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

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H'-,., ,,1 .,- ,. ..1A1311111.g,:..1. -- ' yn, 1' 1.91-I -J 1 .,.J 15--T11 1 .. -1, 1 M .1 Mi -,I-1 X14 .1:j1'qJ.- 'w!'- gj411I g' 1 REX HOSPITAL ,avg W. , ' U f ' Mar Miss Lou ALICE ARBOGAST DEDICATION Because of her uncezising eFforts to further the Progress of the school, hy her willingness to Cooperate in every possible Way wich everything we do, and who most of all, by her friendly, sympathetic interests in our nH:1irs has endeared herself to ull, we gratefully dedicate this 1949 edition of The Nightingale to Miss Lou ALIC12 ARBoGAsT. wg The Nightingale 1 ,r .,,, pq, I, .V rv-vs-113-Y,-+1'1vxw'i Tb Ngb gl 'LZJZPIJZVZQ The Nightingale FOREWORD The feeling of unity is accentuated by the realization that a known and loved phase of life is soon to end and that an unfamiliar one with new responsibilities, new associates, new pleasures and new outlook will begin. The class of '49, then feels the need of some permanent testimony, and endearing record of their hopes and ideals, their struggles and achieve- ments, their friends and good times, their serious and their joyous moments. The Purpose of The Nightingale is to furnish just such a record, Providing a memory book to be treasured always, honoring the outstanding among us, making the year 1948-1949 live again its stirring times, its familiar faces, and all fulfilling the tradition of this yearbook, we present the 1949 Nightingale. I-l. M. Four The Nigbtzngale DR. ROBERT MCGE13 IN M E M 0 R I A M DR. ADLIA S. OLIVER, IR. The Nightingale piw The Nightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God and 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 or mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my Power to elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the Practice of my Calling. Witlm loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. ,x The Night ngdl The Nightingafe fzeaevzldvzg The Administrators BOO rd Of Trustees GIZCJIQGIZ L. I-I. VVHITE GEORGE A. MOORE MRS. ROBERT G. YANCEY FRANK A. DANIELS MRS. ELLEN D. SHORE ,4clm6n6aZ'za1!c'aa LAIVRIZNCE C. THORNTOR H. K. MCDEX'1TT .flflministmtor Assistant Administrator Eight The Nightingale L , W-- ...Juv 'X , my MISS IEANNE LOUISE RIDULE MISS LOU ALICE ARBOGAST Director of Aliirses Eclizcatiorzal Director HUGH A. THOMPSON Orthopedics HENRY G. TURNER Surgery WARNER L. WELLS Neurology V. M. HICKS Ophthalmology Stuff Doctors HUBERT B. HAYWOOD Medical Staff A. S. ROOT Pediatrics VERNIE S. CAVINESS C arcl iovascii lar I. M. HITCH Dermatology A. S. GLIVER, SR. Ohstetrics ana' Gynecology IOHN B. VVTRIGHT Ear, Nose ancl Throat SIDNEY SMITH Urology THOMAS C. WORTH Roentgenology The Nightingale Nine Staff Doctors Pb' ,4.4s.,.,,s . ,JL my DAQ . .' - ..-..--S-J GLW' I-I. BRANAALAN IOHN RHODES PIAHOYXIAS L. UMPHLET Al.EX,4NDER WEBB ,? 4. .A f V, X V 1 I f X 'Ev A' 'X 111915 .X Sv K , . GORDON SIXCLAIR LEE I-I. SANDERS M. D. HILL CHARLES ELDRIDGE CHAR1 IES W. STYRON AIFORD T. HAhIIl.TON BESSIE LANE FRANK POWERS CZHARILS R. Bucs IANIZ I-IERRING WOOTEN WAIQNIZIZ L. WI2I.I.S ANDREW C. CZHIQSSON Tru T196 Nightingale IVAN PIIQCTOII P. G. Fox LOUISI1 PAINI- A. G BIuII'c.II'mx MQWI ED I-IEIQIIING I-IUWARII WIl.SCDN XV. B. Dl:XX'.'XIZ FIIII BRIAN M. R. GIBSON Goxms R0IsIfII'I' RLIAIII4 D.XX'IlJ KI I-IXIAN I I GEORGE PASCHALI. G. L. ROYSTIQII M. HITCH FIIINIQ RGIXIQBKDIQIILFGH The Nighlingafe Ejfvw, lnternes WILLIAhf1 BLAND IOHN B. CRONV Residents IOSEPH REDDING IOSEPH WARD I Twefue The Nigbtingaff FACULTY Miss leanne Eloise Riddle, RN -Professional Adjustments, l 81 2 Director of IVurses Miss Lou Alice Arbogast, RN -History of Nursing, Professional Adjust- Eclucational Director ments l gl 2, Psychiatric Nursing, Psych- ology, Sociology. Mrs. Marion Curtis Poole, MR, BS -Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Science Instructor Communicable Nursing, Microbiology, Librarian, Sociology. ivlrs. Beta Holmes Dawson, RN -Nursing Arts, Surgical Nursing. Nursing Arts Instructor Miss Hilda Frazier, RN -Medical Nursing Medical Clinical Instructor anal Supervisor Miss M. Grace Mitchell, RN -Surgical Nursing Surgical Clinical Instructor ana' Supervisor Mrs. lesse Utley Mansfield, RN -Pediatric Nursing Heacl Nurse, Pecliatric Floor Miss V. Dupree Phillips, RN -Obsterical Nursing Heaa' Nurse, Ohstetrical Floor Miss Mary Farrior, RN -0. R. Technic Uiberating Room Supervisor . Associate Faculty Miss Rebecca Swindell, RN-Social and Health Sidney Smith, MD-Urology Problems in Nursing Charles W. Styron, TWD-Diabetes Senior P.H.N. Wake County Health Depart E. Hale Thornhill, MD-EENT ment Roger l. Wall, MD-EENT Mrs. Winkler-First Aid. ARC Instructor lames R. Right, MD-EENT Miss Ernestine Musselwhite, RD-Diet Ther- Warner L. Wells, MD-Neurology v apy, Nutrition. Hospital Dietition Donald N. Whitaker-Communicable Diseases Miss Dorothy McGee, AB, MT, QASCPQ- Thomas B. Wilson, MD-Pathology Laboratory Technic. Pathology Department Pathologist Mr. Hubert G. Price, BS-Pharmacology l 81 2 William Clark, MD Pharmacist loseph Redding, MD Miss Nancy lo Robb, BS, RPT-Massage VV. Howard Wilson, MD-Medicine loseph M. Hitch, MD-Dermatology Earl W. Brian, MD-Medicine Walter S. Hunt, MD-Qrthopedics Verne S. Caviness, MD-Medicine Adlia S. Qliver, lr., MD-Qbstetrics Charles S. Styron, MD-Medicine Guy H. Brannaman, MC-Obstetrics Thomas L. Umphlet, MD-Medicine lohn F. Owen, MD-Psychiatry Willizlni A. Witliers, lX4D-Medicine E. Louise Payne, MD-'Gynecology Thomas C. Wortli, MD--X-ray Technic Roentgenologist 0 TIJE Nightingale Tlyjyfggfl Iessie Utley lvlansfielcl, Mrs.g Dupree Phillips, Missg Eclnu lX4arshburn, Missy Agnes Eason, Missg Earle Lee Atkins, lXflrs.g Nlazell Smith, Mrs.g Dorothy Weatliei's, lVIissg Marguarite Greene, Missg Dorothy Crocker, Missg Esther Thorne. Nlissg lean Phillips. Missy Erma Capps. Missy Thcradora Willianison, Missy Sally Rhodes, klrs. Fourteen The Nightingale .4Y.....- ...venue-xunrau sxx Rebecca Perry, Missg I-'lulcla Willianms, Missy Milclrecl Grasglow, Nlissg Ruth Porter, Missg Mary S. Barnes, Missg Hilda Frazier, Missg Grace Mitchel, Missg Marie Striplin, Mrs.g Marjorie Manu, Missg Martha Lee Cooke, Missg Dorothy Smith, Mrs.g Elizabeth Peterson, Missg Sybil Craig, Miss. The Nightingale Fifteen Wbe2'e most of the cffzsses meet Sjxgggn The Nightingale YM-- -... -.. Zi--- ...Q-van-Q-1 nnm1111Ax1 Tl? Ngbt gl zeaealdag The C losses Senior Closs Officers A0 xxmw , GRAACE DICKENS, Prmdcnz SARAH IANE RADCLIFFE, Secretary VIVIAN VVHITE, Vice Prwident INIARTHA D,ANlEl., Tnvzsurcr Senior Cfzzxs Grf1a'f4fzti0n 1949 Eigbtacfl The Nigblingafe ...,-----... xx..- 1: -2-f 'L.x1x Seniors RUTH IARVIS ADAMS Blunrs Creek, N. C. NATHAN Superlative ,49 A thing of heauty is a joy forever IANE GORDON BELAND Fayetteville, N. C. uBEl.l.UN', Cvlee Club '46-'47 Nlarshal '46 A quiet and friendly girl is she lust as fine as she can he. JOYCE ESTELLE BENSON Benson, N. C. USTIQ 1 ,l. Glee Club '46-'47 Marshal '48 Superlative '49 She is nzee and sweet and lots of fun Shelli reach her amhition if it's the sun l The Nightingale Nineteen Seniors NIARTI-IA JANE DANIEL Oxford, N. C. M1r1 ' Glcc Club '46-'47 Ag C1455 SCU-Cm-y '49 511961-lam '49 A sweet and fnendly gn! is she N0 jqner M11 11,616 EUET 116. GRACE LOUISE DICKENS Hmock, N. C. Glce C11114 414:47 P1-mmm vice P1-651.10441 '47 