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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

' 'E' ly 'Q ag 'I -1 -' 4 J ,x ,5 ! 1 K4 s ,F za Q l s , I ' ' Y wife' V ? 4.- 1 Ili , ,W 5 -an I - z I! 1 YQ! v Y 4 ,JK Us . , . I V c 1 - ' O f 1 1 Y ' an J .r Q I 45 Ai 35,4 ,Flush 1 1 I E -f...,.4.. ... . Q . W 0, . ' ' ti., Q , V N 1 PY x j'5 I I 1 1 may ii Q8 J ffffn 7 J Zi? Q XS 5 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS ' JAMES WALKER MEMCRIAL HOSPITAL School Of Nursing Wilmington, North Corolino To a doctor whose eyes watch eagerly, as a small child takes his first steps with his new c r ut ch e sg whose hands and heart goes out to people who b e fo r e could not walk and with the touch of his hands, walk away as smooth as the rays of the sun .... We,the Senior class of the James Walker Mem- orial Hospital School of Nursing, wish to dedicate the 1956 Epitome to DR. WILLIAM WILSON. K . ,I ! A 1 1 11 ! 1 P V. Q V2 5 5 F, 1 I I r THE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purit y and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from wha t ev e r is de- l e t e r i o u s and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly adrninister any ha r mf ul drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standards of my profession and will hold in c o nf i d e nc e all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With lo ya lt y will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devot e myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. THE SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR OF l956 ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR - Mr. Hamilton Ju! 1- r ASST. DIRECTOR - Mr. Grubbs PURCHASING AGENT- Mr. Shaw H 5... 'tl' M., ' ly I r ' 1- I ' I I . NURSING DIRECTORS . 6, -4' X 1 'XI ' f 'v V0 I -4,, 1 , X ASST. DIRECTOR - Miss Britt fp , , ,- f Vftlf. ,759 - x I 7 X W my - fy., , ,,:y ,. ' - , ,M DIRECTOR - Miss Mastexm 5.2 ED. DIRECTOR - Iwixss Dixon R? SUPE N Q 1 4 . ,..4f ' x X 1 Mrs. Ingram - 7-3 Mrs. Paso - 7-3 Mrs. Patrick - Wd. B I 1 X W 1. 3 va Sw 'N A L' X Q1 1 H 4 SQ X XXX Mrs. Ingram - O.R. Mrs. Stokley - O.B. Mrs. Jeffords - 3-11 1 x 5 X. x . x . v X 5 1 1- 5 A . g . :XJ xg is ix I X: xi Y 1-SN. X 'X fl ik S ' , X: X3 J 1 F Q 3 6 . 4 P , Mrs. Foster - 3-11 Mrs. Harr? -f 11-7 , Miss McDuffie - 11-7 r A 1 , fl Q I 1 . . XXV Q 'X N B Q0 x M HEAD NURSES I, fy .WJ Miss Lyons - SW IH Miss Stanley - Maternity Mrs. Russ - SW I 4 ' -32. Mrs. Lyttle - W. Wd. Mrs. Batten - O.R. Miss Hughes - U.H. ,psi Mrs. Gill - L-H- Mrs. Maultsby - Col. Wd. Miss Henry - Wd. B Not Pictured: Mrs. Sweatman - Premature Nursery 5? ? u avs QQ' n 15 is Ti . . 11 15295 px ' v X ',z 5 'Y' il is 1191 'O fe' L. Q. 'SUV rf l GENERAL DUTY Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Nuksfs Hildred Howard Joyce Mason Sybil Pickett Hilda Edens Mary Knowles Nell Hamilton Helen Stokley Virginia Venters Edna Jacobs Peggy Rice Joyce Thomas Cynthia Robbins Estelle Toler Majorie King Patricia Vickers Harriet Atkins Marlene Blake Betty Stone Doretha Huggins Faye Thorpe Lottie DcBose Joyce Hewctt FACULTY DEPARTMENT 'xx 'xx X 'Wi Mis s Dixon Miss Sego xx Mrs. Jenkins X sw T W' My Jw Y if U' I, . 1 1 1 , 39?. G- :Ga-' X k,5. V-' tr Mrs. Rountree Miss Gould Not Pictur ed: Mr. Charlton Mr.Godbold Mr. Zebrowski PS, Samuel E. Warshauer, M.D. Chi ef of Staff Medicine DOCTORS 3 fifqb 1 'ffl 3 s x 0 I Q S... MV' mi xltmwgcm Q A' . :ldv X -J : ,Z ,ff M6 ig- 5, i .Fax H Robert Pigford, M.D. Medicine J.D. McKay, M.D. Medicine Thomas Marshburn, M.D. Medicine , Y H.M. Pickard, M.D.x Medicine David Murchison, M.D. Medicine S.E. Pace, M.D. Medicine W.T. Shearin, M.D. Medicine . , QL James Ti er, M.D.LA . . 9 Medicine P 5QMj , s I 3 James Hall, M.D. Statistician B.H. Dorman, M.D. Orthopedics J.R. Brandon, M.D. Orthopedics James McMillan Psychiatry Donald B. Koonce, M.D. Surgery Duncan McEachern, M.D. Surgery H.G. Moore, M.D. Surgery C..T. Powell, M.D. Surgery G.R.C. Thompson, M.D Surgery James Dickie, M.D. Surgery H.W. Johnson, M.D. Surgery Robert Fales, M.D. Surgery J. Watts Farthing, M.D. Surgery Charles P. Graharri,,,yM:' Surgeryq WLAQMA f i F 'VA 'xl 1. ' Xgw 0124 4 H W SUTSGTY,-ili!