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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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'if' Dedzcafzan In order to perfect th1S ed1t1on the Ep1tome,we the graduaung class of 1957, warmly ded1cate th1 s our year book to our beloved doctor and leader, Dr Bert W1l11am From the bottom of our hearts we wlsh to express our d e e p e s t apprec1at1on and we can say w1thout he s1tat1on that through h1s 11 m 1 t e d 1nsp1rat1on and gu1dance, w ave Succeeded 1n reach1r1g our great eg1nn1ng n kiflf twvfxxxlc 947' X T J 'Agyf' 'N , , N -3 559 , X-1' 'D 1 'N A-1-'9 We L geA',-4 4.rsV, 75 .: .. .rw 1 L ,p'?ff'f'19fJ-s 'L A ff,-W in I' 1 ' C i 'Pisa A ,J 1 Q xr r -,mf 512- A1 N 'L ...mr 'U' K .1-. 1.- T I ' 3 Q . V ' x , rr ,, 1 xx f-:Xb f , . cw a wx, I IN x chi Y f+9'Jr4!f x 'XJ wdgr- ' raw Williams, M. D. -','.'. v ,.,. ,.w- ,J +69 . e..,.fs4r :s,, .. ,.'- - ' . 11' .- 'Dm 1' -4 ' ' 'F-J fkfdzffu if sL 'Z ' ,lg A., ,-'S K. Zfilymjg-,J gr-4 .,i,.f rf, 1 x egg lk! 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' ' 1 ,-7 p r e s enc e of this assembly to pass my life in Q L! a if purity and to practice my profession faithfully. 35 r :L s' , Q1 I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly ad m1n1ster any harmful drug I will do all 1n my power to maintam and elevate the standards of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters commltted to my keeplng and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the pract1ce of my calling With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the phys1c1an in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care r uf. dh JN V ff ,v rg, 'i Xing?-J X: N' iq., A 1 .J Jn hh?-Q, ww -Q .gf -ox A 'L TW -Qin Y QEZQ AY if vi ,, y. 41 ly 'tu' l 1 .. . PM far ' N.. 'Hs' aB11F1'2f'1s 'f s'.-'2'375'x'tig 7' X- gs'-3' fry' 4 A N4 'F ..nH'4f5'sl1.Q'u5 F- Q til' -Wu GV. , :Ya Mig, ty, Xxx. . . . . ,521 -. - ,A, f.,'- vi' U- 1 M . ' 4 1 L- vi 'A - - -:sl . my i . eff M44 A v mfg . . . . ,i 17, . S? 1 44 . . 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J, r , V Sf 'f E , gg., y.,T,,f2,af ,..,.,, - -gy , - -:Q ,5,...1 A , X. 5515g'j,2:,?a3nN . Ji.: ' ' A ?Eza94i,Rsam ,- ' C -1 ' . , ., t .M- 'vu.,, , vin-ass- Q + U- Q X 1 xx hw. bfi , MISS BRITT MISS DIXON Asst. Director Educational Director vm, Q L u I M155 DIXQN Q ac 4? MRS. ROUNTREE 0 X Klart M W X 'vw MRS. JENKINS MRS. GREER 'S av Doctors Samuel E. Warshauer, M.D., Chief of Staff, Medicine, Donald B. Koonce, M.D., Chief Surgeon, Duncan McEachern, M.D., Surgery, Horace G. Moore, M.D., Surgery: C. J. Powell, M.D., Sur- gery. .F --Q Rafi , .Q , ' s. . G. R. C. Thompson, M.D., Surgery, James Dickie, M.D., Surgery,H. W. Johnson, M.D., Surgery, Robert Fales, M.D., Surgeryg Matthew Bullock, M.D., Neuro-Surgery. :Mi Charles P. Graham, M.D., Surgery, John Evans, M.D., Surgery, James Mason, M.D., Surgery, R. W. Williams, M.D., Surgery, J. E. Wells, M.D., Surgery. Not Pictured Not Pictured R. B. Williams, M.D., Surgery, W. C. Mebane, M.D., Surgery, Robert Sinclair, M.D., Surgery, H. M. Codington, M.D., Surgery, James McMillan, M.D., Psychiatry. Doctors Not Pictured Robert Pigford, M.D., Medicine3J. D. McKay, M.D., Medicine, Thomas Marshburn, M.D., Medi- cine, H. M. Pickard, M.D., Medicine, David Murchison, M.D., Medicine. Not Pictured . N' , , , X 'K .