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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

aS ee Seas cS : a aaa Fotcas : es e : : Care ants fpr aS Se 3 Es Ee THE LIGHTED LAMP High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing presented by the Senior Class High Point, North Carolina CONTENTS ® Dedication ® Appreciation ® Medical Staff @ Administration ®@ Hospital Service ® Nursing Office, Supervisors and Faculty ® School of Nursmg @ Activities @ Student Life @ Buyer's Guide In Appreciation of MRS. MAE VAN HIATT ReNeg wore. ee we hy ee 4 CHIEF OF STAFF DR. AUSTIN P. FORTNEY With deep concem for those distressed, He gives to each his very best, And following a higher plan, Daily serves his fellowman. —By Beatrice Branch MEDICAL STAFF Medicine R. N., Head Nurse. iams, ill Mrs. Norma W 4 EAST Dr. Kenneth M. Cheek John F. Benson r D Edwin L. Auman Dr, illiam H. Flythe Pak W) D iS fe) (e) Lad O ss O © = = a) 2 A.B Dr. Dr. Austin P. Fortney Dr. C.L. Gray Dr. Jack W. Hunt RADIOLOGY Dr. R.G. Jennings Dr. William Joyce Dr. Ira B. Miller DERMATOLOGY Dr. Craig W. Parks Dr. Angus G. Sargeant Dr. Hampton N. Chiles Dr. James T. Robinson, Jr. nestsapacn barat Dr. Dean R. Tester Dr. Walter T. Tice Dr. Woodrow W. Tyson RADIOLOGY Dr. Harry L. Brockman Dr. John L. Brockman Dr. Ralph E. Brooks, Jr. Dr. Philip B. Davis THORACIC UROLOGY Dr. W.B. Donald, Jr. Dr. Donald P. Douglass Dr. James S. Gilliam, Jr. OPHTHALMOLOGY THORACIC UROLOGY Drake AES Senos Dr. Wade Harrell Dr. William P. Hinson mee oe Dene OPHTHALMOLOGY DENTAL SURGERY THROAT Dr. Helen Horn Dr. James A. Johnson Dr. Robert C. Johnson PATHOLOGY Dr. C. Hal Ingram NEUROSURGERY ORTHOPEDICS 10 Dr. Earl W.. Schafer Dr. Glenn G. Perry ORTHOPEDICS Dr. M.B. Leath Dr. Asa R. Parham PROC TOLOGY EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT pe, Cg ee pees see Dr. Robert T. Wilder EAR, NOSE, THROAT Dr. J.B. Wemple Dr. Clarence A. Velat PATHOLOGY NEUROSURGERY Dr. Thomas Wood Dr. George T. Wood 11 Obstetrics Supervisor. B eG N Mrs. Mary Clayton, R. 3 WEST Dr. H. Kent Bennett Robert K. Arthur Dr. Farrington John K. Dr Cross si ENa Vid r D Cross Dr. A. R. 12 NURSERY Mrs. Louise Huffman, R.N. Head Nurse Dr. Kay Williams LABOR AND DELIVERY Mrs. Glenna Clark, R.N. Head Nurse General Practice Dr. L.S. Averette, Jr. Dr. Hugh T. Wallace Dr. Paul H. Brigman Dr. L.U. Creech Dr. William J. McAnally, Jr. Dirt); Eee olate Dr. M.L. Slate Dr. Otis E. Tillman NOT PICTURED: Dr. J. L. Jones HONORARY Dr. J.G. Groome Dr. Fred G. Woodruff Dr. O.B. Bonner 15 Dr. C. T. Whitten Pediatrics “eat Dr. Marcus Aderholdt, Jr. Dr. William N. Michal, Jr. Hold out a light, The way is dark. No ray to guide Yon straggling bark. Rough rocks are near, And wild waves roar; Hold out a light To show the shore. HOLD OUT A LIGHT 17 Hold out a light; Your brother may Win back to land With your small ray; New courage find Life's storm to face With strengthened faith To win the race. Addison Howard Gibson ADMINISTRATION OU Sr) a PPLE EES EE Board of Trustees Left to Right SEATED: Mr. I. Paul Ingle, Mr. J. Willard Thomas, Sr., Mr. Robert Siler, Mr. JamesH. Millis, Chairman, Mr. R. T. Amos, Sr., Mr. Thomas C. Ragsdale, Mr. Shubal Kirkman. STANDING: Mr. J. Harriss Covington, Mr. Brooks Reitzel, Mr. W.F. Mauldin, Mr. Charles Kearns, Mr. Hunter Dalton, Sr., Mr. Henry Foscue, Mra Re Ts Amos yy re Viren Ween Horaey amir. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: James H. Millis, Chairman, W.A. Horney, Jr., Vice Chairman, Shubal C. Kirkman, Treasurer, R. T. Amos, Jr., I. Paul Ingle, Thomas C. Ragsdale. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE: Sidney A. Gayle, Jr., Chairman, C. Thomas Latimer, Charles L. Kearns. AUDITING COMMITTEE: R. Vincent Spracklin, Chairman, Shubal C. Kirkman, J. Willard Thomas. WOMEN'S GUILD COMMITTEE: Henry A. Foscue, Chairman, © J. Harriss Covington. HOUSE COMMITTEE: P. Hunter Dalton, Sr., Chairman, Brooks Reitzel, R.T. Amos, Sr., Robert Silver. FINANCE COMMITTEE: I. Paul Ingle, Chairman, R. Vincent Spracklin, William F. Mauldin, Shubal C. Kirkman, James H. Millis. JOINT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE: James H. Millis, Chairman, W.A. Horney, Jr., Vice Chairman, Thomas C. Ragsdale. 18 Administrator Mr. W.R. Peters Assistant Administrator Mr. Denzil Patterson 19 PURCHASING AGENT SECRETARY TO ADMINISTRATOR R.N. Mrs. Katherine Spencer, Jessie Foster Mrs. Hospital Guild 20 Gecrmccren ts PARKING Sees Two things to remember—to keep the light burning and never to get in between the light and the darkness it is to lighten. Author Unknown HOSPITAL SERVICE 21 Recovery Room Operating Room Mrs. Virginia Hutchins, R.N. Head Nurse Miss Anne Casstevens, R.N. O. R. Supervisor Anesthesia X-Ray — Miss Blanche Berrier Miss Trudy Edgerton Chief Anesthetist Chief X-Ray Technician 22 E mergency Mrs. Ethelyn Juska, R.N. Head Nurse Miss Lena joes R. N. | = | Pharmacy Registered Physical Therapist | aE ee a : Laboratory Dr. Ana M. Batista Registered Pharmacist Mrs. Catherine Reaves Chief Medical Technologist Orderlies Eugene, John, Andrew. Private Duties Central Supply Kaas: ANNAN ti | i VU Mrs. Melba Brandon, R.N. Nurse in Charge Switchboard RUN Mrs. Cleo Shelton Head Operator 24 ee Business Office | Admittin Office Mrs. Linda Haithcock Admitting Clerk Mr. Tom Green Business Office Manager Medical Records Rev. Clarence Russell Chaplain Mrs. Jean Neal Medical Records Librarian Mrs. Mary Green Social Worker Maintenance ousekecping Department Mrs. Edna Wilson Housekeeper Soda Shop Mr. B.P. Patton Maintenance Engineer Diet Kitchen Mr. Commie Nipper Food Service Director Mrs. Doris Moore Laundry Supervisor 26 If you have knowledge, let others light their candles from it. Author Unknown NURSING OFFICE, SUPERVISORS FACULTY 27 NZ NS UNG inger Lucille Hall Hols Mrs Basee Ede R.N., GS c Ba ing tor of Nurs VC. D 28 Miss Carolyn Frye; R.N. Mrs. Opal Suggs, R.N. Mrs. Susanne Samuels, R.N. Director of Nursing Service 7-3 Supervisor 3-11 Supervisor ‘a Mrs. Pauline Green, R.N. Mrs. Muriel Creech, R.N. Mrs. Hope Loflin, R.N. 11-7 Supervisor 11-7 Supervisor Inservice Education Miss Anne Casstevens Mrs. Mary Clayton, R.N. Mrs. Margaret Swaim Operating Room Supervisor Obstetrics Supervisor Nursing Office Secretary 29 Mrs. Betsy Payne, R.N., B.S. F ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF NURSING, EDUCATION ACU lty Mrs. Kathleen Ingram, R.N. Fundamentals of Nursing 1 Mrs. Jo Ann Smith, R.N., A.D. Surgical Nursing Miss Kay Goodman Ro INog 1b So Medical Nursing Mrs. Gayle Fritz Fundamentals of Nursing Mrs. Norma Wood, R.N. Pediatric Nursing 30 The Nurse— is temporarily the consciousness of the un- conscious, the love of life for the sucidal, the leg of the amputee, the eyes of the newly blind, ameans of locomotion for the infant, knowledge and confidence for the young mother, the mouth piece for those too weak or withdrawn to speak— V. Henderson A.J.N. SCHOOL OF NURSING 31 Senzors PIRISSIDISINGS 6 p66 coco b0 Od 0 DON DODD OSU OD CD On Calay