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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

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'iqziw '1:'w:1:Nf ' , '-:pg-:5 .:.,,- '.- H -gg: W2 gf' W x 3 ' 9 0 x ns, XX Q , ' . , I ' I , ' ll. , . . Ch epitome 1949 IFOHIEWVUIRIDD NVE, THE SENIOR CLASS, PROUDLY LEAVE BEHIND US THE MANY HAPPY AND FEW SAD MEMORIES WHICH ARE RECALLED IN THIS 1949 EPITOME. , NVE SINCERELY HOPE THAT YOU WILL PROFIT BY OUR MISTAKES AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OE THE MANY OPPOR- TUNITIES OFFERED YOU. XVITH SADNESS AND REGRET IN OUR HEARTS, WE LEAVE OUR PLACES TO YOU WHO FOLLOW US AT JAMES WALKER. MAY YOU BE AS HAPPY AS WE HAVE BEEN. Tbv Editor '949 1EP1mroM1E STAFF REBECCA DELLINGER Editor Miss LOUISE YOUNT Ediforial Advisor - 1 , ' fi.. ' A .1 1.- HAZEL WHITE Business Manager Mn. L. S. Mfasslclc BIl5ilIl'SS Azfrimr Front Row Lxllxan Adams Assxstant Edltor Joyce Hall Assistant Business Manager Evelyn Page Typist Eleanor Reese Hxstorxan Back row Frances Sparks Art Edxtor Bully Ward Snapshot Editor Hxlcla Hearn Prophet Laura Taylor Testator Wm -N., I! x ' 2 : 3 1 1 S 1 - I , 9 , 5 , . .. ....... ,U -A K U ,A ,V W Y H Cke Cgpifome 1949 JAMES WALKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL , A . 4 WM, !, X g W sf X- 1949 Che Epifonze HOSPITAL OIFIFIICIIAILS MR. J. W. RANKIN Hospital Szzprrizzlmdwzl MR. L. 5. MESSICK A Assislant Hosfrifal Supc'rinh'11J1'nt f I . - -ff, - ,-5: ' 1 1--f WHT IJ: b 'L ' R' .:.,, ATV f A A ,X ,V 'Aww I K. 1 ' . ff 'i 2 A 1 fg ,ji ', f -f m E ,fa . ,' 5 N, m ix., , BOARD OF MANAGERS MR. J. C. ROE MR. DAN PENTON MR JOHN M BLAss MR LUTHER A RANEY MR WALTER P SPRUNT MR W D MCCAIG MR RAYMOND H HOLLAND MR HERBERT BLUETHENTHAL Cke Ccpifome 1949 THE NIIQGHTIINCGAILIE PLEDGE I XUll'1lIIIlJ' plwlgc mysrlf before Goal amz' in fbc' prvs- t'lIt'l' of fbi.: axxvnzlily fn pass my lifc in lbzlrify aml f0'jJrac'- lim' my I7l'0f!'XXIOI1fdifbflllly. I will absfuiu from zulmfrwr is tlt'll'ft'l'IOIIS mul 111isc'lJic'1'011s, aim' will do all in my flower in f'lc'z'ulc' flu' sfumlarzl of my profcxsion. Azul I will hola' in l'01If'Itlf'lIC'C' all j1c'rs01ml maffrr c'0mmiz'fc'il I0 my knfjv- ing, aml all family affairs FOHIIIIK fo my kizowlvflgc' in flu' pravfiu' of nzy jnrofvssioiz. With lo-willy will I c1zclc'aL'or fo aifl flu' lJlJJ'SIt'I6llI in bis work. Anal zlvrofc' mysclf fo lbc' 1l'4'lfa1'c' of flwxv Coziziiziffcwl fo my Curr. LYSTRA GRETTER, R.N.-1893 I I I DIEDIICATIION MISS RUTH CALLAWAY PANNILL, R.N. r Johnston-Willis Hospital, Richmond, Virginia ' and , University of Virginia I PROUDLY WE DEDICATE THIS 1949 EPITOME TO A GREAT NURSE AND WONDERFUL I PERSON. IT WAS SHE WHO GUIDED US OVERIOUR FIRST MONTHS AT JAMES WALKER, TEACHING AND INSPIRING US TO UPHOLD TITIEI HIGHEST STANDARDS OF NURSING I ETHICS. WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER HER AND HER TEACHINGS THROUGH OUR I NURSING CAREER AND SHALL ENDEAVOR TO AID HUMANITY AS SHE IS DOING. I I I V. i 1949 Che cgpifome I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Clie Cipiiome 1949 IN LUVHNG MEMURY W. HOUSTON MOORE, M. D. Dr. W. Houston Moore was born August 30, 1880. A well known and beloved physician who spent most of his medical career as an obstetrician. When his health failed, five years prior to his death, he specialized in dermotology. For seven years he served on the State Board of Medical Examiners of North Carolina. He was also a member of the American Medical Association and the New Hanover Medical Society. His hobby and greatest outside interest was Greenfield Park, and the annual Azalea Festival. After finishing his service to God and man, quietly and peacefully he slipped away on July 13, I948. 