High Point Memorial School of Nursing - Lighted Lamp Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

4 ies s . yh ree ai me xt 1 2 rane ey i a ee Me a fete OPN that Se TEIN moma Sees al oy, ec eo ag ae The Lighted Lamp ''| published by the Senior Class of 1956, High Point Memorial Hospita Foreword In@this Svolumemotethes bichtedslzanapuseine Senior Class has attempted to portray as ac- curately as possible life as we have knownitasa studentsnurs ect May the memories live like melodies, and always be of value to remind us of our happy moments as a student nurse. To you and our- selves we present thes Lighteds Lamp 950.) 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You have been the embodiment of that image so dear to us; The Nurse We Would Like To Be Dedication to Our Doctor Rewer mG Dill AM J Re for rendering your services great or small for patiently understanding our blunders and helping us to achieve our goal ; for instructing us in the various realms of medicine for your encouraging words, kind deeds, and warm and friendly ways You have made these three years of sailing less difficult; taenerore, weraedicates Lhe Lighted lamp! to-our, Doctor who is serving suffering humanity. Florence Nightingale Pledge I Solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profes- sion faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious or mischievous and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. Iwill do all in my power to elevate the standard of my profes- sion and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the Practice ofsmy calling: With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. The Culmination of a Great Life II Timothy 4:6-8 ForI am already on the point of being sacrificed; the time of my departure has come. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Henceforth there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that Day, and not only to me, but also to all who have loved His appearing. Dr eliotn, . aAvlor BIR Kee i yy SS eS a ES ee Gauss a cS acs SY) Sate © Sinai oO = u a) Ch Tice Walter . NO SMOKING DR. H. C. MESSERSCHMIDT DR. JOHN H. BENSON DR. H. L. BROCKMAN DR. MAX P. ROGERS Medicine Medicine Surgery Surgery DR. E. A. SUMNER DR, O, B, BONNER DR. N. S. STIREWALT Surgery Ear, Nose, and Throat Medicine and Obstetrics DR. W. C. PARKS DR. W. K. McCAIN Medicine and Dermatology Medicine DR. F. W. WOODRUFF Medicine and Obstetrics DR. KARL SHEPARD Medicine DR. HELEN HALL Anesthetist DR. M. H. SLATE - DR. M. L. SLATE DR. J. W. SLATE i Medicine and Obstetrics DR. WILLIAM B. DONALD, JR. DR. KENNETH M. CHEEK Opthalmologist Medicine Eye Physician and Surgeon ‘ RRBALEEERRES 4 erbitty a8 : s Suriey 3 9 DR. C. W. LEWIS DRee Atm eh ORGUN EN, Obstetrics and Gynecology Medicine Sei DR. J. S. GILLIAM Urology DR. C. R. RIDGE DR. L. U. CREECH Medicine Medicine a DR. C. W. PARKS - DR. M. B. DAVIS DR. M. B. LEATH Medicine Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat DR. GEORGE J. MEYER Obstetrics and Medicine DR. L. S. AVERETT, JR. - DR. PAUL H. BRIGMAN DR. C. L. GRAY Obstetrics and Medicine Radiology DR. JACK HUNT Medicine DR. C. H. INGRAM - DR. GEORGE T. WOOD Surgeons DR. MARCUS ADERHOLDT Pediatrics DR. G. G. PERRY Proctology NQ SMOKING AE RSLS SALE ALOE NO @ORING DR. J. G. GROOME DR. I. B. MILLER Medicine Medicine and Obstetrics DR. WALTER TICE - DR. L. L. WILKINSON Medicine Medicine and Surgery DR Ga WHI LEN Medicine DR ie Dil “SON DRERa Va CROSS DR. A. R. CROSS Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. R. H. JENNINGS Dermatology DR. S. S. SAUNDERS - DR. KENNETH GEDDIE DRe Jin Bo LYNCH Pediatrics DR. E. W. SCHAFER DR. P. B. DAVIS - DR. ASA PARHAM Orthopedic Surgery Surgery DR. HELEN HORN Pathology DR. F. W. GROSS DReWiee Hem bilavel bie DR. W. W. TYSON Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Medicine Z | ita ON N © a” BACK ROW Mr. Horace S. Haworth Mr. Holt McPherson