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

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MISS JUANITA YARBOROUGH We, the Class of 1463, dedicate our yearbook to one who has been both instructor and friend tous these three years. She has given us the firm guidance that a frightened Freshman needs the first days on the hall, the gentle push that a hesitant Junior needs in changing the first dressing, and has been a constant spur in getting the Seniors to acheive their full potentialities. Miss Yarborough, this is a very small expression of our deep gratitude.

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We ‘i t : ' uy w se NN Rory Ay cut NAY Ne ) WAS WW NY AES V, ‘ | OUR PARENTS Many have contributed to our having become nurses, but the two people who have watched our dream of a three year old mature into a reality of a twenty-one year old, the two who have been our guideposts, we shall always deeply love and honor, Mom and Dad.

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cl teed eee ete) WOhGne cee e7t te Pe ee STRERRER RES (piieaasd ens PER CRAH EEL EEA TEER OO EE REE: Litteerrrete, Seabee herbed PRRR EER Oey or tae +9 a DR. M.B. DAVIS DR. N.S. STIREWALT Twice this year we were saddened by the deaths of two members of our medical staff. First by the quiet death of Dr. Stirewalt, then by the tragic death of Dr. Davis. All of us who knew them shall long remember their kind and gentle ways and constant service to those in need.