1949 Che Cgpitome HN LOVING MEMORY MISS CLARA LOUISE WRIGHT, R.N. To Miss Clara Louise Wright, onetime President of the Texas League of Nursing Education, we wish to express with all our hearts our appreciation for her. She was an example of our profession with influenced us and made us what we are today. Miss Wright first came to james Walker as director of Nurses on july 1, 1944, and was loved and honored by everyone After resigning on September 5, 1946, she returned to New jersey, where after 1 long illness she passed away April 13, 1947. the highest honors and awards. Words can never express how her life, individually and professionally, l be Cgpifome Medicine JOHN CRANMER, M.D H. M. PICKARD. M.D SAMUEL WARSHAUER, M.D No! Pirlurrzl R. H. BELLAMY, M.D ROBERT PIGFORD, M.D Obsfelrics WILLIAM DOSHER, M.D JAMES LOUNSBURY, M.D. G. R. C. THOMPSON, M.D. '949 Medirinc' DAVID MURCHISON, M.D ROBERT RODM AN, M.D. ROBERT SINCLAIR, M.D. Not Picturcul PAUL STUCK, M.D. Obstetrics GEORGE JOHNSON, M.I7. WILLIAM MEBANE, M.D. E. P. WALKER, M.D. ' 1949 Kim Cgpz' ome Ojvtbalmology ELBERT ANDERSON, M.D JERE D, FREEMAN, M.D Pathology JAMES SMITH, M.D Peclzatrzcs AULEY CROUCH, Jr., M.D BUREN SIDBURY, M.D Radzolo Oy GRAHAM BAREFOOT, M.D mm D0C1r0RS Opflmlmology PAUL BLACK, M.D. H. R. COLEMAN, M.D. Sfafisficy J. S. HALL. M.D. Pcdialrics JOSEPH KNOX, M.D. GEORGE KOSERUBA, M.D Radiology IVAN BROUSE, M.D. Surgery FRED BAREFOOT, M.D. ' A JAMES DICKIE, M.D I. WATTS FARTHING, M.D. JOSEPH HOOPER, M.D. DONALD B. KOONCE, M.D. C. P. POWELL, M.D. Urology R. BRYANT HARE, M.D. OUR DOCTORS . . Qf ,Aw E A A , A A f f 4 X ' 'X ,JK Q . . f ,LLL B9 . ' , n . f - M ,KL, A ' . I Q 45 V ,kk.. ,. I Q Surgery HERBERT A. CODINGTON, Sr., M.D ROBERT FALES,- M.D. CHARLES P. GRAHAM, M.D. H. W. JOHNSON, M.D. DUNCAN MCEACHERN, M.D. JAMES F. ROBERTSON, M.D. Orih0pc'clic's WILLIAM XVILSON, M.D. '1- F-Z I 1949 Che Cgpifome OUR IINTIERNIES NORMAN D. ELLIS, M.D.-Resident CHARLES H. ANDREWS, M.D.-Assistant Resident Me- ' if 'z g.: , .vi 2 1 1 GEORGE MONTGOMERY, M.D.-Medical Resident SUMNER KREPLICK, M.D.--Obstetrical Resident FRANK REYNOLDS, M.D.-Pediatric Resident HERBERT A. CODINGTON, Jr., M.D. A. GATMAITAN, M.D. :E Q Q X JOHN KAVOUKSORIAN, M.D. THOMAS MARSHBURN, M.D. ALBERT REEVES, M.D. I-IONVARD WILSON, M.D. - -4-A. WA- ..- Zim Cgpifome 1949 UMR DIUPUECCTCURS Dirfrfor of Nursing MISS LUCY MASTEN, R N. S? , Asxistanl Dil'PCf07' of Nursing MISS BEADIE BRITT, R.N. SUPJEIRRVIISORS MRS LOUISE HAYDUKE MRS DAPHNE JEFFORDS MISS MARY MCDUFFIL MRS CLARA STURGIS MISS FRANCES POTTS Not Plcfzned Mrs Eloxse Mohr Mass Lxllxan Sebrell Mrs Georgxa Wells HEAD NURSES 'Q IFS' WH' MISS FREDDIE BAREFOOT MISS EDITH COORE MISS DOROTHY DIXON MISS MABEL HUGHES MISS NINA SCOTT MRS ALTHEA SNIPES MISS MARY SPENCER MISS DORIS WOODCOCK I I G5 ' pifome 1949 , GENERAL DUTY NURSES KV 1 - E A a? figs- . v,,,,,,,i A as W . -8 0 fs ,sf I V rf - ' -. S' 1 ,. :. of ' A '- H K' H, , :, . in 'A A Y' ,N -it ' ,,.-f4f 'q' A ef . fi J 1 .gf 4-fm. wa f' few if cf f , , 19, M j'iP ' .x In 'sf 'C J' Yi' ,gf f s W Miss Norma Andrews Miss Lois Cain Miss Carrie Griffin Miss Marjorie Isenllouer . J T7 .7 if iw fi wif f as 3 if f I f , gr sf, f 4 M f f 9 if f ! ld If -Y. 4. .,-, 1 Q1'W wf f if is X P .,,.,, , ,, M . - , K 'Q A W vis f f W My at EW f ff I , 4 ' f 5, , 1 -' ' Q42 3 f V .,, '-is 1. iz 'ap r' .A ' V 35 :25 - ' A J iktf 1 f ., Kem f ' ,:' M r' fgff U? 5' M . ,,,y-Qin. ' ifilgi Miss julia Ashworth Mrs. Helen Daniels Miss Ruby Henry Miss Muriel Jackson s 'V fear ,ff b f , S 9 o.,2,35,,Z . - your . I Es. i 1 5 sl Miss Sara Ballard Miss Norma Dawson Miss Edith Holton Miss Mary Keel No! Pictured J . , -- -..J Miss Mildred Blue Mrs. Jeanette Gill