Mr. Thomas C, Ragsdale Mr. Charles E. Hayworth Mr. Henry A. Foscue Mr. Thomas C. Latimer Mr. Joe A. Johnson Mr. Schubal C. Kirkman NOT PICTURED Mr. Charles A. Amos Mr. Sidney A. Gayle Mr. Amos R. Kearns Mr. O. Arthur Kirkman Board of Trustees FRONT ROW Mr. William B. Hall Mr. Fred P. Ingram Mr. D. C. Mac Rae M r. Robert T. Amos Mr. F. Logan Porter Mr. Curtis Smithdeal Admiral Mr. W.R. Peters Mr. G. W. Dixon VICE- ADMIRAL Mr. Shannon Blanton Mrs. Margaret Swaim Mrs. Elizabeth Ennis IN CHARGE OF BUSINESS OFFICE SECRETARY OF NURSING SCHOOL ADMITTING OFFICE Left to Right: CAHSIERS: Miss Pat Bradshaw, Mrs. Carolyn Marion, Mrs. Alene Coggins, Mrs. Irene Saunders, Miss Betty Jo McNiell. Course of Instruction and Instructors FRESHMAN -- FIRST TERM Anatomy and) Bhysiology,...0-) chcear f- mom. Rose Smith, A.B. Microbiology =o. .e.tenemoice ase ate ements Meteo mr cenic Charlotte Locke, A.B. Ghemistry Osa. i.e hoa eustte sobre Mol su oul emce omens J. Harley Mourane, M.S. History of (Nursing 7s -eten ee amram ec ee Frances A. Burgess, R.N., A.B. NursingpArtSw.cc -tecn ati atm itt treme memes Lucille Weatherman, R.N., B.S. in Nursing Education Pisycholopy.. « csemeeee eel cme eiecems eck mom. Belncar. Thomas E. Dodamead, A.B. Nutritvonvand.Gooke ry tce es enents ome mm ie Joan Brown, B.S. Health Nurse and Assistant Nuzsing Artssinstructoterm.m-n-n n. samme Erselle Willard, R.N. FRE SHMAN--SECOND TERM Diets herapyen.s.actc- ch ewe hem cts enon a. eer Ann May, B.S. SYexer oleyoate: Pi Wits Go Ait 6 oe 4 GG oR ue Cho Ores © 6 Clyde N. Parker, A.B., M.A. Pharmacology and sliherapeutlcse.ssase-ncnseeee Frances As DULGCSS a k-dN-se os Douglas Calicutt, A.B. Elementary Pathology ..%. . aetonts Petts coMou sae. Helen Horn, M.D. Nursing in General Medical Diseases. ...... Ira Ben Miller, M.D. H.C. Messerschmidt, M.D. John F. Benson, M.D. Karl Shepard, M.D. Nursing in Genenalioureical Diseases ia nmsnsms C.H. Ingram, M.D. L,L. Wilkinson, M.D. Asa Parham, M.D. P.B. DavisseM=sD: G.T. Wood, M.D. W.P. Hinson, M.D. Operatings Roomer echniqu Gca.am msn a. mcn mann Myra Cannon, R.N. Radiology. (ihe... se; adhere or eece tr lee) eae on eames Cyl, Gray,eM Dd: Anesthesiology and Oxygen Therapy........ Blanche Berrier, R.N. JUNIOR YEAR Gommunicable:Diseasecua.w eee). eer en: eee fo AE mel VINC Ly wiv as OrthopediceNurs ince men -men momenta ams men me E.W. Schafer, M.D. GynecologyeNursin oa mum sme ns ieh re mesma tenes C.W. Lewis, M.D. UrologyeNursing ye aa 6mm amen een mene eneome Om CLiiLatiigmivisl). Nursingsin Conditionssot thers yew. genset McLean B. Leath, M.D. Nursing in Conditions of the Ear, Nosevandslbrodaterm-@-umsnen. ei msme momen mar He WeeGLoss Mis: ObstetricsNunSin ogo. a. ).0s 0am der meneame ReVee GCOS Shmlvis: Bobbie Everhart, R.N. BmergencyaNursingee.e anya. e se me ecm n Kenneth M. Cheek, M.D. Max Po Rogers, MD; SENIOR YEAR Pediatric Nut Sin pcs .scasmnea- cian ion mon mcelm cae The Children's Hospital Washington, D.C. PsychiatriceNursin omen meee eee nelee LL enduseliospital Philadelphia, Pa. Houses Mothers7 28.2. oe ee ee -..Mrs. Maude Blair Mrs. Helen McBee nN no MISS FRANCES A. BURGESS, R.N., A.B. Director of Nurses Navigators MISS MYRA CANNON, R.N. Operating Room Techniques MR. THOMAS E, DODMEAD, A.B. Psychology MR, J. HARLEY MOURANE, M.S. Chemistry MRS, BOBBIE EVERHART, R.N. Obstetric Nursing MRS. CHARLOTTE LOCKE, A.B. Microbiology MISS JOAN BROWN, B.S. Nutrition and Cookery MISS ANN MAY, B.S. Diet Therapy MRS. MAUDE BLAIR Housemother MISS ROSE SMITH, A.B. Anatomy and Physiology MR. DOUGLAS CALICUTT, A.B. Pharmacology and Therapeutics Miss Lucille Weatherman, R.N. NURSING ARTS INSTRUCTOR Lieutenants Mrs, Erselle Willard, R. N. Miss Louise Durham, R.N. ASSISTANT NURSING ARTS INSTRUCTOR ASSISTANT NURSING ARTS INSTRUCTOR HEALTH DIRECTOR Asai Seamen First Class MISS CAROLYN FRYE, R.N. Director of Nursing Service MRS. NINA LINGERFELT, R.N. MRS. RUTH CURLIE, R.N. MRS. MURIEL