Rex Hospital School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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'-L I I IZ ,x,,,f L, ' 1 THE NIGHTINGNALE l91l-5 D ANNTI' VYPAVI R Il NIARC ARI I 1001 1' B 'll J Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Rex Hospital School of Nursing, Rex Hospital Raleigh, North Carolina ..........,,t 1 , -. I., -1-:area Yf '-151 1 G ls, Prologue OUR THRICIC YEARS AT REX have been, in manv respects, Comparable to an old chest filled with memories both favorable and adverse. The favorable, we have attempted to publish in this hook so that we can ponder over and cherish them in the many years to come. It is with a mingled feeling of sorrow, pride, and gratitude that we bid farewell to our old alma materf, You have thoroughly prepared us in a great profession. Sl4:N1o1: CLASS 15. plliellvvllk ,.............. ax , e- 1.--.... si..---p wa Www--..,..... '. P fre- ' w .:,.w f ,ff A'. -. . . . .f . - . -4sg64Ei3fjr.,L9,i::,.,., - IV - .M it-E ,.-. . A A i ,,.' -44 . 3 , ' i F y ..., ,qi K ,... ,e 1 ., ,. 'FA Ha., ' 1: 1 W' ' ,- i, , 1- fi u 1 ,. , TU UNE who is a great asset to our profession, an untiring counselor to our night nurses, and a devoted servant of humanity, we dedicate this, the NIGHTINGALE of 19415 to Miss Elizabeth Peterson. 4 The Florence Nightingale Pledge I SOLEBINLY pledge myself before God 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 mis- chievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful d1'ug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the stand- ard of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal mat- ters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. VVith loyalty I will endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. 5 Zin jlllilemnriam Du. CILXIILICS B. VV1LK1f:1zs0N 1878 -- 1944: 6 I ,- 4'f' .Bi lfffiiff JE Q, .JL Foreword TO THE SFCCEEDING students of Rex, we relinquish our places and present this annual. Take advantage of the oppor- tunities offered to you and profit by our mistakes. lvhile remi- niscing in the future, we shall always hold our associations with you near and dear. RIARY GMYTRUK. 7 Administration .Q y V'n,: , Q: Mic. CI,AI'Dl'Z1 .fi.XDDY Miss H1XZ1'II, C. YVILLIAMS MR. L. C. THORNTON Hospital 11fINI'illi.S'f7'IIfOI' Director of Nf111'sf'.9 Assistflvzt f1Cl7lIi7liSt'l'flf07' I3z1.9i11c'.9.9 Ojffirf Parson 1101 in W' aa, 144' 1 2, - . 1 . if 1 X y N ' gm' 1, i V A . A A A is -. E ' I Eng x . A, ,sf 9' ,WV ,...n ' Mn. YV1I.L1AM S. Ho1z'roN accozmfazzf' Miss Bmvry c,'l'STOT svcrrffarz g Miss EMMA SANDERS, insur- : J 5 , ann' !1t'C0llIIf!1Ilfj Miss FLORDIA BA111iLEY, f1.v.vi.s'fan1 accountant, Mus. x7ALLIE HENDIQHSON, srfcrfftarqyg Mus. XVALCIE BIYA'l l'f admitting n17Yz'1'rg Mus. J0s1cPHlNE SNOXV, h0.s'pifaI hostess. Not plmIugrapl11'11.' Miss Mmmucn AIURRAY, a.vsi.s'fant accounfantg Mns. BIARGARFIT SWVAIN, svcretary, Mus. f,'I'IXlCLI.0 LITIIWICK, arlfnziffirzg 0yiCf'I'j Mus. BIAUDIC ARRINGTON, hospital h0.s'tes.s'. 8 MISS WILLIAMS -K MISS HAZEI. C. XVILLIAMS, our Superintendent of Nurses, has been with us for the past three years. Although Salisbury, N. C., is her birthplace, Danville, Va., has been her home since early childhood. The stepping stones in Miss XVilliams' education are: Danville High School, Danville, Va., Queens' College, Charlotte, N. C., St. I.uke's School of Nursing, Richmond, Va., Columbia University, New York City, N. Y., and University of Virginia, Richmond, Va. She received her R.N. from the St. I.uke's School of Nursing and a B.S. in Nursing Education from the University of Virginia. Miss VVilliams came to us in 1942 with an experience record which would be hard to equal or surpass. She was Superintendent of the Hospital and Nurses at Guilford General Hospital in High Point for 4- years, Charlotte Sanitoriuni for 4 years, St. Peters' Hospital in Charlotte for 9 years, and served as Director of Nurses at Charlotte Memorial Hospital for 1 year. She is an active club worker and holds a membership in many clubs, including the Altrusia Club of Raleigh and the Charlotte Business and Professional VVoman's Club, which she helped to organize. Miss VVilliams was president of District 3, N. C. State Nurses' Association for two years and treasurer for two years. She was vice president of the N. C. State Nurses' Association and is the present president of the organization. Despite the above, Miss VVilliams leads a normal everyday life. She is a Presbyterian and an ardent church goer. Her pet hobbies are anesthesia, and cooking. Bibliographies are her favorites, but she reads all the current professional literature. Possessor of a keen sense of humor, Miss VVilliams is just one of us in civilian life. If you don't believe it, ask her about the time that she was nearly drowned! 9 gig Yu., ' 7- 'Q DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. DR. No I Chiefs of Staff X if HUBERT B. HAYVVOOD, Chivf of Dlvdical Staff W. B. DEWAH, Fhief of Iflvcirocardiography BESSIE LANE, Cwhiff of Psychiatry HUGH A. THOMPSON, Flzivf of Orthopedics R. P. NOBLE, Fhifff of Romztgmzology A. S. OLIVER. Fhivf of 0b.s'ff'trics and Gyrwcology HENRY G. TURNER, Chivf of Surgery A. S. BOOT, f'l1iffofPr'diafrics M. R. GIBSON. Fhivf of Ear, Eyff, Nose, ana' Throat SIDNEY SMITH, Uhifff of Urology V. BI. HICKS, Clziwf of Oplzthalmology IIh0f0g1'Il'IJhUI7.' DR. Z. M. CAVINESS, Chiff of Prorfology DR. LOVIS N. YVEST, Chivf of Brain Surgcry 10 Staff Doctors , f ,T ... Qfqfiz. A . ..9N 2 1 A . le.. uf? Q, 'Q Wf Q DR. C. R. BUGG DR. F. B. POYVERS DR. E. IV. BRIAN DR. M. D. HILL First row: DR. KEMP NEAL DR. J. S. RHODES DR. C. P. ELDRIDGE DR. P. G. FOX DR. R. I. WALL DR. I. M. PROCTOR Th ini' row .' Second ron' : DR. A. L. WILKERSON DR. J. B. WRIGHT DR. A. C. BROUGHTON DR. V. S. CAVINESS DR. R. L. MCGEE Not plzofograplzefl: wi. gyms' DR. G. S. COLEMAN DR. B. J. LAXVRENCE DR. E. H. HERRING Fourth row : DR. DR. DR DR. DR. ALEXANDER WEBBJR F. R. YARBOROUGH J. J. COMBS L. C. LILES CLARENCE JUDD DR. T. L. UMPHLETT DR. KENNETH DICKINSON DR. A. C. CAMPBELL DR. N. H. Mc'LEOD DR. VV. T. VVARD DR. J. S. MITCHENER 11 dur' Faculty if! fx! VIRGINIA MILES, R.N. ufirnml Direvfnr and Nursing flrfs Instr HELEN MULLICAN, A.I3. Ilifflviirzw DR. A. S. OLIVER, M.D. EVELYN THOMPSON, R.N. fll!NfPfl'II'!lI NIll'.YII1fl DR. C. R. RUGG, M.D. CELIA MAE STALLINGS. R.N, lJ0llIflI'l'Il' Nurxing LOUISE HARVVARD, R.N. Olmrnfing lfnum Tf'r'l1niquv DR. H. A. THOMPSON, M.D., F.A.C.S. 0 rfb 0lIl'1lI!'S urfor 1 DR. SIDNEY SMITH, M.D. Urology DR. ROBERT I.. MCGEE S u ryrf ry DR. IVAN PROCTER, M.D. G.1fl1r'1'o1n.r1.11 DR. EARL VV. BRIAN, M.D CTIIHIIIIIIIIIITIIPII' liiwrrxlfx IIURERT G. PRICE, IIS. Dlroiwirl All wlira HAZEL C. VVILLIAMS, B.S. l,I'Ufl'NNi0lIfll ,-Irlju.-:fnu'nf.v, I. II DOROTHY MCGE E, B .S. lllirrolz iniugy C. JOHNSON SATTERNVHITE, M.T., R.T. Zllicrobiology fi 'sf' Wig., -aww Ay! XR af-gh ' A Jf, xt I-fs -gl!