l1i71g hour. w IRENE PULLIAM Ridgcville, N. C. A quid mimi' ix l'ft'l.7l'l' ffmn L1 r:'ozL'r1. Q99 F J. L11 In lb uuy full. MADGE ROBBINS Wfilmington, N. C. ru fn' Il!! aml Joing u'ilfJ L1 bvurl ,xx HI xlri ALICE SMITH Albemarle, N. C. slmzm' zvifb IIOIIPQ for vom' was uxorlfa nl ff Jams M K. w mi fi? FRANCES SMITH Portsmouth, Va. A golf!!-11 roinf, lowly lvcfyoml all l1l'L'lllI1iIlZau GRACE TAYLOR Greenville, N. C. l'11liw1c'z' is lzilfvr but ily fruit xzvevi MW-gf M,,. Wg Q Q3 AGNES WILLIAMS Tabor City, N. C. liml11rur1u', formigbf, xfrcrlgtfa, um! xkill THELMA W'ARTIifRS Nvilmington, N. C. 'X IIIUVV-'1' lwarl gon uff lbw 1fuj'. Q JV x aw NSW A, ,A ,W 3 YI Q- 'f JOYE WISE Thomasville, Ga. Thr' qlmfify Of nzvrry ix noi Sffllillfll. n DORIS WCODCOCK Atkinson, N. C. Sfu1JnzL' of muzoyulzn' 111'zu'r 0111110 man' Ibm Wg KJ A CLASS HISTORY Tempus fugitl' Can it be that just three years ago our little group set sail for james Walker Memorial to unite in the profession of nursing? On January thirty-first and on August thirty-first of nineteen hundred and forty-one our class was greeted at the Nurses' Home by our Director of Nurses and by veteran students of six months training. From that moment we started wgfkjng toward the first goal-our caps. The first six months having passed and our caps firmly anchored on our heads Qthose were the good ole days when bobbie pins were plentifulj we stopped attending classes from nine A. M. until five P. M. and spent more time in actual nursing. Mrs. Chase placidly accepted our neglect, probably knowing that her leisure would be short-livedg for preclinical students, like bad pen- nies , are always turning up. Our Freshman year found us making new friends, acquiring broader knowledge and becoming adjusted to our new routineg and what adjustment! Our seniors must have been frequently amused when one of us would dash madly down to the Diet Kitchen and ask for the diathermy or blithely hand Dr. Robertson the pick-ups from a lysol solution when he wanted sterile thumb- forceps. We were successfully launched upon our junior year by election of class officers as follows: President-Lei Powellg Vice-President, Kathleen Davisg Secretary-Treasurer-Marguerite johnson. At this time narrow black bands, which we jokingly referred to as our ratings were added to our caps. Dr. Jerre Freeman and Mrs. Violet Polvogt were chosen as -our sponsors. They gallantly responded by inviting us on a hayride and weiner roast. What matter that the horses were unable to storm the hill and we crawled out and pushed-our spirits remained undaunted, but not a Weiner remained uneaten! The social highlight of the year was the annual junior-Senior Banquet given in honor of the Seniors. As a token of respect to them Nightingale Lamps were given in memory of another nurse who fought a great battle in another war. Dr. Donald B. Koonce, in his talk on Noblesse Oblige, gave us a greater understanding of the work which lay ahead. At last! Classes were over and we turned our attention to the beaches. The much anticipated summer vacations had begun. On returning, we received the coveted Senior band. The implied dignity of these newly decorated caps lifted our spirits and