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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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With sincere respect, love and gratitude, we, the Senior Class of Rex Hospital School of Nursing, dedicate this 1959 NIGHTINGALE to Mr, Charles Gilliam. 326660 fion , j jifry Dr. Frank Yarborough Dr. David Kleiman Mrs, Ruth Smith emoriam Lived a full, rich earthly life. Dedicated to the medical profession. Joined with our Lord in eternal peace. I9 9 Advertising Manager Julia Smithwick Business Manager Barbara Axelberg Advisors Rebecca Scoggins Charles Gilliam Co-Editors Linda Dickens Glenda Edge 1 l 1 l LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Sugg Poet Anita Beck Snapshot Editor Melba Farrow Historian Sylvia Boyd Circulating Manager Arleen Lloyd Feature Editor Ann Watson Class Editor Marilyn Stroud Class Prophet nc mgkfingad LEFT TO RIGHT Ruth Council Art Editor Tremilla Newby Typist Helen Mullen Typist Nancy Holt Typist Cathy Wood Art Editor NOT PICTURED Vikki T eague Testator Ann Faison Typist fa 4 , . 2 I 1 S 5 1 , Q i 3 l 1 1 , f 2 F Q i X t Q X A NURSE'S PRAYER I dedicate myself to Thee O Lord, My God! This work I undertake Alone in Thy great name, and for Thy sake. Take them, mine eyes, and teach them to perceive The ablest way each sick one to relieve Guide Thou my hands, that e'en their touch may prove The gentleness and aptness born of love. Bless Thou my feet, and while they softly tread - May faces smile on many a sufferer's bed, Touch Thou my lips, guide Thou my tongue, Give me a word in season for each one. Clothe me with patient strength all task to bear, Crown me with hope and love, which know no fear And faith, that coming face to face with death Shall e'en inspire with joy the dying breath All through the arduous day my actions guide All through the lonely night watch by my side. So shall I wake refreshed, with strength to pray: Work in me, through me, with me, Lord, this day! l8l - - - -Author Unknown ,.,f Q- ,Q ' 224 QQ .W -2 X, 5 ,EQ-1313 . N f1y:55 JH ' 711 ' siefqyyk . 1 If wx W, SQ if 524 'NL 205, f , S 'fl Q z-my 5, ,lx 43 W ,M ch A 132 ..v - of ' sy - Q 413',5' ff wg . K .ff V f A' ,f , 5 55 K 3 if 3- TQ, iff ,V ff I 1 f 1N'ff'4 5: fy, x' I If 4, ff W, 'f Q SWK H. if M M. , J f ww 4 4? fl 1 Mrs. Anna Tropman l00l'l60l 5 Dr. Percy McE1rat.h Dr. Guy Dr. Issac Manly V- , e if? W ,ef 'z X., X SU W x 5 QM:-ffgwggc, , its Y . f gfadif 0 ice:-4 SITTING: Sylvia Boyd, President Vikki Teague, Vice-President STANDING: Helen Sutton, Treasurer Cathy Wood, Secretary ,pls Xlwivf 5155 Barbara Axelberg Io Anne Baker Anna Beck Shh. . .I'm reading! Me fickle? Swinging ! Sylvia Boyd Nancy Boyette 4 NVQ Wham Me Study? k l 2 2 2 ij' A ,deal , ,, ,Li 23, 5 1 Who's next? Willa Conant ,ew Q. 1 X ew., ., , ll31 .. . There s that phone again ! gf Ruth B. Councll Jean Dail Rosemary D'Ange1o But Noel likes it long, Me, Lazy! Why worry? al n F 5 Lmda R. Dlckens Janice R. Dunn Glenda Edge ll-'51 Q, n l l i Anyone for a ride? '. . .fabulous weekend at home. Not flirting--Just friendly. Judy Evans Ann FHISOD Melba W. Farrow Me? cook biscuits? I'm not going to do it ! I hate th1s place! Margie F. Hall Cathy H. Hamm Myrtle I. Henderson lvl Why am Imarried? You're kidding ! 'Concentra tion ! if W' Gloua W. Herrmg Nancy Holt Dearest George. . . . It's all I ever do! -W' Arleen Lloyd I'm gonna shleep Sz shleep 1 Marian O, Mann if , I got so tickled! ! Nancy Matthews TV is the thing this year Jacque Mills 9 Why clean it up? v Helen Mullen Trem111a K. Newby Kay Pendergra ph What can I do with my hair? Well, Roger said ..... I 20 1 Coffee anyone? gy ay 33. ' if 1, ,ff Qf 51 2. ,f 'f 25' my, Betty Sugg Helen Sutton Vikki Teague i221 Just cancel the call, operator Now let me get this straightf Wonder when? Dons Thornton Anyone for a game of cards? Ann Watson Ann P. Williams 23 . .and empty the ashtray -. fz,:azffa--mg:.- ogy y,,,g Ag awp Q, yu Xw2f?2v4 wg QWJSQM 2, ff fa. if get , Zfgffff A f X rf Nt' L 'f ...A QJX ff: -- K 'Q f ,V y Q: xxwy-ggzxg ,Z ti. 1, f ,A 'NWN ' ' 53, 2. f in f v.. 7 It really doesn t matter. X 5 Cathy Wood Oh, darn ! Ma middiond an .jfand em Sandra M. Bloomquist I 24 1 Durham bound ! 'M Helen W, Gay Finger in every pie. Www Rose B. Mangum QW' Betty S. Melton Mama 's little darlings! i261 Got to get that Vit D!' EEN avg' f W 1 ,wg fi ., ffl? - 5 Q ' f f' Z , 1 1 3 , f X I .4 .-146' Jiv Jdne W Smuh 5' 7 Spades! A rlde for a dollar ,V Problesl SF? A41 .-nam 1797 Xx, - , -f,.,,,k,,- x f ' y X . M ' at r . . N-H. iff N XM Studymg? fr 5 xg Ruff if Q A2 X 1 , fg 9 X AW Home to my pride and joy ! l Q , fr ,.- Z Q' fx if gzfgk.