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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

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We go out into the world trained to help suffering IHEl11iiiIll.i, and that training was made possible by the sacrifices of our Fathers and Mothers, who have given without stint and with no thought of self. May We be Worthy of their hopes for us and to the profession to which we have become a part. 3 5 6' ff! r ff X X X ' ' -f x WW , Q if RUB f ' .1 3 BUS JO -04 'Ng-5 H Q FO 109 5 M NS 90 tax 4N4CE?N if Ev , fm .JEAN OWENS JESSIE PENNY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Assfsnnr zonos Anvznfusmo vn4o1'ocmAPn-cv 4- Come Unto Me All Ye That Labour And Are Heavy Laden And I Will Give You Rest. 5 3111 emnriam LENA MOORING 1923-1946 DR. E. C. JUDD 1884-1946 9, V-up .1 -Y, C .1,,,,5' - w. , ,, gf 1 km 'iw ix V if Mfzfa! CS-faff ana? Z C40IlIl6 'M' - AL I-I0sP1T REX HAZEL C. WTILLIAMS Director of Nurses 9 J mzm',fmzz.m r, CLAFDE F. GADDY LAWRENCE THORNTON Hospital Azlmimslrazfor Assistant Atll7lifLiSll'lll0l 10 Chzg. .5 .SW my DR. HUBERT B. HAYWOOD, Chief of Medical Smj DR. BESSIE LANE, Chief of Psychiatry DR. HUGH A. THOMPSON, Chief of Orlhoperlics DR. A. S. OLIVER, Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. HENRY C. TURNER. Chief of Surgery DR. A. S. ROOT, Chief of Periiatrics DR. M. R. GIBSON, Chief of Eye. Ear, Nose and Throol DR. Z. M. CAVINESS, Chief of Proclology DR. LOUIS N. WEST, Chief of Brain Surgery Not Phot0graphea7: DR. SIDNEY SMITH. Chief of Urology DH. V. M. HICKS, Chief of Ophthalmology ll L . ,wij'y'. e fffzg is 'gigs .-422' X 33 454:-W cgi jsocfozgc First row : DR. I. I. COMBS DR. C. R. RUGG DR. KEMP NEAL DR. ANNIE L. WILKERSON DR. W. B. DEWAR Tlzird row .' Second row : DR. ROGER WALL DR. CHARLES ELDRIDGE DR. ROBERT MCCEE DR DR . JOHN RHODES . ALFRED HAMILTON DR. THOMAS UMPHLETT DR. E. H. HERRING DR. I. B. WRIGHT DR. ALEXANDER WEBB DR. EARL BRIAN 12 CS 15.5151 25.,.f.,.. First row : DR. A. C. CAMPBELL DR. IVAN PROCTOR DR. E. C. JUDD DR. C. S. COLEMAN DR. P. G. FOX Second ron: : . FRANK YARBOROUGH . C. E. L.ILES DR. A. C. BROUGHTON DR. WI. D. HILL DR. FRANK POWERS DR DR !Z..zJ...f WA7.z.z.m. DR. CHARLES B. WILKERSON, JR. DR. DONALD WHITAKER INTERN ES Q , wr X' i I f , E .If Dr. .L Talbert King Dr. Robert Sease Dr. James Dellinger Dr. John MCLelland 13 fl AL'tJl.I1Z? cgllri I VN- First 1'0u'.' EVELYN TIIOIXIPSON. R.N.. Sllpcfrris r11', Maternily Hall IEWEL STEPHENSON. RN.. S111 1f'1' risor, Delivery Room ELIZABETH PEIRCE. R.N.. Superzfisor. Male y'11 ity Ilall Nursery CELIA MAE STALLINCS, R.N.. Hurd N 1z1'.wf', Pefliatrica Hall HELEN SIMPSON, R.N., ,flysixtarzt Hem! Nurse, Pediatrics Hall Serum! l'U'll'.' RIIISY JOIINSONI. RN.. Sl,DU,.lyisu1'. Mmlical anml Surgical Hall ANNIE MINTON. R.N.. SlllIlfl'I'l'S0i'. Meflic-al and Surgical Hall GRACE KIl'I'CHELI,, R.N.. Sll1H'l'1Fllb0V'. Medical llall LURAINE DANIELS, R.N., Assistmzl' SIl1If'I'l'l.S0l', Mffflical Ilall ANNIE MAE .IUYN ER, Il.N., Supcrziisor, Emergvncy Room Tlzirzl mir: COI,DlE FIXIITII. S111 1z'1 'risr 11'. Media-al and Surgical Hall NEIL ,lIQWEl.l,, R.N.. Niglzl Sll1I6'I'l f1'. v or. Eine-rgency Room MARGARET GREEN. R.N.. Superzrisor. Merlival ancl Surgiral Hall RUTH LINER. R.N.. dsx 1'.s lan! Supervisor, Nlerlical and Surgical Hall VIVIAN CARTER, R.N.. Superiffsc 11'. Medical and Surgical Hall 14- f ,L ll C.4l.lfl7 3116 First' row: ELIZABETH PETERSON, R.N., Night Sll1If.'l'UIS0l HETTIE ANDREWS, R.N., Assistant Night Sirperiiism .IEAN TURBYFILL, R.N., P.R.N,, Night Nurse ILA O. VINSON. R.N., Night Superrisur, Medical Hall MARY ALICE WHITFIELD, R.N., Night Suprfmisor, Medical ancl Surgical Ilall Scconil row-: LOUISE HARWARD, R.N., Supvruisr r1'. Operating Room I-IESTER WAYNE, R.N., Assistant Siipervisor, Oparating Room KATIE L. WRIGHT. R.N., Assistant SIlAUL'l'Z'iS0l, Operating Room EDITH BOONE, R.N., Night Supervisor, Maternity Hall PAULINE MERCHANT, R.N., Sztperuisor, Central Supply Room Third row: VIRGINIA MILES, R.N., E!lllC!JfI'0l1!ll Director MARTHA RAY. R.N., Nzirsirzg Arts 1l1Sfl'Ill'f0l' HELEN SLAUGHENHAUPT, R.N., Anesthetist HATTIE LUNDY, R.N., Arzesthetist HESTER MOORE. R.N., Assistanl Supervisor, Maternity Ilall ALICE MITCHELL, R.N., Assistant Supervisor, Medical and Surgical Hall ,N If in I 15 X Mft HAZEL C. WILLIAMS, R.N. Professional Adjustments DR. A. S. OLIVER, M.D. Obstetrical Nursing EVELYN THOMPSON, R.N. Obstetrical Nursing DR. C. R. BUGG, M.D. Pediatric Nursing CELIA MAE STALLINGS, R.N. Pediatric Nursing DR. ROBERT IVICGEE, M.D. Surgery DR. IVAN PROCTOR, M.D. Gynecology DR. EARL W. BRIAN, M.D. Communicable Disease LOUISE HARWARD, R.N. Operating Room Technique ,IESSIE EARP, A.B. Microbiology DR. ALFRED HAMILTON, M.D Orthopedics HUBERT C. PRICE, B.S. Materia Medica RUTH ANDREWS, B.S. Dietetics 04464 MASCOTS John Harrelson McGee Margaret Wilkerson Flint 18 We M ,cgenioz Cfau Qblgicers df ANNE CHASON, Treasurer FRANCES BRANCH, Vice President JESSIE WALIJ, President JEAN REGAN, Secretary 19 1:0 l Q X NEELY FRANCIS BOINC Carthage, N. C. 5 A I 'N f ,M 'GSlLe's full of joy, and loving fun, Look out world, here she 'conzesf' U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club '43, 714. en low SHIRLEY BIZZELL Seven Springs, N. C. HNOZ much talk, a great sweet silence? U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. x 20 ,.. ,Z THERAMAE BOYETTE Kenly, N. C. HA smile have I, and a greeting for allf, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. en fc M - 'fexsyv X . P ,, f 2 N Af ,AZ - 711.4 W .2 f :wx ...,. - ...-.,.. .... f he DORIS BRADSHAW Carrboro, N. C. -9 fw K ,ww X WS' N111 a good humor she always appears, As if she had no time for tears U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. 21 N. Q o,,4.,z- ERMA CAPPS Newton Grove, N. C. NHer hair is not more sunny than her heart. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club '11-3. en low .FRANCES BRANCH Selma, N. C. 6'Defeat is only for lhose who accept iz U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps, Class Sec- retary '43, 744, Beta Gammag Marshal '45g Vice President Class '46, i s 22 1 ZMIOTJ VIRGINIA CASEY Kinston, N. C. '6Th1's friendly lass with golden hair, Possesses trails that are very rare. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club '43, '44, 4 ' ' 7 ,- ., ':, A f f fs ee if K ANNE CHASON Fayetteville, N. C. HShe never, never failed a friendf U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Class Pres ide-nt '44g Class Treasurer ,453 Pitt man Hospital l. 3 . ' rs 7. PA . , , C3 8llL0'C4 1? f., . , - 'f Y I uf f , W -Wfi V ! f f 1.-55,1 x :V I . . K ,,. , .-W, X Z 3? in 2.0 HQ? F77-' P1 2-3 CW WO 7 7 F7 I T' '-4 45 e 4 . 