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

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N My road shall be the road I mcaclep All Thcuf I gave shall be repcnd . fszff 5 ,W 'i 'l P bies' Once and O I ' TO - 'COm'ng H Y-Dix Hill! 7-Q :N P x, -Qjkavlqrfh-,QE Q E Fw N ish' E 5 . Thanksgiving Chow! Santa Claus Neeland! 41l J' 3' F sf' ' Y V I. . Miss Rex of 1955? Valentine Rang U' IU vm- ' Wnndy Days I Junior - Senior All - - -WHEW1g Capping I Graduation ! A U G U S T So Long EverybOdY l A . f f , VW, v W' Z W EEZ f ' - MISS ELIZABETH WINSTEAD QDirector of Educationj To show our appreciation tor her guidance and leadership, kindness and generosity we dedicate this i955 Nightingale to Miss Elizabeth Winstead, who has worked un- tiringly during these past three years with us to make Rex a better School of Nursing. Home to Rocky Mount for the weekend Late leave . . . granted ! All right, speak up girls . . . l B ii! ! NN 1 3 Sl 1 5' gs! fi -f '.-.. In Qijemuriam MRS. MARY DUGAN None knew her but to love her, nor named her but to praise her S E N I 0 ll S SENIOR OFFICERS I, . 4 1 ,5', , V I , ' A Q ' ,.,vM..,. f 0-J? g , f -A I , , sf Left to Right: Betty Jones, Vice-President, sent-Gerry Wiggins, SecreTc1ry.J Miss Mary Elizabeth Forrior ' vV 'N. 'nz-:gz Wi Bonnie Jcicox, President, Beffy Coviness, Treasurer, fob- S P O N Dr. Fronk Yorborough ffwwf' 'vvvi' PATRICIA GROFF AUSTIN Joviol ond energeiic-on oll oround good girl. BETTY LOU BEAL i Keep your foce to The sun- shine, ond behind you the shodows will foll. ,Qm13mf,.L, Z Il i ,Mya ,fm-y 'Qin ' E I i i , ,i , I I i ? r' 'lin ' .. .I '- 4 '7:2'i 3,QQ'- ' 5 1 sf Q Mpyzlij Z 2 . 9 555 , Q L' 'QM rp' i 2 . 'V ' ff I , ' c ::'f,.ifEv?f-V 5 17 ,i f ,ff 1 - E y 1 Q , 1 I , K J 1 1 i mmm 3 if I I 7 5 frfgqli 1 4 4 1 5 L, X, , . , I . -if V- li , . I 2 A , xp I g K M , f 2 J ' il - A f A N62 if if ' ' 1, Happy Wedding Day l I l l P. S. I love you. AWWA BILLIE MAE BELL Still no car . . . yet? Whof's oll The hosie ond hurry-Be like me, l never worry. l l l Qi 1 l ELSIE BLALOCK The giadness of her gladness and the sadness of her sad- ness, are nothing to the bad- ness of her badness when she's bad! My favorite pastime-Swimming MW WUW SYLVIA ANN BRADY A heart with room for every ll ELNA MERRILL BRIDGES Did you say Philadelphia is in Boston? And so I said to him . . . ' The twinkle in her eyes por- trays her avid sense of hu- mor. ,, -If 4 , 525, ti: , . 525 ' ff. ., Q s .- ' 4, gy gis t. I f' ffli f .Sift ' iii sal I X Q M, .115 REMA FAYE BURNS IT doesn'f poy To 'rake life foo seriously. 2 In r? ir 41 E rn Bridge anyone? W DOLORES COHEN CASH Qunfe ond reserved never speaks unless she hos some- thing worthwhile to soy. Well, lei me see now . . . See you la1er. BETTY LEE CAVINESS She's Iiffle buT she's wise-- There s friendship an her eyes. Q 'E' WM !M,...vmv-'0 'm.,,.xk 'X '--.,. PEGGY LOU COOPER I puf all my troubles in 0 pocket with o hole in if. JUNE RILEY CULP Her worth hos been shown by her folfhful discharge of every duty. AMELIA LOUISE DAIL ' QRS M 2? :A QZQ, V 1 MQ. Feeling better now ? ? ? s 1, The Life of Riley Don'1 sit on Cuddlesl 'mg i 'vi 2- The woman is wise who Q-1-jfM.e, , speoketh few things. wa. -f--W!! BETTY ANN DEATON Quiet, kindheorted and ol- vvoys willing to lend o helping hand. ALICE ANN DICKERSON Woman is ci miracle of divine contradictions. 62: I . ,Q 9 4 ' iv I x ff 4, -if M Soup's on ,M 2 6' mf 1 wp- y ,bs l I ,I m noi going to date him anymore. CARRIE LOUISE GOOCH Be silent and sole, for silence never loefroys you. Got 90 learn someday JM,-sm ,gps-nn..,... HOPE ESTELLA HUNT uw A rdre spirif cmd kindly con- sidercnion for others. H 1? GoIIy, don'I fell onybodyl mi - ll l qAdV k of Temptation. BONNIE WILLIAMS .IACOX Why foke life seriously, you will never get out of if olive onywoyf' ANN HOWELL JONES I con resist everything but BETTY LOU JONES ' Will ' , ' v , ,fl '19 f V1 1 A, .,. 1 Rore compound of quoli1yf-- noble ond True-with plenty of sense ond good humor oo. RUTH JOYCE LANGSTON Always lote ond never reody -but she smiles so we wolf. S Y I ll , El ll I thought l'd die laughing l 2 5 5 ,v 5 f ff? f- E X Before l go out I always . . . ! Le1's Go Essiel QHNWWM' MYRA ALLEN NORMAN A rnerry heorf mokefh C1 cheerful counfenoncef' ANNIE RUTH PAGE Here is cz geniol disposition ond friendly monner-o will- ing, copolole, dependable, ond energetic worker. Anyone for iuice ? ? ? ,wt NANCY CATHERINE PARKER A soft smile-just look her M woy ond feel her colmnessf' Y, f P . if ..-i 4. 1 fiz- ag -'-, 1 3' lp' Jgfzf r. , - V if Just My Billf' Send Milton Mother Kdafmigga K 'Sl 'X RUBY EVELYN PERRY Good temper, like o sunny doy, sheds its brightness over everything. witty - 2317 R Mx flies HELEN ERLE REDDITT I might os well tcike my time -there's Q whole lite oheod of me. if 4, , f Shoes thot set my feet to dancing. MARY W. RICHARDSON Dignity is the sweetness of womcinhoodf' PEGGY LOU RIDDLE Possessing 0 pleosing per- sonolity, Q sunny disposition, ond ci charm which mcikes her irresistible to call. 5 Qi Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight Just three hours and four more minutes PEGGY ANN SHACKELFORD When time has passed, suc cess will have crowned her effort. PATSY LOU STEED win.' LOU ELLA VAUGHAN Modest and reserved with a captivating friendliness. If talking will do it, shell -W..-..,... 'Q 30IIll ' 2 My heavens, 25 Cents ? ? 5 Q., x Y' Wi. g ,I 'L' H45 , .N ',. ' y 4 J ,' - .iw I, VN. I, ,,. , 1 ,H ,I J , 44 J r . W x. r- ,yd rv 1 0 . I ,Q I 'A -. , r 1, 1 i ' ff ,. Z1 r '4 ,fir I 6 ffg,l2:41i.z'12 G ,iff ., ' f xt' YI 1 4 4 A f ! 5 1 , 1 4 7 1 Y 1 1 Q L My advrce is fo gei married I thunk I'lI take a nap. Sonnv s coming and I've got to work fi 0 ff: will 1 III 'l'0HY On September 15, l952, thirty-six girls entered Rex Hospital School of Nursing, with the hopes and high ideals of becoming future nurses. Immediately, we were given our books, which really made us feel like a part of the school. Our first trip to the dining room and the delicious food, was really something! Eventually, our stomachs be- came hardened to the good food, and we didn't starve after all. Our minds stayed in a turmoil the maiority of the time-books and State College boys. The class chose to lead them that first year, Patricia Graff as President, Dolores Cash as Vice-President, Faye Oliver as Secretary, and Catherine Parker as Treasurer, with Dr. Frank Yarborough and Miss Mary E. Farrior as our sponsors. Christmas came and half of the class was lucky enough to go home for one long, hard-earned week of rest and good home cooking. The remaining half stayed