-, ff , fg My X W zwpi , ,, M 'L P Bathing Beauties? But, offlcer we dldn t Cfafm .jskafory The day was August 29, 1956. The Rex Hospital School of Nursing enrolled fifty-six girls exuberant with anticipation. The heavy schedule and the many en- joyable activities kept us occupied and soon all feelings of homesickness faded into the background. Along with the title pre-clinicals, we received our uniforms and wore them proudly. After many weeks of practicing on poor old Mrs. Chase is Nursing Arts, we began working on the wards. Following nine long months of theory and clinical practice, we received our caps on June 1, 1957, at White Memorial Presbyterian Church. We regretfully remembered sixteen girls who had returned home and did not have the chance to share that wonderful experience with us. The summer meant more work for us on the wards and each day we tried a little more to become better nurses. As autumn approached, we became Juniors. This was an interesting year as we remember those days on special services, such as the Diet Kitchen, Operat- ing Room, Recovery Room, and Obstetrics. We enjoyed planning the Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance. It was amazing how we made money sponsoring a movie, white elephant sale, and the sock hops. ln the fall of 1958, we received our black bands, classifying us as Seniors. For some this was the beginning of their affiliation at State Hospital, while others were venturing in the Emergency Room, the Out-Patient Clinic and Pediatrics. The day was June 5, 1959, graduation day. Forty-six girls marched down the aisle of Occidental Life Insurance Building to receive their diplomas. This was the day which all of us had anticipated for many years, but we all realized it would soon be a memory. As we look back over the past three years of our lives, no one can say that this experience has not been difficult. Like all worth-while things, the cost seems little when compared with self-realization which has made it possible. Respectfully submitted, Melba Farrow, Historian i281 fvwff f .fwfagqf M wha I ,W 'Q an fx , .,,, S wh wvww 142 f Q fi , -fa ,' f If J If I ,mfg x I f, X ff nn W f Af6Q '52 Z 'QW 7 ff K ,J ,off 4' ,J I 1 if gf' f , fy! VL! ty ,Q f, I ' iff? I ' fi ' ff 1 I .6 gf' f'fj,f'6j fig -3,2 Q f V ,, f ' 4' 1 fl bf? f'-, f -f',f ' . ,gh , f , ,ig ,, 'ff 4991 Al Y ful ' ,yay 4, 4525 1 W M I W x W N , in Moulin Rouge??? To Pine Haven, Gang! ! Beach Co 1 ff V I Fred, please. ' 'W ,pw 9 ,xg f! 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MOST PROFESSIONAL Marilyn Stroud MOST VERSATILE Julia Smithwick fl Qi i 5 5 fi an 5 , MOST INTELLECTUAL Cathy Wood MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Arleen Lloyd l MOST POPULAR Sylvia Boyd 4+ r 7 2 . ff . 4 ' -. ,S .... ,MQ WW f MOST TALENTED Ruth Council WITTIEST Helen Sutton A - bw, X , w 5 74Xf'f'2 FRIENDLIEST Nancy Matthews MOST ATTRACTIVE Glenda Edge CUT EST Gloria Herring 'li arf' H63 MOST ATHLETIC V Janice Dunn ,T W? r BEST PERSONALITY Rosemary D'Ange1o Cbllaiff W an Q5fClI'I'lel'lf In this year of 1959, we the Senior Class of Rex School of Nursing, being of sane mind and body, bequeath the following articles in the manner named below. ARTICLE I To Miss Cheek, Mrs. Hitchcock, and Miss Collie, we leave our thanks for their capable guidance during the past three years, and a bottle of Gelusil for the ulcers we have caused. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we leave our model conduct, tmdivided attention and clever remarks. ARTICLE III To the doctors who love us so, we leave nothing, for we gave all we had. ARTICLE IV To the head nurses, we leave all medications, messy charts, narcotic keys, and ability to never request time. ARTICLE V To the night supervisors, we leave our box lunches so they may feast in style. ARTICLE VI To the aides and orderlies, we leave, so they may get that long rest they so well deserve. ARTICLE VII To the rising Seniors, we leave our ability to pull one month of prn night duty. ARTICLE VIII To the rising Juniors, we leave all our good grades in hopes that they won't have to observe closed study. ARTICLE IX Barbara Axelberg and Anita Beck leave sharing a diploma, since they have shared everything else! Jo Anne Baker leaves her popularity with the opposite sex to anyone who can make good use of it. Sandra Bloomquist and Rosabelle Mangum leave as quietly as they spent their last year here. Nancy Boyette leaves her love for parties to Martha Mote. Sylvia Boyd leaves her mischievous doings and innocent reactions to Jean Linthicum. Sue Britt leaves her ukelele to anyone who can make as much noise during campus ed Life as she did. Willa Conant leaves her ability to knit socks to anyone with time and patience. Ruth Council leaves the Air Force to anyone who can stand the long lonely nights. Jean Dail leaves her love for sleep and more sleep when class time is near to Sylvia Farmer. Rosemary D'Angelo leaves her 5-day reducing diet to Pat Mulcaha. Linda Dickens leaves for more excitment. Janice Dunn leaves her spot on the basketball court to Joyce Johnson. Glenda Edge leaves her high food bill to Mr. Gilliam in hopes that Rex has enough money to pay it. Judy Evans leaves her poodle to Betty Cobbs. Ann Faison leaves State College and all the fun with it to all students. Melba Farror leaves her ability to sing Oh, What A Beautiful Morning at 6:00 a.m to the Freshman Glee Club. Lynn Fowler leaves for David. Helen Gay leaves to begin housekeeping all over again. Cathy Hamm, Margie Hall, Ann Williams, Myrtle Henderson, and Marion Mann will their love for married life to all engaged Juniors. Gloria Herring leaves to see the world through