James Walker Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Epitome Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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LINDA'S-wnrdrolle IVHERE all the decorations came lrom lor the I, Jackie Miller, leave my appointments with Dr. Ilan Velsor to anyone who needs them hoping they will have as much success as I. I, Vickie Mintz, leave my ability to twist to anyone who can face the Director of Nursing at 1:20 A.M. I, Linda McQueen, leave my admiration lor Dr. Robert Moore, wishing I could take his big heart with me. I, Irene Sasser, leave my heavy loot lor driving to anyone who has a big purse to go with it. I, .lane Scott, leave my partying, witty humor and inability to keep a secret to any Iunior with as big mouth as mine. I, Anita Soles, leave my empty II'inston packs to Linda Vann and my love lor Pepsis to Dr. II'einel. I, Retha II'illiams, leave my ability to remember and re-tell jokes to anyone who enjoys them as much as I. Testator: BETTY LOU HUDSON Witnesses Barbara Burton Sissy Cleve IT IMOULDN'T IIE US IVITHOUT WHO KNOWS JO ANNS-lozte for N. C. Stale IMHY there isn't a big table in the recreation BECKIVS-j91'r'ltires of Henry room VICIUES-ff,,1,,,1bef' WHERE the yellow and green spreads came from RETHA'S-juices l , , , B WHO forgot their hnes in the talent skit ANE'S-exercims J IMHO Uncle Zeb gave a white uniform to MARY LEE'S-fliers JACKIES-larolzen Contact lens GAIIJS-love for baseball ETHEL,S-teleplzozze calls CAROLYN'S- 'z's that the f9lIOlI6?U ANITA'S-famzly PAT'S-Bud, Kay and diapers IRENE'S-Dont SISSY'S- I want lo go home CECELIA'S-wf11'ii11g AMELIA'S-fuzzy bedroom shoes BARBARA'S-red shoes BETTY LOU'S-ffiancee's lateness 1961 Jr.-Sr. IMHO got the mail when the housemother's ol'- fice was locked IMHICH students pushed the car down main street in Durham IMHO had a Christmas Party on the 3rd lloor 1960 IMHO introduced herself as Miss IMilmington IMHO took all of jane's belongings IMHO kept a cat in the nurses home for three days A IMHO reported the burglars in Dr. Hare and Hooper's office . . . ASK the operator

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Last Will and Testament R W. A -- ,Q I State of North Carolina I County of New Hanover City of Wilmington School of Nursing We,the graduates of james Mlalker Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, as of September 1, 1962, wish for our last wills to be cherished by those we have known for the past three years. As we set our sails and drift to yonder rise, we leave these things to you. Article I To our Class Advisor, Mrs. Marita Howard, as we set our sails of departure, we leave with many fond memories of you in our hearts. Article II To our doctors, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the understanding and guidance you have given us in the past three years. Article III To our faculty, headnurses, supervisors, and directors, we leave our deepest appreciation, for with- out each of you our goal would have been far out of reach. Article IV To Mrs. Causey and Mrs. Garner, our mothers away from home, we leave saying we love you. Article V To our underclassmen, we leave the privilege of having three phones on their floor to the class who wins the fight. Article VI To our families and friends whose love and understanding has brought us ashore when we were on the verge of sinking, we graduate with the hopes of fulfilling your high expectations. Article VII We, Carolyn Batson and Ethel Butler, The Bobbsy Twins, leave our ability to get demerits to anyone who can have as much fun getting them as we did. I, Barbara Burton, leave the remainder of my 1962 calender to anyone who wishes to join me in counting the days. I, Pat Burton, leave my ability to aggravate Uncle Zeb and charm him at the same time to any poor freshman who needs it. I, Elsie Cleve, leave taking with me everything that isn't nailed down. We, Rebecca Crowell and jo Ann Hines, leave our ability to oversleep and miss breakfast and the morning report to any student as tired and weary as we. I, Cecelia Daily, leave all my lonely hours of waiting to Mildred Lockhart, hoping hers will not seem as long. 1 I, Gail Gibson, leave planning to take all the breaks I never got on Upper Hall. I, Amelia Grady, leave with every intention of taking this New Year's Eve off. I, Betty Lou Hudson, leave taking with me many fond memories, especially of my trips to Na- tional, State, and District meetings wishing every student could attend as many as I. I, Mary Lee Mauney, leave my ability to put Denture Cream on hemorrhoids to anyone who tries to read the label in the dark. 21

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