CREECH, R.N. 7-3 Supervisor 3-11 Supervisor 11-7 Supervisor 26 L MRS, PEGGY BECK, R.N. MISS HILDA DENNIS, R.N. MRS. MARY MARSHALL, R.N. MRS. LOIS MODLIN, R.N. Head Nurse Medical - Head Nurse Medical - Head Nurse Pediatrics Head Nurse Pediatrics Surgical Surgical MRS. ETHELYN JUSKA,R.N. MISS MARTHA PARTON, R.N. Emergency Room Nurse Emergency Room Nurse MRS. PEGGY CHEVES, R.N. MISS BARBARA SHORT,R.N. MRS. IRMA MOCK, R.N. MRS. OPHELIA CORBITT,R.N. Head Nurse Medical - Colored Section Head Nurse Colored Section Head Nurse Surgical Head Nurse Medical [ana eee mega MRS. MARY HODGIN, R.N. MRS. NANCY DAVIS, R.N. MRS. GLENNA CLARK, R.N. Head Nurse Obstetrics Head Nurse Labor-Delivery Head Nurse Obstetrics Room Sea Sec Cl MRS. BOBBIE EVERHART, R.N. MRS. RUBY PIERCE, R.N. Obstetrical Supervisor Nursery Supervisor MRS. ANN LINTHICUM, R.N. MRS. NORAM TOLLIVER, R.N. MRS, IRIS DULL, R.N. MISS SUE RAYLE, R.N. Head Nurse Obstetrics Head Nurse Obstetrics Head Nurse Obstetrics Head Nurse Medical MRS. MYRA CANNON, R.N. MISS JOYCE BURROWS, R.N. MISS DOROTHY COLLINS, Operating Room Supervisor Operating Room Staff Nurse R.N. Operating Room Staff Nurse nen ond ASS MISS INEZ McCOY, R.N. MISS BLANCHE BERRIER, R.N. Anesthetist Anesthetist MRS. CLARA McPHERSON, MRS. PEGGY McCASLIN, MRS. BETTY ODAM, R.N. MISS RA YMA HEDGECOCK, RN. R.N. Head Nurse Surgical R.N. Operating Room Staff Nurse Operating Room Staff Nurse Head Nurse Surgical DR. C. L. GRAY Radiologist Left to Right are: Miss Lillie Mae Moore, Miss Gertrude Edgerton, Mrs. Marie Caskey, and Miss Norma Richardson. Pathology DR. HELEN HORN Miss Catherine Reaves, chief technician; Mrs. Nancy Lewis, Miss Nancy Durham, Mrs. Vera Kearns, Miss Josephine Davis, Mrs. Peggy Barter, Maid - Margaret Smith. Bes Oe is Class Officers President ..... Suzie Neese Vice Pres......Faye Sutton Sec Treas . Lou Anice Dodson SociauGhairmeane si, Leg ey Brower Seniors PEGGY SUE BROWER High Point, N.C. w Peg I Saw Loved ELIZABETH ANN CHAMBERS LOU ANN DAW Mayodan, N.C, Faison, N.C. Betts “Belle” The Fair, the Chaste, Expressive She.” I have no superfluous leisure 34 Seniors LOU ANICE DODSON Liberty, N.C. Louie Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. NANCY HAYWORTH High Point, N.C, Red work is love made visible. MARTHA DARLENE FARRINGTON Marthy” Colfax, N.C. Good Counsellors lack no clients.” ” Seniors LORETTA ANN LEDBETTER Mayodan, N.C. Better True Nobility is Exempt from Fear BARBARA ANN MARSHALL REBECCA LOUISE OWENS Colfax, N.C, Randleman, N.C, : Marsh Tootsie Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment “For every why, she had a wherefore” 36 Seniors REBECCA MITCHELL Mayodan, N.C, Mitch Can anybody remember when the times were not hard, and money not scarce BETT Y SUE NEESE MARTHA NELL McCLINTOCK Greensboro, N,C, Climax, N.C. Esuzies Mac “There is no place as delightful as home” Second thoughts are even wiser 37 Seniors VELMA RICHARDSON Eagle Springs, N.C, Rich And out of mind as soon as out of sight” MARTHA FRANCES SCEARCE JULIA FAYE SUTTON Trinity, N.C. Mt, Olive, N.C. Scearcie Jukes Love overcomes all obstacles” 38 A rolling stone gathers no moss” Seniors NANCY LEE WATSON Toast, N.C, Wat To work at the things you love, or for those you love, is to turn work into play and duty into privilege . “ oes } : il JANE LEWIS HOLT ROGERS Daughter of Dr, Mrs. C. W. Lewis Son of Dr, Mrs. M. P, Rogers Mascot Mascot 39 BEST ALL AROUND Loretta Ledbetter MOST STUDIOUS Lou Ann Daw MOST UNDERST ANDING Darlene Farrington oF 2 ay MOST VERSATILE Nell McClintock MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Frances Scearce BEST PERSONALITY Velma Richardson FRIENDLIEST Nancy Hayworth MOST INTELLECTUAL Faye Sutton WIT TIEST Rebecca Mitchell MOST DEPENDABLE Elizabeth Chambers | MOST TALENTED l Betty Sue Neese MOST PROFESSIONAL Barbara Marshall Our Voyage The time was one o'clock Septem- ber 20, 1953 when twenty-nine scared girls, all