-92 3, 2-.UWM ccfwv' T J' es Mason, M.D urgery R.W. Wi lliams, M.D. Surgery J.E. Wel S, .D. Surgef V, S W r 'WW' , ia . . f qw er xo ' . William C. Mebane, M.D. Surgery Elbert Anderson, M.D Opthalmology Ray Groves, M D. Opthalrnology H.M. Codington, M.D. Surgery Not Pictured: Robert Sinclair, M.D. Surgery FW! I X x , I .zvlfxi W' Qi' , X, Q 1 'QS' yr 2: an-40 -'42 Not Pictured 5 Q tn, George Johnson, M.D. Obstetrics William Dosher, M.D. Obstetrics Sigmond Bear, M.D. Obstetrics E.P. Walker, M.D. Obstetrics E. N. O'Quinn, M.D. Obstetrics J. B. Lounsbury, M D Obstetrics R. W. Nicholson, M.D. Obstetrics Frank Reynolds, M.D. Pediatrics Auley Crouch Jr., M D, Pediatrics fr, Waiter Crouch, M.D.,,f...,jU5, f , Pediatrics ' ww I Rc. Hall, M.D. Ai Pediatrics: '1,'gg.le.'1?h6x, M.D. siiyemdiatri c s A 9 ' G. M Koseruba, M.D. Pediatrics Ellen Preston, M.D. Pediatrics Harry Van Velsor, M.D. Dermatology William Phillips, M.D. Dermatology R.B.Hare, M.D. Urology Joseph Hooper, M D. Urology William Cannon, M.D. Pathology Not Pictured: J. B. Sidbury, M.D. Pediatrics 'rr Charles Sale, M.D. E. N. T. Paul Black, M.D. E. E. N. T. Graham Barefoot, M.D. Radiology Radiology Ivan Brouse, M.D. A H D.B. Sloan, M.D. E. N. T. J. D. Freeman, M.D. E. E. N. T. THE SWITCHBOARD 'I l X f ,. ,M Mrs. Dock MIS. COX L, vi H 2. Mrs. Hooper Mrs. Goodwin ' ,ps . INTERNS :0' ' , ' 'av' A tgp xx Wx 31 N Y X A , 25 fag? ig- 5' ' , , F- X Dr. .Alcides Celiar Pornina Dr. Antonio Rueda Alba Dr. Juan L Gahacho Gallego M.D. M.D. M D J wa all W4 -Q , ' WX 21-fmo jfs ' af... , I s L , ' 5 I if xl if 'i M .J ,J lr 'K Y I ,, JI' 5---V467 Fx 1f Dr. Ali Ibrahim Dr. Pascual A1 M. D. M.D. 4 onso Yague DIETARY DEPARTMENT I ,., fig,-,E A 4 I 9 X , 6 Ts 1 ,ine 9 e bwsfbnfssfwg nd ' I f Y , xx ,, R T T 3,4991 y... Qgzgk ,I s buena-nn--2nnu..wm........,,,.,,,.k lv-l ----, -. ,. ,EMF AT SER 1 7 I OPERATING ROOM ' I ,ww - t, ., E. . I K HQ g.g,gg V X I fh X fl, I Xxx- CYSTO QQ Q xx:A x - 0 ' O' RECOVERY ROOM ANESTHETISTS OBSTETRICS YJ X gm f 9 1 S ,Q 31111. 41 ll Y , V i .... V.. Clif!!!-san-5 5 S S S W aww ,Q in Q- ' . ,ff- MILK LAB NURSERY 'Ti ff .aw 9,41 Xgzgw C M4 ,A ., , 1 Y P xx ,S Q9 PREMATURE A '42 .2 Li..' gf' u , 4 f if Ff1 ? 57 Q ' ' 31 Kc - . 'Nl COLCDRED WARD Mi ' SE 'H V' if V Ml, A jE Vv ' 4 , f an Q 5 1i:1'E ! 1 X L 5 fs 1 I' ,E , V f , ,- ? , 87,15 Q EE Z 1. f 2 6 X ,, EMERGENCY EXE F gif' E L 1-N ,f a 1 1 f .rl Q . .pf -f.-,Qs ,WMLJ -A 'Y fu ? 1 E a...d' I I MAINTENANCI SHOP BUSINESS OFFICE -M MAINTENANCE PHYSICAL THERAPY RECORD ROOM fx 5 A CENTRAL SUPPLY HOUSEKEEPING kil Lf- X RAY LABORATORY DRUG ROOM , I I , I ' , V , A' fwszfffgs , Ar WWW QGTT . Q ar.. ,WE W . ' 2 'f' , ff' v I 3 ' W I ,f V--., , A N I Q J I' 1' Q. 1 x ' , L, I I P' 1 M M 1. '4'3'K', I , Nbr: , 'E 1 Q f - ALJ fri ,, 92 I , I 2 7' A3 I , ww CW ig - P YT -5' . T' 'rl ' - I I , ,I t Q N I L1 - ,ri N x - I SNAPSHOTS . , V. f f wr fY - .-v-vvw 'A . ,-fiiiw 'Wu' .dr W, X' Lx! Z ' rf 2 fw 'Q ' ' uma- ' f'f'ff fv?3fQg' A .- ' fm- R un' a -A vwfzwfy 'z'.f'3.' ,A ,M 4, ,.,.f,,f.n... ml gnu ',,,- ,- A f UW, X U 'ri-i..' , - . --i...,- H. . 'iii A4 A , 1 f-'X -'Kiwi RW . 'A ' M, 4' ' A- 433 'M' A . ' 'mu X 1 tgssf pq 'f.J.. r Y 'N A! 'VC' 1.,.,,.M,... K I NL 'iii X H? ,,g,m,, . 4,5-4 ,gi f Bill! I f! Q . :lv 1 ...if as 1 ' 5 'E i 1 l , . V H.. in S N, K L I' K 1 A H X 4... J Q. I 1 SENIURS gre ,. lv' l f 4,45 f ' . ' xg if ff W1--fa 1 . H 'fxtkh -,1.,,. -- 'H'-Q ff, E B5 fs fy X f 1 Q 1 X . 'x fix- f ff! X ,f QNX 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS T 0' ' +- .. -5- X . r, ,----' 6 X Q' 'fm 1' 'I t 7- Y. M4 . v ' T v X, .T 'X Y Y ,f , F7 A 'sk fx 'fx S 1 . X fi S X S' A f X 1 5 'rf Q y 1 1-rv - Q 7 1 , r r 1 - '9 T I ' ' bi 'Lf -, A' XX' fa 1 M M x 'X N 'X . X ., . X I I' YY I 1 -ll? 9. 