'IA leader in all she undertakes. A promise lo you size never breaksf' U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club 741113 Beta Gamma: Class Treas- urer ifleflng Marshal 145Q Student Coun- oil '4-ll. '46, President '46g Superlative 'l6g Royster Medal. Beta Gamma Award '46, VIRGINIA COHOON Raleigh, N. C. uTlze first duty of rr woman is to be beautiful. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Clubg Senior Cadet Period at U. S. Veterans I-Iosiptal. Mountain Home. Tennessee. B , ,X 1 if W mga vu I 1 ,-. MARY HELEN COUNCIL Apex, N. C. ufler quietness Joes not make her less in1p0rtm1t.', U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. 6 ll L0 'CJ W f 1-ff N ffzfff 0 Z-ff 4522594 7 V ' 'S 6535 MEIBA COX Raleigh, N. C. HD0n'5 let lzer silence fool you, She has her share of fun? U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club 74-3, 'LMQ Vice President Class '44, 25 cgefziozgc EARLE LEE DAUGHTRY Newton Grove, N. C. Sl1e's jolly and true, ami a good sport Ioof' U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. GLADYS CRAWFORD Goldsboro, N. C. HWl1y worry, life is slzorlf, U. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club '43 X., 26 ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Clinton, N. C. c'Laugh mul llze worlcl lauglls willz you, Cry and you cry alone. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club 744g Beta Cannnag Student Council 114g Marshal 74153 NIGHTINGALE Staff 11-6 6l1l:0'Cei Q RK. f f 5 Q MABEL HAMMGND Cerro Gordo, N. C. ':Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent tlzing in ufomanfl U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club '43, 'slslg Vice President Class 715. 27 PEGGY HARRINGTON Olivia, N.. C. Wherever there LS noise and fun! l'll be there. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Pittman Hospital 1. Z VL 1:0714 HELEN GRAHAM Roseboro, N. C. She is herself the collection of all good things. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Student Council V165 Pittman Hospital 1. 28 V,- ab DARINNE HENDERSON Whiteville, N. C. Her actions speak louder than lzcr wordsf' U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. en 1.01.4 . W DOROTHY JONES lVlorelioacl City. N. C. 'cl like work, il fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Beta Canimag Student Council '44g Mar- shal 7453 Class President 943g Editor NIGHTINGALE V163 Senior Cadet Period at U. S. Veterans Hospital, Mountain Home, Tennes ee. 29 GRACE JOHNSON Slllithfleld, N. C.. b'Her IICHIIIZYUZ hair, her slylish dress, Jlakes ineviable lzer successf, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Beta Gammag Superlative 7-116. en low Lois JACKSON Dunn, N. C. There is so much for me to do, Ami so little fl-7116.79 U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club U33 Beta Gamma. 4 4,9 V V. I . a . aiu km' ' 30 X 5 , .eff RUBY JOHNSON Raleigh, N. C. c'For if slze will slze will, And if slze wonit slze lU0IZ,l.H U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club 5143 Student Council 745g NICHTIN- GALE Staff 74-6. . ' enicw ' ' ' 'W 393 4 , .19 N 5 QV VELVA LAMM Wilson, N. C. Nfl charming little girl in a cute little way.,7 U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Superlative 7416. 31 , mam ESTHER LUPO Wade, N. C. The quiet and observant ways go farf, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. eniow MARIE LEAVCITT Pinehurst, N. C. :The game of life she plays fair, Always with a distinguished airf, U. S. Cadet Nurse Coerpsg Glee Club V135 President Class '43, 32 cg . RUBY NAYLOR Dunn, N. C. Let my deep silence speak for mef, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. I X, A? f '53 u ..... ,WW EIll0 CJ 1 fl. Q , Rh! DOROTHY OATES Seven Springs, N. C. Her care was never to OHTGIIII, And every creature was her friend. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club '43, 7-14. 33 W, ' JEAN OWENS Fountain, N. C. HI never think of the future, It comes soon enough. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg NIGHTIN- GALE Staff '46g Student Council '43, 946g Class Vice President '43g Super- lative '46. eniow LYDIA CYBERRY Newsome, Va. HI am sure care is an enemy to life? U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club 543, 744. 34 JESSIE GREY PENNY Raleigh, N. C. Hlffisely and slowg they stumble that run fast? U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Beta Gamma, Vice President 74-5Q Glee Club '44g Class Treasurer 74-gg Stu- dent Council Secretary V155 NIGHTIN- GALE Staff 7463 Superlative 746. enivw LILLY PITTS lVlorrisville, N. C. HI never let work interfere with my educatiorzfj U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. 35 W , f JEAN REAGAN Elizabethtown, N. C. Full of life, sense, and wit. Lots of fun., and plenly of grit? U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. eniow JOSEPHINE RADFORD Kenly, N. C. MRO!! on world and 1,11 roll with youf, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Superla- tive 946. param. .L I 36 Q5 . PAULINE SMITH Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 'cTo worry little, to sluzly less- This is my idea of lzappinessf' U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps, Glee Club 'Ll-3, ,il-4. Z lfl L 0 'CJ ANNA LOU SPENCILR Hickory, N. C. :VI steacly girl willz a goal in view, flrzfl willing lo work lo see il llrrouglzfi U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps, Beta Gamma, Marshal 715, Vice President Student Council '46, Class Prophet '46, Superlative '46, 37 f ,, - V: A X Y H r ,Q e , I '. n L- , .ww 'if LS ',KN'i X f f JESSIE WALL Clayton, N. C. Anal she has the truest, kinflest llCIIl'l.:, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Class Pres- ident '46g Class Treasurer 743. eniow ESTHER THORNE Selma, N. C. HA very sweet girl, quiet and demure, A friend, you can always be suref' U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club 743. 38 MAGDALENE WARRICK Goldsboro, N. C. MI take life as it comes and enjoy itn U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Beta Gammag Pittman Hospital 1. dwfw. t K. ooaoa a a e niow ivy JESSIE BELLE UTLEY Pittsboro, N. C. MI remember a mass of things- Buzt none clistinctlyfg U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Clee Club '44g Beta Cammag Student Council 745 39 ' V ANNIE HALL WILKINS Fuquay Springs, N. C. 6'SomeIimes I sit and think, And sometimes I just sitf, U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club ,411-3 Class President 944g Student Council '43, eniaw ANNIE GRAY VIVERETTE Enfield, N. C. 