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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

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HX. in 365 days. presented by the Senior Clase of 1964 Cable of Contents BOTEWOI 666.65 2. 5 yee esse tcc ccs Se Dedication 624 0.6 ec. ees eee sete ee «0 MiCGICAl Stall ooo. oc kes oe css ncs uss este sess csen 9 POCIMINISTIATION 05 6 obo cass cece ces ccs scccuneces 10 Nursing Service oo. 6. a os ce ice css ces 21 SCHGOE Of Nursing 2. 660s sks s cece cesses ceee a 35 DCHI ONS gos ooo os oc ee cca nes ewes esse snc seces ses G7 Shident Goverment «. 6.655 cu cscs et csc eee. 09 EOS ORS Ge er ee PLCSIMNCD 645 5405055 bs ccc en cs ees eset hee sesssse 70 PIUIIGSIONS ne ec on eo os bee ache se secst ons ss OO AGVEMGISCMOCNLS”. 666s oooh se ee ce ee a 88 Lamp Sta}} Business Managers JUDY SALE SUZIE WICKER ROSE MARY BOEDICKER Illustrator SANDRA HENRY Advertising Manager Siete Falk BETH LAMAR a eee JUDY BARNES Not Pictured Typists PATSY ALDRIDGE WINONA GIBSON BRENDA FRANKLIN Advertising Manager We Honor our Darente one, To our loving parents, we bequeath our love and our sincerest thanks, for we know that without their help and guidance through these years, we could not have succeeded. DR. WOODROW W., TYSON Internal Medicine DR. RALPH BROOKS IDIRG loo CiNsEelsl Urology General Practitioner and appreciation of DR. A.R. CROSS Gynecology Obstetrics DR. R.V. CROSS Gynecology Obstetrics DR. PHILLIP B. DAVIS Surgery DR. DONALD P, DOUGLASS Thoracic Surgery DRagA be LORLNE General Practitioner DR. JAMES FULTON Gynecology Obstetrics DR. KENNETH B, GEDDIE Pediatrics DR. J.S. GILLIAM, JR. Urology DR. N. HAMPTON CHILES Internal Medicine IDIR6 Colbg GUNG Radiology DR. FRANK W, GROSS olB GIN o INS DR. HELEN A, HORN Pathology DR. W. JACK HUNT Internal Medicine DR. WILLIAM P, HINSON, JR. Dental Surgery DR. C.H. INGRAM Surgery DR. T.D. TYSON Gynecology Obstetrics DR. Col. WHIGTEN Gynecology Obstetrics DR, ROBERT T. WILDER oll Ip DR. L.L. WILKERSON Surgery DR. KAY WILLIAMS Gynecology Obstetrics DR, GEORGE T, WOOD Surgery DR. KARL SHEPARD Internal Medicine their time DR, KENNETH M,. CHEEK DR, FRED G. WOODRUFF Internal Medicine General Practitioner to help the sick. DR. A.B, CROOM Radiology DR. HUGH T. WALLACE General Practitioner Not Pictured DR. CLARENCE VALET Pathologist DR) cle ONES General Practitioner DR. EDGAR A, PROCTOR General Practitioner 16 Administrator EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: I, Paul Ingle, Chr., MITTEE: Robert M, Silver, Chr., J. Brooks J.W. Harris, Tom J. Kearns, R.L. Amos, Holt Ritzél,R.T. Amos, W.B. Hall. FINANCE COM- McPherson, Curtis Smithdeal. AUDITING COM- MITTEE: Henry A. Roscue, Chr., J.W. Harris, MITTEE: Tom J. Kearns, Chr., Fred Thomas, Ex-officio, I, Paul Ingle, Ex-officio. WOMEN'S Jr., Joe A. Johnson, Sr. PUBLIC RELATIONS GUILD COMMITTEE: Horace G. Hayworth, Chr., COMMITTEE: Amos R. Kearns, Chr., William F. Logan Porter, Curtis Smithdeal. C. Siceloff, Holt McPherson. HOUSE COM- EQ ears ae q { a ee Jitiiia: A break in the busy morning routine for a snapshot. Business Ojtice MR, FITZHUGH L, HENDRIX .. Assistant Administrator Business Office Manager MR. THOMAS GREEN MRS ESS EAnOSUER Secretary to the Administrator Admitting Otice MRS, LOUISE LEONARD Medical Records Recording the hospitalization of each patient is a never-ending job. 19 Purchasing Agent Dharmacis —— : — od | MRS, ANNA M, CARRALERO Registered Pharmacist Chaplain REV. CLARENCE W, RUSSELL 20 Nursing