4 , .S 4.1 President ..... Derotha Gore Vice President .... Betty Gray Parlimentarian. . .Gwen Toler Secretary ...... Faye Justice Treasurer- - Glennis McLau1-in COLOR-Blue and White FLOWER- Red Carnation MOTTO- God mends, we tend. CLASS ADVISOR- Miss Ruby Henry Z' , r in I 3 1 ,K . LOU ELLEN BELL 5 ? Lou'1a. Bell f Q, Wilmington, N.C. f -' A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. A V f' A Xe-L x X N-S S X - l-fffii-was In Q .,... , Y H ,Q rx MARILYN JEAN CAIN Sugar-Cain Luxnberton, N.C. A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. ,. C f' - af v SHIRLEY WOOD CARSON Brooke Jacksonville, N.C. Always forgive your enemies, nothing annoys them more. he I 1 ' 1 00 .JLG ur HELEN NAOMI CAVENAUGH X Cavie Wallace, N.C. I Better a blush on the face than a blot on the heart. www LURIA DEEN CAVENAUGH HDeenll Wallace, N.C. Silence is the one great art of con- versation. ,YfYX' 8? fJc 'F Q ' ' ' ax Qywjbx 5 - QM MS -J. . ,Q-4'. is 1 LA ri E ex 'ff 'f 'Q 'ff j Q ERNA MAE COOKE 5 5, I, Cookie 5 Mt. Olive, N.C. ,Lf I, ,Nl I have s e n s e enough, but it always ' comes too late. , I J'-Af. 1 q N ' n aw QM W nuff Qojwfv f-Q4 gekk K BETTY LOU GRAY Split-pea Supply, N.C . Supposing is good-but finding o better. DEROTHA GORE Dee-Dee Chadbourn, N.C. What I've been taught I've for What I know, I've guessed. DOROTHY ANVIS HARDEE Dot-sy Wilmington, N.C. ut is A uv , A O.. M J, A in 1 T J O 'A'YAA . 'if .,,, I A . .,,, f -gg, ' X P A W, M gotg ,nf iwvft L QI K Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble, troubles you. ey r J U-2 F' 'GGG Gini. , -, MILLI1-3 FAYE JUSTICE rv ,MH ' - , llFayeu ' A Jacksonville, N.C. . Her quietness doesn't make her less . important. 00327 ' CCW JUN ffm wwf '777 MW' GLENNIS CAROLYN MCLAURIN Mac Clinton, N.C. , All great nurses are dying - I don't f feel well, myself. QGJQQQJ Codex ws-Q' ju, r uf 1, ,W AN .QQ 1-qw.-v'l1.. 3 Q, lg: .pri -ca E. .. .1 . .1 1- , - D Q -. '-' -, H- 1 7 A . ,, 8 . ,4 H a- I gg 1 f C' N- -T- v :- '--1 ' - ' SYLVIA EUGENE MEWBORN 'Y 9 llJ'eanll ., A' 3. Snow Hill, N. C. - -1 0 - .- s ' ' .- .5 . . . 1 .a - V A L A-L A D g-,fo I3 ' A l My 1dea of an agreeable person, 1S B1 G 1g'fKf+'.',-5, - V SEQ a person who agrees with me. ---- .sw-14. 9-51. I' 2. 1 1: -' 1-4-5'-'iiaziaz '.-I-I-ff .'lf?'E?1N'1.-fx? :X 1.- -'- . - fn. -1-.55 Qf Wt., 531944 K W !7f PEGGY LOUISE NETHERCUTT Toss ' W1lrn1ngton N C It 15 better to rema1n s11ent and be thought a fool than to s p e a k up and remove all doubt ZELDA DEANE PETERSON 'Pete' Myrtle Beach S C I O0kW1SE praycorrectthat error MARY LEE ROUSE Lee Lee Kenansvllle N C. Much could be sa1d of her, 1f you could read her rn1nd. ,W UW W I LM dad jig N sf CI f:2f '::r2 T11 4. j ff' frxiral . ' 44 .4!!gu.. ' .1 in gl fin. ' A. X 5 'Av y II I V l ' 1 u . 3 tj, b Cgdf 37 ,,. Q I I , . . l ' - . , . of Ax V DEQ H 4 1 E . 1 ' M FRANCES LENOR.A SIDBURY :II-Jenna Wilmington, N.C. Whi1eI1ive, I'11 live in clover, cause when I'm dead, I'm dead all over. ffgi qnvbvxb NIYN SUSAN GARNER SIMMONS Susie New Bern, N.C. Take everyone's advice and do as you p1ease. GWEN JANET TOLER Ilpenny-ll Wilmington, N.C. Now that I've 1 earned it, 1emm'e out! There's a good time coming. ,Ni 'fl 1 K+? ' :Q-S. r 3-'Eff' 1 fs. - 1 . .ffhbia gg, m ' -fn f 3:3 fl-. - 1' Arfffx . 4 A! , lxnur -. I 11-4 l 5 , 1 ' 1 4 , ., . W ,L 'F f 51.5 1 ff 3 srwggub KVSQ gfQ,4. iii! .il ff, Q ,A H x U N'- na ,, 1 5, ' ali' 1 ,, 1' , . 1 V 1 1 56 I9 OF SS A CL NIOR SE E TH s f 5222 QPU' , .4 4, -,gq V r nz,-.41 M fe ' , vv Y 2 4 R A Xu Q., , xv i . ng..- 1 il wr' n. A , , .,' th . w wiv!! 1 X 1. 'ff mx. R' x 'S n J LQ THE PERFECT DAY When you come to the end of a perfect day Is a line from a beautiful song. We have come to the end of a perfect day, A day that's been three years long. Afraid and naive at the dawn of this day We struggled to stayin the race. We studied and worked and had little play ln order to keep up the pace. As noon approached and the sun climbed high Our goal had nearly been won, And we thought as we wearily breathed a sigh Of the many tasks we'd done. As we say goodbye to the last ray of sun, The end of our day is in sight. We're ready to leave and we've finally won Our uniforms made of white. It's the end, but wait, it's the genesis too Of a life we've been waiting to see With hospitals, Navy, or husbands in view Or whatever our choice may be. We think of