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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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A Q U . lj 4 4. . ..::?,- . L. ., ii wq.-g .:25 . j7,R:....9 :sth ?J.:3.,,1,fi23'32 LET ,fu 4. .:.H?f,:z1,5s1'9!.2' - ,... '-- .'..'.s' - fu ve' A ' iR g5sTf? ' sf ' AT, .fu PRESENTED BY CLASS OF I957 REX HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA W fs 9 Hd 51 I , ,..,, , v 0 MlsSFLoRENcE JoNES MRs.AGNEs cAMPBEL L MR. JOSEPH BARNES Director of Hospital in MISS MARGARET CHEEK Director of Nurses E83 QS? M ,MRM - . .qwlhlf MRS, SARAH HITCHCOCK Assistant Director of Nurses .-ff' wmv MR, ROBERT MARTIN Assistant Administrator MR. JOHN NORWOOD Administrative Intern MR, I-LENRY WALL Administrative Assistant-Credit MR. CHARLES GILLIAM Assistant Director--Finance MR, ROY CREECH Administrative Intem 5 157 l Y X MRS. M. EMORY Surgical UPERVISORS X cis- I MRS, A, ORR Nurses' Aides Y S I MRS, M. STYRES Evening MRS, W, MATHESON Pediatrics MISS I. BRANCH Clinical Instructor MRS. J. HINTON Operating Room 6 MRS, S, SWETT Evening 1 4-- L-'M' I MRS, P, LOCKROW Clinical Instructor MISS E. THOMPSON Obstetrics MISS A. STRICKLAND Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. F. RINER Nursing Arts Instructor MISS IDA COLLIE. .... Director of Education MRS, C, STEPHENSON L Science Instructor r I MRS. B. BRIDGER Science Instructor MRS, A. EARLY Nutrition Instructor FACULTY 7 , MRS. L. DANIELS MISS A, BARBOUR MRS. D. CRAWFORD Mxss H. KEEL MRS' A' KELLY MISS E. REA HEAD NURSES 1 U. in , if S-. X 5 6 X 2 Q' A-...... E Num- A 'H 1 L , 1 . . I I he AX Qu...--4 S.. fb K, Q -51 if I 3 A il 15, x 'Rm Mis Doctors Dr. W. Hunt Dr. Jackson Dr. L. Kermon Dr. D. Kleiman Dr. C. Liles Dr. L. Long Dr. I. Manly Dr. J. Manly Dr. S. Marnin Dr. A. Mclnnis Dr. H. McManus Dr. I. Meritt Dr. J. Moore Dr. W. Neal Dr. J. Oliver Dr. E. Page Dr. M. Pizer Dr, G, Plonk, Dr. F. Poole Dr. N. Pritchett Dr. W. Pugh Dr. I. Rhodes Dr. J. Rhodes Dr. H. Rose Doctors C. Royster R. Ruark R, Saleeby L, Sanders W. Senter G. Sinclair S. Smith C. Styron A. Summerlin H, 'Thompson G. Thornhill H. Thornhill T. Umphlet R. Wall C, Ward W. Ward A. Webb D. Whitaker A. Wilkerson C . Wilkerson L. Wilkerson R. willerr H. Wilson T. Wilson WQWQQ 2 'ff Qf f' .f is ,L 2 f . 0 f Q -1. ..... ' g c ' p'i'. , .4 .., x 52 Zhi, Esak sif .M s ' Q KX ,. ,. ff-is M., 41, We QMS Al ,ii 3 . f.. w X ' , X is , Q sgsfx 1 WN' xf 'Z Q xX f I Sm ks? 5 , A s N- Zgi f 51 X 1 is Mi s Af sfQfY QRQ . Q Z - A if .-as 'if , Q X ,sf f Q x , balmy F ff RESIDENTS AND INTERN Doctors Dr. W. Withers Dr. T. Worth Dr, 1. wright Dr. J. Wright Dr. J. Wooten Dr Yarborough Dr. P. Fox Dr. D. Shearin Dr, P. Vlaanderin Dr. B. Rusche Pediatric Resident Obstetric Resident Intem 12 HOSPIT L Mr. P. Peterson Physical Therapy Mr. C. Todd Laundry , - ' XSV si 17? . f W 3 fs Q, , Mr. P. Bali Housekeeping is Q' T P T . T :sri T r xx X X yaqh. Z I D P , an -:Q-: -rf.. - ' ' AK ' M 7 f ff 1 4 'aw Q if f Y f as, a , J 1 f Wi, ,K ,. V. 5 'A P is XZ! .. - s ' fyf V ' ' DS, f if X f 4 I 1 4 Z, .f ff Mr. E. Baker Mrs. H. Bailey p Maintenance Housekeeping Mr. W. Baker Housekeeping Mr. H- price Mr. C. Satterwhite phaxmacy Head Technician X-Ray 3 ,Y Miss E. Goodman Anesthesia Miss D. McGhee Head Technician Laboratory 13 DEP RTMENTS MRS. MARY EGERTON MRS. CLOTILDE CROW DAY HOSTESS EVENING HOSTESS She greets our guests Is she expecting you? and plans our parties. MRS, HATTIE STALLINGS MRS, GUSSIE YOUNG HOUSE MOTHER-OLD WING HOUSE MOTHER-NEW WING You should see those rooms! Have you changed your linen? 14 f ,XY , ,Ls , ' -QD' 1 Q W X w xg X Zafv V SENICJR GFFICER JOYCE KEEL .................... President PATSY SHOLAR ........ . . . . . . . ..... Secretary SUSAN TAYLOR .... . . . Treasurer EMILY FRANCIS. . . . . . . Parliamentarian NETTIE RUTH MOORE ..... Vice President Dr, A, Hamilton Miss M. Harrison DI- A- Webb SENIORS RACHEL JEANETTE ABBOTT White Monkey Warrenton, N. C. I'11 grow up--someday ! SARAH ELDRIDGE ADAMS Benson, N. C. I breathed a song into the air. X JOYCE ANN ANDERSON Andy Moxmt Olive, N. C. The good things of life are noi to be had singly. They come to us in a mixture. 17 Liz Wallace, N. C. SENICDRS JEAN BRADSHAW BAKER To make the best better. JOAN FRANCES BARNETT Yank Raleigh, N. C. God set upon my lips a song and in my hand a lamp. Sl as ,ssss asm BETTY JEAN BASKETT Baskett Henderson, N, C. She is made to be the admiration of everyone and the happiness of one. 18 SENIORS ESTHER YVONNE BRADBERRY Ester Berry Selma, N. C. She knows how to do things and does them. X PEGGY MISSKELLEY BRITT Peg Raleigh, N. C. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low--an excellent thing in women. 9. , Ay 4 W: fy, W Q75 -nn-11, A-1-nv- ',,f xx E t 3 ANNE CAROL BROADHURST Broadslab Mount Olive, N. C. Her manners gentle, her affections mild. A . ff VIVIAN BROOKS Brooks Pembroke , N , C. SENIORS Take life too seriously and what is it worth? WX RACHEL THOMAS DESERN Rach Kannapolis, N. C. The softness of a kitten. 