Buggs Wi PIRESIDIEINN 5 oganc6cccoocsco0o000ss Nene Saewvaie GIICINTIMNANIRN. sococsasooodddsoocccnococo Digmme jjelmsom TMRIBASUIRIBIRS soccancocodcdnDbcccccoo0Ccs Gaile lenver Motto The great thing in this world is, not so Flower much where we stand, but in what di- rection we are moving. Yellow Rose Goethe Colors Yellow and White Mascots Edwin Auman Ginny Johnson 32 gears ge 5 wate CATHY BERNICE BRIGGS SANFORD, N.C. Happiness is the anly good. The place to be happy is here. The time to be happy is now. The way to be happy is to make others so. 34 JEANIE CRAVEN BROWER ASHEBORO, N.C. All human wisdom is summed up in two words: wait and hope. 36 cman es = i LOUISE CHAPPELL DENNING “CARTHAGE, N.C. To stand strong graciously, to smile sin- cerely, to love always, and to seek under- standing - these are the worthy ambitions of a life worth the living. GLORIA SHEPHERD DIXON RANDLEMAN, N.C. My future was planned. Third finger of my left hand. 37 GLORIA FAYE JOHNSON GREENWOOD, S.C. You live only once, but if you work it right, once is enough. ' 38 LINDA DIANNE JOHNSON RAMSEUR, N.C. A person's job in life is not to remake himself—but to make the best of what God made. ' 39 40 MARGARET CAROLYN McCABE JACKSONVILLE, N.C. T shall pass this way but once. Therefore any good that I can do. . . or any kind- ness that I can show, let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again. MARTHA CAROLYN PARKS RAMSEUR, N.C. My only fault is imperfection. 4] SARAH ELLEN PAUL ELLERBE, N.C: This world isn't really as bad as it seems, if we count sunny hours and dream happy dreams. ' 42 KAY ABERNATHY SHUSKEY HIGH POINT, N.C. Of all the joys that I recall, being in love Usspest or alles 43 JANICE GARNER SLACK ASHEBORO, N.C. The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. 44 NANCY ARLENE STEWART GREENSBORO, N.C. Happiness and Daisies—that's all I ask. rs ss ae eH) 45 MABLE DIANE THOMAS SANFORD, N.C. I have my own philosophy of life, I made it, I live it, and Ichange it when I please. 46 Miss Lighted Lamp NANCY STEWART 47 OX WI Miss HPMH of 1966 CAROLYN McCABE 48 Miss Student Nurse of North Carolina, 1966 DIANNE JOHNSON 49 Last Will and Testament We, the members of the class of 1967 of High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, being of questionable sanity, feeble bodies, and shattered nerves, do bequest this our last will and testament. Article I To the Nursing Education Department, the Doctors, and the Guild, we leave our thanks. Article II To the rising Senior class we leave our black bands and our recent memories of affiliation. _ Article III To the rising Junior class we leave a step upward on the ladder of success, but beware—slippery when wet! Article IV I, Cathy Briggs, leave nothing—I'm going to need all I've got and then some! I, Jeanie Brower, leave my successful love life to anyone dumb enough to want it. I, Louise Denning, leave my ability to enjoy working on 4th East to anyone who can so enjoy. I, Gloria Dixon, leave all my colostomy patients to the freshman students, in hopes they will share in some real experiences. I, Dianne Johnson, leave all my diets and guaranteed weight losing exercises to Treva Lynch and my quiet ways to Sandy Jones, Sandra Ledwell and Chloe Albright. I, Gloria Johnson, leave for greener pastures and better hunting grounds. I, Carolyn McCabe, leave my bread and butter to anyone who is as superstitious as I am. I, Carolyn Parks, leave my personal opinions, hoping I'll get in fewer jams without