Service Director of Muresing MISS FRANCES A, BURGESS, R.N., A.B. 22 MRS. HOPE LOFLIN, R.N MRS, MARGARET SWAIM MRS, SUSANNE SAMUEIS, R.N. 7-3 Supervisor Nursing Office Secretary 3-11 Supervisor MISS CAROLYN FRYE, R.N. Director of Nursing Service Nursing Ojfice MRS. MURIEL CREECH, R.N. MISS PATRICIA ALDRIDGE, R.N. 11-7 Supervisor MRS. PAULINE GREEN, R.N, 3-11 Supervisor Not Pictured 11-7 Supervisor 23 1 Weot Miss Janet Harris, R.N., Head Nurse, works diligently with her staff to provide the best possible nursing care for the various con- ditions and illnesses found on 1 West. 4 ‘ 1 Caot Mrs. Ward, Ward Secretary; Mrs. Betty Hall, R.N., Head Nurse. Although 1 East is termed the ' 'Con- valescent Ward , one often finds a variety of minorsurgical patients and emergency cases treated here. 2 aot Mrs. Scott, R.N., Head Nurse, Mrs, Eads, R.N., Mrs. Courtney, R.N.,and Brenda Franklin, Senior Student, check the kardex in the afternoon to make sure their as- signments have been completed. Surgical floor is constantly shrouded i Lj r, with the hustle and bustle in caring ‘- Yee for patients preoperatively and postoperatively. mn, df Sm � De Weot Mrs. Lois Modlin, R.N., Head Nurse. It looks as if this patient is getting plenty of attention. | 25 Obstetrics Dediatrice Mrs. Huffman,R.N.,and Mrs. Overcash, R.N., Kids are the greatest—sometimes! look over a birth certificate, as Mrs. Clayton, R.N., obstetrics supervisor, looks on. Housekeeping Department The maids and janitors under the direction of Mrs. Elma P. Lucas and Mrs. Pearl D. Kearns help to keep H.P.M.H. hospital clean . 26 4 Cast 4 Weot | { Betty Kidd, R.N., and Susie Wicker, Senior Student, finish their charting as Mrs. Williams, R.N., Head Nurse, processes orders, Fourth floor, the medical unit of H.P.M.H., seems to always be filled with patients needing the extra treatment found only in a hospital. Those working on this floor are gifted with much patience and the ability to give plenty of tender, loving care. Mrs. Shaw, R.N., Head Nurse, knows there is always work to be done on 4 West. 27 mergency Room Dr. Douglas patches up an arm injury as Mrs. Juska, Head Nurse, and R. Boedicker, S.N., assist. Sterile supplies and hospital equipment are kept in readiness by the hard working personnel of Central Supply. L-Ray Our x-ray technicians are kept busy helping the doctors make the right diagnosis. After all, One picture is worth a thousand words. 28 eee ee pre neeereee Physical Cherapy Physical therapists demonstrate equipment used to rehabilitate arm and shoulder muscles. Laboratory It will be just one little stick. are familiar words to the laboratory technicians as they begin the series of tests done for each patient admitted to H.P.M.H. 29 Opera ting Room Se? The scrub nurse must be alert and careful as she assists the doctor without breaking the sterile technique. The O.R. suite can be found bustling with activity no matter what the time of day or night. Many lives have been saved since surgical means have been used to treat injuries and illnesses, OR. Orderlies Recover y Room Mrs. Hutchens supervises the reaction of each patient Skilled, friendly, and always ''on their toes . coming from the operating room. 30 Ever-ready to assist the nurse with her heavy work load. The private duty nurses are an invaluable asset to the patients who need constant attention by a skilled member of the nursing staff. Every piece of equipment must be kept in working order, Orderlies A strong back is needed for heavy