- Q Heads ot Nursing Department HAZEI, C. WILLIAMS, ILS., R.N., llirrfr-fur of Nurses. Saint Lukes' Hospital, Rielnnund, Va.g Cui- versity of Virginia, lS.S.g Nursing liducalifm, Colum- bia Cniversityg President nt' North Carulina Nurses Association Iglf-l-Ifll5Q Member Standardizatiun Board, Member Committee XVar Nursing Serviceg Member League Nursing Education. MARIE STRIPLING, R.N., f'liuif'al Hupw'z'i.vnr. Grace Hospital Seliuul of Nursing, Murgantun, N. C.q Post Graduate, N. Y. Polyelinie, Y. MISS I'lI,IZAl5l'l'l'II Pl41'I'ICRS0N, R.N., Night Superz'i.wn'. Pittsburgh City Hospital Seliuul of Nursing, Pittsburgh, Pa. MISS HE'l l'Il'i ANDRICXVS, R.N., .I.v.s'i.wfn11f Night Superl'i.wn'. City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. MISS VIRGINIA MILES, A.I5.N., R.N., Wuman's College University of North Carolina, A.I5. '39, Yale Cniversity Schuul of Nursing, M.N. 713. Nursing Staff HAZEL COLCLUCGH, R.N., Ilenrl Nurse, Medical and Surgical Hall. MARGARET GREEN, R.N., Hemi Numff, Men's Medical and Surgical Hall. MARJURIE IIRANNUN, R.N., General Dufy Nurse, Medical and Surgical Hall. JEAN 'I'URRYI4'ILL, R.N., Niglll SIIlIl'l'Z'i.WH', Obstetrieal Ilall. MILDRED EMORY, R.N., Ilercrl Nurse, Medical and Surgical Hall. ESTICR MOORE, R.N., .I.v.vi.sI'rll1f Ileurl Nurse. Ubstetrical Hall. FLORENCE UWENS, R.N., I-Issixfflllf llwrul fV11r.ve, Medical and Surgical Hall. LENA McLAMl5, R.N., lleud Nunwf, XVUIIICIIQS Surgi- eal Hall. ANNIE MINTUN, R.N., I-1.vsi.sfrrnf llerrd Nurse, Medical and Surgical Hall. LaRUE CO'I l'ON, R.N., Night Superz'i.wn', Maternity Hall Nursery. I ,.1 ' 1 Plursnig Staff '4'-175' 1 'mf . D' Q Vx ln- 'tr ilggggl, I 5 4 nv 4... we fa. EMILY JO BAREFOOT, R.N., P.R.N., Night Nursrf. ELIZABETH PEARCE, R.N., Supcrziisor, Ma- ternity Hall Nursery. NETTIE AVERETTE, R.N., Clinic Suparziisor. EVELYN THOMPSON, R.N., Supvrvi.s'0r, Ma- ternity Hall. LOUISE HARXVARD, R.N., Supcrz'ixur, Operating Room. RUBY JOHNSON, R.N., Supervisor, Medical and Surgical Hall. VIVIAN CARTER, R.N., Su.perz'isor, Medical and Surgical Hall. CELIA MAE STALLINGS, R.N., Head Nurse, Pediatrics Hall. JANE PARHAM, R.N., General Duty, Ground Floor. EMALINE FAHEY, R.N., Scroiizl .'ISSiSfflllf, Operat- ing: Room Supervisor. MAUDE O'NEAL, R.N., Assistant, Operating Room Supervisor. NELL JEVVELL, R.N., Night Supcrziisor, Emer- gency Room. MARY ALICE VVHITFIELD, R.N., Night Super- visor, Medical and Surgical Hall. INA VINCENT, R.N., Night Sll1I0l UiSOT, Medical and Surgical Hall. VIRGINIA STONE, R.N., Supervisor, Central Sup- ply Room. - NELL PERRY, R.N., P.R.N., Night Duty. GOLDA SMITH, R.N., Ground Floor Supervisor, Medical and Surgical Hall. PATTIE MAE MASSENGILL, R.N., Szlpervisor, VVmnan's Surgical Hall. lnterns , H 2 .4 :Y 1 V , ' 2, 1 1' f , fi? 9 ' nys-' I , C HARLES BAYNES NVILKERSON, JR., A.R. Chemistry, University of North Carolina, 19-1-Ig M.D. Medi calColleg:eof Virginia,1944. ROBERT HENRY TIIRASHER, ILS., VVillfam and Mary, Norfolk, Va., M.D 'Vledical College of Virginia. VVILLIAM HENRY HILL, B.S., VVake Forest College, 1942, M.D., Bowman Gras School of Medicine, VVake Forest College, 1944-. Qperating Room LOUISE l'IAliVVAliD, ILN., Uprrufillgf Rumi: Sup0rz'i.wr. Rex llospitzll School of Nursing, liai- lvigh, N. C. MAUDIE CYNHAL, li.N., .lssislfllil ff1l1'l'lIfilI.Il Room Sll1I0l l'i.S'Ul'. lim-x Hospital Sclnml of Nursing, lia- leigh, N. C. EMMALINE FAHICY, li.N., SI'!'1llH1 .I.w.vI.vl1lnl Supr'i'Z'ism'. Rex Ilospitzil School of Nursing, leigh, N. C. HELEN E. SLAUGIIl'lNHAUP'l', li.N., Vhirf .'limsflmli.et. Anesthctist, Capital City Scliool of Nursing, XVzishingtun, D. C.: Clizirity Ilospilzil School of Anesthesia, New Urlvuns, Iiil. 'E' if M ,QW 130' -.4 .P-Q Laboratory and X-Ray T. 5, , My '- Q, ' .... 1 R ' -Z + L Mc DR. R, P. NOBLE, Chief of X-Ray Staff, C. JOHNSON SATTERVVHITE, M.'1'., R.T. North Carolina State Collegeg State Sanatoriumg The American Registry of X-Ray Technicians. INEZ GREEN, Sacred Heart Jr. College, Boone, N. C., Professional Building I,ahoratory, Charlotte, N. C. MARY ANNE O'BRlENT, A.B. Woman's College, University of N. C. DOROTHY MCGEE, A.R., M.T., Laboratory and X-Ray Technician. A.B. VVOman's College Uni- versity of North Carolina, M.'I'. Duke University Hospital. Dietary Department HELEN Ml'I,I.lCAN, BS., ll.E. VVoman's Col- lege of University of North Carolinag Dietetics, The 5. New York Hospital, New York. 'mi ,HIP l AGNES YVAHD, B.S., H.l+l. Brevard, Brevard Jr. ,..,.vP' College, B.S., H.E., High Point College, High Point, N. C. i AUTIE TISDALE, Food llrcounfroil. Not Ph0f0.flI'IlIlllPCl.' MISS MINNIE CLARY, H.N. Head of Department Macon General Hospital, Macon, Georgia. The dietary department has its own special headaches as well as special fun. 'l'he headache begins with the worry over food shortages, and climbs to the splitting stage when we face the employee shortage. However, we always seem to get through and everyone gets fed-we hope. The kitchen has its own fun too--an extra large portion. The informality of our surroundings, and the prankish good humor of our faithful cooks all help to give the work in the kitchen an added zest. Few stu- dents graduate without fond memories of hearing Ben call, All Aboard, when the patients' carts are ready. Memories of hymn time in the kitchen should flourish also because we never stop wondering why NBC hasn't stolen our songsters long before now. VVell, the dietary department is just like any other hospital department, only diferent! But we all are work'ng with the same goal in our hearts-the patient's complete recovery. HIQLIQN IVll'r.LIc.xN. mi Clinic MRS. LUCY BARBER, Ifospifal Social lV0rlce1'. MRS. PAULINE C. THORNTON, Clinic Secretary MRS. NIC'1 1'IE AVERETTE, R.N., Clinic Supervisor. lQ J, JP 18 file ' xx,., . , , , F fy '51 f x f ffwtif , xg., ag M-f QE, M X sw f 13, vw S . t .1 Up , 1 ,t,,, , , MZ ' R., L , . HHH!-wmuwraw V , .-n.v,..x-.f f 7? w , A'A 5 , i A y, nfluImv-up 'H' lg , X . mzfr f 'f ' 4 A WMIXQ. Wi? h 41 f 1 HUBERT G. PRICE, BS., l,hflI'1lIfl!'iSf,,' MISS RUTH AYCUCK, B.S., Pharmacist. lr LIRSS ANNIE MAE JOYNER, ILN., Enzcrgcnry Room Supmwisor. dl' qv 4-,,,l....b . -ani, MKS. VIRGINIA STONE, ILN., Supply Room Sllp01 Ui.vol'. 'fk' -, :T N I lff , I 1 I II ' ' ' 'V Lf' 'Y-' - f 'l wsl 1. xx-G ,ii-lf,-,. ,ww an I 'i Tf'.g p LK TT 77 ,X Y n 5 ' N Qf -R - be I I I1 I V rj 2- I I' V' Q- ....,, Rl.. 5' W ,ls-I .AH ,f'o'.,l If 'TAI I f I , 1' ' ki A .. I I 'ai ' I 4 x .4 I I -lug f M. if - , Q is.: 1 ,T 'Hr . L '-Q., Q -In 5 'iw-zfrllzln M SL. ,fu 2 bi . MISS I'1I,lZAl3E'I'II I'ICAliClC, ILN., ,Illltl'I'IlIf-ll Hall Nursery Sll1ll'l'Z'IS07'. ? 3 Nashville., 'l'enn.g The New Ynrk Iluspitul, New York, N. Y. l'l'lI,lA MAY S'l'AI,I,lNUS, li.N., l,l'!llfIfl'iI' S1apr:'1'I.w1'. Munnl Sfnrzi ll pitzll Seluml uf Nursing, Plmilsulelpluiu, l':1.g Yumlerhilt lllllYi'I'Nilj' lluspnlul, Under the excellent supervision of Miss Celia May Stallings, our l'cdi:1t1'ic- Ui-pzxrtinent has continued to gain popularity tlll'0l1gll0llt the state. It has expzunled eonsiclerzxhly cl lll'lllQ the i past three years :incl its facilities have heen greatly inlprovefl. A wide variety of perliutrie diseases is trerxted here each year, thus hroaclening our knovvleclge in this field. VVe are grateful to Miss Stzillings and we deeply appreciate the patience she so exhibits in teaching us. 21 willingly V , 'V' T ,,,., ' 1' 44 ' W2 4 f ,my . JC? if , af: TW f f Uh- , F QR s 1 .5 -nv . W '45 E ' 4 Q Vx HWQSES H0 ,W -4, VI is I m P S,l?