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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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We hope it will be a means of bringing back happy rernernbrances and associations long after the passing years have taken the realities from themg and that it will enable us to live again in spirit those glorious days spent in training. -..gif 2 Ei..- Mrs. Agnes Campbell DEDICATION Because of her undying faith in us, her many encouragements to us in the past three yearsg we, the Graduating Class of l948, wish to dedicate to Mrs. Agnes Campbell-our adopted Mother-this volume of the Nightingale. -. 3 hem- we WgAfingaL 4 I Margaret Driver Editor Lucy Gaddy Assistant Editor 5.1 Lillian Jernigan Business Manager i i l . . Gertrude Hudson Mary Rose Harrison Jane Dail Photography Assistant Advertising Advertising Y if -ggi 4 Tign- jlze Wgkfingad !QAJge l solemnly pledge myself before God ond in the presence of this ossern- bly to poss my life in purity ond to proctice my profession fciithfully. I will obstoin from whotever is deleterious or mischievous, ond will not toke or knowingly odminister ony hormful drug. I will do oll in my power to elevote the stondord of my profession, ond will hold in confidence oll personol motters committed to my keeping, ond cill fomily offoirs coming to my knowledge in the proctice of my colling. With loyolty will I endeovor to oid the physicicin in his work, ond devote myself to the welfore of those committed to my core, . all 5 .gee . 3111 illilemnrizlm Dr. N. H. McLeod , 6 T3 +- x Hospi Re S ,.- Q? ,W 151 wr, H2 ,S K! snr X Q E , , . 'TQ NJA' , YQ2 'g'?Z.i' f, if 011' N ,J ffwgf, 3 Jecnrme Riddle Director of Nurses - 9 guard of jruafeea George L. H. White Frank A. Daniels George A. Moore Mrs. Ellen D. Shore Mrs, Robert G. Yancey .xgcfminidfrallion l M M s f - . l R, 3 A me 1 Z . . I ' Laurence G Thornton DGl'1i6l A. l3lOl'1Cl Administrator Assistant Administrator -475 l 0 las -- Hugh A. Thompson Sidney Smith Verne Caviness Chia A of ga! Hubert B. Haywood Hubert B. Haywood Medical Staff Hugh A. Thompson Orthopedics A. S. Oliver, Sr. Obstetrics 8. Gynecology Henry G. Turner Surgery A. S. Root Pediatrics John B. Wright Ear, Nose and Throat Louis N. West Neurology Verne Coviness Cardiovascular Sidney Smith Urology V. M. Hicks Ophthalmology J. M. Hitch Dermatology R. P. Noble Roen tgenology -WE? ii ite-- John B. Wright J. M. Hitch A. S. Root Bluff Exim z ,im fi, 'if A ,FY sr ' ' X 4 R A I ,L A ,IZAZ 2 rs' ns 1' j, A 'wwf M- ,.:, .A ., . A ,1 V., 1 ' . r ,gm fy My ' r f . , 3 'gl' Bronomon Alexqmqier Vxfcbb Thornos L, Urnpnlet - - 'V ,VH ' - 212: 'G ', ' -L 'avi' Q7 , it S 4 v sv I. f W - yf f r WWW - ' f b M . 5 ,D les W Sfyron fur'- K R' 1 . J, ,,fs:ff ?y 4 ,X Annie Lounge Wilkerson Gordon Snncloir FEW , 'Q' Q My QWQEW Ruork Z no ' ag. :CN Woote Louise .Payne V9 Q fi as , 'ww' - ' f iorn B. Dewar 514 ,:zv,,Cf,,,., l UH , kv ggnki rcmk A A , ,win ICJYY1 xy 4 mae., in 'Bb 'Q' owe I G, MN CIF! 6 4'CI ' fain Frank Proctor Fw, I Wo!! Brno .yfl fefn 25 fr l Cameron E. Miller 1Clark Kistler if Q i James Rhodes Albert Hedgepeth ' William Hayes Morton Pizer Robert Wilhoit -it l4 lk- maialenfa Edward L. Cole Martin Jones Herbert W. Frostick William L. Clorke -M525 15 431-- naming .ga f 155 Eorle Lee M155 M155 Goldo Sm1tl'1 M155 'Rv M155 Je551e Belle Ufley M155 Mo gc Connelly M155 Ehzobetlw Pclc1'5on M1SSM G. 1 1' Q , 1 M155 Svlml Crcnq M155 Lou Ahce Arbogosf M15 Oates M155 Ann ret G 3 egg 'iv' M155 Joy Henderson ' M155 Evelyn Jenluns M155 Lois Jockson M155 M- Q' wa- ' 'YP' M155 Groce Mncnell I M155 Mable Hammond M155 MGVW1 NVSS utlfw W il? naming Ska it dw- Weorhers if Morsnburn Mess Murzel Walton Henderson Mass mf Miss Helen Simpson 'PFW' lv Mrs, Marie Stripling Mfg, Befo OOGWIVX Ruth Mrs Dorofhv Robinson Mrs. Beatrice Moss QQL 'Uk Hednck Mrs, Mrs Lorome Donvels Mrs !?oVrnson MVS ice McKenzie jacugg-mx .SZAoo!o Wurding sci-iooL FACULTY Miss Jeanne Eloise Riddle, R.N. ssss ssss . ...Professional Adjustments I Director of School of Nursing and ll Miss Lou Alice Arbogast, R. N., A. B.. sssss ,sss,s . History of Nursing Educational Director Professional Adjustments I and ll Psychiatric Nursing Psychology Sociology Mrs. Marian Curtis Poole, R.N., B.S.