broadened our shoulders to assume added responsibility. Offi- cers elected were: President-Kathleen Davisg Vice-President-Tony Hinesg Secretary and Treas- urer-Marguerite Johnson. The faith and confidence of the underclass women have warmed our hearts toward our chosen profession. For to feel that we can help them a little with their procedures and nursing problems binds us together, into what is prosaically known as the School , in such a way that only a Senior can know. We hope that they as Seniors will find their associates as fine as the ones we have had. RTHE BODY OF THE SENIOR CLASS, LTD. QLIKE THE COVER OF AN OLD BOOK ITS CONTENTS TORN OUT AND STRIPPED OF ITS BITTERNESS AND DISSENSIONJ LIES HERE FOOD FOR THOUGHT. YET THE WORK ITSELF SHALL NOT BE LOST FOR IT WILL QAS WE BELIEVEJ APPEAR ONCE MORE IN A NEW AND MORE BEAUTIFUL ADDITION CORRECTED AND AMENDED BY THOSE WHO FOLLOW AFTER. :iWith apoligies to Benjamin Franklin. -FRANCES S. CARR CLASS PRUPHIECY OIF 1194141 All right, folks, close your eyes, hop aboard our Magic Carpet, and we'll whiz you into the future. This is 1954, ten years hence-Time marches on! As our Carpet breaks through the clouds, we find ourselves on the streets of Lil Ole New York. XVe step off our Carpet and start for Times Square. Who is the first person we see? A street pedler selling her newest contribution to modern science, The Double-Talking Preventor, which she willingly demonstrates. We immediately identify her as Doris Flowers. Next, while glancing over the new best sellers, we find that Esten Johnson and Irene Pulliam have just finished their first volume of How to Win. Passing the Ritz Theatre, we were pleasantly surprised to see Margaret Carroll starring in Beautiful But Dumb. Grace Taylor and her husband are among the many admirers present. The news flashes on the screen and Lowell Thomas gives us the latest events. Who is the first lady of the land? None other than Frances Smith. Next morning we rush down to the docks upon hearing that Alice Smith and Agnes Williams have just boarded the new luxury liner, Sink or Floatf' They,ll be missionaries in darkest Africa when next we hear from them. Back on 42nd Street, we run across a new Combination Fish Market and First Aid Station, run by those two High-tiders, Gieula Fulcher and Joyce Mason. They tell us Thelma Warters has just walked away with high honors in the new sensational Talkathon. We drop in at the 213 story Rest Easy Hotel, owned by Hyacinth DeVane. One of Hyacinth's rooms is occupied by Lady Margaret Leigh, whose nurse companion is Madge Robbins. She informs us that Tony Hines has made quite a name for herself as photographer for Vogue. On leaving the hotel, we stroll over to Kathleen Davis' well known Fifth Avenue Dress Salon, where Joye Wise is a popular consultant. They told us that they had just heard from Doris Woodcock, who is instructor of First Aid in Atkinson. Just as we are leaving we run into Harriette Norris, who is the proud owner of an autographed copy of Marjorie Elmore's latest best seller, Back to the Farm. By the way, Harriette has just finished a series' of lectures on the original Southern Dialect at Radio City Music Hall. The afternoon edition