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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

= pa eh es Foes. a cad Wey 4 pre Soe 2 inte oe See See peace Sees J ec “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A with thy might” HIGH POINT, N. C. Page Two NC BE Scie PAU XIV, TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication e ° ® ° ° © ° e e ® ° ° e ° e ° Foreword e e e e e e e s e e e e e e e e MedicaliStarte . .80. mc. clece eee ennC Es PNebeakhshtcumectakeba “Fee oo «woo G © 4 6 € a « Hospital and Nursing School’Staitr) tes cue. Seniors. 3. s he es tee eee On on oat oS JUNLOTS oo 6 She chs cue: ee ne ec eatwolsnt-ere eon Sh Ao 6 ob 6 6 eo © % Dormitory and Hospitals {Cana -m-mn- an me CHV MIENE RM! 5 4 6 G o o 6 5 56 5 0 6 6 8 Snapshots ° ° 2 e ° ° e e ° ° ° ° e e e ° lerpenoies Ar Me 8 6 mo 8 H a a © 6 6 8 4 Last Willeand | estarnivent a at saeciee nn cae ee eee Advertisements ses ue cue cue ee Ye eA 41 S)S) 61 65 74 80 oS 86 87 DEDICATION In honor of the many efforts in helping us achieve our goal as professional nurses, we lovingly dedicate 'The Exghted Lamp of 1958 to Miss Lucille) Weatherman, By this token, we wish to express our gratitude for in_ spiration as well as knowledge gained with your help, Thank you. The Senior Class of 1958 Page Three FOREWORD Once upon a time'' has been the beginning for many stories that everyone has read at some time. As the years flow by, it 1s our fondest hope that you can pick up “The Lightedgisamp sote1 956 and its story will unfold before you. It is not a fairytale, but it tells a story of twenty-one girls, the things and people that were so near: to them during the;years) |955ithroughelg s. The theme chosen for “Theplightedslamperisshands msinces sn these years our hands have been an important part of us. Through- out, you will see these hands at work and play. This record of our lives has calleditor labor patience, soy al— ty and devotion from everyone concerned, We are sure that in the years to come we will look at “the liehtedsizamp,, Ssomalesand remember our part in its' composition. We will be proud that we had somesparteneite To you and to ourselves we present ''The Lighted Lamp! or ato MARY JO CURRIN Editor Page Four MEDICAL STAFF Strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and ready hands ! ah Fi tj DR. I. B. MILLER DR. KENNETH M. CHEEK DR. EUGENE T. TERRELL DR. ELDORA TERRELL Medicine Medicine Be Mis 2 igiisiiig. a. DR. KARL SHEPARD Medicine DR. JOHN F. BENSON DR. H. C. MESSERSCHMIDT DR. JACK HUNT Medicine Medicine DR. H. L. BROCKMAN DR. MAX P. ROGERS DR. GEORGE T, WOOD Surgery Surgery DR. C. H. INGRAM DR. ASA PARHAM Surgery DR. PHILLIP B. DAVIS DR. WALTER TICE DR. L. L. WILKINSON Surgery Medicine Surgery DR. M. L. SLATE DR. W. K. McCAI Medicine, Gynecology Medicine DR. H. K. BENNETT Medicine DR. A. P. FORTNEY DR. GEORGE J. MEYER Medicine Medicine be] ‘A . oP Loe t DR, L. U. CREECH DR. C. R. RIDGE Medicine Medicine DR, WILLIAM H. FLYTHE DR, WOODROW W. TYSON Internal Medicine DR. F. G, WOODRUFF DR. L. S. AVERETT DR. PAUL H. BRIGMAN Medicine Medicine Obstetrics DR, R. G. JENNINGS DR. W, CRAIG PARKS Dermatology Internal Medicine DR, N. S. STIREWALT DR. O. B. BONNER DR. J. W. SLATE DR. E, A. SUMNER Medicine ESESNa le Medicine Surgery DR. J. G. GROOME DR, W. B. DONALD DR. F. W. GROSS Medicine Eye Bo Ilo Wc DR. MARCUS ADERHOLDT Pediatrics DR, S. S. SAUNDERS DING Io 18 INANE! DR, KENNETH GEDDIE DR. R. T. WILDER Pediatrics Ear, Nose, Throat DR. HAROLD R. HOKE DR. C. W. LEWIS Obstetrics, Gynecology Obstetrics, Gynecology % DR, J. E. SLATE Medicine, Obstetrics DR, T. D. TYSON DR. ROBERT ARTHUR DR. A. R. CROSS DR. R. V. CROSS Obstetrics, Gynecology Obstetrics, Gynecology 7 CS 4 { “y DR. J. S. GILLIAM DR. G. G. PERRY Urology Proctology DR. HELEN HORN Pathology DR. N. C. JOHNSON DR, EARL W. SCHAFER DR. C. L. GRAY Orthopedics Radiology DR. A. B, CROOM Radiology DR. ANGUS G. SARGEANT DR. N. H. CHILES DR. JAMES T, ROBINSON Medicine B. DAVIS Medicine = me a DR. EDWIN O. DIGGS Medicine DR, C. T. WHITTEN Medicine | a BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr. I, Paul Ingle, Chairman (ex-officio) Mr. Shubal C, Kirkman, Chairman Mr, J. Welch Harriss Miri GC. tee latiimes, Mr. Tom J. Kearns Mr. Curtis Smithdeal Mr. Holt McPherson HOUSE COMMITTEE Mr. Col.) Latimers= Ghairman Mri Won Deeiall Mr, J. Brooks Reitzel Mr, J. Welch Harriss AUDITING COMMITTEE Mr. Joe