behind to work on the wards. This was our first real experience on the wards and everyone was quite thrilled at the chance to really apply some of our knowledge? ? ? Soon after the New Year came in, we lost five of our girls. Some got married, and others iust left. The last of January and the first of February were filled with mid-term exams, and we were all very glad when they were completed. Five girls transferred from St. Leo's Hospital to give us thirty-six girls again. We continued studying, learning, and working occasionally, and on May 29, l953, our big day came. A eight o'clock P. M., at White Memorial Church, we received our hard earned caps. This was quite an occasion for us-one that we'll never forget. No vacation for us following capping, so we immediately began working eight full hours per day in the hospital. Some of us were lucky Cor unlucky??l enough to go to the Operating Room, where we learned the different likes and dislikes of our doctors. Others in the class were fortunate enough to go on that most beloved thing called--Yes, you guessed it- Night Duty! ! We did other things besides work that summer, however, our many trips to the pool, our summer romances, and last but not least, our vacations! ! The end of the summer came much too quickly, and soon the seemingly never ending classes be- gan again. We didn't mind Fall too much, however, because we had received our caps, and these really made us feel like full-fledged nurses. The class officers for i953-'54 were, Dolores Cash, President, Jane Warren, Vice President, Norma Pittman, Secretary, and Peggy Shackelford, Treasurer. The main thought for our Junior year was the Jr. - Sr., which was held on April 30, i954 at the Raleigh Country Club. This was quite a big social affair for us, and a great time was had by all ! l ln May, the first of the class left us for that much-looked forward trip to Dix Hill for three months of psychiatric training. Dr. Yarborough and Miss Farrior helped us celebrate our Junior summer with a picnic out at Crabtree State Park, and a watermelon slicing at Pullen Park. lConcluded1 On August 23, 1954, two hard years were almost ended, and we received our black bands, at a very impressive ceremony. Now we were Senior nurses, with only 365 days to go before we became graduates. Senior officers were elected, and Bonnie Jacox was elected President, with Betty Jones, Vice President, Gerry Wiggins, Secretary, and Betty Caviness, Treasurer. The main purpose of this year, besides graduating, was to get this annual printed. Hard work was done by all, and to press it finally wentl The Jr.-Sr. was held on April 29, 1955, at the Raleigh Woman's Club, and this was a very nice affair, 'with a banquet before in the Rec Room of the Nurses's Home. Many parties and picnics were given the seniors, and Baccalaureate was held on May 29, 1955, at White Memorial Church, the anniversary of our capping. Finally on June third, Graduation! Although we had to give up our white uniforms for our stripes until August 24, that was a big night for everyone. August 24 came with thirty-three proud girls leaving as Graduate nurses, awaiting the day of State Boards, and those R.N.'s. We were a little larger than thirty-three, however, as we had five husbands, one baby, with eight weddings planned for the fall. Our class has probably been noted as the most stubborn class ever to enter Rexfbut we usually got what we went out for. r After three years together, it was hard for August 24 to come, because we knew we would be sepa- rated. Some of us stayed at Rex, some went into the serivce, and others were married and kept house. All in all, it was a wonderful three years, and Rex Hospital is still standing, even if we did give it a hard time l l Historian Remember when Dickie Darling and Cudclles had their funeral, 'and went down in historyl?--or was it the roof ? ? ? i BEST PERSONALITY PEGGY MDDLE MOST POPULAR PAT STEED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PEG SHACKELFORD 4-n--....,,,,,,,.x I 'V if I 'nf Q' MOST PROFESSIONAL ANN DICKERSON FRIENDLIEST BETTY JONES MOST ATHLETIC DOLORES CAs MOST INTELLECTUAL BONNWJACOX IWOST VERSATHE PAT AUSTIN 0 , ,WWW MOST ATTRACTIVE RUTHLANGSTON 74' :S ,,,-0 MOST TALENTED MARGE WIHIAMS WITTIEST ELSIEBLALOCK .5 CUTEST BETTY CAVINESS PRIIPHECY 4I6 Queen Street St. Petersburg, Fla. Dear Peggy, Since you weren't there-I decided I'd tell you a little news about the American Nurses Association Convention I attended recently in Indianapolis, Indiana. You should have been there. Most of our graduating class was there and they certainly have changed since I955. As I stepped off the plane II rode the latest iet commercial air linerl I bumped into Helen Redditt who was arriving from her home in Arizona. She and her wealthy rancher husband raise quinea pigs. As we were getting into a cab, we heard someone yelling like mad and it was none other than Peggy Shackelford who's the only Air Force Flight Nurse anywhere who wears glasses. She leaves her aquarium ifilled with living goldfishl at Dix Hill with their godfather while on these trips. Well, old chap, we got to the Queen Mary Hotel, where the convention was being held and the first person I saw was Ann Brady, who for some strange reason thought we werefin Philadelphia. Brady was only staying long enough to see the girls before taking off for Hawaii to work with Myra Norman who's working in an Army Hospital there. Peggy, was I surprised to see one of our old classmates presiding over the meeting, but Weezie Dail knew her parliamentary procedure. Cuddles was sitting to her right looking better than ever. At intermission I saw many more of the girls, Bonnie Jacox had come down from Michigan and was busy talking to Mary Gurley, who left her four red-headed youngsters back in California. I ran into Gerry Wiggins who is living in Kinston and has been there since she and Grits got married back in l955. While looking at pictures of her four boys, someone tapped me on the shoulder, I turned around to face Ruth Langston who's now one of New York's most famous models. She was looking lovelier than ever. I also saw Betty Jones, who says life in the Shenandoah Valley is great! Hope Hunt made the trip with Betty. Hope is now president of the Alophen Pill Manufacturing Company. She iust can't seem to make any profit-we wonder why I I I My old roommate, Ann Jones, took time off from her iob as Dr. I-loke's caudal nurse to attend the convention. We had a long chat during which she told me that Peggy Cooper is now working for Dr. Ham- ilton and likes it fine. Ruby and Pat were too busy with