-K- S. E. Pace, M.D., Medicine, Nelson O'Quinn, M.D., Obstetrics, James Tidler, M.D., Medicine, James Hall, M.D., Statistician, B. H. Dorman, M.D., Orthopedics. Not Pictured Not Pictured ,y . X , David Thomas , M.D., Orthopedics, Elbert Anderson, M.D., Opthalmologyg Ray Groves, M.D., Opthalmologyg Charles Sale, M.D., E.N.T.g Paul Black, M.D., E.E.N.T. 'fd X 2 , F, 'LQ 4 . wwf' 1 5 ' 1 'F' ., , b , My 'nvf4 ll!!4F LL 2 s X f, 3 ,, . ' r:.......--r :S D. B. Sloan, M.D., E.N.T.: J. D. Freeman, M.D., E.E.N.T.g George Johnson, M.D., Obstetricsg William Dosher, M.D., Obstetrics, Sigmond Bear, M.D., Obstetrics. Zlacfors 'Y 9' It fa Yi ti- ,' 1 I? AZ 1fi9?'l',,1 QW: Not Pictured E. P. Walker, M.D., Obstetrics, J. B Lounsbury, M.D., Obstetrics, R. W. Nicholson, M.D., Ob stetrics, Auley Crouch, Jr., M.D., Pediatrics, Walter Crouch, M.D., Pediatrics. Not Pictured Not Pictured J. P. Knox, M.D., Pediatrics, G, M. Koseruba, M.D., Pediatrics, R. G. Hall, M.D., Pediatrics Ellen Preston, M.D., Pediatrics, J. B. Sidbury, M.D., Pediatrics. W REST 3 ik at I , ffl! ..,, 4 x Q24 1 L I . A v Not Pictured . ' f ' ,-.4 1.5 ', r yi AF, A xx, , ,, ' 's..,- ,. , 9 2 , R. B. Hare, M.D., Urology, Joseph Hooper, M.D., Urology, Harry VanVelsor, M.D., Dermatology William Phillips, M.D., Dermatology, Frank Holman, M.D., Pathology. 1? R fly -- , . QW ,V iw. , L .K 2 Y A K K E - A 21- ' 5 4 . ' A 'T' - ' ' --ui , , ' ': Af ,Y ' J CLJ4' 32.- Frank Reynolds, M.D., Pediatrics, Graham Barefoot, M.D., Radiology, Ivan Brouse, M.D., Radi- ology, Olin Perritt, M.D., Radiology. fuferncs Christa Kratz Bahriye Soyka Turkey ,W H., - 3- 1 G e 1' many f we I E m el O 5 ma Wm I Tllfke Y V 'M 1 V f ? .To se Auday Argentina Fevziye Mumcu Not Pictured Turkey Hector Iturralde Argentina 0' , A 129' f -15 f Bezamilla Regato Spain Ali Manizade Turkey Supervisars Mrs. I 1. u ul J 'ff 'Q- U , is K Q- iq , I A P I P .ti K . Vqq Y X gl . M Q Mrs. Paso - Clinical Instructor Mrs. Moore - Clinical Instructor Not Pictured Mrs. Stokley - Obstetrics , J IGI! U5 .,:w x MN Mrs. Foster - 3-11 Not Pictured Mrs. Ingram - Operating Room Not Pictured Mrs. Harris -11-7 ngram - Clinical Instructor T' ' Mrs. Patrick - Pediatric .ey UFNX 'F' 1 Q ' -nc'-7 X Mrs. Jeffords - 3-ll Not Pictured Miss McDuffie - 11-7 .Q ,Q . Spar. ' -'lk x fi ' . mf .2 .,q M - 5 xg ,V , ' Q 'L K5 EQ., . Af 4, Mrs. Russ - SW1 Not Pictured Miss Lyons - SW3 f I-lead urses Not Pictured Mrs. Elkins - W. Wd Q 'M ' S. , I M-51 an Not Pictured X Ye. I V 'y Mrs. Sweatman - Pre-Nature Mrs. Maultsby - Col. Wd. W ri ' x v F '5 KW., Miss Hughes - U. H. Mrs. Batten - O. R. Warts? Miss Henry - Wd.B Not Pictured Mrs. Gill- L. H. li Not Pictured Mrs. Guy - Maternity Department HUM- CYSTO .At OPERATING ROOM OPERATING ROOM .XA xx X I RECOVERY ROOM Obstetrics DELIVERY ROOM MILK LAB. PREMAT URE NURSERY DELIVERY ROOM NURSERY W3 5 Q 11 3 w ,y, W gr' FW K...-lv x Y 'iz .a 'X-. - :I 15 I . 1 Pediatrics Y' 1 S ! , WE! iw , . . y ' 32 I E Yi X, ix' X . r A PK A 1 .4 7 few if? 