---. .. ,sss .. -Anatomy and Physiology Science Instructor Chemistry Microbiology Librarian Mrs. Dorothy Watson Robinson, R.N., B.S. Medical Nursing Clinical Instructor Surgical Nursing Mrs. Beta Holmes Dawson, RN. . .cs. .- .. .-.Medical Nursing Nursing Arts Instructor Nursing Arts Surgical Nursing Mrs. Ruth Broswell Jones, R.N., B.S. . Pediatric Nursing Head Nurse, Pediatric Floor Miss V. Dupree Phillips, R.N.- ...... Obstetrical Nursing Head Nurse, Obstetrical Floor Miss L. Cynthia Rheinhardt, R.N., B.S. . .. O. R. Technic Operating Room Supervisor ASSOCIATE FACULTY Mrs. Marian King Bailey, R.N., B.S. ................ .1.-Social and Health Problems Senior P.H.N., Wake Co. Health Dep't. in Nursing Mrs. Mary Johnson Clements, A.B. s... .. .s.,..s.. W First Aid A. R. C. Instructor Miss Aida Epps, A.B. sss.sss..... . ....s s.... Physical Education Secretary Mrs. Lillian Tyler Jones, B.S., M.S. .,.. s,... Nutrition Instructor Miss Dorothy G. McGee, A.B., M.T. CA.S.C.P.l Pathology Department Mr, Hubert G. Price, B.S. .... .. Pharmacist Miss Nancy Jo Robb, B.S., R.P.T..-... .. Miss Delilah H. Siler, B.S., R.D. ..., Dietitian Charles R. Bugg, M.D. .. .s... Lintner E. Clark, M.D. Roentgenologist Alfred T. Hamilton, M.D... .....s E - Joseph M. Hitch, M.D ...sss.s.. . - Paul R. Massengill, M.D Adlai S. Oliver, Sr., M.D. Adlai S. Oliver, Jr., M.D. ..... - John F. Owen, M.D .... ..... . E. Louise Payne, Sidney Smith, M.D. ..... .. ..... Charles W, Styron, Warner L. Wells, Louis N. West, M.D ..... ....... . . Donald N. Whitaker, M.D..-.. .- Thomas B. Wilson, D Pathologist W. Howard Wilson, M.D. William A. Withers, M.D... e..... ...... - - Nutrition Laboratory Technic Pharmacology I and II Anatomy and Physiology Massage Diet Therapy Pediatrics X-ray Technic Orthopedics Dermatology E. E. N .T. Obstetrics Obstetrics Psychiatry Gynecology Urology Diabetes Neurology Surgery E. E. N.T. Communicable Disease Pathology Medicine Medicine vpwaun , X n 5 ? i .-wttuv LL ew 'Q f iz .- M, ,. A ,. ,, 1.1 5, My 4, W x - .,,.,, . , ,, , Q flu- ! .-r Q . W? jE.'gIy..'3 F, ' . , ... , f., 4 ,... ng , U ,.,, .ff IVA? I-,, 42 9 Y vi f .3 v J 4 nv Q-In 'lb' 3 -11 um an U or CI ni The Se 948 I 948 24, 1 CY M 945 I enior Cfadd icem Mary Jean Barbour . . e ePresident Ruth Vxfebsterme, . a ,.,A. eeeeee Vice-President Lois Alford oooooo e Chairman Entertainment Committee Geraldine Gayttet ,A ettt ...,.e t tteettet A e e . e Treasurer Dorothy Ray Smith ..,,t, e Secretary 21 M1525 , A-is for aspirin, pink, white or green. B-is for bedpan-many are seen. C-is for chapel-we all hate. D-is for doctor, we call when we ache. E-is for effort, we put forth. F-is for failure, of which we see more. G-is for grades-which are poor. H- I1 -is for hypo-pain to relieve. is for interne, never believe. J-is for jackass-plentiful are they. K-is for kitchen, beans, day after day. L-is for love-starved are we. M-is for men, t. i. d. N-is for nursing-morning 'til night. O-is for orderly-never in sight. P-is for pain-never relieved. Q-is for quiet-never received. R--is for restriction-guilty or not. S-is for stfnlcer, never forgot. T-is for tact, never shown. U-is for uniforms-always torn. V--is for victory-hard won. W -is for work-from sun to sun. X-is for Xray-within or without. Y-is for youth--that's gone, no doubt. Z-the unknown-also the end. -im - if 22 E+ - eniord Lois Alford Smithfield, N. C. AI-force Class Vice-President '47g Marshal '47g Glee Club '48g Chairman Entertain- ment Committee '48g U. S. Cadet Corpsg Superlative '48. You can go as far as your confidence in yourself lasts. fit 2 Minnie Faye Adams Angier, N. C. Minnie Student Government '47g U. S Cadet Corps. I have a heart with room for every ll jo Y. . mb' Mary Jean Barbour Four Oaks, N. C. Jeanie Class Secretary and Treasurer '47g Class President '48g U. S. Cadet Corpsg Superlative '48. Small in stature, but large in every- thing that makes a friend. eniord ik- N SWK e 3 ? M, AL: .fr -., ,JY 24 list'- WR RH Mary Lucille Brasher Raleigh, N. C. Lulu U. S. Cadet Corpsg Superlative '48. Ready tor anything-be it work or DIGY, An all-round good girl in every way. eniord Martha Lee Cook New Hope, N. C. Cookie U. S. Cadet Corps The mildest manners and the gentlest heart Bessie Mae Butt Aurora, N. C. llButt'll Marshal '47g U. S. Cadet Corps 'A pal to all who know her and a friend to all who don't. 25 lie- Cornelia