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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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W, 3,41 - -f 4 mmf ,A a , .4- vii- Ya v U' X ,,,,,. W FGM .3 .Q J' .png 1 ,gem sm + 5 x 1 I fa , , E algae - , 3 4- 'x 6. ' 14: :few A - wage fe 1 lib? A,-'W 'ONS ' '..g Fffiin' V - . S NIGHTINGALE 1958 x N X Y XX X N f I I I so I I shall P in gb ln la' b If, therefore, tk b y la min I ly or any good in g I a' , let me a' wg I not defer it or n glect it, for I Shall not pass In ay again' I ff f , f ! , X PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS REX SCHOOL UF NURSING RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RUTH TRENT REBECCA DUNNING C0-EDITORS DEDICATION To Mrs. Clotilde Crow...who, believ- ing always in our ability, supported us, who, feeling fervently our successes and sorrows, sympathized, who reliving her own youthful days with us, understood .... We the Senior Class of l958, gratefully dedicate this, our annual, in humble ap- preciation. Mrs. Courtney Egerton Sr. With unrelenting Crescendo, the symphony of a life replete with melodic progression, hostens to its finale. And ci friendship that is ours to shore, with its lurgos and ollegros moves everlasting, onward, in sweet memories. - v Ruth Trent y A U0 'W ,LZ ff-X WW CO-EDITORS Becky Dunning iv xl. ADVISOR Charles Gilliam NGK-Yi NG ALE , lily MM, ,,, The staff beginning with vim, vigor and vitality SY '- ADVISOR Ida Collie 2. ' f fpjf y STAFF BUSINESS Janet Taylor ADVERTISING Q' Barbara Bennett W - 1,, ,,V:.r6,. .,, :.. . ZZZ ,,.,, . .f t Kwmrx YW' X uv ....ending tired, exhausted, and relieved. f.. I . ,. in .W w.,.,t5 1 K . . , , jf' S435 M f by V , ,fi f ' Sq! Y. X She seemed more than a nurse as she entered the door,' The sweet smile on her face I'd ne'er seen before. I was longing for something I didn't know what, As I lay there stretched out on my hospital cot. She started to talk as nice as could be, And then I was sure GOD had sent her to me. I was weak and I could not read for myself. W Q, . , -' W'-' me X w: t ' ' C 'Q Y f - . gf f .X ,,,t V.-S, .s V, Q ,Q X X X X ,ff f A ww! t fly- W f LS f W V . f- f .W f ff 4 , mx I , 1 ' ri W.-ffiif ' , as V 4' , .gf , . f f, 1 IZ ::i:.- W n J f X J Z 5? X T5 , v,,, , ,, X I ,k,t.,, . g MDRETHAN A NURSE So she pulled the Old Bible down from the shelf. She read me a verse, it suited me fine, And she seemedlike an angel, pure and devine. Thereafter each morning I'd wait for my verse. As it came from the lips of of my hospital nurse. She told me the story that never grows old. That CHRIST is the DOOR of the great sheepfold. And when I got strong and could read for myself, The Bible was nevermore found on the shelf. She placed it beside me, and told me to read, And the verses she showed me fully met every need. LORD, grant that more girls, when they train for a nurse, Will be like my friend who was more than a nurse. SENIORS Hesfer Keel James Oliver Dr. Louis Wilkerson Dr. Courtney Egerfon OUR SPONSORS E81 ff x .B gg 33 Q X ...- But he's coming at 8:00. Mind your manners Billie Atkinson Study? What for? , Q-Wfwf .MX..1. A . Elizabeth Abernathy Peggy Abernathy H62 'EXW Barbara Benneh Ann Blackley Me bowlegged? Jeanne Bobbnff Which one? l'm so depressed Judy Buck Glenna Curran Gaynelle Davis ypica New York bound Little Mama Joyce Deon Mary Ann Dudley Rebecca Dunning Anyone for The beach? :Vx Z f S C 7 f ,, f I 704. Q A zz., ff Q W! e if if f f 4 fg Who's next? Never on idle moment. 0 X gif 9- I J 'ww X N ff? , ,illfp mf - V - i f ' N I' : ---...N 839' Judith Eastep Geraldine Eggert Ain't it so. Not Estep! Eastep! 1 Mr Mary Farrlor Better never than late. Carolyn Faucette Barbara Graham A f iwww.-7 Mae Graves What would J.B. say? Scratch my back somebody Whats going to happen to me next? Rosanne Green Martha Griffin H si . 1, .W N iffy, NN L Nh g X Jeannette Hudson Woman among women. Will I ever make it? Sunday afternoon off duty ,,.,--n-.