a porthole. Arleen Lloyd leaves for the Army. Nancy Holt and Nancy Matthews leave their love for Williams Hall to all affiliating students. Betty Melton and Helen Mullen leave their love for sewing to Iobie Sanders. Kay Pendergraph leaves her ability to wait'--to anyone willing. Judy Smithwick wills her love for dancing to Cynthia Bryan. Jackie Mills leaves! ! ! Carol Spivey leaves her witty remarks to Kay Taylor. Marilyn Stroud and Vikki Teague leave closed study---they have had their share. Betty Sugg leaves the black chevi' to anyone with patience enough to start it. Helen Sutton leaves ----- since all her roommates have! Doris Thornton leaves her 90 pounds to Martha Tripp. Ann Watson leaves her intellect to the needy Freshmen. Cathy Wood leaves her artistic abilities to Judy Barham. We, the Seniors of 1959, declare this to be our Last Will and Testament ---- it's not much, but it's all we have! ! Testator, Vikki Teague Wittnessesg Sylvia Boyd, President of Senior Class Charles R. Gilliam, Annual Advisor l39l gfadri p 0l0AeCg The sun was shining and a breeze was blowing on the morning of June 6, 1964, as Istepped aboard a 'l',W,A, airliner at the Raleight-Durham Airport. Soon I would be returning to my home in the sunshine state of Florida. As the plane glided down the runway Isettled back for a long ride. Up into the sky we climbed and leveled out onto a soft blue velvet carpet. My mind began to wonder as I looked around in that wide open space. Sprinkled around on the blue carpet the clouds formed tiny white caps ---- white caps. The words kept ringing in my mind as I remembered the anticipated day back in Nurses' Training when we received those precious white caps. Last night I attended a five year reunion of my graduating class at Rex Hospital School of Nursing, and was now well filled in on all the events of the past years. Rosemary D'Angelo is owner and manager of a Spaghetti House up in the Bronx, New York. Reservations have to be made months in advance. The former Jo Anne Baker surprised us all by finally marrying Felton after three previous engagements. Maybe she isn't so fickle, after all. Ruth Council entertained us with an aura from an opera in which she starred two weeks previously. There were many other celebrities among my former classmates. Nancy Boyette was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for her novel, -S-Q la-Q Cathy Wood was so excited about the opening of her art gallery where she is featuring her latest painting, Angel's of Mercy. Escorted by her husband, Nancy Holt was wearing an exquisite gown which she designed. She 's putting Dior out of business. Carol Spivey has taken Broadway by storm because of her magnificent performance in The Wit . Also from the literary world, the former Judy Evans told us she takes time out from her busy family schedule to write an Advice to the Lovelorn Column. A few of us remained faithful to the old alma mater. Margie Hall is now work- ing for Drs. Hamilton and Neal, and Myrtle Henderson raved about her new position as Dr. Valone's favorite scrub nurse. Marion Mann is Supervisor in the OR and Melba Farrow is new President of the Rex Alumni Association. Her platform was no 3-ll for students. Sue Britt retired from the nursing profession to manage her Raleigh factory which produces hair nets since the new Director of Nurses' at Rex, Cathy Hamm, requires all students to wear them. Several girls settled down to married life. Kay Yates and Jacque Smith are living in Apex and increasing the population by leaps and bounds. Gloria and George Herring were showing off their t.hree'year old future seaman. Peggy Aber- nathy, Phyllis Gahagan, Jane Smith spent a great deal of time discussing the antics l40l of healthy 6 and 7 year olds and their favorite pediatricians. Ann Watson and Ralph were recently married and started house keeping with a well stocked hope chest. Ann Williams and Helen Gay have additions to their families and are living a life of leisure as homemakers. Rosa Mangum arrived with a new car--seems she decided to get her drivers' license. Glenda is married after three years of being pinned and an extended engage- ment, She's looking forward to moving to South America where Fred will be working, Lynn and Helen, Fowler and Sutton to us, were there with their new husbands. After years of indecision, they roped two millionaires from Texas. The former Helen Mullen is doing supervisory work in a Texas hospital while she waits for Jerry to come in from flights. Willa and Max were enthusiastic about their trip to Europe where they visited relatives and Tremilla and Roger Newby. Roger's still faithful to Uncle Sam and is enjoying his tour of duty in France. I was so happy to hear that Arleen Lloyd had re- ceived the Purple Heart for bravery beyond the call of duty, Judy Smithwick, over- come by her love for the sea, has a position on the famous Queen Mary . Ann Faison retired and moved to California. Five years on Third East was too much for her. All of us didn't leave the good Ole' North State. Sandra and Roy decided they liked N.C. better than Deleware. Nancy Matthews is industrial nurse at Leggett-Meyers in Durham. No