the many goodbyes we must say And it pierces our hearts with pain. But dawn will soon break on another new day. Let us make it as perfect again. Shirley Carson Class Poet LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of New Hanover City of Wilmington James Walker Hospital School of Nursing The Senior Class of '56 has finally come to face The fact that other seniors will rise to take our place And so we won't be forgotten and our memory will live We leave you all our riches, to you our treasures give. ARTICLE I To our class spons or , Miss Ruby Henry, we take this opportunity to express our de ep e st appreciation for the effort she has put forth in helping us with our many problems and serving as a guiding star through these three years. ARTICLE II To the incoming seniors, we, the class of '56, leave the privilege of having all the wonderful times possible, all the responsibilities of a senior nurse and our love and appreciation for our superiors and for our profession. ARTICLE III To the incoming juniors, we leave our class motto, God mends, we tend that they may think seriously of it. ARTICLE IV To the supervisors,head nurses, instructors and directors we give them the courage to bear our past and hope for the future. ARTICLE V To the doctors who have grinned and b ea r e d our mistakes, stood and waited as we threaded sutures andanswered our foolish questions, we express our deepest appre- ciation in hopes that in future years the students will be more intelligent. ARTICLE VI I, Faye Justice, leave to Margie Rawls my ability to have curly hair in all kinds of weather, providing she will starch it every night so it will hold its shape. I, Erna Cooke, leave my red curly hair to B. J. Griffin. I, Dot Ha r de e , leave all my unused late passes to Betty Adams. May she have as much fun as I have had. I, Helen Cavenaugh, leave nothing because I think I need it all for myself. I, Brooke Carson, leave my babbling to the next Brooke who happens along. I, Lou Ellen Bell, leave my abilit y to get caught doing the wrong thing at the right time to Alice Redd. We, Penny T ol e r and Derotha Gore leave our Hidden Secrets and the many good times we've had together to Reba Jones and Shirley Edens. I, Mary Lee Rouse, leave my dimples to anyon e who can persuade their doctor to carve them. I, Betty Gray, leave my love of rhythm and blues music to Betty McPhatter and hope she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Susan Simmons, leave my ability to stay calm, cool and collected to Pearl Ward. I, Peggy Nethercutt, leave my love for Ca dilla c 's and six foot four inches men to anyone who can get both at the same time. I, Deane Peterson, leave my non-chalant look to anyone who is lucky enough to have their picture made with Dr. Bert Williams. I, Len Sidbury, leave my ability to live it up to Agnes Baldwin. We, Jean Mewborn and Marilyn Cain, leave our ability to get along with Dr. Hooper to all his future Urology students. I, Glennis McLaurin, leave my No. 18 basketball unifo rm to any student who likes basketball and Dr. Van Velsor as much as I. I, Deen Cavenaugh, leave my love for hillbilly music to Lucy Groot because I think she is the only one I can trust with it. Witnesses: Sarey Gamp Deen Cavenaugh Mary Prig Class Testator CLASS PROPHECY Looking over the Raleigh-Durham Airport Terminal, one would see twofirst lieutenants in the Air Force Nurse Corps carrying on a general conversation. Let's slip over a little and listen. GoshMac, it sure was nice to be home again, wasn't it? Yes, Penny and I'm so glad we got to see so many of our ole classmates and learn about the others. I'm gladwehada stop over in Colurnbia,S.C. on our way up andwere able to see Brooke fCarsonj, Harry and Little Harry III. He looks just like his dad, doesn't he? Mac,I sure was surprised to hear that JeanMewborn had laid nurs- ing aside for awhile to raise some little Greene County farmers. Penny, I hear James Walker has another Director of Nurses, Derotha Gore. Somehow I always knew she'd make it to the top. I wish we could have seen Deane Peterson. But I guess she's really