-Ogeq YI f ,stag T Sl'R1.':7'E S5 MAAN .f NYRANCE A . hs l w-9? ,f z 7, limp 1' if A W H A Q -M 1,, , 'V xp, 'ffif' X, F lilies. AGNES CAMPBELL MRS. N. L. VVALKER MRS. COURTNEY EGERTON H ousc illother House Jllotlher Daniels' Home H ostcss Song-'4Hitting VVitl1 The Seniors ln My Mvrry Fm'dnmbilv, g'Mury, uxVllt'Il Johnny Comes marclning Home, Sweet 'n Lovely, Stay In Your Own Huck Yard, Hlflzistcr P?lI'Zldt',', Everytime VVG Say Gmmcllwyef' Ruin and Coco-cola, Bugle Call Rag, VV4 ll Always Be 'l'og:e'tl1er, Going Home-,'7 'Swingin' Un A Swing CStarj, I'll See You In My Dreamsfa You're Fe-cts To Big, Let Me Love You Tonight, I'll Be Seeing You. 1-naw-v' CLASSES 6'--W 'wwf' a ,f JERRY LILES JANE LILES Dfascotsf-1945 23 I 5 rx Because we came with a willing heart, Because we pledged and did our part, Because we learned when to work, when to play, That's why we are R. N's today. Because we were loyal and faithful and true, Because with eagerness we accepted the new, Because from our duties we never dared stray, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because we brought new hope to the despaired, Because their problems with them we shared, Because we helped to banish dismay, That's why we are R.N's today. Because the newborn we mothered with care, Because the seniles' whimsies we'd share, Because we were angels in white array, That's why we are R.N's today. BECAUSE 24 SENIQR CLASS GFFICERS graphedqf EDNA EARL MARSHBURN 'vice 1Jl'0Sif10IIfV,' ANNE VVEAVER, secre- , taryg VVILMA SEAGROVES, treasurer 5 ! Because to the suffering we brought relief, l Because for their loved ones we alleviated grief, Because for the dying we stopped to pray, That's why we are R.N.'s today. Because for the blind and the lame we'd write, Because we made their days grow bright. Because great tribute to them we'd pay, That's why we are R.N's today. Because we've lived through terror and strife, Because on our skill depended a life, Because we gave and sought no pay, That's why we are R.N's today. Because together we laughed and we cried, Because together our obstacles we defied, Because together we worked all the way, That's why we are R,N's today. MARY YANCEY, president, not photo- SENIOR CLASS ALSTON, EDITH MAE Sk5l'1'.Un VVeld0n, N. C. She is pretty to walk wiih, Witiy fo talk -with, And plvusruif, foo, fo think of. Glee Club '43, United States Cadet Nurse Corps, Superlative '4-5. BRATTE N, HELE N Bratten Plymouth, N. C. Jolly, good naturcfd, full of life, If you haveift u good friend, Hercfs one. Beta Gamma Club '4-3, UH, '45, Class Secretary '-1-4-g Marshal '4-4, IFIIE NlGH'PINGALE Historian '45q United States Cadet Nurse Corps. CLARK, HELEN Turk Raeford, N. C. Let us than be what we are and what we fh'il1k. Glee Club '43g United States Cadet Nurse Corps, Senior Cadet Period at VVoodrow General Hospital Staunton, Va. QQIFIQ 5539 ,M wmv qv-aww A 1945 N IGHTIN GALE COLEMAN, ELIZABETH Killibll Hillsboro, N. C. Sweet and lovely, nice and neat, Just fo know her is a treat. Student Council Representative '43g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. DUKE, MARY DAZELLE - Daisy Zebulon, N. C. XX' Dorff let her silence fool youg She has her share of fun. f' Beta Gamma Club '43, '44-, H153 Student Council Rep- ivg ' resentative '43, GODWIN, FRANCES ANN Fran,' Morehead City, N. C. Full of life, sense, and wit, Lois of fun and plenty of grit. Glee Club '4-3g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. R 26 SENIOR CLASS 'Q GMYTRUK, MARY ELIZABETH Gymmy', Castle Hayne, N. C. Ready for anything, be it work or play, An all 'round girl in every way. Student Council Representative '43g Beta Gamma Club H1-3, '4-4-, '45, President '45g Glee Club '4-4-g Chief Marshal 'Mtg Assistant Business Manager of NIGI-iT- INGALE '45g Superlative 2155 United States Cadet Nurse Corps. HINNANT, MARGARET PEARL 'Snool.'x Micro, N. C. Unique among student, She seems fo touch life af emfry point. Glee Club N134 Superlative '45g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. 'Wm LAMBETH, RUTH GEDDIE Rufl1ie ' Sanford, N. C. For she was just the quiet kind Whose natures never vary, Like streams that keep a summerls mind RH Snow hill in January. ,Q Student Council Representative '43g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. 27 ,IF i ' r .,.. ,. N- ..,, ,AN 1945 NIGHTINGALE LINER, RUTH ANN Liner Hillsboro, N. C. A friend may 'well be reclronecl the masterpiece of nature. Glee Club '42, '43g Student Council Representative '43, Beta Gamma Club '43, '44, Class President '44, JI'.3 United States Cadet Nurse Corps. LONG, ALMA EVANGELINE H44 Ima!! Gastonia, N. C. Seldom serious, loving fun, Look out world, here I come. Glee Club '43, Class Secretary '43, United States Cadet Nurse Corps. MARSHBURN, EDNA EARLE Edna Pearl , Benson, N. C. Shes quiet and shines all the while, Shefs al-ways hid behind a smile. Betta Gamma Club '43, '44, '45, Class Vice President '45g Superlative '45, United States Cadet Nurse Corps. P!! 28 SENIOR CLASS T tw A MERCHANT, EVA PAULINE 'Jlerch Weldon, N. C. To see her is to love her :Incl love but her forezierg For nature made her what she is And never made another. Glee Club '42, President of Recreation Committee '45, United States Cadet Nurse Corps. MILLER, MARY ELIZABETH Moron Cincinnati, Ohio Charms strike the sight, And merit 'wins the soul. Glee Club '4-2, '43g Beta Gamma Club '42, 'Mg United States Cadet Nurse Corps. MILLS, HAZEL ESTELLE IIazel Fuquay Springs, N. C. IVhnt's the use of worrying? It never was 'worth while. So pack up your troubles in your old kit-bug And smile, smile, smilef' Glee Club '42, '43g Superlative '45, United States Cadet Nurse Corps. ,gj E 'P X s RHI 5.9 Q. LEW AQ P Eh Ei? 1945 NIGHTIN GALE MIMS, INEZ ALICE Jlinz.w Corrinth, N. C. 'iThix sweef, Ilffl'flC'fi'l'0 Iiffle Iwzlneffe ' Has Il way about her you 1'an't forget. Glee Club '42, '43, United States Cadet Nurse Corps MOORE, FLORENCE MELBA i1lelba Moncure, N. C. lVi.v0Iy and slow, they stumble that 'run fast. Glee Club '43, ,411-g United States Cadet Nurse Corps MOORE, MINNIE MAE Maisie Farmville, N. C. fNo sweeter girl can be found Somehow .vlw's tops. United States Cadet Nurse Corps, Senior Cadet Period at Staunton, Va. VVoodrow General Hospital. Y. 1. L 1 . 4 . ns N. A Z 15:1 - l 30 ..a Z 4. I SENIGR CLASS . e R I Sw 5C'L U-'lm .. ,,., MORRIS, SARAH MARGARET upeggyu Broadway, N. C. A friendly smile, a winning -way, Peggy will stag young for many a dayf' Glee Club '42, '43g Superlative ,L1'5Q United States Cadet Nurse Corps. NICHOLS, JOSEPHINE KIJOU Fayetteville, N. C. ' Sometimes shc's serious, sometimes gag, Yo'u'II like her if shc's either way. Student Council Representative '4-24 Secretary 143, President ,4-45 Superlative '4-54 United States Cadet Nurse Corps. PARKS, JANE VVOOD Parks Goldsboro, N. C. She's independent, she knows her mind, Shels one in. a, million, and hard to findf' Glee Club '42, Secretary ,432 Beta Gamma Club '43, ,414-, '45, Class Vice President '44g Marshal '44-g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. ,gym . ggm-2 55.39 X ya 1945 NIGHTINGALE PERRY, WINIFRED REBECCA Becky Raleigh, N. C. Quiet-yet happy, ambitious, and sweet, Her friendship is really cc. wonderful Lreatf, dent '42g Beta Gamma '42, '4-3, '45g THE NIGHTINGALE Class Prophet '45, Superlative '45g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. 1 PERSONS, DOROTHY LEIGH nD0tU Petersburg, Va. l For if she will, she will and you may depend on if, and if she w0n't .ml X she u'on.'t and there s an end to it. X Beta Gamma Club '42, '43, '4-Lg Student Council '4-2, '43g NIGHTINGALE, Assistant Editor '4-5g United States Cadet Nurse Corps. PHILLIPS, MARIE '2llarie Zebulon, N. C. Ready for anything, be 'it work or play, An all 'round girl in every may. fd' .Fx 'lip 32 Student Council Representative 5112, 5133 Class Presi- SENIOR CLASS . we .l QQ Yr aa - ,I 5 ggi -mi 'I 442 ',1: 2 fr ' I - ,M POOLE, MARGARET LOUISE Pf'!l.0.1l Raleigh, N. C. No truer friend, no finer Jaxx, She'd be tops in any 1'Irl.vs. Class Vice President '43, Beta Gamma Club '43, 444 Glee Club '43, '-Mg Class President '44-g Student Council Representative '4-4, '4-5, Business Manager NIGHT- INGALE 145, United States Cadet Nurse Corps. SEAGROVES, WILMA Seabree:e Raleigh, N. C. Brown hair and laughing eyes- A wit lhut takes you by .w1u'pri.w'f' Superlative 315. SMITH, ANNIE ALLENE 'f'Smit1y Angier, N. C. 4g fl ' A A clean mmd a pure heart, When there's work to do she does her part. Beta Gamma Club '42, '43, United States Cadet Nurse Corps. 