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

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GRADUATES MARVANEEN WARD Tabor Ciiy, N. C. Leave silence io the Sainls, I am bui human. DOROTHY RAYE TROTT Stella, N. C. A willing mind-a heart of gold, She's many a friend, l am told. WILMA RUTH SINGLETARY Bladenboro, N. C. A hearty laugh, a mischievous smile, Makes for her a life worth-while. 25 5,1 V'lRGlNlA LAURIE SEGO Wilmington, N. C. No iruer friend, no finer lass Shed be tops in any class.

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24 MARY ALICE RIVENBARK Willard, N. C. Never a worry, never a care, Take il easy, if you dare. GRADUATES DOROTHY ANN MURPHY Penderlea, N. C. So grave, so calm, so full of cheer, Our Murphy is really and lruly a dear. JOYCE ANN Pl-IILEMON Wilmington, N. C. A friendly smile, a winning way, Joyce will stay young for many a day. DORIS JUNE SCHMIDT Wilmington, N. C. BeiIer to be small and shine, Than to be large and casi a shadow.

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? 91 Q assi N, im 510Ai9J.,1lgfJ'U i 0, ze E Q C6 'N gf lg gig G I gl I, f I I as 5 5, n I 9 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of James Walker School of Nursing, in the City of Wilmington and State of North Carolina, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-one, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath and establish this one last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section I: To our parents and friends, we bequeath our fondest love and sincere appreciation from their tiniest sacrifices to their inspiring belief in us. Section II: To our doctors, we leave our gratitude for their willingness to teach and help us in our courses of study. Our hope is that we are the R.N.'s that you have striven to make us. Section III: To Miss Lucy Masten, we dedicate this volume of the Epitome in order to show a small measure of our appreciation for all she has done for us. Section IV: To the dietitians, we leave an egg shell recipe so they might add variety to our successors meals. Section V: To our underclassmen, we leave the hope that they too might some day be graduates of James Walker Memorial School of Nursing. Section VI: To our advisor, Miss Yount, we say thanks for all the in- numerable things she's done for us throughout our training. ARTICLE II Section I: I, Marie Moore leave to Beth Maynard a wide collection of notations from Miss Britt, cancelling her late leaves, so that they may serve as a reminder. Section II: I, Lorraine Galloway, leave my faithfulness to one man to Peggy Van Bavel. Section III: I, Polly Moore, leave my business like manner to Ann Wayne. Section IV: I, Jeannine Andrews, will my ability to get along with others to Edith Fergus. Section V: I, Rachel Bloodworth, leave my love for surgery to Ola Bell Rogers. Section VI: I, Dorothy Murphy, leave my love for midnight snacks to anybody with an iron-bound constitution and don't think it won't take just that.