's EMERGENCY ROOM Dietary Department e g . , Q R , W , 1 ..., ggfww ' 5 x 1 f ' X - e, 'Wye ,f 'xv ,Q B04 .f me ' 'fel e ,Ky K1 ,.,...e!,.,1f f , fe , ff. 5 rfsfrfy ,lb- .,ggsri: fi' F 1 ge ff it Q! . Y 5-'jx an qv! COLORED W QF unw- 27 fe uf' SWlTCH BOARD BUs1NESS OFHCE 2 ' X RECORD ROOM ' sz ii ' X.. , E A A x l X ,.a4 X-RAY PHARMACY ,X fkakh 'V R 18 X , ' 4 S i L -1 gt. K P LABORATORY HYS1 CAL THERA PY D. f- 'M PAYROLL DEPARTMENT I bl I SUPPLY ROOM CENTRAL SUPPLY 'fe :iw W. . -fe-w..,......,,,,A, MTQQA. a , -xx SODA SHOP LEE2 Mm V ,P Q 4, Mak ff . sz if M 215 HO MA 5 N! imdb- 1 SENIORS six f fm, 'Y 2 1 ...M l Senior 611155 0 ficcrs Secretary and Treasurer - Reba Jones 41? President - Betty McPhatter Vice President - Shirley Ellis ' COLOR Red and White MOTTO NOT US BUT OTHERS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS ADVISOR Mrs. Barbara Rountree SHIRLEY BRYAN EDENS Hampstead, N. C. She's little but she's wise She's a terror for her size Scniars AGNES JANE BALDWIN Peabody I-Iallsboro, N. C. The deepest rivers flow with the least sound i 1. Seniars BETTY JEWEL ELKINS Moose Elizabethtown, N. C. Willing worker, full of mirth We need more like her on this earth ii , pagan SHIRLEY IRENE ELLIS Willard, N. C. May every charm that now appears Increase and brighten with the years IDA BELLE HUGGINS Wilmington, N. C. She's happy and jovial and loves to make friends She's the type of person on whom you can depend. Scuiafs LUCY MARGARET GROOT Groosy Loot Castle Hayne, N. C. Why take life too seriously? You won't get out of it alive anyway. So laugh, love and live Seniors REBA JONES Rebie Rose Hill, N. C. To act natural is to act right ,J BETTY JEAN MCPHATTER llMaCll Jacksonville, N. C. Small quantity, but good quality api 9 fi 3, .IUANITA REAVES llpawll Hallsboro, N. C. It is gentle manners which prove so irresistible in women Seniors MARJORIE DEAN RAWLS llMaggiell Jacksonville, N. C. She Shows the way Shziors NONA ALICE REDD Nonie Maysville, N. C. Modesty is the grace of the soul I L 'kr' f CHRISTINE SHOLAR Chris Chinquipin, N. C. A combination ofthe important. In short, 'she's got what it takes 5 J' BARBARA ANN SUTTON llBobll LaGrange, N. C. A heart without fear A face full of cheer Seniors JULIA FAYE SMITH Julia Ma.e Southport, N. C. She is herself, and no other U Szmars PEARL LENNON WARD I I Ehzabethtown N C If worry were the only cause of death then she would hve forever sf'- 'ld'-'I' CAROLYN WEBSTER Dan1e1 ' W11m1ngton N C Cute and attractlve brlght and gay Just the k1nd of g1r1 to br1ghten the way Seniors JOYCE E. WEST Mae West Turkey, N. C. Never frivolious, never slow, Just a girl you'de like to know ,4 utagraphs If So Dear Co Our Hearts ' ' 1 'Q r Elizabeth D- Swinson 'H y 'V 'Wk W 1 'Q Jo F, praz ier Elsie Allison Be Ruckm s P a-lllille Cl- ibb Glass History Thirty-one pairs of big, frightened,and wander- ing eyes were being toured through our hospital, and being introduced to our big sisters . After one big week of introductory speeches, learning the rules and regulations, short sheet- ing, hidden light bulbs, and listening to the older s tudents try to scare us into going back home with their worldly tales of life in a hospital, we were considered oriented and ready for buckling down. Classes, tests, and more classes! We le a r n e d who Florence Nightingale was and what she did and why. We met medical terms and tried to spell them. We Went to Wilmington C ol l e g e to tackle Anatomy and Physiology and Uncle Zeb. Mo st of all, we learned what study meant. By the time three months had gone by we thought we were hurnan beings again. More classes were added and we learned abouta thing called Attitude. Friendships were made by this time and every- body knew whose boyfriend did