Miss Mary Howard Mrs. Mildred LaCoe Miss Shirley Anderson CAnethetistJ, Miss Pattie Stipe CAnesthetistJ, Mrs. Thelma Beir, Mrs. Veamon Brickhouse, Mrs. Lois Cavanaugh, Mrs. Durema Carroll, Miss Louise Craig, Miss Evelyn Eason, Miss Dorothy High, Mrs. Carlee Jenkins 1949 Che Cgpifome GENERAL DUTY NURSES qw Miss Madeline Mallard Mrs Ella McColl Miss Margaret Miller Miss Dorothy Peacock Mrs Jean Powell Mrs Trammell Reynolds Mrs uanita Stokley Miss Mary Summerlin Mlss Mary Sykes Miss Mary Taylor Mrs Estella Toler Miss Ruth Ward Miss Evelyn Whitfield Mmss Julia Wh1te Miss Alice Wray Miss Dorothy Sanderson fAnesthetistJ No! PlCf1ll?l1' Mrs Mayzel Keith Mrs Clara Lewis Mrs Mable Martin Miss Mary Phillips Miss julia Quinn, Miss Dorothy Randall Mrs Thelma Riggs Mrs Julia NVoodbury Mrs Melbourne Valentine, MISS Anne VanAtta 0 ' . if . may .Al 5 , , ? J N G 1 V za ., L . , ,v , .. . .A . ..,, ., ,,,..., . v.. vv,. -,., .., .. . .. ., 1 ' . 3 ' - 3 Che Ccpifome 1949 IIN APPRECHATIIUN i ' , I i MISS HAZIiL GOFF, R.N. To a great person, wc wish to uxprms our appreciation for the many things she did for us and our school. I 5. ,gm s :5f,,,fi'g'f'?:K.,,.M.,.w,,., M , .M -- CAMPUS SCCIENIES ROUND Tllli CAMPUS . . , Lli'I 5 GO INSIDIQ . ADMITTANCIL, PLliAbL! i ' ..,. --, A 2 C -luv , ,W- I f X I H . ,Nl if Y L , 1 n ,. V 17 A w 1 L, , 1 1 v P W w X W,-Q.. X 4 l 'ON s 'w,.. 1 ,z 'RU-fx, 1 Y' b ,V X I' ---- --..qN..... - 7 v i 'T . V, . J: fer-N K ., 9 I 1 '--..,.n,v., I w I 1 5 s QCANUPUS5 LSCCIENIES M155 SI.A'I'l:li MR. GRUBBS MALL OR H'.MAl,l1? RECORD OFFICIA, l'l'1L LLLQLNDU-f-'MISS LAMPBLLI OPlLRATOR!! 1' O' --Lair, ' ,....,..w.n-M W,..........-uf-'nv V J ' 'S sm! I nf- N.. CCAMPIUS SCIENIES ANY PILLS TODAY? DR. SMITH IN THE LAB BLOOD BANK EMERGENCY! CALLING DR. STALLINGS! DOWN IN PHYSIO ' f- .44-. , Vg, i . A 'Q ...- Vfff ' , A -f .3 W 'Y t K MA V- has C 'F , . ,1 1 X W I 5 . Q ff l wx-V , V 4, 1 3 , fm ini ,:,, - hd 4--...wig 4 1 2: ., 1 33 CAMPUS SCCIENJES TO X-RAY CHOW TIME WHAT'S COOKING? ON THE WARDS SURGERY SPONGE COUNT CORRECT! X x f If 6' R ii 21255533 'ful Y -nn ll ig CAMPUS SCENES MAKING ROUNDS! DELIVERY ROOM PREMATURE NURSERY NURSERY CHILDRENS WARD CLEANING UP 5x.,.ff-1-W: Ch Cgpifome CCAMPUS SCENES 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS MORE HEAT TO THIRD FLOOR PLEASE HOUSEIKEEPIINCG DIETARY DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT U ' MRS. GRACE WALKER I I MISS RUFUS EDWARDS 1949 The 8,01 fame EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT MISS LOUISE YOUNT, R.N. MRS. BETTY DEXTER, R.N. Ezlucatiorml Direrior Nursing Ar-fx Iustrurfor MISS RUTH C. PANNILL, R.N. Former Educational Instructor History of Nursing Nursing Ethics Materia Medica Psychology Professional Adjustments 1 MRS. VIOLA HATCH, R.N. Former Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. BETTY DEXTER, R.N. Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. VIRGINIA STEWART, R.N. Anatomy , DR. JOHN EVANS Microbiology MR. STEPHEN PREVOST Chemistry DR. JOHN ARTHUR Chemistry DR. WALTER OTTO Chemistry DR. HOWARD SMITH Pathology DR. SAMUEL E. WARSHAUER Medicine DR. H. N. PICKARD Dermatology DR. R. B. HARE Urology 'Deceased THOSE WHO TAUGHT US DR. DONALD B. KOONCE Surgery DR. E. C. ANDERSON Eye DR. C. J. POWELL Surgery DR. CHARLES P. GRAHAM Orthopedics DR. A. M. CROUCH, JR. Pediatrics DR. FRANK REYNOLDS Pediatrics DR. J. B. LOUNSBURY Obstetrics DR. GRAHAM BAREFOOT X-Ray DR. W. C. MEBANE Gynocology DR. PAUL BLACK Ear, Nose and Throat DR. PAUL HENDRICKS Pharmocology MISS EDITH COORE, R.N. Pediatric Nursing MRS. MATTIE FOWLER, R.N. Surgical Nursing MISS HAZEL A. GOEE, R.N. Former Director of Nurses Professional Adjustments 2 Introduction to Medical Science