- This is mine. Tell me one more Time. Venna Mae Jones Let me Tell you whaf's wrong with our car. V iii KE Mary Allen Hughes Martha Johnson jk.: 8.41 And baby makes three Ida, Ida, sweet as apple cider. ,nd-ia.-st Cleone Mlfchell Who's The phone for? Ida Joyner Linda Lee Elaine Mitchell Jo Ann Mitchell ffm Wx 'Q 'w ' T.V. anyone? Celia Norris Will I ever get married? Noi' much longer Judy Rea Peggy Sfoffregen ,,,.,-..5K -'IH' Ann Stokes I'Il never fell. WE W Z lnE!iW5'sf '3i1ax. 11 Qhr. With sfors in her eyes and Bill in her heart. l'm so ill! ,,,, Where there is a will There is a way. Have you paid your dues? .lane Wade Lef's have a party. .lanef Taylor Ruth Trent ff 1 J Jessie Williams Mrs. Gussle Young But I'm going home this week-end. ls your house clean, girls? i221 CLASS HISTORY Three years ago on August 31, 1955 fifty-eight girls entered the Rex Hospital School of Nurs- ing. For some, this was the first experience away from home and a lot of adjustments were in store. Only a short period was offered for homesickness because orientation swept us into a new world. We soon learned our official title was that of preclinicals, although we were known to up- per classmen as probies. How proud we were when the uniforms arrived. Most of us can remem- ber trying to decide how to put all the pieces together to come out with the finished product. After many hours in Nursing Arts we found ourselves going over to the wards for a couple of hours. lt's amusing to think how much time it took to give one bed bath. After all, it was terrible if you couldn't remember which leg to wash first and when to change the water. On June 1, 1956, after nine long, hard months of study, forty-eight girls were capped at White Memorial Presbyterian Church. We regretted that twelve girls who had returned home for various reasons could not be present to receive a cap. During the summer months we enjoyed working on the wards and were highly insulted if called preclinicals instead of Freshmen. The fall of 1956 rolled around and now we were classified as Juniors. It was really nice to see new faces and know that progress was being made. Many of us were venturing into special de- partments such as the operating room, obstetrics, and recovery room while others were running their legs off on medical and surgical halls. This was a long year and many times it seemed as though time were standing still. We received black bands in the fall of 1957 indicating that at last we were Seniors. More new faces filled the positions we had occupied two years before, while the friends we had known as big sisters went out into the world to maintain their respected places. The senior year was busy with special services such as Emergency Room, Out-Patient Clinic, Pediatrics and three months affiliation at State Hospital. Although we were uneasy about the latter, it proved to be an exper- ience we wouldn't have traded. On June 6, 1958, thirty-four girls marched down the aisle at Josephus Daniel High School to receive diplomas. This was truly a long awaited occasion and we felt so proud in white uniforms. However, this night seemed like a dream when we found ourselves back in stripes for three more months. During the three years at Rex we enioyed attending Platter Parties and many other occasions at State College. Along with these we enjoyed the many dances in the recreation room at the Nurses Home. Very special occasions were the Junior-Senior Banquets of both years and parties honoring us as Seniors. With all good there are usually disappointments.We regretted the loss of Mrs. Campbell, house- mother, and Miss Jones, evening hostess. We were very much grief stricken at theloss of Mrs. Egerton, day hostess and social director. indeed she seemed a mother to all of us. We shall all remember Mrs. Crow who sat many long hours at the desk in the evenings during Mrs. Egerton's sickness. She took a sincere interest in all the girls and greeted our guests in the most cordial way. Now as we pack our bags and bid farewell to our home for three years, we hate to part from girls who have become as close as sisters. If we should meet ten years from now, l'm sure not one of us would have forgotten these three happy years at dear ole Rex. Ann Stokes Historian 1231 I Q X M 5 1 s Q 1 .. M QW 1 M Wfw ,f ,, 4, 1' ,H WWW' rf' W X V All 'T , ' 'HS , f SUPERLATIVES A Ax . X ,A . . 