what-almost. Our uniforms arrived and ward experiences be- gan. We were so proud of those uniforms. The fir st day on the floor we weren't so proud of them. Which arm did you bathe first? What on earth did you say to a patient? Those were the days we ran the other way if the telephone rang or a doctor wanted the surgical cart. After Christmas we lost some of our classmates and we learned that we weren't quite as bad off as we had thought. Remember the week of the Azalea Festival and when we were all c a mpu s s e d ? Drink bottles were hidden in the c l o s e t s after that, and we didn't complain a s mach about coming in at 7 o'clock P.M.. Capping exercises were at St. James Episcopal Church that May. We were then well on the way to becoming a Nurse . Eight hours a day! Oh, how our feet ached. Some of us learned that the special diet kitchen wasn't the c ool e st place to be in midsummer. But we always could cool off at the beach. The interns were always willing to take about ten of us all at one time. Others became all thumbs and ignorance in the O.R.. We will always remembe r Dr. Hare's, rub my back , Dr. Sale's T. gl A.'s, and what about those hot appendices at Z o'clock A. M. . September came and with it came the new pre- clinical s. We got a band on our caps and felt that we weren't the lowest individuals on the campus. The bignursery, the premature nursery, delivery rooms, and the children's ward came next, and words like primip , 6cm's , and saline enemas became our bywords. Stude nt government was beginning to work out fine and we began the honor system. Doctors became real people as we began to know them and work with them. H e r e and there a few diamonds started to crop up. We tried to finangle our holidays and days off from the head nurses. We got permission to sun bathe on the roof and we all did, even though it was March! By the time s u mme r rolled around again we had our self confidence back , and had grown up a little more. Then we received our senior bands for our caps and we felt that we were big wheels . Then Raleigh beckoned and we ate fried balony and liked it, met State College boys, flirted with the attendant s and found out how it felt to be homesick. We really became close to each other then. Now we didn't tremble quite s o much when we received our efficiency records. In three years time we have learned alot about people, by caring for them, and living with them. But most of all we have learned about ourselves and our future. Class Historian: Lucy Groot 611155 Prophecy Hello th1s 1S your URKZ un1vers T V stat1on report1ng the news from r1ght outslde the s ound barr1er of Mars Th1 s latest bullet1n IS com p1led and ed1ted by Reba Jones Usher III and Joyce West who have Just re turned from Space Admlral Pearl Ward s summer restlng home on .Iup1ter We d1scussed w1th her the problem that the Un1verseNavy Nurse Corps IS havmg w1th estabhsh nganurslng outpost on each planet The trouble seems to be 111 Afr1ca on Earth where Agnes Baldw1n Long and Mar-1or1e Rawls are creatmg a ruckus They are the two nurses most qual1f1ed to lead and start a new outpost on Saturn but theyre fuse to leave the1r m1ss1on hosp1tal At th1 s tlme Admlral Ward d1d not tellus what she proposed to do about the s1tuat1on She dldn t seem to be 'A storm 1S brewmg 1n far eastern Venus where Shlrley Elhs and Sh1rley Edens are threatenlng