20 BETTY JANE CAPPS Capps Goldsboro, N. C. A What's the use of living if you can't enjoy yourself. We A M SENIORS NANNIE MAE DICKENS Burlington, N. C. By the work, one knows the worker. MIRIAM HICKMAN FARMER Hickie Wilmington, N. C. Grace was in all her steps-- heaven in her eyes--in every gesture dignity and love. Nan VIRGINIA EVELYN FLOYD Ginnie Ralergh N C She is in herself the collecuon of all good rhmgs EMILY EASTWOOD FRANCIS Em Washington, N. C. ELEANOR ROSE HA WKS Rosie Warrenton, N. C. She '11 prove useful in a pinch--if she 's pinched hard enough. 22 SENIORS To thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst then be false to no man. NANCY JOYCE FUTCH Fanny Wilmington, N. C. A woman's heart is like the moon, always changing: but there's always a man in it. M SENICRS BARBARA GODWIN HILL Hillbilly Goldsboro, N. C . None name her but to praise her. WILLIE JEAN HONEYCUTT Jean Willow Springs, N. C. Whatever you undertake, strive to do the best. JEANETTE BANKS HUDSON Net Grantsboro, N. C. But love has never known a law beyond its own sweet will. 23 JOYCE KEEL Robersonville, N. C. where she is going. SENIORS The world turns aside for one to pass who knows 'fi mm NETTIE RUTH MOORE Nettie Ruth Selma, N. C. Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. ,SEPT d H 24 ELLEN ROSE McLAWHON Mac Goldsboro, N. C. I wou1dn't run around the corner to see the world blow up. ms ANN PHILLIPS Iris Mae Selma, N. C, Life without mischief is not life at all. SENICRS BARBARA ANN PEARCE Pearce Raleigh, N. C. Thou art a woman, every inch of thee. DOLORES ELAINE PHLEGAR Laine Raleigh, N. C. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. 25 wee JOYCE EVELYN PRIEST Joycie Elizabethtown, N. C, Self confidence is the first requisite to a great undertaking. --.m,,, Xx-- NY, -5 SENIORS INA ELIZABETH SCULL Lib Raeford, N. C. If I could only do the things I think of . sw YZQI 4? PATRICIA WHALEY SHOLAR Pat Wallace, N. C. She moves a goddess, and looks a queen. 26 SENIORS VIOLET NELL SOWERS Nellie Fayetteville, N. C. With virtue and quietness one can conquer the world. ALICE DICKENS SMITH Ah Smithfield, N. C. If it's fun, let's do it. 71 NELLIE MARIE SPENCE Ree Keysville, Va. Patience is a remedy for all our troubles. 27 aah. 1 195 4 :Yugi Wg, 4 5 Be silent and safe, for silence never betrays you. SENICRS INA PAITE TART Newton Grove, N. C, M '-uw, RUTH HILBURN VEIT Vet Durham, N. C. It's love, it's love, that makes the world go'round. 28 SUSAN CHRISTINE TAYLOR Susie Fayetteville, N. C. Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to. SENIORS IEAN CAROL WHITE Putty Cat Tarboro, N. C. Doing good is the only certain happy action of a woman's life. NANCY LOU WATSON Lulu Washington, N. C. Love lighted her up like a pin ball machine. WALKING WITH GOD To be a nurse is to walk with God Along the path that our Master trod To soothe the aching of human pain, To faithfully serve for little gain, To lovingly do the kindly deed-- A cup of water to one in need, A tender hand on the fevered brow, A word of cheer in the living now. To reach the soul through the body's woe-- As, this is the way that Jesus would go. O white--capped girls, with hearts so true, The Great Physician is working through you --Author Unknown 2 Q W 1 , '41 54, WL Qs , I 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the seniors of Rex Hospital, being of sound heart, weak brain, and lame feet, do hereby bequeath, bestow, or just plain give away our most priceless possessions. ARTICLE I To our dear Alma Mater we hereby leave a will for Sl, 000,000,000 in hopes that in the future they will be able to overcome all their financial difficulties. ARTICLE II To our parents we leave all our undying devotion for the untiring inspiration and confidence shown us during the past three years. ARTICEL III To our doctors we leave our permission to carry iron Mallets for the dumb, more troublesome students. ARTICLE IV To our housemothers we leave automatic weight-lifts which will enable them to get the linen from the girls who work shift on Friday. ARTICLE V To the rising seniors we leave all our senior privileges and honors! fAlso a magnifying glass to find themj ARTICLE VI To the rising juniors we leave our dignity and mischievous waysg just don't get caught. ARTICEL VII To the incoming freshmen we leave stiff necks--you'll get them anyway from looking up to the seniors. The following people leave their most valuable traits to the school and underclassmen: Ruth Veit leaves her mile-long words to anyone who has a couple of unabridged dictionaries. Nan Dickens leaves her loud mouth and jokes to Mae Holder. Rose Hawks leaves her let's go someplace to Linda Lee. Jean Honeycutt leaves her dancing ability to Jessie Williams, Jean White leaves her scrapbook for anyone lucky enough to catch a design student. Emily Francis is just happy to leave for New Jersey. Miriam Farmer leaves her last minute scurrying to Mary Farrior. Sarah Adams leaves one of her picture hats to Miss Collie. Anne Broadhurst leaves her hospital bedg but oh, so reluctantly. Rachel Desern leaves Rex happily to make abetter home for Tookie . Joan Barnett leaves her soprano voice as a treasure to Rex. Vivian Brooks leaves a second thought and a brain wave to anyone who thinks nursing is a crip course for undecided girls Joyce Anderson leaves