'cBetter to be small and cast a lighz, Than to be big and cast a shadow. U. S. Cadet Nurse Corpsg Glee Club '44. fn t Xjf , M sig it I 40 ., ii: :K qw r-.f f :M fr . T ., 1, Q W 'Z' , 6 - , f ar? V' ,,.' ,fp .ffj A-umm, f .Q 3 .ki A z V. '-' T V of f ,,,., . . MPS. OHN YOUNG Mas. COURTNEY lzcrznrox L 'N J MRS. Actves CAMPBLLI DHlli6I7S HOIII6 I-louse Moiller H014,9g Mgfhgr H osless 9 .7-iz' f awe A 'cm ez I The world grows brighter year hy year, Because some nurse in her little sphere Puts on her apron. and smiles. and sings. And keeps on doing the same old things. Longing for home. and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankinds numerous ills, Feeding the babies, answering the hells. Being polite with a heart that rebels. Blessing the newborn lmahiesi Hrst lJl't Z1lll. Closing the eyes that are stilled in death. Taking the blame for all mistakes. Oh dear! what a lot of batienee it takes, Going off duty at seven o'c-lock. Tired. discouraged, ready to drop. But called out to help at seven-fifteen. Witlr woe in the heart that must not he seen. Morning and evening. noon and night, ,lust doing it over, hoping its right. Wlieri we report oft' to cross the har. Dear Lord. will you give ns-- .lust one little star To wear on the Cap Of our uniform new-f In the world almove, where the head nurse is you. 41 mf wwf Qegflfamenf STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA County of Wake CITY or RALEIGH REX HOSPITAL WE, THE CLASS OF 1946, of the aforesaid state, county, and city, being of strong bodies and sound minds, realizing that we shall soon depart from our Alma Mater to begin duties in various Fields of our profession, do hereby Inake and declare this to he our Last Will and Testament, and do will and bequeath our vices, virtues, and our most highly esteemed possessions to members of the incoming Senior Class, and to others of interest' thereabout Hex Hospital: ARTICLE I SECTION l. To our beloved Hospital we bequeath our undying devotion and life- long obligation always. SEC. II. To the trustees of Rex Hospital we wish to express our thanks for your thoughtfulness and kind consideration shown us during the past three years. With infinite appreciation, we thank you for helping make possible the new addition to the hosptial and nurses home. SEC. III. To our parents and friends we bequeath Our heart felt gratitude. un- limited love, and sincere appreciation for the untiring effort they have put forth to help us reach our present position. ARTICLE II SECTION I. To Mr. Caddy we express our sincere appreciation for the interest he has shown us throughout our training. SEC. ll. To the Doctors we express our thanks for the interest they have shown in us, and for the help they have so willingly given us during the past three years. SEC. III. To lVlrs. Campbell, we leave our deeply felt thanks for being a real 'Wlotheri' to us. and for Mkeeping us straight during our three years of training. SEC. IV. To Mrs. lfgerton, we express our appreciation for being so gracious and charming to our friends and xisitors 'cat the desk., downstairs. ARTICLE 'III Shirley Bizzell wills her seriousness to Anna Bell Jeffreys. l7rances Boing wills her happy go lucky ways to l..ucillc Soles. Theramae Boyette wills her ability to get Ncarnations on a Hrst datei' to Evelyn llerry. Doris Bradshaw wills her witty sarcasm to Marjorie Mann. Erma Capps wills her sparkling sense of humor to Wanda Lee Wilson. Frances Branch wills her 'gXVcdnesday Nights outa to Elgie Rose in hopes she can make as good use of them as she did. 42 Virginia Cohoon wills her dark haired attractiveness to Lottie Mae McDuffy. Virginia Casey wills her 'Gunexpected remarks to Emily Vlfomble. Mary Council wills her love for aired Fordsw to Dorothy Crocker. Ann Chason wills her genuine personality to Margaret Poole. Margaret Connelly wills her scholastic ability to Spruill Beddinglield. Melba Cox wills her contagious laugh to Lillian Butts. Gladys Crawford wills her Continuous humming and singing to Ruth Porter. Earle Lee Daughtry wills her 'gHarnet County brougen to Mary E. Frew. Elizabeth Franklin wills her human imitations to 'llhomasine Anthony. Mable Hammond wills her faithfulness to all men to Juanita Hendren and Dorothy Weathe1's. Helen Graham wills her udaintinessi' to Dorothy Mills. Peggy Harrington wills her place in the telephone booth to lris Cook. Darinne Henderson wills her hlaughing eyesi' to Edith Briley. Dorothy Jones wills her ability to argue to lYannie Lou Austin. Lois Jackson wills her originality to Geraldine Vlfright. Grace Johnson wills her ability to be faithful to Hone mann to Joy Henderson. Ruby Johnson wills her sophistication to Mary Helen Minis. Velma Lamm wills her sweet disposition to Alice Lancaster. Marie Leavitt wills her monotonous hair-dois to Hazel McFarland. Esther Lupo wills her friendliness to Muriel Straughn. Ruby Naylor wills her slow speech to Dorothy Yates and Peggy Brown. Jean Owens wills her singing voice tfor chapel onlyl to Dorothy Bethune. Dorothy Oats wills her Hbaby waysw to Beatrice Olive. Lydia O'Berry wills her soft voice to Jean Phillips. Jessie Gray Penny wills her Hhubba-hubbaw figure to Helen Fleming. Lilly Pitts wills her forgetiulness to Lela Cobb and Edith Futch. Josephine Radford wills her attractive smile to lnez Elliot. Jean Regan wills her 4'dry wit? to Velna Creech. Pauline Smith wills her ability to get in a hjamw to Mary Evans. Anna Lou Spencer wills her unervous encrgyi' to Nellie Beck. Esther Thorne wills her 'anarrow escapesw to Dorothy Wliithelcl and Lucille Johns. Jessie Belle Utley wills her uinterest in no mani' to Ann Smithey. Annie Gray Viverette wills her Hpetitenessw to Doris Haskett. Jessie Wall wills her happy mornings on the shift to Mary Evans. Magdalene Vvarrick wills her L'State College love allfairsiv to Alice Phelps. Annie Hall Wilkins wills her many acquaintances to Mary Pittman and Laura Pate. PEGGY H.-XRRINCTON, DARINNE HENDERsoN, EsTHER THORNE. 43 'CC79 IZC? BELLEVUE, N. Y., June 1951. Hello Jean. Gee, it's wonderful seeing you again. Have you been waiting long? l'm sorry my bus was late. Oh Spencer! lt seems like ages since live seen you. Youire looking well. l believe youlve been taking good care of yourself.'7 Yes, it seemed like a long time in a way and then it seems only yesterday. Now that l've Hnished with my post-gradaute course at New Haven and you at Bellevue, it seems that we've ac- complished quite a lot since our gradaution at Rex five years agof, Spencer, I don't have anything in particular planned but donit you think it'd be fun going to a carnival near here? ltls only a few blocks from the bus stationf, 'gl think that's a swell idea. l haven't been to one in a long time. Since it's only a few blocks. it'll be a nice walk. Spencer, so you finally married Hall?