of the New York Times carries a story of Maggie Hamm's great work in the hills of North Carolina, Nursing on Horseback. Dodie Mann, Nina Scott and Geneva Watts are conducting a clinic on In- fant Welfare. Marguerite Johnson is now Executive Officer of Transcontinental Airline Hostesses. She informs us that Lei Powell, Ann Milton, Dusty Rhodes, and Frances Carr are on their fourth world cruise. fThose girls just can't stay away from the waterj. We finally located Hazel Smith. Her time is very limited. She is now principal speaker at the graduation exercises for The Deaf and Dumb Schools of the State. All right, folks, climb back on the carpet and Presto:-we're back in Dear Old James Walker in the year 1944. By NERVE HALL LAST WILL AND TIESTAMIENT Staff: NORTH CAROLINA. County: NEW HANOVER. Cily: WILMINGTON. Hospilal: JAMES WALKER MEMORIAL. We, the class of 1944, being of sound mind and strong body, realizing the eminence of our departure from James Walker Memorial Hospital, and having in our possession certain valuable properties, do hereby publish this our last will and testament: hereby declaring all previous documents null and void. SECTION I. To the Board of Managers, our gratitude for the consideration they have shown us. SECTION II. To Miss Britt, Director of Nurses, we leave thankfulness for her wisdom and guid- ance through our training. SECTION III. To the Doctors, our love and appreciation for their invaluable aid. SECTION IV. To the class of 1945, our place at Roll call and in the Breakfast line, and all Senior privileges. ' To all underclassmen, our best wishes and thanks for their cooperation. SECTION V. 1. To Martha Strickland, Frances Carr leaves her calm collected manner. 2. To Renne Little, Hyacinth DeVane leaves her ability to build air castles. 3. To Frances Potts, Marguerite Johnson leaves her auburn hair and her disposi- tion as an accessory. 4. To Juanita Johnson, Nina Scott leaves her alarm clock and hopes she'll use it occasionally! 5. To Nannie Ruth Whitfield, Hazel Smith wills her prize-winning Dogf' 6. To Thaggard Cameron, Geneva Watts leaves her brevity of speech. 7. To Ada Spivey, Marjorie Elmore bequeaths her great loyalty. 8. To Freddie Barefoot, Kathleen Davis leaves her flair for wearing clothes. 9. To Evelyn Ezzell, Doris Flowers leaves her talent for playing a harmonica. 10. To Loretta Janicki, Gieula Fulcher wills her Southern UQ accent. 11. To Fannie Collins, Magneta Hamm bequeaths her Naval interests. 12. To Christine Whitfield, Tony Hines leaves her camera with instructions for time exposures. 7 I LAST WILL AND TESTAMIENT 13. To Edna Moore, Doris Mann leaves that elusive quality which makes people wonder what she is really like. 14. To Dorothy Sanderson, Joyce Mason leaves her silver sandals and all her dance souvenirs. 15. To Thelma Bostic, Cleo Hall leaves her startling sense of humor. 16. To Vera Dale Allison, Ann Milton leaves all her Deep Books with a copy of Bedside Esquire as a chaser. 17. To Edith Coore, Esten Johnson leaves her bath suit fthe little two-piece number, and a book of beach bus tickets. 18. To Minerva Latham, Irene Pulliam leaves that old vim and vigor and vitality that has kept her constantly on the go for years. 