more cigarette worries. Janice and John Dunn decided to make their home in Bear Grass. She's head basketball coach there, Vikki and Jobie are back in Waynesville where Vikki is knit- ting little socks and is the perfect picture of a lady in waiting , Betty and Edwin HTC married but Still CHi0YiHg those fabulous week-ends at Carolina. Linda and Dorisanne share an apartment in Raleigh. They are both sporting beautiful engage- ment rings and just bubbling over with wedding plans. Barb and Anita were unable to attend the reunion since they pooled their resources and took that long awaited trip to Bermuda. The plane tilted a little and I was brought back to reality by the voice of the airline hostess, Sylvia Boyd, reminding me to fasten my seat belt. As Isaw the ground slowly coming up to meet us the beautiful white caps took their places in the back ground. Marilyn Stroud Jean Dail Class Prophets l 41 l enior emoried Capping Black Banding Blazers ' Selling Hot Dogs + Wm fQ 0 n 4 V' XS we F J by ii i 5 3 we Vvw it 71 5' Ll MOMENTS BEFORE PROCESSIONAL impatiently waiting. White uniforms The flame of the candle in your at last. Quick to smile. Easy to cry, hand. Pomp and Circumstances by Dr. F.S. Smith. SPEAKER RUTH SINGS Mr. H.C. Cranford, Public Relations Eternal Life sung by Mrs. Ruth Director, Blue Cross Hospitalization, Beasley Council. Durham, N.C. lv, ' ANNUAL DEDICATION MASCOTS Mr. Charles Gilliam was the recipient of Anne Oliver the 1959 NIGHTINGALE dedication, pre- Daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Jim Oliver sented by Glenda Edge, Co-Editor. Ricky Saleeby Son of Dr. and Mrs. R. Saleeby t JUNIOR CLASS MARSHALS RECESSIONAL i . Joyce Johnson, Virginia Holleman, Judith Now, only memories of graduation are with Barham, and Vercie Eller. each new graduate. -as HUBERT A. ROYSTER MEDAL The ROYSTER MEDAL is awarded each year to a member of the graduating class who is the best all around in scholarship and deport- ITICHI. This medal was presented to Arleen Lloyd by Dr. Chauncey Royster. SCI-IOLASTIC AWARD The SCHOLASTIC AWARD is presented to the graduating student nurse with the highest scholastic average. This award was presented to Glenda Edge by Mr. Robert Martin. MARY I. DUGAN MEMORIAL AWARD This award is presented to the graduating student who, according to Mr. Dugan's will, has an outstanding personality, and exhibits the ability to maintain good relations, sym- pathy, and understanding of the patients' family and relatives. Jacquelyn Mills was presented this award by Mary Farrior, the 1958 recipient. THE RAND SISTERS' AWARD This award is presented to a member of the graduating class voted by her class- mates to be the IDEAL NURSE , Mr. Parker Rand presented this award to Mrs. Ann Williams in memory of his sisters who were Rex Graduates. L ! 1 an P I 4 i I GRA DUATING CLASS Barbara Axelberg Io Anne Baker Mrs. Ruth B. Council Anita Beck Mrs. Sandra C. Blomquist Sylvia Boyd Nancy Boyette Sue Britt Willa Conant Jean Dail Rosemary D'Ar1gelo Mrs. Linda Dickens Glenda Edge Judith Evans Ann Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Faison Melba W. Farrow Lynn H. Fowler Phyllis L. Gahagan Helen W. Gay Mrs. Margie F. Hall Mrs. Catherine H. Hamm Mrs. Myrtle I. Henderson MRS. 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A5 , l 4 1 - X V ls 'xxxlfzfbl X. x W 4, ,tg 4 gm! 1 x Z D Y 5 . 1 .L,,,l , ,L fmlw lx X 4 I Q l Oh- - 'Marilyn'. 1 2 Z kb . ' EKU W W 0 my 'W' - I ,' .Aw ,mf f . -f ' xr, f f 1 X- M fl. ew 4 G- 3, 157 5,-elf ' -2 f W, X f q f Q 4 0 ms! ., A A , f ,4 :Lf V? 4 ,V I l V ,, VW I Q m f 'S f 7 m , WV, If J 94, , zz, 'ef' ' -Y 3,f 'WW , 7Sy A 'r M' f LZJ 04,,::f- x ,Qz-, ff, ' v ,,,, ye 1 if M lv W, 1 H A ? A , tw, v . J ,W I. ,, , . ,:,: A it G 3, , f . www V e HV ii ig f mm A ' f lmgv . - , xx -S -q v J K .. LM ,, ,iff Ex Y, rg ff N f l, 5 12.5 ff4e, , .. .. .. .. .. . Phone for me? Curves???? Relaxed, after a day m class. 5, ye , .M , 54 - ww Nose co1d? What's the use?? Wel1, what's next?? Y Ui Mffgi ffl! W Q Q I X AM W Q- o More like goofing off! Home for three years. Florida bound. A A f ,Z ,, . is ,V jx X -wbv-ani f E x f Q , X. 11, , , fx , fb 15 w -W f ,J , Q 2,9 i 4 Q x ' 1 My favorite No scribbling on the wall ! The gir1ies! ge f Q .WW QW Bumps on a log! Yes, it sure did sr1ow! 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Sz ' ' f iw .1 me J 'fw-,, Marilyn Stroud Parliamentarian Historian The purpose of this organization shall be to regulate all matters pertaining to life of women of the Rex Hospital School of Nursing not under the jurisdiction of the facultyg to increase a sense of individual responsibilityg and to co-operate with the faculty in creating and maintaining high ideals in the nurses of Rex Hospital School of Rex Hos- pital School of Nursing. ounci! efarefienfafiueri SITTING: Ann Watson, Senior Martha Tripp, Junior STANDING: Yvonne Fincher, Freshman Julia Ingram, Freshman Glenda Edge, Senior NOT PICTUREDQ Sylvia Farmer, Junior ommiffee Ckairman Nomination Committee Melba Farrow Social Committee Vikki Teague Athletic Committee Doris Ann Thornton Project Committee Sylvia Boyd Finance Committee Judith Barham Program Committee