work. Ward Secretaries The ward secretaries of each unit stay busy taking the load of paper work off the shoulders of the head nurses. eK a Pe hier The friendly staff in the soda shop help make the day seem brighter for patients, visitors, and hospital staff as they serve their delicious snacks and drinks. Niet Kitchen Mr. Nipper supervises the cooking and service of food after Mrs. Holbrook, Dietitian, plans the menus. Switchboard Operatore oi sia i - Each time one picks up a telephone receiver, the pleasant voice of the operator reaches his ear. These courteous and helpful women play an invaluable part in the com- munication system of the hospital, MRS, MARY GREENE Home Care Service This year a new service has been added toH. P.M.H. Under Miss Sarah Ingole's direction the Home Care Service helps the family tosolve the problems that result when a patient still needing a limited amount of nursing care is discharged from the hospital. 33 ses 7 I will do all in my power prof ession : mitted to my keeping and all family affa in the practice of my calling. aa fiat MRS, MAE VAN HIATT IRolNlog BoSc Medical-Surgical Nursing MRS, KATHLEEN INGRAM RaNe Fundamentals of Nursing MISS JUANITA YARBOROUGH Re Nee baie Director of Nursing Education 36 I, MRS. MARY CLAYTON R.N. Obstetrical Nursing MRS, JO ANN SMITH R.N. Fundamentals of Nursing Not Pictured Seniors CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. ' JANE HOWELL vissicisis wc o's oie eiein civle aye areas a see ReSICens SANDY HENRY 2)o(o5. occ dec cie si a'cic vinous 3 Vibe abresident MARTHA“ TINGEN. 2 oc:5v-oics cc ors aetnare « «cure ecretaly. ROSE MARY BOEDICKER« 36 siiciscs cinre acces tert deasuren JUDY: BARNES .o)0:. eiaisivesiuieis s siee''g woe SOCTAN Chairman PATSY ALDRIDGE Albemarle, N.C. A softly spoken word of cheer, a kindly face, a smile sincere. Clase Just one more bite. Oh no, I'm out again! JUDY BARNES Spring Lake, N.C. She's never still in any place—I never know just where to find her. of 1964 No, the doctor got your stone! Tom should tell me when he's coming home! 39 ROSE MARY BOEDICKER High Point, N.C. Success lies not in achieving what you aim at, but in aiming at what you ought to achieve. Oh no, my patient's gone A.W.O.L. !! Who's next at ''Chez cha Rosie's'?? 40 BARBARA CHRISCOE West End, N.C. True wisdom is to know what is best worth knowing, and to do what is best worth doing. of 1964 Typical 11-7—Wonder what is going on behind this door. Did you say you saw a speck of dust? 4] GAYNELL CROMER Jamestown, N.C. Some are little, some are big—it m atters not their size, for each holds special magic and is a won- derful prize. Clase This is my life! I'm almost ready. SHIRLEY DAVIS Wilson, N.C. Let me live life today a way I have not lived before. of 1964 Did I hear the faint sound of a siren? Shyrl Davis, Telephone. 43 ANNETTE ESSICK Asheboro, N.C. She is small, but that does not cramp her style. Here we go again! Sure do hope they sleep tonight! Can you imagine Essick without her coffee? nee 44 BRENDA FRANKLIN Candors Nec. Full of life, sense and wit, lots of fun and plenty of grit. Cheers! ! Tum it off? It can't be 10:30 already! ! WINONA GIBSON Rock Full Sac. Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Clase This is nursing ????? BUT --It's my day off! 46 SANDRA HENRY Asheboro, N.C. Rare compound of quality, noble and true, with plenty of sense and a good humor too. of 1964 Of course, I get close to my patients! Honey, I miss you. JANE HOWELL High Point, N.C. Why worry? Life is too short. Clase Has anyone seen a snake? Of course, I'm looking for Dennis! ee 48 FRANCES KENNEDY McLeansville, N.C. She smiles at many and loves but one. of 1964 It may not look like steak —but— But Jerry, I've got to go! ELIZABETH LAM AR Leaksville, N.C. A time to keep silent and a time to speak. Clase She said to take a break! i me out. I'll be down in a minute. 50 SYLVIA LOWDER High Point, N.C. He who sows courtesy, reaps friend- ship; and he who plants kindness, gathers love, of 1964 They'll never know. I am not going! : ' H : H cUNNERO GLADYS RUMMAGE Pleasant Garden, N.C. She has a voice of gladness, a smile of joy, and a mind of noble thoughts. Clase No, I can't put it in your arm! Don, I'm off for three more months, 2 JUDY SALE North Wilkesboro, N.C. He climbs highest who helps another up. of 1964 Graveyard shift'' Hey Shyrl, do you have company? Well girls, where to tonight? ? EMILY SMITH Asheboro, N.C. Kindness consists of loving people more than they deserve. And away we go! Who's been dating, Dayton?? y � Vay MARTHA TINGEN Randleman, N.C. So let her live, have work, love play, have all that life can give. of 1964 A patient's wish is my command! You say our final exam is tomorrow?? 2 55 SUSAN WICKER Siler Citys Nee. Perfection consists not in doing ex- traordinary things, but in doing ordinary things extraordinarily well. Are there any empty beds on 4 East? Susie, Andy is on the phone. 56 Supe rlatives m ena PEN Srtaaiesle cies scisivls siieise's's ses. -Friendliest JANE HOWELL .. ....0- ss0se+++s + Most Understanding + thts 57 m Superlatives ANNETTE ESSICK........52..2.2-.-. Most Professional BRENDA FRANKIUIN 3................- best Personality 58 Superlatives m ROSE MARY BOEDICKER, ataleveienen NLOSt Likely to Succeed SANDY HENRY . alist eile stele ererelreeiecele) sree) oe DESt CALL Around 59 Superlatives SUSIE, WICKER. icieisleiels « sinleleiciele sles siete sels) NCALCSUMEE MUD Ya ONil Ith wolsteletelelstelsieleleieteleterstetisienLostaDepencaible 60 Superlatives aR PU MEUANIGEIN Tne cece ov essceseosecveces Wittiest SHYRL DAVIS ....cccccccsccccsscceccccteecs Cutest : | i | i 61 7 Shirley Davis MARCH 30, 1962 First row: Gaynell Cromer, Barbara Chriscoe, Starlet Carter, Rose Mary Boedicker, Marketia Beane, Judy Barnes, Patsy Aldridge. Second row: Shyrl Davis, Annette Essick, Brenda Franklin, Winona Gibson, Sandy Henry, Jane Howell, Fran Kennedy. Third row: Susie Wicker, Martha Tingen, Martha Smith, Emily Smith, Judy Sale, Gladys Rummage, Nancy Martin, Beth Lamar. CAROL LYNN DOUGLASS Mascots SAM AVERETTE 63 § Clase History History is made from simple, everyday happenings that might occur in the lives of anyone. To prove that point let us turn back the pages of time and roll back the clouds of imagination that we might relive some of the cherished memories of past times at High Point Memorial Hospital. We will always remember our first days on the halls. Everyone was filled with the apprehension of not knowing what to expect. As we look back now we can laugh at ourselves; for the things which seemed so hard then are now routine. New experiences greeted us our junior year. Our specialities added variety as we hurried through the operating room, obstetrics, recovery room, and diet kitchen. Schedules were crowded with classes and night duty. Also during our junior year we started working on money making projects for our Junior-Senior Banquet. The night of our Junior-Senior will always be one of our memorable highlights. Then