19. To Virginia Pearsall, Dusty Rhodes leaves her love of horses, and she doesn't mean the kind that Bing Crosby picks. 20. To Edna Earle George, Madge Robbins leaves her black evening dress from Fifth Avenue Qdefinitely from Fifth Avenuej to be worn at the end of six lessons. 21. To Edna Moore, Alice Smith leaves the following records: The Nutcracker Suite , The Peer Gynt Suite , all her Strauss Waltzes and any one record of The Moonlight Sonata. 22. To Lillian Bowen, Frances Smith leaves her ability to hit the high c's and still keep a straight face. 23. To Julia Coleman, Grace Taylor leaves her neatness. QWon,t someone else contribute?j 24. To Virginia Harriss, Doris Woodcock leaves her good disposition. CD0 you want it Virginia?j 25. To Flora Biggs, Joye Wise leaves her alarm clock with a book entitled The Best Tactics for Waking Each Student on Fourth Floorf' 26. To Mamie Smith, Thelma Warters leaves her numerous boy friends. 27. To the Business Manager of The Epitome of '45, Margaret Carroll leaves her capacity for gold digging. 28. To Eula Smith, Harriette Norris leaves her easy friendliness and shy charm. 29. To Hazel Barrington, Agnes Williams leaves 6 1-2 yards of white Brocade and two fat red Christmas candles. 30. To Helen Dare Elmore, Lei Powell leaves her originality and enough determina- tion of purpose to accomplish the impossible, Signed and Sealed on May 12, 1944. NINA ScoTT, Tesfator. SENHUIR SNAPS May I look over your shoulder? Us at Mcliacht-rn's dairy Going our way? Now look here, Kid Fascinator This waiting! The work's all done XVc've com: .1 long way together Marguerite and Frances Bush and Gracie lilmore on Ll pedestal XVell, iris off . JHUNIIOR OIFIFIIQIERS T MARTHA WILLIS ........ . Prvxiffcfzt EDITH COORI5 . . . Vice-President EDNA EARLE GEORGE . . Secretary JUANITA LEXVIS . . . Trc'asurc'r JUNIOR SPONSORS MRS. MABEL SMITH DR. J. F. ROBERTSON JUNIOR CLASS f- .X Xia. 5 Left to rigbl- Frou! row-Rena Little, Christine Whitheld, Juanita johnson, Virginia Harriss, Edith Coore Nannie Ruth Whitheld. SCCOII11 row-Virginia Pearsall, Helen Elmore, Thelma Bostic, Edna Earle George, Minerva Latham Third row-Cynthia Mclntce, Jewell Baker, Elsie McFadden, Martha Willis, Ana Bell Willoughby Fourlb rou'-Dorothy Sanderson, Margaret Culbreth, Edna Moore, Fannie Collins, Doris Thrower Frances Potts. Fifth row-Mamie Smith, Juanita Lewis, Ida Lee Bostic, Opal Thagard Cameron, Louise Long. Noi in pirlure-Flora Biggs, Swanna Pittman, Ada Marie Spivey. JIlUNlICGJlR2 SNAPS t 15 'U-'W F iv '3- Sunshine Chris, Latham, and Mavis Mrs. Hatch 5 l l Pulliam visiting Willis Helen Dare QLittle Elmorej XVillis again Together NVhitfield Little and Johnson Miss Stephens George and Juanita Harriss Flora Biggs One, two, three, Kiclg I1IGSh1'I1G1'1 X 1 JFRIESHMUEN OIFIFIICIERS VERA DALE ALLISON . . Prcsidefzt EVELYN EZELL . Xfiff'-PI'f'Sit1l'llf ELEANOR MOORE . . Sl'C'1'C'f!1l'j' ROSEMARY MILLS . Trcaszzrcfr IFRIESHMUEN A Lcff fo right- Frout row-julia Ann Coleman, Freddie Barefoot, Beatrice XVard, Lillian DiX0l1 Svvoml row-Emily Ross, Eula Smith, Vera Dale Allison, Elizabeth Rivenbark. Not in picture-Martha Strickland. IFIPRJESHMUEN B AND PRIECLIINICALS F X ff' f f' ,aw-4, V ,ff ' r ft? .V !,i,,.. 