Lionel, James, and the children to make the trip, so they sent their regards. Catherine Parker, who left her husband and children in Rocky Mount was there. She's hoping her fifth will be a girl. When I asked Catherine about Norma she told me that since she and Carroll had had their sixth child Norma had retired. When the meeting resumed, I sat beside Patsy Steed who said she was crazy about Maine and could hardly wait to get back to Doug. Ann Dickerson took Dr. Herring's advice and is now one of the Met- ropolitan Opera's brightest stars. Her latest hit is Madame Moth which prevented her attending the CConcludedl convention. I talked to Faye Burns who is Director of Nurses at Moncure Memorial Hospital. She had iust returned from London where she met the Queen. And, Peggy, you should have heard Ruth Page singing praises about her iob as industrial nurse for the Florida Orange Juice Company. She says she can get all the iuice she wants free of charge- how lucky can you get I I I asked Ruth about Louise Gooch and Betty Beal since I hadn't seen them around. She was quick to inform me that they were down in Panama with their sailor husbands. Billie Bell, who is OB supervisor at Rex was There but I didn't get to talk to her but I understand she is a very strict teacher. Betty Caviness, who just got out of the Army Nurse Corps and married a doctor she met in Germany, was there along with June Riley Culp, who lives in Warrenton and is another of the gang who exchanged her whites for a husband and three children. I'm telling you I almost faded away when I saw our own Elna Bridges on the entertainment part of the program. I learned that she became an overnight sensation with her very first recording, Put-ting My Last Cigarette. She is living in New York City and has appeared' on Ned Gullivan's Ghosts All Around. W That night I went out to dinner with Pete Cash, who is married and living in Texas. She says she's grown very attached to those wide open spaces. Boy, Peggy, you should have seen that gorgeous suntan Lou Ella was sporting. She is married to a prominent lawyer and living in Orlando, Florida. Margie Williams ioined us for a movie and we learned that between caring for Sonny and her three sets of triplets she's doing private duty in New Jersey. Margie told us that Betty Deaton is an instructor in Psych- ology at Johns Hopkins Hospital and making scads of money. Well, that's about it, Riddle, and I sure did have fun reminiscing with our old friends. Too bad you were too busy with Tom and the children to leave Fort Bragg. You'll just have to go next year and see that old gang of ours. iOld gang is rightl. In your next letter don't forget to let me know when you'll be in a position to come visit us. Must go now as it's time for the baby's 2 A. M. feeding. Bye now, Else Q B we -1 ff! 'x X I T, L54 . ' - New , -e, 5 -.,, 1--Q ,Z ff wwe QZXW7 A., 4 M W :fu ,g X lf Q ,-X ffc f -.AQ fa g,,f4 . Left to Right: Helen Tofsey, Shirley Wesler, Jeon Gurley, Home Gardner CLASS BABY Johnny Johnson William Winfree Forley, Jr. x , X, z' - , in x X , , yr Si rf ' 4 m f -x sf sg.: A tiki 40 'LTZ.,4 Af'f' i I 9 Qesgg, k I me , N '- 'Zz T , y,,,,,y , , 4. Q 5'is?i:5 ' 0 -V . JA, Q X 5' Q I K Hifi' cz, .. , . .4 42 if S g F , 4, ,,,. . ROYSTER MEDAL RAND SISTERS' AWARD CATHERINE PARKER CATHERINE PARKER The Roysfer Medol is Owcrded Onnuolly by Dr The Rand Sisters' Award, presented by Mr. Parker C. L. Royster to the member ot the Senior Class who Randi IT melgory OI IIE Iwo Slslerz WSC .Wereh Re? makes the highest combined grade in scholarship and I-IOSIDIIO Gm Umes' on Qlven IO I e emor W O IS deponmem' voted by her class as the Ideal Nurse. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD BONNIE JAcox The Scholarship Award is presented to the Senior, who during her three years' training, makes the highest scholastic average. This award was presented by Mr. John C. Blanton. W?-W l . . .g...xB' - XT ' ' Y X 'V' I A ft 'A-1620 R 'S' 'W M30 Fin X 'A .mf rw' Mlm 1z f'f'frvsum tiIkWllKlHKli..L. , -' slwxldchzx Xu 5 ii? mv 44 Skh.'0Hl20LZ'5s'L'129552-12251h'4..'5.1l.Y1fiL3 .'uIl'.'. .4!'J-'IVFAT ' r. 055735. EWS. nr- x L. 9 f 1 i Z is I if 5 Q. Q E S :M-4-Lf 1vJ MM 'Ihr W -' f. A, ., .C.u.,, 'JVifL.L. M.x.Z...al' ! VY - LII 'I' WILL At ll TE Tillllll We, the class ot '55 have worked and slaved and tinally survived to write the last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our parents, we leave our many unpaid bills so we can start anew. ARTICLE II To our hospital, we leave larger locks for the supply closets. ARTICLE III To the faculty, we leave the Honor system. ARTICLE IV To our doctors, we leave our appreciation for their signatures on our incident slips. ARTICLE V To our husbands, those of us lucky enough to own one, our parents leave their extravagrant daugh ters, ARTICLE VI To the linen room, we leave our holey hair nets to be reconditionedland distributed among the in coming freshmen. ARTICLE VII To the remaining students, the unlucky children, we leave Bob Gombatz, his taxi service, and his free advice. ARTICLE VIII I. I, Ann Brady, leave my library manner to Betty Hatton. 2. I, Ann Dickerson, leave my calm, serene attitude to Jo Anne Gray. 3. I, Ruth Langston, leave my brilliant mind and title to any eligible Junior. 4. I, Louise Dail, leave my ability to get along with the big wheels to Mary Ellen Edge. 5. I, Catherine Parker, leave my mischievousness to Anne Kinch. 6. I, Elsie Blalock, leave my secret loves to Jean Cash. 7. I, Ann Jones, leave my driver's license to the nearest patrolman. 8. I, Patsy Steed, leave my quick temper to Jean Moore, 9, I, Mary Richardson, leave East Special Diet Cart to Rebecca Glickman, IO. I, Gerry Wiggins, leave my room on Griffin Hall to Anne Spier, in case she takes another dive. Il. I, Helen Redditt, leave my title Droopy to Shelia Robbins. IQ. I, Peg Shackeltord, leave my sewing machine to La Veren Crumpler. I3. I, Ruth Page, leave my Southern Drawl to Norma Fulp. l ri lCondudedl Faye Burns, leave my love for the Airborne to Shirley Edwards. Lou Ella Vaughan, leave my vocal abilities to Barbara Adams. Peggy Cooper, leave my smile to Mrs. Egerton. Norma Wiggs, leave my commuter's ticket to Rocky Mount to Phyllis Bone. Betty Jones, leave what is left of my T955 date book to Margie Walker. Billie Bell, leave my 30 day reducing plan to Carolyn Day. Betty Beal, leave my love for Texans to anyone who'lI look me up-if they're ever down in Texas Louise Gooch, leave Rex Hospital to go wild. Hope Hunt, leave my sexy ways to Louise Lovitt. Pete Cash, leave my rapid speech to Jean Perry. Betty Caviness, leave