Jane Dail Farmville, N. C. IIDHIII Class Secretary and Treasurer '46g Treas. Student Government '46g Glee Club '47, '48j Nightingale '48g U. S. Cadet Corps. Full of life, sense and wit Lots of tun and plenty of grit. f v eniom tit 26 ik - lna Margaret Driver Middlesex, N. C. Illncll Student Government '-465 Nightingale '48 Why take life so seriously? You can't come out of it alive. eniora its all Ida Rivers Eaton Morehead City, N. C. Ida Red Glee Club '47, '48, Student Govern- ment '47, U. S. Cadet Corps. Her quiet manner contrasted against her fiery crown. Agnes Barber Eason Macclesfield, N. C. IlAggiell Secretary Student Government '47, U. S. Cadet Corps A very sweet girl, quiet and demure. One of those friends of whom you'll always be sure. 27 53..- QW Lucy Grace Gaddy Wodesboro, N. C. Lucy Grace Student Government '46, '47, U. S. Cadet Corps, Nightingale '48. Happy am I, from care l'm tree! Why aren't they all contented like me? eniord f Betty Geraldine Gay Wendell, N. C. llGerryll Treasurer Student Government '47, Glee Club '47, '48, Class Treasurer '48, U. S. Cadet Corps. Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. - fit 28 lit - eniom sf, M F. Mary Rose Harrison Clayton, N. C. Little Bit Glee Club '47, Nightingale '48, U. S. Cadet Corps Never saw so much energy stored up in such a short person. ll Mildred lone Glasgow Weldon, N. C. llMiCkll Glee Club, '46, Student Government '46, U. S. Cadet Corps A jolly, unseltish personality is the greatest gitt ot all. -eil 29 list- Q Carolyn Wilson Hill Enoree, S. C. Caro Glee Club '47, '48, UL S, Cadet Corps. Her care was never to offend, and every creature was her friend. eniora vi' S' f n -Mad l 30 lie- 9 fx S- Annie Rebecca Hinnant Kenly, N. C. llBeCkyIl U. S. Cadet Corps. Small, modest, lovable, sweet A nicer girl you'll never meet.' eniorzi mm , as Dashie Lena Jackson Wake Forest, N. C. Jack Cadet Corps, Superlative '48. To worry little, to study less This is my idea of happiness. -..sit Eleanor Gertrude Hudson Selma, N. C. lfTrUdyll Class Secretary '46, Glee Club '47, '48, Nightingale '48, U. S. Cadet Corps. She moves like a goddess, and she looks like a queen. Lillian Jernigan Selma, N. C. llpugll Historian '48g Nightingale '48j U. S. Cadet Corpsg Superlative '48, A happy-go-lucky nature, and a strong dependability. eniom W -. sf! 5. 32 ET?- . is Jennie Lynn Jones Raleigh, N. C. Song Bird Glee Club '47, '48g Glee Club Pres- ident '48g Marshal '47g U. S. Cadet Corps. Her laughter and singing raises joy in our hearts. eniora I Ellen Bryan Nelson Morehead City, N. C. lllshll Student Government '47g U. S. Cadet Corpsg Superlative '48. An ounce of wit is worth a pound ot sorrow. Claire Rita Kessler Rocky Mount, N. C. llRell Marshal '47g U. S. Cadet Corps. Don't worry work, and it won't worry you. M.: A X t . - h ....V. W. X Q24 33 tis- Vivian Kathryn Oliver Burlington, N. C. Ollie Class President '46g Student Govern- ment '46g Superlative '-48. What is beautiful is good and who is good will also be beautiful. eniord -gi I l 34 lie-- s . V 9 4 Q L y, 3 ? , .W v . f' ff' F Y . if -fl Edna Earle Shaw Raleigh, N. C. Eddie U. S. Cadet Corps. Life is a jest and all things show it l thought so once, but now I know it.' eniord - ,WM 5 f vu ,SQ ti 5 1 Dorothy Ray Smith Lasker, N. C. lIDOtll Glee Club '47, '48, Student Govern- ment '47, Marshal '47, Class Secre- tary '48, U. S. Cadet Corps. The only way to have a friend, is to be one-She has many. Marjory Frances Simpson Jonesboro Heights, Sanford, N. C Sinnp U, S. Cadet Corps. High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. 'tt 35 tie- Lays Jeanne Strickland Buie's Creek, N. C. Jeannie Marshal '47. A perfect woman, nobly planned to warm, to comfort and command. eniom ,I 'gt -2 -..eg i Betsy .lane Ussery Weldon, N. C. B, J. Glee Club '47, '48, U. S. Cadet Corps Her hair is like the shining sun She's neat 84 sweet 8. full of fun. Mary Earle Woodard Rich Square, N. C. III-egsll - Glee Club '46, U. S. Cadet Corps. It worry were the cause of death Then Mary Earle would live forever. eniord Rath Webster Burlington, N. C. Webie Student Government '46, '47, Class President '47, Class Vice-President '48, U. S. Cadet Corps, Superlative '48. She's always full ot fun and joy, A favorite with any girl or boy. 37 Huw 'NM are eniom 6 Frances Wilson Wrenn Gaston, N. C. lIFrOnIl