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

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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

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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.

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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