my way with men to Joyce Whaley. Pat Austin, leave my love for Dix Hill to Frances Godley. Peggy Riddle, leave my blush ability to Belva Hodges. June Culp, leave my position as president of the Student Government to some ill-fated iunior. Myra Norman, leave my copy of Jacoby on Bridge to Annette Prince. Margie Williams, leave my Sonny disposition to Anne Land. Ruby Perry, leave my giggle to Virginia Duke. Betty Deaton, leave my ability to marry off my roommate to anyone whose roommate is desperate Elna Bridges, leave my dancing costume to Ann Brewer. Bonnie Jacox, am content to leave. BONNIE JACOX ELNA BRIDGES HONORARY SPONSOR ROBERT JOSEPH GOMBATZ Bob who was always there when we needed him QD and thanks. MEMBER The definition Ruth Page gave Betty Deaton for D. O. A. When Dick bathed before taking temps in Nursing Arts Lab. The many times we had to close the door because of the draft. The night Langston helped Weezie to bed. When Brady asked if Philadelphia were in Boston, and helpful Myra said, No, it's in Connecticut. The time Dr. B. J. gave Catherine a lecture on howto give an old fashioned enema. The day Ann Jones got fetal heart rates on all patients on OB-delivered and un- delivered. The time Patsy admitted a male patient to 3l4-- a female ward. Mary's everlasting ability to sleep during the most boring classes. Gerry and Dr. Herring being so close in O. R. How Dr. Webb's Boo frightened so many of us-especially Droopy Redditt. The time Shackelford put all the thermometers in upside down in four wards. The way Bonnie could always talk herself out of a iam. When we finally got our caps-- and then our black bands. The night Elna delivered a Preemy all alone. How careless Faye Burns was with the laundry and its contents in the delivery room. The nights after working shift on First West that Lou Ella cried herself to sleep. How Elsie almost faded away over the N. C. State Basketball Team and the in- ternes. Cooper's generosity with the car. The JUNIOR - SENIOR l954. How sociable Norma was-she was never in her own room. Betty Jones' visitor in the infirmary. Dr. Yarborough and Miss Farrior and our watermelon party in the rain. How much Billie Bell liked the Recovery Room. Beal's violent language. When Gooch broke scrub with a bang. Thanks to Phisoderm. The Day Hope Hunt rode down 3rd East in a wheel chair. How wonderful it was to be Miss Raleigh. Bob's Taxie Service. Pete's fondness for black-eyed peas, confederate flags and long walks during work- ing hours. The ease with which Caviness collected class dues. Deaton's loud, boisterous ways. The calm, cool manner Pat Graff had while planning her wedding. The day Riddle decided to be at work on time and got such an early start at 3 A. M. How June almost pulled a fast one on us. The night Myra's car l'?l lights went on the blink. Ruby Perry-Seldom seen but always heard. How pleased Margie always was with her hours. Honey Love , A. L. , and Bessie , DIX HlLLl!l . 'lv- gf'-an gnu ? yas:-v ll .,,.4--v ,.,..-v J I JEAN CASH .,,,....,A, . . .Vice President S ALAWOISE STRICKLAND .,., .... S ecrefdry REBECCA GLICKMAN , . , .... President JEAN PERRY . . .... 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E 2 5 , X H ,X A if VY i X X Y I r P i Y A N Y I E Rachel Abbott ' Sdrdh Adcms ,fvfg-, ..,?,Q,V ' I ,ffff I I ' ,. -'.Q - 4 ,..v 2 3 QW . , I ,, , if A 'yu Q 1. firm JOYCE ROBERSON . . . SARAH ADAMS . . . BETTY BASKETT .. JOYCE KNOTT ..... HARRIETTE RATCLIFF .. Borboro Adoms Joyce Anderson , ww i f if WWW 5 ' f 5 , I 1 E fl W I 2 if 1 A . -'Q-.N .leo neffe Bon ks 1 Q w Q4 F Q., 'K ,. .. . . . . .Secretory . . . .Porlidmentoricn .......Treosurer . . .Vice President . . . . .Presidenf Joon Bornef Betty Bosketf My WIS, x ,.-- Q Esther Bradberry Patricia Burgess Virginia Floyd Rose Hawks Jeanne Kluttz ,Q li LJ, ffffn-Q 7 i wx Jean Bradshaw Betty Capps Emily Francis Catherine Herring Joyce Knott 1 . 1 7'- - , 'i CL , ,. , Sv ' ? 4 y' Q. t .fi ,. B 4 9 4 fm , is , I K Z I 3.5 ,. Sw W r ,gs 5 f Q, I ,liken i ,. h, .,1Hx.iV'fx . ii- ' -mg it , Weil Barbara Britt Shirley Casey Nancy Futch Miriam Hickman Phyllis La Fevers I zgx . a,x,, V ,K in . fn 4 M 4 X f 5 , X r If , ww, sy I I is-1-K 4 2 lx N f x Q i Carol Broadhurst Vivian Brooks Alice Dickens Nannie Dickens Sue Glover Barbara Godwin Willie Honeycutt Barbara Keever Martha Lee Peggy Mason aw, is V' 2212 x X if fs s rx. NA- -, i 1 ii R+, ,. X ax f.,,,,.i, A .,,. .,-4 Q , x Ji 15- Xxghgx ' , .,. -. ,u:.-, ,mx xx - sg , im'-1 X ' me Q xy 'i Fw. ' '24 i up N , .A , 1,25 ' Q , c g ,I , . ttf if ' V+? J if 1 1 X'--xc iw ,1,4,,:i,,.s.,,1..i, ni- , GV f f , Peggy Misslcelly Joyce Priest Ellen Mclawhorn Elaine Phlegar Violet Sowers Rachel Thomas Lawanna Wiggins Elizabeth Skull Susan Taylor Jean White X , ff S ,f Z f . X ,1 ,p f f Q s J f ff f to Q Y, .Qf,,,41 .H ,, ' .ar Nettie Moore l-larriette Ratclitt Marie Spence Nancy Watson Janet Williams f ,. 'J f A QW 2 , . QF ly ,ii ,,,, f 4 ' S 1 .-tv' Q ', 7 '0i if-, Barbara Pearce Joyce Roberson Arletta Stowe Patricia Whaley Mary Willitord Iris Phillips Elizabeth Roberts Ina Tart Jane Whitaker Janice Wood . 7012.1 fttvtlfnffg wa-,s,,. ,..,,s Q . 1 Wi . Zs, V . ,wx .fav 'A fi' . . 3 Q L Q, L L 'f H env' J. ., 563, .4 , , 5, up y g' ' X s-5-H , , . if by :gf M . M, at X 1 W f ' its 1 g -l JL, '4-m . 4 KA K 4 . .5 ' ,wi - ' , ,.. . .wc f, .. . - f 5 4 4 A 'YU' A 7 ,l,, 5: . 'M . A 4 Left to Right: Mrs. Soroh Hitchcock, EX-OFFICIO ADVISOR, Shirley Mew, TREASURER, Betty Hotton, VICE-PRESIDENT, Pot Steed, SECRETARY, Not Pictured: June Culp, PRESIDENT. V CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Seated: Borboro Godwin, Freshmon, Louise Doil, Senior, .lone Whitaker, Freshman, Standing: Molxine Smith, Junior, Foye Burns, Senior, Jeon Hester, Junior. MRS. HELEN CREECH. Faculty Advisor MISS ELIZABETH WINSTEAD lNot Picturecll STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEETING COMMITTEE CHAIRMENf Seated: Pat Steed Nominating and Rules, Standing: Ruth Page, Pro ject, Pete Cash, Athletic, Betty Hatton, Program Shirley Mew, Finance. a DR. FREDERICK SMITH Director CHURAL CL MRS, BILLIE BRIDGER Advisor FN ra- fx are PEGGIE SI-IACKELFORD Editor '74 GERALDINE WIGGINS Business Manager ELSIE BLALOCK Advertising Manager 195 PEGGY RIDDLE Assistant Editor BETTY LOU JONES Circulating Manager 5 GHTI BETTY DEATON MYRA NORMAN Nor Picfuredz FAYE BURNS ANN DICKERSON Typisfs IDA COX Jr. Editor JEAN BRADSHAW Freshman Editor PETE CASH Senior Editor GALE f T7 ELSIE BLALOCK Prophefess Q , 1.3: .W , 452 .I 'I , Q 1, if 12' , ,I TIF ' , ' 'f f , 1, 1 I e , g AQ f if ANNE DAVIS ADALINE VANN Foculty Advisors BONNIE JACOX ELNA BRIDGES Tesfotors LOUISE DAIL Hisforion SUE GLOVER LOUWANNA WIGGINS . JOYCE PRIEST JE RRY HOLLARS-Co pfoin KETBALL ELIZABETH SKULL HOPE HUNT Janet Williams and medals given to her by the Womans' Club of Raleigh for being the most valuable player in the City League. BOB GGMBATZ-Coach The basketball team was started at Rex in T952 and played only half a season. Then in T953-54, it was better organized and included both a boy's and girl's team, who respectifully came in first and fourth places in the City League. This year both teams were runner-ups after a brilliant but hard Working season under Coach Bob Gombatz. Rex is mighty proud of them too! AWARDS -Most Valuable Player -Sportsmanship -Best Offensive -Highest Scorer in Tour- nament. --Highest Scorer in Sin- gle Games First All Tournament Team Second Place T e ct m Medal if 4, 42 7fV,fQ?fieYef12'V flwcgvgz'y5,Qyz,mgfp5 ,H 4, ,, ,f , 1 4 W ' T 2 4 f Y .ffjsff 9 2 ' 'Jf',f - ' 'L if 4 M , , , ,,..