to Stflke for better hel1copte 1' transpol-tat1on They are dolng prlvate duty work on our r o mant1c vacatwnland planet They should be sat1sf1ed by work1ng on the only planet where all the 1n terns and doctors l1ve ' 'And now let s take a moment for stat1on 1dent1f1cat1on Th1S 15 URKZ un1verse T V stat1on outs1de Mars Does your temper flare when cook mg goe s all wrong? Do your grlts st1cktothepaneachmorn1ng'7 L1sten to what Mrs Al1ce Redd Godw1n of Pluto says my Husband used to fuss at me every rnornlng untll Iput Reeves Butter Mag1c 1nto my grlts ' Just one pat W111 do the tr1ck Now my husband and ch1ldren are happy every morn1ng You also get free coupons Yes .luanlta Reeves and Carolyn Webster had gotten t1red of Al1CE s letters Saylng that she and George are about to separate aga1n so they qu1t trylng to placate Dr McM11lan durlng Off1C e hour s and started a butter manufactur1ng plant How about lt g1I'lS7 T1me now for the rnag1c spy glace part of our program The lens are focused on Julla Smlth Danlels who 15 unaware of the un1verse happen 1ngs She doesn't care about .Tup1ter or Venus but 1S c alml y play1ng 1n her garden Wlth her chlldren wa1t1ng for Roy s boat to come 1n And now we see Ida Belle Huggms as hostess try1ng to s trap people down as the b1g Trans Un1verse a1rl1ner leaves Mars I rn sorry ladxe S and gentlemen weather cond1t1ons No lt 1S an a1rplane w1th somethmg stuck on be h1nd lt What could 1tbe7 It s a tra1ler ho oked on to the plane I I'I'1.lStbe Betty McPhatter gomg along w1th Emo ona m1ss1on She and Barbara Sutton ar e both A1r Force fans and are st1ll try1ng to learn the bas1c br1dge rules Next 1n the news ton1ght 1S Chr1st1ne S chola r superv1sor of all Pluto's hosp1tals who 1S trymg the new twenty hour week Here 1S w1sh1ng her luck And Chrls IS st1ll try1ng to catch up w1th Al as he hops from planet to planet del1ver1ng ma1l And be sure to tune 1n ton1ght at n1ne o clock fo r B e t t y Elklns Comedy H o u r w1th Lucy Groot I-Ionn1cutt as guest star s1ng1ng Allegrotto Cood n1ght Class Prophets Reba Jones Joyce West ll , ' ' - e uv , ' . . - - . . I - ' - . Y ' , - 1 ' ' I ll l , ' I H . . i , H . . . ll ' ' ' ' , y . . . , . I I , I Y , ' 1 . . . . ,, , 5 . - - - 1 lv I ' . . . , worried about it. but the r e is some static from bad ' 7 , . . . . . . - ' ' ' . t . . . . . ,, , , , . . ' 1 I 1 ' l l I . . . ,, . . . Il ' ly ' I ' I Y . . . , . . - ll Lids! Will ,And Ccslament We, the Senior Class of 1957, being of sound, overloaded minds and tired feet hereby leave what's left of our precious possessions. We hereby make, publish, and declare this to be the last will and testament of our Nursing Sisters. I Article I To our class sponser, Mrs. Barbara Rountree,we take this opportunity to e xp r e s s ou r appreciation for the many times she allowed us to gripe in class.We thank you for being such a wonderful example of what a Nurse should be in her profession. We feel you are a credit to the Nursing Pro- fession. Article II To the incoming seniors, we leave the thrills, responsibilities. privileges and our deep rooted love for James Walker. Article III To the incoming juniors, we leave with the hopes that next year will be brighter for you. Article IV To the supervisors, head nurses, instructors and directors we leave hoping you'll remember us for our good points and forget the bad ones. Article