MRS. LOUISE HAYDURE, RN. Medical Nursing MRS. LOUISE HANSON, R.N. Former Director of Nurses Sociology MISS BEADIE BRITT, R.N. Assist. Director of Nurses Pharmocology MRS. FLORIS MERCER, R.N. Sociology MRS. LILLIAN QUINLIVIN, R.N Obstetrical Nursing MISS MARY LEWIS, R.N. Operating Room Technique MISS LILLIAN SEBRELL, R.N. Orthopedic Nursing MISS JEAN BAILEY Physical Therapy MISS CHRISTINE HERRING Dietetics MISS ELEANOR FAIRCY D'iet Therapy DR. HERZBERG Introduction to Medical Science MISS LOUISE YOUNT Educational Director Communicable Disease Psychiatry Professional Adjustments 3 History of Nursing Kim Epifome 1949 U7 v 'mnqm Q-'mfxg hd .. ' fly' W .04 W 1 I sew X 74 W 05 HS! y' ,X glib 1667785 W 4 ,J 1 .gf M mel 'r J' 'K dvof fke end, Auf jusf fha Aeqilznirzqf 1949 Zhe Cgpitome BECAUSE Because we came with a willing heart, Because we pledged and did our part, Because we learned when to worlz, when to play, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because we were loyal and faithful and true, Because with eagerness we accepted the new, Because from our duties we never dared stray, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because we brought new hope to the despaired, Because their problems with them we shared, Because we helped to banish disnzay, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because the newborn we mothered with care, Because the senile whimsies we'd share, Because we were angels,' in white array, That's why we are R.Nfs today. Because to the suffering we brought relief, Because for their lozfed ones we alleviated grief, Because for the dying we stopped to pray, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because for the blind and the lame we'd write, Because we made their days grow bright, Because great tribute to them we'd pay, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because we'L'e lived through terror and strife, Because on our skill depended a life, Because we gazfe and sought no pay, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because together we laughed and we cried, Because together our obstacle we defied, Because together we worked all the way, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Zh gpifome 1949 CLASS COJFIFIICIEIPRS President Vice-President JOYCE HALL LAURA TAYLOR Secretary Treasurer FRANCES SPARKS ELEANOR REESE 1949 Clie CCpz'fome UTUR MASCOTS SALLY JEAN JOHNSON RICHARD THOMPSON CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Not on top, but climbing Che gpiiome 1949 SPUNSUR JAMES F. ROBERTSON. M.D. 1949 Che Cgpifonze SPONSOR MISS LOUISE YOUNT, R.N. Cke CCpz'f0me GRADUATES 1 f REBECCA DELLINGER JOYCE HALL Statcsville, N. C. Beaufort, N. C. Quirl, yr! happy, amlziliom null xu'r'1'l, Nrut, rm'rgr'1if, xlmrkling uml perl, ' I Sfn x nlzrnyx ffwrf aml on ibz' ulffrl. Hrr f flxlvip ix rrullly u 11-nmlwfnl hm . 1949 +p- 1949 Ccpzfome ,........ ,... , ,..,.-.W . MW, .n.W,.,,.vr., GRADUATES FRANCES SPARKS Rockingham, N. C. Dircrf, xfraigbl-foru,'ar1l' ami' lziml, SfIu'0m fails to be on limr. WWF 'Q' x v 3 Q HAZEL WHITE Pollocksville, N. C. Sbfx ilIllf'I'll'lItll'lIf, xln' knows fJr'r miml SMH om' in a million ami' bard I0 final file Cqpifome 1949 GRADUATIES Eg 48 LILLIAN ADAMS HILDA HEARN Bladcnburo, N. C. Teachcy, N. C. Vigurvnx, xnmrf, full uf fun, Bzffvblifzg owl' Iikr' tl brook, l.1l'.x .1 frirml In vzwy nm: xvill UYUIIV' brarf? Tufzz' a look. -1 1949 ffm Cgpifome GRADUATES EVELYN PAGE ELEANOR REESE Trenton N C Southport N. C. A 1111 tba! lnkct 3011 bg XZIIPIIXI 3 011 ll llkr fn: 1 shew cvfbcr wajf. kt N af' SJ , - - , Brown hair, 11111 'bin 1' 'cfs Solzzviirfzzzv ,vbcfs Kl'7'i0Il5 souzrlimrx war. 1 1 ! 