shapes and sizes, began their three yearsmcruiseito anvexciting des— tination - registered nurses. Never thinking about what was in store for us, we carried our baggage to issued quarters whichwas then located on Ho- well Street. We were met at the door by two stewardesses: Miss Shupp, our instructor; and Mrs. Blair, our house- mother. Uncertain smiles soon became our friends and before the night had be- gun, we were the loudest crowd ever. The next six months included books, studying, andclasses. These books were heavy inmore ways than one. You really had to be on your toes when 'Oscar' , our skeleton, appeared before us. March 17th finally rolled around and we received our caps. After that, the time passed fast and before we rea- lized it, we were called second mates or half stripes. More responsibility had been put on our weak shoulders as Juniors but we were proud to bear it. Some could not endure the load and fell along the way while the rest trodded on. Activities! No holiday was missed without a party or dance to fill the night. Skating, tennis, and we must not forget the City Lake, filled our time off duty. While some were in Obstetrics, Sur- gery, the diet kitchen, or scattered throughout our ship, four brave souls departed from the deck for three months, our first affiliation - Friends Hospital ine! Philly tu Soon: oUremoremecitson Childrens in Washington, D.C. 42 In September of '55 we were proud to add to our caps a little black band. You cannever imagine how much spirit and encouragement were added. Now wewere Seniors! This year was mostly spent away from our homes and classmates because of our affiliations. Now it is time for our life-long dream - graduation. Our exciting cruise will soon be over but our life is just beginning. Many a storm has passed and tumbled us toward the rocks, yet sixteen of us have survived. Stillengravedinour hearts will re- main the Florence Nightingale Pledge, Topass my life in purity and to prac- tice my profession faithfully-. ' Peggy Brower = We, the first mates of High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, of the year 1956, being of sea sick minds and salty bodies re) do hereby declare this to be our last will. Article I To the ''Good Ship , our hospital we leave our lasting loyalty and devotion? Article II To the Captains andcrewwe leave our admirationand appreciation for their guidance and patience during our three wind blown years. ATtICles i) To the second mates we leave our black bands, more responsibilities, af- filiation, and publishing ''The Lighted Lamp . PT tte les y To the swabies we leave nite duty, day classes, and high aims and goals. Article V. I, PEGGY SUE BROWER, bestow upon Joyce Owens and Jeanette Darnell my love of fine automobiles and men. I, ELIZABETH CHAMBERS, will my love of T A's to Shirley Cobb and the fortunate few in surgery. I, LOU ANN DAW, will a heart sound as a Bell' to Francis King. I, LOU ANICE DODSON, bestowupon Joy Thomasmy ability to become so well acquainted with Virginia men. I, DARLENE FARRINGTON, ''Marthy , bestow upon Joyce Hilland Diane Dan- iels my wonderful personality and undying love for the opposite sex. I, NANCY HAYWORTH, leave a suggestion to all detectives and Helen Butler about my private love affairs, ''The trees in the forest are many . I, LORETTA LEDBETTER, refuse to will my desire to become the bride ofa certain ''Groome , but will leave my unused Fab box tops to Sylvia Blue. I, BARBARA MARSHALL, will my desire to become a doctor's special nurse to Carma Willard. I, REBECCA MITCHEL L, bestow upon Ann Adams my love of life and mis- chievous energetic ways. I, NELL McCLINTOCK, will myrunny hose, torn uniforms, old tests, and notes to McKinney and Pierce. I, REBECCA OWENS, will my humor, reading material, and love of tennis to Geneva Black. I, SUSIE NEESE, bestow upon Libby Hyatt the ability to obtaina ''sparkler during shore leave. I, VELMA