pharmacology ----- thank goodness! Jean Baker leaves her smile and personality to Barbara Bennett. Patsy Sholar leaves her prettiness to Pat---thank you! Elaine Phlegar leaves the phone booth to get a private one of her own. 30 Barbara Pearce leaves her ability to be faithful to one man to Pat Pridgen. Alice Smith leaves her Unexpected remarks , -X! Bobby won't let her take them with her, Esther Bradberry leaves her love for rock and roll music to Martha Griffin. Susan Taylor leaves her aquarium and a bag of Vigoro to Judy Rea, Iris Phillips leaves her vim-vam-vigor to the junior class. Marie Spence leaves her cross-word puzzles to Jo Ann Mitchell. Barbara Hill leaves her diet charts to any person overweight. Rachel Abbott leaves her love entanglements at State Hospital to no one but herself. Violet Sowers leaves her love for ambulance drivers to become an embalmer. Virginia Floyd leaves her ability to get along with the big wheels to Estelle Kleinert. Ina Tart leaves Rex---to go wild! Ellen McLawhon leaves her Oriental eyes and nickname Smoochy to Dr, Allen. Elizabeth Scull leaves her prompt report to work each day to Judy Buck. Joyce Keel leaves her sexy ways to Roseanne Arena. Nancy Futch leaves N.C. State's basketball team to join the bench with the goodlooking football players. Nancy Watson leaves her slow Southern drawl OJ to Cleone Ellis. Joyce Priest leaves all the left-over carbons for next year's annual staff. Nettie Moore leaves her job as bucketholder for Dr. Plonk to some poor junior. Peggy Britt leaves her athlete's foot to whoever wears a number ll. Betty Baskett leaves her place on the roof for the birds??????? Betty Capps leaves those midnight, let's bop parties , to any member of the Nocturnal Birds who doesn't need the beauty sleep. We, the Senior Class of 1957, in witness hereof, declare this to be our last Will and Testament. . . Testator, Betty Jane Capps 31 THE CLASS PROPHECY After ten years, lhave finally found my magic stethoscope and OH! What Iheard! The lives of thirty seven old classmates boomed forth in unmistakable tones. Emily Francis forsook THE profession to become one of the better-known women lawyers. Ihear she stands a good chance of winning the one million dollar alimony Nancy Futch is demanding in her latest divorce proceedings. lust between us, I think she 'll drop the whole thing as soon as Whitey breaks down and buys that mink coat she's had her eye on. From the sounds of things, Peggy Britt is going places fast with her new television program, PEGGY'S POT , on which she teaches young house wives to cook. She and John have just returned from a tour of Canada. Don't think all the crew gave up nursing, Iris Phillips and Betty Capps are tied for supervisory positions in Chapel Hill, the opening being made by Alice Smith, who finally got Bobby through school with a degree, PhD, , that is, Barbara and Herbert are enrolling Number 4 in the first grade this year. Barbara is doing private duty in Goldsboro so she can work the hours she chooses, -ten to three, with an hour off for lunch. Lib Scull went by Iowa to pick up Jim on her way to Alaska, where they're planning to open a first aid station known as THE LAST OUTPOST , The last I heard of Joyce Priest was when she was in Chicago. Now, l don't know whether it was with Joe who could possibly have been enroute between stations, or John, who should be in school there about this time. Rachel Abbott Altman and husband Billy have really set Dix Hill straight--she being Director of Nurses and he, President of the newly formed society D.C. O. 'S . It's coming in slowly but I believe that Ed and Betty Hicks are the proud parents ofa bouncing baby boy. This is their first and they had the hardest time finding a good nurse for Little Ed, however Marie Spence flew in from the middle west where she has made quite a name for herself in the field of preemies . We all have dreams of traveling some day, but Virginia Floyd is riding on Cloud No. 7 , a car especially designed for her by hubby Richard, wealthy railroad executive. It didn't look like county come to town when Elaine Williams flew into New York with a signed check from Gene to pick up her summer wardrobe. And where else would she make such a fabulous purchase but BAB'S , an elite dress shop owned and operated by Barbara Pearce. Violet Sowers' success story stems from a portrait Bob entered at a photographer's convention in Chicago in 1960. Since that time she has been seen on such famous covers as Nursing Today , and The Spirits of Nursing . Jean and Austin Baker are very well off from what Ihear. Aside from the fact that he has made plenty as an Army officer, Jean has mopped up during their travels by lecturing under the title of National Director for Student Nurse Recruiting. We knew her interest in this field would carry her far. Disappointed in love, Ellen McLawhon packed her knap-sack and moved to darkest Egyptand wrote one of the greatest novels of all times, MEN . The only objects responsible for her returning to civilization was her Florence Nightingale lamp, a package of Winston's, and the hope that someday, another Perky would come along. One of Altanta's most entertaining socialites, Nancy Lou Fox, had President and Mrs. Graham Farmer as house guests last week. Miriam and Nancy had a grand time discussing the good old days . 