- V, 3 ff . E , L , f .- - c , , ,,. ., , K V . H, Q 1 ffr,sz!,4:fW , Left to Right: Louwanna Wiggins, Jo Ann Gray, Jean Perry, Maxine Smith, Joyce Priest . . . 2nd Row: Jerry Hollars, Elizabeth Skull, Sue Glover, Janet Williams. Not Pictured: Hope Hunt, Pete Cash. -li - - - -- ----A----1' --1 -- --1.-Aa-:aaa-:uw .-L:..:-.'1w.unmurJng V MRS. MARY EDOERTON Doy Hostess MRS. GUSSIE YOUNG Housemofher-New Wing MRS. AGNES CAMPBELL Housernoiher-Old Wing MISS FLORENCE JONES Evening Hostess m:'imnlmmllnnnxsnr . 4uuvzsu:zr:ue11 wmx-nnnavnxmnmnmnmm 5, ,, Q , , MRS. SARAH HITCHCOCK Ass'T. Director of Nurses MISS MARGARET CHEEK Director of Nurses WW MRS. JETTIE BLAKE MRS. EULA SHANKLE Nigl-if Supervisor Assistant Night Supervisor n-:aug 19' MISS ELIZABETH PETERSON MISS JEAN OWENS MRS. ADDIE -RADFORD MRS. AGNES ORR Evening Supervisor Evening Supervisor Assistant Surgical Supervisor Aide Supervisor 'W MR. HAROLD DUGAN MR. BOB GOMBATZ MR. GARY PERRY Male Nurse Supervisor Male 'Nurse Orderly Supervisor 7 7 -1 -...T.-. . ,..,.... ,.,..,,,,,,,,,- ug ,znmmu MISS ELIZABETH VVINSTEAD Educational Director MRS. HELEN CREECH, MISS IDA COLLIE, MISS REBECCA PERRY Nursing Arts Instructors ED CATIII AL DEPT' MRS. BILLIE BRIDGER Anatomy -Physiology MRS. CONNIE STEVENSON MRS. ANN EARLEY Psychology - Sociology Chemistry - Microbiology Nutrition ,,,,, 7, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,7,,,7,,,,,,,,,, 7,, ,, Y ,,,, ,,,, n L 1 l W 1 M-v 4 W '7 Dr. E. Brion Dr. J. Combs Dr. F. Eastwood Dr. A. Hcxmilfon Dr. V. Hicks C... - Q, px ' , . f 0 as .Lg it v, ,, ,. . - ,Z 5111. 'iw ' ,g.,:i.-'df - -,..Q. - X. swf- f , V f. '. 'za A L wr f- fs MW 'Nw K 'Xvnyqm I Dr. M. Hill Dr. D. Kleiman Dr. l. Manley Dr. W. Neal Dr. J. Rhodes . , ,,,. R , - ,fi -.-f1J'fRxM34f!f5iSY. V. .AW 'L' i n I V 5 A 4 ' 2 171 I 4 ', X. 'f,,4:, k:.j.,yf, if S33 35.5 2, L . was - . . f,:s'f ,,,, v of rv-gi. 4 f 3 X Q W . wil A 1 7 .21 . rx, ' ., lk, gs ' ws .. 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I ,Y 4 e I, 1' f f s' f if , i 1' Q , , 1- 0 if 4.2 . w. 2 t 7 1 3' Q Q 1 S ...fi .J A 5, I H ' 25 ,eg if ,. . , g, ' fxftffix s 4 ATHEJ fi 1 fv UQ I f fiw ' 'W ' '- ' K' f ' i',7'i'ffgI'3 -1 si 4, T , A ,If 1 s ,QS 1 . 5 1 f J 26 1,4 A, A . 1 Dr. P. Simpson Dr. G. Sincloir Dr. G. Thornhill Dr. H. Thornhill Dr. W. Senter Dr. W. Thompson Dr. R Woill Dr. C Vlfurcl 'Dr. W. T. Word Di. A. Wilkerson Dr. C. Wilkerson Dr. J. Wilkinson Dr. T. B. Wilson Dr. W. Withers Dr. J. Wooten Dr. S. Smith Dr. T. Umphlett Dr. A. Webb Dr. R. Willioms Dr. J. R. Wright Dr. C. Styron Dr. G, Woldrop Dr. D. Whitoker Dr. H. Wilson Dr. J. B. Wright r ,Masai '7'fEY'f M .X fx. 12- ' 2 . J f .-1 f a f ' 'L I Wy . G55-i'?3?:. '. f' 1 if 1 J if' 1 -2' . . S X. A I .i m f:...i 4 , , aw J. RESIDENT DR. HAROLD HOKE DR. FRANK POOLE Ob - Gyn Pediofrics Bowmon Gray University Duke University umm, II 42 DR. EUGENE NEELAND University of Alobomo INTERNES i DR. DOROTHY SHEARIN Womens Med. College of Philodelphio DR. ART CHESSON Bowmon Groy University -Drs 'MRS. NELL CARDVVELL Medical Supervisor A Qin'-5- wr R gg, will , N 3 : ' 5 X . f MRS. LORRAINE DANIELS Heod Nurse Firsf West MISS HESTER KEEL Hecxd Nurse Griffin Hcill MISS ESTELLE BENSON S Head Nurse Ecist Holi I 4, , E AL f 1 fw is e f . y iq, , A V T 5 'Rfk Q' f ?x E P S K Ki 5 4 s ppm-, Z, 6 ff A W4 1-1 'ii Jw f K , i W gp ' 2 ' r , - V gl-ff 2505 we 4157 - V' 3 M ' Z M Z gl ' 1 1 5 sew? sf 4 -W EQ Z 2 'X 4 I X SM 1 f J 2 fif, is-1, Sees fvjii l A ,,,, I W . -we r f , 5 3 5 i i if . Q xzwf ' . Q g 1 1 l fr w V ' r ig! '73-9 ' .- if W 'i k, f 9 sy ix Ny! if? 5 W Z MRS. MILDRED EMORY Surgicol Supervisor 3 MRS. MAE VKITOR Heed Nurse Third Center Vi-H S 1 L. MRS. ANNE DUNNIGAN Heed Nurse Third East Yau Er MISS JANE CASTELLOE Heed Nurse Second Eost MISS M. FARRIOR Supervisor MRS. R. SMITH Head Nurse W' T Aman ww-nf,ff,vmw..m-Lv T N O cs 0 M B 5 AASWS1 ' S , Vg . AA iw. ' S , vmsmfm. COVERY RO E I 5 I 5 I. . I 12,1-11Jru.1.Agg:1u1n.11f.v41.u-zu OM f 12 f 'vf Anesfhiologist DR. B. OGLE Not Pictured: DR. C. GALLOP Anesthefisf Not Pictured: MISS J. HENLEY MISS E. KLINE MRS. P. SNOW ANESTHESIA DEP'T MRS. D. CRAWFORD Head Nurse V 5 '1 Fd-.-,,,f MISS E. GOODMAN-Depczrfmenf Head MRS. L. WILKERSON DELIVERY ROOM MRS. MARY E, MILLIKEN Head Nurse L M ., 1 ,Q xy 5,256 2 '54 Hiiim 72 MISS EVELYN THOMPSON Supervisor .fy MRS. JOYCE HINTON Heed Nurse I 2? . ,.,, ,.7k if: 4662 ,f 5344. sr W' , .W MQW ! ' gl!! in i, , .. '5 J.. ,., ' , 1 'nf my f, ,fi 4- W' 4 R Q g M K S K 4, f , f X X 1 ,f y , ,W W .Z J, .mi ' My V ' ' Q iz 1 ,f '77 , G6 S 1 lf' Y 4 X ff ,f 4 , , :U Q' 1 f 1 , , . v ,f-7-at Y O. B. NURSERY 7 MRS. IRMA FRANKS Heod Nurse , ,M R Z , Z 4 , W V, . ., n N x 6 ii 1, 1 P E D I A T R I c: s N U R s E R Y 1334.11 , V ' ,gms PRE MATURE NURSERY My 1 I MRS. RUTH PEARCE Heod Nurse .5 J MRS. MARIE SAULS Heod Nurse PEDIATRICS MRS. JEAN ETTE RAWLS K . S, MISS JOYCE HARPER , we QQ ,ag Q, MRS. JORETTA TYSOR Clinical Supervisor 2 1 Q2 i 9 5 W few ii i A ' 94.12. - i 1,5 f , i f ir MRS. LUCY BARBER Sociol Worker MRS. MARIE STRIPLING He-od Nurse Q'- Q 1 D i s i I V A gf, ' 'R R M M A C MRS. SARAH KEESEE Heed Nurse MRS. MARILU TEMPLE MISS JEAN MCDANIELS 'G s--f all qi. 1321 ln ' Q. i .AL 1 A x vw A , - 49.1 .Ko i Q 1 ff, 'ff' f' w:,,,1 4' A , .A Q-' wifi f , , 7f,,w ! W r Aff W 5 ,. V MW, Mal., , . Q: ' . Sv 5 ' if q1.t,,,,k, W ' 5 ' ' ix ' ' T'T:2?M-f.,W,.., 3 i u , .... 1 iiwp ffwmv 4 , W - .. . f'Q7 L M if W ' CENTRAL SUPPLY N'-may I OOD BANK LAB , x-RAY PHYSIO 9 2 6 . -1 R! 1 iw! X V? . 2 . 'j ,,f, Z, 5 L2 , f gg? X- Mk ' 2?1,Q:1fQ1, , I E S IW? 4974 T W k,., .,,, ,, ,:x.,. 