5 MOST PROFESSIONAL MOSTIJKELY T0 SUCCEED MOST TALENTED Ann Stokes V EHv7VMi,?aWMD?fWf:VEF3Z'W i3 9522?-??5.5 15 Z i?,,f'Xf14 ' 'WZ' , M I ' -:Cs 'Q . f 1' ff - V ff 'Zh ' 4 4 4, CUTEST MOST ATTRACTIVE Judy Buck Ahh- .divx Rx ,A .LW gwdwi FRIENDLIEST wmuasr Linda Lee 3 . Me. 1 S f 5 Mf1m..zv' M MOST POPULAR Ruth Trent N-QQ BEST PERSONALITY Morflwo Johnson LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State: North Carolina County: Wa ke City: Raleigh ARTICLE I We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty eight, of Rex Hospital, who have walked nine'hundred and ninety nine miles, being of flat feet, broken nerves, and weak minds do hereby publish, make known, and declare to all whom it may concern that this is our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE II To the faculty. We bestow our deepest appreciation for their instructions and guidance these past three years, and our promise to do our best to live up to their expectations. ARTICLE Ill To the doctors: Our thanks for their patience, and understanding through our three years of becoming nurses, and our appreciation for the many lectures in class and on the wards. ARTICLE IV To the housemothers: We leave our apologies for not keeping our rooms as tidy as they wished and for the noisy gab sessions we had. ARTICLE V To the classes. To the Juniors we leave our black bands knowing they will wear them as proudly as we have. We also leave our senior priwleges with the hope that they will be able to find them. To the Freshman class we leave the knowledge that there is an end to the means, and a last bit of encouragement--we made it I To the class of I96I we leave our stripes, hoping that they will wear them proudly. l32l ARTICLE VI Martha Griffin wills her hospital bed to whoever will enioy it as much as she has. Ann Blackley leaves her parking place to Anita Beck, if she can find any use for it. Becky Dunning leaves the care of TKE house to Sue Morgan. Judith Eastep leaves a dictionary to anyone having trouble with proper names. Jessie Williams leaves the care of State College to Mrs. Keller, maybe she can find enough girls to take Jessie's place. Gerry Eggert leaves her flat feet to Linda Dickens, hoping she can find some use for them. Mary Ann Dudley leaves her Pharmacology book to Pop Price and her place in study hall to Glenda Edge. Judy Rea bestows her talent as all-around sportsman to Janice Robertson. The love of Pepsi Colas, Mary Allen Hughes leaves to Jobie Jackson. Barbara Graham leaves her uke to any hopeful musician. Elaine Mitchell leaves her love for T.V. to Doris Thornton. To next years advertising manager, Barbara Bennett leaves her ability to get ads. Judy Buck leaves her artistic ability to Ann Dockery. Pete Mitchell and Mary Farrior will their high grades to all of the poor souls who need them. Janet Taylor and Carolyn Faucette leave their ability to ask questions to the whole freshman class. Joyce Dean leaves her sewing ability to Jackie Mills. Billie Atkinson leaves her punctuality to Barbara Axelberg. Jeanne Bobbitt wills her energetic spirit to Linda Eastep. Rosanne Green leaves her energetic spirit to Linda Eastep. Libby Trent and Peggy Abernathy leave their love for parties to Judy Smithwick. Linda Lee and Celia Norris leave their enthusiasm for the next couple of months to next years seniors, looking forward to the same events. Ida Joyner and Martha Johnson leave their pleasant personalities to Martha Tripp. Jeannette Banks Hudson, Gaynelle Davis, Jane Wade, and Venna Mae Jones will their good fortune to all the married iuniors. Peggy Hall Stoffregen leaves her love for married life to Ann Williams. Glenna