32 Most Likely to Succeed Joyce Keel lived up to her title when she was recently named Director of Nurses at dear old Rex, She was unanimously elected when she announced that her platform would be every other weekend off for the students. Nannie Dickens has been in Burlington ever since graduation making the perfect wife for Don. She is working on Pediatrics in the local hospital. Vivian Brooks is working at a plush sanatorium in Florida where she is compiling material for her latest book, T. B. OR NOT T. B..THAT IS CONSUMPTION. Patsy Sholar doesn't stay in one town long enough to get a position in a hospital. Pat became auditor for some Eastern trucking firm. She is doing rather well as Fuller Brush Girl, though. Troy could never have made a go of his funeral home if Rose Hawks hadn't married him and started driving an ambulance for him, which just goes to show that a good nurse can adjust herself to any situation, even to the extent of talking the Raleigh patrolmen out of speeding tickets. One would think after ten years of morning coffee and afternoon bridge Esther Bradberry and Susan Taylor would tire of such a life of ease, but keeping house in their spare time breaks the monotony. Tommy and Eddie are co-owners of the big red and white filling station on Hillsboro Street. Nettie Ruth Hagwood drops in on them occasionally to pass on some trash she picked up over at Rex where she 's doing a fine job of holding down the emergency room. Any sunny day usually finds Harold playing golf out at R. G. A., but with his favorite caddy, the former Ioan Barnett, on O. B., he's pacing the floor up there. Ina Tart can thank Joan for introducing her to a wealthy Elonite who has made her slightest wish his command. Rachel and Tookie Desern packed the kids in the car and took off for a weekend to visit Jean Carol and Dave Hall. Determined to teach her children the value of a dollar, Jean Carol is helping them with a hot dog stand at Coney Island. Sarah Russell postponed remodeling their home in Tennessee long enough to follow Kent to Italy. She never dreamed the ritzy hotel she stayed in was one of a chain belonging to Anne Carol and Vince Vital. The cunning of a fox is not surpassed by Jean Honeycutt who has a certain State College student thinking she was positively not interested in matrimony till he popped the question. Just for kicks, think l'll misplace this stethoscope for another ten years and see what has taken place. Then l'll see if Joyce Anderson is still the luckiest of all, for you see l am an American in Africa with the Preacher' of course . CLASS HISTORY Remember how we have looked forward to the time when we could fill out our MONTHLY RECORDS-- Class of '57, 1957. No longer do we look forward to this but now we are planning for our future jobs as graduate and registered nurses. Our nurses' training at Rex is nearly over. Three years ago on September 1, 1954, sixty of us arrived at Rex Nurses' Home very much unaware of what the future held in store for us. This was indeed a new life. We were branded with the name Probies and truly we lived up to this name with our many innnocent yet dumb questions. The first nine months was made up almost entirely of classes. We had to learn different terminology, a language almost foreign to most of us, to be able to understand the lectures. Many nights the midnight oil was kept burning in preparation for classes on the following day. Then came the morning we donned our uniforms for the first time to go over to the hospital to give our first A. M. care. That was the beginning of our hospital duties and we will long remember the time we took giving our first bed bath. Probably the most exciting and one of the most impressive days of our life was May 27, 1955, the day we received our caps in White Memorial Church. This was a day long anticipated, and we wore our caps with pride. We were no longer Probies ! Our Junior year was the longest. We did not have capping to look forward to and graduation was just too far off. Our time was divided into going to class and work in the hospital. This was also the time some of us started our special duties. The operating room was one place we all had anticipated with wonder and awe. Now some of us were actually part of the operating team. It was different, exciting, and an interesting leaming experience. Others were in the recovery room, the dietary department, obstetrics, and still others were learning to do general duty in the hospital. On August 25, 1956, we received our black bands. At last, we were SENIORS! We were now at the top of the ladder, Our duties on pediatrics, the clinic, and the emergency room began, also our three months over at State Hospital of which we were all a little wary. Needless to say we have enjoyed it and feel we have gained much from the experience. There have been many events other than hospital duties to brighten the years. We have had dances in the nurses' home, and we have attended dances away from the nurses' home. Our Junior-Senior banquets, both