Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing - Crisp N Curls Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Class Prophecy It was a mere coincidence that after having spent the past six years nursing in Alaska that I should meet Margaret Sachse and learn that she had been doing the same in China. Together in the states for the first time since graduation we decided to draw the curtain and view the stage that had been set for our classmates. Since Charlotte and the surrounding areas held a good many of the girls, we caught a plane for there. We were comfortably and efficiently settled by the hostess who was none other than Joan Addison. Tho’ we did not get to see Garnett Archer Birch, we were told that she was an “Angel of Mercy” in Public Health in Asheville. We visited the lovely home of Jean Quinn Wall and found that being the mother of two boys had not blighted her laughter or her humor. We were surprised to find — Eva, Sam, and the twins living only two blocks from the Walls. Eva laughted as she said, “I do home nursing.” Adelaide Brison has done a wonderful job in starting a nursing school at the new hospital in Belmont, N. C. Alexa Brown is content to do infirmary nursing at State College where her husband is history professor. We glowed with pride when we heard that Ruth Kanupp had bought a large farm near Hickory and turned it into a paradise for homeless children. Gwendolyn Lambert married Paul Poole, settled in Asheboro and is quite busy making First-aiders of the inhabitants there. Evelyn Milton is quite content to be the sole assistant of the chief of surgery in Thomasville, Ga. Dorothy Nixon proved invaluable to Dr. Gibbon so she has become quite skilled as his surgical assistant. Speaking of surgery, we hear that Jewell Sowell is O. R. Supervisor in a hospital in Lancaster, S. C. and that P. Drymon is doing well in surgery in Johns Hopkins. As for B. Drymon, she is happy aiding her dentist husband in his office as well as their home. Mary Harris is still “Wild About Harry.” They have been married for six years. She is doing Pediatric nursing at Dear Old Presbyterian. Presbyterian has retained a few of our class. Mary Frank Broome is supervisor of the delivery suite and Lottie Clark is supervisor of the nursery. Eula Faye Kennedy teaches Bible at Queens College and does private duty in Charlotte. M. A. Carpenter strayed all the way to California but she found her way back to Monroe and is pediatric supervisor in the hospital there. Irene Sykes has settled in Atlanta, Ga. and is kept busy studying “politics” to keep up with here politician husband. | Last, and well-remembered, is our songbird, Ellen Kelly, who has forsaken nursing to devote herself to a career of music. We draw the curtain again—and speculate. LeNorA FRANKLIN, Class Prophet Page Thirty