A, Johnson, Chairman Mri. Jomincarns Mr. Charles Hayworth Page Sixteen Mre J.9 Ee Millis Mr. Thomas Ragsdale Mr. Curtis Smithdeal (ex-officio) Mr. I, Paul Ingle (ex-officio) tp PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Mr. Holt McPherson, = Ghairinan Mr. Robert M. Silver Mr. William C. Siceloii WOMEN'S GUILD COMMITTEE Mr. Horace S. Haworth, Chairman Mr. O. A. Kirkman Mrs Eredgh ow ngcaim ADMINISTRATION cz O _— x ja — = = = OQ re N o Lid _— Lu oO. eZ GEORGE DIXON ASSISTANT ADMINISTATOR wu Owe BUSINESS OFFICE Page Nineteen eee Page Twenty ADMITTING OFFICE SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS MRS, JESSIE FOSTER ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY NURSING SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL STAFF 'The hand and mind can use the tools they get ° R 29 A DIRE FRANCES BURGESS, B. MISs | MISS KITTY D. CLINE, B.S., M.ED. Director of Education MRS. BETSY PAYNE, R.N. MISS NANCY HAYWORTH, R.N. Nursing Arts Instructor Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. ANN LINTHICUM, R.N. Clinical Instructor Page Twenty-Three Page Twenty-Four IN APPRECIATION To you, Miss Carolyn Frye, we wish to say a very special thank you, for your untiring and never ceasing faith in us as students. The ef- fort and time you spent, trying to make each of us happy is oft times unrecognized and taken foregranteds You have earnedrournirespectsand shown us a true picture of the professional nurse that we would like and will strive to be as we leave our student days behind us. May your reward be rich for the many favors done for us and your graciousness with our numerous mistakes, Again, may weisay. “lhankyou... CLASS OF 1958 MRS. ETHELYN JUSKA, R.N. 7-3 Supervisor MRS. RUTH CURLEE, R.N. 3-11 Supervisor MRS. DORIS JONES, R.N. 3-11 Supervisor MRS. MURIEL CREECH, R.N. 11-7 Supervisor MRS. HOPE LOFLIN, R.N. 11-7 Supervisor MRS, MARGARET SWAIM Secretary Nursing Office School ef Nursing Page Twenty-Five INSTRUCTORS Anatomy and reece a eG : Microbiology 5s -am iets theo Ghemistry . . Psychology SOCIOlOO Vaew ara amee Pharmacology l . : Fundamentals of Nursing . Professional Adjustments 1. History of Nursing Medical-Surgical Clinical Instructor. NUtrICIONG cy 2 eve ere mee Ome ee mmes Diet: Therapy. Pathology. . ° Operating Room echnmee ° ANGSthesiolo cima. are tsamr tienes nsesnne nnn Nursing in Surgical Diseases. . . Nursing in) MedicaljDiseas cs ar mmsr. Radiology... Obstetrical Nursing . Gynecology . pene ats Evy ee NUIT Si 0 Beas : KHareiNoses WVPEGEKE NeReaae Professional Adjustments II MedicalpMinergencys Nuts tn Ou m mmr Surgical Emergency Nursing Orthopedic Nursing Urnolovical Nursing gare aes menine Medical Nursing Surpica le Nursingalees. Health Nurse Page Twenty-Six . Mrs. Elizabeth Conner, IMaAy bie Mrs. CGharlotte Locke, VAs: oo SMe Jo ellarilevsMouteanesml iene : A o.Ge Rewblins bawaelen eos a 7 « « Mee Wee Collins. habs sas Denes Burgesis, be Ace . Miss Kitty Do 3Cline,) Ry Noe Moa. Mrs.) Betsy C. Payne,aksen. Miss Nancy Hayworth, R.N. Miss Frances Burgess, BA. Miss Kitty D. Cline, R.N. Meed? Mrs. Ann J. -linthicumpa hans . « wee) Mrs,eAnn Holbrook mis as. ss e Mrs Mia Wee Golliiis ae viseer Helen Horne, M.0; Wiles rane BUrgessea ib . -. Miss Blanchesberrier, ae ere - Max P. Rogers, G.eHe Ingram, Asa Parham, Georgerl. aWood, elds me bennett. N. H. Chiless H.C. Messerschimidt, LoD evil eae Angus G. Sargeant, Wattexeiice eGo lem avn ° ° ° e e ° e ° ° SEE EEEEEE Shel ssielleilsisl« e ° eRe GLos ss Robert Arthur, slg aes ae Coe Wie Lewis: Swale B. Donald, . . MacLean B. Leath; oyese tea, ID, KEN ING ING A .Kenneth M. Cheek, 7 eeMasa ea ROp EES mii. D. Hari WwW. ochaten ivi). Joos Selec. M. D. Ann Parsons, R.N. ea eas 2 YoAvoObUD OD Misis) Kitty) Dow Clinese iy NeeiVieesc. Mirsjm beta yeiady erm iaeN. Mis Anni teeta nb lad Currie eniINe Miss Nancy Hayworth, R.N. . Mrs. Anne. Eanthicuimrmin.N. es, Mrs. Colleen Hawkins, R.N. Head Nurse _ MEDICAL - WEST FOUR a ) Mrs. Rose Shaw, R.N. Head Nurse Page Twenty-Seven Mrs, Clara McPherson, R.N. Head Nurse ANESTHETISTS Page Twenty-Eight Mrs. JoAnn Smith, R.N. Head Nurse SURGICAL - WEST TWO Mrs. Helena Coltrane, R.N. Head Nurse Page Twenty-Nine MRS, RUBY PIERCE, R.N. SUPERVISOR OF OBSTETRICS Page Thirty cz edad N ce = Zz LABOR AND DELIVERY ty-One ir Page Th ee oom Be 2% ae penne ort Miss Velma Richardson, R.N. Head Nurse FIRST FLOOR COLORED SECTION Mrs. Ophelia Corbett, R.N. Head Nurse