1 x Che Cgpifome 1949 GRADUATES WY 'YA LAURA TAYLOR WILHELMINA WARD Wilmington, N. C. Hampstead, N. C. Nvrw' u zmrry, m'z'rr a Carr. Alwayx lmppy. from care skis frm, Tulzv il muy, if you Marr. Why urwfl lbry all l'011fC'l1fUl, as sbt. SUPIERLATJIWES Most Attractive Neatest ELEANOR REESE FRANCES SPARKS Most Dignified Most Likely to Succeed Most Intellectual REBECCA DELLINGER LAURA TAYLOR wmv 'F ,l K W , .cc- iyw. 7 fm: nmaww' Q SIUPJERILATIIVIES 1 K 2 z s 333 6 2.592 ! l 5 A I i V 4 Most Dependable Quietest JOYCE HALL Most Exacting Friendliest EVELYN PAGE Best All Around Cutest LILLIAN ADAMS Most Popular HILDA HEARN SUPIEIRULATIIVIES Q Wittiest Biggest Flirt WILHELMINA WARD HAZEL WHITE CLASS HISTORY Coping wiih sfmlies, Trenzhling wifh fear, Eager fo be nofieecl, So began our firsf year. As we, the preclinicals of 1945, walked the halls of good old James Walker, we were very proud to be here. There were twenty of us, very shy and eager to learn. The classes were very heavy but they did not interfere with our midnight snacks and occa- sional showers with the fire extinguisher. T As days and weeks passed we lost many of our classmates. Some entered fields of matrimony while others went into the business world. At the end of our six months' period we were invited to the office where we waited eagerly to be interviewed. We were cold that we had been accepted in this school of nursing. A few days later we were planning our capping exercises. That was a very exciting night for all of us. Miss Britt and Miss Goff presented us with our white caps. That was the beginning of our training, and much loved threento eleven. We were very proud to be asked to dress the Christmas tree that year. We had a nice program and lots of fun at the party. The next morning we were awakened by girls running up and down the hall burning sparklers, which we had purchased from Taylors Fireworks. Anal now fhaf we're older Anil know a few ropes This .year will he easier, Though! we juniors, full of hopes: In our junior year we were settled enough to think about class officers. Joyce Hall was elected our President. Our class sponsors were Dr. Robertson and Miss Yount. They have been wonderful to us. One of our important events was the trip to Brookgreen Gardens in South Carolina. We were very excited making plans for our banquet, which turned out to be a very enjoyable evening. We were very proud of our corsages of carnations received from Dr. Robertson for this event. Trying fo he dignified While walking our lasf nzile, Thanking Ianzes Walker for three glorious years, We seniors depart wifh a fear anal a smile. Gee! but time flies. We have received our senior bands, and have begun to realize that our responsibilities are increasing. We were eager to receive any new ideas for our annual. Mr. Messick, our Business Advisor, is to be greatly appreciated by the Senior Class for his help in making this annual possible. Our biggest financial source was sell- ing ads and Christmas cards, but the one we enjoyed most was raffling cakes. When we think of parting it is such sweet sorrow, but as we think of what is in store for us it is easier. We want to thank everyone who helped us while we struggled through these years. We shall endeavor to hold fast to the knowledge we have obtained and high stand- ards of our profession. So here's to our future! May we reach our goal for which we have long strived. ELEANOR REESE Historian ni- LAST WILL AND TIESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of New Hanover City of Wilmington James Walker Memorial Hospital We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Nine, being of sound mind and body, do individually and collectively will and bequeath our most highly prized possessions to those dear friends we leave