our years as hostesses and as guests were important dates for us. The Platter Parties over at State were very much fun for those who attended. The Square Dancing classes every Thursday night proved a very good outlet for our repressed feelings. During the first year our Glee Club had many singing dates engagements in Raleigh and away from Raleigh. Even though some of us couldn't sing we enjoyed the trips. Those boxes of food arriving from home, all those parties we had in the middle of the night! We really crowded Pebble Beach when the summer sun started shining. Some of us even managed to get suntans too, along with the time we spent at the pool. Some know these tans proved extremely sore and painful too. Rememberl? As we all know these are only a few of the things we have enjoyed doing together, but we all have our own little memories. Now we are graduating! June 7, 1957, is an important date to us and one that we will never forget. There are thirty seven of us now. Some have gone to take on new responsibilities as wives and mothers, some just didn't like it here, and others could not quite make it. We wish you all were here now to share our achievement and satisfaction but we know you must be happy wherever you are. As we graduate and take our different paths, we will always remember the three years at Rex and the very close friends we have made. No matter where we may be, our Nursing Profession shall bind us as one and we will be inseparable in our thoughts and memories. Historian, Elizabeth Scull 1 UPERL TIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOYCE KEEL 'wf 4' X MOST PROFESSIONAL RACHEL ABBOTT UPERL TIVE MOST POPULAR NANCY FUTCH 94 'Qt WX QF wx' ff, Xrff llama -WY: K, 3 Q-ax' 1- X flip' BEST PERSONALITY JEAN BAKER .7 UPERL TIVES MOST ATTRACTIVE PATSY SHOLAR QZWM N Us I f 15755 xg V Q f 1- ? f 'Mn Q :NX wx N, X I, vX5 xv x ' N N W qs ,N lswm 'N' :MV - MSN! 0 5 'fxgfswx fm 0? N S' W Y W V33 - in N F f 559 1-I .... - ' fs' S Z f .X f fig! O 554 S mi 94? ,gf MOST TALENTED JOAN BARNETT UPERLATIVE MOST ORIGINAL EMILY FRANCIS 1 ' f yr V Y. .M- ' MOST INTELLECTUAL ESTHER BRADBERRY UPERL TIVE WITTIEST ALICE D, SMITH I r P' i f e z . 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X ,V w i XV 4. 1 M ff ,332 we S 1 I wk . f, 4 154 A Z f 17 X' 2 V- W 4 , 5 WST 'W x dx f . :J ' ff9x?Z'x3x ' -if Z 433 'Ruff Full rooms and aching arms. v 't Blood pressures every fifteen minutes! ! ! ! ??? W 0 ffm! o, I'm not doing anything tonight. 44 110' muff' 1' 4 f I '36 fmilijwfhzn., , . imma X N Caught again They said I'd better hurry with this one! But nurse it was that time an hour ago. M! THE END PRODUCT--a bouncing baby gms x: fs, , Vf ,X . f f my 42 as Ol n 1 Q Already late for work! ! 3 G 34, ,EVQ7 24315, Beginning of the end! ! They think I've gone to the pharmacy. ,r I Love those kids!! SLarved? But you were just fed three hours ago! Wish I'd give out of bottles 'W af W 'ii'-9 Marie 's guinea pigs I Remember the canasta parties and late hours at Dix Hill? E3 EMERGENCY?'???'?? 5 P'-If I What fun! - II. Sr. 1957 , N GRA DUATION BREAKFAST N ALAS! UATIO 3,I95 , ' V, U DR. HERRING SPEAKS 1 -'Vw fm. . P M.-w .V,.. - 1- , A W V rv 4 'Mun if M .Mn f --nm.mV4,suu,V,1m,'v4uwuq.mwvWw,u9.-annum-'1aur4nnwlVga4llf,.1q J E J 1 V. A ' A V V , . M y .I -. mr, -,...1jV,m,,:. 1131, , ig -V., -7.1 , , ,,-:VJ--V-w,,V,Q,,..... VY HV-. , ,.V..,., , ' 'A Af' . ' ..4fW-.,..fQIi.zV.-.-.V,..... . ...A wax,-Q 1 ,wv V ,,,g,4,V.,,.,M ,,,,, V- V f Q, - -ww 7- iff 5 4 -', '::'w:Vf?'?'..YfS 5:1-2' -sv? :Vf J, ' 'f j-,.pefN--, A' ' ' -i 24-S, wi V- .V , - V1 LV-my.-1:5f4:M'- .1, ff L1 4 V -' . V f 45514: o f Vf f , 4ff l ,mf iw. N V V .1 Y-? , 1v4 '?f eVif5fpzg,7VK4zqfVV-H? 31.15 Hg. ',, , f ,, .V V 1 , nw WWW '4 9-1 V - f X QM nf' Q ff- V -' f ff ff? A 2yiuiZ1:'.34bff wM'?f' ,afw 1 nf V -ff' ff' wg-,ffffw gf' 1 JV -.4,VQ:y?,f-QW-.f-'Vzffn' 9 ww-19-5,r ww ,M 51 4 V , V ,V . 1.1241 3'-.Vf1?N':1fe:'4 .':Zf9'.' V 'ull' fs'vfVV .f V. 42 2,2 1, fcxfz' f -ff , 4' TV f - 'V V4 ,,v ,va wffVffMM:m.,V,V4 AV.. mwfwy, , ,, V Z fVVV 3 ' A , V. Q f :Vi ,I-!fn,:, ff' ,, V 1 aff, IV , J - 5 ' 9 .W ,VV-V.. ff ' ,, Q If g VJ V , V ,V . . V ' , - ' Y I 'f if '- 'M Q ' if xr ' 543- 'ff-fi ' 'JVM ,. ' ' Z E ' ' '- V M ' E. ff ' V X 4' x .ffi l V- 4 V, , W, A I ,df AA ,A , ,C-w , X fan, fb' I ' ,, Vf N' ' -V 7 View. ' Z. Y V QM -5 'Q 2 5 igffwyc ,V Wxyg, A m ML sl-A V ,,..,..,X :.- t ld ,V V - Q V A -f ,J ' , 51, . A ' yy ' A X 5 V V I ' W I 1 f 9' ' f I f WW H , .VV': VV ,J ,f ,M A, . , ,,,,,1 A, . . W in . if .V VVVV - Hx R . 4 RECEPTION AFTER GRADUATION 51 - ' Adarshals I, REA M, FARRIOR M. HOLDER C, ELLIS AAascots ROGER SUMMERLIN III SUSAN WOOTEN STEPHEN SUMMERLIN Ei S6375 V 7 9 7 6 X 7 f R Cv 0 4 - RAND SISTERS' AWARD MARY I. DUGAN AWARD Betty Baskett Jean Baker SCHOLARSHIP AWARD ROYSTER AWARD Jean Honeycutt Rachel Abbott f X J DRE? ' f ' ff-ili x, f 4 ' 12- s Z Z hw! Q .if fr f A 5 , .K mv Sv -TY' V! SP xy MM, ,gig r ,- fy' -X www yM'.x, ww -a,,' -.txnsi-av, NA fun, , UM' -ffww-1WAw4,.zSS?4:.N,,.Q.S mm.. Mu.. mm-.X., H- - M- S A f ,, X v H vf , v 4 pn-2' G These pictures bring back memories of our hopes and despair, the laughter and tears, of our work and trials that go to temper and discipline us, so that our life may be a credit to our chosen profession. With these memories we give up our places to those who will follow us at Rex. 56 f x a w 4 i .. 