33 mm 1945 NIGHTINGALE STALLINGS, REBECCA ANN KSBGFIK-yi! Durham, N. C. Take it easy, have your fun, Lcf the old world flicker onf' Glee Club '43, 445 Beta Gamma Club '43, '44, 45. STEPHENSON, JEWEL PATE St0z'io,' Clayton, N. C. Neat, vn01'yotfc', sparkling and pert, Shols- always there and on the alert. Class Secretary '43g Beta Gamma Club ,43, '44, ,fl-5 United States Cadet Nurse Corps. s'1'R1cK1,AND, ELIZABETH ffsmczw Roanoke Rapids, N, C. 'ALILTI-jllllllfj vyes. sweet smile, happy and sad, If you do11't know hor, yo11'lI wish you had. ., , rf 34 R.. 2 XX r' y ' RH' 5 , 4 . 1 I .r ,pg SEN IOR CLASS Vg, H5 , 5: , '69, gif' fm 'I 'fi ' i 5? . 9 l f TALTON, BETTY ::Betty:: Portsmouth, Va. rl laughing heart, fl joyful soul, ' 1' . h bhzf II mul'e hm' friends, and rear her goal. Uniled States Cadet Nurse Corps. VVEAVER, ANNE 'LiftIe Anne Raleigh, N. C. Vig0r0us, SlIIflTf, full of fun, .elmzes a friend to everyone. Beta Gamma Club '43g Student Council '43, '4-4, Treas- urer, '-:Q-1-g Class Treasurer '43, '4-4, Secretary T154 Superlative '-154 Editor NIGHTINGALE '-1-53 United S.a.es Cadet Nurse Corps. WIGGS, EMILY MAVIS A 'fnfaef' Kenley, N. C. Direct, straight-forward, and kind- Seldom fails to be on time. Glee Club '43g NIGHTINGALE Staff '4-55 United States Cadet Nurse Corps. in-.1 ,G f 'Www 35 ., 4 -ww f- ii ai Kim' 1945 N IGHTIN GALE VVILLIS, DAPHNE DARE StringImmf' Morehead City, N. C. fn .fl willing mind-rc lmurt of gold, She has many a friend I nm told. Glee Club '42, '43, United States Cadet Nurse Corps WINDHAM, JESSE ll'iufIy Aberdeen, N. C. Shr Il hitch her wagon to a starw Best wislz0.s', lVimly, to go afar. United States Cadet Nurse Corps, Senior Cadet Period at Naval Hospital, Oakland, California. VVINSTEAD, BETTY LEE Beit Zebulon, N. C. J ray of sunshine in our clouds, .1 zwiec sn S'LC'l'l'lf, fl welll: so proud. Glee Club '43, '45, lNIGll'l'INGALE Staff '45, Miss Rex '45, United States Cadet Nurse Corps, Senior Cadet Period at VVoodrow General Hospital, Staunton, Va. , C531 SENIOR CLASS 5, fl? ,Qs RMP X 4:-4 .J'f 'ii .JQW sf 'eff Q55 it 2 imp v 1 sw 7 VVOOD, HELEN MARIE YANCEY, MARY IVo0die Mur.1f' Coats, N. C. Fayetteville, N, C. She's just as sweet and pleasant to look at, JIury's 0 lcfarler-no less, As she is fo know. Shefll be the best in any Inf. Glee Club '43, 'Hg Superlativv '45g United States Cadet Nurse Corps, Senior Cadet Period, at YVoodrow General Hospital, Staunton, Va. 37 CLASS HISTORY THE TIME is fast approaching when each of us, as new graduates, will step forward into a life which holds many opportunities for us. Before we take that eventful step, let us recall those memories, some sad and some gay, which we shall always cherish. Ours was the first war class and forty-four entered this new life on June 2, and September 11, respectively. Those first five months were eventful ones for us. Ive were truly freslnnan in every sense of the word it implies. Through the capable guidance of Miss Louise Yount, Mrs. I.. O. Stone, and Miss Louise Stillwell, we finally completed our preclinical period. On October 244, and February 13, with impressive ceremonies, we received our beautiful white caps, uniforms, and distinctive navy blue capes. At last we had completed the first step toward our goal. VVith only thirty-nine of us left, we felt more determined than ever to make the grade. 1Vith busy activities at the hospital, vacations, and days at the swimming pool, summer was soon gone. 1Ve were ready for our Junior year with its increased responsi- bilities and many classes. At this time our school became eligible for the cadet program. Almost every stu- dent joined as we were anxious to do our part. VVe proudly wore our gray uniforms with the red epaulets. Perhaps the highlight of our second year was the barbecue given the Seniors by the Juniors at Dr. 1Vebb,s cabin. Remember all the little Ensigns? Then came the day when we added a black band to our white caps. 1Vith it came a deeper understanding of the great responsibility we were undertaking. During their last six months, some of our classmates went to the Army and Navv Hospitals to complete their training. This was a new experience and quite a wonderful opportunity. Ive are especially proud of these girls for the work they are doing and the part they are playing in the fight for freedom. Finally came graduation-the event we the biggest occasion in our lives. Now, as we are about to emba1'k on this longingly. Ive know the future holds a great cherish the fond memories of the past three had all looked forward to. It was truly new life of ours, we gaze backward rather deal in store for us, but we can always years which we have spent together. HELEN BIlAT'I'EN, Class Historian. .ST WILL AND TESTAMENT IVE THE SENIOR CLASS of Rex Hospital of Nursing, in the city of Raleigh, the county of VVake and the State of North Carolina, on this 8th day of June, 19445, be- ing of supposedly sound and sane mind, in spite of the contrary beliefs do individually and collectively, will and bequeath our most highly esteemed possessions to members of the incoming Senior Class and to others of interest to use thereabout Rex Hospital. ARTICLE I SECTION 1. To the Trustees of Rex Hospital we wish to express thanks for your thoughtfulness and consideration during the past three years. It is with infinite ap- preciation and gratitude that we thank you for helping make possible the addition to the hospital and nurses' home. 38 SEC. 2. memory fo1' SEC. 1. for helping u future. To our parents and friends our heartiest gratitude, unlimited love, and aiding us in our attempt to serve mankind. ARTICLE II To Miss 1Villiams, our Superintendent, we leave our sincere appreciation s this far in our profession. lllay our propities be pleasing to you in the To the Doctors our thanks, for helping us, through our days of curiosity SEC. 2. and anxiousness to learn. SEC. 3. To Mrs. Campbell we bequeath many thanks for her faithful guidance for the past three years. SEC. 41. To Miss Peterson, our Night Supervisor, we lovingly dedicate 'PHE NIGHT'- INGALE of 1915, not onlv because it is complimentary to say kind things about our supervisors, but because it is the heart felt. thought. of every senior. SEC. 5. To Mrs. Stripling we leave our ardent love and devotion-for your eon- stant interest in us. Our training has been made more enjoyable with your assistance. ARTICLE III To the Preclinicals we leave the rules of house conduct. Q W 'lo the Freshman we rightly bequeath that feelingn of having quickly so much knowledge. SEC. 1. SEC. -. acquired SEC 3. SEC. 41. chap To the Juniors we bestow the privilege of uspecial dutiesf, To the Seniors of 19416 we leave that surprising seniority, our place in el, and the privilege of VVednesday night. out. SEC. 1. SEC. 2. Boing. SEC. 3. tute for love SEC 41. SEC 5. ARTICLE IV Edith Mae Alston wills her long hair to Melba Cox. Helen Bratten wills her business liken manner to Graham and Frances Helen Clark wills to Marie Leavitt her interest in lNIysteries as a substi- stories. Elizabeth Coleman wills her at peace with alla' manner to Pauline Smith. Dazelle Duke wills her serious expression to Elizabeth Franklin. SEC 6. Frances Ann Godwin wills her dainty ways to Lois Jackson. SEC. 7. Mary Gmytruk wills her intellectual power to Virginia Casey. SEC. 8. Margaret Hinnant wills her much noted love for singing rambling lyrics to Theramae Boyette. SEC 9. Ruth Lambeth wills her love for surgery to Doris Bradshaw. SEC 10. Ruth Liner wills her extreme sense of humor to Lena Mooring. SEC 11. Alma Long wills her appreciation for Long Ago and Far Away to Lillie Pitts. SEC. 12. Edna Earle Marshburn wills her bashful waysn to Jessie Bell Utley. SEC. 13. Pauline Merchant wills her uchildish ways to Annie Hall Ivilkins. SEC. 111. Mary Miller wills her famous 'tKangaroo Balletv to Jessie Gray Penny. SEC. 15. Hazel Mills wills her 'thappy go lucky ways to Blargaret Connelly and Esther Lupo. SEC. 16. Inez Mims wills her share of the new tennis eourt to Annie Gray Yiverette and Yvooten. 