Curran leaves the South for the North. Jo Ann Mitchell iust leaves for who knows where. Mary Ann Dudley Testator Witnesses: Martha Lee Johnson, President of the Senior Class Charles R. Gilliam, Annual Advisor l33l PROPI-IECY OF THE CLASS OF i958 As I sit leisurely gazing from my train window at the rolling countryside, my mind's eye seems also to wander. Instead of seeing objects such as farms and fields, it sees the intangible ones such as past years of happiness. I can clearly remember some of those days as though they were yesterday, especially the ones which were spent at dear old Rex. They were the years that showed me and gave me great happiness but more important, wonderful friends. I think of Barbara Graham whom we nicknamed Sleepy Time Gal. We were always laughing about it because she insisted that she didn't. Little did we know that she would need all that rest she said she never got for she married some boy and moved to Florida and spends most of her time trying to keep up with her three little boys. In her last letter she said she ran into two other girls on the beach with their families who were also Rex-Mates Mary Allen Hughes and Mary Ann Dudley. They went to Florida after graduation and were in the big money for about three years. Then they met their husbands and got married pronto. Of course the men were both from N. C. but it took the trip to the Everglades to find them. Gerry Eggert was scheduled to arrive there for a visits She works for the Embassy in Germany and I hear that she really has them baffled with the old Nursing knowledge. Martha Griffin is also a native now and finally got the iob with the Civil Service since her husband is head Financier. She still continues to model some and really makes those Civil Service uniforms look great. I can't remember any more of the class who live in Florida but I do recall a few who aren't too far away. Jeanne Babbitt finally got into that Mexican hat dancer's family las I called himl and has two of the cutest jumping beans imaginable. Jessie Williams who got her the date with him married his buddy Jack and they make frequent visits. Knowing Jessie, they don't have any passports and I hear that they paddle across at nite. They almost got caught one time when Jessie's hayfever acted up, but Jack iust happened to find some old Spanish rum in the boat which knocked Jessie out for a few minutes and saved the day. I-low I got down in Florida when l'm going north is beyond me. That's iust how the old mind works, I suppose. Many of the girls stayed in Raleigh and took most any job possible since a de- pression was threatening. Elaine Mitchell for one is head director of Rex's T.V. station which is attracting people from all over the country. Mary Farrior is head of Nursing Education at Rex and will probably remain a while since her son is finishing high school soon and plans to go to State. Mae Graves is around some place but I know she isn't working 3-I I. Walt probably still has a few sentiments left for the old cafeteria for he waited many nights for her to get off duty. As befuddled as we used to get, it's a wonder she hadn't forgotten him some time. The shift that used to hit Martha Johnson was II-7. Of course her husband never had to wait in the cafeteria for he rarely ever got that far. They were always having trouble with that car and he spent his time talking to the service station attendant. Speaking of service station attendants, Judy Eastep married that boy Will who had the little MG and the memories they shared of that car caused Will to set up a business for Servicing and Preserving MG's . Of course, in this day and time they are so long and low that there isn't much to them but he's still making a killing. Celia Norris Barnes is in town too but she has taken up the role of housekeeping since Bill has finished school and likes it much better than 3-II. She and Rosanne Green are constantly in touch as Celia belongs to the Civic Club of which Rosanne is president. Ann Stokes