5 4' Lvfl lo right- Fronf rou'-Marie Spivey, Frances Wells, Rosemary Mills, Eleanor Moore, Kathryn Stanley. Sevoml row-Helen Rogers, Lois Mintz, Lottie Shephearcl, Margaret Howard, Lillian Bowen. Third rou'-Doris Windham, Martha Hoover, Mary Rose Herring, Hazel Barrington, Helen Hill Charlotte Parker, Evelyn Ezell. No! in pivllzrr-Loretta Janicki, Phyllis Mullins. FJRESHMIEN SNAPS , vw 'M . 14 Preclinicals Martha Strickland Coleman Vera Dale at the beach The gang Nan Whithcld, jr Barefoot and Ross Coming in on a float Prissy We v , , Q. Lil Dixon WT three All of ug Candid shot ANGELS OIF MERCY Augvls of Mercy, fl9c'rr s so much fo do. Tbr' slzics are all gray overhead. Angels of Mercy, tbey,rc' calling for you. So march with your crosses of red. Marrla wbvrr flu' darkness slaufs out fbe ligbf. Marvb where fbcrf' is no dawn. Angols of Mercy, flu' worla s c'oz'ered with night Bu! your mercy goes on uml on. Angels of Mercy, fbrougb darlzesf nigbl, Your Merry goes marching on. eatures J LQ y V 'Q Wfs ,N A S 7 ,f ff '21 fi 1 1' ,ff 7 XV.-1 447 f 1 6 ,ffffi ,ff 7 f :T p v YQ' ing Qxxf Z C:I.ECD Pi1 I.L C1110-Goof! spar! SUPIERILATIVES MARGARET CARROLL Alf1'aviiz'r' 'lll1i In 1 3 R 'iii A' IQ Q1 Itanium 'R 0 'Wg nlliluv A niuir W 1: Kill I MIM X A FW GRACE TAYLOR Talented SUPIEIRRILATIIVIES JOYCE MASON Popular AGNES WILLIAMS Intellectual f, ' .?fQQV,1 'V ,QL-I f, My W gf KATHLEEN DAVIS WWII flwxxm'-Good danrvr SUPIEIRULATIIVIES TONY HINES Prrffy MARGIIY ITLNIORIL Dl'f7t'Iltl4lblt' ,g-'j ..ff ff l., H i H VT 3,4 'I A1 'S' 'La w ' ff f R K ,W ' ff f 'R H Q1'3'.W -- 'ff f la ' f f 1':iJi 'i'Y fszfff' R l, f f A 2'5.,'2,f,f 'A Q, ' - ' .fda -QQ' A .., X ' -v- , .. 1 , . s, Q ,z l R f f ,za FRANCES CARR Bm! all rozzml HARRIETTE NORRIS Frieuflly SUPJERILATJIVIES DUSTY RHODES Drsiizzerl for Sllrfvxx LEI POXWELL Original-Iufllzwzfinl ANN NIILTON Dignifical INFORMAL SNAPS x fm-gym , , ,ug 1 egflly 77 Q Marguerite and Hazel with their babies Tony posing Sweater Gal Johnnie and Irene with letters from home Now what are they up to? Convalescing Dr. Ecuador Ceballos Things are looking up Hamm as a Lowly Probie Mrs. Hatch Cynthia Corny, Ogburn, and Fulcher lINlFCOlRllMIAlL SNAPS ve- f' Q vw yum' 52? Margie grubbing The Countess Strictly GI Off to the courts A Confab Dixon, Smith, and Hamm Pappy Browns Beautiful Hyacinth Julius trimming the hedge Dr. Evans and the gang 6' ff INFORMAL SNAPS 4 ff' Q- Z 3 5 5 iff? Spivey, Mubley, Moore Dr. Hooper DeVane and Carr with those babies They're off Drs. Hare and Barefoot Quit shoving I'm tired Tony grooming her horse Dr. Spann Miss Pully Belles Dr. Lawrence john and the Hooper Root Halll' ambulance INFORMAL SNAPS 'X f qv L Mrs. Jagger Drapcd around a flag pole johnny, Cute Aggie, and Peters on duty Mrs. Cox Rev. Halleck Babe and the open doorn Empy Mr. Fix lt Barnes Now where xs Dcss taking Suclic? On the roof Step lively Saturday aftc1'noon, tccing off HNIFURMAL SNAPS Ib. '4 Al l M, p F 1 -' X WV' ' ' fx-i., mlm M :fx g-if Frankie on the lawn Tl1at's as far as you can go Slmirley Barnes Doris and Tony coming off duty Surgery crew Very pretty Fulchcr Gracie, Shirley, Dodie Jerk and Mason on