behind at dear old J.W.M.H. ARTICLE I To our parents and friends we wish to express our heartiest thanks, undying love and memory for believing in us and helping us to achieve our goal. ARTICLE II Section 1. To Miss Masten we leave our sincere appreciation for all she has done to make the way a little brighter and all the many things she has done to help us to be good nurses. Section 2. To Miss Britt we leave our love and gratitude for the faith she has had in us and hope that we will never let her down. Section 3. To the doctors, our thanks for helping us and the patience and understand- ing they have shown us. Section 4. To the Supervisors we express our gratitude for the patience they have had with us and the sympathy they have shown in regards to our mistakes. . 7 ARTICLE III Section 1. To the Preclinicals we leave our ability to apple polish the housemothers in hopes that they will get by as easily as we have done, by this honorable method. Section 2. To the Freshmen we bequeath our midnight jam sessions in hopes that they will have as much fun as we have had. Section 3. To the Juniors and Seniors of 1950 we leave our special privileges in hopes that they will make good use of them as we have. ARTICLE IV A Section 1. Hilda Hearn leaves her ability to get excited to Helen Bradham in hopes that it will make her as popular as Pee Wee. She leaves her love for the Mendota to whoever can administer the necessary TLC to her boys. Section 2. Rebecca Dellinger leaves her dignity and professional attitude to Ruth Wolf and Mikkie Winborn. She leaves her love for Turkey, N. C., to Helen Daniels. Section 3. Billie Ward leaves Dr. K. to whoever can quote poetry to him and comfort him in his moments of despondency. Section 4. Joyce Hall leaves her love for Maternity to Blanche Burris and Edna Wal- ker in hopes that they will develop that maternal instinct as she has done. Section 5. Eleanor Reese wills her love for food to Enid Atkinson. Section 6. Evelyn Page leaves her many loves to Hilda Covil. Section 7. Lillian Adams leaves her faithfulness to one man to Jane Galloway and Chris- tine Eubanks. Section 8. Hazel White leaves two inches of her height to Ruth Lanier and Caryway Merritt. Section 9. Frances Sparks leaves her ability to stay neat and clean and her snow white shoes to Marie Moore. Section 10. I, Laura Taylor, leave my moods behind me in hopes that the future holds much happiness for the Big Ten. I leave Posey to Dot Conway in hopes that she can re- form him as I never could. A LAURA TAYLOR Witnesses: Class Testator REBECCA DELLINCER JOYCE HALL EVELYN PAGE - .. ..,. .. . 77, Y., Y Che epitome 1949 CCILASS PRUPHIECY By MADAME PEE WEE l l Girls. this looks bright to me. I-Iere's a note at the top of the bowl which says, Get what you want and pay for it. Dellie, my girl, I can see great things in the future for you. You in your nursery singing a sweet little lullaby to a tiny little bundle. But before this bundle you will have a very successful life in obstetrics, where you will find your Doctor McGee. Joyce and Lill, your date of graduation won't be too soon. You already can hear those bells ringing. And they don,t sound like they are ringing just for church. It couldn't be that Elwood and Robert can hear the same ones too. fCould be.j Sparkie, you are a good girl. By saying just what you think to all these sweet doctors around here. I can just see that sign on your door come true: SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES! You, White, I see many of your rich patients and dorlofs sons returning that Pep- sodent smile. You will go a long way and see our dear old Alma Mater grow in many ways. Page, dear, anyone could just look in your face and see