39 SEC. 17. Melba Moore wills her quiet but stern speech to Erma Gray Capps and Erlene Daughtry. SEC. 18. Minnie Mae Moore wills her sweet disposition to Helen Council. Sice. 19. Sara Margaret lNIorris wills her many acquaintances to Da1'inne Henderson. SEC. 20. Josephine Nichols wills her sophistication to Ruby Johnson. Size. 21. Jane Parks wills her pretty smile to Josephine Radford. Sac. 22. Rebecca Perry wills her interest in Pediatrics night duty to Frances Branch and Dorothy Oats. SEC. 23. Dorothy Persons wills her frankness to Grace Jolmson. Size. ZH. Marie Phillips wills her place on aground floor to Virginia Cahoon. Size. 125. Margaret Poole wills her faithfulness to one mann to Peggy Harrington. Sac. 26. Rebecca Stalling wills her 'Chidden secrets to Chasen. SEC. 27. 1Vilma Scagroves wills her dietary habits to Anna Lou Spencer. Sicc. 28. Helen Simpson wills her Castles in Spain to Jessie 1Vall. SEC. 29. Jewell Stephenson wills her love for 'fover-seas sailors to Jean Owens. SEC. 30. Allene Smith wills her uquiet manner to Magaline 1Varrick. S1-Qc. Velma Lamm SEC. 32. Thorne and SEC. 33. 4 SEC. IH. SEC. 35. Snc. 36. SEC. 37. to Mabel Ha SEC. 38. Dear Ruth: 31. Elizabeth Strickland wills her most famous article the telephonen to Anne 1Veaver wills her usage of beautiful figures of speech to Virginia Jean Regan. Mavis VViggs wills her extreme interest in obstetrics to Dorothy Jones. Daphne 1Villis wills her Nort'i Carolina coastal brogue to Lydia O,Berry. Jessie VVindham wills her serious friendship to Christine llflitchell. Betty 1Vinstcad wills her place as uMiss Rex to Gladys Crawford. Helen VVood wills her ufeeling of uncertainty toward the opposite sex mmond. Mary Yancey wills her love for adventure to Shirley Bizzell. BIELBA Moolus, Class Lawyer. CLASS PROPHECY Raleigh, N. C. March, 1957 Here I am in Raleigh again after a trip North. I know you would like to know that many of our old class are well and happy. During my first night in New York, the Ritz-Carlton opened, featuring some swing master and h is wife, the former lllargaret Hinnant, is some composition of her own. You know Margaret worked for her father in Micro for five years before uthat man came alongf, As I was leaving, I ran into Margaret Poole and Bobby Johnson. They were on their way Vvest. They have made their home on a 1'anch in Yvyoming. Strolling down 5th Avenue, I halted in front of the Vogue show window and ad- mi1'ed its display. As I started in the door, 1 had a head-on collision with none other than Mrs. Jack Lundy, the former Jo Nichols, who is modeling there. She told me that two of our classmates had been in several days before. Yes, it was Diary Gmytruk and Edna Marshburn. Mary is resigning from her position as superintendent at Rex to become Mrs. 40 Clem Oehmig and lNIarshburn is still with Thompson and Neal but plans to become a blushing bride soon. By plane, I went, from New York to Ivashington to see the cherry blossoms. I kept noticing a most attractive stewardess. It was that little Merch --still 50,000 in the blue as Mrs. Henry Napier. She had just been home and saw Skippy and all the little Billy Jo's.', I rode from IVashington to Raleigh with Dr. and M1's. Iisch, Mrs. lisch former Anne Iveaver. They were taking their son to Dr. VVest for a T. tt A. Anne really knew all the news. She told me that Becky Stallings Taylor has a nursery of her own. I understand the milk man leaves a case of lacto at her door daily. As we came through IVake Forest. we were practically run over by Hal Hall, who was dashing over to Raleigh to see Allene Smith, assistant supervisor of pediatrics. VVill she ever give in and marry that man! Then we came by Hex and ran into Dr. Cole- man and his nurse, Helen VVood. It seems that they were on an emergency call and couldnlt stop to talk. Of course, we had to go by O. B. to see Mrs. Jack Cook. She and Jack have just become the proud parents of twins, Daisy and Duke. IVhile we were there, she opened a letter from Jewel Stephenson. She has been appointed Director of Nursing Education at a new hospital in Clayton. VVhen I arrived home, I had a letter from Jane Parks. She is superintendent in some O. B. Hospital in Lockport, N. Y. I might add, she is Mrs. Art Seddon. She wrote that her former roommate, Helen Bratten, is still living at Pearl Harbor with her hus- band, Carl, and their nine children. She received the information from Mrs. Lucy Barber. In closing, I should tell you that I finally resigned my position at Sac's and am join-- ing my husband in Florida next week. Ruth, why don't you write to me and let me hear all the news? Love, BECK1' P113 It It Y. PROPHECY II Dearest Becky: Naturally, the surprise of hearing from you stunned me for a moment-you know it has been ages. The news of all the girls brought back cherished memories of our Alma Mater. VVhen your letter came I had just returned to my home in Phoenix, Arizona. As you know, Don and I have been living there since shortly after our marriage. To get back to my visit tho, . . . You remember Inez Mims . . . INell, she and Tuck finally decided to tie the knot and they have a darling baby boy, also a lovely home in Los Angeles . . . VVe had a wonderful time together reminiscing and exchanging bits of gossip about our other classmates. She spoke of having heard f1'om Daplme IVillis, who has finally found her Doctor. They met while they were both in the army and are now in Chicago where they have settled down and are raising a family . . . 3,,' I believe. . . . Ive were driving down Hollywood Boulevard when whom do you think we saw walk- ing down the street-none other than Alma Long and Hazel Mills4Yes, after all these years they still stick,, together . . . Alma was on her vacation from Mayo Clinic, where she is O.R. supervisor. Hazel finally married Jim and they were on their second honey- moon. Per usual, Long', and '6Mills,' were having their share of fun. . . . 