we began leaving for affiliations. Everyone was apprehensive at the thought of going to Children's Hospital, Chestnut Lodge or the Philadelphia Institute. Affiliations will always be the most memorable part of our training. During our Senior Year our project was our yearbook, The Lighted Lamp. There was much hard work connected with this but when it finally went to press the hard work was forgotten and the pride of accomplishment felt. And once more it is graduation time for the Seniors of High Point Memorial Hospital. Finally, graduation has come for us, the class of 1964; and we realize that, alltoosoon, our three-year quest for knowledge has ended. But time cannot stand still; progress is essential. The way in which we command the order of our lives from this day on will determine our future goals. Jane Howell 66 “Prophecy Delusions, illusions, or hallucinations—call it what you like, but by gazing into her crystal ball, Madame Freud, sees the lighter side of the future for each member of the class of 1964. The year is 1975, and we see Patsy Hoss Aldridge traveling through the Mid East withthe Bob Hope Entertaining Group. She finds a great deal of WA nursing the overseas troops and those who entertain them. Judy Barnes is nursing in between babies, gains as ae but still prodding on. Rosie Boedicker finally got-her B. S., PhD, , in nursing but discovered there is more satisfaction in sewing, andis now chief seamstress at Bells. Bobbie Chriscoe folie that sterile Bediokide cbitds in mr ich cotton picking. Shirley Davis is now a medical missionary in South Africa, iierng all the natives to her tent meetings. Amnette Essick has just appeared in Who's Who in Afferican Women , still prim and proper in her nursing. Brenda Franklin is happy flying highs ab es Force guy. Winona Gibson is teaching Pediatrics at Children's Hospital and looking for her third husband. Sandy Henry stays busy cooking T. V. oe for her man, and working on her days off. Jane Howell is private duty nurse for carious Clay. She is the only singing Nightingale we produced. Gaynell Cromer Kearns is helping Billy to boast the embalming business. Fran Kennedy is Department Store Nurse Supervisor at Prago-Guyes. Beth Lamar is married to a Russian doctor, andworking 11-7 behind the Iron Curtain. Sylvia Lowder is a reporter for Nursing Outlook, spreading her unwanted opinion all over the U. S. Gladys Rummage has just published her latest novel called ''Reaction-Formation . She works as an office nurse between best sellers. Judy Sale is traveling with the Peace Corps, and she has just opened up a Rathskellerin Outer Mongolea. Emily Smith is Director of Nursing in Asheboro and finally caught the manof her dreams. Martha Tingen, now president of A. N. A., is trying to get better working hours for students, while working double shifts herself. Susie Wicker is living in a beatnik pad in Greenwich Village and working as O. R. Supervisor in a localhospital. That's it from Madame Freud. Can she be right? Let's hope so! 67 Lact Will and Ceotament We the members of the 1964 Senior Class of High Point Memorial Hospital, realizing that our days at ourold Alma Mater are rapidly drawing to a close, and being of sound mind and body, do hereby make and bequeath to the aftermentioned, our legal and rightful heirs, this, our last will and testament. ARTICIE I We will our gratitude and devotion to those who have been guiding lights to us, our parents. They have taken part in our joys and sorrows, no matter