Class Vice-President '47, Glee Club '47, '48, U. S. Cadet Corps. The smile of friendship is her pass word. Class Flower: Red Roses Class Colors: Blue and White Class Motto: To strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield ---Qi 38 lir- aaa .Malory Preface: Our tramps are leaving the battlefield where the war wages on and though we've left some behind we have a feeling of victory in our hearts. We've fought a long, hard battle here and as we gather together and hear in the distance the last note of taps they echo in our ears and we think back to our first days in training: Probies: lt all began June lst, l945 at eleven o'clock. We started out fright- ened by the newness of our chosen profession. We were the preclinicals, who wore blue and met each day for endless classes, which were the basis for our nursing, under the direction of Virginia Miles and Martha Raye. On Sept. lst we were joined by another troop and united as one battalion. We marched along until the end of our preliminary period. Freshmen: Capping gave us new uniforms and caps and along with these inspira- tion and confidence. Juniors: llncreasing responsibilities? marked the beginning of our second year. The outstanding event of this year was the banquet we had at Teel's Supper Club. This was only one of the highlights of our Junior Year. One of the many dances which we remember was the Valentine dance when Bill and Jeanie were chosen King and Queen. As this year came to a close remember the celebrations we had over our black bands. Seniors: Black bands marked the nearness of our journey's end. ln October the Hallowe'en masquerade ball was quite a success, with everyone appearing in costume. Christmas was celebrated with a party: remember Santa, wasn't he fun? Then the election of Miss Rex, our own Becky won this title. This was our closing gesture to Rex. Graduation: It was the year of l948 that this troupe said farewell to their old battle- field and prepared for an even greater battle in the years to come. As we march onward we face the same grim determination that makes us worthy to be called nurses. Lillian Jernigan, Class Historian. -i 39 iff - Jani anal irifamenf State of North Carolina County of Wake City of Raleigh Rex Hospital We the class of i948 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 declare this to be 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 at Rex Hospital. Article l Section I To our beloved Hospital we bequeath our undying devotion and life long ob- ligation. Section I I 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. Section I I I To our parents and friends we bequeath our heartfelt gratitude, unlimited love, and sincere appreciation for the untiring effort they have put forth to help us reach our present goal. Section IV To the Doctors we express our thanks for the interest they have shown in us and for the help they have given us throughout our training. Article ll Jeanne Barbour wills her ability to be faithful to one man to Frances McLeod. Faye Adams wills her sweet disposition to Martha Daniels. Lois Alford wills her long phone conversations to Sally Herring. Mary Brasher wills her insomnia to Vera Sparrow. Bessie Mae Butt wills her nervous energy to Estelle Benson. Martha Cook wills her unexpected remarks to Eleanor Rosser. Jane Dail wills her nine and a half duty shoes to anyone they will fit. Margaret Driver wills one-half her freckles to anyone who wants them. Agnes Eason wills her daintiness to Helen Hunt. Lucy Gaddy wills her quiet manner to Betty Ewing, Doshie Jackson wills her pet Obstetrician to anyone who thinks she can get him. Jenny Lynn Jones wills her soft voice to FCIYG Revelle. Gerry Gay wills her place in the front parlor to anVOHG WlWO CON mC1l46 QOOCJ USG of if- Carolyn Hill wills her friendly manner to Sadie Radcliff. Trudy Hudson wills her numerous hair clO'S tO lnez Smftb. Mary Rose Harrison wills her place in OR to Daphne West. Becky Hinnant wills her baby ways to Grace Dickens. Lillian Jernigan wills her love entanglement to Doris BUTVIGV. Ellen Nelson and Ida Eaton will their Hark er's Island bronze to Dot Martin. Vivian Oliver wills her love for Carolina to Sfldie Radcliff. Rita Kessler wills her good luck on blind dates to Annis WiCl49V. Eddie Shaw wills her faithfulness to all men to Peggy