Page Thirty-Two Miss Sylvia Lester, R.N. Head Nurse DRESSING BOOTH . LABORATORY X-RAY Miss Trudy Edgerton Miss Kitty Reeves Chief Technician Chief Technician Page Thirty-Three | t it led Mrs. Lena Edwards, R.N. Head Nurse MRS. KATHRYN SPENCER, R.N. . Supervisor Drugs and Supplies Page Thirty-Four Mrs, Ann Holbrook, Chief Mrs. M. W. Collins, Assistant DIETARY STAFF Page Thirty-Five , ae MEDICAL RECORDS Mrs. Jean Neal PHYSICAL THERAPY Miss Lena Jenkins Page Thirty-Six THE MEDICAL AUXILIARY The Medical Auxiliary of High Point Memorial Hospital is an outstand- ing organization. These women give their time unceasingly for the benefit Dmorieiocmapbney are very active in Student Nurse Recruitment and The SPenoleismippeund. They present tickets to the community concerts, books Pacmag azenes to the ochool of Nursing. The sincere interest is appreci- ated and always remembered. PRIVATE DUTY NURSES Page Thirty-Seven NURSES’ AIDES Page Thirty-Eight Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. HOSPITAL GUILD A. R. Cross -------------------------- _- ----------- --- --------- President Wo Ty Well SH 6 66S eS See ess See eet First Vice-President Harry Bell ------------------------------------------- Second Vice-President Pramas thet === === == = a a a a ee ee ee Recording Secretary Joe Doggett ---------------------------------------- Corresponding Secretary Nan Garland -----------------------------------------+----------- Treasurer Nat Wall ------------------------------------------------- Parliamentarian Mrs. In recognition of their generous and faithful cooperation and in appreciation of their kind and friendly spirit, of time and services rendered so selflessly, we express our heartfelt thanks to the ladies of the Hospital Guild. They have displayed a kindandunselfishinterest in the activities of the nurses and hospital in general. The students have enjoyed immensely the much needed ref- erence books and a second typewriter provided by the Guild and, needless to say, the annual teas and picnics will long be remembered; Also, the Guild has assisted on special occa- sions, such as capping, graduation, and open house, In addi- tion, they have made possible at the hospital - a full time social worker, Mrs. Mary Green, who was succeeded this year by Mrs. Tally Culp. Mary Green Social Worker Page Thirty-Nine OR erie SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kathleen King -------- President Wanda Willard --- Vice-President Isabelle Parsons ------- Secretary Lou H. Frye ---------- Treasurer TYPICAL DAY OF A SENIOR STUDENT NURSE ten. “=i Early to rise. MReady toreworkuas Review Time ! for pleasure. FAIRY LEE ATKINSON Greensboro, North Carolina To make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. SENIORS REBECCA ANN BROWN High Point, North Carolina Can we ever have enough of a good thing? MRS. PEGGY BRUMBLES FRYE Whiteville, North Carolina Out of the wreck I rise. SENIORS MARY JO CURRIN Rocky Mount, North Carolina No limit but the sky. MRS, JOAN EARL THOMPSON Winston Salem, North Carolina “Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment. MRS. BONNIE HALL COOK Haw River, North Carolina Silence is golden. iiiiaispinse Be se MRS, LINDA JOHNSON GRUBB High Point, North Carolina Tomorrow, friends, is another day. SENIORS MRS, LOU ANN HOLLOWAY FRYE Mt. Airy, North Carolina Love is a many splendored thing. MARY KATHLEEN KING Mt. Airy, North Carolina Not lost, but gone before. MRS, MARY ANN LEE MITCHELL High Point, North Carolina “Love conquers all. q ALICE SUSAN LEONARD Greensboro, North Carolina There is nothing so precious as time when your heart is far away. SENIOR BEVERLY WORTH MACKIE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania They also serve who only stand and wait. ANN MORTON MILLER Burlington, North Carolina Virtue is the truest of nobility. SENIORS ISABELLE PARSONS North Wilksboro, North Carolina Everything I like is either illegal, immoral or fattening. ' BETTY PHELPS Goldsboro, North Carolina She who sleeps in continual noise is awakened by silence. ' SENIORS ” ; i DORIS LEE RONEY Burlington, North Carolina Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. PEGGY LOUISE STEINMANN Greensboro, North Carolina Leave silence to angels, I am but human. SENIORS ANN SOUTHERLAND High Point, North Carolina Things are not always what they seem. PATSY ANN TATE Gibsonville, North Carolina J can resist anything but temptation. SENIORS