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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

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DOUGLAS NEAL MR, HARRY E, SHAW MR. MAX BOGLE Purchasing Agent Administrative Administrative Interne Interne wat LMI! S 46 84 gy Wd MISS BEADIE BRITT Assistant Director MISS MARION BROWDER Assistant Director 1 A24 MISS LUCY MASTEN Director of Nursing Supervisors 'ii 'FY' XY, M H ' Q Q .5 Y I: , A? . ,X i K . Dig 'x ' ' A MRS. ANNA FO ER MRS. DAPHNEY JEFFORDS MISS THELMA BEIA K- I MRS. JUANITA STOKLEY MRS. LUCILLE PATRICK 4. Not Pictured: Mrs. Elizabeth Harris MISS MARY MCDUFFIE MRS. LILLIAN PASO Head Nu rses lj J ,dxf W W 12 W ..:.:g xxgm MISS LILLIE STANLEY MISS RUBY HENRY MISS MINNIE LYONS MRS. EDITH MAULTSBY 'Yhnv Not P1ctured: Mrs. Jeannette Gill Mrs. Mary Ingram Miss Mabel Hughes X1 MRS. ELIZABETH RUSS MRS. JOYCE THOMAS if Miss Linda Peterson Editor-in-Chief S 44 '-,. 'V' Amt ,f 2+ .K N , Editor-in-Chief. . Assistant Editor .... Make-Up Editor ..... Assistant Make-Up Editor Photographic Editor . . . D .... 51341. W . Linda Peterson . Derotha Gore . .Bettye Howard . Marie Robinson . .Virginia Wells J' Qi se! Miss Cynthia Robbins Busine s s Manager fl pn. 'Simw' bww Business Manager ....... Cynthia Robbins Assistant Business Manager .... Janice Pate Circulation Manager ...... .Rebecca Salter Assistant Circulation Manager . . .Sarah Brown Advertising Manager ...... Rebecca Griffin Assistant Advertising Manager, . Elaine Jordan Miss Harriet Atkins Mrs. Dorothy Batten Miss Myrtle Carroll Miss Lottie DeBose Miss Awilda Gould Miss Joyce Hewett Mrs. Joyce Holder Miss Doretha Huggins Miss Edna Jacobs Mrs. Joyce Mason Miss Sybil Pickett Miss Betty Stone Mrs. Ellen Stonecypher Mrs. Faye Thorpe Miss Virginia Venters Miss Ann Wayne ffig W . WJ , -fs. 1 no I A -,1 - sv . vw .-, .... .1 .. . - - L'-xc 'hi -,H-mufxf as . 1 . ..,. , , , 1. 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Miss Dorothy Dixon Educational Director 1 -7'7 Mrs. Lillian Paso Thu. 63 Mrs. Carlee Jenkins Not pictured Mr. George Zebrowski Mr. Robert Lamb T' Mrs . Jane Ha stings I. f Fx I au.,- 'wrrti - 5 QV. 5 . 'Jia D' Mr . John Charlton Duncan McEachern, M. D. Surgery H. G. Moore Surgery C. J. Powell Surgery E. P. Walker, M. D. Obstetrics George Johnson, M. D. Obstetrics J. B. Lounsbury, M. D, Obstetrics Sigmond Bear, M. D. Obstetrics William Dosher, M. D. Obstetrics H. M. Codington, M. D. Surgery J. Watts Farthing, M. D, Surgery Charles P. Graham, M, D. Surgery Donald B. Koonce, M. D. Surgery f 5 t Samuel E. Warshauer, M. D. Chief of Staff A ce.ifl.fJL'b9' iikww f It MLS t1r if .ii I 1 . txt- L . F Oo . 'Q L, N. , 51 it , ww 'Wil wc' '17 .V at Wil , F I ef 0 1 A I x A I I x x 1 N Q.. '-Q5-49' in 'run lk 'k f James Mason, M. D, Surgery R. W. Williams, M, D. Surgery William C. Mebane, M. D Surgery Robert Sinclair, M. D. Surgery G. R. C. Thompson, M. D Surgery J. E. Wells, M. D, Surgery R. B. Williams, M. D. Surgery James Dickie, M. D. Surgery Robert Fales, M. D. Surgery H. W, Johnson, M. D. Surgery David Murchison, M. D. Medicine J. D. McKay, M. D. Medicine H. M. Pickard, M. D. Medicine Robert Pigford, M. D, Medicine Thomas Marshburn, M. D Medicine James Tidler, M. D. Medicine John Evans, M. D. Surgery Graham Barefoot, M. D. Radiology Ivan Brouse, M. D. Radiology William Phillips Dermatology Harry Van Velsor, Dermatology R. B, Hare, M. D. Urology