PbipDS. Dot Smith wills her long hair to Christine POVSOFIS. Jean Strickland wills her place on lst We 'l' to Helen MC19SGI'1QTll- Marjory Simpson wills her place in the phOHG booth to EliZClbS'fl'1 Love. Betsy Jane Ussery wills her ability to get JObI'1 to JO GVClCly. Ruth Webster wills her P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-l-T-Y to Evo WilliCIrT1S. Mary Earl Woodard wills her bounce to Bl-lib AdC1I'T1S. Frances Wrenn wills her parking place on St. Mary's St. to anyone interested. Mildred Glasgow wills her ability to hoola to Daphne West. pl'0l0L QC? Elizabeth City, N. Car. June lO, l958. Dearest Lucy: Guy and l just returned from California and were so happy to find a letter from you waiting for us. lt was so nice to learn that you are still at Rex. lt's been a long time, ten years, in fact, since we all left, but I often think of the class of l948. We were sort of special, weren't we? I saw Eddie Shaw at the airport just before we took off from California, she and Margaret Driver are both Airline Hostesses now and Margaret made the trip back with us. Driver told me that Jeanne Strickland and Bessie Mae Butt are both happily married now and living in Raleigh. Alex piloted the plane back as far as Rocky Mount, where Jane Dail met him. They are making their home in Farmville. Jane said that Dr. and Mrs. Lud Scott had just returned to Philadelphia after spending a couple of months in their summer home in Burlington. Vivian was probably displaying her five, beautiful girls. What happened to those boys, Oliver? l lunched with Trudy lHudsonl Howell and Mildred Glasgow not long ago. They are both living in Smithfield now. They had heard from Frances fWreenJ Clary and Gerry CGayD Hammond and said that both of them were married and living in Virginia. When did you say that Agnes Eason and her husband would be back from visiting Jeanie CBarbourl Maxey and Carolyn Hill in their homes in South Carolina? l almost forgot to tell you that Marjorie Simpson is on leave from Mexico, where she has been doing Public Health Nursing. Ruth Webster, her former roommate, is head of Public Health Nursing in Raleigh. In your letter you mentioned that Mary Rose Harrison, Rebecca Hinnant, Lois Alford and Martha Cook are still with their Alma Mater. All are married now. Doshie Jackson's dreams have come true. She is now Dr. Branaman's office nurse. She told me that Ida Eaton and Ellen Nelson are both in Morehead now. Eaton in a doctor's office and lsh in Morehead General. lsh is digging 'taters on the side with Milton. l received a recording from Jenny Lynn Jones of her debut at Carnegie Hall. She's doing wonderfully and, oh yes, her hair is still long. Mary Lou Brasher and Floyd were in Rocky Mount not long ago. They had just come from Kentucky where they visited Rita Kessler and Billy in their fish market. l was visiting over in Ahoskie the other day and dropped by Roanoke Chowan Hospital to see Mrs. Dot Smith Brown and John Blanton walked up and tremblfngly handed Dot an admission slip for none other than Betsy Jane Blanton. She is here for her sixth baby boy Call of them redheadedl. This reminiscing has been wonderful but l must close, as it's time to fix dinner for my family. Really, Lucy, l enjoyed hearing from you and look forward to hearing from you again in the near future. Tell your hubby hi for Guy and me. Love you, Mary Earle. -gil FQ..- unior Cfaaa keen! IP' W me-an Frances McLeod es es ss s s , ,w . ss e . ee Secretory 84 Treasurer Selly Herringeum- em.-seVice-President Estelle Benson s .seses ,President ff uniord Ruth Adams Blounts Creek, N. C Jane Beland Smithfield, N. C. Estelle Benson Benson, N. C. Martha Daniel Oxford, N. C. Grace Dickens l-lavelock, N. C Betty Taylor Southern Pines, N. C. Jo Grady Seven Springs, N. C. Sally Herring Rose Hill, N. C. Helen Hunt Denton, N. C. Mary Elizabeth Love Durham, N. C. Dorothy Martin Jonesville, N. C. Helen Massengill Four Oaks, N. C. -..alt Eg..- uniom Frances McLeod Raleigh, N. C. Elizabeth Parnell Raleigh, N. C. Peggy Phipps Independence, Va. Sarah Jane Radcliffe Pantego, N. C. Faye Reville Warsaw, N. C. Eleanor Rosser Broadway, N. C. Vera Glenn Sparrow Deep Run, N. C. Daphne West Benson, N. C. Vivian White Rocky Mount, N. C. Annis Wicker Sanford, N. C. Mae Williams Bunn, N. C. 44 gg..