Martin Memorial School of Nursing - Stripes Yearbook (Mount Airy, NC)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senior Class of Martin Memorial School Of Nursing, in this year of 1964, being in reasonably good health and of doubtfully sound mind and realizing the uncertainty of grades do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Lockhart, the instructors, and staff we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for the help, guidance, and understanding they have shown us during our three years here. To the Senior Class of 1965 these prized possessions of the 1964 class we leave to you: I, Shelby Angel leave my witty outlook on life to Jewel Lowry. Betty Gallimore leaves her ability to oversleep to Darnell Cockerham. The fastest walker in the Senior Class, Jane George leaves her fast pace to Mary Watts. Brenda Griffin leaves her natural curly hair to Ann Roberts. To prove this man ' s institution hasn ' t got Dale Harris down, she leaves her grey hair here. In the process of trying to slow Lena Mae Thomas down, Pat Johnson leaves her slow manner of talking. The formula for growing tall is being left by Mary McDonald, to Jessie Anna Ward so she will be able to attain great heights in this world. June Martin leaves her ability to keep everything neat and in order to Brenda Hall. For anyone that likes to play guessing games Fay Norman leaves her handwriting because it will really keep you guessing. To anyone that feels they need a quick lift Carolyn Owen leaves her vitamin pills. The money beggar of the class, Sue Porter leaves her money begging ability to Mary Watts. Katherine Redmon is leaving her natural blond hair to Darnell Cockerham since the cost of rinses are going up every day. Since Sharlene Shockley is thinking about settling down to one fellow she will leave a few of her ex-beaus to Mamie Jo Beasley. Frances Speas leaves a reserved seat in the date room and her heavy date schedule to Lena Mae Thomas. Brenda Venable leaves her ability to have fun and her wittiness to Carolyn Lamb. I, Eva Wooten, leave whatever I have, if I have anything, to whoever needs whatever I have and can do anything with whatever this thing is. I, Imogene Bowman leave my giggle to my little sister, Mary Watts. The Entire Senior Class leave to the housemothers and Lou these quiet halls. 20

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SHARLENE SHOCKLEY Stuart, Va. A thing is better for being shared. FRANCES SPEAS Cana, Va. Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. BRENDA VENABLE Ararat, N. C. Forward ever, backward never. EVA WOOD WOOTEN Sparta, N. C. Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing.

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A Cap and A Cape is now reality and not a dream, so Student Nurse, the Future is yours.