them. I, Ellen Paul, leave my wild dreams of adventure to anyone who will come fly with me... Ann? I, Kay Shuskey, leave my ability to argue. I, Janice Slack, leave my giggling to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Nancy Stewart, leave with my candle collection and daisies for 'The Corner. Diane Thomas, leave my ability to return from Philly with a cracker jack diamond to anyone who can finesse the consequences. Carolyn Parks Testatrix 50 H astory Tuesday, September 1, 1964... Three long, hard, struggling but wonderful years ago, twenty-five young in- nocents walked into the lobby of the Nurses' Residence to begin training to become Re gistered Nurses. A church party, cook-out at the Y.W.C.A., and initiation by the Junior Class marked our first week here. The night of initiation we learned what was meant by neat rooms - (and they remained that way most of the next three years). One might call it a conditioning week or the lull before the storm. Nursing I, Pharmacology, Micro- biology, Chemistry, Sociology, Nutrition, and Anatomy and Physiology proved to be the storm! Along with the hard work and anxieties of the year, there were fun times too - school dances - we always managed to have plenty of boys there even if a couple did show up with blue uniforms, pistols, and badges. Snow sledding with the saucers, fraternity parties, and various OTHER parties will never be forgotten. Remember our first injection to our roommate, our first day on the halls - only 2 1 2 hours to do A.M. care on One patient - you're kidding me! Yes, we were the real thing that day - Nurses! Those long hours of closed study where we learned how to disappear quickly when Mrs. M. knocked on the door. Those closets aren't large enough for six people! In April we were presented with our caps. Our dream was slowly coming true. Despite our efforts, we learned during our first nine months, if nothing else, to act like we knew it even if we didn't! We began our Junior year with Med. -Surg. II and III with Mrs. Hiatt - we'll always remember - at this stage of the game and earning the title of 'Hiatt's little dozen. Obstetrics, O. R., and Recovery Room completed this year. Hot dog sales and the car wash were our projects to raise funds for the Junior-Senior. (I still don't know what happened to those car mats!). Parks and Mac were the only two who really profited from the car wash! Our Junior-Senior, July 25 , 1966, - a night we will all remember. ''The Days of Wine and Roses was our theme. It was carried out well with red roses which we presented to our big sisters. During our Junior year, Mac was selected Miss Student Nurse of High Point and D.J. was selected Miss North Carolina Student Nurse! We chartered a bus to Charlotte and were overjoyed when she came home with the crown. Dee and D.J. went to San Francisco and represented High Point well at the Student Nurses' National Convention. Finally we received our Senior stripes and Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Medical-Surgical Nursing IV, and Senior Ex- perience awaited us. We'll always remember Psychiatry - T.J.C., our instructors, the patients, learning to knit and play Canasta, and being teased about our accent. Philly offered to us a wide variety of activities. Sightseeing, trips to N. Y., Atlantic City, and McGuire Air Force Base made the three months. Now, as our Senior year is drawing to a close, we leave knowing that the memories of yesterday make the joys of today seem sweeter and the visions