the typical, nice, ncat old maid, but it looks as if The Basin is going to change things. Maybe your looks. Who knows? Yes, here is 7-3 private duty in Southern Pines. Taylor, Reese, andiWard, you are as changeable as the breeze. When and if we get that R.N. attached to our names. Let's just be gypsies. See wide open spaces and love 'em and leave 'em. Myself, I think I'll join the three gypsies who are going to travel. I think four would make a nice tribe. If?????? George, Doug, Ben and John don,t interfere. We might could cruise by Hartford, Conn., Cuba, Raleigh, and the Sound. Better not look any further. I might see something. PEE WEE HEARN 0 W Q 2 I H f Z If 175 1 J '-' I 51.1 V AQYWK J ,CIN 7 Lmiors Kim Spit 0 Che Cgpiionze 1949 JUNIIUR OIFIFIIUEJRS ,V 1 'Y ee President-Ruth Wolf Vice-President-Helen Bradham 1Not Picturedj Secretary-Christine Eubanks Treasurer-Caryway Merritt JUNIUGHRI CCILASS Enid Atkinson, Elizabethtown: Helen Bradham, Chinquaping Blanche Burris, Wilmingtong Dorothy Conway, Maywilleg Hilda Covil, Wilmingtong Christine Eubanks, Maysvilleg Jane Galloway, Carolina Beacliq Ruth Lanier, Chinquapin, Caryway Merritt, Wilmingtong Edna Walker, Wilmingtong Ruth XVolf, Carolina Beach. f ' we of -. ev: i 6 ' Q, :CE . . fiihf V ' kiwi. A- ef ' ' me at g is 'Q-if ii' , W 1 e i . l l . 5 '- 1 lx I Kke Cgpifome '949 2 :ge X ft ' ' X WY , 171- !L -li Il 1 ' E ' Q 1 L J, Qt-reslzmen 4 656 Cgplfome , SW HELEN DANIELS Turkey, N. C. GRACE BARROW Snow Hill, N. C. BERNICE MOORING Snow Hill, N. C. JFRIESHMUEN 9 MARIE MOORE MIKKIE WINBORN Greenville, N. C. Wliitcville, N. C. AFFILIATES .'a HELEN CRABTREE FRANCES JONES Selma, N. C. Farmvillc, N. C. RUBY MATTHEWS INEZ WORLEY Magnolia, N. C. Wilson, N. C. 1949 A -nn- l l V , ,. i 1949 Klze gpllome fl X Qi XQ K f' ll agree lnlca 5 I stood upon the staircase and gazed down the ball, I saw a bunch of green stuff arranged along the wall. I looked againg Lo, it moved! I thought 'twas waving grass. But no, 'twas on its way to the ball-'twas only the Precliniral Class. l l w t 1 1 . I ,L l --.- lP'RlECClLlINlICCAlLS ,wi 'V J, t M., A 1 w X J .., f . .n fs Qs.. .X N G. ' . ., 'A , .5 neva. Y, i M. ' ...W .3 .v . w... ,. - l . . . f -ff. -,:. -5 0, 'i X . , - ,gg Na. L 4 .wb ,M . gs fx. X- Egg 7 lf 24 ,, ,I I A 41. . , 5 , 7 W V , ay, A Q' Q- g 7 ff f Q11 ' ,, ' W if' M9 fr. 1' . 4 5. K, z .. -5.13 3:-V Li s J ,go . - - .. ' af, g . ,., ,uf 'X -,Q . . v ,- i ' u. f 455 ' 5 CN . : sz' . ,, ,gf . 1:91 ,M ,, at fix- fv ,wa . Y- 55 --115' . M llfaaffiffx fy T? 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C., Annie Fussell, Rose Hill, N. C. Lorraine Gallaway, Wilmington, N. C., Juanita George, Comfort, N. C., Laetia Rene Holland Clinton N. C.' Glorius Jacobs, Leland, N. C., Polly Moore, Harkers Island, N. C. Dorothy Murphy, Penderlea, N. C., Joyce Philemon, Wilmington, N. C., Mary Alice Rivenbark, Penderlea, N. C., Doris Schmidt, Wilmington, N. C., Wilma Singletary, Bladenboro, N. C. - Virginia Sego, Wilmington, N. C., Dorothy Trott, Stella, N. C., Marranccn Ward, Tabor City, N. C., Geraldine White, Atkinson, N. C., Etta Louise Willis, Atlantic, N. C. 1949 epitome HUUSEMUTHERS lf.. MRS. ANNIE MCLAIN MRS. JENNIE NEWKIRK The thunder roared, the lightning crashed, Around the corner Essie dashed 5 And from her side a pad she drew, She got your name and got mine too. Off went the radios, Click went the lights, And all was still and dark as night. From each door a head was thrust And Essie said, I see you, and I'll report you or bust! Not Pictured-Mrs. Essie Griffin, Mrs. Carolyn Yannotta f Che Cgpifonze 1949 WHY THE PATIENTS WEPT Dr. Dosher walked quietly and professionally down the hall. Dr. Koonce had lost his sense of