WANDA FAYE WILLARD Mt. Airy, North Carolina “What a life, what a civilization! SHIRLEY ANN YORK Liberty, North Carolina Nowhere to go but out, nowhere to come but back. SENIORS BOBBY CROSS GINGA HOKE Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Hoke Son of Dr. and Mrs. R. V. Cross . ae tae eas aare2 ee 7 HISTORY-CLASS OF 1958 It seems Only yesterday that we were thirty-four scared teen-agers, little knowing the heartaches, joys, hard work, and new experiences in store for us. Our life at High Point Memorial Hospital began on August 28, 1955. We were met in the lobby of our new home that Sunday afternoon by Miss Frances Burgess, who was to be our Director of Nurses, and Miss Lucille Weatherman, our Nursing Arts Instructor, who later became our Educational Director. We were a scared group of girls as we were shown to our rooms that afternoon. The rooms were very modern and nice that day, but almost every thought was turned to home. We were introduced to our roommates and it helped a little to know that someone else was just as lonely as you. Bright and early, the next morning at about eight o'clock, we were found in the cafeteria of the hospital eating our first hospital breakfast. Then off to our first all day classes, then study half the night with the lights dimmed so they could be seen by the housemother. On March 10, 1956, we reached our first goal which - - we thought - - would make us full pledged nurses. Just how wrong could we be? Somehow, we made it thru our freshmen year. We then embarked upon ow junior year, with a lighted class schedule and a heavier work schedule, we began to see a little more of what nurs- ing was really like. During this year we received our training in the special services - - including diet kitchen, operating room, and obstetrics. By now most of us were working those much talked about shifts - - 3-11 and 11-7. These were really new experiences for us, the first night we worked 11-7 in the old building, we were not only scared because of not working alone before, but those dark halls were enough to scare a veteran. The nicest thing about the junior year was that nice, long, three week vacation, Following this, we commenced our much looked forward to - - senior year. Some of us left for one of the affiliations even before becoming seniors. These places - - we had heard so much about from the upperclassmen we thought we knew what to expect but, alas, again we were wrong. We were as surprised and lost as everyone else hadbeen. The last half of our senior year changed several of our classmates from Miss to Mrs. With these changes came still other - - only four seniors were living on our beloved senior hall during the months of May and June. Two of the seniors will not soon forget those two months. With graduation drawing near, and an annual to get out, these months were busy ones for us. As the curtain is closing on the last act of our lives as student nurses, we steal a backward glance and know that these have truly been some of the best years of our lives. We know that we shall long remember and cherish all the friends and memories we have made in these three years. LINDA JOHNSON GRUBB Class Historian Page Fifty-Four JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Amanda Austin----------- President Carol Lashley ------- Vice-President Phyllis Farlow ----------- Secretary Louise Peele -+---------- Treasurer GERALDINE ANDREWS Liberty, North Carolina AMANDA AUSTIN Graham, North Carolina JUDY BOYLEN High Point, North Carolina VIOLA CAIN Ramseur, North Carolina GERALDINE CATES Haw River, North Carolina JUNIORS Page Fifty-Six FRANCES CHISHOLM Candor, North Carolina JUDY CRAVEN Siler City, North Carolina NANCY DAVIS Burlington, North Carolina PHYLLIS FARLOW Sophia, North Carolina SHIRLEY GRIFFIN Draper, North Carolina JUNIORS Page Fifty-Seven Page Fifty-Eight BENNY HYDER High Point, North Carolina CONNIE JOWETT High Point, North Carolina VIRGINIA KEY High Point, North Carolina WILMA KING Mt. Airy, North Carolina CAROL LASHLEY Graham, North Carolina JUNIORS WHEE Gamen URSULA MUELLER Burlington, North Carolina JEAN O'BRIANT Liberty, North Carolina LOUISE PEELE Gibson, North Carolina PATRICIA SAMUELS High Point, North Carolina LETTIE SMITH Allen Jay, North Carolina JUNIORS Page Fifty-Nine Page Sixty SYLVIA TUCKER Archdale, North Carolina JACKIE WATSON High Point, North Carolina CLARA WHITE High Point, North Carolina MAE