RICHARDSON, will to the second mates my days on affiliation in hopes they will enjoy them as much as I did. I, FRANCES SCEARCE, will my love of ''Campbells' to Horner and Draughn. I, FAYE SUTTON, leave my intellectual ability to Stewart and Long. I, NANCY WATSON, will my love for ''Kenneths to Hulda Brantley. SMOOTH SAILING FOR EVERYONE Nancy Hayworth y 43 ee n. an . . f oo S$ c a, 36 , pu ed into dock at the First Met 10 iss ere at this globe seeing the les in (5195 sé verale § Fears Fieve “patsed since our ship, deze of Chiirch finishing our three years of voyage at dear old HPMH,. As Is tion of my classmates, Irecall the daydreams we had and theair- -C tles we built; but in this yeag g %. At is not a world of phantasy but one of reality. ot see Faye Sutton and Nell McClintock rendering their services to our=be- Out in the wide open West © loved cowboys. They worked hard, and they finally got there. a Upinthe old cold North, much to my surprise, I see Becky eran at our affiliation for the mentally ill, sharing her pleasant personality with those who need it mosts Not too far from Mitchell's abode Darlene Farrington is worki g hard in her chosen profession at Harriss ‘ burg, Pa. Your guess is as good as miste.. about her last-name, “i uit I bet it is Woodcock. well to get out of the South. The other thirteen of us just love geod’ ‘southern cooking tog Nancy @Watson is dividing her time between children i in 1 the.waré and the Ward Children. She isquite a busy nurse and mother, doing a good job at both. Lou Ann Daw's air-castle didnot fall; she went Home. just’ son County Memorial at Clinton, N.C. ‘ My dear former roommate, Betsy Chambers, has her handy hu. of- “Paynes” these days, nowthat she has two little Paynes at home and. many pains at High Point Memorial, Y eS is getting it by the ie ep, ke she, Urns to nurse the people in Samp- a Ge . Velma Richardson had always longed for loads of eee sunshine, and bundles since she is a head nursery nurse, Susie Wray, formerly Neese, is enjoying private duty at, ‘Cone Memorial in G David have made a happy home there for their little ones.� After taking a post-graduate course in operating room techitique, Rebecca Owens has:made an excellent nsboro, N.C. She and be | CLO LOS supéryisor of the operating room at Randolph Memorial in Asheboro, N.C. Jsée Barbara Marshall did well for herself. Not every nurse has a doctor for a husbad, but Marsh got | herself one. Dr, Stout,is quite proud of his nurse too! at After two or three “Years of changing diapers on the pediatric ward at Cone Metnorial for such alow salary, Nancy Hayworth is now in the U.S. Senate fighting for better wages and wofking conditions for the nursing profession. f Yep! Peggy Brower finally made good and it wasn't the car she fell for ghis time but the man who Mr. and Mrs, Dobbins have made their home in Florida. A fooled everyone. She is not dro Who said Lou Anice Dodson would be an old maid? We all dj and shé only efficient nurse in Richmond, Va., but a most capable wife iv ces Scearce has made an excellent R.N. and has devoted her A ili Nps the little Campbells, tld is tremendous, but the sixteen of us hope we have plg fed at least a small part in making it a’ mans lace to live for those with aches and pains, It has beén nice telling you the location of class at s, but now it is time for me to take my little Saat in a ps See : tices eae” Class Officers t President . ...Laurine Gaddy é Vice Pres. ... Diane Daniels Secretary=..0-is5..J0y Lhomas Treasurer . Margaret Pierce a Juniors ANN ADAMS Studious and curious... . little time wasted ; SYLVIA BLUE - Cute and mischievous .... good humor, sense, and wit GENEVA BLACK Tall and Sedate .. . .industrious at work and play HULDA BRANTLY Quiet and Reserved ... .Small but not unimportant HELEN BUTLER Friendly and likable ....A gay companion : SHIRLEY COBB Keen and observant.... Smiles at her troubles Juniors