V To the doctors, we wish to express our d e e p e s t appreciation for the jokes, the endless patience and the priceless knowledge. Article VI I, Agnes Baldwin, leave my student uniforms to Aleine Mathis. I, Shirley Edens, leave my admiration for Dr. Koonce to Bobbie Peter- son. I, Betty Elkins. leave my high heel shoes to Faye Best hoping she'll keep the noise going on second floor. I, Shirley Ellis, leave my red roses to Dorothy Gallup. I, Lucy Groot, leave my love for the piano to Alberta Ensley hoping she can play 5 4 10 P.M. I Ida Belle Huggins, leave my love for 12:00 o'clock passes to Dot Moore, knowing she can use them. I, Reba Jones, leave my height to Faye Galloway. I. Betty McPhatter, leave everything but Emo to my Cuz - Bonnie Brown. I Marjorie Rawls, leave my position as President of Y.W.A. to Barbara Henderson. I, Juanita Reaves, leave my love for Elvis to Merle Pittman. I Alice Redd, leave my quiet ways to Nell Heath. I Christine Sholar, leave my many loves to Barbara Jones, hoping she can keep them straight. I, Barbara Sutton, leave my ability to stay on campus all the time to Marjorie McDaniels. I, Julia Smith , leave my jokes, cigarettes, nightly pepsi's to Joyce Fulcher. I, Pearl Ward, leave my bedroom shoes to Lois Pierce hoping she doesn't run outof adhesive tape. I, Carolyn Webster, leave my avacado wardrobe to Annette Gore. I, Joyce West, leave taking my Pall Malls with me. V 9 ! Witnesses: Class Testators: Elvis Presley Betty Elkins Marilyn Monroe Betty McPhatter THE GUIDING LIGHT For all the gentle touches of a hand where love is held in gracious lands. and heartaches are held in quietness. with some one dear who understands. For beauty of the misty dawn when morning skies are gold. H For peace of hushed hospitals when bells are softly tolled. For fragrant lilaces in the rain that haunt the breath of spring-- Enchantment of a nurses' day--- For red birds on the wing. For all who strive to win a goal. For myriadldeeds of kindness shown. For cherished friendships through th and poignant memories all our own. For all of this and so much more Our grateful thanks we say. To the nurses and Doctor's of James Who have led us safely on our way. Class Poet e years Walker Christine Sholar I ' in 4ff ' 5 Xqhk i 4 lhqn lm. 4:-'e,-1 ' t lbw: M.. eg., mx - . - ll ,gf MOST INTELLECTUAL Agnes Baldwin 311. ,M W ff Ar -, .Y W . 3 K .2 if X D w 1 ml 5- ' 'A 'K , 'XM AN wif if' ,Q ,A Vw x. 'Hingis Q l !-lf'-.xl ,N iw., 80.591 1 v , fyvnpvng iwv ,wa sg- W N . I neg,-535555 , gtsgfg 1355? 5. l 13:5 Hai ive Biff: if -4 C C. 3 Cn ',,..., I-lj T11 U3 y Nd '35 s 5 y l 5 2 rv upcrlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marjorie Rawls BEST ALL AROUND Ida Belle Huggins Supcrlatwcs MOST ORIGINAL Barbara Sutton MOST DEPENDABLE Ida Belle Huggms uf FRIENDLIEST Juamta Reave s KX AK. .XS S We 594 I upcrlalives BEST DRESSED Pearl Ward MOST ATHLETIC Reba .Tones W'-li MOST NON -CHALANT Julia Smith Supcrlamfcs MOST POPULAR B etty Mc Phatte r ' CUTEST Carolyn Webster :gp-0 YF' III!!! BEST LOOKING Sh1r1ey Elhs CLASS BABY Shirley Edens Supcrlafives WITTIEST Betty Elkins i S 4.1. F A. S. ,-I iff 7' as '-. an -as uw- 2 i 2513! IZ YF 'W' -gr' x X X N QQ-,ZA Q , wg 'M iw' Q Q 4 ,nv we 5 is a +A A .1 ff' Y '5- , W.: Vw-j'6 eb we ff Y' x Qfjfwa , 'gh '1 Q 8 . ixfag A 'f-:fi 1- E JUNIORS r ffl!!! ff ffff!!l'fa'-W r1lfryVYYYYY7TT llllllllrl I 'L wifsi 7 ,,.a-I-71 ff' 611155 Officers PRESIDENT Ada Lewis ,Q 'X IL, 1-,fp E :IM VICE -PRESIDENT Janice Albertson ,xii SECRETARY Barbara Hender son ' ,nm CLASS ADVISOR TREASURER Mrs. C. Jenkins Martha Howard 7 14? ,451 .llc .Tv I 1 9' .