C1455 President '49 A 11111, 11,14 W1 well liked Hand Of ber every one is very fond. IO IOYCE GRADY Seven Springs. N. C. UIQ Glcc Club '46-'47 Io, you know 1945 pretty lufwzd hair Ufitb every one 5lJe'5 always fair. Twgnfy The fvightingafe f-M A- -------- -u---- -- ----- --1---1 - g:1ln7xu1. Seniors SALLY GREY HERRING R050 Hill, N. C. IXflU'1 1 ' Class Vicc Prcsiclcnt '43 Supcrlativc '49 Stlffdiom in the efrzssroom ezfways on the run But 5he'ff take time out to have ez for of fun. HELEN HUNT Denton, N. C. Glue Club '46-'47 Where theres ez joke, ez laugh, ez emile You know zhaz she has been there ez while. MARY ELIZABETH LOVE D 111- ham, N. C. Liam Glcc Club '46-'47 Nightingale Staff '49 Always dependable, Clever and sincere For her bright future we have no fear The Ni htirz ale ' g g TLL'l'7lf:V-Oil! Seniors Twenty-Iwo FRANCES GREY MCLEOD Raleigh, N. C. 'LFRANH Marshal '48 Class Secretary '48 Miss Rex '49 From head to me shefv fm raze Does her work and is never late. DOROTHY LOU MARTIN Ionesvillc, N. C. DOT Big hrown eyes and brown hair, too There is nothing she w0ula'n't do for you. HELEN KATI-IRYN MASS ENGILL Four Oaks, N. C. Glcc Club '46-'47 Nightingale Sraif '49 Life if not a specrical or a feast,- Iz's a prada-amffnz. Y The Nightingale ..,.-.... ..... A .-g1.qgmnnnn Seniors 2A 'a4u' PEGGY VlRCvllXllA l7Hl PPS lmlupcmll-nu-, Va. Pup Clue Cluln '46-'47 When there is rr good time to he fonnn' You know that Jhf' wiff lie rzrozmd. SARAH IANE RADCLIFFE Pantigo, N. C. USADIIEH Glcc Cluln '46-'47 Class Sccrcrary '49 Shels one 011 which yon con rely To do her part nf time goes hy. PAYE REVELLE Warsaw, N. C. llDIlXII'1.liSl' A girl who hm fl wrzy of hor own W? know zhrzt shffll never he If-ft nlone. Tb? Zxzfghffflglljf' TlLrp71fy-fhffr Seniors IXTARY ELEANOR ROSSER Broadway, N. C. A.L'NlDll,' Glee Club '46-'47 Marshal '48 Nor only .mrdiom hm iiihlerie, mo Almosz rinyzhing she can do. VERA GLENN SPARRONV Deep R 1111 , N. C. HBIRD BRAINH Social Committee '49 Supcrlativc '49 Full of fun, vigor and pep. Always in there, jmi in step. ELIZABETH IOHNSYE TAYLOR Southern Pines, N. C. BETTY Glee Club '46-'47 Superlarivc '49 Nightingale Staff '49 Always jumping and in r whirl Where did you get than energy, girl! Twenty-frmr Tlgg Njgbgjngglg Seniors VlVlAN CLAIRE WHITE Rocky Nlount, N. C. llHA'I I'Ili ANN Social Committcc '48 Supcrlativc '49 Theres one thing of Vivian you mn be sure Her friendship is true, fasting and pure. ANNIS KELLY WICKER Sanford, N. C. W1Cx Vlfith her friendly smile shell have no foes Shelf! have friends wherever she goes. EVA MAE WILLIAMS B Lurmxm , N. C. CooTua Class P1-csiclcnr '47 Marshal '48 Supa-rlarivc '49 Nightingale Staff '49 Always happy, cheerful and gay, You VICUE7' 566' 1367 617151 other 'LU61-y. The Nightingale Twenty CLASS HISTORY The history of the class of '49 begins on a day in August three years ago. As we look back over these three years we hnd that they are probably the most signihcant ones in our lives. We have worked and studied hard to become a Part of our chosen profession. This Is Our Story The hrst six months of our training was quite an experience for all of us. We were known to the rest of our profession as preclinicals . . . Blue uniforms, study hour, Nursing arts, and that hrst day on the halls, are things we shall never forget. We began to know each other a little better during these months, and we managed to have a lot of fun. We had watermelon parties, to Mother Campbells despair, and there were several dances we enjoyed very much. Christmas came and soon was gone, and then came capping. We were a proud group the night we received our caps and wore our white uniforms for the hrst time. Wirli our