the steps Dr. Hall and Marguerite Wait 21 minute A mighty loving pose K. Davis J Is Dr. Herman doubling for Cal0nna ? The Three,' Gracie INFORMAL SNAPS N 1 WN ,Mmm 2. L Elmore Ann Nature Study? Cover Girls The Colonel Dr. Myers All out Mrs. Yopp Is that a bunny hug A bay of beauties How high is up? Maggie Phillip Dixon, our hero 1 af Q Y if QQ A J., was H., . , JW' Class of '43 Row, row, row I give up Conway, Robbins, Alice and Lanier A sugar report Clowning Hold it! The inseparablcs Pediatrics INFORMAL SNAPS :awk mm xwngxak N FlQu1-5 DeVane and Smith XV3iIiDg for class Surgery Tony soaking up some sun- Lei, H'm not bad! Hamm coming off duty Some of us way back when Shinen Posting Z1 letter Ready for Public Health Tour Off guard Dr. Day and the Boys INFORMAL SNAPS TQ-T, rv: MQ? 4,1 n-u.w W ,-in ,.. 4' Dr. Graham Big jim, QHc's Mincj Dr. Donald B. Koonce Out to lunch Mrs. Smith and Miss W'ilson A Caesarian Section with Dr. Dr. George Johnson at a good Moore doing the honors cigar is a smoke INFORMAL SNAPS by xg, Miss Latham, Mrs. Polvogt Hlm Cow girls Pulliam keeping score and M155 Sample Carroll and Campbell soup Abbott Yopp Dusty' L51 and Ann lust W11fms', Stalling for time Dr. Goldstein Dr. Thompson WWNMQ fl, ' . Dr. Bunny , Dr. Salter Frankie and leg art NX'orrics and cares of the day Prcclinicals at recess The Sfaff' is Dorfors for DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. LT. DR. DR. DR. DR. grafeful Io flu' following their aid and support H. A. CODINGTON H. E. COLEMAN J. B. CRANMER WILLIAM DOSHER J. E. EVANS WATTS FARTHING JERRY FREEMAN R. B. HARE JOSEPH HOOPER GEORGE JOHNSON DONALD KOONCE GEORGE KOSERUBA JAMES LOUNSBURY DUNCAN MCEACHERN HOUSTON MOORE DAVID MURcHIsON J. F. ROBERTSON ROBERT RODMAN J. B. SIDBURY G. R. C. THOMPSON E. V. TURNER E. P. WALKER PHILIP DIXON WILLIAM LAWRENCE THOMAS LESLIE HERMAN SINGLETARY CHARLES SPANN MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS 1903 FLORENCE HAYES ALBERTA ROBINSON 1904 EFFIE REID JESSIE STEWART MYRTLE YATES X905 IOLA COMPTON ANNIE FERGUSON MARGARET GRAHAM GRACE HENGEVELD BESSIE MCCORD ORA SHEPERD 1906 JULIA SAUNDERS 1907 PEARL FOYLES MAE HOUSTON SIBBIE KELLY STELLA PETTEWAY EMMA HEARD FLORENCE PERRY 1908 LOIS TOOMER MINNIE OVERSTREET GERTRUDE PETTEWAY 1909 MARIE MAYNARD LILLIE MARTIN EMILY NEWKIRK 1910 ERNESTINE H. EARLY HELEN HOUSTON ADDIE JONES 1911 KITTY CARMICHAEL LENA FOYLES HAZEL HAMLIN ELBERTA KING MARGURITE LEWIS MATTIE MCCULLEN RUTH STALTER 1 9 I 1 HATTIE HARDY RACHEL LOAMAN MARY MCNEIL 1913 MOLLIE HOLTON MYRTLE KOONS MARY SUTTON HETTIE HICKS - 1914 ETHEL ASHCRAFT EVELYN ARMSTRONG LILA AMAN MISS BIIISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS ALUMNAE KATHRYN BROWN ROMAGYNE BOWMAN MARY FRAZIER GEORGIA EZZELL DELIA INMAN ZOU MERCER CHRISTIE PINNER LOUISE PRIDGEN NETTIE SIMPSON ELIZABETH SEARS 1915 ETHEL BUCKNER MARIE FARLEY ADDIE PERRY CORA ISLEY ELLEN MULLICAN LILLIAN GEORGE 1916 EFFIE BROWN CLYDE BENTON MATTIE CUTCHIN LUCILLE HIx LOUISE LIVINGSTON AGNES SINCLAIR BESSIE POWELL 1917 MINNIE GLIDEWELL VICTORINE MARTIN MARJORIE PIERCE ADA ROBERTSON NINA SASSER NEVA SIKES BEATRICE SIMPSON ISABEL JARVIS IQIS LOSSIE COTCHETT MARGARET CROWNERSHIELD AGUSTA FUTCH VIRGINIA