-dl' '-Z? s is :HIL 'df v ,ua C juniors Janice Albertson Beulaville, N. C. Dorothy Aldridge La Grange, N. C. -Q f X -, I 'Y' Ramona Atkins Clarkton, N. C. Bonnie Brown Bolton, N. C. Bernadette Dixon Maysville, N. C. Alberts Ensley Arapahow, N. C. Annette Gore Wilmington, N. C Nell Heath Clinton, N. C. Barbara Henderson Warsaw, N. C. Martha Howard Watha, N. C. Doris Jenkins Hubert, N. C Ada Lewis Beaufort, N. C. Mary Mathis Wilmington, N. C Dorothy Moore 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. juniors - Barbara Jones Warsaw, N. Linda LaNier Burgaw, N. ,afm i f l 1 5 S M, ififif. K ,,,., ll FRE 5 H '.,.,- ..' Q 'Wim . ' 'va HL 511' AJ'-A ,'.' . .V, Y.. -v .,A-,kgs - 4 -gm, kj , ,N'.:.',uA-.5 ya. 1.-,. , f - . ,Y -,J Q' 'fs . ...Z .. 'N 5: V, . Q iA N. 4. n I . W.. - . wg, x, I 1, I. .-'. J 0 ,,.....A 4--'1 L si,-.:..: 151, - i.....--v.- 'bu ' PRESIDENT Sarah Venters 611155 Officers CLASS ADVISOR Mr s Greer VICE PRESIDENT Dorothy Gallup SECRETARY Faye Best TREASURER Rachel Dams 3 xx 4-0 bs X wg lk R 1, Q 1 I x , 1, , sl-.51 I , if if' fr, S2 . fling: .L .2 -C l ' ii 1 -'+' 2 3 32 ffggif fl grcslzmeu Faye Best Dudley, N. C. Linda Blanton Willard, N. C. Patty Bostic Warsaw, N. C. Patricia Crafton Rowland, N. C. Gladys Couch Jacksonville, N. C. Rachel Davis Mount Olive, N. C . Alice Elixson Chadburn, N. C. Mary Floyd Fair Bluff, N. C. Winifred Formydeuval Hallsboro, N. C. Emma Fulcher Atlantic, N. C. Dorothy Gallup Wilmington, N. C . Faye Galloway Holden Beach, N. C. Winifred Geddes Wilmington, N. C. .loan Heath Snow Hill, N. C. Carolyn Hobbs Wilmington, N. C. Marie Jackson Mount Olive, N. C. Betty Merritt Whiteville, N. C. Margie McDaniel Lake View, S. C. Elizabeth Newbold Richland, N. C. Betsy Paul New Bern, N. C. Virginia Price Mount Olive, N. C. Betty Shinn Wilmington, N. C. Martha Starnes Wilmington, N. C. Sue Thorton Wilmington, N. C. Sara Venters New Jersey ur Hauscmallzcrs Mrs Sara Causey Mrs V1v1an Massey .aa 105- -IW Qc gui ST ' .,., ACTIVITIES Sfudmf Gazfcrlwzeuf 0 ffiwrs sf C PRESIDENT Majorie Rawls VICE p RE Doro th SIDENT Y Moore SECRETARY Shirley EUJS TREASUR ER Betty Elkins .71 Wauldrff 15: Che Same Without Agnes Baldwin . Shirley Edens . Betty Elkins . Shirley Ellis . . Lucy Groots . . Ida Belle Huggins . Reba .Tones . . . Betty McPhatter. . Marjorie Rawls . . Juanita Reaves . Alice Redd . . Chris Sholars . . Barbara Sutton . Julia Smith . . Pearl Ward . . . Carolyn Webster . Joyce West .... What Would Dr. Marshburn. . Dr. G. Johnson. . Dr. Bert Williams Dr. Lounsbury . . Dr. Hooper . . Dr. Dosher. . Dr. VanVelsor . . Dr. Bob Williams Dr. Koonce . . Dr. Tidler . Dr. Mason . . Dr. Hare . Dr. Walker . . Dr. O'Quinn . . . Dr. H. W. Johnson . . Tight Skirt . . . . We-ll ,Blush Sr Laugh . Med Students . .Electric Fan . . . Long talks , .Wel1, I just don't know . .Yes, Dahling . .House Party Don't be Cruel . . Modesty .. .Guys . . Campus . . . Eye balls .Short Pajamas .Scooter pootin . . . Cigarette Chcy D0 lf Chcy Z7idu't Haw . . . . Crewcut . .Cigar . .Pontiac . .Teeth . . . . .Hat . .Swede Coat . .Chewing Gum . Pipe . .Hug . . . Grin . . . Baby Girl