who is chairman of the local talent club wanted Oscar, Rosanne's husband to demonstrate his housekeeping ability but at the last moment he got a bad case of food poisoning and couldn't make it. l34l Oay Davis is still living in Raleigh, for Hubby Hugh has taken over at Occidental. They have three lovely children and that first girl who was Miss Accidental in l957 will surely be Miss Occidental in T978 if she gets any prettier. Linda Lee and Big Jimmy got married shortly after graduation and she is head nurse back in Premature. She's still trying to convince that aide that Walgreen's isn't a feeding station. Joanne Mitchell is still around and is making good on the No. l basketball team in the Nation, the R.lXl.'s. Her old roomie Billie Atkinson and her husband are ardent fans, They own most of Fuquabernathy las it is now calledl. His biggest competitor in town is J. B. Faucette, CaroIyn's husband and not to be outdone, they changed Varina to J. B.'s Varina. Although Carolina has claimed the better part of our class, the Yankee Land at- tracted some. Joyce Dean and her husband live in Danville where Joyce has an excellent dress shop. Still going farther north, I can see other faces. Rebecca Dunning for one, who married Dick DeCoste, moved to Jersey after graduation. She surely had a time getting our annual to press. I hear she's doing another yearbook with Dick as her co-editor and they both are hoping that this press time they'll have a little girl. Ruth Trent who helped Becky with the annual wrote me the other day and said that she and hubby Cliff are visiting in-laws in Ohio. They have been living in Oklahoma for the past year. New York fascinated some of the girls. Of course Glenna Sunderland Curran moved there immediately after graduation as her husband was a Yankee. She's not nursing any now and is concentrating on entertaining. At the present she is being hostess to my old roommate, Judy Buck and her husband Chichk. Seems as though Chich has a painting in the New York Art Gallery which is simply sending those art critics wild. Judy never knew much about art but I hear that she's wearing the old smock a lot. Dosen't sound like bona fide costume to me. Lib Abernathy and Ida Joyner are stationed somewhere in Manhattan and they are just crazy about the Armed Forces especially since it's peace time. They gave Janet Taylor a big sendoff last week as she is headed to India as a Missionary nurse. Should be very satisfying work, for these people are hungry for education and won't have to be reminded to pay the dues. My mind suddenly leaves Yankee land and hits to the Wild West. Seems as though Barbara Bennett owns a big horse ranch out there. Back in training those horses always seemed to get the best of her but Iet's hope she has no trouble now. Pete Mitchell and hubby Bob and their two boys are out there now visiting Barbara. They are going to stop off and see Jane Wade who moved there with her husband after graduation, Seems her favorite iob of cooking has her singing Home on the Range. Another song that's fairly popular is I Own the Range , which is being sung by Judy Rea. The last month we were in training she nursed a Texan and fell in love with him, got married and moved to the West. She found out that he was not only a Texan but Mr. Texas himself. My journey is just about over as I can see Richmond coming into sight. It has been wonderful living these few hours in the past but even more wonderful to know that my husband Bob and Bob, Jr. will be waiting at the station for me. Ann Blackley Class Prophet T351 V 1 ,J ,,fM,4,,, kiliwv 1 if 3 ,nog f 4' 4, y, ff, Q nf f ,? '2,7e' M fbi 5 ggi, :N , N M., Q 421'-w i 'V Mffff f ' ,ff S ri X ' . V ,, GRADUATION .w N-Pay MARSHALS Glenda Edge Anita Beck Ann Watson Catherine Wood MASCOTS Sfuart Egerton Son of Dr. ond Mrs. Egerfon Ann Horer Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harer asf A f f 7 X XIX , Qjpvgxg' Graduation Breakfast 2 V Af-I E-ffgfwgmf 5 S X ss, Processlonal Speaker