preclinical days behind us we were now known as Freshmen. We had to go to classes that first summer. Remember how hot it was and how sleepy we got? Almost before we knew it though, we had been in training a year. We felt like veterans now for we were Iuniors. During our Iunior year we began our special duties. We had classes and exams and more classes. When Christmas came we got up at 5 o'clock in the morning to sing carols to the patients in the hospital. Then we began to work hard on plans for the banquet we were to give the grad- uating seniors in the spring. Our favorite song at this time was Leave the Dishes in the Sink Ma. Wlien summer came and classes were over for a while, we began to realize that our second year in training was almost over .... Then at long last we became dignihed Seniors. It was grand to be a Senior, and what a difference our black bands made. Cut responsibilities began to increase more and more, and we began to answer questions instead of asking so many. We celebrated Christmas with a Christmas tree and a party. In about two months our classes were over for good, and the time of our graduation came nearer and nearer. Cut Senior activities began with the banquet at the Bon-Air given to us by the Iuniors. This was followed by picnics, barbecues, dances, a theater party, and a breakfast. The big night of our graduation Hnally came. We had looked forward to it for so long, and it was complete with long sleeves, red roses, pins and diplomas. This almost brings us to the end of the History of the Class of '49. We have a lot to look for- ward to, but we shall alwavs remember the days we spent as Student Nurses. The end Frances McLeod Twenty-six The Nightingale LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE or NORTH CAROLINA COl,INTY OF WAKE CITY OF RALEIGH REX I'1OSPITAI. LAsT WlI.L AND TESTAMENT: Witnes.s: We, the Seniors of Rex Hospital, being of both sound mind and body, do hereby on this fifth day of August 1949 A.D., will, bequeath, and devise all of the chattels real and personal upon our graduation in accordance with this last will and testament. Therefore, because of the love, affection and high esteem that all do now share for the Iunior Class of this institution, we hereby request that the herein appointed executor shall dispose of all our property to the aforesaid devises and legatees, their heirs, and assigns forever in the manner set forth in this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I I. Ruth Iarvis Adams wills her true figure to Dot Bray. 2. lane Cordon Beland wills her secretive manner to Christine Smith and Tilly Wlieelei'. 3. Estelle Benson wills her baseball bat so handy to run Bartel's and other State hoodlums out ol the nurses home to anyone who might need it. 4. Martlia Daniels wills her Hashy eye so handy in fiirting, to Nanette Fletcher. 5. Grace Dickens wills her kind remarks to Iohnnie Bizelle. 6. Io Ioyce Grady wills her pug nose and blondee locks to Iean IVIalcom. 7. Sally Herring wills her ability to love two men to IN4arion Hughes. 8. Helen Hunt would like to keep what she has. 9. Helen Massengill wills her ability to squirm out of jams to Patricia Honeycutt and Ruth Atkinson. 10. Faye Revelle wills her brunette complexion to Inez Smith and Evelyn Hester. Il. M31'y Elizabeth Love wills her steady boy friend to Laura Ray. 12. Peggy Phipps wills her temper to Lois Bullock. 13. Dot Iylartin wills her charm with Doctors to Donna Midgette. 14. Vivian Wliite wills her serious disposition and short legs to Grady Covington. 15. Vera Sparrow wills her personality and wit to Dot Wlieeler. 16. Betty Taylor wills her seat in the nursing office to Betty Iohnston-what's the trouble with these Southern Pines girls? 