VAN ZETT High Point, North Carolina JUNIORS RESHMAN F CLASS OFFICERS -- President ey Dowd ----- Vice-President Norma Foster --------- Secre Jane Morgan -------- Shirl LS A CHRISTINE BUTLER MARY FRANCES CHAMBERS ANN ELKINS NORMA FOSTER BONNIE GREEN CAROLYN HARRIS FRESHMEN Page Sixty-Two t 7 GEORGIA JOYCE GAYLE MILLER REBECCA McNEILL DAISEY PURVIS THOMASINE SHIELDS PEGGY SMITH MAMIE JO SNEAD FRESHMEN Page Sixty-Three SARA SPARGER SHIRLEY SURRATT SHELBY TAYLOR SALLIE TEAGUE 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 profession faith- fully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious or mischievous and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to elevate the standard of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keep- ing, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself toithe welfare of thoseicommiuittedstomoyecauwe. Page Sixty-Four EVERYDAY LIVING 'Time hath a taming hand ' STUDENT GOVERNMENT Joan E. Thompson ----------- --------------- President Doris Roney ----------- -----__-_-- First Vice-President Connie Jowett -------------------- Second Vice-President LouH. Frye -------------------------------- Secretary Bennie Hyder ----------------------- Alternate Secretary Judy Boylen --------------------------------- Treasurer Mrs. Ann Linthicum -------------------- Faculty Advisor JOAN E, THOMPSON ‘ President Aap, Page Sixty-Six STUDENT NURSE DORMITORY Mrs. Helen McBee - Counselor - Housemother Maude Blair S. Mr Page Sixty-Seven DORMITORY LIFE MWlaking inte ssc. Getting out the wrinkles, ' Off duty after a hard dayiesworks! wOUTsbigidrneania Page Sixty-Eight DORMITORY LIFE JSigningein NLet'sseatand beamerry.. “What fun!!! Got a date. ''Daily chores - - sad but true. : Page Sixty-Nine HOSPITAL LIFE 'Chow - Time “Taking @ break im oun favorite hangout, ! M Don't Tus hess stiver cusmp lent yar o everyone wg. 'Gettingethingssclean. Page Seventy HOSPITAL LIFE Unelaxitge anose tired muscles, 4! Cultivating that motherly instinct. 'Eixaming the remains. ' Time for another patient. ' Page Seventy-One Page Seventy-Two JEAN O'BRIANT Editor Jean O'Briant 2-2- --------------------__-- =— = Editon Judy Boylen -=--- -------- aoaoseassasase Assistant Editor Connie Jowett —-0---------------- Sac isss - Art Editor Mae Van Zett 2-2.) ----------- -------- Business Manager Frances Chisholm, Lettie Smith ----------------- Typists Louise Peele, Amanda Austin ---------------- -- Reporters Miss Frances Burgess ---------- ------------------ Advisor ANN SOUTHERLAND Assistant Editor ANNUAL STAFF THE LIGHTED LAMP 1 4 ae MARY JO CURRIN Editor “FRIENDLIEST Rebecca Brown “MOST DESERVING Mary Jo Currin BEST ALL AROUND . Thompson JoanE Frye BEST PERSONALITY Lou H. MOST PROFESSIONAL Bonnie H. Cook MOST ORIGINAL Mary L. Mitchell - .entor Superlati: 0 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Isabelle Parsons MOST DEPENDABLE Doris Roney Senior Superlatives NEATEST Ann Southerland WITTIEST Peggy Steinmann MOST UNDERSTANDING “CUTEST Wanda Willard i N be ) ae N Qu. Z. N ee ee OBIE 4: 933588 Page Eighty-Four A NURSE’S HANDS Hands That are“smooth With rounded, short fingernails Well padded joints And little dabs of fat on the finger tips. Hands Yhat are clean With much washing and scrubbing To remove microscopic organisms Lest infection be carried to another. Hands Thatjare kind With sympathy for suffering souls Banishing fear with their touch Very steady and sure. Hands That ar@ reverent In handling the new born babe In closing eyes cold and still In death, Hands that are lovely With much attending to the needs of Mankind TNS imparting of God's benediction Through the ministry ofihands. M. Esther McClain PROPHECY FOR CLASS OF 1958 muiverscight tiring hours on three to eleyen duty, instead of counting Sieepaewe can visualize the girls in the C¥ass of '58 in the not-too-dis- Vemeeunare., We think first of the air castles; so hopefully built m the Jamorsyear, fast-falling in the Senior fear, and completely forgotten at Graduation by Kathleen King, Lee Atkinson, Is Parsons, Peggy Steinmann, Patsy Tate and Mary Jo’Currin. The Navy is-never going to make lieutenants of these girls“as planned. King changed her name to Ingram, and all the time we thought it would be Joyce. Atkinson now studies blue-prints from the Hufford Home Builders when she's off duty. Parsons went back to Washington and sees lots of night life in that exciting city with Phil. Peggy Steinmann thinks that Philadelphia is just wonderfulvas long as Leon is-somewhere near their Logan Home, We now-see Patsy Tate and Larry joining Is-and Phil on the rounds of the fabulous Washington night spots. Jo Currin.is forever taking doc- tor's orders, but now they are mostly from Fred,.so she doesn't mind at all.