enjoying her public health work in Myrtle Beach. I saw Len Sidbury while I was home, Mac, and she'd finally satisfied just being Mrs. K enn eth Chamblee. She told me Betty Gray was doing private duty at Supply M emo rial Hospital. Oh yeah, she's also got a sideline job, working on a shrimp boat. Penny, do you reckon Helen Cavenaugh ever gets a morbid feeling being married to an undertaker ? Dot Hardee moved to F lo r i da after becoming Mrs. Peterson and I heard she was getting in a little nursing between little Petes. You know Mac, I'm glad Lou Ellen Bell and Susie Simmons stayed at James Walker and worked. After all, ole Ja rn e s W a l k e r couldn'tget along without some of us. I just hope Susie takes it easy with her Char- lies . Susie was t elling me that Marilyn Cain was making up for all lost time fremember when Ronnie was in Germanyj and she is now working at the V.A. hospital in Fayetteville. Mac, guess who I saw driving a Cadillac down Front Street? Peggy Nethercutt or should I say Carter? Penny, I heard Mary Lee Rouse and Faye Justice were missionary nurses in Africa. I bet they're enjoying their work. And remember Erna Cooke, she's still trying to find Mr. Right. Last but not least I heard Dean Cavenaugh is'Dr. Hooper's private scrub nurse fLucky Girlj. Well, Mac, I guess we've really made good use of this furlough. Oh, there's our plane. Let's head back to Lackland Air Force Base. We'll get there just in time for the Officers Ball. Penny Toler Glennis McLaurin Class Prophets CLASS HISTORY On the morning of September 1, 1953 a bewildered looking bunch of Z4 girls walked up the steps of the James Walker M emo r ial Hospital Nurses' Home. This was the new class? ! For the first week everything went fine with the parties and social events. The roast beef and dressing were delicious. Then Monday morning rolled around and classes began with a bang. For the next nine month s we struggled along, but we did have our fung producing the Christmas play and not to mention playing cowboys on the f r ont lawn and hiding Mr, Bones in the girls beds. Finallythat great day arrivedand on May 29, 1954 we were capped. For so long we had looked with awe at the juniors and seniors and at last we were nurses . We'llalways remember that summer when we were Freshmen. The first day we went onthe floors andall the doctorsnoticed our caps. Every day we wer e off and had 2592 we'd hop the bus and go to Johnnie Mercer's . Dr. Lee and his little Chevi e convertible came in handy. One thing, for sure, pushing the car was expected when we went out. The day we got our Junio r bands was a memorable one. The next class came in andwe were no longer the lowestthing in creation. Classes started again and back to the study for the test r o ut i n e. Everything went fine until Miss Masten lowered the boom and the entir e 3rd floor was campused the week of the Azelea Festival. We didn't put our drink bottles in the hall after that: we hid them in our closets. We scraped, saved and babysat until the wee hours of the morning until we finally collected enough money to give the Junior-Senior banquet. What a night. I'll never forget our serenade of Carolina Moon and the houseparty at the beach afterwards. Boy, it gets cold down onthe rocks at 3 a.m. That summer we really lived it up . Rememb e r the day at Dr. Hoop e r' s and our boat ride? That was the life. Maybe we'1l learn to water ski next time. Next came our Senior bands. We never thought that day would come. We were the big wheels now. Our class had now dwindled down to 18, with some getting married and others entering other professions. On October 4th, our big happy family split up when half of our class went to Raleigh for Psychiatric training. The week end of the Ice Capades most of us went up to visit them. What a week end!!! We had our fun though. Remember the dance at Fort Fisher and the house party at Wrightsville Beach that followeda couple of weeks later? We really celebrated Christmas that week end. It surely was nice of Dr. Bert William s to let us use his cottage. The beach is beautiful in the moonlight at 4:30 a.m. The