17. Eleanor Rosser wills her quiet voice to Mary Shipman and IVIartha Ruth IVIann. 18. Frances McLeod wills her position as Miss Rex to whoever thinks they can get it. 19. 'iCootie Williaiiis wills her lovely bow legs to Shirley Euller. 20. Annie Wicker wills her bed to any one who definitely doesn't sufTer from insomnia. 21. Sadie Radcliffe wills her place on the dance Iioor to Evelyn Parker. ARTICLE II Section I: To our beloved Hospital we bequest our undying devotion and life long obligation always. Section 2: 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. Witli definite appreciation, we thank you for helping make possible the new additions to the hospital. Section 3: To our parents and friends we bequeath our heart felt gratitude, unlimited love, and sin- cere appreciation for the untiring efforts they have put forth to help us reach our present position. Section 4: To the Doctors we express our thanks for the interest they have shown us, and for the help they have so willingly given us during the past three years. ARTICLE III Section I: To Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Young, we leave our deeply felt thanks for being real Umothersn to us and for keeping us straight during our three years of training. Section 2: To MI's. Edgerton and Mrs. Iones, we express our appreciation for being so gracious and charming to our friends and visitors at the deski' downstairs. SALLY I-IERRING The Zvigbifnglllt' Twefzty-scurfz CLASS PRGPI-IECY Received a letter from Jane Beland W'ilkinson the other day. She told me she and Gordon will be coming back to the States as soon as her husband's assignment is complete. After her graduation from Rex School of Nursing she worked on a surgical hall until she could obtain government orders to join her husband, who is with the Special Detective Service in Berlin. They have been in Germany since 1950, and both long to see North Carolina once again. Eva Mae Cootie VVilliams. R.N.. B.S.. still striving to keep those student nurses over at Franklin County Hos- pital, is at wits end. She says pink slips pour in every day, but she just loves each one and that they are indiv- idually excellent students, So she calls on Betty Taylor Coley to help discipline them, and when she considers sending them home, she just calls Annis Wicker Hales. then quickly discards the idea. Cootie plans to leave for China soon, and open a school of nursing there since Steve has completed his studying in America. Annis 'Wicker Hales, now working at Lee County Hospital, cannot even leave her work long enough to visit in Raleigh. So I trucked down the other Wednesday afternoon and found Joe, Annis and the kids out at the pool. Really did enjoy a chat with them. They haven't changed a particle and can ole Wicker cook. While we were there Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Wood, you remember Eleanor Rosser from Broadway. Well she finally decided Cameron was the finest. So they got hitched in the Broadway Presbyterian Church. Dot Bethune Rosser sang with Martha Daniel at the organ. Miss M. Daniel obtained a short leave of absence from tthe Navy. I hear she intends to give those folks in Oxford some big news. They are planning tNeil and Marthai to have a formal affair in her old church there real soon, and all the class members are expected to attend.. Peggy Phipps.. is home a few months, after a tour of Europe, South America, and Panama. She is with the Pan-American Air-Lines, but plans to resign and join her to-be husband, Prince Kahn in India in June, where they will be married. Miss Phipps states she likes India, but North Carolina and her ole home state of Virginia will always be first. Helen and Ed Turner have recently made their home in Denton after having lived in Alaska with their three girls. Helen Jr., Marie, and Mary. Mrs. Turner is the former Helen Hunt of Denton, but has been away for a few years, first at Rex Hospital for three long years. then she has been with her husband for the past nine years on an expedition. Ed is a member of the Cow-Cow Legrande Exploring Institution. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Jones are still living in Granite Falls. They have just adopted a French Refugee of which they are exceedingly proud. She is a musical genius, only seven years old and plays like Josa Iturbin. Mrs. Jones is a graduate of Rex, where Dr. Jones met and wooed her. while doing his residency work there. They have previously worked together, but now Jones fDot Martin of Jonesvilley will devote her time to Ja Vous, Grace and Danny Ewing have returned from their secluded island in the Pacific, to live in Candor for a while, Grace says the seclusion on the island is really fine. No work, no nothing except eating, sleeping and lying in the sun on those sandy beaches. She is the former Grace Dickens of Havelock, After spending 3 few years in the Army she finally decided to give up the title of Miss. Miss and Mr. Rex, now Mr. and Mrs. Garland Stone fFrances and Stoney? are doing fine in Danville, Va., where Stoney is chief administrator for the Danville River Mills. Frances was down last week for a short visit with her mother here. She brought those three lovely little girls. when she visited the Coleys and we had the most enjoyable conversation. She hasn't nursed a day since graduation. She plans to run down Sanford way to see her ole room- Sally Herring finally resigned to being an old maid, after mate Eleanor Rosser VVood while here. Helen and Pat Creech have just returned from a Hshing in a few days. Pat has a large coffee concern there. so he lNext place will be Alaska Pat said.l Let's hope to see our Murray and Ruth CAdamsl Small are still at Rex. Ruth is trative Staff. They are planning to leave for Asheville in a one is invited up for a week-end any time. Mary Lib Love Green visited Helen Massengill Creech in day. Curtis is one of the professors at State College, while pects to resign soon and be a patient in Room 216. Curti Sarah .lane Radcliffe Kizee new over the other afternoon and Jim really love this flying business. Sadie took me up on a business trip to California. So Sadie was visiting all he Sparrows Air Lines. Quite a growing business it appears. excursion south. and are planning to leave for Brazil and Helen will live there until they get the go bug again. dear classmate and Pat again in the 20th century. the Pediatric Supervisor and Murray is on the Adminis- few days to re-open their cabin in the mountains. Every- Smithfield twhile Mrs. Creech is home for a visiti Sun- Love slaves away on the Maternity Hall at Rex. She ex- s is mighty proud. with all six of her little bundles of joy tsorrowl. She for a spin and l've still got butterflies. Jim had just left r ole classmates. She and Jim now own The Flying working in the Operating Room at Rex, Watts, and Duke. So she went back to dear ole Rosehill to marry Charles last year. tPoor Windy hasn't recuperated yet.i Charles and Sally came visiting in Raleigh last week. Both love being back home once more and I'm told Sally is the best cook. Bird-brain and Wilbur Lee Prince, after having completed their placial home in Garner, have returned after a summer's vacation in Bermuda for the winter here, Mrs. Prince tVera Glenn Sparrow! will take Miss E. Thorne's position as supervisor of 2nd East Hall at