Joseph W. Hooper, Urology William Wilson, M Orthopedics J. R. Brandon, M. Orthopedics Elbert Anderson, M Opthalmology Ray Groves, M. D. Opthalmology Auley Crouch, M. D Pediatrics Walter Crouch, M. Pediatrics J. C. Knox, M. D. Pediatrics G. M. Koseruba, M D Pediatrics Frank Reynolds, M D Pediatrics J. B. Sidbury, M. D Pediatrics R. G. Hall, M. D, Pediatrics J. D. Freeman, M. D E. E. N. T. Paul Black, M. D. E. E. N. T. Charles Sale, M. D E. N. T. D. B. Sloan, M. D. s E. N. T. William Cannon, M Pathology Hausa Staff wg gi yy . iq , Xu gx ' N 'N Dr.Ped Be y rx X5 5, S .V Y ,S ix? fs Xi ff 1.-.3 T WJOCSQ. wi'- 3 Cr 'fo Xpv-9. wh s V g Dr. Luis Rosell D E q e C q 11 QQ gfrlfbvfffif 4 M0012 ALDVLCCL4. 4-1f,4l1'iZC f A454 'T D A 1 T b DF Francisco Mesonero Dr. Lucina Dim'f:?1E1'n ar? Tm' sky QL ww! fN'r LZx 'Ginn-gnr , Mn . , 1,401 650' WIS I Wbwpf iff , N Dr. A to P 1 d r. Yavus T D Ali Ibraham' OV? 1 K AY V JJ! n Ze Dietary Department Mrs. Moore ' f If . U Qld if 7,i5' 2 'L t ftefijx fy Q. . kwhfwii. , ' ML jjewlf ki JL , LU f Ll ELM' Jjx gf' W iw vt .we W MMI. J NA CUULDI X i LX JW' .etjZ74ge' ,flppy M Ud d A, Operating 1300114 pict d ' aryl g I-I ad N 'Q' Q F5 . HQ. -11 l Obstetrics Mrs . Juanita Stokley Supervisor fl J 2 ,,,,, , Wy 1,1 Q FNRF4-. -'if f , 1 . fl I 1'-fl-Y X41 ,CLJZ LSI f, J mg-f.,: N ,f1.,,, ff 'fef , ,. V , 4, JJ g hfijxxixj EWCA ubae- If FVQXB xff1f6,,'7,f1'4- V I . 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Rep. to Student Council . . 1 I Rebecca Griffin . .Sarah Brown . Mary Knowles . . Janice Pate . . Kathy Moye COLORS: Red and White CLASS MOTTO: What we are to be, we are now becoming. ff: M M Zfmyf' Sarah Benita Brown Kennansville, N. C. In the fell clutch of cir- cumstance, I have not wincednor criedaloud. Mary Gwen Chadwick Shallotte, N. C. When married, we'11 50 happy be. I love him and he loves me. is 251 wiyiifw at Seniors Katie Ruth Barefoot I-Iallsboro, N. C. It is easy enough to be pleasant, When life flows by like a song. Mabel Carolyn Bordeaux Delco, N. C. ' 'She began as most children do, by scribb- ling in her school books, funny pictures. xr CV' :JAN 'G-9' Mary Harris Whiteville, N. C. Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper than all the thought. Bettye Lou Howard Hampstead, N. C. I owe all my success in life to having been always a quarter of an hour beforehand. Norma Eilleen Covil Wilmington, N. C. Make new friends, but keep the old, Those are silver, these are gold. Rebecca Griffin Rocky Mount, N. C. Sleep dwell upon thine eyes, peace in thy breast. Would I we r e sleep and peace, so sweet to sleep. ,wyiblgff yi M N M WW ff . 'I S f ' in 9 ' , Scnwrs dugtwwpl 1fm9l'.gj pg j9fQ' V ul fm 02,05 j U! My 9? U! vyhy ,vi 4 L M -:mil iw.-M ..,- Hildred Howard Deep Run, N. C. I slept and dreamed that life wa s beauty, I woke and found that life was duty. Mildred Elaine Jordan Wilrrmington, N. C. That's nothing to what I Could say if I chose. X-W WM Seniors QM aww .ay AUJJ ,,,,,2i, 46nfJ',fx4f:'?. l Lufiq Z' .4 by 54 JAG. A-ML if .f-:QQ , QWUKX Nwvgim- ,175 xy. vi' Nellie Shaw Kelly Magnolia, N. C. A man has two reasons for doing anything-A good reason and a real reason. Mary Cornelia Knowles Rose Hill, N. C. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. 