Dr. Thomas Jones Class of1958 sid? . Axes wa fam Recessional I i RAND SISTERS' AWARD presented by Mr. Parker Rand, was given to Mar- tha Johnson, who was chosen by her class as Ideal Nurse of the class ot 1958. This award is given in memory of Mr. Rand's sisters who were Rex graduates. MARY DUGAN AWARD is presented to the gra- duating student who has shown the best interper- sonal relationship with patients, their fami- lies and friends. This year the award was pre- sented to Mary Farrior by Mrs. Rebecca Scog- gins. M. Farrior was also presented the SCHOLAR- SHIP AWARD by Mr. R. Martin for outstanding academic abilities. X ' . an ABU WGN . S 2 f 1 E I A 5 ! 2 I I , new Masai ffusfefm i 5 I ws. 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SYM 2 W Rosanne Green Elaine Mitchell Janet Taylor The Santa Frlomena is an honorary society composed ot six senior stu- ing members. dents who are tapped by the graduat- e its-ff .-ravi XM' f Jiir t y The purpose of this organization is to promote better nursing and higher nursing standards. Martha Johnson Ann Stokes Martha Griffin 2 Mary H. Valentine Melbu Warriclc STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION For guidance, re- ligious recreation, and Christian Fellowship, we organized our S.C.A. sponsored by the Forest Hills Baptist Church. ew, igihayf K I X NATIONAL CONVENTION DEL EGATES These girls repre- sented our school at the National Nurses Conven- tion at Atlantic City, New Jersey. They were selected because of their interest and participation in our school program. ,W CW fytys fQ,i W.: 7 7 r ' X A, ,S .X if X ,, , ,, Q ,W , Z, INFIRMARY Have you caught a germ? Pro- visions have been made for you to receive the attention needed in our improved infirmary. Miss Wells is available at all times and is always willing to help you. Q I i . ,. y ' gf j ,vr I j , Sick again? Cheer up pal--- Ai 1-MIMMQXK Miss Virginia Wells Student Health Nurse Life is not really as bad as it seems. GLEE CLUB The Glee club is composed of the Freshman class and any other students who wish to partici pate. Throughout the year they have singing engagements with the various organizations and clubs of Raleigh, contributing greatly to good public relations in the community. Advisor Miss. V. Wells Director Dr F S Smith i651 Www' SOFTBALL BASKETBALL Hx REX RSL! sax Wi! ai-Xfvmifx RL? . ' B4 11 ,X . Coach Bob Gombatz CHEERLEADERS SOFTBALL For the second consecutive season the Rex girls softball team remained the city champions. Still being undefeated in city league competition, the team now has a seventeen and zero re- cord. With the senior class placing nine players on the ten-man team, they are again looking forward to another good year. The pitching of J. Mitchell and J. Smithwick, the hard hitting of E. Abernathy, B. Bennett and B. Atkinson, and the fielding B. Dunning and L. Lee, gave the team their very successful season. BASKETBALL The Rex girls basketball team was it's same outstanding self this year. ln the seasonal tournament the girls placed second, but were defeated in the finals by a strong Jones Sausage team. E. Abernathy, J. Smithwick, and J. Robertson were the team's leading scorers, while J. Rea, E. Skull,and S. Boyd were the de- fensive leaders. l 67 l J Mrs. Theresa Keller Social Director and Hostess GLIMPSES UF f X V Thanksgiving Party Fall Sock Hop ff' ' im. THE PAST YEAR Chri sfmos Party St. Pafrlcks Day Dance New Years Formal fs :Q if wp ,X 1,2935 , ik Junior-Senior Banquet Seniors being honored by Freshmen Junior-Senior Prom Minnie Pearl of the Sock Hop Ja HOSPITAL STAFF KJ id wx .. Medical Supervisor Mrs. Edna Barreff Aides Supervisor Mrs. Agnes Orr Surgical Supervisor Mrs. Mildred Emory NURSING Miss Margaret Cheek Director of Nurses Mrs. Berfie Martin Secrefary OFFICE Mrs. Sarah Hifchcock Assi. Director of Nurses Mrs. Dorothy Hicks Secretory fx ' X H Y 'f- 1? 