Lucile Williams dbh .?'x Wim! i WlF'hnmv.... Marion O, Mann Arleen Lloyd Melba W. Farrow SANTA FILOMENA is an honorary group, into which members are tapped once a year. Not only is scholarship important in the choos- ing of these students, but also the ways in which they have proven themselves outstanding nurses. ,, Q Q 4NTA FILOMENA At the banding, ceremony each August a small gold pin is presented in recog- nition of their very exceptional bedside nursing. The purpose of this organi- zation is to promote better nursing and higher nursing standards. Sylvia Boyd Willa Conant Marilyn Stroud Wafiona! onuenfion Qledgafed Representing our school at the National Student Nurses' Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania were Betsy Bonner, Martha Mote, Judith Barham and Arleen Lloyd. Interest and participation in our school program plus a congenial per- sonality were necessary factors in their selection. .gzrcfenfa 6Ari:ifian Mociafion, This organization was begun in February, 1957 and has proven to be an important element in pro- viding a well rounded program for student nurses. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Mitchell, Secretary M. Pierce, President P. Arnold, Treasurer A. Hatton, Vice President . 5 I'lAl'I'I'I.6ll g Mrs. Helen Creech, R.N. Student Healrh Nurse sgflkfnlel' Bette Woodbury edited our weekly school paper, THE INFORMER, under the supervision of the Stu- dent Council. ' 'Open wide Le CM fx Dr. F.S. Smith Mrs. Helen Aull Director Advisor KLBQPAGLJQPJ BA CK ROW 3 M. Crockett, S. Venable, I. Clark FRONT ROW: M. Mote, S. Farmer, Chief, V. Teague Somaff LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Howell, I. Linthicum I. Dunn, I. Smithwick, D. Etheridge, D. Boyd, I. Ingram, N. Hollis, N. Holt S. Boyd. CLOCKWISEg Judy Evans, Julia Ingram, Diane Etheridge, Joyce Johnson, Patsy Howell, Josette Byrd, Jean Linthicum, Sylvia Boyd, Julia Smithwick, Jacque Mills, Nancy Holt, Janice Robertson Dunn Dorisanne Thornton Manager Z?aaLef6af I 73 1 Action? f,, A f mf Bob Gornbatz Coach ind gram Q- pw X 'f QE, ,, 1 Wake County Medical Auxiliary Rex HOSPUHI Alumnae T-V. get Display Case E Rex Hospital Guild Rex Hospital Guild Automatic Washer Redecorated Parlors '3 W 1 ' .4 . UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Teresa Keller Social Director UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Hattie Stallings House Mother-Old Wing LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Lillian Ezzell House Monher-New Wing Melba Warrick Farrow iam ex How do I admire thee? The reasons fall from my lips I admire thee for thy beauty of face Iadmire thee for thy movements ofgrace Thy loving kindness, tender care The faith you place in fervent prayer lnspires me to a height I never dreamed of coming near You set your sights in Heaven and by a star you steer Isee thy neatness, thy efficient ways Thy cheerful smile which lifts the haze Of loneliness and pain upon the halls Thy quiet confidence which never falls. My admiration rises when Isee The friendliness you show to ones like me And yet you set example for us, too, And I suppose You have your times of loneliness and fear But it never shows And thy purpose always seems quite strong and clear. How do I admire thee? As an ideal nurse Thy qualities are such that we Pay tribute on this night to thee By giving unto thee the name That in our realm of life means fame Miss Rex, our Queen of Hearts, Our maiden fair. 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W X 1 ff f 4 1 AQMQ X New - X ,.:,. S .,,, Af TA, ' ' N. H4M1..', QX5Q5. Q ' '12 we -X fe- V x' JE My-Q , .x H, , on 6 W 2,5 J! X ' 5. 'PV 5:5 W ? M fy 5 gg ig ' V 4. 4 gf X -I -c mf, . Ek xn A 1 ggi. 3 sr ' X I ' vzfqki ' - .1 Q, E ei 1 W 4 V49 Mrs. Mildred Emory Surgical Supervisor Mrs. Evelyn Shankle Aide Supervisor Mrs. Edna Barrett Medical Supervisor 5 9 o 3 !,,,.,..w wwf -M 4 W X xg 4 X ,Z ,ff Miss Margaret Cheek Director of Nurses i f if fs Q D? f if xr X , , I W Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock Asst. Director of Nurses Mrs. Helen Aull Secretary L'-4- sf 40 W W ., A M K Evening Supervisors Mrs. Margaret Moser Miss Mary Jean Fuller ' L 1,-f'f f Mvw I 'R F av , , j Secretaries Mrs. Virginia Shearin Mrs. Dorothy Hicks 2l0CLl'fl'I'leI'lf5 Miss Ida Collie : fri A . f We ,A ffl A t' fgev s MCCL lOl'l Director of Education 52W ri ' , ,, cs Q , , i I- Z , is 1 r'9f-1 ln,., E ws 1' Q f I, Mrs. B. Nowell Medical-Surgical Mrs. E. Parker Medical-Surgical , . ,W-V 4- . Q 45 f ff ' '1 gr . af f, WQT 'Q 'ws ,, rf I 5 S235 Q1 r ' 'ff 14.5 :V f 5 E ,A qs, . - 1-11:-1' 332, x , V 3 , J 6 j fs? M. I f X 1 ,fr , 'pu 'f!, - v 5 I Mp, 5,4 3, X W B a W 521 ' 7 V N 7. , fff mx ' B f f s , s 4 X 1 . ':,,' :sig gs. . wg , Q A Mrs. W. Matheson Miss B. Atkinson Pediatrics Nursing Arts FS QD Mrs. R. Scoggins Clinical Instructor J' Mrs. M. Farrior Nursing Arts 'KM 'Ss-'K 'Mn , sep SM- , J, ,, If W A aff: i f. A f Mrs. B. Ligouri Clincial Instructor ,rs-fi A 'S !. Mrs. A, Greer Diet Therapy Dr, A. Alderman Dr. L. Allen Dr. G. Branaman Dr. E, Brian Dr. C. Bugg Ir. MEDICAL NEUROLOGIST OBSTETRICIAN MEDICAL PEDIATRICIAN Dr. C. Bubb Sr, Dr. C, Byrum