7 1 i e w 1 i I I l .IU IOR CDFFI ER JANET TAYLOR . , . , , Treasurer ROSANNE ARENA , , . . . Vice President MARTHA LEE .... . . President PHYLLIS GAHAGAN . . . . . Secretary 58 o 'N E, ABERNATHY R. ARENA B, ATKINSON B. BENNETT A. BLACKLEY 7 J, BOBBITT J, BUCK P, BUTLER J, DEAN M, DUDLEY R. DUNNING J,.EASTEP G, EGGERT C, ELLIS M, FARRIOR , W Q, Q Wy. u C, FAUCETTE P, GAHAGAN B, GRAHAM G, GRAY M, GRIFFIN P, HALL JU IORS P, HENRY M, HOLDER M, HUGHES E, KLEINERT 1. JQYNER V, JONES L. LEE M. LEE E. MITCHELL J. MITCHELL C, NORRIS P, PRIDGEN J, REA B. SHEPARD F. PARRISH B, STOCKS A, STOKES G, SUNDERLAND J, TAYLOR R, TRENT JU IORS 1 , A ,fr 2 FRE HME GFFICER CATHY HOWARD. . . . . Parliamentarian HARRIETT BURNETT . . . .Treasurer RUTH BEASLEY . . . . Secretary IANICE ROBERTSON. . . . . Vice President WILLA CONANT. . . . President 62 , 1, 1 7 Diff B, Axelberg J, Baker R. Beasley A. Beck N. Boyette ,ff 0 -gif ., fw,z.g,,., ' t 1 K S. Boyd E. Brooks W. Conant J, Dail R.D'Ange1o 'Hi X X Q4 ,awp XX W.'.a.N XA X G. Edge J. Evans M. Faircloth A. Faison MF 'B Q' 3 V ., - Xi ,te !'2'u1!?VQxL7 ,V Mrs. B, Gooch fbi S, 'x I X , N. Holt C. Howard T. Kelly A, Lloyd M. Johnson N. Matthews FRESHME :fic ff!?ff7 K sk ' V' 1 J, Mills E. Morris H. Mullen M. Owen K. Pendergraph 1 f X X M 'm... ... ,f1!f:?fiQ?5?7QxQ. W . ' A, Pittman L, Rhyne J. Robertson 1. Smithwick C. Spivey M. Stroud B. Sugg H. Sutton V. Teague D. Thornton Mrs, E, Upchurch B. Usher G. Wagner M. Warrick A- Warson FRESHME 64 S, Williams C. Wood NW,.4.,.v . . ,,,-. ,M -XX Q , wwf I Af 4 '5 2,12 X ,Z Y X gn f mzvx 'X 'wvvwwssmvxf' ACTIVITIE -R.. y- ,N W wi. 3 Af' , XS f . ,fi T A ,B 3 gf Q X vw Q 4' RE ,, ,Q X 9' ,S Q 5 ' 'R 'Q uw 0: ff aging fx VB STUDEN T GOVERNMENT OFFICERS ESTHER BRADBERRY, SECRETARY MARY FARRIOR, TREASURER BARBARA HILL, PRESIDENT MAE HOLDER, VICE PRESIDENT TUDE TGOVER ME T COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES IUDY REA- ELIZABETH ABERNATHY IEAN CAROL WHITE BETTY Goocu BARBARA AXELBERG JOAN BARNETT if S Wm DR, FREDERICK S. SMITH MRS. BILLIE BRIDGER DIRECTOR ADVISOR CHCRAL CLUB wgwwwm Aw M. ,Nwf nwvQm-A1-imgAm 15 an-fW g JOYCE PRIEST CO-EDITOR IGHTINGALE JEAN BAKER BUSINESS MANAGER VIVIAN BROOKS-MIRIAM FARMER NETTIE RUTH MOORE SNAPSHOT EDITORS ALICE SMITH CIRCULATING MANAGERS PATSY SHOLAR-GAYNELLE GRAY-JEAN DAIL CLASS EDITORS ,fm :. N . STAFF h,.n-vf ' ESTHER BRA DBERRY CO-EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER EMH..Y FRANCIS ART EDITOR TYPISTS JOAN BARNETT JOYCE KEEL BETTY BASKETT RACHEL ABBOTT NANNIE DICKENS 1 5.1: NWN? gr ,,:::::...f5.gi s Z . 5 2 y 2 Barbara Hill, Elaine Phlegar, Rachel Abbott, Jean White, Betty Baskett Vuguua Floyd SAN A FILOMENA Student Christian Association Cfficers Vice President. . . Secretary ...... President .... Treasurer . . . . Melba Warrick . . . . Marilyn Stroud . . . . Ruth Beasley . . . . Arleen Lloyd 70 'L to Q Wm SOFTB LL ..-SN '17 X BASKETB LX., ff! x A 'lx-x. 'fn , ly 'x 'Wi-I ' 'W f .wfwwsx ,V MT. 5' f ... Q! , .. ,gn Q ,,,-'as AVLVW M ' M -,., ..,..W,,,gS,, V,-1,-,,,. .:Q'a 4 - W.. Q 'A M, WM V, ! M .r , VJQVWM ww, f Mg WQAMMJXMW I wrt ,, K ,. ,. Q 'Q ' fx-.Uwf ' .. f' ' T A ' ww- .1 Q: +1 Q ff N-A 4 - .0 iw' f . 4 ,f nw ., WJ f-Ay, ., , Q' r. tu 4,J,,,..,,w14,w2V J fy X, V A 0 -, L W,.wwL. Za L VM my xl: Q ,. I Y f 5- ' .WJ W, wx ,,, ,W ,V .I ,l , gnf- f-.. f ffxw x ff I Q , ' , ' f- A -'-f - X , . ., A 4, Z , JM 4 -Q gf-,, . 1. , f fl., Z, 1 4 N M. ax N i yw 'ff V Q ' ,,,, f . LL f, ' ' -9 V ,X , 7,4 -Q-.4,.w', ,f ., , , 4 , 3, S ., , NW WN , N fvs..,V , rl , f ff 1-. Q , im Z3 f.Q:Qg,gW 3 , ,RLWYQK 4 X ,A ww.. 0, W , W fwwwa W' gm, PI k . New Year's Dance Square Dancing Halloween DSHCC '- S113 Shots S :WL 635055 756 ,fr 2 W5 wi? 61 QZ6. f Q0 'o O ' - '. ' 'u ' 9 8 0 4 . 1: . Q of . Q , o , ' Pfimfff Q .f m ' ,sim 1 A. ,vvv 1: f f Wijfif! 1 f if A f Aili - 3 4' 72 Ji' uf 2 5 f 1 E I W X 4 - pw -5 ff ' W H 4 .' 5,4511 if X Q, f Mlgfiy' - , , ,,f,. H , , gf, , ku, . f 'O UZ, 44.13 : f-.7 9. , N' A gf XMAS fl W5 AT 0 Qgy E55 Q ,Agway Mfopfva QW f I ZIFFWMI 6216 e7we,4,e75 292' !-765-V7 fs mf AN! EY K! Q5 3 Y m , Q' 0 , W' 4 ,www FF DUTY mea , Il' 198 L A Z!'5L1,,4 ,KMA .X x :LW ww, v Q WH' X1 . wk QW, W W Rx c?f vf, ' S Q , X -A ,X ,, A' X fe wig ' w wfmqi REMEMBER WHE ? Mac got locked on the roof at 12 0'clock midnight while taking a break. Baker went bird watching on the roof. The walls shook from Pearce and Brooks taking exercises. Susan tried to be an operating room nurse for Dr. Hamilton. Alice broke her engagement. She dated so many boys--Qnot one J. Moore got the name of 'Bucket Holder. Lib blooped with the suppositories. Priest was so mixed up over two certain brunettes. Marie met the horse rider. Honeycutt fell in love. Hawks became dental assistant in the clinic. White and Rachel blind dated the upper crusts. Barnett finally got her diamond. And what a diamond! I Phlegar lost interest in the basketball team and started looking Southward-temporarily?? Bradberry