of tomorrow seem brighter. Gloria Johnson Historian 51 Junzors PRESIDEN Toe ete) scistric sci s ne e's clear simak DELL yeIViCC aa Ii WHEE PIRESUDIBIN NS coocccccocoedccenssooooecs Aah IPiuniiae SIGIR IVAIRNG oo voce COGOa OOOO DO OGOS See Jerry blake IIRAS UII. coocasodscsconcns00u000000s0en BeiRy Cook Motto T would be true for there are those who trust me. Flower Yellow Rose Colors Yellow and White 52 ELAINE AYERS Cameron, N.C. JERRY BLAKE Aberdeen, N.C. JEAN COLEMAN Greensboro, N.C. SHURDEN@ i ier Asheboro, N.C. BEMINeCOOk High Point, N.C. SANDRA JONES Asheboro, N.C. 54 LINDA FRYAR Clinton, N.C. Not Pictured DARE WRENN SNIDER High Point, N.C. CAROLINE JOHNSON Winston-Salem, N.C. SANDRA LEDWELL Asheboro, N.C. NANCY MARKHAM High Point, N.C. BETTY MITCHAM High Point, N.C. MARY ANN PRUITT Mt. Airy, N.C. LINDA SAINTSING Thomasville, N.C. BRENDA SLOAN Statesville, N.C. 55 Freshmen PRESIDENT ieretesistestere sleleleke sisleterersiioiere eierrausanelecwielll VICE RRESIDENMstsesiirstoitreiioieiiit rite Lecmby Cl SECRETARY jew slemie iis se citeleisioe iota avonne BOLIC SOCIAIA CHAIRMAN atl -telsisi-nethiroieaeret terme) ar CennuUrn NOT PICTURED ILREASUIRE Ren crecie cistietehatelcenteitoienerasi sera Vane ae brOwval SOWIE (SVNURMVAING 5 co oc obddo Doon OOOOH ODOLO SEinehy Ixy Motto Face the light, and the shadows will fall behind you. Flower Pink Rose Colors Pink and White 56 57 GAIL ADAMS CHLOE ALBRIGHT SHERON ALLEN Winston-Salem, N.C. Ramseur, N.C. Norfolk, Va. LAVONNE BOLICK Thomasville, N.C. MARTHA BROWN Morehead City, N.C. NANCY CONRAD JANICE FURR GERRY JOHNSON High Point, N.C. Cayaclom, ING Ce High Point, N.C. 58 RUTH JOBE Greensboro, N.C. MAL KELLER SANDY KEY High Point, N.C. Mt. Airy, N.C. SUSAN LEDWELL Asheboro, N.C. TREVA LYNCH Asheboro, N.C. MARY ANN REYNOLDS Star, N: Gs ELLEN SHELTON Greensboro, N.C. 59 N NG Ne RG Uy SG ING Eo N HOI) INo Ce ictured ing Not P VIOLA INSKIP Elon College, BETTY WILDER Sanford, SHERRY TARN High Point, N.C. Burl TRUDY WARREN BECKY SWAIM Thomasville, N.C. Asheboro, N.C. MARTHA TAYLOR RPAGESY@SINIBIES Southern Pines, N.C. 60 The light of friendship is like the light of phosphorus, seen plainest when all around it is dark. Crowell ACTIVITIES 61 IN Bettie Jo Kidd - ADVISOR Dianne Johnson - EDITOR Gloria Johnson - BUSINESS MANAGER 62 Student Government OFFICERS: Carolyn Parks, President; Carolyn McCabe, First Vice President; Jean Coleman, Second Vice President; Janice Slack, Secretary; Ann Pruitt, Alternate Secretary; Betty Cook, Treasurer; Linda Fryar, Parliamentarian; Miss Kay Goodman, Advisor. SECRETARIES OF SCHOOL OF NURSING Mrs. Pearl L. Conrad Mrs. Jean Nickens Housemothers SEES Mrs. Mina Wilson ictured: Esther Wehry Not P Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Helen McBee ian Gunter Lill CUSTODIANS i! S) = UT i ws O rl i) 3) g o E =) ie Baldwin ill IL x A % ht so shine------ Let your lig STUDENT LIFE 65 On Friday evening, April 2, 1965, we the Senior Class of 1967 received our caps during a ceremony at the High Point Friends Church. This was our first stepping stone toward achieving our goal as professional nurses. It was a night filled with mixed emotions. In the years to come we will never forget our night of capping. 