DIANE DANIELS Thoughtful and merry... . .Vice Pres, Junior class, JENETTE DARNELL Co-operative and understanding .... Loves a good time. © SHIRLEY DRAUGHN A friend to all... .2nd_ vice Pres, Student Government. LAURAINE GADDY Conscientious and interested in others . . . .Pres, of class, JOYCE HILL A heart of gold... .Loved by others, MARGARET HORNER . Quiet and reserved ... .Tiny as can be oO Juniors BY “y, ys ELIZABETH HYATT Good leader . . . .Blood Pres- sure Editor, FRANKIE KING Full of life ... .Alt. Sec. Student Government SYLVIA LESTER Never a dull moment... .The person it takes to succeed PEGGY LONG Quiet and cooperative .... Domestic SUE McKINNEY Neat as a pin... .Serves others with a smile JOYCE OWENS Friendly . . . Always will- ing to help when she can “ MARGARET PIERCE Serene and capable...Tres. Junior Class FRANKIE ROACH Always ready with a smile... ...Never too busy to help. JOAN STEWART Sincere and conscientious... Gay and musical JOY MAE THOMAS Red hair and freckles... Good sport always...Sec. Class CARMA WILLIARD Versatile...At ease with others BILLIE ANN YOUNGER Sweet and sincere...Does not shrink from responsibility Juniors ZG: ee “The Nurse’ The world grows better year by year, because some nurse in her little spere; puts on her apron and grins and sings and keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills, to remedy mankinds's numberless ills. Feeding the babies, answering the bells, being polite with a heart that rebels. Se Longing for home and all the while doing each duty with a bright cheerful smile. Blessing the newborn babies first breath; closing the,evyes thateare:stilljin death. Taking the blame for so many mistakes, Oh dear! What a lot of patience it takes. _—= — Goineo olltedutysateseven,o clock, but called back on special at seven fifteen with woe in her heart, but it must not be seen. Morning and evening, noon, and night, just doing it over and hoping it's right. When we lay down our caps and cross the bar, Oh Lord, will you give us just one little star? To wear in our crowns with our uniforms new, in that City above where the head nurse is You. Sa ag oS mee YW 2 SU fy, ( ym at om Class Officers PVeslaciten- aa Anns Miller Vices presuss sa. Nelda Hill Secretive -Viabye) 0; CULDIN Berea suleire.te.) Doris Roney Freshmen f io Mary Jo Currin Joan Earl Freshmen Mary Ann Lee a Susan Leonard Freshmen Geraldine Thompson Shirley York Betty Phelps Patsy Tate pee at Switchbo MRS, KATHRYN SPENCER, R.N. Perator Drugs and Supplies ST seis ee URE i Re Personnel HOUSEKEEPING Mrs, Piercie in charge Mrs, Mary Green UPISS, BUS SU DIN BS 7d es WA UU Nee pe hee aaa ae Misea Wel rowell eee LG PePRW SI DION Teliccss coc - tse. Mrs. W- D2 Simmons, sa. ee ON WAV CMePR WOLD EN Tigsy socks se oh, occas Mrs. Mayne Bundy Pee On DING SECRETARY) «Jl. 25. ais 3 os Mrs. Authur M. Utley HURTS EN SUIISIRS sa. ela ee GSO cy ean Goi te SN arn ays Mrs. Naw Garland COIR! oPONDING SECRETARY . 2... 4% MristeioracesRapan aur. The Student Nurses and Patients wish to extend their sincere appreciation to the Women's Guild for the numerous things they have done to add to our enjoy- ment. A book shower was given and a review of Opra Carmen, the book Castle Garve was contributed to the other additions to our library. Two hair dryers were presented to the students. Again the students were entertained at a Christ- mas Teaanda picnic is scheduled this summer. The Women's Guild also assisted with commencement and capping exercises. They pay the salary of Mrs. Mary Green, social worker who writes letters for patients, distributes their mail, and runs errands for them. Private Duty Nurses’ Club Medical Auxiliary Blood Pressure Reading BACK ROW, left to right: RYSPOMOGS go ao od oga40 LOU ANN DAW MARY JO CURRIN REBECCA MITCHELL SYLVIA LESTER SEATED, left to right: Associates Gitoleren encore JOAN STEWART EGitOrrawereudeechesens ey eehen ELIZABETH HYATT ASSOCLATCHECILOLSe