INGRAM RITA MCCLURE LETITIA PAYNE ORA L. STALLINGS 1919 ELLA WALTON SULA BONEY EVA CANADY BESSIE HIGH CORA IDE CLARA LOWRY SADIE MCCALLUM CHRISTINE RADCLIFF LOUISE STANLEY 1920 ISABEL THOMAS JANIE WALTON VERA BRANCH NELL KOONS IDA BLAKE MARGARET GALLOWAY HAZEL MARSHBURN LENA SINCLAIR MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS 1921 KATHRINE BERNARD MINNIE MCLEMONE LAURA NANCE HARTE OLIVER BERTHA PIERCE ELOISE THOMPSON I922 ALMA DIxON VIRGINIA GAY REBA SANDERS MYRTLE SANDERS 1923 REBECCA BALDWIN MARGARET DANBY EVELYN DAVIS GLADYS FOSTER EDNA GOFE LELIA AUTRY MILDRED JOHNSTON JOSEPHINE MARTIN ETHEL SUGGS 1924 LEONA SASSER LUELLE SANDERLIN MARY LEE RUSS NELLIE BEATTY MARGARET DORSEY ETHEL HARDY SUDIE HENRY JOSIE KING MINNIE L. LOAMAN LOUISE NEWKIRK 1925 GLADYS GRAHAM ALICE JONES BERNICE JONES GERTRUDE LEEUWENBU RG ELIZABETH MURRAY LILLIAN PRIDGEN VIOLET SHOOTER 1926 JOY DARDEN SADIE INMAN OLIVE PHILLIPS MAY WALKER BLANNIE SQUIRES HANNIE INMAN JOHANA LEEUWENBURG MABELL SHOOTER KATHLEEN PIERCE RUTH WALTON PEARL RUSSELL 1927 ELISE HOLTON WILMA GRANT ELIZABETH MIDDLETON HARRIETT STANTON BESSIE MALLARD JETTIE LONG MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS GLADYS SEWELL PEARL PITTMAN ELIZABETH SASSER ALICE PAGE BEATRICE JAMES-SMITH WALLACE BRADY I928 GENEVIE KINGSBURY ELIZABETH BLACK MAZIE LUTTERLOH MAUDE NELSON VERA REAVES SARA WINDHAM PINKIE HENDERSON PAULINE SEDBERRY MADGE BOWEN VERA N. BOWEN LOIS BRINCEEIELD 1929 MARY GRIFEITH ALENE WEST KATHLEEN BURRISS BEADIE BRITT ELSIE SELBY ALENE SAUNDERS SARA BAKER ESTHER BUNDY I93O KATY SMITH LELIA LEWIS ILA COWAN MARY REAVES RUTH TUCKER LAURA JORDAN MATTIE FOWLER LILA NORTON SALLIE JOHNSON LUNA BRADY BERTHA PRITCHARD SARA GARRETT LUCILLE BRICKHOUSE ELLA JANE NEWKIRK SALLIE MAE HERRIN ALICE CELESTE CAPPS I93I EDITH KEEL LOUISE WIANDERWAL ELIZABETH ROGERS CLARA LEE HENRY LUCILLE ROBINSON EDA HATSELL ELVA TURNAGE MEDA MORTON CHRISTINE CARR REBECCA BROWN EMMA RIVENBARK MARY ELLIS MAURINE JOSENHANS EMILY SHEEEIELD HELEN ANN WARD MARY MELVIN LORAIN WELLS ELIZABETH BROWN HYLA SHEFFIELD MISS MIss MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MIss MISS MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS X932 LOIS POWELL LILA EARI- JENNIE NEWKIRK LORENA HUGGINS RUBY MINTZ EDNA WARD CARLINE FAIRCLOTH GLADYS RUSSELL ADA DAY PEEDIN NINA ELMETTA LITTLE NELLIE GRAY BATSON REBA SOUTHERLAND LOUISE CROOM DORIS WELLS 1933 MARY STORES ROBINSON BERTHA MAE SHAI-IAER MARY SHA1-'IAER GRACE WATSON DOROTHY BLAND LAURA JANE BROOKS FRANCES BRUCE LETHA CARROLL LOUISE CASTEEN MARGARET CRAWFORD LEOLA FERGURSON LOSSIE MAE FOUNTAIN FLORENCE GLISSON MARNIORIE GOODWIN BESSIE MAE HALL ETTA LULU JUSTICE FRANCES A. KING EDNA L. MELTON ANNIE MELTON MAGGIE LOU MOORE WILMA MORTON ALMA PLAYER 1934 MARGARET AULL HELEN BURCH ELEANOR K. BROWNING THELMA BRITT ELLA CHADWICK MARY INEZ COLLINS BESSIE MILDRED COX IRENE DAIL MABEL FLOYD ALICE E. GURLEY MARGARET HUMPHREX' IDA ALESE LAWSON SARA M. MCNEIL LUCY AGNES NORTON MARY LOUISE VICK RENA V. RICH EVELYN SEARS LOYSELLE SMITH PAULINE C. PARKER LOTTIE WARMOTH MARGARET A. WARD 1935 ELLEN ABERNATHY CATHERINE CORBETT VICTORIA M. DAVIS NORA ANN DUKE MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS . ILTUMNAJE THELMA HARDING GRE1'A HAYES I HAZEL KING JOSIE M. MAIDES GRACE MARTIN A MATTIE JANE MATHEWS FLOSSIE A. MEADOWS EDITH MELVIN MINNIE HELEN MORGAN CHRISTINE PORTER CONNIE MAE SHIvAR MARY CARLENE WHITE SIDNEY M. THOMAS MABLE TAYLOR JOSEIAHINE EDNA WILLIAMS MARY RUTH WILLIAMS 1936 ' LOLA ARNETT JULIA ARNETT EDNA BEAVER BLANCHE BASS LUCILLE COLE MARGARET COCKIAIELD MARY CREECH MARIE JARVIS LUCILE MATTHEWS KATHERINE MELVIN GEORGIA MCDANIEL PAGE LOUVENE CECIL SPIVEY SARA SIKES BESSIE STEWART SARA SANE BEATRICE REGAN GERTRUDE WHE1'STONE GERTRUDE WHETSTONE 1937 DOROTHY ANDERSON LILLIE BLAKE THELMA BLALOCK HELEN CANADY GLADYS CORNATZER NELLIE EVANS LOUISE FREDMAN MILDRED PROVOST LULLIE HADNOTT MARY POWELL EFFIE PYATT KATIE RICE MILDRED ROWE ANNIE THOMAS GLADYS DEVANE 1938 HAzEL HONEYCUTT BEATRICE LEWIS NANCY NESBITT EUDELL PARKER RUBY PADGETT RUTH SMITH VINA MAE SHOOTER BEULA SHUFORD EUNICE TEACHEY NOLA MAE WILLIS EUNICE PAUL I MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS HISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS 1939 LILLIAN AVERY MARY AVERY ' MILDRED BENSON CARRIE' BOONE BESSIE BROWN HATTIE EUDY CLARA EZZELL RUTH FISHER MELYA FARLOW DORIS GURGANUS ANNIE MAE HENRY NELLIE HAMILTON MARY HOLLODAY I BLANCHE KIDD HAZEL KNIGHT ELIZABETH LACKHAIKT EULA MAE MALLARD SARA FRANCES MELVIN INA NEWTON FRANCES ROBINSON LILLIAN SCHRELL ELSIE STEI-HENSON MARGUERITE STOKLY AILENE SWINSON FRANCES VEASEY ANNIE WHITE LUCILLE YATES LOUISE YOUNT 1940 LENA AMAN FANNIE MAE COATES CHRISTINE CAROON AGNES CARROLL INEZ COSTIN MARIE Cox BEATRICE DUPREE DOROTHY EDWARDS MARY EDWARDS NANNIE HAMILTON DORA HARRISS ' DOROTHY LANE MAYZELLE LEWIS RUBY MAZWELL BITSY MCCRARY SARAH MCDONALD LILLIE BELLE MAREADV MARY SIMMONS LOUCILLE .SOUTHERLAND GEORGIA TURNAGE LAETITIA WADSWORTH ALLENE WARD BELLE XVORLEY 1941 MARY GRACE BARKER ADA MARIE BENNETT EFFIE MAE BOSTIC NINA BUSSEY CLARA BELL BOYD NORMA HILL CARTER EDNA CHESTNUT VELMER CLEMMER DOROTHY DRIVER EVELYN EADON MINNIE GORNTO JOSEPHINE GRADY MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS M 'SS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS HELEN HARDISON MILDRED HARRISON JUANITA HUGGINS ANNIE INGRAM GEORGIA JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON VERA JARGENSEN GERALDINE KING LUCILLE KING BERTHA LOWDER MARY MARTIN LOUISE MCGOXVAAN WINIFRED MINCY ALENE MITCHELL TRAMMEL SMITH EVELYN WADE ANN WHITE SUDIE WILKINS HELEN WILLIS MARY WRIGHT 1941 LOUISE ALPHINE, MIRIAM BARRINGTON PIELEN BATTS ROSE BQLLINGER CHRISTINE BRYAN MILDRED CURRIE VIRGINIA COX VEAMAN DUNCAN MILDRED GARDNER GERTRUDE GILLETTE NELLIE HUDSON ELSIE LEWIS VERLIE PHIFER EVELYN ROBINSON CATHERINE TERRY GERALDINE WELLS MARY ALICE WHITFIELD MARGARET WYCHOFI: 1943 DAPHNE BENNETT MAvIS BRADY ELIZABETH BULLARD EMMA DUNLEA PAULINE FARMER FAY FEATHERSTONE LILLIAN FOWLERI EVELYN FURR BERTIE HOBBS MAMIE HOLDEN MA'FTlE JOHNSON SADIIE MAREADY ANNETTE RACKLEY RUBY RAYNOR RUTH RITTER DOROTHY SNEEDEN VELMA SIMPSON BLANCHE STANLEY RUTH STANLEY VELMA TAYLOR MARGARET THOMAS RUTH THOMAS REBA TODD LINA WALTON ELOISE WELLS 1 I n w A w v 1 5 I 1 I 4 v I 1 W W 1 V i W P .1 l A , , . 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