how they felt. ARTICLE II SECTION I: We bequeathto our Director of Education our utmost appreciation for her three years of wonderful guidance. SECTION II: To our faculty, we leave our many thanksfortheirtime and effortsto make each of us a success in life. ARTICLE III SECTION I: Tothe Juniors, we leave ourtitle ''Dignified Seniors in hope that they will live up to it as well as we have. SECTION II: We bequeath to the Freshmen the chance of being upperclassmen next year and all the privileges that go with it—but, where are they??? SECTION III: To both classes, we leave our quick wit and intelligence, hoping that some of each will ruboff on them for the years to come. ARTICLE IV Individually, we bequeath the following: I, Gaynell Cromer, do will all of my demerits and campus days to Nancy Inman in hopes that she will live up to them as well as I have. I, Suzie Wicker, do leave the clothes dryer to ''Daffy'' Winecoff and her wet clothes. I, Fran Kennedy, will my twenty four months of engagement to Gene McKinney. I, Patsy Aldridge, leave my seat in front of the T. V. to Priscilla Jones. I, Sylvia Lowder, leave my unappreciated opinions to Joyce Tisdale in hopes that they will be appreciated. I, Winona Gibson, being of feeble body and questionable sanity, leave. I, Judy Barnes, leave all the roaches in my room to Irene Brady hoping that she will get them before they get her. I, Sandy Henry, leave all our good times on 4 West and our giggling sessions to Irene Brady in hopes she will enjoy her senior year. I, Annette Essick, leave the Courier Tribune to Irene Brady in hopes she will read it and keep up with the Asheboro gossip . I, Rose Mary Boedicker, leave the truck loads of mail I have received while in training to Martha Wampler. I, Jane Howell, leave all my problems to someone who is more understanding than I. We, Beth Lamar and Martha Tingen, leave for greener pastures and better hunting grounds. We, Judy Sale and Shryl Davis, leave our ''go-fever to Joyce Tisdale and Gene McKinney. I, Brenda Franklin, leave my room messy, as usual. I, Barbara Chriscoe, leave my figure trimming exercises to Diffie Winecoff. I, Gladys Rummage, leave my late dates to Becky Vickery. I, Emily Smith, leave the Rec room reluctantly. ARTICLE V Lastly we doappoint Miss Juanita Yarborough to be the sole administrator of this will and instruct her to carry out to the letter of the law the aforementioned articles. In her witness and in the witness of the students of HPMH, we, the Senior Class, have set our hand and seal on this, the eleventh day of September in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-four. Testatrix Winona Gibson 68 Student Government ARN STUDENT COUNCIL: Seated: Irene Brady, Emily Smith, Joyce Tisdale, Jane Howell. Standing: Pearl Motrison, Lynn Dixon. ADVISORS STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS DIMITLNE SIMMMGS In56 COON GOOODODOOO0O0OG0 sae Lresident BRENDA RPIRANISLIN 2 cle cte 616 ol ciere'e . First Vice President TOMCEMD ISDA Eaareielslelaieleleieeisiororot CCONGaV IC eperesident WINONAIGIBSON 320. c ccc co cer crcscesees Oecretary MARY PAT EVANS ...-.....-.... Alternate Secretary ARISYCHLIUAL OINIES Gooonadoodoobouoooausons I RIRINST DRENERD IVA DY Maniatstetastetleleciiiileierra a cat iiamentarian MISS JUANITA YARBOROUGH MRS. MAE VAN HIATT Not Pictured 69 cfuniors NANGY“INMAN 3... ccccccccc te cose osece cee President GENE McKINNEY s..ccscccccccecssics Vice_President LOUISE CHAPPELL vce 'n s sre sisie'e b's 0 6 civaie's sities en eCretary BECKY: VIC KER Yew on c.c sors clots en ere aie stove octsiemhreasurer CAROLYN SEAWELL ......