- 'W es, two years ago and we now have a nice little home in Connecticut. Well, how about your- self? Have you ever made up your mind to marry? G'Yes. but only recently. The date's all set. Two months from now. Listen. it sounds like everyone's having fun with all the brassy records and laughter and loud noises. Look. the Ferris Wheel. Roller Coaster and all the side shows! Gee, there's that usual monkey show. the fat lady, the headless woman and the stage show. Look at all the men gathering aroundf, '!Wait! VVhat,s this? Oh, the good old fortune teller. Let's goin. This should be fun. You know I've heard a lot about the Crystal Ball. Let's see if she can tell us about all of our classmates. l've sorta lost contact with most of them. Spencer, l can hardly understand her diale ct, but she implies that we can look into the Crystal Ball. This is really going to be something to seefa '6Yes. look. There,s Velva Lamm and sheis in 216 at good old Rex. What's that l see? Twin boys! lsn't that something? l remember her marrying Claude Wlieeler' about two years ago. There's Shirley Bizzell. She's Velvais private duty nurse. l always thought sheld do private dutyf' Look on the other side of the ball. ltis none other than Doris Bradshaw. Sheis Miss Wil- liams' assistant. Doesn't she look dignified behind that big desk?'l 4'What,s this? Yes, it's Virginia Cohoon. now Mrs. Bill Greene entertaining the alumni associa- tion in the recreation room at Rex Nurses' Home. This looks familiar. lt's Frances Branch, Superintendent of nurses at ,lohnston County Hospital. 'Ufhe next scene takes us back to Raleigh and it's Gladys Crawford as Dr. Westis ollice nursef, '6Who,s this? Melba Cox out on a delivery with Dr. Yarboroughf' G'My! Who are these two? ltls Mrs. Stripling and Marie Leavitt at Southern Pines. Leavitt is Mrs. Stripling's assistant at the sanatoriumf, hlmagine Ruby ,lohnson in conference with Dr. Thompson? She's with the Rahabilition Service. l hear she has done some wonderful work with the disabled veterans. Hlrooks as if welre near Rex again, lt's the Methodist Orphanage lnhrrnary with Ann Chason in charge. l guess it was her love for Pediatrics that brought her there. The next scene is in the operating room at Duke. There,s Esther Thorne giving anesthesia. l hear she marricd one of the interns there. Here-'s a Public Health Nurse visiting in a rural home and it's Theramae Boyette in good old Johnston Countyf, L'Spencer. l don't recognize this scene. lt looks foreign. but there's a nurse. Why it's Mary Helen Council, and she's in China. l remember now she studied as a missionary and went to China last year. '4Look! Who's this? Darrine Henderson and that's Germany isn't it? Sheis teaching a Hygiene Class. l hear she has done well in teaching the real way of living to those misled children. She has also married a lied Cross liield Worker. '4Why this is an Airliner! Who is that pretty hostess? Peggy Harrington and she seems mighty sweet to that pilot. No wonderg it's her hu sbandfi Whats that below us? ltis a huge 'llrans-Atlantic Oceanliner with the Ship Nurse none other than Annie Grey VlX'6l'9ll6.ii t'Oh. where's this lovely moonlit scene? It looks like Bermuda to me and that couple on the beach is the one and only Capt. and Mrs. Franklin Lewis. Mrs. Lewis is the former Jean Owens. 44 'Wvhat a change of scenesl We're in Porto Rica now and thal's lluby Naylor working among the natives. Pve heard of her good works in improving the living conditionsfi hlean, whatis this? Oh boyl sailors. and Mabel Hammond in the midst at the Naval Hospital in Norfolk. Hammond still hasn't made up her mind about ,lay or Buddy, but is still doing her part by the sailorsf' g MWhy. hereis another classmate in Norfolkl It's that lovely Grace Johnson now Mrs. W. L. Northern, III, preparing lunch with W. L. Northern. IV, at her apron stringsf, 4'Here. we go north again. It looks like Philadelphia General Hospital. Mrs. George Vosatka. former Frances Boing. is doing quite well as Operating Room Supervisorf, uwlhy. Spencer. itis Blue Grass Countryl TIICTGIS Helen Graham. now Mrs. 'llommy Downey. and her three boysf' HOII, here's Erma Grey Capps! I'd never miss that pretty red hair. live heard of her success as Occupational Therapist at Vlfalter Reed. She seems quite happy there. uThere's Margaret Connelly at the Vanderbilt ltlniyersity Hospital. She'sworkingin Pediatrics. She still loves her children. She also seems mighty happy as Mrs. Art lirownfi Isee some beautiful mountains. That looks like a college in the background. Sure enough thereis Mrs. Ben Goforth, Jr., former Dot Jones in charge of the Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege Infirmary. Mr. Goforth is Professor of Chemistry at the college. I always thought Dot would marry Benf' '6Can you imagine Jessie Belle Utley as a nursing art instructor? Nvell, there she is at the Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Utley still hasn't made up her mind about J. T. '6What a lovely luncheon! And there's Pauline Smith now Mrs. Wiltori Dickens. Doesn't she make a pretty hostess? She seems to be the leading society lady in Roanoke Hapidsf, '4Going on farther east I see Esther Lupo as Director of Nurses at Pittman Hospital in Fayetteville. This scene takes us to Kinston. I see Mrs. Norwood Bonev, former Virginia Casey, being a typi- cal lawyer's wife. Hjohnston County again, I believe. Sure enough it's Io Radford now Mrs. M. T. Anchers. She gave up nursing soon after graduation. She and M. T. now have a family of threef, Hjean, I canit quite see this view clearly. but itis near the beach. Why itis at Wilmington and there's Dot Oates doing Public Health Nursing. I read the announcement of her marriage to Ed Hammond not long ago. 4HAnchors Aweigh'-thereis a Navy Nurse-Looks like Warrick. Yes, that's Maggie alright. Looks nice in uniform. doesn't she?', G'Looks as if we're really going west. ltis Texas. l see Mrs. Kenneth Bruton. former Lydia O'Berry, supervisor of a large surgical hall at Fort Sam Houston.l7 5'Another Army campl Thereis Earle Lee Daughtery in that good looking eaptain's uniform at Fitzsimmons, Denver. Colorado. Daughtery entered the service soon after graduationf, 4'Down south again. Beautiful orange blossoms with Elizabeth Franklin in the midst. She is now Mrs. John C. Youngblood. Franklin's doing general duty in a large hospital at Winter Garden. Florida, while Tve is hnishing up at the University of Floridafi 'fl see Mrs. James Latta, former Annie Hall Wilkins, who is head of the Delivery Room at James Walker Hospital in Wilmington. Hall and James have a very cute sonf' aMy. who's that giving those poor preclinicals, heck? ltis Jessie Wall. the new Superintendent of Nurses at Watt's Hospital in Durham. I bet ,lessiels a good one alright. HGetting back to Rex again. There's Lillie Pitts giving Miss Greene the report on Griffin Hall. Pitts is Miss Green's assistant. Wllhis looks like a scout camp or something. Why tll6I'E,S Lois Jackson. a nurse at Camp Edger- ton. I hear she's engaged to the Camp Director. Bet they really make things humf' L'That must be about all. No. waitl Herels Jessie Grey Penny, now Mrs. Frank Vlferfel. She and Fyank are living in New Jersey. ,lessieis doing some private duty between caring for the family o twof 'GSO that's us. Nveire really scattered now but Fm proud of what each is doing for herself and nursing. ' P 'cjeanl Good heavens, weave been here over two hours. It was well worth while. Almost like having a class reunion. uSpencer. if weere going to make it to dinner in time we really must hurry along. Gee, it was wonderful to see everyonef' I ANNA Lou SPENCER, JEAN REGAN, Class Prophets. 