41 IVe agreed to meet that night at the 'tEarle Carrollsn for dinner-Guess who Was the main attraction? Betty IVinstead! Yes, she's singing instead of nursing. She joined us after her number and it was thrilling to hear of her climb to success. During the course of conversation, she told us of the former Mary Yancey, who is now married to a Major in the Army and had called f1'OlH a nea1'by airport enroute to Honolulu to join her husband4Mary resigned from the Army in 1950 to marry. It was interest- ing to learn that Helen Clark and Tommy were enjoying married life in Pennsylvania. My visit ended all to soon, and I caught the first train leaving California the fol- lowing evening. It was quite a surprise to see Minnie Mae Moore-She and a patient were traveling to Arizona-At least she is in the profession still. Heard that Dot Persons was married to Bob and they had started their baseball team-four boys now. Had a letter from Lib Coleman when I returned. She is now Mrs. Ralph VVilson and is living in Hillsboro-has 2 cute girls-Lid gave up nursing postwar. Surprising to hear that Frances Ann Godwin has finally made up her mind between Charlie and t'Mike, and is living in New Orleans with Charlie. Lib also mentioned of having seen '6Strick', in Chapel Hill . . . She's head of the Pediatrics Department in the new hospital there, while her husband, Jimmie Ingram, is a professor at the University. In the middle of my letter from Lib, the phone rang-It was Peggy Morris on her way to Mexico City to teach Nursing Arts to a group of students in a new hospital there -Peggy, as always, is ready for something new and exciting .... Now, Pm anxiously awaiting the arrival of my sister-in-law, the former ltlary Miller-She and Ken are Northerners in Massachusetts-Oh, here she comes now .... Here,s Ill01'C news to add to My Novelette-Helen Simpson is doing important work in a Pediatrics Clinic througlviout the State of Virginia. Mary told me of seeing Ruth Lambeth when she came through lNIaryland-Lam- beth is in her glory as assistant to the famous Surgeon, Dr. Clyde Erwin-And Melba Moore never left the Army-Now a Lt. Col. and has just returned from a ltledical Mis- sion in India. It was lots of fun to discover that Jessie VVindham has finally found someone who she can look up to-She resides in Orlando, California, where she is also a Head Nurse on a Ments Surgical Hall there .... Don just came in and mentioned that an attractive nurse from N. C. was employed by the Company-It turned out to be an old classmate, Betty Talton, who has encoun- tered many experiences since our days at Rex. I innnediately called Betty to 'join lNIary and I for tea. IVe learned that Mavis VViggs has reached her goal and is an Obstetrical Super- visor, also Leiman,s wife. And now the last two, tvilma Seagroves and lllarie Phillips. VVilma is now an office nurse for Dr. Smith in Raleigh. During a recent vacation, she visited Marie in Down, Kansas, the present ltfrs. Harold Bohlen-I hope in the near future that we may have a class reunion at their large ranch in Kansas .... Please write again soon, Becky. It brings our happy days in training to life again. Love, RUTH LINER. 42 ., 17' V ws 4' Nunsss HWOME f' 5' li ex ww,-.Rh A' lsr mf NE M, HUM f'ff2i!3 LAM? M Af Bugle Call Rag No, Two All Alone and . . . Carry Me Back To Old Virginyn . . . Fellow On A Furlouglf' . . . Lonely . . . Just Mary and Me and Bunny Makes Three . . . You Are My Sunshineu . . . In The Good Old Summertime . . . Ain't Misbehavingr . . . uvV21lJZ1Sll Cannon Ball . . . Angel Of Mercy' . . . School Days , . . 'Tm Just A Dreamer . . . Don't Fence Us In . . . I wa' ' ' ' 1 Hide ln July. s Taken lfor a Sleigh 'fig 952 'x 'x YV 'Ax A ff , . 00 in ip., it . 4 5 -:A Q' in ki JUNIGR CLASS UFFICERS President, ANNIE HALL VVILKINSg Vice President, MABEL HAMMONDg Sec'- retary, PEGGY HARRINGTON. Not photographed: Treasurer, MARGARET CONNELLY. JUNIOR CLASS BIZZELL, SHIRLEY, Seven Springs, N. C. BOING, NEELY FRANCIS, Carthage, N. C. BOYETTE, THERAMAE, Kehly, N. C. BRADSHAW, DORIS, Chapel Hill, N. C. BRANCH, FRANCES, Selma, N. C. CAPPS, ERMA, Newton Grove, NMC. CASEY, VIRGINIA, Kihsthh, N. C. CAHOON, VIRGINIA, Raleigh, N. C. COUNCIL, MARY, Apex, N. C. CHASEN, ANNE, Fayetteville, N. C. CONNELLY, MARGARET, Raleigh, N. C. COX, MELBA, Raleigh, N. C. cf-v 49' QR df- at ! JUNIOR CLASS R CRAXVFORD, GLADYS, Goldsboro, N. C. vit' f DAL'GlI'l'RY, EARLE LEE, Newton Grove, N FRANKLIN, ELIZABETH, Clinton, N. C. HAMMOND, MABEL, Cerro Gordo, N. C. GRAHAM, HELEN, Roseboro, N. C. HARRINGTON, PEGGY, Olivia, N. C. Q95 cl' HENDERSON, DARINNE, VVl1itevillc, N. C. JONES, DOROTHY, Morvhezul City, N. C. JACKSON, LOIS, Dunn, N. C. JOHNSON, GRACE, Sinithfivld, N. C. I JOHNSON, RUBY, Rall-igh, N. C. LAMM, VELMA, VVilson, N. C. If . 46 JUNIOR CLASS LEAVl'l 1', MARIE, Pinehurst, N. C. LUPO, ESTHER, XVade, N. C. MOORING, LENA, Snow Hill, N. C. MITCHELL, CHRISTINE, High Point, N. C. NAYLOR, RUBY, Dunn, N. C. OVVENS, JEAN, Fountain, N. C. OATES, DOROTHY, Seven Springs, N. C. O'BERRY, LYDIA, Newsome, Va. PENNY, JESSIE GRAY, Raleigh, N. C. PITTS, LILLY, Morrisville, N. C. RADFORD, JUSEPHINE, Kenly, N. C. REAGAN, JEAN, Elizabethtown, N. C. - 99' I I 43-C. 77' J i , IR V-..,, JUNIOR CLASS SMITH, PAULINE, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. SPENCER, ANNE L., Hickory, N. C. THORNE, ESTHER, Selma, N. C. UTLEY, JESSIE BELLE, Pittsboro, N. C. VIVERETTE, ANNIE GRAY, Enfield, N. C. WALL, JESSIE, Clayton, N. C. WARRICK, MAGALINE, G0ldSb0r0, N. C. WILKINS, ANNIE HALL, Fuquay Springs, N WOOTEN, DORIS, Dunn, N. C. 48 J UNE FRESHMEN President, EVELYN PERRY, Vice Pl'l'.K'ilIf'lIf, MARY HELEN MIMS, Sfuflmy and Tl'0fl-91ll'l'I', DOROTHY VVHITFIELD, AUDREY MOORE. v p I 'fr M ' 51. NI . mf -If 'WF M 6 ' A ' 5 1, ' 21 5 1 ' I mx if 40' ANTHONY, THOMASINE, VVilmington, N. C., ACSTIN, NANNIE LOU, Ashe-horn, N. C., BED- DINGFIELD, SPRUILL, Clayton, N. C., EVANS, MARY, Cofic-ld, N. C., HASKETT, DORIS, New Port, N. C., HENDERSON, JOYCE, VVhiteville, N. C., JEFFREYS, ANNA BELLE, Bcnson, N. C., JOHNS, LUCILLE, VVe-st Palm Beach, Fla., LANCASTER, ALICE, Garner, N. C., MCDCFFY, LOTTIE MAE, Selma, N. C., MILLS, DOROTHY, Apex, N. C., MIMS, MARY HELEN, Raleigh N. C., PERRY, EVELYN, Graham, N. C., PHILLIPS, JEAN, Selma, N. C., ROSE, ELGIE, Selma, N. C., WHITFIELD, DOROTHY, Raleigh, N. C., XVRIGHT, GERALDINE, Raeford, N. C. SEPTEMBER ERESHMEN bf- l'r0side'nt, ANNE SMITHEYg Vice President, WANDA LEE VVILSONg Secretary, MARY ELLEN FREVVg Treasurer, INEZ ELLIOTT. G5 6? af' .17 Q 1.141 Ili!! BARNES, MARY SALLIE, Wilson, N. C. BUTTS, LILLIAN, Augier, N. C. BECK, NELLIE, Hamlet, N. C. BROWN, PEGGY LOU, Raleigh, N. C. BETHUNE, DOROTHY, Bunn Level, N. C. BRILEY, EDITH, Robersonville, N. C. BRANSON, IRENE, Greensboro, N. C. COOK, IRIS, Denton, N. C. 50 SEPTEMBER FRESHMEN 3 ff? ff f A 1-'iN. .,.f 'vw N , i .N f M ' Q . yy . iw t . H, . M i -J .. COBB, LELA, Halifax, N. C. FLEMING, HELEN, Roloigli, N. C. CROCKER, DOROTHY, Pine Level, N. C. FREW, MARY ELLEN, Cherry Point, N. C CREECH, VELNA, Micro, N. C. FUTCH, EDl'1'Iol, Eorgow, N. C. ELLIOTT, INEZ, Roloigli, N. C. CATES, HELEN, Hillsboro, N. C. HENDREN, JUANITA, Robcrsonville, N. C. MANN, MARJORIE, Pittsboro, N. C. MoFARLAND, HAZEL CRAY, Raefurd, N. C. OLIVE, BEATRICE, Apex, N. C. 51 SEPTEMBER FRESHMEN xi 6: A, 7 5 ' 7 nl E' J El+ fc? f I 1-rf! V C' ,f .. 'T - ... as if fl vf Ilia A 'x.f ., ' -X I ms PATH, LIIHCE, Angler, N. C. PORTER, RUTH, Lvuisllurg, N. C. PHELPS, ALICE, Loulshurg, N. C. SOLES, LUCILLE, VVl1itcville, N. C. I'I'l 1'MAN, MARY HI,lZAl3E'l'H, Halifax, N. C. SMITHEY, ANNE, Raleigh, N. C. POOLE, M. SRGAHE'l', Raleigh, N. C. STRAUGHAN, MURIEI., Greensboro, N. C VVEATHERS, DOROTHY, Franklinton, N. C. NVILSON, VVANDELEE, Lake XVaccamaw, N. C. XVOMISLE, EMILY, New Hill, N. C. YATES, DOROTHY, Raleigh, N. C. 52 BETA ,H GAMMA Presiclent, MARY GMYTRUK, Vice President, JESSIE GRAY PENNY Sccrc'tory-Tr0a.v1crer, EVELYN PERRY. MEMBERS: Helen Bratten, Helen Clark, Dazelle Duke, Mary Glnytruk, Ruth Liner, Edna Marshburn, Mary Miller, Jane Parks, Rebecca Perry, Dorothy Persons, Marie Phillips, NVihna Seagroves, Rebecca Stallings, Jewel Stephenson, Frances Branch, Margaret Connelly, Elizabeth Franklin, Lois Jackson, Grace Johnson, Dorothy Jones, Jessie Gray Penny, Jean Regan, Annie Lou Spencer, Jessie Bell Utley, Mary VVarrick, Nannie Lou Austin, Joy Henderson, Anna JelTreys, Lucille Johns, Lottie Mae McDuffy, Mary Helen Mims, Audrey Moore, Evelyn Perry, Elgie Rose. 53 Morro: To live most and serve best. CoLons: Navy, Blue, and White. FLOWER: Gardenia. The Beta Gamma Scholastic Society was organized during the school year 1941-1942. Its purpose is to stimulate scholarship among the students of Rex Nursing School and encourage a well-balanced program of study, ward practice, rest, and play. The initial requirement for active membership is a total average of 90 per cent on all subjects taken for a period of at least two consecutive semesters. Freshman stu- dents who have qualihed at the end of their pre-clinical period will be extended bids as pledges, If their average is maintained throughout the remainder of the first school year, they will be accepted as active members. Members failing to maintain the required average for two consecutive semesters will automatically and permanently cancel their membership. Members who have failed to m'1intain the required average for one semester will be considered as inactive members throughout the next semester and until their re- instatement as active members has been acted upon by the society. NIGHINGALE STAFF 7 UM' slf' ' wb 2 4 vcfts Q Ifdilnr, ANNE VVEAVEHg 11NNi.Vf!lllf IIllSilII'.YS Jlunagcr, MARY GMY'l'HUKg 1g1l. 1iIN'.'4S Jlunugcr, MARGARET POOI,Eg Assistalzf Editor, DOHU'l'l'lY l'EliSUNSg 1lIlZ'l'l'fi.'fflIjl Jlmmgrfr, MAVIS VVIGGSQ Phn- luyruplzy, BETTY LEE VVINSTEAD. 