'fi Helen Jane Murray Burgaw, N. C. The heavens such grace did lend her, That she might admired be. Janice Mae Pate LaGrange, N. C. A winning way, a pleasant smile, dressed so neat but quitein style. Kathryn Ann Moye Winterville, N. C Speech is the index of the mind. Alice Rae Murphy Brunswick, Ga. And the smile which is sweet, will surely find a smile that's just as sweet. ,V Linda Ann Peterson Bladenboro, N. C. Have faith, and a score of hearts will show their fait h in your work and deed. Cynthia Marie Robbins Wilmington, N. C. ' 'It is these that are worth the homage of earth, f o r we find them but once in awhi1e. Seniors sq' x -'nur-wr H4 f i A J x I Thedus Marie Robinson Supply, N, C. Better ne ve r trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Rebecca Lorraine Salter Atlantic, N. C. ThoughI am not spleni- tive and ra s h, yet have I something in me dangerous. 5' Q tim. I Seniars Margaret Teresa Willis Wilmington, N. C I'll drop my glove, to prove his love, Great glory will be mine. Patricia Ann Vickers ' Durham, N. C. Who, through long days of labor, and nights de- void of ease, Still heard in her soul the music of wonderful melodies. Virginia Dare Wells Burgaw, N. C. T hen give to the world the best you have -andthe be st will come back to you. Happing 1 'ii my ll ,, , YJ 'S L4 K u ,fl 2 Aw 'Mg J t Ag 'i was - Y V J ve' wnwm ' V AV' 'V 'fgkls W Q' L 1, 'Q wc. ig. 0 6? f EW . Mx rl- :fd 'f A ...,., ' -- 5 V xl IQ. , My A Y 'QV 8 , .-W ' ff if gf if q 4. 5 nf... iq? - , ' ,--u Q Q 1 , .wx E X 3 W A 1: ix b W, . a H AN 5 QR , ds 18 'A X XYZ? ' Q 5 5 'migzff YS' X5 Q, wff-XM ig: bfi ,, fr .nf Q S fast Will ,find Zfcstamcul State of North Carolina County of New Hanover City of Wiimingron James Walker Hospital School of Nursing We, the Seniors of James Walker Nursing School,possessors of 23 stout hearts, above average mental ability, well-trained appetites, a n d un us ua 1 senior dignity, being about to emerge from the protective s hell which has harbored us for at least three long years, and enter into the large world about which we have been told such unbelievable things, do make and publish our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our class sponsor, Mrs. Beia, we leave our heart felt thanks and deep appre- ciation for the numerous things she has done for the class of '55. ARTICLE II To the incoming seniors, we leave our senior dignity and privileges .and above all, our intelligence. ARTICLE III To the incoming junior s , we leave our hard earned brains, and hope that with the help of this legacy they will someday become dignified seniors. Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section I II I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ARTICLE IV To Miss Masten and Miss Britt,we bequeath our deepest appreciation for their guidance in helping us reach our goal. To Mrs.Griffin and Mrs. Newkirk, we leave a new flashlight battery and two G. E. hearing aids for the days you cannot see and hear as well as you have in the past three years. ARTICLE V I, Kitty Ba refoot , leave my determination to get what I want when I want it to Len Sidbury. We, Carol Bordeaux and Sarah Brown, leave our excessive energy to Deane Peterson. I, Gwen Chadwick, bequeath the Vance Air to anyone who can shake rattle, and roll. I, Norma Covil, leave my chicken house laugh to Marilyn Cain. I, Becky Griffen, leave my calm and cool manner to Peggy Nethercutt I, Mary Harris, leave all my love affairs to Erna Cooke, if she thinks she can handle them. I, Bettye Howa r d , leave my don't care attitude to Helen Cave- naugh. I, Hildred Howard,bequeath my set ways to Dean Covenaugh. I, Nell Kelly, leave my 11 and 12 o'clock passes to anyone who thinks they will enjoy them as much as I. I, Mary Knowles, leave my ability to be an old maid and raise cats to Glennis McLaurin. Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section Section XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXII XXIIII Last Will Ami Zestamcut I, Margaret Willis, leave my night life to Faye Justice. I, Pat Vickers, leave my music talent to Lucy Groat in hopes she will enjoy if from 5 to 10 each P. M. I, Linda Peterson, leave my good times in Raleighto any ofthe Juniors who would like to tackle them. I, Janice Pate, leave my graceful walk to Betty Gray. I, Virginia Wells, leave my slim girlish figure to Jean Mewborn. I, Helen Murray, leave my ability to quarrel to Lou Ellen Bell. I Becky Salter, leave my Atlantic drawl to Derotha Gore. t Kathy Moye, leave a challenge for anybody longwinded enough to try I. to out talk me. I, Alyce Murphy, leave my ability to write poetry to Susie Simmons. I. Marie RObinSOH, leave my ability to stretch the truth to suit herself to Penny Toler. I, Cynthia Robbins leave my innocent look in class to Brook Carson. I, Elaine Jordan, leave all my catty remarks to anyone who can purr. Mary Knowle s Pat Vic ker s Witnesses: Benny Bacteria Julia Germ f' J 611155 lt was back in the fall of 52 On the second of September, Our class ca ne to J. W. H. That date we all remember. Some of our big sister's met us Each had a friendly smile. They were never on the second But mostly on fourth floor. The next week the classes started, Such subjects we had never heard. We reme raber part of the stuff But not every little Word. We walked over to the college A load of books on our arms. Such a heavy load to carry But it didn't do us any harm. At 12:30 we'd come back Hurrying back to lunch, Roast beef and dressing every day For such a hungry bunch. Thanksgiving finally came Everybody hurried away To see Mom and Dad again For they had an extra day. Classes would start once more Back to our books again. These were long tiresome days For us and our teachers then. Finally we started working With shaky hands and pretended cheer The first thing the patient asked. 'I-Ioney, how long have you been here '? On May the twenty-ninth A great event took place We received our stiff white caps With a nod and a smiling face. History We'll never forget that time We'll never forget that night We were happy preclinicals You should have seen the sight. Miss Dixon gave Marie her lamp She took it by the handle As she was Walking down the steps, Off fell her little candle. After vacation time had ended We worked eight hours a day With no eating while on duty Without a cent of pay. On the second of September This was another happy day. We received our small black bands We didn't have much to say. Proudly we Wore our caps To our work and to our classes. In Obstetrics and Pathology We all were happy lasses. In February we had our banquet The seniors colors were pink and white The azalea room was enchanting Bathed in soft candle light. We received our wider bands In September of Fifty-four. We were Senior students then Our P. C. and Junior days were o'er. Later they sent us to Dix Hill To study and to work. For three months we survived Without Mrs. Griffin and Newkirk. No prying housemother To check on us at