45 Claaa yi-iliafofc Perhaps the date June 141, 1943 will not go down in history books, but what an unforgettable day it was for 20 Rex girls. On that day they stepped across the threshold into a small new world within itself. There were many doubts in their hearts but the determination within them made up for the rest. tliemember. September girls, how smart we thought they were when we arrived on September 13?j Even those we had known 'aback homel' seemed to have acquired an amazing amount of dignity and learning- or so it seemed to us as we watched them go over to the hospital in their blue preclinical uniforms while we remained in the classroom. It was during those first months that we made the friendships we hold so dear today and as months passed by we became more like sisters than classmates. Dating together, gab sessions, study hall tcramming for those endless examsl, the happiness of' Saturdays and Sundays-shall we ever forget them? Those tiny links which when welded together make such a dramatic chain representing the past three years of our lives. The highlight of our hrst year came at the end of the Hfth month when our capping exercises were held in November and February, respectively. Remember that inexpressible feeling when the president of the student council touched the blazing light to our Nightin- gale lamps and Miss Williams pinned our white caps tto match our brand new and beautiful white uniforms! on our heads? Xvith the donning of our Hwhitesw increased responsibilities were ours because now we went on duty on the halls on the regular hospital schedule. Wasiiit it good to see our names on the roster for the first time? Oh we were a long, long way from being seniors but we'd get there someday if we just tried. And so we embarked on our chosen career. The months went by quickly and soon we were ,luniorsealearning to adopt our lectures and studies to our clinical practice more and more each day. For the first time our two classes tlune and Septem- ber groupsl were united and one set of oliicers instated. Urology, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Operating Room Technique, Communicable Diseases, and all the others-those preclinical days seemed like a dream com- pared to this! But we came through-still smiling and with our ehins up and hearts high. For even with the classes and our increasing duties in the hospital we still had our social highlights. Remember the dance when we invited the Ensigns at State? And the night Dr. Robert McGee and Mr. Parker Rand helped us entertain our seniors by serving that truly Southern style barbecue at the Tar Heel Club? What a Junior-Senior that was--a nice setting, soft music, food, and the dates! We had so many things for which to thank Mr. and Mrs. Rand in our three years at Rex. I wonder if they know how much they helped us? Then came the thrill of the Seniors, Baccalaureate Sermon at Christ Church which we attended in a body wearing our cadet uniforms. And next of course, the breathtaking, beautiful graduation exercises which gave us a funny feeling because we knew we would be the next class to receive our diplomas and march up the aisles with burning lamps, red roses, and long sleeves. After that night it seemed so strange to tell the old seniors goodbye and to realize we were stepping into their places. Time changes everything and somehow we werenlt frightened at this thought of being seniors as we had supposed we would be. ln fact, it has been an unforgettable period in spite of the woes along the way. Fall and winter with only Psychiatry, Professional Adjustments, and E.E.N.T. to compose our class schedule lbut with greater responsibility on the hallst Werenit bad at all. Gosh, did we have fun at the wget togetheri' Dr. Sidney Smith planned for the Juniors! What was so nice was that we were all urged to come and bring our dates. The informality was wonderful, as were the program and foodl tHere's a note of thanks from all of us, Dr. Smithj Student Council was reorganized in the fall of 715, class superlatives and oflicers elected, work on the annual begunsand letls see, what happened? Oh, yes, in December Dot Jones and Virginia Cohoon transfered into veteran work for the last six months of training. Thus 1945 at Rex was completed. And. so my hour of reminiscence is coming to a close. ln those last six months we were entertained so many wonderful times but I'll leave that to the class calendar. All of us have been looking forward to this, our graduation, quite eagerly but it will be hard to break away from the deep roots with which we have become settled in Rex sod. Witli high hopes we set out in our separate ways, but as the years go by these are the remembrances each of us shall carry with us. Let us never forget the things which we have gained in our three years, and as we go let's keep in mind one of Miss Williaiiis' favorite quotations: HA good nurse is first of all a good womanf, MARGARET CONNELLY, Class Historian. 46 . A f K -'A' j,,A'Q' U 1V'W Y n fimioz Cfam Cjfgicefca PEGGY LOU BROWN, President EVELYN PERRY, Vice President MARY ELLEN FREW, Secretary DOROTHY WHITFIELD, Treasurer 47 ik. if 45. NIARY SALLIE BARNES Wilsoxl, N. C. NELLIE BECK Hamlet, N. C. 5 Q LU! L0'C.4 THOMASINE ANTHONY Durham, N. C. NANNIE LOU AUSTIN Asheboro, N. C. in ,. B' , . , . , . Q. SPRUILL BEDDINGFIELD Clayton, N. C. DOROTHY BETHUNE Bunn Level, N. C I . un 107.1 I EDITH BRILEY Bethel, N. C. PEGGY LOU BROWN Raleigh, N. C. ff' We '1 Ft HH? L x - :K ,Mask iv 5 Wm ' . lk 'au IRIS Coorc Denton, N. C. VELNA CREECH Micro, N. C. 14 ' 4 . T.. M fe T LILLIAN BUTTS Angier, N. C. LELA COBB Halifax. N. C. 3 ggi. vm J 9 f, 9 . H ffm., I 'ik fr- 93 Q J NIARY EVANS Ahoskie. N. C. HELEN FLEMING Raleigh. N. C. f9?9Ww. . is I . unL0'c.4 DOROTHY CROCKER Pine Level, N. C. INEZ ELLIOTT Raleigh, N. C. JR NIARY ELLEN FREW Anniston, Ala. EDITH FUTCH Burgaw, N. C. LLIIIOTA HELEN GATES Hillsboro, N. C. DORIS HASKETT Newport, N. C. ,pry .191 W RW ANNA BELLE JEFFRYES Benson, C. EVELYN JENKINS Robersonville, N. C. A JOYCE HENDERSON Vifhileville. N. C. JUANITK HENDNEN Robelsollville. N. C f 1 e ff S 7. . .l 1 ,K-, :rf 7 C. , f 3 X - fsi . , ' ff ft N4 'C NIARJOIIIIQ NIANN Pittsboro, N. C. LOTTIE NIAE VNICDUFI-'Y Selma. N. C. 2 f W, . 