- jredkmen gfaad O icem C17 Qfx Dorothy Wheeler eeee s eeeee Treasurer Christine Parsons President Evelyn Hester sssssss ssss s is Secretory Jeon Mcilcom ssss sseess V ice-President 45 Ped lnell Cftldii in 'ho 'fb mg A-vo -us-- if 'un gg lb 'P H' X Q- ..-n. -v-Q 1? 'F' Top row: Ruth Atltinsmi, Johnnie Bizzelle. Dorothy Bury, Lois Bullock, Benetzt Butner, Bettie Cannudy. Second row: Roslyn Carter, Grady Covington, Margaret Dixon, Lois Emory, Nannette Fletcher, Bonnie Freeman. Third row: Shirley Fuller, Louise Harvell, Evelyn Hester, Patricia Honeycutt, Marian Hughes. Bette Johnston. lfourlh row: Clem Jones, Je-an Malcom, Martha Ruth Mann, Don Midge-tt. Evelyn Parker, Christine Parsons. I-'ifth row: Knthlt-Q-n Plezisunts, Lillian Rogers, Mary Shipman, Christine Smith, Inez Smith, XVi1lie Gray Smith. Sixth row: liloise Thoinas, Lorna NVQ-athers, Dorothy Wlieeler, Tillie XVhecler, Ann XVorthington. M635 46 E36- aacofa Charles Styron, Jr. Alfred Hamilton, Jr. -'l-fl 48 ll -- enior Kfarizi laonfiorfi wi' Av' iii Dr. Annie Louise Wilkerson if i ff Dr. Chauncey L. Roysfer Miss Cynthia Reinhardt -'ii 49 Fe- ,fmgnh ulaerfafiueo Q Miss Rex Rebecca Hinncmt - Q24 50 Hem Superfafiueo Wittiest C utest Ellen Nelson Doshie Jackson -,-aff EQ- Superfafiued Most Attractive Most Popular Vivicm Oliver Ruth Webster -..zifgf gg.- uiaerfafiuefi lnuulgqg. AA Most Original Most Intellectual Lillion Jernigan Lois Alford neil 53 lie- Superfafiuea vw Q ,, JS' Best All-Round Most Friendly Mclry Jecm Barbour Mclry Lou Brasher -if 54 Eff'- ' qf .gi ,sn ' 2 .f ...Q Yi A D 'K I 4 Gi ' '51 a vw YA? ', Q , 4545553 e if - I.: Q73 ,. ., Q, QI fu 9, uh! nf- , .Jj fe F.. 3 P -. f ' V' sf- .Yi 3' . .,,. A, . F:-Q' F f i, ith TTI yS cmle St Frederick l'. ctor: D Dire ....,, , 'mfg Ogrifel' Betsy Jane Ussery won the Hubert A. Royster Medal given annually to the nurse who shows the rnost all-around excellence in her work as a nurse. The presentation was mode by Dr. C. L.. Royster. WCLHCZ 526 fefri 3 LUCLI' Carolyn Wilson Hill won the Rand Sisters Award presented by Mr. Parker Rand in honor of his two sisters, Sarah Rand, president of the class of l926, and Theresa Rand, president of the class ot l927. The award is given to the senior whom the senior class votes as the ideal nurse. i 4 i 'fi 56 list- ' .,,'7 'i?U! Lszhofardkila .xdwarcf g i .l Lois Alford won the Scholorship Aword , which is given onnuolly to the senior who i mcikes the best grodes during her three yecirs ot troining. Miss Alford overoged A 9l. The presentation wos mode by Mr. L. C. Thornton. Wmlmdi Left to right: Jone Belond . . . Estelle Benson . . . Eleonor Rosser . . . Fronces McLeod . . . Scilly Herring . . . Evo Willioms. -..sjif lg..- oude Wo fL8l 6 Mrs. Agnes Campbell Mrs. John Young HOUSG Mofhef House Mother .Hoa fewer: Mrs. Courtney Egerton Hostess Miss Florence Jones Hostess QA mf -42 , . , f f, , Y y I Z ?f , 5 51 S 1 if 1 , M 7 fe, 'i V i ., iv , W 4' if Z S , , X x , ' eff I 2 3 X Q? G , 1 K , 2 fl cornpus by The creek outdoor picnic ground recreation room A eo in , 1 , 291 4' 2 1 A M ,L .,,4 , .:A. X ...,,A , I x I ,Q A 'Q Miz ' - A Pharmacy s -Ny. . Physiotherapy XS x '?, ... Clinic -'iii 62 ii? givin' f-t K . , x '3- Emergency Room ax ,QP midih.. ,. J' if Q Operating Room - : ' .J f i F1 N. A ' ' J'-'sw :3r..rwi1 nbrrmw 0 x w s. , R 3 1 'Y Central Supply 'iii 63 Eff'- fl I X-roy gf ' f Q 1 EY f' I 5 1 e Blood Bank Lo borcltory Kitchen wif 64 539' u-380, kung: Delivery Room 'WE' 6 13 -.Qu ? i 'BO' 1 N 4 i , i 5 R ,J r 2 ly if A ,5 4 2 3 ' 5 -r JF? 1 X Q W7 WM fy, ' 3,4954 f tiff ,f - ,ix2g'bi'fQ 517+- ' . n ':-pwe gf' . R -4: 2,1 In 1' . 1 A A Q , ' n - - .iw J Qu if ' ,.,, :iz I 51. X - 'Y 1 in .fm L L f lim. Maternity Nursery -414-- Pediatrics -it 65 tif' Z 431 223 WW? M112 af' , ,mfr ' - 45, ' t ,,.3.,MLh- W4 'vw 1 , f7'W?Aff-se-41? V S Qw7122g5M,,Q- i it f, :wif i.,,m f V ix: .fx , V Business Office Nursing Office 66 ik- 4.,--' 5+ A as 7 . . , 1-an napfskoffs s, Are you nurses? . . . Dr. Frostick . . . Ina ef Grandpa . . . Man of the hour Who's hungry now? . . . Summer figures! . . . Mr. and Mrs .... Christmas Rummy . . . The Bass . . . Mrs. Hedgepeth . . . What, again? . . . -iii 68 Eis- xxx! impahofa h, X, I if i if , I -M 9 if Y ' ' W1 , ' IP k 9 I Mr: if 1 z l F E ,J mi 'ff fr ws- ff 9, A 1 'WM VB Rock-o-bye-Boby . . . Hold tight, Mox . . . Who'r's up, Doc? . . . High tide, no fish, but we do hove snow . . . We five . . . Did it snow? . . . Score crow? No, Doil . . . Whot, no dresses? . . . Whcit did you soy, Lucy? . . . Some speed! . . . Wotch the birdie . . . -435 69 iran- 'gxl' 2 nafafslmfa E si he .s .1 4259 Q H! 