night. They never read our mail Nor turned off our lights. Hluss History No one was there to take our names They never locked us out. They thought of us as people We hope they did no doubt. Do you remember your first day When Lillian met you at the door ? She had a sack upon her head Poor thing, the clothes she wore. All of our class did return Much to our teachers surprise No one lost their mind Nor was hit on the eye. Remember our graduation On that warm night in May We were all so happy Some were thinking of their Wedding day Only three months more To work here without pay The days passed by so fast With much to do and say. There must have been a guiding hand To help us through these days. I know God must have been present When the dark days came our way, We 've spent many happy days In this old nurses' home Your time will pass my friend How fast our three years have flown. Marie Robinson Clas s Historian Usually there are treatments. 611155 Pam Early in the morning We start to work. From every little task We will never shirk. First comes the temps Then liquids and pills. Each with a purpose But all to cure ills. Next comes the food Arranged on a tray. Carried by two hands Only three times a day. We help the doctor Patch cuts and bruises. Our little carts have Just what he uses. ' We assist the doctors In every known way. Day in and day out, We heed what they say. Back to the desk. There's charting to be done, Reports to be written Before the hour of one. Wet diapers we change Some packs to apply. Or enemas to give Not again, the patient will sigh. Then linen to put out, Several beds to make. Fresh Water to give Again temps to take. And babys to feed. Formulas to fix, For The The Are Oh, the attention they need. fifteen minutes babies we show, mamas and daddies very proud we know. To see each patient A doctor will come. Checking all charts, Leaving orders on some. IT WOULDN 'T BE Kitty Barefoot's . . . . giggles Carol Bordeaux's . . , Mabel Sarah Brown's .... . . energy Gwen Chadwick's . . .... Buddy Norma Covil's. . . . cooperation Becky Griffin's . . .... vivacity Mary Harris's. . . .... boyfriends Bettye Howard's. . . . . hillbilly music Hildred Howard's . . . Pgripes the life out of me Elaine Jordan's . . . . .personality Nell Kelly's . . . . . love for cysto Mary Knowles'. . . . .willingness Our Each hour of the day, By helping the patient In every possible way. hands stay busy Cla s s Poet Alice Murphy THE CLASS OF '55 WITHOUT--- . .continual chatter . . . . neatness . determination . . . cat-cut . .vocal cords Kathy Moye's . . Alyce Murphy's . . . . Helen Murray's . . . Janice Pate's . . . Linda Peterson's . . Cynthia Robbins' . . . dependability Marie Robinson's . . . . . pranks Becky Salter's. . , .... mirror Pat Vicker's . . Virginia Well's . . Margaret Willis' . . . piano fingers .. gray matter . well, hey ..Mw,M N N Q? x ik-Maxima sxpllz L K 3 , fl I xl A Q X 5 1 ' uk' Q F ' NX, xg, v., E MOST INTELLECT UAL FRIENDLIEST Virginia Wells Janice Pate had X. N WITTIEST Hildre d Howard H f,-0 f 55 3 is MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CUTEST Alyce Murphy Katie R. Barefoot MOST NONCHALANT BEST DRESSED Bettye Howard Helen Murray l MOST ATTRACTIVE Re bec ca Griffin fi . f '-X vas' x I F ,J .,-W Md' 1 'Q juuivr 611155 Officers ve'--- Class Advisor - Miss Ruby Henry K President . . . Vice -President Secretary . . . Q 7 3 . .Derotha Gore . . . Betty