Christmas party was a big event also. Dr. Hoop er made the cutest Santa Clause. In a few days the rest of us will be going to Raleigh. If per chance, we get back, in a few short months we will a chi ev e the goal we have struggled three happy, hard years to reach. Graduation will soon be here and we will be going our s epa rat e wa ys. I'm sure that not one of us would change these past years if we could. There have been some bad times, but the good ones greatly outweigh them. It's really been a won- derful three years. Jean Mewborn Historian HP X u I w I 1 5 Y T WHY THE STUDENT NURSES WEPT? 1. Dr. Hooper lost his way to cysto. Z. Dr. Moore didn't say, Metzenbaums, Miss . 3. Dr. Murchison walked quietly down the hall. 4. Dr. Johnson didn't say, Kelly, Sister . 5. Dr. Van Velsor didn't say, Why in the blue ---- 6. Dr. Koonce snubbed the nurses. 7. Dr. Bert Williams lost his temper. 8. Dr. McEachern didn't send you back to Jones County. 9. Dr. Graham didn't have a hot appendix . 10. Dr. Tidler wasn't on the Staff. IT WOULDN'T BE THE CLASS CDF '56 WITHOUT 1. Lou Ellen's . . . ...... . . . chatter box 2. Marilyn's . . . .laughter 3. Brooke's . . Harry 4. Helen's . . sincerity 5. Deen's . . quietness 6. Erna's . Charleston 7. Betty's .. rocking chair 8. Derotha's . . . intellect 9. Dot's . . determination 10. Faye's . 11. Mac's 12. J'ean's . 13. Peggy's 14. Deane's 15. Mary Le 16. Len's . . 17. Susie's . 18. Penny's. 6 's. . angelic look . . . legs . domesticity 1. Toss Ann I don't care . . neatness . bopping , . Charlies hillbilly music SUPERLATIVES a MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED f Derotha Gore 1 sf Lfi' , 'J I J v I . . ., t -f 4,1 L r 1 ,vs 15 0 ,, f MOST NONCHALANT 6 N. H I N E u V , A BEST ALL AROUND Mewborn ,Z Li f I I I I fx gb I SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Gwen Toler 635 ea Q V am 9 9 K T V a 6 8, M? C. S A Z , ..., 73 5, , 2 , CUTEST ggy N th Q r ., W,,.,,7Vj,sm ff V Y J utt MOST ATHLETIC Glennis McLauri X It 1 ! BEST DRESSED B etty Gray 2 7 A S f lx I' rx, U ff' jj . x- .r A xx u , f x , n SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING ' Marilyn Cain z,a 0 MOST ORIGINAL Shirley Car son 25 146 I, ' ,reg FI. 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K 'ii A- T 3 as - . -, . 4,5 1. wt - Nik- na . gx,fx,x,- -f Q X -, ,, ,q J. j A ij H. X ,, N' 5 iq... Q 'HA 4 X 9 DR. WILSON AND HIS GIRLS z . .1 I IQ L W I DR. DGSHER AT HIS BEST IUNIURS 75 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5ffQ5'?4 li 232. ' , 9 'T' Mf ' rf: 5 nes 2 . wi 9' f Q- T595 5 - . V lf. ' 4 rl,--' f-4 k . :C -w Zi J' JJ-kfijixpffxff---fee ri if 8 ,I fy .' vig -1 Pg? . -if' QT' 7 , I iff vw if J . -' R 5 R R S We if .X Ong, I R I I 11211,- '1 i Ir.-I: uw ' ' . iqfyff' ' L-5 '- I W. V-, I , 4 ,,? M3 h .Z t -g . up is e I' za- F- ' 1 ,, f ,M , H R -. -,gf-2 I Q 'Ag' 6325, V my 5 ' . -fi - 1 way. gf Q R R f gin? H: llviqli zisili ' 'g . 5 11 ni - , 553 i WJ' ' , f , fl A 3 3f?3-'S V 1 2 W ' me , . , sw is ,f - f .- Luk y ,QDZ X . , , , Miz, S . -,Vx ' ' 5.1 Z . ,jfs gf ,, - ' 1' .. , XE 'Y iii is 2 ' , W v Q ,. Q, x 1 President. . . Betty McPhatter Secretary ....... Reba Jones Treasurer ...... Jo Floyd Vice-president . . . Shirley Ellis COLOR- Red and White FLOWER- Red Rose MOTTO- Not us, but others CLASS ADVISOR- Mrs. Rountree JUNIORS Betty Jean Adams Bladenboro, N.C. Agnes Jane Baldwin Hallsboro, N.C. Elizabeth Davis Goldsboro, N.C. Shirley Bryan Edens Hampstead, N.C. Betty Jewel Elkins Elizab ethtown, N C . Shirley Irene Ellis Willard, N.C. Jo Ellen Floyd Cerro Gorda, N.C. Betty Jean Griffin Jacksonville, N.C. Elsie Hewett Maysville, N.C. Ida Bell Huggins Wilmington, N.C. Reba Jones Rose Hill, N.C. Shirley Little Wananish, N.C. Pauline Lupo Fairmont, N.C. Betty Jean McPhatter Jacksonville, N.C. Marjorie Rawls Jacksonville, N.C. Juanita Reaves Hallsboro, N.C. Nona Alice Redd Maysville, N.C. Christine Sholar Wallace, N.C. Julia Faye Smith Southport, 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. V Vx 1 j 1 Y' Not Pictu red Pictured is 'tar QQ-S' ' 'V ,V X, F3 908' SNAPSHOTS 4 af P' uv ' 'S Q , 4K 1 2 4 r ' E f ' 1, f ,, ' , 3 Q , J' f 4, f '25 I 1 Q X, A ,g- as 'J 'if 'X' 7 M s Wu Y i Q '- ,. 