“ Linda’Grubb, Mary Ann Mitchell, and Lou Ann Frye all have nice homes how in the High Point suburbs and visit each other often. Susie Léonard Walker says the long wait for Glenn was well worth the effort. Wouldn't you know it, this city finally gets one handsome ba- ¢helor doctor, and guess who his office nurses? Why, Betty Phelps, who’else? Doris Roney left High Point like a homing pigeon after Graduation, back to Alaman¢ge County and Wayne. Joan Thompson has “all fringed rugs and Ken has no shoe laces, compliments of the darling little puppy who runs around the house. Shirley Yorkygave up nursing for the quiet comforts of a suburban Washington home with Lloyd. ' Becky Brown, who is now Mrs. Cook, honeymooning at the Fontain- bleau Hotel in Miami Beach, has the adjacent suite to Ann Southerland Clapp and Herb. Pure coincidence. Guess who is now sewing tiny, things - pink or blue, Bonnie Cook? That lucky Peggy Frye, out on the UCLA campus... too bad she's dalxeady,married, Mackie settled down for a quiet home life with Bill and is working at Cone Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. Miller is keeping that lovely Clinard home and all the little Clinards. Wanda Willard still has her long list of boy friends ‘and has decided that the only answer for hers polygamy. Gee, it's nice to go to sleep with such beautiful visions. of our gradu- ating class before us and dream about the rosy daydreams we have been having while writing this prophecy. CLASS PROPHETS Kathleen King and Jo Currin Page Eighty-Five THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1958 In this age of the atom and jet We write this record lest we forget, The three long years which have meant so: much Brought work, friends and lots of luck. Our last will and testament we now compose, The part of sound minds, you'll have to suppose. Perhaps to you our bequest may seem worthless, But to us such things are coveted and priceless. Our uniforms are worn, our caps still stand high, But we have weathered the storms with many a sigh. To Philly and Washington, and home again, Brother what a time it's been. It's time to go and it's getting late For us, the class of 1958. ARTICLE I - To High Point Memorial Hospital we leave our loyalty, and take treasured.memories.accumu- lated throughout our three years as students. ARTICLE II - To the doctors, we leave our sincere appreciation for patience and understanding while guiding us toward our goal and helping us to learn that which is necessary to a professional nurse. ARTICLE III - To the supervisors and nursing staff, we leave our thanks for guidance and acceptance during these three years. ARTICLE IV - To the Educational Department, we bequeath our gratitude for their many Contributions to our education. ARTICLE V_ - To our annual advisor, Mrs. Betsy Payne;.we wish.to.say many thanks ! for a job-well done and deeply appreciated. ARTICLE VI - To the rising senior class, we place in their hands our black bands - - most treasured and loved; our two affiliations; and senior privileges as they step nearer to the goal for which they strive. ARTICLE VII - To the rising junior class, we leave some of our will and determination that they, too, may reach the threshold upon which we now stand. ARTICLE VIII- To the following, we make these personal bequeaths. I, Bonnie Hall Cook, will my ability to catch a ‘man to anyone who thinks that red hair is the downfall of the Opposite sex. I, Mary Jo Currin, will a year's supply of ASA to next year's annual staff, and suggest that O'Briant wear a wig - - as it doesn't hurt to pull that. I, Lou Holloway Frye, will my cookbook and domestic abilities to Gerry Andrews, who'll make a perfect house- wife. Peggy Steinmann, will my enjoyment of a good time to every student nurse. Joan Earl Thompson, will my pet peeve, night duty, to a better woman than J, Clara White. Lee Atkinson, will my happy-go-lucky ways to Wilma King and hope she lives by the same rule. Wanda Willard, thought about leaving my boy friends, but felt it safer to take them with me when I depart. Susie Leonard, will my