Cokes gl Cookies . . . . . Jokes . . . Ice Cream . . . Friendly I-Iandshake Annual Staff Editor -in-Chief - Betty Elkins Photography Editor Betty McPhatter Assistant Editor -in-Chief - Martha Howard Assistant Photography Edltor Reba Jones Make -up Editor - Shirly Ellis Business Manager Ida Belle Huggins Assistant Make -up Editor - Shirly Edens Assistant Business Manager Reba Jones Circulating Manager - Majorie Rawls Assistant Circulating Manager - Agnes Baldwin Art Editor - Barbara Sutton Assistant Art Editor - Betty McPhatter hr I rj f 9 1 Q tg, I Z wwf 1 Xia F 5.5.0 as: ,wwe M i ' X s+eQ 5 VW frnwuiiffhhxvmap. N0 A Mum 1 1 'Ll ., 'i 43 'S,yasn Che 611155 of 1957 Student Hound! O ficers President - Marjorie Rawls First Vice Secretary - Annette Gore First Vice President - Dorothy Moore Second Vice Secretary - Faye Best Liecond Vice President - Martha Howard Treasurer - Betty Elkins Secretary - shirly Ellis First Vice Treasurer - Barbara Henderson Second Vice Treasurer - Dorothy Gallup Senior Representative - Reba Jones Junior Representatives - Merel Pittman and Alberta Ensley Pre-Clinical Representative - Martha Starnes Advisors - Miss Britt, Miss Dixon, and Mrs. Ingram Q . l , K ll 0 . ' 4 N 1 , . 'I f J 1 it A, N ' , I Q- Betty Merritt Patty Bostic Bobby Peterson Majorie Rawls Mary Floyd Elizabeth Newbold Faye Best Barbara Henderson 1f.W.,,4. Members Nell Heath Martha Howard Doris Jenkins Marie Jackson Rachel Davis Winifred Geflde Annette Gore Dot Hardy Mi 24 S Bryant Faye Justice Lucy Groot Dorothy Gallop Sara Venters Maratha Starne Bonnie Brown Ramona Atkins Miss Britt J in l6'ask ctlzall Cram JPN L iv: Shirley Ellis-Co-Captain, Shirley Edens, Winifred Formydeuval, Merle Pittman, Lois Pierce, Emma Fulcher, Elizabeth Newbold, Linda Blanton, Dorothy Moore, Martha Starnes, Faye Best- Captain, Reba Jones. if Y' Not pictured: ! Bonnie Brown Coach - Dr. Van Velsor Assistant Coaches - Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Gill ', ,QU Zi I H351 Miss james Walk cr MISS SHIRLEY ELLIS FRESHMAN AT TEN DANT Miss Betsy Paul ,4 ttcndants JUNIOR ATTENDANT Miss Bernadette Dixon fa-Stk 'QQ' 'Q' .37 'W CNF' Outstanding MARJORIE RAWLS President of Student Government ...... Y.W. A . . ...... the future., Chr1St1aH earnest ...... plans for Scniar - 1957 U SHIRLEY ELLIS Secretary of Student Government ...... Na- tional Nur s e s Convention ...... her lights never go out ...... friendly to everyone. , ijt'-f U YLWNEW7 ' ' . 795 ' 7 ,FW-f ?? WT: J 1 1 i lg+N'g93 Akxl Lg. A Best Wishes MODERN LAUNDRY N lgmngrululutinus to the Br. Hanover Shopping Center class of 81 DRY CLEANERS 118 S. 17th Dial 7751 1957 510 Castle Street 1124 N. 4th Street From For Reservations Dial 22559 Newly Air Conditioned S P R I N G E R THE FAMOUS CLUB CQAII 3, Q Il Migilfgriaieillifnigifion C 0 M P A N Y Carolina Beach Road 1810 Dawson Street . 1. Compliments of OUR HOSPITAL SODA SHOP X , . KA sc- Q I A -21.-2 Q ri Y' Wi :. y-'AW rf XX ll, If f ,K 1, , 1 1 I it . r 5, Eat, Drink, and be Merry Compliments of THE OLEANDER COMPANY Realtor s Eastern Carolina's Most For Parties Large or Small Completely Modern Dine Department Store At the sign of the Mermaid. The BELK-BERRY THE MARINA RESTAURANT Wilmington North Carolina Wrightsviue Sound CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of sittin vast! 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