66 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 faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly ad- minister any harmful drug. Iwilldo allin my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in con- fidence allpersonal matters committed to my keep- -ing and allfamily affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty willI endeavor to aid the physician e.! in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. Anyone for watermelon? Js, TOS Studying for O.B.! Pebble Beach? And how long have you been here, Sir? What's wrong with our tree? What do you mean—No Boys? !! Mama said there'd be days like this! 67 Not three glasses !! Hark! I hear the sound of bells! Wedding bells of course. | | $ i | The pause that refreshes. They say you regress in Philly. The best foot forward ! 68 oH INS leita UGE oS Steal NSE From the Institute to Independence Chips off the ole totem pole! John Wanamaker and the Gang. ' Square???!!! You're not telling me you got You gotta play it cool! Have no fear, Ric is here! those pants for $3 at Belks! But Stew, honest-that Mustang We Be (Get March 31, 1966 - D.J. 's night wouldn't start!! to remember. 69 Pedy T.J.C. and his Southern Belles. Now We're here—what do we do? Mac, D. J., Glo, Lou, Stew, Jinxy, Dee, Glo, E. Paul, Jan, Parksie, Shuskey, Cat ! Homeward Bound !! 70 BUYERS’ GUIDE 7a! Compliments of THE HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 72 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1967 THE MEDICAL STAFF OF HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OUR HATS ARE OFF TO THE WOMEN IN WHITE WHO ARE CAPPED IN YOUR COMMENDABLE PROFESSION! ! a f- Moos ao at SUPOOIICE “Cenp any OF CAROLINA HIGH POINT. NORTH CAROLINA [Eee ESECURITY AN DsSERVIGEL OUR CON gE RODUGTS INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SERVICE BY PAYROLL DEDUCTION PLAN FOR HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES. CONTACT: ROBERT CARLSON VICE-PRESIDENT, Compliments of |, we i rive In Sanitone. Vars ty Drive Certified Master Drycleaner Cleaners Launderers Storage Rugs 2410 N. MAIN Phone 885-2101 Zesto’s 1670 English Rd. 1230 N. MAIN miclay IWertani (Nis (Co A 4N0 74 Cumby Mortuary Funeral Directors Chestnut Drive at Broad Ave. Telephone 885-5045 MEMBER |! « THE ORDER Chapel, Air Conditioned, an experienced organization offering an individually planned service. Compliments of Compliments of The Lilly Company Diane Restaurant High Point, North Carolina 2100 NORTH MAIN STREET 75 Congratulations '67 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 Compliments of Compliments of Lyles Chevrolet Co. Adams- Millis Corp. mega 400 English Rd. 1800 North Main thal evoke, Wi, C 76 ElMVeST REED GROCERY CO: Compliments Fresh Meats and Groceries Phones 882-3323 882-3324 413 N. Elm Street Farmers Dairy High Point's Only Independent Dairy Phone 885-2138 Phone In Order For Fast Service 131 West Lexington Avenue South Gat High Point, North Carolina Shenae Conte 885-2063 BEESON HARDWARE LESTER'S JEWELERS 214 North Main Street Home of Fine Diamonds High Point, North Carolina 131 South Main Street NASH JEWELRY AND LOAN CO. Compliments of ‘127 North Main Street BAKER'S GULF SERVICE High Point, North Carolina S37 North Main Nash saves you cash Compliments of Compliments of BOYLE'S INSURANCE AGENCY SWARTZBURG'S 755 N. Main ; els i eee) ATLANTIC SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. tfOirs LE ee 620 North Main Street 77 Best Wishes John W. Herndon The High Point Enterprise Agency General Insurance Real Estate Mortgage Loans Your Home Newspaper Phone 882-4189 658 North Main Street Since 1885 High Point, North Carolina Daily and Sunday 305-307 North Main Street Compliments of PERKINSON JEWELERS 110 North Main Street Compliments of Compliments