5 ' .f L , .. W .. . Nm ' get we Qi W.. 4' X 3 32 A K llI'll0'C.i LUCILLE JOHNS Xvest Palm Beach, Fla ALICE LANCASTER Garner, N. C. I.. E E N. DOROTHY MILLS Apex, N. C. NIARY HELEN MIMMS Raleigh, N. C. lLl'lL0'C.1 BEATRICE OLIVE Apex, N. C. LARUE PATE Angier, N. C. -E. I ,. Ag , I If , if ff 'if4 'Q ,fx 5 Ia 2 JEAN PHILLIPS Selma, N. C. JIARY ELIZABETH PITTMAN Halifax, N. C. Y - 1 f -2 ,A EVELYN PERRY Raleigh, N. C. ALICE PIIELPS Louisburg. N. C ELGIE ROSE Selma, N. C. ANNE SMITHEY Raleigh, N. C. LLM LOZA MARGARET POOLE Raleigh, N. C. RUTH PORTER Laurinburg, IN. C. LUCILLE SOLES Whiteville, N. C. NIURIEL STRAUGHN Greensboro, N. C. nn low DOROTHY WEATIIERS Franklinton, N. C. DOROTHY WHITFIELD Raleigh, N. C. 'W' ,.YZI.:1z,' ,Q X sk ' .W if 52 1 ., - 3' I5 ,sy l I GERALDINE WRIGHT Raeford, N. C. DOROTHY YATES Raleigh, N. C. WANDALEIQ WILSON Lake War-camaw, N. C EMILY WOMBI-E New Hill, N. C. i 5 '-AQR lf you Can wake before the Crack of clawn And see that those about you are wakening too lf you can take your time while dressing And be on time for Chapel too If you can answer Q'Here when Called on And answer G'Dayw for those who sleep If you can sing out loud ancl strong When all the time you'd rather weep. If you can wait in line for breakfast Though your place is at the end If you can stand and then move forwarrl Even though it's eggs again If you can eat without some griping About the toast and oleo If you ean eat in twenty minutes Then rush down for daily chores. If you can start out Clean ancl smiling And stay that way the whole day through If you can greet your patients brightly Even though they bother you If you Can say Yes, ltd love tom When all the time youicl rather not If you can give a prolonged haekrub With all the rest youive got to clo. If you ean get your pills all given And right on time as they should be If you can make your rounds with cloctors And say Yes, Sir, put the blame on me lf you 1-an answer lights quite promptly Those you wish you couldn't see If you can give out pans ancl take them And see that they are shining clean. lf you can dust and mop and scrub And still not think the worlfl is mean If you can love your supervisor And think that she is always lair lf you can answer all the questions Witli a quiet, knowing air If you can watch the girls in blue Anfl know what next they're going to clo. If you eau wateh them go OH fluty Anrl leave you all that work to do If you can smile eat-h working minute Anfl give each person his full flue If you can pass State Hoarrl when it Comes And maybe make a Golcl Seal too You won't be a girl from Rex. Dear You'll be an angel. tried and true. 56 JW' M 'H W g Sf f-'E' Y :fZce,1Anuzn CLL14 Cvblzffcew JOSEPHINE COLLIER, P1'es1'r1'enl A ,FRANCES WRENN, l 'ice President KATHLEEN STARLINC, Se'cre!n1'y-TrcfnszzI0 57 JTZJAPVIEVL LOIS ALFORD MARY JEAN BARBOUR LENORA BRUCCOLERI FRANCES BROWN JOSEPHINE COLLIER AGNES EASON IDA RIVERS EATON LUCY GRACE GADDY BETTY GERALDINE GAY NIILDRED GLASGOW 58 MARY ROSE HARRISON CAROLYN WILSON HILL REBECCA HINNANT GERTRUDE HUDSON LILLIAN JERNIGAN TMELBA JANE MUMFORD BARBARA JEAN SANBORN RUBY KATHLEEN STARLING MYRTLE GREY THOMPSON FRANCES WILSON WRENN ,QTEJAMEI1 59 Y C, 'COHL 417 0 . ai Comes the dawn .... What's that you say? Huh? Six oiclock already? Why, it canit be. I just went to sleep. WIeII, I just simply canit get up. ,Spose you tell them that I'm sick this morning .... Please, hon, quit pulling me. I'II get up. . . . Oh, darn, why didn't you make me set up a uniform last night? . . . Listen, they're playing g'Chuck Wagon Blues? again this morning. Ready? Cut off the radio, then. and Iet's go to chapelf' Conversation in chapel-HHere.i' Breakfast ..., I wouIdn't feed this to my pet houndfi Pancakes again!!! This sho' isn't like sitting down to good ole ham and eggs, to say nothing of hot biscuits drooling with butler .... What hours do you have today? I don't know. You know how it is, she never makes out the hours itil the last minute .... I'd like lo see that picture at the Ambassador, but I don't see how I can make it .... Does any- body know when weire going to get our cheeks? If I donit get some money ,fore long Iim going to starve to death .... Hurry up, chicken, and maybe we'II have time for a fag. To the lounge for a hurried cigarette, the silence broken only by 'LAnybody got a match?,7 And so to work .... Hello, did you have a hard night last night? I-Iow 7bout Mr. Smith, did he ever decide to behave himself and go to bed?', Report and assignments. '4Great day in the morning! I couIdn't do that many patients if I worked straight on through 'til tomorrow morning .... Good Morning! Time for you to wake up and take a bath. Open your mouth and let me take your temperature so we can see if you are sick this morning. Did you have a good nights sleep? Iim sorry, maybe you'Il get one of those capsules tonight so you can get a little rest .... lxlo, I havenit given those medicines. I'II give them right now. G'LYes, Dr. Smithf 'Yes. Dr. Hamilton., 'No, Dr. Vllebbf I'll have to run to the supply room for some instruments. All dressings changed. Now I'1l have to give these ten o'cIock medicines. Heck, no penieillen. Now Pop's going to fuss when I go down there. Might as well face the musief' Lunch time already, and no charts up. Oh, well, I'lI wait and get them up when I get back. Whois reIieving?? Gosh, what a line!! Illl never get to eat .... Wiell, I finally made it. All this for lamb, of all things .... May I sit with you? . . . When are you oft' today? No, I have last hourswif I can make it 'til then .... Thank goodness tomorrow is Wednesday and we have chicken and ice cream. What would we do- without Wednesday and Sundays? 4'Guess I'd better hurry and get those charts up, I've got three patients to feed .... lim glad they're Iinishedf' Iill Hx the 2:00 medicines and give them, hoping nothing else comes up. I'lI never get through in time for class. 