Rex Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skidmore announce the birth of their sixth baby girl, tlt seems that Bill is over-powered by womenl at Rex Hospital 3:00 A.M. Saturday, weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces. Dr. Brannaman states it is one of the finest girls he has every delivered. Mrs. Skidmore, the former Faye Revelle, is his ohice nurse, and will resume work as soon as the baby permits. Estelle Benson, RN., B.S., a former graduate of Rex has accepted the office of Director of Nurses at the new Ben- son City Hospital. She and Dr. Jo .Ioyce Grady will complete the staff. Miss Benson graduated at Rex in 1949, re- ceived her B.S. at Carolina in 1953. She has since then done special work in Pediatrics at Presbyterian Hospital in New York. Dr. J. J. Grady, also a graduate of Rex in 1949, Wake Forest College, Bowman Gray Medical School, finished a year residency at the Lying-In Hospital in Chicago will become Benson's new obstetrician. Miss Vivian NVhite, a Powers model is spending a few weeks of her vacation with Betty and Sonny Coley in Miami while they are on vacation. Miss White also has a visitor, Mr. John Duncan a very prominent lawyer from New York, both are enjoying being down south again. Vivian has just announced her engagement to John, the wedding taking place in the late summer. The Coleys will return to Raleigh after vacation. Ludie, Lettye and Lillian, the triplets, will enter the first grade this fall. Sonny is still praying for a baseball team to help him fight the domineering rule of all those girls. Come to see us all you fortyniners when you are in the big city. BETTY TAYLOR tColeyl Twenty-eight The Nightingale S Junior Closs Officers CHRISTINE PARSONS IOHNNIE BIZZELLE Secretary and Treasurer Vice President IEANE MALCOASI President The Tur4'y11y-11j71L' Junior C I oss Ruth Atkinson, lklebane ioimiiie Bimiie, seven springs Doi-only Bi-ay, Raleigh Lois Bullock, Qxford Betty Cannady, Franklinton Roslyn Carter, Garland Grady Covington, lVIcCain Nannett Fletcher, Norfolk, Va. Shirley Fuller, Louisburg Evelyn Hester, Rocky lVIount Patricia Honeycutt, Millbrook Mariari Hughes, Cxford Betty Iohnston, Southern Pines Clematis Iones, Raleigh Thirty The Nightingale ' Junior Closs lean Maleoni, Raleigh Evelyn Parker, Warsaw Keellleee Pleeeeeee, Oxford Laura Ray, Lillington Lillian Rogers, Fayetteville M3l'y Shipman, Bladenhoro Willie Cray Smith, Laslca Christine Smith, Warsaw Lorna Weatluers, Knightdale Tillie Wl1eelel', Raleigh Benetta Butner, Cherry Point Christine Parsons, Havelock Inez Smith, Morelmead City Dorothy Wlieeler, Franklinton Not Shown: Bonnie Freeman Martlma Mann The Nightingale Thiriy Freshman Class Officers Thirty-two SALLY Hoon MYRTLE RAY Treasurer Secretary PEGGY EVANS KATHRYN BONNER Social Clmirmezn President NOT SHOW N ELEANOR VICKERS Vice President The Nigbtirzgale ...-,-.-..-11, ., , i- Freshman Class QW Annie Aclams, Virginia Bailey, Roberta Baughn, Kathryn Bonner, Nlattie Pearl Bruner, loyce Bunn, lcssie Childress, Milclred Claybrook, Bobbie Davis, Shirley Draper, Peggy Evans, Nlary Fowler, Ivlilclrecl Grifhn, Harriet Harvey, Velma Heath, Sally I-Ioocl, Grace Hussey, Irma Iones, Betty Nlary Lee, Ruth Newborn, Alice MllSf3iH, Iris Penclergraph, Myi'tle Ray, Madeliiie Roberts, Dulcene Stacy, Anne Stone, Beverly Smith, Frances Smith, lean Tyndall, Nfuriel Vxfarren, Grace Weatherirugtori, Ioyce Willianms, VVillie 'xVillets. 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Marshals WILLIE GRAY SMITH IOHNNIIS BIzzI3LLI2 LORNA WEIATHERS CHIzIsI'INI5 Pfxizsows The Nightingale Forty-19 House Mothers Sir MRS. AGNES CAMPBELL MRS. JOHN YOUNG I-I o s t e s s e s MRS. COURTNEY EDGERTON MISS FLORENCE IONES The Nigbtingal Forty-six e --.