Rex Hospital School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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F C560 NIGHTINGALE ' 3 :sw WA ff .W aff? f, 'K52WQXZ?'!, Awami' ' ,gx S u,sWQf,,s:f?y5,Qf2 PAULINE MAL: BAKER Ll'I'l'll.X ANNI-: Mclxrriuc She is like an April shoircr- Nhf IZ say her soy if thc whole '1l'O?'lll'S Full of fun and lots of laughter. against it. PAULINE MAE BAKER WAKI1: Foiucs'r, N. C. Vice-President Class 1928-29-30,' COHZ'Wl6'7lC6'l7l6'ilf Marshal 19,285 Vice-President Y.W.C.A. 1929 Here is the finished product of a college town. Polly is possessed of unusual beauty, but the tragedy is there have always been in her town too many college boys just yearning to tell her about it. She is going to be an operating-room supervisor, and I should not be surprised if many heretofore healthy individulas do not develop an appendix or an undeserving gall-bladder. LETHA ANNE MCINTYRE EI,IllCRIilC, N. C. Photo Editor Nightingale: Business Manager Nightingale Mac hails from the largest town in the State for its size, heretofore famed for its excellent railroad, but from now on its fame to us rests upon the fact that she sent us 'tMac! Mac is a good mixer. She can mix successfully drugs and solutions, anatomy and physiology, and any number of dates from Wake Forest and State4and get by with it! She has her own secret formula-vamping patients, ani how! It is quite a shame to nurse a man back to health and send him away with an incurable heartache. Go to it, Mac ! Tzrezlfll-Iirz'

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C550 NIGHTINGALE w,.!v L-,,u1n1m:umnmv MK L1-:Norm Bl'cn.xN.xN M.x1u:.x1c1c'1' Ixlcz MCCAIN Still water runs deep. She crumot be surpassed xV1I6'llF1'C'?' it conzes to lc-it: She has fl personality Tlmf will in all cases jit. Qu LENORA BUCHANAN BIco.xmV,xY, N. C. Pfresident Y.W.C.A. 19305 Conzmencenzent Marshal 19285 Class Prophet Buck hails from that wide place in the road near Sanford, known to the near inhabitants as Broadway Buck has a multitude of assets-good looks. good nature, and a rare personality which has won and now holds a host of friends in Rawly. Her friends will always remember those raven tresses and dangerously beautiful eyes. She thinks she is going to nurse for a long while, but we know she will in time add to her R.N. Mrs. fand then! MARGARET INEZ MCCAIN NV.xxu.xw, N. C. Class H isforian South Carolinians are o.k., if Cain is a fair specimen. We predict for her a future not in the nursing world, but in some phase of newspaper work-reporter, for instance. Her slogan is, I've the inconsistent blues for the dear old newspaper -and she always gets every crumb of gossip. A very good name for her paper would be The Nuisance Disturberf' 7'1r1'nly-follr

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We NIGHTWGALE ' wil .14 X 4, 1-5, mmxmgnm NSD . .. ' ...J ..' .11 111::1CIJ ' 111' .' 1.1 h1:J...1 ':1 W Lv1.Y GAII. Wim in-3141.1-:Y ALMA. MMA: Woonm-iv To .my irell is good, Luz' to rlo zcell 'is Short in .s-tature. but long in all that better. makes a lorable girl. LYLY GAIL WIMBERLEY APICX, N. C. Giftoriaiz, Assistant Photo Editoir, Trealsurer Nightingale We have often wondered just how Apex happened to produce such a girl. A youth to whom was given so much of earth, so much of heaven. When 'AWim entered train- ing she was so engrossed in the workt 'll that ere half of the three years had gone she, in her desire to learn more of the patients side of things, had a minor operation, a major, had her feet in cast, and experienced several medical illnesses. Now she knows all about the profession from the nurse's to the patient's side. That is why she is such a Jim Dandy nurse-even if she did come from Apex! ALMA MAE WOODLEY M.xc'1i14:Ys, N. C. Class Poet t'Sir, though I am not splenitive, yet I've in me something dangerous. Puddin is famous for variety of mouths. We less fortunate have only one. One wonders when he sees those dancing eyes and irresistible mouth how Puddin has escaped thus far the matrimonial plunge. Perhaps her first love, which was nursing, will be a lasting one. We would feel mighty bad if she should forsake us at this late date, anyway. We antieipate a bright future for Puddin distributing red, white. blue. green, and sundry colored pills for various ailments of human nature. Tu'612 ty-sia: