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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1951 volume:

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Astherl no2 ' ' h lu ts, gro t p r cl 'res ailt, n 'g,v0 eekt ' ld y- ' T , t Tl e tts. W ffht p 'n h' h. tt 0. , ' oi t' r. W h 1 te td p r y , a T' h' gal t ' 1 1 , nf r ' z p nd ' G' ' ' t h ' ' 1951? 1-iam Www A1 sw VX -X-, A. If mx lp 1 ,X if ., ,1 fl x? iv-, 94 Q .52 1 lx 1-3 4 4 1 ff ,. 0 O As an expression of our devotion and deep appreciation we dedicate this, THE 1951 NICHTINGALE, to lVlr. Hubert G. uPop Price. An inspiring example of an instructor who was more than an instructor, and in whose heart we always found understanding, sympathy, and kindly wisdom. From whose sincere character we gained comfort, guidance and inspiration, and from whoseifriendship our lives have been enriched im- measurably. lt was by his patient persistence we have developed to a higher degree the best within us, and by whom the good in the worst of us has been brought to light. Staff ind pewamfzel 5 ,J L. C. THORNTON H. K. MCDEVITT Administrator Asst. Administrator MISS JEANNE RIDDLE Director of Nurses gown! of fucaleea FRANK DANIELS Chairman EARL JOHNSON Vice Chairman GEORGE WHITE MRS. ELLEN D. SHORE MRS. ROBERT G. YANCY ff Declan 'sh 3 Q9 O JI 157' 9 l is . Y ,CA 5 5 Jr Q 4 . .si v I Q. , 5 A . 33 Y' Q5 W' f 'QA .A Q Z VS? ' sw- ggi? ini , ,K 4 M7554 . Qs' E . -A 'Zh mf if . i AA: 'E 1' ..,h I p l Y T Vszzl X I 2fX Q Z A 5 5, . get A N , QA A Qi ' ' may . , azz, , QQIZL1 hr ff - re 4 R A Q f b r ' 'L X V1 A I ,l 1355-AA 'M A t fa q , 'l 0 First row: Doctorsg Ballew, Bland, Bolus, Branaman, Brian. Broughton. Second row: Doctorsg Bugg. Caviness, Chesson. Combs. Daniels. Dewar. Third row: Doctorsg Eastwood. Eldridge. Farley. Fox. Hamilton. H. Haywood .lr. Fourth row: Doctorsg Herring, Hill, Hitch. Hunt. Kleiman. Lane. Fifth row: Doctorsg Lawrence. Liles. McManus. Neal. R. Oliver. Ogle. ,ET Af ge' J f iii? I F U3-uumf, ' I X 4 x 1 M!! Dadafza 'I' Q' xp .ii .Ln E . Ia, , is . Z .1 4 . 1 5 .,,,.p5 , ll x 4 .:.,Q p .1 . iii 1 L :fi Nz A X .4,.,. First row: Doctors, Paschal, Powers, Rhodes, Root, Ruark, Sanders. Second row: Doctors, Senter, Sinclair, Simpson, Smith, N. Thompson, G. Thornhill. Third row: Doctorsg Umphlett, Waldrop, Webb, Whitaker, A. L. Wilkerson, C. Wilkerson. Fourth row: Doctorsg Wilson, James Wright. John Wright, Yarborough. W. B. Dewar, M.D. Medicine R. ,l. Ruark. M.D. O. B.-Gynecology 4644 af A. S. Root, M.D. Pediatrics E. H. Herring, M.D. Surgery Hugh Thompson, M.D. Orthopedics aff J. M. Hitch, M.D. Dermatology John S. Rhodes, M.D Urology 7w1!e'm4 4' f ' x , wwf.: 7 H pw -sr Q u ,..1r,x,.v:mwaqpv1e 'wi fr mm ' ,R iemrmj' Doctors: Stewart, Sweel, McCauley, Warren, Saunders, Calloway. - J Dr. McCauley Dr. Saunders Dr. Will Resident Resident - an iv, Dr. Kerman Dr. Sweel Dr. Johnson , , :mb . his Miss Jeanne Riddle. R.N. Director of Nurses Mrs. Lida Williams. R.N.. B.S. Education Director Miss Aileen Sain. R.N.. B.S. Instructor Mrs. Virginia White Galloway, R.N Instructor Mrs. Joan Reid. R.N.. B.S. Instructor Mrs. Sara Hitchcock. R.N. Mrs. Rosa Lee Mitchell. R.N. Mrs. Jean T. Rowland. R.N. Obstetrical Superz.-isor Miss Mary Elizabeth Farrior. R.N. Operating Room Supervisor Miss Dorothy Person. R.N. Pediatric Superzvisor Mrs, Sybil Swett. R.N. Dorothy McGhee, A.B.M.T., A.S.P.C. Pathology Dept., Lab Technique Mattie May Reavis. B.S.H.E.. A.D.A. Diet Therapy Harriet Johnson. B.S.H.E., A.D.A. Nutrition Hubert G. Price. B.E. Pharmacist, Pharmacology 1 and 2 Thomas Worth, M.D. Roentgenologist, X-Ray Technique Louise Payne. M.D. Gynecology Hubert Haywood. Jr.. M.D. Eye Donald Whitaker. M.C. Communicable Diseases E.E.N.T. Hale Thornhill. M.D. Roger Wall. M.D. James Wright. M.D. J. R. Ballew. M.D. Dermatology J. M. Hitch. M.D. Professional Adjustments 1 and 2 Professional Adjustments 2 History of Nursing. Psychology Science Nursing Arts Nursing Education Surgical Supervisor Medical Supervisor Obstetrical Nursing Operating Room Technique Pediatric Nursing Night Nursing Obstetrics Guy Branaman, M.D. P. J. McElrath, M.D. Richard Oliver. M.D. Robert J. Ruark, M.D. Paul E. Simpson, M.D. Annie Louise Wilkerson, M.D Urology Sidney Smith. M.D. John Rhodes. M. D. Medicine Howard Wilson. M.D. William Withers. M.D. VVilliam Senter. M.D. David Klieman. M.D. Isaac Wright. M.D. Pediatrics Charles Bugg. M.D. Betty McCauley. M.D. mfldiag 54,464 141' Wu! J, r., Q. . Q ' OBSTETRICS PEDIATRICS THIRD EAST fini, N SECOND EAST FIRST WEST EAST HALL THIRD CENTER ina 'f '2w,wQ GRIFFIN HALL NIGHT NURSES ffammf Editor .. .....,v ..,, B arbara Davis Asst. Editor , , 7f. .. ..7 , Peggy Evans Business Manager .r ,rrr. .rr,A.. E leanor Vickers Pholography Manager ..,,eeeA e.eee. D ulcene Stacy Asst. Pholography Manager ...,. ,e,..... 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Silence masters any situation. i Ennie Quiet ann' gentle in her way, Let life come as it may. DID'NT HAVE A THING- TO NEAR 41 5 Ill it Ill WINNIE VIRGINIA BAILEY Hamlet, N. C. 'D ' on't worrv about me, I'm okayf, sscinnyva Like a squirrel you chatter and chatter Life would be dull without your putter. ROBERTA BAUGHN Sloneville, N. C. Enjoy life. death is so permanent. Bubba What I was yesterday, I am today and will be t0r7I0rr0w. KATHIIYN ANN BONNER Aurora, N. C. A mind at peace with all. 'Kat Take life as you find itg Donlt leave it so. A s BLANCHE JOYCE BUNN Snow Hill, N. C. 'lmpossiblel Never say that to me. Honeybun Some love men, Some do not, Some love a few, I love a lot. J Ess1E LEE CHILDRESS Oxford, N. C. 'Must I study? Oh what a waste of time. L'.lezehel Let not your heart be troubled Over man, beast, or burden. I MILDRED LANE CLAYBROOK Stone-ville, N. C. If she worried she hid it. '4Mil1ie , The route to a man's heart This girl was heard to say, Is not through his stomach But by a more direct way. BARBARA LoU DAVIS Raleigh, N. C. Why should life all labor be? Bobbie I stood before the rnonkey's cage Their funny ways to see . . . I laughed at them a lot until I saw one laugh at me. SHIRLEY MAE DRAPER Roanoke' Rapids, N. C. She loves to talk, but so do we. L'Drape She smiles with the intent to do mischief PEGGY ANNE EVANS Raleigh, N. C. Her winning ways will long enduref' Glpegn Always mischievous, Always gay, Always laughing, Come what may. MARY ALVA FOWLER Fayetteville, N. C. Tm not arguing. l'm telling you. Alfalfa Of me you may write In the blackest of ink, I know what I mean, I say what I think. MELDRED ESTELLE GRIFFIN Mamurs, N. C. se Dancing to me is like food to the body MMBIG7 She's full of life She d0esn't Care what people think. But as she travels on her way, She adds a happy link. ELOISE HARRIET HARVEY Littleton, N. C. l'm a woman of few words. 4'Sister Talking she knew not why And cared not what., VELMA HOWARD HEATH Snow Hill, N. C. She has her dreams, she's weaving fast Possum ln her many qualities lie, That are hidden from tlze naked eye. MARY GRACE HUSSEY Robbins, N. C. Silence is golden. 'gGrese Be silent and safe. Silence never betrayed you. IRMA RUTH JONES Garner, N. C. Her silence does not go unnoticed. lGM0le7, She's one of the quiet kind, If you know what we mean. Shefs always in the best of mood, And the nicest we have ever seen. BETTY MARY LEE Coward, S. C. Her many interests have no ends. CLLela597 Jolly and carefree, Come what may. She laughs it off, That's just her way. RUTH VIVIAN MEWBORN Hookerton, N. C. A quiet mind is richer than a crown. 'LRuthie', Her skies are seldom dreary, Her clouds are seldom gray, In lifes' darkest moments She is still pleasant and gay. l MOXIE LEE MOORE Durham. N. C. L'She has a way about her. 6'Mousie In my youth I set my goal Farther than the eye could see. Iam nearer to it now- 1 have moved it nearer to me. ALICE CORAL MUSTIAN Elheron, N. C. Colorful as peppermint. Country She thinks the worlfr' was made For fun and frolic. IRIS ELAINE PENDERGRAPH Apex, N. C. '6Many things I leave unsaidf' Edwin All things mme to those who wait, Why hurry? MYRTIE BELLE RAY Rocky Mount, N. C. U . . . , Her VOICE IS heard through the wlde open spaces GSMYI-ti? I feel so happy that I bubble over, Life seems as happy as a field of clover. MADELENE ROBERTS Creedmoore, N. C. 'She brightens us all with her presence. 'sMadge Who loves both men and songg She is a foolg her whole life long. DULCENE THEODORA STACY Durham, N. C. Like a spring breeze. so calm and sweet Duck Take it easy, have fun, Let the world flicker on. , 8 BEVERLY GEORGE SMITH Arlington, Va. 'l'll be here until the cows' come home. nBebSsa Work facinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. as MARY CHRISTINE SMITH Warsaw, N. C. s'Housekeeping is never dull with John Chris She does her share from day to day, While building a life along the way. FRANCES OLENA SMITH Raleigh, N. C. Quiet in manner, lovely in ways. 'iSmitty A warm heart, a friemlly grin, To all of us she is a friend. EMILY ANN STONE Siler City. N. C. A rolling stonP gathers no moss. Rock A wrzrrrring smile, ll lzrinlflina ew, A fr1'ena'ly hheyv as you pass her by. JEAN BRYANT TYNDALL Kenansville. N. C. Her thoughts are never hidden. ALMaW77 Her dark hair, her pretty face, Add to her charm, and her grace. ELEANOR ANNE VICKERS Raleigh, N. C. s'L0vely as a picture. Of all good things she's a mixture. cavicw May all the charm that now appears, Increase in glory through the years. I WILMA GRACE WEATHINGTON Roseboro, N. C. 'GA stitch in time saves nine. ci.Fx-Ogss ' Always friendly and full of fun, Her good humor is surpassed by none JOYCE BELLE WILLIAMS Apex, N. C. The gift of fascination, The power to charm. Jeroen Her duties well done, Her days well spent. WILLA MAE WILLETTS Leland, N. C. Old soldiers never die, They just fade away. Willie Good narurefl, jolly and clever: Her tongue like a brook runs forever. SHIRLEY JEAN WYNNE Raleigh, N. C. She has a disposition, That accents the terms of life. Winnie Sometimes I sit and think, And sometimes I just sit. 641 September 5, 1948, found fifty-three new students admitted to Rex Hospital School of Nursing. Here we were in a new place with new people, and I do mean scared literally to death. Not knowing what would happen next, we all watched each other. Off we went to bed that first night getting little sleep, because we knew we would never awaken the next morning for chapel at six-twenty A.M.g but we made it--half asleep. Then at eight o'clock classes started, and we thought they would never end. Study! Oh, yes, we didg .with our doors open so Miss Arbogast could walk down the hall and see all of us. Quizzes fwe called them examsl came by the dozens. Then came Christmas, Santa Claus and all, and then-home for three long days. Time went by, some of our girls left, but on February 18, 1949, the great day came when what should we receive but our-CAPS, all thirty seven of us! ! Yes, the prettiest capping there ever wasf! Then-a whole weeks vacation and back to work as real nurses. Our second year started and we weren't the 'cgreenestl' ones any longer, because a new class was under us. In fact, we thought since we were Juniors, we were the smartest things around! We were restricted quite a few times during our Junior year and given the name of the meanest class, we lived up to that name! ! ! Classes had become easier, and we were planning our Junior-Senior Banquet, which we thought turned out to be very nice, and everyone had a fine time. More exciting things happened day after day, but the most exciting was on September 5, 1950, at six-twenty A.M. when thirty two of us became Sen- iors. Black Bands and all . . . and the two Hover-sleepersl' became Seniors at six-twenty-five. Everyone was happy, especially The Seniorsf' To tell all we did during our Senior year would take too much space, so a few of the highlights would be the parties, picnics, and dances given to the Graduating Class. Yes, we had been so different fthis we were toldj that they decided that we would not graduate in May but September 3, 1951. This great day we have awaited for three years! Now as we complete our training days, we remember the experiences we've had togetherg and as we go out into the world may each of our lives be filled with bigger and brighter things. ALICE MUSTIAN Historian fm' Wa!! Am ea: z STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF WAKE CITY OF RALEIGH REX HOSPITAL Witness: We the Seniors of Rex Hospital, of Raleigh. North Carolina. being of both sound mind and body. but realizing the uncertainty of our future, do hereby on this third day of September 1951 A. D., will. bequeath. and devise all the properties, real and person- al, upon our graduation in accordance with this last will and testament. hereby revoking any wills made by us heretofore. Therefore. because of the love. affection. admiration, and high esteem that all the afore- said do have for the Junior Class of this institution. we hereby request that the herein ap- pointed executor shall distribute all our chattels to the aforesaid devises and legatees, their heirs. and assigns forever in the manner set forth in this our last will and testament, for the betterment of themselves. their profession and the aforesaid institution. ARTICLE I. . Annie Adams wills her love for Psychiatry to all the Juniors. . Virginia Bailey wills her flighty manner to anyone who can catch it. 3. Roberta Bubba Baughn wills her love for the State College Basketball Team to Edna Rogers. 4. Kathryn Bonner wills her likeable nature to Jo Ann Rollins. 5. Joyce Bunn wills her love for men and money to Ruth Smith and Mickey Finch. 6. Jessie Childress wills her ability to get along with internes, especially brunettes. to Anne Halliburton. 7. Mildred Claybrook wills her secretive manner to Jean Fuller. 8. Bobby Davis wills her witty personality to Barbara Hill. 9. Shirley Draper wills her fun loving ways to Libby Hill. 10. Peggy Evans wills her ability to swim to Dot Ketner. 11. Mary Fowler wills her love for a certain red-head to Jo Ann Blake. By the way. it's not the same man. 12. Mel Griffin wills her ability to dance to Betty Cleaver. 13. Harriet Harvey wills her many loves to Helen Wethington. 14- 15 16 17 1 2 . Velma Heath would like to keep what she has . . . . Grace Hussey wills her co-operativeness to Katherine Wallace. . Irma Ruth Jones wills her quiet ways to Claudel Weddle. . Betty Lee wills her beauty to Lee Baity. 18. Ruth Mewborn wills her ability to see the best in everything to Marie Marcom and Ruby Pennington. 19. Moxie Moore wills her ability to love one man to Dot Meeks. 20. Alice Mustain wills her originality to Jean Lee. 21. Iris Pendergraph wills her ability to squirm out of jams to Billie Farrell. 22. Murtie Ray wills her laughter to Evelyn Hoffman. 23. lgflaieline Roberts wills her freckles to Jennie Tyson. Together they make one beautiful ar spot. 24. Dulcene Stacy wills her popularity to Anne Blake. Beverly Smith wills her love for cow farms and farm life to Margie Harris. Christine Smith wills her supreme happiness in being a wife and R. N. to every Junior. 27. Frances Smith wills her leadership to Anna Ruth Barbour. 28. Ann Stone-wills her attractiveness to Dot Saintsing. 29. lean Tyndall would like to keep her love for Kenansville and Duplin County. 30. Eleanor Vickers wills her versatility to Bessie Bizzell. 31. Grace Weathington wills her ability to pedal a sewing machine to Frances Haddock. 32. Joyce Williams wills her seat in the telephine booth to Sue Davis and Felicia Carter. It sure is getting hard. 1 know. .Willie Willets wills her love for beach parties to Mary Lou Ayscue and .lane Royal. Shirley Wynne wils her ability to get along with everyone to Ina Ruth Cox. 25. 26. 31 32. ARTICLE 2. Section 1. To our beloved Hospital we will our undying devotion and life long obligation. Section 2. To the Trustees of Rex Hospital we wish to express our heartfelt gratitude, unlimited love, and sincere appreciation for the untiring efforts put forth to provide us with three years of well-rounded experience and training. With definite appreciation we thank you for your thoughtfulness and consideration shown us these past three years. Section 3. To our parents and friends we wish to express our thanks for the untiring efforts they have put forth to help us reach our present status. Section 4. To the Doctors we wish to express our gratitude. devotion, admiration, and respect for the interest they have shown us in the Hospital and in outside activities. and for the knowl- edge they have so willingly shared with us in the classroom. Section 5. To the F3C'llliy we bequest our deepest gratitude for tolerating us in the classroom and in various school activities in which we have participated these ,three years. Any success we may obtain in the future will be partly to your credit. ARTICLE 3. Section 1. To ivlrs. Campbell and Mrs. Young. we bequest our deepest thanks for being second mothers to us. and guiding us along the straight and narrow path for three years. Section 2. To Mrs. Edgerton and Miss .lones we leave our gratitude for being so very gracious and friendly to our friends who have visited the nurses home and for helping us with our social activities. MARY A. FOWLER CByrdl Testator 65444 za Well Bobbie, sit down and let me tell you all about my big plans. Vacation time will soon be here, and I'll have a whole month of leisure time. I decided this would be a wonderful chance to visit all the girls I graduated with from Rex. It's been a long time hasn't it, Bobbie? Yes, they were the good old days. Seems like only yesterday when we walked down the isle with a bouquet of red roses, and oh how proud we were. Enough of dreaming. I'll have to get out their addresses and start making my list, so I can make my reservations. You can help me on this, Bobby, for I have lost track with one or two of the gang and you may know where they are. Let's see now-I'll start with Beverly Jordan, my roommate for the three years of our training. I wonder if she has changed much. Can you picture Beb's milking the cows on the farm? Where is that little place they live? Oh, yes, Siler City, N. C. I told Bebs she would never work in a hospital after she got married. Says she is too busy raising chick- ens now. Oh, I'll get to see Frances and Charley McGinnis while I'm at Beb's. Frances wrote me they are going there on their vacation. I never would have thought that Frances would join the Army, but they say Charley got to traveling so fast when he was promoted to Sgt. that Frances couldn't keep up with himg so she joined the service to keep Charley in line. Isn't this some address: Sgt. and Captain McGinnis. Poor Charley! Where is that letter Joyce Bunn wrote me? She and Duck Stacy are going to Nevada sometime this summer, but I might get to see them for a day or two. There's no man shortage there. Stacy has finally decided nine years as a caudal nurse is enough. She was with Dr. Ruark you know. Joyce is still looking for that tall, dark, rich man. She's had three jobs since graduation, Infirmary Nurse at State College, Carolina, and Wake Forest. So she's leaving old N. C. Don't blame her. Millie and J. L. Allen are still in Raleigh. J. L.'s Chief of the Fire Department now, I'm dying to see their kids. Gosh I guess little Jordan Jr. is eight by now, Millie Ann is six, Lizzie four, and there will be another by the time I get there. Grace Jones is office nurse for a doctor in Apex. 4'Sweet Williamw is still giving Square Dance classes in Cary. Virginia Osteen is still Supervisor on Maternity Hall in Alexandria Hospital, Virginia. Lawson's stationed there. The Army wouldn't move him for anything. 'cause Virginia told them not too. I won't get to see Willie Willetts I guess. She's in Reno getting her fourth divorce. Willie always did say ua good man is hard to find. Irma Ruth Jones ain't got that preacher yet, but she writes she is still trying. Irma Ruth is working in Bifrlington Mills doing Industrial Nursing. Mel and Edwin Stewart are still in Chapel Hill. Edwin is Head Coach at Carolina. Mel is still one of the Supervisors in the hospital there. -C Jessie Childress is too busy these days to see anyone, so I'll mark her off the list too. After years and years of hard work and school. she finally finished studying Anesthesia. Her problem now isg which would sound better. Childress and Ogle or Ogle and Childress. Peggy Cannady and UVic Goodwin are doing Private Duty. Peggy wrote in her last letter that Cecil snores so loudly that she prefers ll-7 duty. I believe Vic still prefers 7-3. She helps Philip at the Dairy Queen in the evenings. Which reminds me, Jean Tyndall said the last time I saw her that Peggy, UVic , and she were planning to go to New York to visit Mert and Irving Page. Irving's Manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Mert is recuperating from taking State Board in N. Y. She writes, one more State Board, and I'll open my own School of Nursingf' I know ,lean will enjoy herself after working for five years to get a hospital built in Kenansville and five more to get a trolly to get to the hospital. She surely must be tired. Grace Newton is quite the stuff. Kathryn Bonner said in her last letter. She owns a Sew- ing Machine factory now. Her slogan is 6'Sew with a Gracie and keep your HIM straight. Kathryn is Director of Nurses in one of the Florida Hospitals. I wonit recognize her with a tan. I know. Two Director of Nurses in one graduating class! Well. l always did say we had the smartest class. Annie Adams is Director of Nurses at State Hospital in Raleigh, and she is crazy about her work so she wrote. I sure want to see Mary Byrd and talk to her. They say she argued so much that Duke Hospital took up too much of Durham that the trustees gave in and sold two wings. She's Head Nurse in O. R. there. Pat you know is Chief of the Child Guidance Clinic there. lt must be a little embarrassing to them for their six kids, all boys and all redheads, to be brought to the Clinic every week. I still wonder why Moxie Bernhardt is doing night duty. Can you imagine Don awaking at 2 A.M. to feed Jr. Don't get excited. Bobbie, they finally put him on the bottle. 'LBubba Baughn of all people finally got to be Medical Supervisor at Rex. She worked hard for this job and writes she loves her work. She said she made the Supervisor on Griffin Hall come back on duty three times in one day to clean a unit and draw a straight red line through the cardix. and put a pencil back where it belonged. I may get to see Velma Heath. She is on leave now for a few weeks. She wrote in her last letter that she liked the Navy fine, but would like to pick her own stations. At present she is Lt. Commander of the Navy Nurse Corps in the Virgin Islands. I'll have plenty of time to see Betty Lee, because she finally got those Business Office Hoursf' She works 9-5, ofcourse. and still at Rex in the Clinic. Old Ruth Mewborn writes she likes Texas fine. She moved there after marrying a bareback rider in a rodeo. She says he's teaching her the ropes, twirling the lariat that is. fContinued on Page 521 gundam Q 7 ,I I Q 1 ! N fx, X X A A 5 6 11 ll ga n ! 'P PQOQN W W rv' 1 i 9 X B , 5 X f 66444 d t ,..,...... Annle Ruth B rb ar'orie ar Pdz ....,,...... MJ H EX m Dorothy K t l V ....,.. Ann H ll'b t O Lee Baity Anna Ruth Barbour Anne Blake Jo Ann Blake Betty Cleaver Ina Ruth Cox Sue Davis Jean Fuller Frances Haddock Marjorie Harris Elizabeth Hill Evelyn Hoffman Dorothy Ketner Marie lVlarcom Doris Meeks Ruby Pennington Edna Rogers Jane Royal lf, 5 1 1 Q xi' 2 , 3 e X , . . wg r iN -vn la l Ruth Smith Jennie Tyson Catherine Wallace Helen Wethington il Mary Lou Ayscue Bessie Bizzell Felicia Carter Marion Farrell Q ,wa , ff Hazel Finch 4?fg1 15 1 I5 .,' 3 A Ann Halliburton ff CDW, I 2 'V ,lean Lee -f lg Jo Ann Rollins Dorothy Saintsing Claudel Weddle xxx I ix 'mx' fm w i Hx 7'ze45mea xx fi -x X fl XX f 104 44 , r'! X V I . h 1 1 - S f - 2 S3 Q 5 is Z Q 3 Q, R '33 Q i V. 4 A 1 , I if if K , '- 1 i t , 'iv r '. A ,Qi X gf 43 if V V, 1 eemafm 'Ld President .............. ...... W innie Lou Bradley Vice President ........ ......... P eggy Boyette Secretary ........... ...., C leo Balger Treasurer ...... ...... B etty Ritter O03 , n 'i I . - 1 1 . ui lv, ,. n 2, 'I' N 1 'til Q li First row: Cleo Baker, Peggy Boyette, Winnie Lou Bradley, Joy Bristow, Jane Castel- loe, Barbara Cheek. Second row: Mary Ann Conner, Barbara Garrett, Martha Rose Greene, Elaine Hardy, Connie Hill, Alice Hinnant. Third row: Annabel lhme, Peggy Kenan, Elsie Malcom, Jeanette Norman, Jennie Lynn Paschal, Nona Patrick. Fourth row: Ruth Pierce, Virginia Pleasants, Jeanette Reddick, Betty Ritter, Connie Rollins, Doris Smith. Fifth row: Mae Sneed, Nellie Spruill, Louise Stancil, Thelma Talton, Daryl Tart, Letha Wells. Sixth row: Helen Williams, Addie Williamsons, Ruth Worrell. Not shown: Dorothy Blackman. W dew Mrs. Agnes Campbell Mrs. Gussie Young 5' J' 3 x., ... Mrs. Mary Edgerton Miss Florence Jones ?wf,,m ,L X X xv X. Q 5 x iff xr-1 f'-x fl-Q fax H- Spawww WZ44 Qecamme HMMQ Ez. gjazfffzikan WM jeu, H5126 Qsigognif gfanofmty Qgconzfoi 77Zmmz'4 .jgovge Z4 MMM Z7 5069? ZQW 446W2 'E Supmkztwea Eeige Zee Wav? QZQKMCZEZM 5562262 Wbfeea W f 524252 an zkmz V? Zzkmfikaf gfwfdfza, fgafuaklx Wfiaf 4 zu. ,, . , 5, N g ,gf R Ss ...f 5,2 3, gmgai 331.3 24 ze f a, 51,5 '-4122 ,Q ?Z5si 1. 5, ,ff ' , XWW , --:-1. L., mfzzm guna Waaffgfeg, 72 Jaffe! MA be Wmffa z?n mf? Qgzhfff :mice Semin gaageez' 77f4't4Ad!4 Betty Cleaver arie arcom R h Smith Frances Haddock ,ffwczfwla RAND SISTERS, AWARD ANN STONE The Rand Sisters' Award, presented by Mr. Parker Rand, in memory of his two sisters, who were Rex Hospital Graduates, and given to the Senior who is voted by her class as the Ideal Nurse. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD GRACE WEATHINGTON The Scholarship Award is presented to the Senior, who during her three years' training, makes the highest scho- lastic average. This award was pre- sented by Mr. John C. Blanton. ROYSTER MEDAL FRANCES SMITH The Royster Medal. is awarded an- nually by Dr. C. L. Royster to the member of the Senior Class who makes the highest combined grade in scholar- ship and deportment. Qfzcwlaaftiay 6 CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLQRS Red Rose Black and White CLASS M OTTO Wfhe past forever gone, The future still our own. fContinued from Page 34D How Alice Mustain could change her profession and yet stay so near is beyond me. She has a starring role as Chief Hog Caller for King Nausea in the Opera Emesisf' which is playing at Carnegie Hall for three months. On clear nights you can hear her all the way down the Hudson. And speaking of Hudson. that reminds me that Hudson and Joyce Emerson are expecting for the sixth time. Hudson says if it's not a boy this time that he's joining the Foreign Legion. Shirley Jordan is busy doing Private Duty with Charles. Somebody rocked his dream boat too hardg he fell off the bow and Shirley got a job. Since Ed decided to make the Army his career, Iris is tagging along from camp to camp with Ed Jr. Iris says this is a cheap way to see the world. Madge and Ralph have opened a concession stand at the beach. Madge is Chief Nurse at the First Aid Station there. Christine Smith told me she would be home all summer so I'll get to see her. What a kick I got out of her last letter. She wrote. I was Captain of my fate. I married. now I'm just a mate. Shirley Short is so busy raising her kids, John and Marsha, that she can't work outside the home. Now I'll get to see her. She's always home. I I see Ann Stone all the time. She and Dickie are living here in Washington now. Ann had to give up nursing to concentrate on how to keep Dickie out of the Army. You can bet your life she found an answer quick. Bobbie. I'm so glad you came up. Imagine me knowing a movie star. So you're co- starring with Bugs Bunny in your next film titled, Which Twin Is The Phoneyf' I saw your picture in a movie magazine last week. You and Aly Kahn are plenty good looking together. Well I guess I've got everything lined up now. It is so nice to have such a long vacation. Who would ever think I would have ended up as Private Nurse to the President of the United States. Oh well, I always did say a woman could be swept off her feet if she'll only practice a little. Harriet Harvey Prophetess ab Qxlvllh I .. I ' A, 1, 5 if f I , this l' fl ii ' ff ? . -'Q -4 l Ig.. r' - : i i s L Denman SOQ- ---QQ ,I . M X v M. ii ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE fi PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT EDUCATIONAL OFFICE LABORATORY NURSING OFFICE X-RAY DEPARTMENT OPERATING ROOM - M PEDIATRICS -' '-Ihlun. DELIVERY ROOM .4 A ' Le: X. , ,,,,. . , EMERGENCY ENTRANCE M. 'y WWW ..,, Q 4-'- ,,,., mwjgg4M, my . s.,,..v-H--+'- ' jl ', 'ML .In' il Il 2 E Eiga-N..A! .n PREMATURE NURSERY -'1:3'J SPECIAL DIET KYTCHEN ..,,. ' W-uf 2 'Wa M 5.,.w.,,f 'K wi T5 ? 0.13. NURSERY Wk - F V ,Hgh , I -Lf ,..l PHYSKNTHERAPY BLOOD BANK L. Qu 'W-... CLINIC ,yt SUPPLY ROOM PHARMACY DANIELS HOUSE Y .. - lc .1 BUSINESS OFFICE NURSING ARTS LABORATORY 1 DINING ROOM fl LIBRARY ANESTHESIA DEPARTMENT COFFEE SHOP E. C. G. 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Stone in uniform fone sleeve up and one downl with a rubber band on her hair. Stacy's ability to start glucose without supervision. How good Bubba was at making out her own hours. Be sure to clean all equipment before sending it to the Supply Room if Myrt Rag is working there. Lee's advice on how to talk to telephone operators. Pendergraphis ability to give patients a shower in bed. Fowler running visitors out of the Delivery Room including Dr. Braudwell. Peggy's sign language to Dr. ,lim Oliver in the Operating Room. Vic letting three month old children jump out of her arms. Jessie's late hours. Mel sleeping in the bathtub on Pediatrics. Tyndall's ability to let patients fall out of bed. Frances Smith's ability to shoot Cardiacs out of bed with the new type 6'Rocket Bed on Griffin Hall. Moxie says she and Dr. Hamilton are close as peas in a podf, Beverly likes to choose the mothers for the babies. Madge taking a chart away from Dr. Annie Louise Wilkerson. Draper giving red ink I.M. for pain. Mustian's episode of hysteria on First West night duty. Bunn's modesty when receiving her first practice bath in Nursing Arts. Heath's superior nursing abilities. Willie teaching the Newborn how to hold their own thermometers. Bonner scrubbing in the Operating Room for Dr. Neal with a finger cot on a bandaged finger. Annie Adams finding out from Dr. Herring that the Operating Room isn't a place to snicker. Grace Hussey drawing blood for Dr. Umphlet in the Clinic. Irma Ruth refusing to take orders from Dr. Lawrence. Ruth Mewborn always gives large doses of vitamins. Christine Smithis secret marriage. Grace Weathington never gets Dr. Ruark's sutures the right length. Millie Claybrook measuring Dr. Webb's sutures with a ruler in the Operatihg Room. 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