Gray . . Faye Justice CLASS MOT TO: CLASS COLORS Blue and white is Treasurer. . . . . .Glennis McLaurin Parlimentarian. . . . . . .Gwen Tolar God mendsg we tend CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation I 1 Lou Ellen Bell Wilmington, N. C . Marilyn Cain Lumberton, N. Shirley Carson C. Jacksonville, N. C. Helen Cavenaugh Wallace, N. C. Dean Cavenaugh Wallace, N. C. Erna Cooke Mt. Olive, N. C. Betty Lou Gray Supply, N. C. Derotha Gore Chadbourn, N. C. Edith Gurganus Jacksonville, N. C. Dorothy Hardee Wilmington, N. C. Faye Justice Jacksonville, N. C, Glennis McLaurin Clinton, N. C. Sylvia Mewborn LaGrange , N. C. Peggy Nethercutt Wilmington, N, C. Deane Peterson Myrtle Beach, S. C. J Mary Lee Rouse ' C Rose Hill, N. . Lenora Sidbury Wilmington, N. Susan Simmons New Bern, N. C Gwen Toler Wilmington, N. C. C. 'Zf 'f fu Wm w.E.xif'ff b x ,, , lv! V y, fY W1 gf N? I I JQJX L . x 'S Q had Tf-HS W :Eb . ' ' , Z. 'ifxa 1--Q.. ai- I 1 1 P w Y i x I i m i i I V I I 5 i I 4 ! i 3 1 w 3 I 1' I R 4 I A Qreshnmu Cflass Officers fvhgs it ff' Class Advisor - Mrs. Barbara Rountree --0- ' President .............. Betty J. Griffin Vice-President . . . . Ida Bell Huggins Secretary . . . . .Marjorie Rawls Treasurer . . , .Barbara Sutton Betty Jean Adams Bladenboro, N. C. Agnes Jane Baldwin Hallsboro, N. C. Patricia June Creech Wilmington, N. C. Elizabeth Davis Goldsboro, N. C. Shirley Bryan Edens Hampstead, N. C. Betty Jewel Elkins Elizabethtown, N. C Shirley Irene Ellis Willard, N. C' Joe Ellen Floyd Cerro Gorda, N. C. Carolyn Graham Wilmington, N, C. Betty Jean Griffin Jacksonville, N. C. Elsie Hewett Maysville, N. C. Jeanette Howard Hampstead, N. C. Ida Bell Huggins Wilmington, N. C. Peggy Jackson Hallsboro, N, C, Reba Jones Rose Hill, N. C, Shirley Little Wananish, N. C, Pauline Lupo Fairmont, N. C. Betty Jean lVlcPhatter Jacksonville, N. C, Emily Petteway Wilmington, N. C. Marjorie Rawls Jacksonville, N. C. Juanita Reaves Hallsboro, N. C, Nona Alice Redd Maysville, N, C. Christine Sholor Wallace, N. C, Julia Faye Smith Southport, N. C. Barbara J. Spender Burgaw, N. C. Barbara A. Sutton LaGrange, N. C. Pearl L. Ward Elizabethtown, N. C Carolyn M. Webster Wilmington, N. C. Joyce E. West Turkey, N. C. Mrs . Essie Griffin Housemother Mrs. Jennie Newkirk Housemother Mr s Evelyn Sowers fam 11 ..,--1 x ,.l . 4, '-- '. ns. ,zffww ,- ..ff ' 16 YA A1 4.x PIWVDXX amou- lviflf JN ha, 'Ufl NSW 5 Wilt 'WBPIBNM xx Km Dai' N1 .M uni mus- I -2 , a., Y fx 'thG6'e 1 ,, M,,,'ii'ggg ' Q. iw Q .M r , ' fb Gln' 6 uh Mrs. Callie Bryant - Counselor Miss Beadie Britt - Sponsor Mary L. Rouse Marjorie Rawls Faye Justice Erna Cooke Derotha Gore Betty J. Adams Dean Cavanaugh Susie Simmons Kathryn Moye Mary Harris Marie Robinson Marilyn Cain Virginia Wells QF? K. E I :J Rebecca Griffin Linda Peterson Betty J. Griffin Barbara Sutton Betty McPhatter Marjorie Rawls Rebecca Salter Jeannette Howard Shirley Edens Marie Robinson Shirley Ellis Cynthia Robbins Mary L. Rouse Mr. Robert Penn- Director y. WWA. lst row Linda Peterson Sarah Brown-co-captain Glennis McLaurin-Captain Lenora Sidbury Betty Lou Gray Znd row Dr. Harry Van Velsor, coach Carol Bordeaux Mary Harris Shirley Edens Christine Sholar Shirley Ellis Erna Cooke Mrs. Carlee Jenkins, Assistant Coach 6z1rdim1ls Student Gaucrnznent ff-fy. J ' , I :J . 'N' X PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER FACULTY ADVISOR W 0 Elaine Jordan Mary Lee Rouse Faye Justice Brooke Carson Miss Thelma Beia . 'f X 3 N gv N . 7 y g X -x Xi ii l A Q3 Q R 3 ' ' Egg YN? in gfwkliikx 3 i 3 QW? lllfga EN!-, Qigsxigsi. wliusiw Student Hound! Elaine Jordan, Mary Lee Rouse, Faye Justice, Brooke Car- son, Derotha Gore, Virginia Wells, Linda Peterson, Kathryn Moye, Jean Mewborn, Shirley Ellis, Elizabeth Davis. 4 ,Miss james A 2 . 1, 'ff is 2, E , ,'yv Walker MISS R EBECCA GRIFFIN -- QUEEN Not Pictured MISS SUSAN SIMMONS Junior Attendant MISS SHIRLEY ELLIS Freshman Attendant -1 MMM ff4W0Hff1,0l1s X VW? jwjw e-I VJ Q WML 's WM' ravi' ,rw - 9640- r if Lys! W' f,l W7,f'e' y, 5' VY MN'-:L V31 1C ,,a.f fra ZIGML aff' a 'L lypkz WM 6' ,, ,WAV P3 ,AifAf,?in . flllfwi-lf. nf, , nfv., WC, X V, Hwy flqf fx 542 I ,1 ' ' V uf' X , 1 A .,f 4' ' f' I C lp! 'I' f, I xl !l y LII' f'l L If aff i 1 4 W 3 I i 4 1 1 i A I E I l I w E 1 1 i i E 9 f 4 l 4 T I Let's Go Skating and Bowling Your Sewing Center 1 ,NGRAM5 RECREATION SINGER SEWING MACHINE co. S 1 R t 271 Ngith street Petra a es one Wg,-' Studesgt Nurses t LW ef' 'Hoppe Congraru1at10ns 131 N. Front St. Wilmington North Carolina NISBETS LADIES SHOP BRYANT-WIllIAMSON, INC. The Home of Leading Appliances - TV and Furniture North 17th Shopping Center Phone 3-6296 Wilmington North Carolina Compliments of REED'S Wilmington 's Diamond MADEMOISELLE SHOPPE Importers , No charge for Credit Reed's Sells For Less 11 I, There is no Substitute for Knowledg KNOW WHAT 'S NEWS IN 5? Wilmington - SENCLAND 'l' EVERYWHERE Through the Columns of STAR EWS NEWSPAPER 'FMORNING - EVENING - SUNDAY ,.v-Iva.. W., ' :ff X ff , , , t 's 5. 6 11 259 5 U 5 bw. qtrumq, LUOMJM, my Ufkdb CINDERELLA . -- .,.., 5' If l ' . . t Q' .mai 7 S If 'NAM-'YS' .,ff ' ' J . J 9 ,f Perfectly made to assure you supreme comfort for all day long action and smartly styled, too. In a complete range of sizes. When cleaning your shoe: let them clry on shoe trees.. The CLI IC llllll BOOTERIE Compliments of H C1 W CAFETERIA G AZALEA ROOM RESTAURANT 118 Princess St. PAPPY GAY'S SODA SHOP Qu, Best Wishes 5 I 2407 Market St. SAFFO'S DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT THE PLACE TO EAT I 2 249 N. Front St. Q PHONE4 WILMINGTO N C Gezrofbza gurnifure Go. EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME ET s X KJ Erzvace, AIX-,I FIRST Q80 D 6 IS OUR f y THOUGHT I SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Whiteville North Carolina A Welcome Always Awaits the STAFF AND STUDENTS at FREEMAN SHOE CO. Z4 N. Front St. You will be pleased with our quality and service SHOEMAKERS, INC. 206 Princess St. Phone 2-3332 Compliments of O. CROWLEYS CLEANERS, INC. 1710 Dawson St. Formalwear Rental Service Accessories Furnished 'The Home of Name Brands PAYNE'S MEN'S SHOP Dial 28206 - 2nd 81 Princess St. Say it with flowers from WILL REHDER FLORIST Dial 9649 Wilmington North Carolina G7-fo 1' 1 ,ff . . :. '2,,-s. 'r 5---Lg. .-:H vs'..-.f.-'-,f.f-::r,-.-'1:-14 ' -F.-:r'ig-:- 353fiP1:f'.xg:1'.'f51-:'- 2 -- J '57V-1 '-'J1:.': L' 0 i- '4'dJl-fri' 1'-f'4'1f::5.' - - 0 -. 11-.r.35v,:-:- I-'f' 'fs ' -'wwe I:. --.. V. -.1 I -1'!'. 1?37'7' . --ifffflf . . ' 0? gfgynf. A l '-,- ' ' ::5'rP.',-. . - ':.-4315: r -, .. - I - -:S-sk, QU , ' 'A-Z1-.ff '4hw1:5f:.--. , - .. . .-. .!..-Q. 4.-:Ab Egfr , , ,. ,. ..-,w. :,N.