4'Why did that patient have to decide to go home at this time of day? Now I'II clean up the unit and get ready for another patient .... Well thatis finished. L'5omeone will just have to take my temperatures. I've gotta Hnish these charts before I go to class. I want to see that movie and I won't have time if I have to come back after class. Maybe Miss Wfilliams won't mind if Ilm a few minutes late. HUI1 gee! Sheis lecturing about State Board again. I do hope we get about five Gold Seals so she wonit be worrying the students that come along next year. I.et's hurry so we can get that ten after bus .... We made it. That was such a grand picture .... I do hope we can get a bite to eat before going back! . . . We'II have time. Let's stop at the Toddle House. . . . G'Sign me in --live gotta see the Wishing Well----Maybe lim going to inherit some money. Letis go by and see if there are any cokes .... Ah heck, today's Tuesday. No luck. Gee, does that bed look inviting .... I should write some letters. set up a uniform, polish my shoes, gosh, lake a shower and all those other things. Thought I'd get to bed early and it'll be 10:30 before I know itf' I'm hungry again. Wonder if anybody's got anything to eat?7' . . . a'lVIy but this is so good. Guess I'll writeiletters on my hours off duty tomorrow. IIII have to take a shower. That's a cinch. Maybe I'll get by. Finally, now I can relax .... Thanks, I'm turning my light out right now. They need'nt worry about my light getting out. Well, Goodnight! Did you set the alarm?'i 60 Wcecffnfcaf C-fan OiXBZl.C6ZJ VIVIAN OLIVER, President JANE DAIL, Secrelary-TrcflsuIfr LULU LEE EASON, Vice President 61 Wwe' ffnfca FAYE ADAMS MARY LUCILLE BRASHER BEss1E MAE BUTT MARTHA LEE COOKE DOROTHY CRABTREE JANE D.AIL INA MARGARET DRIVER LULA LEE EASON DOROTHY LOUISE GODWIN DOSHIE JACKSON JENNY LYNN JONES RITA KESSLER 62 ,Uwe in ica ANN MOSS I ELLEN NELSON VIVIAN OLIVER EDNA EARL SHAW MARJORIE SIMPSON DOROTHY RAY SMITH LOI5 JEANNE STIIICKLAND BETSY JANE USSERY RUTH WEBSTER BETTY WILI.IAMS MARY EARLE WOODARD 63 Ek West vw M24 at mivwn 'Q fy' QW M A F Bathing lieautioz s... ls if lrffm Stan? . . . Nice smile Casey ...' Mies Calmon . . . '4Creen horns of YB . . . Watvli out Mr. llarrell . , . Sopltiaticatenl Lady . . . fllll' does and tllc QR. girls . . . l just got tltut cutnrniseion Elliott? . . . Pediatrics .... A lulia. Alnlial . . . Book wurml . . 'Proliiesu . . . Three Fa1't1ie14vttes . . Hy Guyf Currie llome . . . 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JOHNSON SATTERWHITE X-Ray Terlzrzician BECKY BROCKMAN Lab TPClIlIl.Cl.GI1 DOROTHY MCGEE Lab Teclznician INEZ GREENE Lab Teclznician I4 in : .-7-i--W l 71 L-, '. Z. A , .- . ,W ' 5 ' ,fi ull? Your fvvfs too big . . . 'iSll3IIl9. Shame- On You . . . Cams on display . . . We TllI'Pf'u . . . Must Inf Saturmluy. girls? . . . Col 'ein Clean. girls? . . . Must lm love! .... lust a cute little' cutie . . . VVl1al's lllill? . . . 'I'ln' Pittman Girls . . . Exercise make-s the figure! . . . Posing for Ille lrirdifl . . . Home for tlif- week-end . . . Early morning glamour . . . Going our way? . . . Just sunning . . . Pate. 72 526154765 gm , ,gg E2 X., ff 155 A ,A ,mx ffi ' v.J 'Yv xgeg-JF KEHJW Ji iii ,, X. JM C-fd!! MQOVLAOZA . J . L44 Clouue awww: 251. 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MOONE Air Qconditiomcd A M R U LL A N C IE Dia11lS328 MITCHELL FUNERAL HUME I RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Serve GOLDEN TAP GRAPEFRUIT and ORANGE .1 UICES HILKER BROS TAILORS CLEANERS : F URRIERS ir Refreshing and Healthy ik Cold F ur Storage Packed and Distributed 511 Hillsboro Street by 16 West Hargett Street GARLAND C- NORRIS DIAL: 8336 and 2-3367 lnc. Cromley-lVlelvi1'1 awe DRUGS PAR-T-PAK 1217 Hillsboro Street Ginger Ale Raleigh, N. C. 'k PHONE 5834 'A' Complete Drug Service ir This Fine Product Served Exclusively to Rex l-lospitol Potiemts. if Raleigh Nehi Bottling Co. Raleigh, N. C. Chinese-American FIVE POINTS PHARMACY Dishes Prescription Specialists -.- at .T 1628 Glenwood Avenue PHONE 4644 444444444, N. C. CANTUN CAFE Air-Conditioned I Raleigh 408 Hillsboro St. Your Patronage Appreciated Tel. 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Victor, Decca and Columbia ik Recordings Make Your Headquarters I QMJW Dial 2-2913 108 Fayetteville St. Raleighas Smartest Shop if JAMES E. THIEM W. ll. KING mms coMPANY WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Manufacturers of Pages' Cru-m0 W C y,4t,4uTime M t Complete Line of Famou W HIT E S W A N Compliments of U N I F O R M S T. 6- At Pleasing Low Prices Raleigh, N. C. ' may-W EASTERN CAROl.lNA'S lARGEST HOTEL SIR WALTER Raleigh's Largesteand Finest Hotel Raleigh, N. C. Q CA Robert Meyer Hotelj 0YLAN' EAP.CE UNCQQQQQATED RALEIGH-NORTH CAROLINA Billy Bell! Extends to the Graduates Rex Hospital School of Nursing Sincere Good Wishes. May all their lives he rich in service and happiness. Bell Bakeries, Inc. BELL SUPER SUFT BREAD ESSERVS WEAVER Gulf Service TEXTILE 1630 Glenwood Ave., at 5 Points ik if CSSATISFI-lCTIoN Decorative Fabrics is our Home Furnishings ATTRACTIoN99 Electrical Appliances 1, 'k Raleigh, N. C. Complete Auto Service 304 Glenwood Avenue PHONE 2-2446 X ,, gf' ff! X 9 W 'A K K -4 P4-K K wc K-4 K-4 74-c X ac X-H4 74 K K xxxxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxxzxxf' YXXYYYXXXXYXX-XXXXX I OUR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL NURSING CAREER TO THE 1946 GRADUATES OF REX SCHOOL OF NURSING ..9L:- ,LD Compliments of FAMOUS NAME SHOES I Fayetteville Street Raleigh, N. C The Best to You, Senior Class of 1946! 'A' The Best for You in Lenox China Spode Dinnerware Stief Sterling Shop at . .. ADLERWS for Style and Comfort Featuring Paradise Slippers Peacock Foot Rest and Joyce Play Shoes Specializing in t Red Cross Nurses' Oxfords I ADLER7S SUPPER SHOP JEUJELERS-SILVEPSFUITHS H3 Fayetteville Street llALEIGH.N.CV PHONE 2-2l87 RALEIGH, N. C. .l. .l. FALLON CO. Incorporated FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Expert Designers Artistic Floral Arrangements PHONE 8347 203 Fayetteville Street igriesa NURSES' WATCHES CUFFLINKS and other JEWELRY ACCESSORIES at l07 Fayetteville Street TEAGUE'S DRY CLEANING 1624 GLENWOOD AVENUE DIAL 2-3935 CLEANING : DYEING REPAIRING C uality Tells-Teague Did It 7 Compliments of RALEIGH LAUNDRY Dial 2-0339 North Carolina Equipment Company Construction, Industrial ond Logging Equipment Contractors' Supplies, Etc. i R I gh N C CharIotte,N C A h ll N C 3IOIHlIb St t 2M.South-Rt.2I S t C kR d Phone 8836 Phone 44661 Phone 789 INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POWER ,X s 5 sf There's a your future! SANDERS IVIGTOR CGIVIPANY BLOUNT AND DAVIE STREETS RALEIGH, N. C Yates Ante Service 6GAny Repair to Any Carw ACME LAUNDRY 3027 HILLSBORO STREET I DIAL 2-3735 F. D. NEWTON, Proprieto I-Ioneyeutt Fruit and Produce Ce. i' WHOLESALE FRUIT and PRODUCE i' Halifax and Lane Streets Raleigh, N. C. RALEIGH MACK DISTRIBUTORS W Compliments of PACKARD CAR MACK TRUCKS PROFESSIONAL PARTS and SERVICE if PHARMACY Phone 7214 - 22131 201 West Martin Street Raleigh, N. C. W. STEWART D. H. POWELL Compliments of OHUN EXTERMINATING COMPANY DIAL 21456 I7 South Wilmington Street Compliments of G.8zS. Department Store 'k 18 East Hargett Street Everything in Fine Watches Diamonds and Jewelry 'lr xXA.u.ltla:l,4f X' ' '- 1 1 if 1 J 1, ,, X, ,t 'W Xce l 'ff-f'h-zifb pew' .Q ' 14+ East Hargett Street Raleigh, N. C. Free Road Service DIAL 2-2375 and 2-2876 ALLEN'S SERVICE STATION 6'Come if You Can, Phone, if You Can't' Raleigh, N. C. 9 Com Jlimen s of ' t CALL 3-3236 MILES ldeal Cleaners 3108 Hillsboro Street . I and We7ll be DIAL 6305 , on the Way. 219 South Willllington Street A. In A- ,JACK EVARDXLAYQ Wm. I-IENLEY DEITRICK ARCHITECT O Telephones AY- OFFICE 4433 - 4434 RESIDENCE 5962 F t nth Floor Insurance Building 115 West Morgan Street ROOM 1401 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS W. 1. Berryhill T 1 pl ne 2-2898 2123 Fairvi R d RALEIGH NORTH CARULINA R 1 I g Winchester Surgical Supply C0 Telephone 2-4109 Charlotte, North Carolina Co ngrotulotions and Best Wishes CAROLINA SURGICAL SUP PLY COMPANY You Are Cordially Invited To Visit Our Store 135 South Willllillgtoxl Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 4568 ARTIST SUPPLIES HEverything for the Artista' -1. at ...