pen, ink, and paper to Judy Craven plus all the energy it takes to write a long letter every night. Is Parsons, leave my skill at canasta to Virginia Key. Patsy Tate, bequeath my understanding ways to Louise Peele. Linda Johnson Grubb, leave my wedding bells to Judy Boylen. Ann Southerland, leave my toe-nail biting to anyone with clean feet. Betty Phelps, leave my sleepless nights to whomever inherits my room, Kathleen King, will my golden tan to Amanda Austin. Peggy Brumbles Frye, leave my hip-slimming exercises to Sylvia Tucker. Becky Brown, leave my man-charming manner to Ursula Mueller. Beverly Mackie, will my quiet manner to Rita Davis. Doris Roney, leave my excessive height to Shirley Griffin. Ann Miller, leave my hands for next year's annual pictures. Shirley York, leave my passion for convertibles to Pat Samuels. - a = SS et a 4 vue ew we FSS Oe OS OS St ot “ - To all the students not mentioned herein, we leave all our old uniforms, books, memories, and anything else you find lying around after we are gone (except our stateboard books, and please send them by special delivery, if they get lost). JOAN EARL THOMPSON Page Eighty-Six ts Lo - CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES touthe GRADUATES Ob eIg53 THE MEDICAL STAFF of HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Compliments of THE HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONGRATULATIONS '58 GRADUATES GILBERT’S SHOE STORE Only Dealer for Clinic Nurses' Shoes Phone 9683 High Poi North Carolina Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. and Canada For Young Women in White MANN’S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE Lexington, North Carolina Thomasville, North Carolina High Points sNortheCarolinad Kannapolis, North Carolina Reidsville, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina Sanfordss NorthsGarolng BEST WISHES from BELK-BECK COMPANY HIGH POINT'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Get an Education in Thrift Shopping Piignenmoint North Carolina Printing HALL Company BEST WISHES The High Point Enterprise melctlerplesse. meComplete Printing oervice’. . Lithography . Your Home Newspaper Since Eigheroint North Carolina 1885 Phones: 9330 - 9385 DAILY AND SUNDAY High Point North Carolina Compliments of Pete Huff J. W. Sechrest Son, Inc. ete Hufford Home Builder Serving the Community HOME BUILDER Since 1897 Phone 2-2555 Telephone 709 Chandler Street DAT: High Point, N.C. Completely Air Conditioned Telephone 21424 Town and Country Beauty Salon Compliments of Beauty Is A Woman's Duty'! Coca-Cola PE GG YAH AYEW ORIG : 812 Lindsay Street Bottling Company High Point, North Carolina Phone 3284 Hughes-Rankin 80 17 Souths Maineotreet School - Church 21 Furnis High Point North Carolina [229 Montiieumeiichetognt NaC. Ceramic Tile DOPE Marble - Terrazzo We CONTRACTORS know how! Phones: 3720 - 2-3811 Southeastern Marble Tile Co., Inc. 1244 Montlieu Ave. Box No. 888 High Point, N. C. Ss. TARO CHARLES TARO Cumby Mortuary AMBULANCE DIAL 5045 Broad Street at Chestnut High Point North Carolina Compliments of Lindale Dairy Corp. High Point's Only Independent Dairy Phone 4538 High Point North Carolina Ward Baking Co. A et © Papin RY Bread Cake Yow’s Funeral Home Telephone 3337 Tf You Need An Ambulance Now GALL DAVE, YOWS High Point North Carolina ‘Visit Perkinson's for Quality Merchandise i Perkinson’s Jewelry Co. Phone 2-4721 110 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of MARIETTA PAINT COMPANY Phone 3384 High Point North Carolina JOSTENS Since 1897 WORLD'S FINEST CLASS RINGS AND INVITATIONS be tee (einklss) SOUTHERN PORTRAIT STUDIOS 514 - 516 English Street High Point; gNorths Carolina Compliments of HUTCHINS-JUSTICE T. V. SERVICE PHONE 8935 1225 Montlieu High Point, N. C. LEONARD’S DRUG STORE THE DEPENDABLE STORE Phone 22218 1401 North Main Street High Point, N. C. Compliments of A FRIEND PAUL SMITH HOME STUDIOS High Point Phone 5639 FIVE POINTS BARBER SHOP 1236 Montlieu Avenue High Point North Carolina 3 BARBERS Compliments of ALDERMAN’S STUDIO, INC. 320 North Hamilton Street High Point North Carolina Since 1924 Shoe Repair Shoe Care Shoe Supplies BROWN SHOE SERVICE 208 E. Washington Phone 4313 MUSSELMAN WAYNE SERVICE CENTER ESSO SERVICE CENTER 793 North Main Street Phone 2-2013 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of RAINBOW SUPPER CLUB SLOOP’S AUTO SERVICE Phone 3944 804 West Broad Street RAMBLER SALES