meneame mene JOYCE HILL 60 Officers of Student-Faculty Government ae. hat, 7 bro, PRESIDENT a“ Barbara Marshall Be YS - SECRET ARY Faye Sutton Left toright: Darlene Farrington, TREASURER; Loretta Ledbetter, IST VICE PRESIDENT; Shirley Draughn, 2ND VICE PRESIDENT; and Frankie King, ALTERNATE SECRETARY. Annual Staff Not Pictured; Art Editor--- REBECCA OWENS Typist--- NANCY WATSON | LOU ANN DAW BARBARA MARSHALL Advisor--- EVELYN JUSKA, R.N. Editor--- DARLENE FARRINGTON Assistant Editor---LORETTA LED- BETTER Business Manager---NANCY HAY- WORTH Assistant Business Manager--- ELIZABETH CHAMBERS Advertisements Managers- VELMA RICHARDSON REBECCA MITCHELL | UE . Rd tee We. BR SS 2208 Re @ ie tke Be ees OUR SUPPORTERS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1956 THE MEDICAL STAFF HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Compliments of YOW’S FUNERAL HOME ‘If you need an ambulance now just call Dave Yow”’ Telephone 3337 High Point Compliments of WILLIAMS SALES CO. Wholesale Lumber and Plywood High Point, N.C. Sumter, S.C. SINCE 1831 Within Your Wishes Within Your Means KOONCE FUNERAL HOME, Inc. Ambulance Service Prone 4545 DALLAS INC. sali Designers and Manufacturers of fine Sofas and Chairs Compliments of R. HOE CO., INC. Compliments of MUSSELMAN AND WAYNE ESSO SERVICE CENTER SOCK SHOP 158 S. Wrenn St. Hosiery for the entire family HIGH POINT DRY CLEANERS HATTERS 206 E. Washington St. Phone 9924 Best Wishes from BORDEN COMPANY Phone 5051 High Point IDYAULTLJANS: TINKC.. Congratulates ’56 Graduates GILBERT'S SHOE STORE ‘Only Dealer for Clinic Nurses’ Shoes’’ Phone 9683 High Point _THE CLINIC SHOE | Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. and Canada For Young Women in White Compliments BELK-BECK CO. a PRIVATE DUTY NURSES’ CLUB High Point’s largest, leading department store “Get an education in Thrift shopping” at BELK-BECK in High Point, N.C. HAROLD C. DAVIS, INC. CUMBY-ORELL MORTUARY Funeral Directors Broad St. at Chestnut Phone 5045 Compliments of THE LILLY COMPANY English Street Phone 4558 THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE Your home newspaper since 1885 Daily and Sunday High Point TRADE- is as universal as the human race, as ancient as the first barter when two men got what both wanted, and each gained while neither lost. Increase your trade with fine advertising peece(lll| COMPANY -Lellerbresr - Comblete Frinting Sonic Litho shy . HIGH POINT NORTH CAROLINA PHONES: 9330-9385 MANN’S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE Lexington, N.C. Thomasville, N .C. High Point, N.C. Kannapolis, N.C. Reidsville, N.C. Burlington, N.C. Sanford, N.C. MARIETTA PAINT COMPANY Compliments of STAR SALES CO. GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Royal typewriters HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE COMPANY The major appliance store REDWINE HARDWARE CO. 208 N. Main St. Phone 3444 JANET’S SHOP 124 S. Main St. High Point Compliments of PAUL SMITH STUDIO Compliments of a friend QUALITY SHOE STORE, INC. ‘ Shoes for all the family”’ Compliments of CECIL’S DRUG STORE Compliments of RAINBOW DINER Special lunches Compliments of GILLS LADIES’ SHOP DAWSONS LADY SHOP Ladies fine wearing apparel Compliments of WHITLARKS FLOWERS AND GIFTS Compliments of PRINCESS CAFE Compliments of SINGER SEWING CENTER Compliments of WRIGHT’S CLOTHING STORE TOBIAS Compliments of NASH JEWELRY LOAN CO. Compliments of FASHION SHOP 120 S. Main St. Phone 9697 Compliments of LEYLES CHEVROLET: CO: Compliments of J.W. SECHREST AND SON, INC. Serving the community since 1897 Phone 3349 RIALTO THEATRE Congratulates ’56 Graduates 107 N. Main Compliments of Emma Lou FASHION BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of ELLINGTON FLORIST 2418 S. Main St. DIFFENDAL’S FLOOR COVERING, INC. 743 N. Main St. — Phone 3066 IDOL—GREEN CO. 115 W. Washington St. — Telephone 5069 Real estate sales—Mortgage loans—Realtors