-f1s46- A - 'J Best Wishes FUTRELL'S PHARMACY Dial 4422 129 Princess Street THE YOUNGER SET, INC. Wi1mington's Childrens ' Department Dial 28373 1815 Dawson St Best Wishes for the Future H JEWELERS ' SILVERSMITHS Front 8- Market SIS. Home of Fine Silver Crystal and China Compliments of Compliments of AL CRAWFORDS FASHION CENTER OUR HOSPIT SHOP . , . fi I I Ladies apparel Nurses Uniforms Eat, Drink, QL w I-1 YQ' fx and L 1 1 rx I 157 North Front St. Be Merry I E' If Iyfwl 1 Wilmington North Carolina .7 'fix i n g v Clligrgtggatuions ' N' V '.. est 1S es . J FOY-ROE COMPANY Elgf ph as if SERBIICE VARSITY DRUG STORE 9 North Front St. ' Wilmington North C l v, MAOLA MILK 6 ICE CREAM CO. Wilmington North Carolina 't 'Iii 4 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 JOHNNIE MERCER Everything for the Fisherman Q -Q y . O. 3 U u Wright sville Beach North Carolina liingrutulutiuus A srsl- 014 Orange Crus h and Sundrop at ELECTRIC BOTTLING CO. Prince s s St . Phone 6262 Wilmington North Carolina DIXIE RESTAURANT The eating place of exellence The oldest place in town yet the most modernistic 70 years in the same location 117 Princess St. FURNXTURE EO QL.JAL:TY FURNITURE FOR 416 N. Front Street Dial 6592 auW0TNDH ,. jf' '- - LESS Best Wishes to the Graduating Class MODERN LAUNDRY The ORKIN MAN Phone 7751 118 S. 17th Street Congratulations to the Class of 1955 BOB EVANS DEPARTMENT STORE -ff , Aristocrat of Nurses Uniforms ENNA JETTICKS NY10U- -f512.75 ' 9,512.95 Nurses Oxfords 539.95 Sanforized Poplin 1153.95-57.95 pliable, Ventilated, Large selection from which - To choose Neolite Sole Complimenfs of CRYSTAL RESTAU RANT - X.. '2-N1 Riff .. wma I J 'fmeew T. W. WOOD 6' SONS Dial 4620 :HMA CRYSTAL 0 . f I I 1 , 4 WILMINGTQNS LEADING JEWELERS l M Aflif DIAMUIDS-WATCHES 10 North Front Street f CONGRATULATIONS SAUNDERS DRUG COMPANY 216 North Front Street c ha Compliments of .1.1 , t11.r ki 1 : -,VJ 'Q BEATY-GAINY APPLIANCE CO. For Town and Country WONDER SHOP Compliments BEULAH MElR'S DRESS SHOP If you love ice cream Visit A TASTY FREEZE Carolina Beach Rd. C ongratulation s Compliments of 214 NORTH FRONT STREET and Best wishes to the Class of '55 DEPARTMENT STORE. ' wll.MlNG1'oN N c Z 5 2 5 If 1 E' INC X1 -'-ffs L9 !X'L.c ,,..-.41 far' , 5, ff . .. x4, 2 2 W3 VJMWW 5 A 1. lnw2 aZ'Z01Z J ' 721 5 im: S S TO VISIT WILMlNGTON'S LEADING PAINTING A CONTRACTORS u1A'.f7.' ly A-. fl ,ff j ! V! 1 ff' uf- A C 4 I V F Wilmington North carolina Jljg LM., gt D f U ,L if Best Wishes DRINK ALBERT RHODES WATCH SERVICE 203 N. Znd St. DRIVE REFRESHED Wilmington North Carolina Maha 8440 Swag CARE SAVES WEAR TWELFTH AND MARKET STREETS PHONE 9261 THE JEWEL BOX PHONE 2525 P O BOX 90 Bankhead's Neptune Bewtaurant SPECIALIZING IN STEAKS AND SEAFOOD DINING RooM Fon PRIVATE PARTIES APARTMENT Fo R NT MR M J L AN HEAD WRIGHTS ILLE BEACH N C Complimenfs of MAYFLOWER GRILL 308 North Front St. Phone 9377 gufzlzfs gewelful ana Qilgfs ' Spgoiafidd - EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE FFICIAI. wATcH IN PEcTo DIAL 2 8479 ATLANTIC COAST LI E: AIL oAn co 114 RINcEss ST EET Best Wishes to the Class Ugg!! E aff 1955 A I ' ' .---ff' L' I V ,,. .., -fi I .V X U R I N aft of 'Hi +3 mpfbigj M 555 7f'ff'5ff ff' ff' Pf9ffffZi?Wg3f54W ffixfw g?qpf Uiikfflff M ' My AWGQW 1 l ,f .1 . P 1 w 0,1 Vw- .pf 'fn pp 9 ,f ,452 f f Wig' 1, MJ X up ' ' , Pa- f YY X My 4 f Dxjfjj A . Iwi j egouli X WV, V J S 7 JL f I ,lm ' , , 22 'W L' a-vv2'494AJ My Why VU all , ,I-jg fr, X F, , ' 4-fe. 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