humor. Miss Britt gave out bedpans on maternity. Dr. Robertson was very loud and noisy. Dr. Johnson without his cigar. Dr. Wilsoll did a hysterectomy. Dr. Graham has a patient on O.B. Dr. Lounsbury did not quiz the student. Dr. Walker did not flirt with the nurses. Dr. Codington didn't say gently during an operation. Dr. Fred Barefoot walked noisily down the hall. Miss Ashworth didn't help Dr. Hare in Cysto. Dr. McEachern didn't tell any tall tales. Dr. Murchison talked in a very soft tone. Dr. Crouch, jr., didnlt ask about the lil fellowf' Dr. Hall didn't get the birth certificate. Dr. Smith refused to do a frozen section. Dr. I-I. W. johnson didn't stop to chat. Dr. Knox didn't have his stethoscope. Dr. Powell stormed at the nurses. Dr. Koseruba didnit say How's every little thing? Dr. Hooper whistled at the nurses. Dr. Thompson refused to use white cotton in surgery. Dr. Warshauer has taken up surgery. Dr. Anderson forgot his instruments. 1949 Che Cgpifome BIG MM, MMA AND THE GIRLS Standing Izvelyn Page, Hazel White, Dr. Robertson, Lillian Adams, Frances Sparks. Seated Hilda Hearn Billie Ward, Laura Taylor. Miss Yount, Eleanor Reese, Rebecca Dellinger, Joyce Hall. JJ' Che Cgpifome 1949 GRACE NIQBRJIDIE Y.W.A, CounselorsEEEE E-,,,MISS BEADIE BRITT, R.N., Vice-President Q .ecretary E E - Treasurer Director r,,r. Staff Advisor ,.,, President e,,,e Vice-President Secretary ,EE Librarian EEE Mas. H. T. WARREN fYfEE-,----,------,---,-,--,-RUTH- LANIE11 GILIEIE CLUB --EBLANCHE Buiuus -- - -EDNA WALKER ,E---MR. EMORY GRUBBS ,,--MISS LOUISE YOUNT ---E--POLLY MOORE ----RUTH WOLF --,JERRY WHITE ----GLORIUS JACOBS SNAPSHOTS X I Pals Pennie Miss Pannill Doug Mr. Rankin George and Andy The Doc ..GuS,, Lovers K Hazel and Pa The babyl' Flirt O.R. Crew Dr. Thompson and Dr. Sinclair 18. Big and Little Boss A wet day at Brookgreen 19. On the roof They will fuss zo. Becky and Pa' james 11. Ward in Surgery zz. Essie l l l I I l l SNAPSHOTS f-nv . kim The Class 5. A trio 9. Dr. George Johnson just beginning 6. Drs. Farthing, Pickard, Barefoot IO. The quartet In the snow 7. Probies 11. Miss Pannill Mrs. Mercer 8. Oscar with the girls 11. The first days 13. First Aid 1 'MUSE The Mendota! 18. When we started Lill in Surgery 19. The big four Sunning 20. Smile pretty-please! Pan 1. Pa has arrived! SNAPSHOTS The Wilson girls No more snow balls The banquet Hazel and Becky Krepie We love him, too 11. Their first days! Obbie, God bless her 13. Fancy meeting them again Laura 14. On the beach just learning 15. Dr. Purkall Bathing beau! 16. Dr. Stallings White 17. A snow fight 'kwa 0 X as S? ARWN9 18. Delly 19. Page zo. Ar home 21. Elwood works here 21. Worley and Crabtree Eastern North Carolinct's Most Popular Night Club and Grill . I 1 1 l Jltduu. Jun- gn, :umm .....-...m.. 2!!!!!!l3:g ......-. nun.. gig, 2: n I ga inhuman U E- ggggg uf n 5555222 sa pf- -p-:E :zest Q! gg Q2 -as :galgg . : I '- . .I I! na ra- ,. IT! F H I1 l ' Carolina Beach Hood Gust Beyond Greenfieldl Wilmington, N. C. TELEPHONES: 2-2559-9138 Mike N. Potellis and Son, Owners Harrill Music Store Front and Grace Streets Wilmington, N. C. Home of Baldwin and Lester Pianos PHONE 5497 Compliments of MacMillan 6. Cameron Co Complete Automotive Service Compliments of The Beulah Meier Dress Shop Compliments ot L A M O D E 107 Market Street Wilmington, N. C. Wilmington's Smart Shop For Furs and Apparel Drinks . . . Ice Cream Sandwiches. . . Cakes Cigarettes . . . Cigars Magazines Hospital Sandwich Shop A. B. BROWN, Mgr. O lames Walker Hospital Building Wilmington, N. C. Merritt-Holland Supply Co., Inc. 'Everything For The Welder OXYGEN - ACETYLENE WELDING SUPPLIES Wilmington, N. 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