-+e+0e+22. 90Cial Chairman JANET BEANE IRENE BRADY JEAN BRYANT Randleman, N.C. Asheboro, N.C. Star, N.C. LOUISE CHAPPELL drove N Ge Class of 1965 CAROLYN COLE SophiayeNeee BENTON COVINGTON MARY PAT EVANS SHERYL FLECK Yanceyville, N.C. Graham, N.C. Virginia, Minnesota 71 RIETA GARKALNS LENNIS GREENE BARBARA HALL Asheboro, N.C. Sugar Grove, N.C. Wites7y INioCSo NANCY INMAN High Point, N.C. PRISCILLA JONES Asheboro, N.C. Clase SYLVIA LOVE BRENDA MOORE GENE McKINNEY Lexington, N.C. Robbins, N.C. Greenwood, S.C. 72 LINDA McNAIR Jackson Springs, N.C. of 1965 BECKY VICKERY Greensboro, N.C. MARY PATTERSON Burlington, N.C. CAROLYN SEAWELL Garthagen Ne GC. CAROLYN THOMAS Sanford, N.C. JOYCE TISDALE Raleigh, N.C. MARTHA WAMPLER High Point, N.C. DIFFIE WINECOFF Greensboro, N.C. 73 Blood “Presoure Reading Group Linda McNair, Irene Brady, Brenda Moore, Jean Bryant Lillian, Herbert, Bessie House Mothers 74 Freshmen PEARL, MORRISON i's cic cores ote cee eieeisies cs se eveSIGent PAULETTE ARMFIELD .......-+++20+.+.Vice President JIMMIE COOPER Giers cists ere oin'e cre ele ie eter ais cere sis SECTeLAaly: BETTY; BAUGUESSSe0s 2cic oer uieterete owe wisetoreal Teasurer DARE WRENN @eciseccc ce ve «cele s eee SOClal Chairman PAULETTE ARMFIELD Greensboro, N.C. BETTY BAUGUESS Spring Lake, N.C. Clase of 1966 MARIE BLAKELEY Greensboro, N.C. VIRGINIA CHNIEL EighsPormtyeiN Gr ROSALEE CHRISCOE GWENDOLYN COOKE JIMMIE COOPER Asheboro, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Snow Camp, N.C. eee sao JAYNE CRISWELL CHERYL DAVIS LYNN DIXON Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Thomasville, N.C. KITTY JOWERS Jamestown, N.C. KATHERINE LEE Greensboro, N.C. PEARL MORRISON Sanford, N.C. JUDITH OEFFINGER Greensboro, N.C. ; MARY ANN PRUITT LYNETTE SMITH MARTHA STONE Mount Airy, N.C. Yanceyville, N.C. Siler ney, INC. PHYLLIS WHEELEY DARE WRENN Burlington, N.C. High Point, N.C. t out to s venture we cal. ner, in their parti ve throughout this liv. loves Thee well, dear n the day is done, and even Children’s Hospital 79 Rockville, 80 81 e lA SPhiladelph 82 ‘9 False Llad a _ sah eairt dverti—miks. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1964 THE MEDICAL STAFF OF HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Compliments of HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 85 WAGNER TIRE SERVICE 101 Gatewood Avenue Inspection Reveals Best Recapping in Town Phones 883-1710 888-9923 Congratulations '64 Graduates GILBERT'S SHOE STORE Only Dealer for Clinic Nurses' Shoes Phone 882-8418 High Point North Carolina Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. and Canada For Young Women in White 118 South Main Street 86 J. W. SECHREST SON Since 1897 Completely Air Conditioned Home like chapel and family rooms seating more than 225 Air conditioned, Oxygen Equipped Ambulances 1301 East Lexington Avenue Dial 882-2555 MANN DRUG COMPANY 2 606 North Main Street Phone 882-0165 87 Distinctive Clothing For The Gentleman And His Lady 1920 South Main Street Telephone 882-9627 High Point, North Carolina Across from Blair-Park Golf Course Compliments of Tae he ae Compliments of SPENCER-PARLIER BROS. NORMANDY HOUSE OF BEAUTY 2516 South Main Street ne Boulevard Phone 882-4822 or 884-8340 one 883-4500 Sales Insurance Compliments of HENRY SHAVITZ McLARTY DRUG COMPANY REALINSGOr 128 Church Street Rentals Phone 883-1014 Appraisals Phone 883-1431 