3 W4 'YW ' 2 1 ,, w-..4..,,WN,,,..w.,,..,,,v,,.,.,,......,' .X M .-........, . , ,,,,, -. ' ,. A -X, ,S Q ,, , ff Y , . f .W QQ? H . '. 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Q32 e 2. x 4 f ff A VJ ..... 15- 44... , ,f f mm - f 4,,,w,,, , ,,W,,,.W,.N-M...v,.w,,,.w,,,,..v,. is 01, :gf 1, 4 ff. , .W I N 4 - T 3 lQA 5 ,2 V L iff N , ' A sf we ' gpm im sf ig 1- ' , 4 - -,ff4, '- 3 ,fd f S fi 5 M- L N. ,M,.M,..-.,.4... 4 Q ? - at , M,-MH -. fu- - 1 5 TCHEN Leftto' Right: Mrs. Nancy Carter, SECRE- TARYg Mrs. Ann Eorley, Miss Sue Cotton, Miss Minnie Clcrey, Miss Betty White, DIETICIANS DIETARY AIDES ' f' ygvfx.-MA 'V 4. M . U-, ., ,,,, ,..ism..s..M.,L,,....s, K . in '51 MR. JOSEPH A. BARNES Bom MR. JOHN C. BLANTON Assistonf Director Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. 0F TR Fronk Doniels, Chr. Ecmrl Johnson Joseph Hordison T. A. Upchurch Robert G. Yoncy TEE WW WTR' MISS A. EPPS Secrefory Q . 'ixllf' Left to Right: Mr. C. R. Gilliam-Controller Mr. H. Wall-Credit Manager Mr. P. Morton-Adm. Ass't. ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNS Left to Right: Mr. Ashley Gale Mr. Crenshaw Thompson Mr. Robert Martin BUSINESS OFFICE M' ADMITTING OFFICE RECORD ROOM BOOKKEEPING DEPT. TELEPHONE OPERATORS !L....z :mf -f ai' '. ai 'i 14:1 a 1 X .W . u Z, u rf V D 1 T -'E h L?..... ...Q--1--1.1-u1n !l H O P i MRS. DANIELS and MRS. WHEELER L I N E N R O O M PURCHASING DEP'T. if 7i 1 Ig E.. Q v b Y ,XM R3 A LA Hts if-TQ I? fx MR. TODD Loundry 35 gffgy X 3. 4 ff ...E-f5:2635:R ' :' ' 1 MRS. W. CASH-Heod of Deporfmenr rw Ax. -E MR. E. BAKER Mointenonce Not Pictured: MR. P. BALL MRS. H. BAILEY Housekeeping BERNIE RICHARDSON-Store Room Clerk MISS JUDY- RAMSEY-Secretory WM 41 Wxx f xx Q S Q , 5 0 5 4 l I 1 3 I I ' I N Q17 1 Q-imvslimf :, '.b Y' 1 , '. . 1 1 l. J!':i 1'X' Ewa? .FI A 1 - m., ivn ilv iq- 4'I5'.H 5 ' 5- gn' ww! .'5,'5, 5.1 1 ' f2,?7:'M'1'3'1 mfr . .x .',-1-gef'-,er..'s fn f F I' ll0'l' wk, i ww, ,: -' 1: L' f . A df' ,A . 4 --2255 4 5' zu, V4 3 - V , 42 ,f PUC f :SW w xx ff X Q ? Y M V AE 7 x., 1' Q36 A, 5 ,xfaq 'K 'QQ 1' .nm f HZ' 7, forage! f W . x . wd f if pager, 11. 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ALFRED HAMILTON JOHNNYS FOOD STORE BISHOPS FINE FABRICS SHORR'S DANIEL'S SOUTHERN OXYGEN COMPANY CARY CLEANERS JOHNSON'S JEWLERY - CARY MAXWELL INSECTICIDE COMPANY TOBACCO BARN GRILL V DIESEL INJECTION SALES 8. SERVICE ACME LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS SAMYRA LAKE MOTOR COURT BRIGGS AND SONS CAROLINA AUTO PARTS RALEIGH SERVICE GARAGE STEPHENSON MUSIC COMPANY ,G ,liu F o R Y o U . . X ,ZZA4 H fi -'. WOMEN IN WHITE 2 -:A: wx .-.:- ' '5:. , - -, i ---' 'f is We QS ubvri I . sg uw t-':. -- I ' ' f xi i. .e i i Emir .. l ' gr 325. i i . Y offer 'i B X X The Newesi Uniforms - BY BOB EVANS 55:5 The Arisiocroi of Uniforms . . Hose BY GLEN RAVEN . Shoes By SLENDERLINE BY STEIN Serving Those Who Serve HumoniTy 9 0 F lv- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- ::::: J 1 O I IT CAN BE SIMPLE . . . This business of life insuronce, Thor is. Lei on Occidenioil ogenf snow you in simple, everydoy Terms now life insuronce protection works To provide fuiure Cosn ond oiner finonciol rewords for you ond your fornily. HIIIDENTA ' ' ' INSURANCE COMPANY .--.--non 0lllCl-- - IAIIIGN, NORYN CAROLINA lAUlENCf f. IEE, PIISIDINY, CGMPLIMENTS OF lNS'l'l'l'U'l'IONAL F0008 00. WHOLESALE GROCERS 14 Hunter Street Phone 4-4000 Ei RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA 0 f-A:::::::::::::::::::::: ::: t:: -::::::::: 0 'I tt QWWZMW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 H 1+ 5 P 0 0 3 1: CAPITAL cocA-coLA sommo COMPANY, INC. G W. II. KING IIIIUG GGMPANY WHOLESALE DRUOGISTS RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA A DEPENDABLE SOURCE FOR DEPENDABLE DRUGS The House of Friendly and Dependable Service --A ------ -Jc- ----- -,.4----A---A-4--A---- -::- -:::::::::::::::::::.r-c:::::J-4r:::::::.r -oc:4-c:::::4-0-4::-o-o-0-owo-Q- BEST WISHES PIIITGIIAIIII PAINT and GLASS GGMPANY :Q-07.1-vv--vv rv- uf 0 2 H, M 0 3' 4l 1 P 0 'U 0 0 E 3 0 0 0 0 4+ Je if P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 :U P rum :: 0 ,X fm E H0 AL ET ER STRE UN HELL ,EJOHN TU M' N ik E IC V E SER C N LA Bu M A C. N- H1 E'G RAL 78 86 3- L IA D n W ffsiizi nf? ' O 1 -r 45. 1 M 1, , ,,, mnx ,inns I R 2 0 lv , Jr 5 0 II 2 0 0 U 0 2 0 0 0 0 'P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'I 0 0 P 0 P 0 0 0 li 3 N THE MARVIN-NEITZEL CURPURATIUN OF TROY, NEW YORK Manufacturers Since T845 Of STUDENT NURSE APPAREL and HOSPITAL CLOTHING Extends BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF T955 COMPLIMENTS 41 0 U 'r 'L 'r 'r 'r O F IL 2 srsl- 0 4 5 +1 11 3705 HILLSBORO STREET, RALEIGH, N. C. Tel. 3-1071 LE flffiiiffiiiiflfffffffflffffffffffffffffffiiiiiiiilfilff: fIIf 3 CONGRATULATIONS To T h e GRADUATING CLASS RANIVS MILL PLACE Established 1759 PARKER RAND, Owner GARNER, NORTH CAROLINA 00ee00o WP , I x . , 1 9 9 LETS PUT YOUR MOTOR IN TOP AI I ' 0192 CONDITION A ' -3 4 ' . I , Q aflwdian THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE A mf F11 POR EXPERIENCE MQTOR THAT IS WHY OUR SERVICE ' IS IMPORTANT TO 4 0lWIM'lWMlAV6llIIA'Nfld Y O U it 'I RALEIGH ELECTRIC E0.. I E. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS-ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS QNQQ COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL FIXTURES E2 EE I. Ic. POOLE, Pres. M. L. GARRICK, JR., v.P. T. S. TART, sec.-Tre 56091 - I nvffoi L' DIAL 7944 522 SOUTH SALISBURY ST. BOX I964 RALEIGH, N. C. - -:::::::::::::: c::::.1-o.:-.4-:4v.p..4-::.f..p..f::::,.,.,.4-:::,::::::,,:,,,,,::: --,,,,,,J L Iihfwif I - I . ?- 1 I if ,I 7 ' P I4 4' fx 7 f 4, f 44 1, 2 A f Y 5. 1 fs 4 Q Ji ff A 3 A A I 4 5 I , P Q , R 2, I , A if ,W 1 f ' ,, 73.4 :'Ef1ff Wf Q K I A . f. ' , ,L ' A ,V - ' Ekggmx M . I Xi' I ' I P4 + ,'fA9S ? SA' 425g-M,xgZSQE3W If E PP + 4 g ,, A, ,, W , V s I f S ix Sk 3, I I ' an I If f' RRO - WYE E FUNERAL IIIIME -::: 4 4-::::.r0f: NULAND 00, IND Wholesole Plumbing and Heoting Supplies ond Equipment WHERE TO BUY THEM 206 S. West Street Phone 4-3471 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ------ ....... ,,,,4.---,,,,-,,4,-- .... - .......A.A.... ,,,,f--- --v--- .