'T' JJ Woke upl . . , Twenty yeors ci nurse . . . Gutdoor girls . . . Love eoch other? . . . Night, night, B. J .,.. Who's restricted? . . . Still eoting? . . . Don't hide, we know who you ore . . . Two for onel . . . I dore you . . . Mr. D. A. ond Mr. L. C. . . . l-loppy? . . . Just posing . . . wit 70 lf- y0LQ5 Nurse: Hey, there, don't spit on the floor. Patient: S'matter, floor leak? Mother: Yes, Johnny, the doctor brought twins. Johnny: Gee, that's what we get for having a specialist, Wanted-To know how anyone can sleep after 4300 A, M. l was raised in the country-A nurse. Freshman motto: We see all, know all, and tell it. R is for ready to do my bit. E is for everything that seems fit. X the unknown-let's be ready for itl Ques: What nurse takes care of your razor? Ans.: The night nurse who watches over your safety while you sleep. Mother: Why are you running around the bed? Nurse daughter: l'm trying to catch up with my sleep. Nurse: Did you hear about the baby that was put on elephant's milk and gained l5 pounds in 3 days? Doctor: No. Whose baby was it? Nurse: The elephant's. Ques.: What is a prune? Ans.: A raisin with inflammatory rheumatism. Ques.2 Who made the first nitride? Ans.: Paul Revere. A lecture is a process by which the contents of the professor's notes are transferred to the notebooks of the students, without passing through the heads of either the professor or the student. Cause Fall :S S S :::: ss C :green apples , . appendicitis Winter s d sssssss no galoshes : : . C: C tonsillitis Spring : d--nice bank account Cholecystitis Summer : : :::: .June brides C : A enclose stamp, write us. Song of the Lap Pack Yield not to temptation, holey linen to put in, 'Cause yielding will cost you Seven days to stay in. Sew manfully onward, strings, holes and sleeves, Look ever to Cynthia, as restriction depends on you. The nurse beckoned to one of a group of expectant fathers at the hospital and announced, You have a fine son. Immediately another man rushed up and complained, What's the idea? l was here before he was! Untold suffering seldom is. A gentleman is one who apologizes to a woman when he's right. No matter what you think of the feminine styles, you must admit that they're getting down to earth. -- 7l JOLQ5 And Such is Woman- Analysis of the creature known as woman as seen through the eyes of the chemist: symbol-WO. accepted atomic weight-l2O. physical properties-boils at nothing and freezes at any minute. Melts when properly treated, very bitter if not well used. occurrance--found wherever man exists. chemical properties-possesses great affinity for gold, silver, platinum and precious stones. violent reaction if left alone, able to absorb great amount of food matter. Turns green when placed beside a better-looking specimen. uses-highly ornamental, useful as a tonic in acceleration of low spirits and an equalizer of the distribution of wealth. ls probably the most effective income-reducing agent known. caution-highly explosive in inexperienced hands. A surgeon was taking a walk with his wife when a young and vivid blonde greeted him gayly. The doctor's wife eyed him narrowly. Where, she asked, did you meet that person, my dear? Just a young woman I met professionally, he explained. I see, murmured his wife. Yours, or hers? The doctor's new secretary, a conscientious girl, was puzzled by an entry in the doctor's notes on an emergency case. Shot in the lumbar region, it read. After a moment she brightened and, in the interest of clarity, typed into the record- Shot in the woods. Psychiatry Exam Gypsy Rose dressed very thin, ln she came, Gypsy Rose sat on a pin, Down she sot, Gypsy Rose. Saw the questions, Up she got. 72 Slwpdf, .... ddlmh, For Style and Comfort Featuring PARADISE SLIPPERS, PEACOCK, FOOT REST AND JOYCE PLAYSHOES Specializing in RED CROSS NURSES' OXFORDS ddlmb, eilgbpm, Shop 113 Fayetteville Street Phone 2-2187 Raleigh, N. C. . f Fallon Co. FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Expert Designers ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Phone 