-..---...--- - -1,55 -V ,-,,-,.,1-- 1. 1- Iiiifi The Donieh House The Nightingale FO,-fy VY! ' SNAPS HOTS f 1 Halloween New uniforms The first Class of 349 Celebrating Forty-eight Depression Nlust be love Give in Faye Your knees a Days to nialce up Back of our laome Une Sunday afternoon re showing Dot's birthday party The Nightingale Tb Zvsbt gl fzeaeazfdag QRGANIZATIONS and DEPARTMENTS Nightingale Stuff Helen Masscxngill Ma1'y E. Love Betty Taylor Mae Williams Editor Business Manager Advertising Photography Glee Club DR. FREDERICK STANLEY SMITH, Director Fjffy The Nightingale A H. 1 40 K Q -BSN i E EMERGENCY Room C:I2NTRAL SUPPLY Room X-RAY D1e11AR'mu2NT The Afigbtingafc Fifty-one P11ARm1Acn' CZLINIC LABORATORY Fifty-two The Nightingale - x., M i-gy Spb 5 f-V1 '4 4 'f 'i x ff, ,X F fx 55 was X 4 Q 'M': x , , R . ,.,,, 'Wim BLOOD BANK PHYs1m'H121u1w Tw1AT12RN1'rY NURSLRY The Nightingale Fifty-tim 1 f f f ff wg ,- 'ws . , 2 X' 3 6' I 5 I if ' 1 f f 0 f , v Ui' - S f 1 ' E. ,W , 7 V yur. gf VyL ' I , 4 f 4 , L 2, S ,, 6 ff 1 5 f , , 4 xx , ' ,V J lr 7 , 1 V x Xa ' S ff' f 5 , ,h ' ' ' 4 ff A ' Q X if 4 V if A X24 .fa IAS 75' ' S' 7: V4 , 0, , X Q Q X QR. My W f y , 2 2 f 212,11 g,5S,w1, YA 14 ,A , f ff Fifly-four P15nIAT1zIC NURSERY POLIO BUSINESS QFFICIE The Nicqhtifzrgafe gn. ,- . .. . ...Y-Y., ..- .. - 1 .xxx xxx-Axxxarxcvxxxxxx uuuxhx X NURSING QFHCIQ Emrc'A'1'1oNA1, Olflflcili The Nightingale Fifty-five SNAPSI-IOTS fl Scared Ruth? Gut Director After the ball Uur luall team One of our big nights Roommates Day off Hungry? Censored Wlieli tlitl this happen? P. C. Days Sanford lovers Fifly-six The Nightingale L...-.--.... - - . --..... . .- f,..-.mx-anti-w:n.gxuv unnx x I fzecewlfcn ADVERTISING The Nightingale Fifty i PERSON STREET BRANTLEY 8: SON, INC PHARMACY D r M g g is t 5 PHONE 6432 Raleigh, N. C. Phones: 8834 and 8835 Raleigh, N. C. DINE and DANCE zli MANN'S PLACE Wa ke Forest Road The Seniors Bid Farewell to the Education Office BRAWLEY Authorized Keepsake Diamonds Fayetteville Street Raleigh, N. C. Dedicated to 3rd Floor New Wing Rex Nurses Home Back and Front Doors EIIisberg's Shoe Salon Jacquline Marquise Connie Low Heelers Raleigh, N. C. Boylan-Pea rce Raleigh's Shopping Center Compliments of Prest0n's mi!-9 we sronuue. - Famous ' A I A D mem ADLER'S Featuring: Delmanettes, Glamour, Joyce and many other Nationally Known Brands Specializing in Clinic Nurse's Oxfords 'l'l3 Fayetteville Street Raleigh, N. 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CONGRATULATIONS RALEIGH LAUNDRY SERVICE RALEIGH, N. C. Chinese-American Dishes Compliments of Al' Canton Cate BELL 408 Hillsboro Street PHONE 9224 Raleigh, N. C. Efird's Department Stare 208 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N. C. Bob Evans Uniforms CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MORRIS JEWELERS Raleigh, N. C. Coimplim en ts of HAIGH SUPPLY COMPANY to THE '49 SENIORS PURINA CHOWS-SMITH DOUGLASS FERTILIZERS Congratulations and Best Wishes CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY You xlre Coniially Invited to Visit Um' Store 135 South Wilmington Street Phone 4568 Raleigh, N. C. NoIzTI-I CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY CONSTRUCTION, INDUSTRIAL AND LOGGING EQUIPMENT CONTRACTORS' AND MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES International Diesel Power ir Raleigh Wilmington Guilford Charlotte Asheville Compliments of COFFEE SHOP Rex Hospital Operated by I THE REX HOSPITAL GUILD A Charitable Organization Ground Floor Hours: 9 A.M. to 4 P.M Compliments Pine State Creamery Co. Raleigh, N. C. 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