-v-vvv- --v - ------- --v -------- --- ---J-tv li li 'r li li 'i ll l I li li 'i lr :ro-:QQ A .A.A - ............... .......... ..A.... ............... JQOQ., --vv-- v-v-vvvvvvvvvvvofcvv----v--- --v-v-- -------v--v-- BRUGDEN PRUDUCE 00, INO WHOLESALE FRUIT ond- PRODUCE Since l905 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLlNA 000i00 li li li 'i ll li l li fl 'i l l hee0000o CARULINA SURGICAL SUPPLY CW II T RALEIGH, N. C. DURHAM, N. C. QQ T21 5. Wilmington sf. 217 N. Dillard sf. 5? Phone: 3-8631 Phone: 9-5745 T TRAVIS H. TOMLINSON Generol Monoger 1' T 5 r 'T 0 'T I ::- ::::::J-0-0-4-:::::::: -AAAAA F -v----9.4-::::-7-0-0-0-:GJ 252JJ52JJi5255535f 353555555IfI555Jl1' MEDICAL GASSES ' OXYGEN TENTS ' OXYGEN THERAPY APPARATUS v ANESTHESIA EQUIPMENT SUUTHERN UXYGEN CW 401 Welker Avenue Phone 5-2833 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA A.v-1:--A--.rc--AAAc+ I 'I II 'I 'I rLowERs by I I FALLIINS ore distinctive It In It 205 Fayetteville Street Phone 8347 II RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ::: -::: :J-c::::-0-4-:J-4::::::::Jc:::::::::::Joc:::Jc: ::: - : : : : :: :: ::.v-c:::::::: :::::::::::: -4-::.v-4-::::::.f::0.o-0.0-0-0 WHERE ARE YOU GOING? In only o few yeors now you will be estoblishing I1 your own home+somewhere. I II Will you settle somewhere else or come bock 11 home? lg Before you decide, be sure to look oround core- 1: fully ot the odvontoges of the Corolinos-the oppor- II tunities for o full ond profitoble life-the chonge to live I ond work in o growing ond progressive oreo ond to help build on even Finer Corolino in the yeors oheod! I CAROLINA POWER 8K LIGHT CO. ::::::::J-t::: :: COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN 0IL CUMPANY BOX 2925 PHONE 668i RALEIGH, N. C. Distributor For Richfield OiI Corp. .ro-000.1 R Q'W.COLOR HEADQUARTERS WHOLESALE Arid RETAIL O'BRlEN'S PAINTS cmd PAINTERS' SUPPLIES RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE 5I42 3I5 W. HAROETT Lewis Bowers - Cor! Murphy - VV. Fronk White I Ii Ii Ii Ii Ii Ii I Ii In In Ii I -------Jb.c--v--vv---.r.c-----4n0-0-4r-v-.,-.f-0-cvv- 5:16104 JAMES H. ANDERSUN CUMPANY FLOOR MAINTENANCE MATERIALS ond SANITARY SUPPLIES Phone 3-2750 P. O. Box 342 4I8 West Peoce Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS CONTINUE THE GOOD WORK FlNCH'S DRIVE INN 4OI WEST PEACE STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA BUHDENW 'W H I T E DAIRY PRODUCTS DIVISION WE USE BORDEN'S - WHY DON'T YOU? STURR SALES CUMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT ond SUPPLIES I732 Louislourg Road RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phones 5672 84 4-I6IO X I 1' I HOBBYS SUPPLY STORE IEEE COMPLIMENTS ff IE OF I I O. E. APPLIANCES ZENITH SHCI SYLYANIA TV : WARLlCK'S HARDWARE - PAINTS , DRIVE- IN RESTAURANT PHONE 2321 CARY, N, C, CAMERON VILLAGE b F N 'I 'I S-1 Ig: RALEIOH, N. C. 4 L I ,I v r -fe BOWMAN S PHILLIPS Your Jeweler R OOFING COMPANY SHEET METAL WORK DIAMONDS WATCHES ROOFING OF ALL IQINDS SILYERWARE FURNACES AND REPAIRS CRYSTAL CHINA 319 'W. Dovie Street 15 W. HAROETT STREET , DIQI S-S520 RALEIGH, N. C. 525: RALEIOH, N. C 4 tl 1: 'I 1, 'I Pefwnxx ,x:,,.,1I Lx BEST WISHES Carolinas' House of Service Since 1919 w I N c H E s T E R WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY 1111. 1 1 9 E. Seventh Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. WINCHESTER-HITCH SURGICAL CII. 421 W. Smith Street .f-o-0-o4-'-.1------A--- GREENSBORO, N. C. v- -- ---- v- -ocvvv-900f,I,,,,c, CHINESE-AMERICAN DISHES CONGRATULATIONS 1:51 0' :EI CANTON CAFE to t h e AIR-CONDITIONED C'-A55 Of 1955 408 Haus. sneer Dial 9224 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 'I :I :I 7 It 1: 'I II E Raleigh's Shopping C t r' ::.1::::::::::::::: :::::4-::: :: :: -vo-tvvv--- -vi vvvvvv vvvvvvvvv BEST OF WISHES NORTH SIDE ESSO SERVICENTER Whitaker Ml. Road Dial 3 6189 Jo-9 'r:::v , -:::::c: I -1 I, I '1 'I 'I I I, I I, 'I I 'I 'I 'I ., COMPLIMENTS QE Q, I OE ,I PENNINGTON -SMITH Ig 551 FUNERAL HOME ' :I A R N O L D ' S 1 if ' REXA'-L DRUGS PHONE 7743 104 S. DAWSON 1 EEEE DELIVERY RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Q: DiCI1 31679 1, 3025 Hillsboro Street Good Luck GMS if RALEIGH, N. C. , j, AAAA xx 71:xx Tm: T BAKER S. BROWN , COMPLIMENTS 1 ROOFING CO., INC. I OF ROOFING AND SHEET METAL 11, T H E CONTRACTORS 5,55 MONTGOMERY - GREEN COMPANY, INC. 1 COnTinuOuS Service Since 1915 11 PHONE 6617 1 DIQI 2-4528 406 vv. Dovie , 424 S- MCDOWS-H Sfreef 1 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 151 -RALEIGH, NGRTH CAROLINA Q v-- -v vvvv-v---------- f -vvvv----v vvvv- vvvv--v v v Jr, P L, tj EE EE CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE BEST OF FOODS IT'S , 55 EE N E w T 0 N ' s PRUESCHEIVS TT LAUNDRY - CLEANERS U. S. No. I Cory, N. C. LIE! Phone Cory 24-42 ' CAMERON VILLAGE AT The Sign Of The Chicken DIG' 9695 T, -::::::::::::::::::::,,we .L ,x .... ,A 1- -::::::::::::::::::::::::- :::::::-H BEST WISHES FROM ll0'l'EL SIR WALTER Roleigh's Largest ond Finest A MEYER HOTEL .ARTHUR E. BUDDENHAGEN, Mclnciger' CN0-0-04-A----- --------------------- - - -A v-vv -rvvvv v--- --- ..... Jo-tv:h0tvJu0u0st-- BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS l OF NORTH CAROLINA ig EQUIPMENT CO. Construction, Industriol I And Logging Equipment ' FASHIUN SHOP INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL it POWER ' ' Comeron Villoge Roleigh-GreenviIle-Wilmington RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Greensboro-Chorlotte-AsheviIle :I 1: if 2 iT: Tigf: ,lf P COMPLIMENTS FOR OF HAPPY MOTORING STOP AT WMM Morrissett's 0 SCTVICC 2812 Hillsboro Street H6-T18 South Solisbury St. 1 Raleigh N. C. Phones 8848 - 8849 phone 9241 FIQIGIDAIIQE APPLIANCES ffsewice Comes Fimff EE ii ...,,,::,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,.,l lL.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,.,,,....,, ::::::::::: ::::.f1 C:J'1?:0 0: 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, lg 1:12 ENT5 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIM OF to the :El CLASS or 1955 VILLAGE PHARMACY ll l I Cameron Village ' DILLON SUPPLY CO. Phone 4-1347 l l I 'I RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA RALE'GHf NQRTH CARGUNA Q PRINTING COMPANY H4 West Hargett Street - Raleigh, North Carolina ROY'S DRIVE INNS Hillsboro Street gl Durham Highway RALEKEH, NORTH CAROLINA Jo-00000 CONGRATULATIONS LLOYD'S MOBILE SERVICE TELEPHONE 261 I ::::v v - ::::::::::::::: - I I I N G I CARY, N. C. 'W 'I In I I 'I 'rr 91, I I I, It I I 0 I 0 I I, It 0 I I, Ig I I I I I, I, I I 'IN 'IS I I N I I I J Lf fv :::::::::::::::::::::::::J-c:':: ::,,..x,,,,,:::::,:::,,,,::,:::,,., E:::::::::::::::,:::,:,,,::::::::,- J. M. ADCOCK II , INSURANCE AGENCY 5255 POULE 5 BEAUTY REAL ESTATE I I S H O P P E Insurance For Every Need ESTOIJIISIISCI 1926 J' M' Awgcb' EJDUCZIYVQLZVEILI Adcock RC1Ieigh's Oldest Czhd Largest QOI W. Chothom Street Cory, N. C. TGIGPIWONS 2-4904 Phones: 3541 - 4321 - 3645 gtg: S,,,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L:,,,:,,,::,:::,::::::,::::::::::: v vvvvv vcvQQO'Uvv.v.v.