Dr. V. Caviness Dr. J. Combs Dr. G. Cooper PEDIATRICIAN OBSTETRICIAN GEN. PRACT, MEDICAL E, E.N.T. to Dr, T. Dameron Dr. T. Daniel Dr. F. Eastwood Dr. C. Egerton Dr. H. Fagan ORT HOP EDIST UROL OGIST P EDIA T RICIA N OBST ET RICIAN M EDICAL Dr. W. Farley Dr. P, Fox Dr. I. Galloway Dr. A. Hamilton Dr. A, Hare: PEDIATRICIAN UROLOGIST MEDICAL SURGEON ORTHOPEDIST Dr. E. Herring Dr. V. Hicks Jr. Dr. M. Hill Dr, W. Hunt Dr. R. Jackson GEN. PRACT, E. E,N,T, GEN. PRACT, ORTHOPEDIST RADIOLOGIST Cf' Dr. L. Kermon Dr. L. Liles Dr. C. Lloyd Dr. L. Long Dr. P. MCE1I-ith MEDICAL GEN. PRACT. GEN. PRACT. MEDICAL OBSTETRICIAN Dr. A. Mclnnls Dr. H. McManus Dr. L Manly Dr. I. Manly Dr. S. Martin PEDIATRICIAN GEN, PRACT, SURGEON SURGEON GEN. PRACT. Dr. I. Meritt Dr. J. Moore Dr. W. Neal Dr. L. Ogburn Dr. J. Oliver MEDICAL ORTHOPEDIST SURGEON GEN. PRACT . OBSTETRICIAN Dr. E. Page Dr. M. Pizer Dr. F. Poole Dr. N. Pritchett Dr. W. Pugh MEDICAL PEDIATRICIAN PEDIATRICIAN MEDICAL PEDIATRICIAN Dr. I. Rhodes Dr. John Rhodes Dr. H. Rose Dr. R. Rnark Dr. R. Saleeby SURGEON UROL OGIST SURG EON OBST EI' RICIA N PROT OL OGIST E , 3 Dr. L. Sanders Dr. W, Senter Dr. G. Sinclair Dr, C. Styron PEDIATRICIAN MEDICAL SURGEON MEDICAL Dr, A, Summerlin OBSTETRICIAN 4' 'fuf f 1 I x va Dr. H. Thompson Dr. H. Thornhill Dr. G. Thornhill Dr. T. Umphlet Dr, R, Wall ORTHOPEDIST E,E,N,T, E, E,N,T, MEDICAL E,E,N,T, Z. ,gig I TL ,s-, V. FH, Wy, I . 3X , Dr. C. Ward Dr. A, Webb Dr. D. Whitaker Dr. A. Wilkerson Dr. C. Wilkerson GEN, PRA CT, SURGEON GEN, PRACT. OBSTETRICIAN MEDICAL fr'f f ' ' KTM LX 5 -nf Dr. L. Wilkerson Dr. R. Willett Dr. T. Wilson Dr. H. Wilson Dr. W. Withers OBST ETRICIA N MEDICAL PA THOLOGIST MEDICAL MEDICAL sv.. 'Us Dr. J. Wooten Dr. T. Worth Dr. I. Wright Dr. J. Wright PEDIATRICIA N RA DIOLOGIST MEDICAL E. E.N,T . Nei: A W 2 Rriiclenfd mg' y We-ws E 5 Ei w x ,J Dr. C.L. Sweeney xynfernd General Practice 'Lg' , .. .,.,,,R, L' V X X 4+ ? if 4 f 5 ' W f 1 g 'E 5 X P, OJ, aff J WW V my X f xy! 1 f 1 ,V X fhx Mx ff f , Q f X fb. 1 f J C1 I 1 , f K nge! Dr. A . Denton ff? , 3 1 W 1 J 4 , I 3? N ! f' Dr. J. Teeter Pediatrics f Wi' ' ii' W . -7 7 , Ax 1, r ,A x X 5 'S Q of' f ., :7V,V,, x M W any 4 Q L ' W X ,--3.1.0 DT- I- Afha Dr. I. Whatley l871 f in , I , f few ,ff f , V. f,4f,fof.,,,1, , 1114 :- -.4,w4?'5S 1 ,, .ff w'?'-44,1 W Z, 1,-Mywvw, ,',g M ' :M 3 ,fe iw f M EAST HALL Head Nurse Mrs. E. Flythe I f 1 Z ,f , f .W ,x ,W 'iff' Wf,,,-any 2 X RY ,y N Y Q UK. Mrs. L. Daniels Head Nurse FIRST WEST I , 4 'bfw t 1 ,Va E f I 1 . X fN J! Miss J. Cash Head Nurse Cine ff 3' SECOND EAST GRIFFIN HALL Head Nurse Miss H. Keel 3 X AM 3? ,. , as 245 W., Q f NW 2? XX 'W ws X N W X mx WEN X?5AxX X NM, NW F VKX U, 5 , if V ' 1 ke ye. 4 . , X , f X1 1 MW N NW,-V, K ,. X ,, ' ' , W :a .' - Q ' i 4' 4 ., 55: 1, I f 1 W f xx , f X 2 ff fi Q! f ,,. ,, .. mf Q H - Q , , ,f. A - f .wif ?ffJfff' 2:4 , f ,,, , , ff fyy fi My f '1.x.f,f '!'. 1, ,' K J 7, e Z fff fe 2, My , jygelfy in '1 ff ,' C. ,. ,4 3 5 ,' f, Qu, f Z1 , 2 f A WA 7 A if Y 22' .Af X 5 4' 2 jim' -U, Mrs. S. Swett Head Nurse 1 fl' ' 4 WE , , f f 5 f , ,, . . X,eA M A ,I A 6? 4 X Q K ,-ff Q M V., ,. K. '.'0j, .f-31 ' ,f ' J? 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A2 wx 5 Q01 , , L W fm , . M new J :ff . J, , f ,, ,M K V f,, My V55 f, , V fu f , lffiiwf 1 . ff. A , ,V,.mX,Z,5 M! gwp, 4, 7 W, ,, fyj W .X gg, fn' f ,, w ,W ,, 1' , J, , -X J A f f f X- my W ' I VM .s R.. W I X f W, , X V V -' N S S. W f' ',,a yf, qxgb' v5yQQQx,:392,53xLQff . . ,, xi fW,fwgw'4i. f gf ,iwzvxg 4 ff mv ' Q Maki ww .Q Q V' Q 5 FW A f f ,f 4,7 Q.. M5 1 . Z' M .. mms ,vW 3SM? QSM, ,Q-V, L, ..-.5 11,9 ,qw-' ,. , fafff w,'sf7fw4'Aw 3 f W- V 'Q ' A wr ,Qs f M ,y ,Q Q LQ, , gf ,Q ff pq W X X41 yy ff , , , X 7.15 , fl 24 yi v , 'LL ifff Q! ' . A 4,Q, AU xx, ,, fa! f Zfiki www 576, VM? Mm, V., , f , - W f f vw . W S, . 'pf up-,, f, 'bww ' ,ga WT7' y 0 ..,, V 4 ,,.... ..,. A dh vmv , 3 2 f f f 5 .1 W . V. :- W. -.vw-44 ? f ,Ms ' ,,.M,,.,,,V,..,,Q,4ygq4Wwx ' 12 My Q I 2 S ' S ff 1 sg ' Q if V 3 Aa, 4' ,Q w ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Mr. Robert Martin MI. Charles Gilliam 'xx ga: 5- gg x k: y :iii ' f, If- ? ,W 3 ' W ffff DIRECTOR Mr. Joseph E. Barnes ltr!! ' ws 5 5 s,-- by X f X L Social Service Admitting Office Dot Yates Mrs, Walcie Myatt .V Xm X f ' 5 K , . s i f Mig it fi E! I 1 Z , idx XVI' 'm.e.. P 2 0 f , l N M f 3 Credit Personnel HSDIY W811 Crenshaw Thompson Administrative Intern Purchasing Dalton Beaman I ack Willis Record Room Business Office M we 7 'G x.4i'N M: MXNYQ ,PY W. 1. V574 I N . c 1' by S yrg Switchboard Barber Shop Coffee Shop F LA Q i MITUHELL FUNERAL Il0ME ST. MANS AT JOHNSON STREET if ......--..--,-P--J-5 4 ,B Q, i..-Lai ' '-L-, A 4.-A is . ., .'