fell out of her chair during class--bet she does. Peggy swung around O. B. corner with the diet cart-milk, bread, and juice everywhere. Abbott worked her first 3-11 on O. B. Percy was on a move, plus moving everybody else--eh Abbott??? Jean Baker and Vivian Brooks exchanged names. Mixed up affair. Pearce was going steady, We steered acertain girl up the steps after a ride with the Naughty Nine. We hid from Mother Campbell after one of our loud parties during closed study. Nancy Lou found fetal heart rates on O. B. patients--delivered and undelivered. Sarah was Dr. McElrath's number one enemy. fCouldn't be because she pinched him with towel clips in O. R.??? Floyd gave Pat Burgess three C. R. C. pills for nervousness. We fought the war between upper and lower end of Pre -Clinical hall. We were all stubborn and wouldn't go downstairs to get our black band. We had charcoal fried chicken at our 1956 Junior-Senior. Some of the girls set everybody's clock to alarm at 5 A. M. the morning before capping. The man with the flashlight visited us at 2 A,M. September 2, 1954, Patsy discharged a patient from the Hill, I bet Mrs. Coltrane does. Iris met Ray on Third Center and the love affairs that blossomed from the meeting. Anderson fell in love with the preacher. The night the orderly took a dead sutdent to the morgue from First West. Dr. Webb taught Miriam the ethics of standing up for the doctors. We all were at Dix Hill. Capps had to start drinking milk and cream. lna lost Jack Ray's Cadillac. Joyce Keel didn't have a suntan. We don't. Someone painted Leo's picture. Betty Basketr wasn't true to Ed. We Can't. Patsy wore her crinoline with her uniform at capping--excited Probie. Barbara Hill wanted to lose weight. Jean and Joyce left Jeanette at Rex. Viet gave up Watts for dear ole Rex. Nan didn't get her usual sixteen hours of sleep. Anne Carol started dating Vince. Nancy Futch didn't have a date. Violet became interested in photography. 80 f ADVERTI EME BOOSTERS BOSSE JEWELRY HOLLINGSWORTH'S SHOE SHOP HIIGHWAY AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS MARTIN MILLWORK COMPANY PLAYER RETREAT PIZZA PIES SPAOHETTI SHORT ORDERS BEER 2808 Hillsboro Street CHINESE-AMERICAN DISHES GT CANTON CAFE AIR-CONDITIONED 408 Hills. Street Diol 9224 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA LEON BYRUM OPTICIANS Any broken lens duplicated The very newesl in eye vveor Confocf lens by oppoinfmenr DIAL 2-0538 II7 Wesl Horgefr S'rree'r RALEIGH, N. C. l PCLLCSITOS willloul Llllin 'T -:sf-'1:Z3:5:?59l: , . ,' .- :fi ' .:-, 51, I THE MARVIN-NEITZEL U0llPORA'l'l0N OF TROY, NEW YORK Manufacturers Since 1845 Of STUDENT NURSE APPAREL and HOSPITAL CLOTHING Extends BEST WISHES to The CLASS OF T957 MITCHELL FUNERAL HUME ST. MARWS AT JOHNSON STREET lf 51, f'--.f1., 's,l 5 ' wa as i 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE DIAL 3-8678 RALEIGH, N. C COMPLIMENTS OF PICKER X-RAY CORPORATION WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK FLOWERS by F A L L O N S ARE DISTINCTIVE 205 Fayetteville Street Phone TE-2-8347 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF I957 EVANS STUDIO III West Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. TE-3-57I7 FOR OVER I4 Years A LEADING RALEIGH PHOTOGRAPHER We are happy to have had the opportunity to photograph the staff and students this year. COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN OXYGEN COMPANY ASHEVILLE - CHARLOTTE - GREENSBORO - RALEIGH VISIT OUR NEW HOME CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY STORE LOCATIONS 706 Tucker Streef 217 N. Dillord Sfreef Roleigh, N. C. Durhcnm, N. C. TEmpIe 3-8631 Phone 9-5745 TRAVIS H. TOMLINSON Vice President Ond Oenerol Mcmoger BRUGDEN PRUDUCE C0v IND WHOLESALE FRUIT ond' PRODUCE Since I905 RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA STURR SALES CUMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT ond SUPPLIES 206 Soufh Sc1I'isbury Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phones 5672 84 4-I6IO 1 90900 vvvQOO9Ovv.v.v.v.v...-,.9v.o.0.v.-00090.00-0-0 ', , , . ....... . - 0 gg., . , .'0's'0'0'0'o'0'0'0'g'90'9 g00000o00' g0s0o0'000o0OO000v0000 '0'000'. 0w's' .'0'0'0'0'.9.'.9.'n'4'.9:0?Of6?0t0:9.9.545905'0fO?Of9:0.9.'.'0'0fOf9.9.'.'0'0'0.OfO:0:O:0:0'g'g'.':'.0.0'0'0'0'g 0.9'9'0's':9- Q Q L . . C 5 , , , . . . . . . . . . , , . :-z-0 wi -:I-S 9 05. O 0.0 032 0'0'0 - 0 0 0 0 3,0 0 0 0 5' A VJ 'Vs ' 0 1 fox 0:05 u:0'0 906 ' '3 ae. 'iz-2 :ff ::':: 9 4 0 0 0'9 u'0'6 392 -2-Z4 223' 3:3 gf: 50.6 . .0. 50.0 9.0.1 5. Q at-5 'I vie 355 ' QOOQ QV: o'o'c 3:91 0 0.0 N2 0 ' Xl 9. ,096 3.0. MDB - '- Q Og f.O ' O 5 0 Q03 goto 5.0.0 0.0 O P' sr 1 c 2.20: Inc I C ffumefy 50,0 3z0'q . 2-+2 lx I h -:sg ' 9 4 O s 0 ' ' ' ' 0 ' m.S:.f'.'9'C'Q .'6'0 VO' 9O'0'0'0'0'OO0OO' v .900vv0000o00o0000-0.000 000000 04' 0.,:,0.,0,0,0.0.g.g',0,0.u.g:,0,o.000,0.0.0.o.o.06.0.0,00005000.056900.09.000.0.0.0.00000.0.0'03,o.0.0.O.0.0.0.Q'0.0.0 0.0.0:5,0,:. 4.O,i.A..9.O O.0.n'.9.O0.65.5.0.5.05-900050.029-.A.n'A.A.A.O,O.C.0Qog...A.A.a.n'L.000.s.A.o.o.o.6.b.A...5.....40.fgi,O!O,...g'O9 if s BRUW - WYN E FUNERAL ll0ME 308 Saint Mc1ry's Street ROBERT VV. VVYNNE, JR., Monoger COMPLIMENTS OF REX HOSPITAL GUILD COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH LETTER WRITERS, INC. OFFSET PRINTING - DIRECT MAIL Hood System Industrial Bdnk Bldg. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FLEMING STRAUGHAN EFFICIENCY FORMS' AND SYSTEMS P E N N E Y I S RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY IT PAYS TO SHOP AT PENNEY'S IN RALEIOH'S CAMERON VILLAGE BEST VVISHES FROM Il0'l'EL SIR WALTER RoIeigh's Lorgesf ond Finest NOW IOO Per Cent Air Conditioned A MEYER HOTEL ARTHUR E. BUDDENHAGEN, Monoger Fon You WOMEN IN ws-me E F I R D ' S Offer The Nevvesf in Uniforms BY BOB EVANS SHOES 'BY GRACE WALKER EFlRD'S OF RALEIGH Let's Oo Bowling COMPLIMENTS OF MAN - MUR BOWLING CENTER COpposite Stote CoIIegeI TEN PINS - DUCK PINS RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA It's good for cz date I COMPLIMENTS OF FERGUSON'S HARDWARE ' Service First REFRIGERATION INC. 2900 Hillsboro Street TEmpIe 2-4877 or 2-3030 424 South Dowson Street RALEIGH, Noi2'rH cARoLiNA TEmpIe 36537 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA TI'191'9,S life there's lift... in ice-cold Coke The Capitol Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Raleigh, North Carolina CATERING TO BRIDES Compliments Of ROBERSON JOHNSON'S JEWELERS STAMP WORKS 309 I:GyeIIeVIIIe Sweet 3I7V2 South Wilmington Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA C-OMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ADLER'S OF RALEIGH CLASS OF '957 II3 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RETAIL FURNITURE HUDSON - BELK Eastern Carolinds Lu rgest Store RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA '4W'55'l:':.Z'!3 :O.-.-.-.'.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.'.-. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T957 ? i IN RALEIGH'S CAMERON VILLAGE . .- .. ...' .. - , I'Y. C:::', 'V' '.:: ::f:fQV . ' ' '' 'I'I':'Z'1':':'f':'I'Z'1':'1'I'I':':':'f':':':':':':':':'I'1'I':'H':':'.'H'I'H':':'P'1':':':':':':':':':':'P' .'?.f'fl':'.':':':'1'C'. :':':':'?: . J: ' :GS HES VILLAGE GULF SERVICE C. STUART UPCHURCH Dial TEmpIe 2-5922 COMPLETE AUTO sERvlcE CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF WARLICK'S RESTAURANT CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA QQ:-.-. - 'PV' SIR WALTER OPTICIANS Ground Floor-Protessionol Bldg. Next to Elevotors Eye Gloss Prescriptions Filled ond Olosses Repoired Authorized Deoler ZENITH HEARING AIDS Phone TE 3-4629 n BEST WISHES FROM NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT CO. Construction, Industriol And Logging Equipment INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POWER Roleiglw-Oreenvi I le-Wilmington Greensboro-Cho rlotte-Ashevi Ile COMPLIMENTS OF KINGS DRIVE -IN HIGHWAY is-A NASH - STEELE - WARREN Distributor for ZENITH RADIO ond T.V. Phone Temple 4-3421 226 Glenwood Avenue RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA BYNUM PRINTING COMPANY BETTER PRINTING Phone TEmpIe 2-6417 RALEIGH, N. C. 1- I GARLAND C. NORRIS COMPANY I22 Glenwood Avenue Phone TE 2-O324 INSIST ON GOLDEN TAP ORANGE JUICE THE BEST PURE - NOT FROZEN WRENN ELECTRIC COMPANY The Best in Electrical Appliances 404 Glenwood Avenue Phone TEmpIe 3-3405 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA E-I IIII Poouf Moroks. INC. . RV Vi 3623 Hillsboro Street ' A I, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA J, 0 4 YMQXJ . . PRINTING COMPANY II4 West Horgett Street - Roieigh, North Corolino COMPLIMENTS OF CONN - GOWER PONTIAC COMPANY 3IO South Solisbury Street TEmpIe 2-3766 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FURNITURE - SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT - INSTRUMENTS LABORATORY SUPPLIES -- ORTI-IOPAEDIC SUPPLIES AND FRACTURE APPLIANCES Distributors of Known Bronds of Proven Quality W I N C H E S T E R CcaroIinos' House of Service WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY WINCHESTER - RITCH COMPANY SURGICAL COMPANY II9 Eost 7th St. 421 West Smith Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C FIRST IN FASHIONS IN THE CAROLINAS 34, nom TAVERN AND RESTAURANT On Your Evening Out Enioy Oriental Atmosphere - Live Jazz Pizza - Spaghetti Opposite N. C. State College RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA PENNINGTON -SMITH FUNERAL HOME Phone TE 2-7743 IO4 South Dawson Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Good Luck Girls! NEVER ANY INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES BUY -T AND AT SAVE RALEIGH'S LEADING C'REDIT .IEWELERS Corner Fayetteville - Hargett Street YELLOW CAB COMPANY OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE Dial TE 2-5811 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA JEFFRIES JEWELRY CO. Dial TE 2-8804 I37 South Salisbury Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF DIXIE FLORIST 423 Daniels Street Cameron Village RALEIGH, N. G PROCTOR'S NEWTON'S INC. MENS APPAREL LAUNDRY - CLEANERS FINE THINGS FINELY DONE Cameron Village CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Dial TE 2-9695 HOOD - MODEL COMPLIMENTS or DRY CLEANING CO. Ask the folks we serve Office - II7 E. Morgan Street Plant - 606 N. 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