-,0.0.0,.',.,...,.,..', ,.,,...',, , , ,,,....... . 0 v ov0OQQ' 'O J?f?9UVU?f0Q' 55000000o0g,0000090000OO000000003J 00000J'Vs ,0:0:0fg'094..'4..'n'A'45.9tOfOtOt9.9.94.n'0'a'0'0fO?Of9.94.5.20'ofl:9..n'0'o.O?O?Ot0:9:9:Ozftbfbffp'8:0:0:0:9fofgfg'g':0:':QSk 0.9.0' Q9:i.5'. aaa fia O. J 0.0. vii f?e 3'Q' O' .0 3' 0 0':'s 32 ' '32 00 S-5 -Z-if Q. 000 5.5. 98,0 QQQ Q96 394 50:0 91 000 JCE was SQ 0:03 O - D 0 Q . g Q 0 . 30.0 00 p00 'fs' 30.0 234 Sf? :Si I 246 ,ga i.Oq 05' 'W .90 I 50 QQ, I .I 0 xt QQ . Eid Nga ggi kai SQ 34' 9:5 Vo' U S 0 v O 6 P' Sf f c 'If' g.g.g me u e reumery Ez.: . . ian 0 Sfb R I h pd! ll 'El S' 045 00 '00 551 3'3 O e'.9..'Q. 'TNQ' 'VYYQ' ' S' ' ' Q ' 'CO' '0'O'0 D v ' v 1 ' ' 0 0 0 u 0 I v 0 ' .ggi 055 , Q 0 Q QQ Q Q QQQQOUUDOQQOOUU vi Q Q 0 5,05 ..5g,,,9.0g, 5.9, 00 000 O 0.00, 9000 O060000.0Qg Q QQ., s s4-0?0.q..9?0.0'0'a':9t6,0,015205592929290.t9:5t9!':.!.:'n.a'A,O?Off!'4.:.5.n.g.:':.:':'A,n.:.:.0.s.a.A.n.A.!9!9t0?f:9tOtO:0:'g'09. 0,0' , 9 0.0.0 5 0 0. 0 0 0 , , O 3.0.0 0 0 0 0.0. 0 , , O . R ,Q 9' 'Q ' 'B 0,5 ---J-.tv---va-0-on-- BELTONE - MADDREY CO. 21 W. HARGETT STREET RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Phone 3-2231 - ,,,v-0-0--,- DICKERSON 8g GARREL Land Clearing and Drainage Tabor City, N, C, Cary 28-5202 CONN - GOWER PONTIAC COMPANY Telephone 2-3766 310 South Salisbury Street F 8. R TIRE COMPANY Recapping anal Vulcanizing Distributor-Kelly Springfield Tires and Tubes Phone 2-0070 Corner Davie ancl McDowell Street RALEIGH, NORTH CARouNA RALEIGH, N, C, Compliments Compliments Of Of H. W. BROCK SOUTH NO. ONE SERVICE STATION DRIVE IN Glenwood and Hillsboro Street phone 4732 Phone 49365 Cary and Raleigh, N. C. Compliments Ot FRANKLlN'S CAROLINA PHARMACY DIAL 4351 Cary, North Carolina Kenneth Franklin, Pharmacist V7 :5:J:525J5555?5f7f5 I COMPLIMENTS OF OLDHAM 8. WORTH Dial 2-2824 or 2-2825 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 4, ........ ............... - - ::c::::: ...Y :::::::::::::.r , T ' A A ' ' ' NEVER ANY INTEREST l or CARRY CHARGES EE suv , AND ' AT LANDSSAVE 4 Roleigh's Leoding Credit Jewelers ll Corner Fayetteville - Horgett St. 'I ll 'I lr:::- .--......v ::::::::: A-var:-0-cvvva'-0-6- ',l BEST WISHES to the CLASS ot 1954 GARLAND c. NORRIS COMPANY 122 Glenwood Avenue Phone 2-0324 if RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA VTTTT' :::TT::::T:::x:::: l SNOW CROP PENGUIN FROZEN Eooos ll Complete Liner. 3 FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SEAFOOD ll ond SPECIALTIES ll 1213 New Bern Avenue ll P. O. Box 9081 Phone 3-6792 RALEIGH, NORTH. CAROLINA 'I I ,E 5811 YELLOW CAB CO. OLDEST and Most RELIABLE 'I 'I 'I I l 209 W. Morgan Street EE SE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I l I PHONE I 'I 2 -I I 1 :::J:5:: 5::Jf5:5:5 55- tiiiiiififilf 5I:?J5Jf5f:5Ji: V cz. C. MANGUM ' FERGUSQWS GRADING CCDNTRACTOR HARDWARE INCORPORATED ll ll HARDWARE TOOLS PAINTS HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES Phone 2900 Hillsboro Street OFFICE 3-1331 Res. 9901 gl gg QE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 2-4877 phones 2-3030 l l J J 9 S' CQMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES OF FROM l GENE MoR1NG, FLORIST MGRRIS 3 GORRELL, INC. Flowers For Al Occosions ll All? CQNDlTlONlNG Diol 7666 If NO Answer dig' 8649 1 3l6 W. Coborrus Street 1E Roleigh, North Corolino l:Gll'VleVWf 1: Phones RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 1 1: 3-5741 - 6253 l J :::::-v-aw'-44 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE :::: :J::: JEFFRIES JEWELRY CO. I CLASS OF I955 DIAL 8804 E L I37 S. Salisbury Street I F U R N IT U R E RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I I HOLLOWAY - COHOON ' see The Rest- CAMERON VILLAGE 1 Buy The Best ' Phone R435 I RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ' ggIg5C,g I FROM I I I 'I 'I 0 U 'I 'I I, V DRUG STORE 222 Foyetteville Street Phone 8675 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA C-- ................... --- VILLAGE BOOK And STATIONERY CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 2-6953 'I I I I I tl I I 'I 'I 'I 'I HOTEL HILLSBORO 608 Hillsboro. Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA NEW, MODERN, REASONABLE Lf-04':J-e::::: :::: : : : ::: :::::::-0-t:: : :J-t:::::-0-t: J-t: :v-:JQJ BEST VVISHES VILLAGE GULF SERVICE x FROM ll C. Sruorf Upchurch I THOMPSON DENTAL COMPANY Phone 2-2298 Professionol Building Annex DIAL 5922 Complete Auto Service CAMERON VILLAGE Roleigh, North Corolino RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA .xv All T T l Ii coNei2AruLATioNs NASH - STEEL -WARREN I I FROM Disfribuior For HAYES - BARTON DEEPEREEZE APPLIANCES PHARMACY Phone 4'342l Phone 2-464i 226 Glenwood Avenue ,I 2000 Fcirview Road RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 'I 1 'I 'I G TI Comphmenm I NEIMAN'S Of 4 1 1: if JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS II 12 -, SERVICE STATION I E 109 Foyewevme Sheet ?E ENAL 9140 'A 1, 1 EE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA :E :E CARY, N. C. 1: A 1 Efjjjf::::1,iiil,iiiiiii: ' YF- : -:::,:,,,,,, ::::::' 4 I Compliments Q: BEST WISHES I PI I Of QIQ FROM 1 1 1 I EE EE COMMERCIAL PRINTING E I' COMPANY II I ' 'E E, TO The 1 1 1 :E RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA :E Gloss of 1955 iE,,,,m,,x ,,,x,,,,,,,,:,,:J L, -:,:,:,,:,,: foc::::-A--- ---------AA---- :::::::- EE 3 .. .I-:-f-.E 42737. tl -. If?-425.11211I':I?ggI.ZLI' I 2 1A'A 1: 1' 4 1 SAUSAGE COMPANY 1 The Ham makes it different GARNER, NORTH CAROLINA I , im: mmxv xxmxmexexnxx:x,,,:,:,, ,M Vfx- A:x:f:x Wf::::f:fx::x::::::x::x::::::x :x- I COMRLIMENTS OF 'I :I 1 I I 4 4' FIRST I ILINAS I FIRST IN EASHIONS IN THE CAROLINAS 'I IMNMEALEJGLHI ...L.LLLL,,LL,,,,,LL,LLLLLLLL '515?3I'iS35'if?UNf5 L..LL BALENTIN - A:::0-4:::::- E'S ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE BUFFET CARDINAL ROOM SELF SERVICE TABLE SERVICE A FINE PLACE TO EAT 'I :::::::::::::::::: A A Q Q f I fd COIVIPLIIVIENTS I OF I II MCLEOD-WATSON ff Phone 7086 - ODD FELLOWS BUILDING I RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I I ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Q, ::::::::::::::: 4 I' ::::f::::::::::::ff:::::f: 'I II II I I I I CONGRATULATIONS ' I TO THE 1 I I CLASS OF T955 I I I , I PAUL COOPER'S 5 I . ESSO SERVICE I I CARY HIGHWAY I -::::::::::::: J 1, ::::::::::::::::- :::::::lI --vvvt-vv -... vv-- CONORATUUUWONS FROM A FMEND A-AAJON '7 BEST WMS I VILLAGE GULF SERVICE FROM C. 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