4' V1 'K xfi' Y ,Q K,-Ei . 4 5 A A 'B 5- f s Q . nj: fl ,x -- . r Qs. . if ' 43' 4 w C ' f- -sw-,. 9 mx 'I v -w fi-.gf A - .A ' Qi ' Hiyufjfz V41 .1 .v.. .Y .. FRESHMEN lf 59x agflv Vw f- PQ 1 Qu . 8.5 , A 4 - ,y 2 4 Q -f X 1 ' l ffl K ... ff FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . TA , 1 '31 'if' K . Ns ' :km ,JK- 4- ,', v 'T Uf ' iffy, . fizgr'-it . .- I A 1 y Q, . ,,, X ,. R '4 ' K L V kr x K .! Ill N Sl -A lx QV, 5' - . gl LC- Q 1.0 ' iff' of' ' 1-7 5 If V4 ? ?, I ' ' 6 14 f'Sg 1 14' . 1 I wif 'ix -V' ' f 'N r ' A ' fl i 4, L' ff' X l I --J . 4 YW -gg 4 ks , I I Left to right: A nnett e Gore-Parlimentariang Martha Howard- Treasurerg Ada Lewis-Presidentg Marilyn Hanchy-Vice Presi- dentg Dorothy Moore-Secretary. CLASS ADVISOR - Mrs. Carlee Jenkins A. -L FRESHMEN Janice Albertson Beulaville, N.C. Dorothy Aldridge La Grange, N C. Ramona Atkins Clarkton, N.C. Kathleen Blanton Castle Hayne, N.C. Bonnie Brown Bolton, N.C. Bernadette Dixon Maysville, N.C. Alberta Ensley Arapahow, N.C. Nelda Gaskin Tabor City, N.C. Annette Gore Wilmington, N.C. Marilyn Hanchey Burgaw, N.C. Nell Heath Clinton, N C. Ba rbara Hender son Warsaw, N.C. Martha Howard Watha, N.C. Doris Jenkins Hubert, N.C. Barbara Jones Warsaw, N.C. Linda LaNier Burgaw, N.C. Ada Lewis Beaufort, N.C. Mary Mathis Wilmington, N.C Dorothy Moor e Wilmington, N.C Shirley Murray Wilmington, N.C Bobby Peterson Acme, N.C. Lois Pierce Hallsboro, N.C. Merle Pittman Wilmington, N.C. Doris Starling Dunn, N.C. J ff A 1 X' , f' 0 T X r, ' Y V xbvygwf ' HOUSEMOTHERS l. I 1-Q Mrs. Griffin Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Massey FRESHMAN SNAPS 3 fX '7 xx,u ' x M-'X gjffr ' Q' . N 'N r R. 67' V' M- , ' ic, fr V V V l Q 11? . A 1 1 9, X I' 1 E A ,V , 2 ,M 'Q 1 , Q 1 ' E P - V rr A fx. WD. , P K' Vuwyf XM Acnvmfs s K-7- Q6- QQ ,ns i Mmm ,....--.11 ,.......1...., .-..,,x 'ii Q is L ANNUAL STAFF Z ff-S, G7 2? O Editor-in-Chief ....... Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . Make-up Editor ....... Assistant Make-up Editor . . Photography Editor ...... Assistant Photography Editor . Business Manager ...... Assistant Business Manager . . Circulating Manager ....... Assistant Circulating Managers . . . . Lenora Sidbury, Deane Peter Art Editor ............. Assistant Art Editor . 4 . . Derotha Gore . . . . . Betty Elkins . . Glennis McLaurin . . . . .Betty Gray . .Shirley Carson . . Marilyn Cain . . Jean Mewborn . . Mary Lee Rouse . . . . . Gwen Toler . . . Dorothy Hardee son, Helen Cavenaugh . . . Barbara Sutton . . Erna Cooke N .il F O A L Y - Nil ggi., .L-539 ,,1f-'V T-as STUDENT COUNCIL 5. Q11-wg' ' 'S ,S-ww-awe EMM 4 QP fi r- N A fr: M R. , X 1 , i. J x N I X NX I I N V , an 1 ' L' ' J ' V is 1 i A ft I,n ' ' - I K ' P 792 - 't in -hwy A ' ' C 1 President . . . . Mary Lee Rouse Vice President . . . Betty Jean Griffin Secretary . . . Faye Justice Treasurer . . . . Second Vice President . First Vice Secretary . . Second Vice Secretary . First Vice Treasurer . Second Vice Treasurer . Senior Representative . Junior Representatives . . . Shirley Carson . Deane Peterson . . . Derotha Gore . Glennis McLaurin . . Susan Simmons . Carolyn Webster . . . . .V . Jean Mewborn Shirley Ellis and Lib Davis Pre-clinical Representatives . . Merle Pittman and Ada Lewis Vp! MISS JAMES WALKER OF l956 MISS G LENNIS MCLAURIN Q .Ax JUNIOR ATTENDANT MISS CAROLYN WEBSTER an FRESHMAN ATTENDANT MISS ADA LEWIS BASKET Y Mr S. Jenkins Assistant Coach Shirley Ellis Q A73 fr Q 15 1 Dr. Van Velsor Coach G1 ennis Mc Laurin ,,...., Lenora Sidbury Betty Gray I, 'r Reba Jones Shirley Little Not Pictured: Dot Moore Merle Pittman Doris Starling Lois Pierce Christine Sholar Shirley Little Bonnie Brown Julia Smith Y.W.A Annette Gore Nelda Gaskins Beadie Britt Miss Bryant Barbara Sutton Mary Lee Rouse Faye Justice Agnes Baldwin Carolyn Webster Marjorie Rawls Derotha Gore ' W ,, 3 ,, . 1. -r ' av . www - '- K iv ,, - my .x 'V Q I., fn -, F. Q-. i',- 4 - Q P 1. so 1 if 9 an-, t . vs 5 A f - 'FA' 'Sb' 1 1 'ti , ,...,. . 