Compliments of TOBIAS NASH JEWELRY LOAN CO. 101 North Main St. 127 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of BAKER'S GULF SERVICE I. M. YOUNG 537 N. Main Street 88 ROSAINE’S 127 S. Main High Point North Carolina Phone 882-6885 Best Wishes Compliments of The High Point Farmers Dairy ; High Point' Enterprise A Ae Only Independent Dairy Phone 888-4538 Your Home Newspaper 131 West Lexington Avenue Since 1885 High Point, North Carolina Daily and Sunday 303-307 North Main Street 89 COMPLIMENTS OF Woman's World of Beauty Snow's Studio Ray's Watch Shop Rose Radio Sales Household Appliance Huffman Paint Wallpaper Dog House Hayworth Rankin Bicycle Toy Hobby A M Grill Beeson Hardware Inc. Guilford Optical Co. Leonard's Drug Store Mr. Maynard Joyce Buddy Dale Sample Shoe Store Stutts Men's Store Everette Restaurant 90 Compliments of enn | EXACO SERVICE 621 North Main Street PALACE BARBER SHOP Phone 882-0924 For Your Appointment 220 N. Main Street Full Time Manicurist Compliments of SWARTZBERG'S 125 North Main Street Compliments of NEILL PONTIAC, INCORPORATED 902 North Main Street Phone 888-4583 Compliments of NEW SOUTH MOTOR INN 236 South Main Street Compliments of GOEFEESEXERESS 664 North Main Street Compliments of ORRELL'S FUNERAL HOME 906 North Main Street Phone 882-0123 Compliments of ATLANTIC SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 620 North Main Street 91 Compliments of LESTER'S GEM SHOP 125 South Main Street Compliments of THE NUGGET HOUSE 129 North Main Street Compliments of KOONTS-McGHEE DRUG CO., INC. 308 South Main Street Phone 882-3373 Compliments of WATSON'S CLOTHIERS 217 North Main Street Compliments of ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING DRY CLEANERS BEBE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE A complete beauty service 114 1 2 West Washington St. Phone 888-4929 Compliments of JARRETT'S STATIONERY COMPANY 106 North Wrenn Street Compliments of PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY 101 South Hamilton Street Compliments of CECIL'S. REXALL DRUG STORE 121 N. Main Phone 882-3369 Compliments of CHICKEN THIEF DRIVE-IN South Main Extension Compliments of THE PRIVATE DUTY NURSES PIEDMONT AUTO FINANCE 306 South Main Phone 882-6833 Compliments of POA Lele INSURANCE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATES HALL PRINTING CO. Phone 883-7188 HENDRIX BATTING CO. 305 South Hamilton Street Pe Oppbox 251 High Point, North Carolina Phone 882-0527 Compliments of ANVIL BRAND, INCORPORATED Compliments of White Wright Realtors City Shoe Repair 652 North Main 200 South Elm High Point, North Carolina High Point, North Carolina Phone 882-3321 Phone 882-1779 Compliments of CLOVER LEAF SUPER MARKET 2020 South Main Street Compliments of KOONCE FUNERAL HOME LYLES CHEVROLET CO. 414 South Main Street 1800 North Main Phone 888-4545 93 Compliments of PEGGY ANNE SHOPPE 117, North Main Street Compliments of Compliments of PERKINSON'S JEWELERS 110 North Main Street Haltom Hosiery Mill : Kivett Drive Compliments of ROSE FURNITURE COMPANY High Point, North Carolina 214 South Elm Street Compliments of NORMANDY HOUSE OF BEAUTY 202 Boulevard DWel-Ka y Medical Laboratory Alexandria, Virginia Kenneth F. Garner Edward L. Sanderson Best of luck to the Class of 1964 From the CLASS OF 1963 94 Autographe 95 Auteog raphe A PRODUCT OF Giver Publishing 333 INDIANA AVENUE wi 96 inh adioncaaas eke | sale Ra at i por cenpri all Rearih ee aa � Ay det Nope, tae At Me atl pause a Nantes Sone Severs TES care SS