of DOG HOUSE 660 N. Main PRELUDE CORPORATION 78 meen) LAGE, a living tradition in furniture HERITAGE FURNITURE CO., HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA 27261 1690 English Road CARTER'S RESTAURANT 1524 N. Main Street High Point, North Carolina We Serve The Best In Steaks SAMPLE SHOE STORE 119 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of KEPLEY'S BARBE QUE 1304 North Main GUILFORD OPTICAL CO. 654 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina 79 YOUNTS 790 N. Main Phone 882-8714 Gift basket of high grade fruits and delicacies. Local and distant delivery. Compliments of JARRETT'S STATIONERY COMPANY 106 North Wrenn Street Phone 882-3210 CAMEL PAWN SHOP, INC. Home of Low Prices Money to Loan on Anything of Value 211 N. Main Street High Point, N.C. 27260 Men's Hairstylist -- Razor Cutting Hair Pieces -- Manicurist PALACE BARBER SHOP 220 North Main Street High Point, N.C. Appointment If Desired Expert craftsmen operating the finest and most modern machines assure you of the most faithful reproduction. ER MICKEY PRINTING COMPANY 2352 ENGLISH ROAD C] HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA 27261 TELEPHONE 882-4621 0 882-6225 é Compliments of PONTIAC.. McLARTY DRUG COMPANY 128 Church St. NEILL PONTIAC, INC. Phone 883-1431 902 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. 27262 -- PONTIAC -- TEMPEST -- R. A. Parker, Jr., Bus. Phone 888-4583 . DON'T SAY TAXI! SAY REDBIRD Sales Manager Res. Phone 883-5 580 882-8181 80 Congratulations Class of 1967 DEPENDABLE DRUC STORES CSarnins fr STroserplions @ HIGH POINT. NORTH CAROLINA ASHEBORO. N.C BURLINGTON. N. C LEXINGTON. N. C. CHAPEL HILL. N. C REIDSVILLE. N. C JONESBORO. N. C SANFORD. N. C LEAKSVILLE. N. C THOMASVILLE. N. C HAYWOOD AND RANKIN, INC. General Insurance 656 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina MYRTLE DESK COMPANY Telephone 882-6823 P.O, BOX 1750 « PHONE 883-4136 Area 919®HIGH POINT, N.C. yl ; Tr an ot z . SOUTHERN MOTORS 901 S. Main Street High Point, North Carolina Phone 883-7111 Imperial Plymouth Chrysler Valiant 81 Compliments of THE PRIVATE DUTY NURSES | Compliments of 1901 North Main TIP-TOP BREAD ALTON STANFORD REALTORS 635 N. Main St., High Point, N. C. ROSE FURNITURE COMPANY Telephone 885-5018 214-216 South Elm Street High Point, North Carolina 27261 Phone 88-2687] SNOW STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Kodak Headquarters Kodaks - Finishing - Pictures - Framing Dial 882-6718 207 N. Main Street HightPoint ein Gee2 2260 Compliments of WILSON'S SHOE STORE Wilson's for Weejuns GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. ; EDN sain Nein ieee CECIL'S REXALL DRUG STORE Supplies and Typewriters 121 North Main Telephone 88-55041 Phone 882-3369 82 Sechrest Funeral Service CHAPEL = FAMILY ROOM — OFF STREET PARKING Many thousands of families since 1897 have found deep solace in entrusting to Sechrest the final rites for a loved one. Now, those who are bereaved gain added comfort and convenience from two locations. Such blending of long experience and modern science createsa final ceremony of memorable beauty, tenderness and dignity. 