- Raleigh's Art Center ganna ,Alt ,fy c One of the Most Complete Lines of Artist E w w I Supplies in the South. 9 iw O ,P O' ,, . . ,, Q0 'DB J' Distributor of AVOLITE PAINTS JOHNSON MOBLEY'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. H3 S. Salisbury Street RALEIGH, N. C. PHONE 4775 Wholesale - Retail Super Service Garage 415 South Blount Street Phone 20561-62 'lr FEDERAL TRUCK DEALERS AND STATE DISTRIBUTOR FOR KY TRAILERS AND FONTAINE EQUIPMENT TRAILERS -k We Specialize in Body, Fender, Wrecks and Paint Work on Any Make of Cars or Trucks ir BEAR FRONT END EQUIPMENT ON PASSENGER CARS AND LARGE TRUCKS AND TRAILERS DISTRIBUTOR FOR TIRES, TUBES, GASOLINE, AND OIL Mr. R. L. Bradsher : Managers : Mr. Fred E. Weaver WARLICICS TOWN HOUSE SANITARY LAUNDRY ' if Steaks : Sea Foods Dry Cleaners . and Dye rs Chicken . -af Phone 3-3965 411 413 South McDowell S DIAL 46241 2510 Hillsboro Stre I RALEIGH, N. C. Com Jlimen s of ' I Hayes Barton 7 o Rogers Tlre Co. Grocerterla 2515 Fairview Road and DIAL 2-3917 BATTERIES 'A' 4 Distributor Cities Service Groceries I Meats Products FI'UItS I Vegetables 'V' -A' Corner Wilmington and Davie Prompt Delivery Service DIAL 2-3768 Compliments of Conn-Gower Pontiac Co. PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE Raleigh, N. C. Dial 2-3767 II. R II. TIRE BARBECUE RETREADING PIG and CHICKEN 'CA Good Place to Eatv Q PARTIES AND CLUBS SERVED RECAPPING DIAL 7614 VULCANIZING FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY Q CLYDE COOPER'S Dial 2-0492 119 East Davie Street BARBECUE STAND 109 East Davie L Y N N ' S ENEMY S E R. V I C E the PAUSE S T I O N That Refreshes . RALEIGH, N. C. 4 Drink LEE TIRES Auto-Lite Batteries In Bowes E CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. PHONE 4841 BROWN'S FUNERAL HUMIE Compliments of lllLLON SUPPLY CIIMPANY CARCLINA RIM AND WHEEL Compliments of E F I R D ' S Department Store IE Q O im O y 208 Fayetteville Street ' R I igh, N. C C ll e a am e xr S 'lr O Bob Evans Uniforms Rothmoor Coats DIAL 7538 Joyce-Hubite Dresses 407 West Peace Street Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics G6We Top ,em ally NEW ROOFS ROOF REPAIRING SPECIALI7ED ROOFING FOR EVERY PURPOSE O Dial 7821 Estimates Furnished O CAPITAL ROOFING CO J. F. GOODSON, Owner 119 EAST LENOIR STREET We Render Services For Those Who Care i' YELVERTCJN FUNERAL HCME H. PAUL YELVERTON, owne,- 'k P H O N E 7 7 4 3 FARM IMPLEMENTS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,S 0, HARDWARE PAINT BRAWLEX7S SEEDS JEWELRY ir JOB P. WYATT and 0 SONS CO. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Foullded 1881 235 Fayetteville Street WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVERTISERS, OUR SPONSORS, THE REX HOSPITAL GUILD, AND TO ALL THE OTHERS, WHO, IN SO MANY WAYS, MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE. THE NIGHTINGALE STAFF '46. J. E. Hanger of N. C., lnc. Established l86l CAPITAL , Compliments of Sf Light Metal and Willow Limbs Elastic Goods and wk Trusses O 600 West Hargett Street RALEIGH, N. C. PHONE 5589 526 Hillsboro Street DIAL 3-l8ll R. H. FOWLER, Mgr. BRITT-PFAFF CO. Foon BROKERS RALEIGH, N. C. WE REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS: Comstock Canning Co. American Sugar Refining Co. C. H. Musselman Co. Lakeland-Highland Canning Co. Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. The B. F. Shriver Co. Pacific Match Co. Bush Brothers and Co. H. Baron G Co. California Lima Bean Gwrs. Assn. We Cover Central and Eastern North Carolina RAN D'S MILL PLACE Established 1759 PARKER RAND, Owner Garner, North Carolina I GUERNSEY CATTLE POLAND CHINA HOGS HEREFORD CATTLE O.I.C. HOGS 1-1 v l - ,i That s Easy' A kilowatt hour is really not difficult to understand, Electricity is measured in units ot pressure lvoltsl and in units ot current tlow lamperesl. Multiply these two together and you have a unit ot power, the watt The watt is a relatively small unit and it is customary to use l OOO watts or a kilowatt as a practical base ot measurement of electricity. A PQI 6 A KILOW TT HOUR? 9 9 . lxl LOWATT HOUR represents the use ot one kilowatt ll,OOO wattsl tor one hour. It represents energy eauivalent to one and one third horsepower, lt is the unit at measurement used in your electric bill, ond the residential customers of the Carolina Power G Light Company pay on ayerage ot two and seven-tenths cents tor each kilowatt hour ot electricity used. ir CAROLINA POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY J DANIEL 81 RIGGAN STUDIO, INC. .. glfgj-gh, PHOTOGRAPHERS FORTHE 1946 NIGHTINGALE 134-M, Fayettevill S RALEIGH, NOR H C R0 NA 1 , , I I , I I -Q I 1 yjsxipiffiiliglii ig N f M X. X 3 F V px A ll l 5 jg I Xiu E fl! X X W NN I- 51 ' X i,S,:lN.x'g,k - RNGN.-:vfrf 'R II- -N I .LA l ul llllx .-ll 'if v wi- al Q is . if 1- 11 Q- . . i ll giiiiiiii X FI ,Q Q. li il ,'!1..X lil rg 5llllll':ll-NSS ' ' f 1 Bu1LpERs D S VISICJNS crvalccl liy thc- imaginalinn pic c ne if y '-cede the a 'l' vcment '1 an' really great accornplislnnenl. The ability to weave the threads of imagi- nation into the finished fabric is equally iinpnrlanl. It has lievn the privilege of ilu,- Enwixnns Si BllOlItLH'I'0N COMPANY In cu- uperate with the staff in creating tlwii' vision inm material fnrm. Surli cniipmatimi is one of tlif' 'lvisionsn which prececle the building nf a successful business, and is a part of thc' working policy uf the EDWARDS 8 Blmircpliww COMPANY. p Mil ' fl ff ' ik , ' E 'Q L. , 1 l l ll Q la lv i ff' 'ff l ,gl 16' ' 'li il ll' l . u llii- l -l 'MW i l ,m5iiQfwlllll in pf i fill lllllllillii,ivii'glQl Wlioaiillifi if afitieieiiilflieiilfii l'll1fl-if l,,: QR ' l i You, It may lie' proud of your X I RM In igf1.',h'3!,3. annual. fi' , V will I ' W, 'f , HQ C0l'I'8-91101111011FL' is lzzritvrl l ll 'I l lI li l 'Ql2lQ!! EDWARDS si IXROUGHTON co. X illl lf my lfiipv ff! l' will A .::I..E5:::f1. ff l l WH-Qilmiills RAI.i:1uH. NORTH CARQLINA ag- , .ffli W 5 'l TElll,ll!'llilQlMM'lllg , ifssflilllffllw N ,2 'Q- iii I I 'rl llllll 2-ff' . ,,r: -1,,, .'- 5, Mil ' i llll '-f- AUTOGRAPHS 'Z' u. 1 n A 'E w- -5 , 'V ,L. 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