8347 203 Fayetteville Street North Carolina Equipment Co. Construction, Industriol, Logging ond Moteriol Handling Equipment International Industrial Poaver RALEIGH CHARLOTTE 3101 Hillsboro Street 2 Miles South - Rt. 21 Phone 8836 Phone 4-4661 WILMINGTON ASHEVILLE 5 Miles West - Rts. 74 and 76 Sweeten Creek Road Phone 2-2417 Phone 3-1476 Kvmp' 0 BEEMAN'S GUNSTRUGTIUN COMPANY Kvmplinuznta, nl, REX HOSPITAL COFFEE SHOP Operated by THE REX HOSPITAL GUILD A Ch f bl Og B A M B Y B R E A D ir ROYAL BAKING COMPANY RALEIGH, N. C. Headquarters for Compliments of WHITE Economy Cleaners SWAN UNIFORMS Dio' 7538 407 West Peace St Hudson-Belk RALEIGH, N C Eastern Car0lina's Largest I yea!! 4 Compliments of af M6024 Quality ECKERD'S Drug Store Compliments of HAYES BARTDN Ph rm Boylan-Pearce, Inc. a acy R11NC HYB D l 46441 To the Florence Nightingales Who Administer to Ease the Suffering of Humanity May God Bless You Mr. 81 Mrs. Milton Kramer ELLISBERGFS The Finest Assortment of DRESSES - COATS - SUITS AND ACCESSORIES in Raleigh Raleigh's Smartest Shop CHINESE-AMERICAN DISHES at CANTON CAFE Air-Conditioned Raleigh 408 Hillsboro St. Tel. No. 9224 Johnson's Jewelers 14 East Hargett Street Raleigh, North Carolina Good Luck CLASS OF '48 Til- We wish for each of you suc cess and happiness in you chosen profession. ',,9n.c. Jewelers - Silversmiths Raleigh, N. C. Spencer Floral Co 5llV2 Hillsboro St. Flowers For All Occasions Member F. T. D. Diol 883l The Largest Sporting Goods Store in the South Compliments of PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Congratulations W. I. BERRYHI L Telephone 2-2898 2123 Fairview Road RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA REPRESENTING WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Telephone 2-4IO9 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA RHNITS ILL PLHCE ESIH12lfSllf'f1' 1759 Parker Rand, Owner GARNER, NORTH CAROLINA GUERNSEY CATTLE POLAND CHINA HOGS HEREFORD CATTLE O. I. C. HOGS L7olnpl0nnnfA, nf, BRCGDEN PRCDUCE CC. 409 NV. Martin St. Phone 2-0567 RAII1,Il1H N C J. E. HANGER OF N. C. Established 7867 Light Metal and Willow Limbs Elastic Goods and Trusses Z6 Hillsbo St et D'a1 1811 R H F l Mg Duro Manufacturing Co. Manufacturers of FILING SUPPLIES CAROLINA BLUE PRINTERS IMEIGH, N. C- Congratulations 109 s. saiiam,-y st. EpE5-H1'ZGERALg Plume 2-2114 PAPER COMPANY Printing and Wrapping Papers Paper Specialties RALEIGH, N. C. We Gan On your graduation from the Rex Hospital School of Nursing and wish for you many years of service in your chosen profession. i' i' Commercial Printing Company, Inc. S. Salisbury ST. Raleigh, N C EFIRD'S Department Store 208 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. Bolo Evans Uniforms Rotnrnoor Coats Joyce-I-Iubite Dresses Elizabetn Arden Cosmetics STATE DRUG STORE The Dependable Drag Store 2416 Hillsboro St. Dial 7741 PROMPT DELIVERY E. K. Keith, Prop. W. H. KING Drug Company ir Wlzolestlle Druygists Raleigh, N. C. ir Manufacturers of Page's CRU-MO FARM IMPLEMENTS HARDWARE PAINT SEEDS 10B P. WYATT AND SONS CO. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA P d d 1881 fnmplbmnb, nf, CONN-GOWER PONTIAC 00. Pontiac Soles and Service RALEIGH, N. C. DIAL 2-3767 Compliments of Compliments of B ERN HARD'S 5.11 HILLSBQJIIIJ ST. Drive - In - Grill RALEIGH, N. C. Phone 3-I F11 OUR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL NURSING CAREER TO THE 1948 GRADUATES OF REX SCHOOL OF NURSING AWZGWGFA4 1 4 , . ll. in' ' ,JM ', 1' rfwl ,-w. , 1 f A ' ' ,wt f ' 1 Us ,,, , N ,R v, ' 1 ww ,gy N f .2- ' 'fir' 4 I Q ' 14 ' ff, 5 N W. .-rl. . '-aff I! 'G' , ' , will 7 , , 5 Ji: .. . .L wkiv ' f'fkw '-fl T 1.1L-A582 ' vim 41:q'7'QQ'-JA. , ', 1, ,aff fu-i ' .k L! I 'puigifl ,L 'W ill? if uw xl' ,Lf - Q V531 1 , F ' 1 N 1 1,. l ,:1 vm,-f ry Vu LP. 1 1 1 1 1 K ,,.1 V15 Q Al. 411 1, '1 I 1 ,...v,' rf' ' 1 K A 1 1'-' I 1 4 A . 1 J 1 1 1 u ' 'A H' , . Y' 11 l111 V11-1 w. 1 ' CYP' 'N 1 1,.v-' M251 .- '1' vV,bf'w 1, .: ,1.1,1f: Hu, J X' ' '- ,NN .. 1 1'W1 .' , 1 1 '1 4 . 1.- 1 5 'V 111, .Arm X W. ,N .I 1--:X1 ' , 'v 1': ,111 5 fx J ll, 'L yt, V1-1 .X-5 , 1 1 mv. 1 sf W cf '21,-' ,., !.J,111,X:.d'1- . ' 11 H 1 ' lv- J.' QI H1. 2. -vi -11 61' 1 1 '1' ' ' M - 1' x'9'.I'.':, Y o UN !1,1.1P'I'i 'i 1'11,Q,11H.ef1:!' 'v 1 1 1-.1 .11.. 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