'ffggsg M - 'fv -vga, . .. ' x'u' yy.- vw mai we ? -X V yt: .'E'V?, L.?.,,K, I Z, xx: .ii gr, 1-A ..,,J,' -f 1 1 . 9, , - , ' V , 1 .- ' , - ,- f'.ans1?!Xw---uf e savvy -ffi to 1- 1 . SNAPSHOTS 5. :VR in ' N - f 1 x -. 3-:Vt ' 3. 'KA N.. bxvi. 1 my if Sis., ADVERTISEMENTS ,win gem 15 1? -X FRED M. DAY TS el ,vaw no xr 507 North 4th St. Phone 33363 THoMPsQN's OYSTER ROAST and RESTAURANT Private Rooms---Curb Service Chicken-Steaks-Seafood- Sandwiches Your Favorite Drinks Seven Miles North of Wilmington Market Street Road Wilrnington North Carolina Mr. SI Mrs. Victor Thompson CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES PENNINGTON'S X DEPT. STORE SPORTING GOODS 15 South Front St. Market St. Wilmington North Carolina Wilmington North Carolina MERRITT'S DRIVE-IN PICKARD'S SPORTING GOODS 209 Market Street SHORT ORDERS Dial 4472 3rd al Dawson Everything for the Sportsman Dial 4622 Wilmington North Carolina SU-ANN Shoe Store - Footwear For All Corner of Front and Princess Street Wilmington North Carolina from ST. 0 PHONE 3- Furniture - Appliances WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA B ES T WISHES ED FLEISHMAN 8. BROS. Wilmington MEN'S WEAR PHONE 7832 223 North Front St North Carolina ALEXANDER'S 118 Market St. Teena Paige Nat Lynn Kay Juniors Peg Palmer Compliments of MAYFLOWER GRILL 308 North Front St. Phone 9377 sf ' gr ff 3 air -A, ' .-ff: ,: .r A ia ' or fs if ff. ig if S If am, qouwzy wumzw iw white Perfectly mode to assure you supreme comfort for all day long action ond smartly siyled, too. In o complete ronqe of sizes. When cleaning your shoes lei them dry on shoe lrees, cu ji 111012 CINDERELLA BOOTERIE CONGRAT ULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 YOUR G. E. DEALER f .1,ANP'?? ,- MEg0N CO' moans: 3- 246 - 3-6247 A Welcome Always Awa The Staff and Students At FREEMAN SHOE 24 North Front St. You Will Be Pleased With Your Quality and Service Complimenls of its wAHls' DEPARTMENT stone CU- mc. 214 North Front Street Wilmington North Carolina F at i lm ,. . Y Q . Qggti X YQ A ,M V,,, The Lovers Let's have a picnic Look at the birdie A fishing we shall go F W if-L. i' kdm 1 13 1 -1' 1 li 1 IKE i lux 1?- His' W4- i Q-.. Mom, I got a new boyfriend, 8. Just Testing See? 9. Bathing beauties Raleigh!!! 10. Book worm The roof at last! 11. Our guy and family ra Compliments of STANLEY'S JEWELERS THE REMNANT SHOP Piece Goods, Decorator Materials Yarns and Knitting Supplies 2330 Onslow Drive Friendly Credit Jewelers Jacksonville, North Carolina i- va mfr- f . '75f5 'A -3 11Jr5:5-1'i'. f-':' - 0? , B est Wishes ffegig-' . 9 - .1 2'if.'-.. FUTREll'S PHARMACY . , . . Q1-Yi . 35-Qizfgiiul 1 Q Dial 4422 ,:g-.- A .,g-5? 12 9 P1-inc e s s St . . - .1 r 'w F1'.- KNOW WI-IAT'S HAPP ENING ---------------- - - - --- E VERYWHERE Daily Reading Of These Newspapers Keeps You Informed About Wilmington and adjoining area Also State-National Sz World Events Know What's Happening Read STAR- EWS NEW P PER Compliments of OUR HOSPITAL SODA SHOP A 53 EN 5 I.. 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OUR PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. Hallman Compliments of CRAWFORD'S FASHION CENTER Ladies Apparel, Nurses Uniforms 157 North Front St. Wilmington North C ar olina o ff M I I wninmcrqni moms Jfwmns Diamonds-Watches 10 North Front Street B est Wishes for the Future BERMAN'S JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS Front and Market Home of Fine Silver Crystal and China Compliments of BEATY-GAINEY APPLIANCE CO Compliments of WONDER SHOP Town and Country Clothes Weddings are made in Heaven Engagements are made at-- THE JEWEL BOX THRIF-T-STORES RCA Radio and TV Sales and Service ALEXANDER'S 1 118 Market St. Teena Paige Nat Lynn Kay Junior Peg Palmer C ONGRAT UL ATIONS BETTER msn Compliments of fPS'if ' HENRIKSEN PHARMACY Your Doctor Is Our Reference REED'S Wilmington's Diamond Importers N0 Carrying Charges REED'S Sells For Less CONGRATULATIONS NISBET'S LADIES SHOP 220 No. Front SAFFO'S DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT THE PLACE TO EAT 249 N. 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