1301 East Lexington Avenue — 414 S. Main Street Phone 882-2555 Phone 885-2145 ENGLISH MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of Ford Cars and Trucks Where People like you, like JOAN PEOPLES to trade i ee Sr tsar eens? PHILADELPHIA, PA. Phone 882-0181 Compliments of || | | PHIL ABERNATHY'S arllee’s AUTO REPAIR 117 N. Hamilton INSTANT COPIES Compliments of 308 N. Main WATSON'S CLOTHIERS PHONE: 883-4226 217 NeyMain St: 83 Compliments of SHORES DRY CLEANING RCA Ol IND. INES TOs ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE No. 2 2401 English Road—Phone 88 2-9828 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of GO-FORTH EXTERMINATORS WHITLARK'S FLORIST 206 WESTWOOD Paul Smith Studios 1242 S. Main Street ign) Pointe @s Ble SUINe TS yA THE OLD ORIGINAL SINCE 1914 Compliments of HIGH POINT HARDWARE COMPANY Bled Lyfe Iusuvanee Company BRIGGS STRATTON MOTOR PARTS, INC. 118 N. Hamilton Compliments of BOY LES AUTO PARTS 302 N. Wrenn St. Heh Geir, Na Cc. Compliments of WRIGHT'S CLOTHING 126 N. Main Compliments of SAM'S WELDING 115 N. Hamilton Compliments of MIDAS MUFFLER 804 English Rd. Compliments of JACOB'S MEN'S SHOP EL 2es iMiaingst Compliments of Compliments of CANNON - FETZER Rathskeller SRmatGChPOINT, N.C. LISTEN CHRIS, IF THEY GIVE YOU THE BOATS AND 1233 MONTLIEU AVENUE VOUBGOPANIDRY OUT FAL OFRAITE EDGE, DON) fCOME GCRYINGSIOME: People who play it cautious seldom discover new worlds. Compliments of JOHN FRIEDMAN'S FASHIONS SAMUEL HYMAN JEWELERS BUDDY DALE ELON Os nUGTIES 85 86 87 But we Sentors will never forget... September 1, 1964 Mr. Coble's student nurse chorus. Picnic's at Adams-Millis farm Mrs. Batista's accent APO Fraternity and the carwash Stubborn Kinda Fella Just leti t blow in the wind! The bedpan flusher that didn't stay shut. The conferences in the linen closet Pink ladies at the Varsity The Fossils , Wooly Bully , ' Boots'' and High Rock Climbing the walls Dee itisinotthatesterile trams All of our blind dates'' and school parties Saturday night at the movies High Point Bowling alley Harvey, Maynard and all the rest we passed around The sign that used to hang in front of the dorm The trip Dee didn't make to Kansas The Castaways and the Jokers ! McCabe's and G. Johnson's premonitions Pebble Beach—Ouch! Sunburn Getting checked off on catheterizations Time Won't Let Me My Daddy's so sweett Oldie, Goldie, Moldie time in Glo's room. Getting lost in High Point! You've got to be kidding? !! How about it El] and Ann? The boat ride in San Francisco Bay, Calif. that D.J. took while at the NSNA convention I've invited the wrong boy to the Prom! The Great White Father and his common duct The Saucerheads Double Shot of my Baby's Love The Seville and Broadway, The O'Henry and the Gold Room Snow Sledding!! You're worried! ! Why I'm not even dressed for the occasion! Stew and the Drifters: Clod Emerywood Forest Estates Cookouts at Mrs. Gibson's? Umm Brush my teeth? Jingle bells in the Middle of July??!! 241 1 2 Boulevard The interesting camera box at the Junior-Senior. Mac's love for cats and her ''Superstitions . The dozen red roses the class wired to D.J.'' at Charlotte wishing her lots of luck and then to see her collect another dozen red roses when she won that crown!!!! Shoeshine Miss; Miss Shackleford? The Southern Belles at Philly The knitting circle Our gripe sessions Beta ''zoo Fraternity Playing bridge, canasta, and 500 rummy Philly southfield Gotta match, gotta match, gotta match Pierced ears in Philly Flight 504 leaving for Greensboro and points south-claim your seats! Thanksgiving Day-1966-all night train ride Lend me a dollar, Lady. Train pulling into High Point, N. C. from Philadelphia!!! D. J.'s long hours and worries spent on this '67 yearbook! !!! CHARGE DUTY 3-11!!!!! - -  but the best is yet to come! 88 at peiatane : fate Se SO pane es = sak ? Sal ae