High Point, N.C. CULCLASURE’S JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds’’ High Point, N.C. Phone 9797 Compliments of a friend KOONTS—McGHEE Drug Company — Opposite post office High Point, N.C. Phone 3373 COLLIER ELLIS and COMPANY 414 N. Wrenn High Point N.G ROSE RADIO SALES SERVICE Motorola radio and television 438 N. Wrenn St. Phone 9832 ELLIOTT’S FLOWERS ‘We Wire Flowers”’ Phone 5036 SAMPLE SHOE STORE 119 N. Main St. ‘ Shoes for the entire family’’ t Herbert and Lillian Compliments of HIGHLAND MOTORS Your Cadillac and Oldsmobile dealer Compliments of COLTRANE—GRAHAM CONTRACTORS Compliments of S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY 5-—10—25¢ stores High Point LIBBY’S STORE High Point’s Newest Store 134 S. Main St. High Point Compliments of TOOT-TELL Compliments of PIEDMONT AUTO FINANCE Opposite Post Office Phone 9190 High Point Compliments of McLEOD’S ESSO SERVICE, INC. 275 S. Wrenn St. High Point SNOW STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 206 N. Main St. Phene.9758 N.C. High Point ROSE FURNITURE CO., INC. Complete Home Furnishings Westinghouse Kelvinator Appliances High Point, Thomasville, Asheboro Compliments of a friend Dixie Soda Shop DIXIE SODA SHOP Compliments of JAKES DELIVERY S. L. CARPENTER JEWELER 113 W. Washington St. Compliments of JACOBS MEN SHOP ALBERT’S JEWELERS 146 S. Main St. High Point Compliments of BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC. Phone 4551 — 4552 — 5492 JARRETT’S STATIONERY CO. Established 1902 106 N. Wrenn Street RING—HARRIS PHARMACY ‘Prescriptions a speciality” 122 N. Main St. Phone 2-3333 ELM STREET GROCERY CO. ‘ Fresh Meats and Groceries’’ 413 Elm St. Phone 3323-3324 Compliments of a friend Compliments of EAGLE SANDWICH SHOP Compliments of FRIEDMAN’S Ladies’ Ready to Wear for those who care 122 S. Main St. High Point NG VOGUE CLEANERS 751 N. Main St. Dial 5613 Pick up — Delivery LESTER’S JEWELERS Lester C. Morgan 144-46 N. Main St. Phone 252] MANUFACTURERS SUPPLY CO. 722 English St. Phone 5948 R. Bruce Surratt, President CAROLINA TOOL COMPANY Distributors Cornwell Quality Tools 811 N. Main St. Phone 5989 SAMUEL HYMAN Jeweler — Gift shop High Point REX BARBER SHOP 310 S. Main St. Phone 4253 ROSAINE Exclusive, but not expensive High Point NIG; PEGRAM—BURTON, INC. 129 S. Main St. High Point BEDFORD SALES COMPANY 430 N. Wrenn Phone 904] Heating — Cooling IRVING’S SURPLUS STORES, INC. - 224 E. Washington St. Phone 6407 THE DOG HOUSE Sandwiches of all kinds 660 N. Main St. Phone 6953 NELSON FLORIST and DECORATORS, INC. 222 N. Main St. — Phone 3265-6901 FLYTHE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and bonds 210 N. Main St. Phone 9847 HIGH POINT HAIRDRESSER 204 Wright Building Phone 5418 GREEN’S DRUG STORE 610 N. Main St. High Point STAMEY’S LUGGAGE SHOP 759 N. Main St. High Point BECKERS TAILORING CO. 108 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. High Point’s oldest leading tailors GUILFORD FINANCE 203 S. Main St. High Point REGAL RESTAURANT 604 N. Main St. Phone 5425 Private Dining Room — Parties Invited GUILFORD OPTICAL CO. 210 N. Main St. Phone 5647 HARRY YIPS LAUNDRY 212 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. ‘ We do everything neatly’’ MYRTIES 112 S. Main St. Phone 3746 Best Wishes from SWARTZBERG’S CO. 125 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. Compliments of a friend Compliments of BOTTOMS-FISKE TRUCK LINES INC. HUNTER COMPANY Distributor of Duran Upholstery Material Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Phone 3284 1801 S. Main St. High Point Compliments of EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT STORE 142 S. Main St. High Point Compliments of LINDALE DAIRY CORP. “Milk is to health as health is to happiness.” Phone 4538 High Point “Visit Perkinson’s for Quality Merchandise’’ PERKINSON JEWELRY CO. Phone 9275 110 N. 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