54 RUYSTER M DAL EDNA EARL MARs1-IBURN The Royster Medal, which hears the name of Dr. Hubert A. Hoyster, was established in 1928 for the purpose of stimulating the student nurses of Rex Hospital Nursing School to excell in their studies and practical work. It is awarded each year to the member of the senior class who, during her three years of study. makes the highest combined grade in scholarship and deportment. The degree of scholarship is indicated by marks obtained on recitations and examinations, the proficiency in deportment in- cludes personal conduct and attention to patients. Since Dr. Royster's retirement from the active duties of teaching, he has stressed in a special lecture each year the four attributes deemed es- sential in the make-up of the ideal nurse. They are: an unswerving character, a working conscience, good health, and consummate tact. BET GAMMA MEDAAL RIAHY ftfXlY'1'ltl' K The Beta Gamma Scholarship Medal, was given for the first time in lil!! and is to he continued as an annual anonymous award. lt was oitercd by a friend of the school of Nursing who wishes to see nursing cducation at its best in effect at ltex. Scholastic Society, an organized honor group of the school, requiring an average grade in all subjects ot' 90 per cent for two consecutive semesters makes a member of the Senior Class eligible for the recognition. MARSHALS THE SENIOR CLASS l i Edith Mae Alston, Helen Brattcn, Helen Clark, Elizabeth Coleman, Mary Dazelle Duke, Frances Ann Godwin. Mary Elizabeth Gniytruk. Margaret Pearl Hinnant, Ruth Geddie Lamberth. Ruth Ann Liner, Alina livangreline Long, Edna Earle Marshhurn, Eva Pauline Merchant, Mary Elizabeth Miller, Hazel Estelle Mills. Inez Alice RIlII1S, Florence Melha Moore, Minnie Mae Moore, Sarah Margaret Morris, Josephine Nichols, Jane NVood Parks. XVinifred Rebecca Perry, Dorothy Leigh Persons. Marie Phillips, Margaret Louise Poole. Xvlllllil Seagroves, Annie Aliene Smith, Rebecca Ann Stallings, Jewel Pate Stephenson. Elizabeth Strickland, Betty Talton., Anne XVeaVe1', Emily Mavis XViggs, Daphne Dare NVillis, Jesse XVindham, Betty Lee XVinstead, Helen Marie YVood, Mary Yancey. 'ai Q FEATURES K , iv ww W M ,, 9' M 4. ,Q ,e I ' ' 4 A 0 9 if A I 3, -f .. f 0 ' 4. f .wx rl W . V . ,,., ,. V ,. , .,,, f m If - K f ,QW Ymw I - I 'X M , , . ,... , . ,- iw, ,, n .K MW Senior 3 , lass Xj11j8QQf,x Miss MARGA ,M Q Wi? MISS REX OF 1945 Let's spend a day with Miss Rex, Betty Lee Winstead, a Cadet Nurse now spending her Senior Cadet Period at Woodrow General Hospital, in Staunton, Virginia. f -.ua 421 H V K, -K I , XX f f' 'A-'K Q K 5 I ,L 'f I' J fi, Wav 'iv sf , it X 151 ,gif , 5, , :f!1'.1'7Z 'iw' Out of the bed into the white. she is ready for the day. A prayer and a song to brighten the day. L . . ook at the smlles. VV011der why? Food IS 011 their mind! Z 5 , A w.u22 , , Y, ., Y, K , 5 X ,, - gg: Q .-4' ,.,,. ,L Qi? A E ,, . W,,,.,,....A . .M , Q ff L ,, , IA 5. ,, pr. r Zigi, , T.: ....................h.. H7 2? i 1. 7 h ' ' !f'f- ,, f 5 , m r 3' '-M-H- f-viwiit' rx Fffl -- 7 1 1' jjjsgglfi 5 Ni! -V .N .,,, 1 fl -4 ff. Q! x 5Kf:,j'1ff P ' ,Hx--. ,A ..- . J I A L fs, W, E - far N310 fi On thc hall 1-ight hours :1 day-to chccr, comfort, and render I1 helping hand. OH' thc hulls :n fcw hours :1 day to learn and prepare for the Cfllllillg days. At case. SUPERLATIVES JOSEPHINE NICHOLS Most Attractive ANNE WEAVER Most Friendly EDITH MAE ALSTON Cutest SUPERLATIVES MARY GMYTRUK Most Versatile SUPERLATIVES WILMA SEAGROVES Wittiest .. My .ffm N MARY YANCEY Prettiest ,f 'Hs fU5 , f MARGARET HINNANT Most Personality SUPERLATIVES REBECCA PERRY Most Original SUPERLATIVES HAZEL MILLS Biggest Flirt w A-ai:-. MARGARET MORRIS Biggest Heart Breaker QW BETTY LEE WINSTEAD Miss Rex, 1945 SUPERLATIVES EDNA EARLE MARSHBURN Most Likely 1:0 Succeed X v 1 A+-- n, .L ,qv 4 5. 52. raiita . 33134 le I i 'e fi i rf-'.-.,,. U. Wg J 4 D .1- -3 if -Q f 5. V' i wif 1 Karas 'Sf x, ex ,Q ,, , :il ig , fl ,M ' i . va ! dlt . i M vi 5 H Q Hall, Daily, Spagettie Jim, VVQ three . . . She's not lonesome, just waiting . . . 'l'hz1t's our Hill . . . Sunnin' Wotten . . . Miss Miles . . . Mailing that letter? . . . Futeh . . . Fickle Peg . . . Nice pair . . . Pate says-lie-'s my guy . . . Miss Yount . . . Behind the hush . . . Miss Stillwell . . . Out at the park . . . Mail time. or male time . . . Now Edna Pearl, you przzetieecl on me . . . Man in the house . . . Man sho t please . . . Fishie, fishie in the l ' k ' ' ' ' ' r age . . . Late leave, 3100 . . . Beauty and Sweet Nettie. 6 1 iffy. vkggfe g g 4' - i yvgg' .. iff I, ',4f'5i:f?ji'c :.a'Q!' b N N i 0+ h . A, 0' 1 'L .- 'E x 4. ..,,V fg-71 3 'x r ww wif? if EE 1 '22 -I ...T-.,,, 4 J! 7 ..g, ' mm if : E A 1 Six , l f1'22 f5 EEE 455.5 ..-,: ogg! H2 3'--4UIf5 :.-5., E':',:3E :EQE .. ff- -z ai' '22 FD. -1'jj'F UQEI 5:21 Q-f- ':j .'QgAE- 5335 '1 - 29351 - f?'f12fH..-4 :Zi-'C 9272-Ei -1'DT:': ...H N-',,. 'U?2'f:' . . Y., :5.f UQ3. -, .. -W . ,foZ.-'Ti' -Q--mm . GQ-., 93.799-' .. ':r4:f-fcffi rufx: ..,:-. n- 5-4 Zlifa 5.015 'r-1' ::'ZLE- ::.ru'.,. -. '. fn 5' 'vit' 15. U : ....b,':.: CDU! P4 TIE: mol, s '3 55 f-v--.fu- EHA- 4-rggjg-Q 01021 mUl f-e- :AFD C mmE:: nga' S5032 Zio. 'O .xx 'N ,- 'E'-1 QW .'4,f-EE of-v-O SEEN: n:':I5Q' :KD-A EZ'-vault Gone, but not f0l'80ttCu2 jiil VWQ5 3392 ,. . V ' :ww - V 2' if , , I V' , .Af l ., ,if , l e 55322 mi? , N: 1,5 MM 1. ,Q A , 5 ROME 5 M151 5,11 ltikwiiiiiv Wt ,P- QL- WE k . M- H nxi At the YVhitc House . . . Good-Ain't lt . . . Bathing: Beauties , . . Two Of A Kind . . . Sports A l.:1 Tennis . . . Smile Girls . . . Sweet Children . . . Lc't's Gu Un Duty, Cutie . . . lluppy Gu I.uc'lcy . . . Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey . . . Be Still . . . Let's Go To VVork, Jerk . . M Give Her A Push, Bud . . . XVlu-re yu Goin, Gal . . . Young And Happy . . . Take It Easy . . . The Gang . . . YVhich One-'s lVhich . . . Pettin' as Usual . . . Seein' The Town. HIGHLIGHTS OF GRADUATION Barbecue clinncrfclancc at flue Tar Hccl Club sponsored by 'rlie Junior Class. Forinal clinner in 'rlie Manteo Room of tlie Sir Wlaller Hotel yvilli Ur. and Blrs. Clias. l'. lilclriflge as liost and liosfcss. Invitation to 'flie llllllllllly IIICCJIIIIZQJ of 'flle Hex Hospital Alumnae Association in llay. '1'liea'cer Party given by llliss Margaret Green, Senior Class sponsor. Dinner party at the XVOIIIPIIHS Club sponsored by the staff nurses. '1lllL'?ll'L'l' Party given by 'rlie Guilcl. Dinner party af llic S N NV Cafeteria willi Dr. ,lfranlc Yarborougli as llosl. Dance at llle XXY0lIl2lll,S Club yvi'rl1 llic sfafl' mlocfors and flieir wives acting as liosts ancl liostesses. Al'I'R1'ICIATIUN In apprecatioii to Dr. Henry '1'urncr and llr. H. K. Ivillierspoon for tlie excellent lill0JEUg'l'2I,lJl1IC service lliey llave so kindly renclerecl. lVe, 'flie Senior Class, exlencl lo all of you our g'l'2'LtIll,lKlC for 'llie liinclness you llave sliown to us during gracluation. OWE W. M A. H. MOON Air Ccmmditiorned A M B U L A N C E DIME 8328 MHTCHELL FUNERAL HOMIE O RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of .fam qlfiibwtimc. g 129 Fayetteville Street FAMOUS NAME SHOES AIR STEP : VAL : CRAFT : RICE : OINEILL LAIRD : SCHOBER : SPALDING SHENANIGANS Serve GCPLD A GRAPEFRUIT and ORANGE ,IUICES 'A' Refreshing and Healthy 'A' Packed and Distributed by GARLAND C. NORRIS Inc. Do you remember that Certain man, who was green along with us in l9fl2? He never admitted it, but felt lost, after leaving his position as Superintendent of Raleigh Pub- lit- Schools and beginning as Administrator of Rex Hospital. He says the involvement in public school work was a childhood am- bition, but has no explanation of why he turned up in a hospital. His friendliness surely clicked here. Looks as if he is doing pretty good for us. XVhen asked about his dream-girl he said that several years ago he married, what had been his dream-girl, and she is now the proud mother of three children. He has an extreme good sense of humor. His greatest trait is his appetite. S U P R E M E Service Station Dixie lElorIiSt 3ll W. Morgan St. MllI'i0ll R. Croom, M3ll1lg0F if -A' WASHING - GREASING H 8164 TIRES - BATTERIES me It ir DIAL 4121 600 N. Person Street We Willie Fl0WC1i5 J. E. Hangerof N. C,, Inc. Established l86l A 0 Light Metal and Willow Limbs Elastic Goods and Trusses 526 Hillsboro Street DIAL 3-l8ll R. H. FOWLER, Mgr. Compliments of RogerSi Tire Co. U. S. TIRES and BATTERIES 'A' Distributor Cities Servic Products ak Corner of Wilmington and Davie DIAL 2-3768 Super Service Garage 415-417 South Blount Street PHONE 20561-62 FEDERAL AND WHITE TRUCKS SALES AND PARTS We Specialize in Body, Fender, Wrecks and Paint Work on Any Make of Cars or Trucks BEAR ALIGNMENT SERVICE ON PASSENGER CARS AND LARGE TRUCKS AND TRAILERS C MR. R. L. BRADSHAW : M g s : MR. FRED E. WEAVER HILKER BRCS. TAILORS CLEANERS : FURRIERS Cold Fur Storage 51 1 Hillsboro Street 16 West Hargett Street DIAL: 8336 and 2-3367 fi sm PA R-T-PAK Ginger Ale 'A' This Fine Product Served Exclusively to Rex Hospital Patients. if Raleigh Nehi Bottling Co. Raleigh, N. C. Cromley-lVlelv1n ACHHC D R U C S IL dl 1217 Hillsboro Street Raleigh, N. C. 'Ir Q PHONE 5334 if 3025 Hillsboro Street Complete Drug Service Dial 2-3735 zmuanrzng STORE North Carolino's Most Beautiful Store of Fashion For Women and Girls A Coats : Dresses : Furs Sportswear : Millinery Lingerie : Hosiery and Accessories Complete ACS Nurses Uniforms Hayes Barton Groeerteria 2515 Fairview Road DIAL 2-3917 i' Groeeries : Meats Fruits : Vegetables 'A' Prompt Delivery Service MGRGAN Cr LEE ESSO SERVICE ESSO PRODUCTS fir Road Service : Battery Charging W shing 2 Waxing Lubricating Cars Called For and Delivered 623 Hillsboro Street DIAL 7379 Art Flower Shop Flowers for All 0ecasions 24 West Hargett Street PHONE 724-0 'lt JURDANS FIVE POINTS PHARMACY Prescription Specialists I628 Glenwood Avenue PHONE 4644 RALEIGH, N. C. Your Putronage Appreciated Drop in to See Us Shop at . . . ADLERQS for Style and Comfort Red Cross Shoes, 36.95 Specializing in Red Cross Nurses' Oxfords ADLEIPS SLIPPER Sll0P H3 Fayetteville Street PHONE 2-2I87 RALEIGH, N. C. Fair H.frH. TIRE M . C RETREADING U S 19 0' COMPANY 508 Hillsboro Street C 'A' We Rent Plzonographs for Parties VULCANIZING 4 0 Complete Line of Records g Dual 2-0492 Used Records H9 East Davie Street Compliments of Your Jeweler BUWMANFS 0 1 W H Q 1317637 L Iimenfs of Conn-Gower Pontiac Co. PCNTEAC SALES and SERVICE Raleigh, N. c. Dial 2-3767 BLA KWO0D , Inc. 4-04 Hillsboro Street -:- Raleigh. N. C. SEIBERLING TIRES NATIQDNAL RATIERHES HUNDREDS 0F ll0USEll0LID ITEMS RECAPPHNG sane! REPAERENG M GRAPETTE SODA THIRSTY OR NOT YOUVLL ENJOY GRAPETTE U uWhere to Buy It B AR B E C U E PIG and cmcecsw HA Good Place to Eat PARTIES AND CLUBS SERVED Dial 7514 FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY CLYDE CQOPEWS BARBECUE STAND GRAPETTE BOTTLING co. 109 Um C mpliments of Rembramdtfs Studio C Photographers of 1945 Annual Rex Hospital S p e n e e I Chinese-American Fl 1 C Dishes 0 I' 3 0 Slllfg Hillsboro Street T- ill - 'k CANTON CAFE Flowers Air-Conditioned For All Oeeasions Rl gl 403 Hillsbor Sl 4 T I N 92244 M mber F.T.D. 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After having been awakened by reporters anxious to interview today's most popular supervisor, Miss Evelyn Thompson, said she could not even remem- ber why she took Postgraduate Work in Obstetrics. It must have been because Rex Hospital has a Maternity Hall. When questioned about her Romeo, she informed us that she spends most of her time waiting for 'cthat mani' to come along. L'Tommy,,' as we call her, after guzzling milkshakes over a period of time, will tip the scales at a 106. She always asks her students to do things with a big 'cpleasef' 5'Utmostly enjoys Jewish circumcisions. CAROLINA RIM AND WHEEL Compliments of Economy Cleaners DIAL 7538 407 West Peace Street Compliments of Rhodes-Collins Furniture Company Incorporated PHoNE 3033 'k COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS 'k 301 South Wilnlington Street Raleigh, N. C. 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We're facing a somewhat similar problem during these stormy war years - carrying bigger power loads, higher costs, heavier taxes - and still keeping prices at low prewar levels. Weire rather proud that electricity hasn't been rationed and hasn't gone up, like so many household necessities. ln fact, the average family actually gets about twice as much electricity for its money today as it did 15- years ago. This takes good management, too. CAROLINA PUWER S- LIGHT COMPANY t gl M! ' X11 Eb ee sflfiigf-wit xx lily R A :rs AA-1 ses wma? A ' ' ' to x y A is , N A w as lt sg' T wx-1' '-'tb XX - D N l f X Xt tt lt fSig it A X 'lf f BUILDERS A ll 0 , xy ig W X Z! S It fl ff ' lllllll E my -Nl L l N Q X is X525 'r N 11?l 3f'tyr I I X xt w. I N. , l s XC Nl - S i, gt My till Nix It , lhil H 5 I it ' li .ft ,X t 1 izlt ilml I D1 tial! I X - ,us s VISIONS created by the imagination precede the achievement of any really great accomplishment. The ability to weave the threads of imagi- nation into the finished fabric is equally important. It has been the privilege of the IIDwAnDs 81 BnoticH'roN COMPANY to co- operate with the staff in creating their vision into material form. Such coiiperation is one of the visions which precede the building of a successful business, and is a part of the working policy of the EDWARDS 81 BnoUcH1'oN COMPANY. To those Staffs desiring complete co- operation, we oller unexcelled service. You, too, may be proud of your a al nnu . Correspondence is Invited EDWARDS 81 BROUGHTON CO. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA A .... git 2 ..., Al' A A ,- ..,g- ' -. ,- N :vb M 1 t ii, A iigis ffyi Mitt l ll :Tl Pt , W W W of lp, 'Sl ,A P' It fx ff rf im ' tllltn 4 L 1 ' f it - 1 l ill ttf it lt ,irp 5 W' , ,g lllt l l t - :::::--g'::g:: 1 , X I, Vt. lm' ' , t Wig it A lttl l tl .1 VW y lf 'ff A Arer rrfelle A ' .:: fE55::zEf5Es:ESZ. .. X ........,:.,,,., ,..-... 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