-,,,2' . -T-'-'10 ' - A A ' -an ' ' Q ki if AMBULANCE SERVICE DIAL 3-8678 RALEIGH, N. C CONGRATULATIONS FROM Congratulations from VILLAGE PHARMACY CO0PER'S BAR-B-cus 44,Dm,SSL Phone: TE-27614 I09 E. Davis Si. Raleigh, North Carolina Phone: TE-AI346 Raleigh, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM HAYES - BARTON PHARMACY Phone TE 2-4641 QOOO Fairview Road RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA COMRLIIVIENTS OF CATES' OPTICIANS 232 Bryon Building Cameron Village KlQpsT,QQlA i'cli'0slT0s willmul filling it DRUG STORE 222 Fayetteville Street I Phone TE 2-8675 A F RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA llllllllllilgll-lC'Ull-,fA ll3vfUY'!li'lli'lI,,,lINfGf CO. OIF TRATLIIEIIGH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 3705 IHLLSBOHU S'1'1tlilL'1', IIALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 'TEI-'TE3-1071 MURRAY TIRE SERVICE 401 S. Wilmington St. Phone TE-23768 Raleigh, N.C. I nf 'J' 4 . . I llllllllllllll PllllllllCll U0., INC. WHOLESALE FRUIT ond' PRODUCE Since l905 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Onelo grow on... QM M lPLl!!5 GLEBLTIE Good health is our business. We take a deep personal pride in watching the growth and development of youngsters raised on Pine State's good, health-giving milk and dairy foods. We teel great satisfaction in the knowledge that we contribute to the growth of the com- munity as we do to the growth of its citizens. We're proud of the fact that we're grow- ing, too . . . that more and more fam- ilies are asking for Pine State's pure, delicious milk, ice cream and other fine dairy foods. l0IrAarciirfS 'if' I North Carolina? Claozke fince 1919 PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST OUALITY HUDSCN - BELK IT PAYS T0 SHOP AT- Eastern Carolina's P E N N E Y 1 S Largest Store IN RALEIOI-I'S CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA -5F'INE -1' CONGRATULATIONS FROM EF-O0D FAMOUS BAKINGCU. if LLXI.. I I I L T09 S. Wilmington St. N! Raleigh, N.C. WLM We specialize in: im I -D7 -D- Wedding, Birthday 8. Party Cakes 1 I GARLAND C. NORRIS COMPANY T22 Glenwood Avenue Phone TE 2-0324 INSIST ON GOLDEN TAP ORANGE JUICE THE BEST PURE - NOT FROZEN CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1959 EVANS STUDIO III West Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. TE-3-5717 FOR OVER I4 Years A LEADING RALEIGH PHOTOGRAPHER We are happy to have had the opportunity to photograph the staff and students this year. 0 PRINTING COMPANY II4 West Hcnrgett Street - Roleigh, North Corolinc NEVER ANY INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES BUY AND AT SAVE RALEIGH'S LEADING CREDIT .IEWELERS Corner Fayetteville - Horgett Street PENNINGTON -SMITH FUNERAL HOME Phone TE 2-7743 IO4 South Dowson Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Good Luck GirIs! FIRST IN FASHIONS IN THE CAROLINAS CHINESE-AMERICAN DISHES Congratulations from ....... at c A N T o N c A F E QW 46, AIR-CONDITIONED JI 0 408 Hills. Street Dial 9224 The Showplace of the Carolinas RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA U I STEPHENSON zno .S MUSIC COMPA Y gafian Qesiauranl N 409 FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N C glalian goocls, Gfieal Ee? Qlzfclerz U Qfzzas a Gfpecfally Ccnqeron VIIIGQG ZPEN EVERYIQQDY Raleigh, North Carolina O O- M FLOWERS by F A L L O N S ARE DISTINCTIVE 205 Fayetteville Street Phone TE-2-8347 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Th61'9,S life there's lift. . . in ice-cold Coke The Capital Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Raleigh, North Carolina i BRIIWN - WYNNE FUNERAL HIIME 308 Saint Mary's Street ROBERT W. VVYNNE, JR., Manager IAIIY COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH LETTER WRITERS, INC. OFFSET PRINTING - DIRECT MAIL Hood System Industrial Bank Bldg. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA DIC-I-APHONE CORP JEFFRIES JEWELRY CO. Dial TE 2-8804 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I37 South Salisbury Street BRUCE CARTIER, Manager RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA WRENN ELECTRIC COMPANY The Best in Electrical Appliances 404 Glenwood Avenue Phone TEmple 3-3405 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SAM FLINT W. II. KING NASH-STEELE-WARREN Distributor for ZENI-IH RADIO Gnd T.V. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Phone Temple 4-3421 226 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh North Carolina RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA A DEPENDABLE SOURCE FOR DEPENDABLE DRUGS The House of Friendly and Dependable Service jifodern ffivizfzg Qgign for '59 CZ-ghg AZl-gZQC1fyiC MEDALLIUN HOME' For full detalls Just call your nearest CAROLINA POWER SL LIGHT COMPANY representlve ,JW -AY v-VL 11 l.lVE BETTER A 6 !FCrRxcV 6' VE ,.i. BEST WISHES FROM lI0'l'EL IR WALTER Roleigl'm's Lorgest ond Finest NOW TOO Per Cent Air Conditioned A MEYER HOTEL ARTHUR E, BUDDENHA GEN, Monoger THE MARVIN-NEITZEL CORPORATl0N OF TROY, NEW YORK Manufacturers Since T845 Of STUDENT NURSE APPAREL and HOSPITAL CLOTHING Extends BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1959 The finest in beauty care for COMPLIMENTS OF the discriminating woman JOHNSON-LAMBE SIR WALTER SPORTING GOODS BEAUTY SALOON 412 Fayetteville St. 3225. Salisbury St. Phone TE-2305i Raleigh, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Phone TE-28848 84 49 Drive-ln Parking Specialists in hair styling, shaping and permanent waving. FERGUSOIWS HARDWARE BEST wigi-IES FRCM Service First I 0 L L Y ,S Jewelers and Silversmiths 