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

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Chie} of Sta}j DR, W.W. TYSON Dr. Tyson awaits patients in his office. ee . oe. Doctore eae

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To Doctor Good Morning I guess that's about the only words I've ever spoken to you and I probably said them so meekly you didn't hear them anyway. But I went on my way utterly thrilled that you looked my way even if you didn't really see me. You always appeared so intense that you wouldn't notice if I bumped you in the hall, But I've seen you, sir. I think you'd laugh if you knew how I watched you come and go from the window. My day wasn't complete un- less I saw you just once. And how those cold chills would runup and down my spine every time you came to check your charts. Yes, I've seen you work. I guess that's what impresses me most ofall... the way you work, not only with your hands and mind, but with your heart and soul. You must love this duty that God has called you to perform. I think the power to save a human life is the most wonderful God-given gift a man could ever receive. To me, sir, you are truly one of those honored individuals who can proudly bear the title of PHYSICIAN. A Student Nurse

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DR. EDWIN AUMAN DR. JOHN F. BENSON DR. KENNETH CHEEK DR. HAMPTON CHILES Medicine DR. WILLIAM H. FLYTHE DR, JACK HUNT DR. I.B, MILLER DR, CRAIG PARKS DR. KARL SHEPARD DR, ELDORA TERRELL DR, EUGENE TERRELL DR. WALTER TICE 10