SERVICE STEELE’S DINER High Point North Carolina MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP Phone 24550 So Sebmnplishwstrect Compliments of LYLE CHEVROLET COMPANY HIGH POINT DRY CLEANERS HATTERS 206 East Washington Street PHONE 9924 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of COLONIAL FREEZER-LOCKERS VEREEZE If = TO sAVE. IDEAL SHOE SHOP 212 E. Washington Street Phone 5935 2 BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC. Phones 4551 - 4552 - 5492 High Point North Carolina HARRY YIP LAUNDRY 222 North Main Street High Point, N. C. WE DO EVERYTHING NEATLY REDWINE HARDWARE CO. ZOOS NeeMia taro. Phone 3444 SNOW’S STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Portrait - Commercial Aerial Photographers 206 North Main Street High Point, N. C. PHONE 9758 DAWSON’S LADIES SHOP 1iZ2 North Main street High Point, North Carolina ROSAINE CHIUDR EN Seta LA DEES WEA Compliments of PEGRAM - BURTON, INC. 129 South Main Street High Point, N. C. PHONE 9676 IDOL’S ESSO SERVICE 418 North Main Street High Point, N. C. PHONE 5623 Compliments of THE SHERATON BARBER SHOP Gompliments of DAVID DRAUGHN HIGH POINT QUICK LUNCH LIBERTY MARKET 118 E. Washington St. Highs Point FRIENDLY LOAN CO. $25 - $150 PHONE 7294 111-1 2 East Washington Street High Point Compliments of NASH JEWELRY LOAN CO. Best Wishes From SWARTZBERGS 125 N. Main St. High Point Compliments of CECIL’S DRUG COMPANY Compliments of SAMPLE SHOE STORE —_—_———_-:.—n—n nn eee ee WILLIAM'S SALES COMPANY 658 North Main Street Phone 2-4111 THE DOG HOUSE “SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS 660 North Main Street High Point North Carolina ELM STREET GROCERY COMPANY FRESH MEATS GROCERIES Phone 2-3323 2-3324 413 Elm Street High Point, N. C. EMERYWOOD GULF JAKE’S DELIVERY SERVICE Phones 5409 7280 PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE 1225 North Main Street Compliments of WHITLARK’S FLOWERS GIFTS Phone 24145 H S VARIETY—Toys - Gifts TOYS Hobby Shop GIFTS 103 North Main Street Across Street from Big Bear STAMEY’S LUGGAGE SHOP 759 North Main Street High Point North Carolina CULCLASURE’S JEWELERS BULOVA WATCHES and DIAMONDS Phone 9797 High Point, N. C. TOBIAS DIFFENDAL’S FLOOR COVERING 743 North Ma in Street Phone 3066 NELSON’S FLORIST 222 North Main St. High Point, N. C. PHONES 3265 6901 Say it with flowers, for our nice nurses. HASSELL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 462 South Main Street Phone 7211 WE DELIVER MUSIC ART CENTER Everything for the Musician and Music Lover 432 North Wrenn Street High Point North Carolina VOGUE'S CLEANERS, INC. For the Best in Dry Cleaning 753 North Main Street T. V. SALES SERVICE RGA - = - DUMONT T.V. 735 North Main Street Phone 2-4191 SCHACKLEFORD’S MENS WEAR CUSTOM TAILORING 140 North Main Street Phone 9757 oe a Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. South Hamilton Street WPAUNT and .GiAco,! Best Wishes From Highland Motors VEOuae GADILLAG and OL DIOMOBIEE Dealer 805 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Best Wishes From Ledbetter Restaurant MR. wands NViR os ain bp ae be Lester’s Jewelers 144 N. Main St. Phonep Zot LESTER C, MORGAN JO Per evi leer Smith and Greenwood VENEERS High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Harold C. Davis, Inc. Bicycle Sales and Service 04h INE, IMiguiia Si. Phone 7933 Pianos Supplies Organs Modern Music Company 505 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Phone 2-1002 Collier Ellis and Company Compliments of 414 - 416 North Wrenn Street F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY and : 7 sy Collier Ellis THE SOMERS-PARDUE y Sheraton Men’s Shop PELE Norco (in the Sheraton) GLENN R, MILLER, REPRESENTATIVE Compliments of BE HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Cannon-Fetzer Company WILLIAMS FLOWERS and GIFTS ieoesouth Main Street Phone 5011 112-114 East High Street High Point, North Carolina GLAMOUR HOME Compliments PURITAN-UNIFORMS OF DISTINCTION of 106 South Wrenn High Point Private Duty Nurses RICHARDSON’S Cl b DEPARTMENT STORE U ' Just a Good Place to Trade 133°S. (Main High Point Compliments | WHAT-A-BURGER DRIVE-IN of ee : ) : Ellington s Florist COMMERCE STREET BARBER SHOP 2418 South Main Street 119 East Commerce Street Phone 4948 High Point BEST WISHES from BORDEN COMPANY Phone 5051 ICE CREAM MILK High Point, North Carolina ittiteseborde nus mitesmc Out OnDeCElOO Cd al us ee vgn! $5 «