2900 Hillsboro Street Established l88l TEmpIe 2-4877 or 2-3030 128 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RELEIGH, N.C. CAPITAL PRINTING COMPANY Complete Office Outfitters ' RALEIGH, N.C. IIO W. Hargett St. Dial: TE-283l6 8- I7 Shaw. Walker Do.More Metal Desks and files Chairs and stools For the finest in fine Hospital Executive Furniture Consult CAPITAL PRINTING COMPANY YELLOW CAB COMPANY OLDEST AND Most RELIABLE Dial TE 2-5811 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF f959 BOOK gl BERNHARD SUPPLY L age STATIONERY, INC. CAMERON VILLAGE C 0 M N Y RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Distributors of Lighting Equipment BOOKS STATIONERY CARDS 5I5 Hillsboro Street GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES FRAMES Phone: TE-3I64I Raleigh, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM MELVIN'S PHARMACY DRUGS TWOSTORES DRUGS NATIONAL Hoc. MEDICINE I2I7 Hillsboro Glenwood Village 804 N. West Street Ph. TE 2-5834 Ph. TE 4-6236 Raleigh, N.C. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phono TE - 2-8729 CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY , gym fefgfw A S 5- Qfjjfifff 7 rg. , .,: f if ,S i f , N 10,77 'W A, 706 Tucker Street - Cooper O, Starling Raleigh, N.C. General Manager Temple 3-8631 Complete New Show Rooms Displaying Latest Medical Equipment of all Types WE INVITE YOU TO PAY US A VISIT STUIIR SALES CIIMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT Gnd SUPPLIES 206 South SoI'isbury Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phones 5672 84 4-I6IO C mpllm t f DURHAM MUSIC CO. Tel V1S1O R tal Serv ce 2003 Wake Forest Rd TE 2 8381 6 at ? Congra tulcz-iicgrsopoltalgesa Graduating is Q. I' ru YQ 1 if RHDDE'S suuoco SERVICE ea!! Zia... 811 Downtown Blvd. Te-4- 9715 KERR DRUGS Raleigh Goldsboro Cameron Village Sunrise Shopping Center Shopping Center Prescription Specialists A complete prescription, drug and sundry service. For That Extra Service TEAGUE'S DRY CLEANING Dyeing:-g Pressing Phone TE-2-3935 THE BRDILER INCDRP. 217 Hillsboro St.. Open 24 hours Raleigh, North Carolina FINCH'S DRIVE IN Cafeteria - Restaurant 401 West Peace Street Cpl f STANDARD INSULATION 322 S. Harrin For all your insul on d TE 3 2350 11 KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT CO. Open 24 hours daily Who 1 esale gc R A V iety o 618N P HI' f Dough etail TE 3 1438 A Sure Sign of Savings Come in COLONIAL You come out better everytime! TUTTLE APPLIANCE C0. MANHATTAN RESTAURANT Your Frigidaire Dealer 5 Hillsboro St. --94 BLUE Towrn RESTAURANT Hnussono soon sHoP 2508 Hillsboro St. hments of- - - UNIFURMS! WATSON S DRIVE-IN SHOES! Wake Forest Rd. Buy them for less at S MBS. 10HNSON'S IEWELERS in Cameron Village 309 Fayetteville Se. x l S 1- DIIVC 111 I0 Sefwice Fon - g y lit ' H L..! STEWART 81 STOUGHS TEXACO 2011 Wake Forest Road Raleigh, N.C. WASH-O-MATIC I ORTHOPEDIC SERVICE COMPANY Deluxe Shirt Finishing Dry Cleaning Wash - Dry - Fold Northside Shopping Center TE-2-2703 of RALEIGH 102 Glenwood Ave. - Raleigh, N,C. W,H. Wendt -- Certified Orthotist Bus. TE-4-7720 Home TE-3- 9107 IAMES H. ANDERSON COMPANY Floor Maintenance Materials and Sanitary Supplies Phone TE-4-3861 P.O, Box 342 418 West Peace Street Raleigh, North Carolina GREEN-BOUGH FLOWER SHOP 121 W. Hargett St. Phone VAnce 8-3113 PIEDMONT COFFEE SERVICE, INC. Wholesale Distributors of INSTITUTIONAL FOOD PRODUCTS 1 Durhom Raleigh Greensboro Winston-Solem Foyetteville HOUSE OF SLEEP Famous For Fine Bedding 3913 Western Blvd. TE-4-1200 1OHNSON'S TEXACO 520 St. Mary's Invite us to your next blow-out OVERBY FUNERAL HOME Angler ME-9-4433 Benson 2201 Clayton WA-2-7153 Coats 4471 Smithfield WE-4-4187 Raleigh TE-4-2545 Compliments of HOOD MODEL DRY CLEANING CO. 606 N. Person TE-2-2862 OROMLEY'S PHARMACY OROMLEY'S DRUG STORE 1910 Bernard St. Sir Walter Hote TE-3-6619 Raieigh, N. c. TE-2-2378 Two Convenient Locations 1 Bldg Compliments and Best Wishes WATSON SEAFOOD 81 POULTRY CO., INC. Cangeronl Village Roe5hQ1uarEy Road TE-2-5846 Distributors of Portion Control Meats Poultry Beef Veal Pork All Kinds of Seafood in Season SELECT INC. Compliments of- - - THE BRITT COMPANY Fo Wholesale Grocers 310 S. Harrington St. TE-3-4655 or TE'3-4656 E,W. Wicker P,O. Box 1494 Raleigh, N.C. Congratulations to the OX-3-6585 Hendersonville, N. C Class of 195 9 i'5gi31Z?7la, mlm Nomws CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM: PERSON STREET MOBILE SERVICE STATION MUNFORD DO IT YOURSELF STORE HALL SUNOCO SERVICE STATION BOSSE .IEWELERS FURNITURE - SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT - INSTRUMENTS LABORATORY SUPPLIES - ORTHOPAEDIC SUPPLIES AND FRACTURE APPLIANCES Distributors of Known Bronds of Proven Quality W I N C H E S T E R Cc1roIinas' House of Service WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY WINCHESTER - RITCH COMPANY SURGICAL COMPANY II9 East 7th St. 421 West Smith Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C O ' . 5 . O f4,. , ,ln lac I I nl 0 , 4 A Q, . 3 :- IU A 5 5 . v I ' Q 'Fw lf S C O fs I 4 ' I Q.- .J Q0- ':.':HM ' ' u ... '- Y 4 ,ff A 13' I ' 1 i '.' 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