3 f r , N- XY , ,. .:f.i,,f Evening Supervisor Mrs. J. Brown Assisionfs Mrs. F. Mabry Mrs. B. MacMillan STAFF MEDICAL-SURGICAL Mrs. L. Brooks Mrs. B. Noweil CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS Mrs. P. Lockrow Miss. J. Branch SCIENCE INSTRUCTORS Mrs. A. Shaw Mrs. M. Sfeele EDUCATION DEPT. Miss Ido Collie Director of Education Mrs. Patricia Pearce Secreiary MICROBIOLOGY v-' -F'-w-ma-,,,,,,,....w' 'ilvu-nf , Bw HUB ' I kg A A 55 14 NUTRITION A -' We fin., 5 5 .sing ,hm MEDICAL-SURGICAL ANATOMY CLASS ROOM LIBRARY fu ,gl I X , Dr. A. AIderman Dr. B. Anderson Dr. E. Brian Dr. C. Bugg Sr. Dr. C. Bugg Jr. MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL PEDIATRICIAN PEDIATRICIAN Q Dr. C. Byrum Dr. V. Caviness Dr. J. Combs Dr. G. Cooper Dr. T. Dameron OBSTETRICIAN MEDICAL MEDICAL E.E.N.T. ORTHOPEDIST Dr. T. DEanieIs Dr. W. Dewar Dr. F. Eastwood Dr. C. Egerfon Dr. H. Fagan UROLOGIST MEDICAL FJEDIATRIQIAN OBSTETRICIAN MEDIQAL Dr. W. I:arIey Dr. P. Fox Dr. J. Galloway Dr. A. Hamilton Dr. R. Hardre PEDIATRICIAN UROLOGIST MEDICAL SURGEON PATHOLOGIST Dr. A. Harer Dr. Herring Dr. V. Hicks Jr. Dr. M. Hill Dr. W. Hynf ORTHOPEDIST GEN. PRACTITIONER E.E.N.T. GEN. PRACTITIONER ORTHOPEDIST DOCTORS ,V Ng: . I 113. ,, ,, . 1 Dr. R. Jackson Dr. L. Kermon Dr. D. Kleiman Dr. C. Liles Dr. C. Lloyd RADIOLOGIST MEDICAL MEDICAL GEN. PRACTITIONER GEN. PRACTITIONER Dr. L. Long Dr. I. Manly Dr. J. Manly Dr. S. Martin Dr. A. Mclnnis MEDICAL SURGEON SURGEON GEN. PRACTITIONER PEDIATRICIAI-' Dr. H. McManus Dr. J. Merritt Dr. J. Moore Dr. W. Neal Dr. J. Oliver GEN. PRACTITIONER MEDICAL ORTHOPEDIST SURGEON OBSTETRICIAN Dr. E. Page Dr. M. Pizer Dr. F. Poole Dr. N. Pritchett Dr. VV. Pugh MEDICAL PEDIATRICIAN PEDIATRICIAN MEDICAL PEDIATRICIAN Dr. James Rhodes Dr. John Rhodes Dr. H. Rose Dr. R. Ruark Dr. R. Saleeby SURGEON UROLOGIST SURGEON OBSTETRICIAN PROCTOLOGIST DOCTORS Dr. L. Sanders Dr. W. Senter PEDIATRICIAN MEDICAI- 1 . V . ., ,rf ff J Wx . was ,, ,,, t wi, - . W 1 -+:1: '55 TT 7 ,I z 'HA' A :sr 29.52 V - rf' - ' ' Sf.-L.-:ff Wm ' , :me a ...sky X, w rw jff I XX , XX if ,. . 41 0' 5 fi M gs.. .V , Dr. H. Thompson ORTHOPEDIST Dr. A. Webb SURGEON 95921 .fri 3 , 1. ,, f ff df ,CM I ' f . - ' ' ., Zi. .5 7 fl Z ii., 7 1 f ff 4 W Dr. R. Willett MEDICAL 5 7 ., - . I ,. X? .,,. . .,f.... Dr. H. Thornhill E . E . N. T. . . :W 1 gf.. 2 or 4 no 'K :r ..-. Z Q' -. 'W ' K h ' ff . if 5? Dr. D. Whitaker 'ffm - M E a hh. Dr. G. Sinclair Dr. C. Styron Dr. A. Summerlin SURGEON MEDICAL OBSTETRICIAN Dr. G. Thornhill Dr. T. Umphlett Dr. R. Wall E.E.N.T. MEDICAL E.E.N.T. 5019,-., f f ' Dr. A. Wilkerson Dr. C. Wilkerson Dr. L. Wilkerson GEN. PRACTITIONER OBSTETRICIAN MEDICAL OBSTETRICIAN Dr. H. Wilson MEDICAL I! ix ! A Q.. Dr. .I Wooten PEDIAZTRICIAN Dr. T. Wilson Dr. W. Withers Dr. T. Worth PATHOLOGIST MEDICAL RADIOLOGIST Dr. I. Wright Dr. J. Wright MEDICAL E.E.N.T. DOCTORS Dr. P. Vlcmnderen OBSTETRICS Dr. L. Brannon I ig V . S E 5 S1 , , -Q .X V , V x fQ wZ?j .,.. ' 442 2 .' V w ff QW , .E x Dr. J. McMahon RESIDENTS ,a-'ml ' 4 ,qw an LW,5w' 6, Vmm iiiv 1 -fgew vw ff 4 Ji Dr. E. Waterhouse PEDIATRICS INTERNS --asa f f '.,.f.-., Wo Q 'M f Q X X QQ , f f Q 4 5 X 1 Dr. J. Burrus Dr. H. Johnson 5 f J 'Q if - V f fv ,,, 'Zi we 'fs an , . 4 - .,- fa Yf ,Q Hgwgw wee- WSQF5' X?wQ f. J M-'.:y9Qfrsy., 1 ,, Dr. L. Sweeney Dr. J. Teefer l791 SECOND EAST Head Nurse Mrs. J. Rogers f N'AA, y ff 1-if J ,M 1 1' ow W Y . Mrs. L. Daniels Head Nurse FIRST WEST MED lemme Miss H. Keel Head Nurse GRIFFIN HALL CINE EAST HALL Head Nurse Mrs. E. Flythe ' 1 :,. . N M A-32' N I Q, .,,,, .xv 19 L :L 'V 1 fa M' ,,,,,.. , . HZ 1 xx K. O Ng WE f 4 X 2 FOURTH WEST Head Nurse Mrs. S. Swefr Mrs. D. Crawford Head Nurse RECOVERY ROOM ., .,..,, ., ,, '33 1 'i K , lvlwif 1 Ag.. Mrs. R. Anderson Head Nurse THIRD EAST ERY 1, F 3 Ns 08 , ,imp 55: THIRD CENTER Head Nurse Mrs. M. Victor 4 A V Miss Evelyn Thompson V Av... llvf A' ,,., -1 Supervisor 7 33135553 ossrmlcs New Born Nursery Delivery Room i s w L f r V 1 N Dv- Mrs. Winfred Ma Supervisor theson ' ,22?5'V-vmfrfzf ff , 1 1 W ,mflewff , ff, 17 55587, 5Z.7g,i?y,.?,,?, 1 ' . V 4. ,f Zz yffgf , 75 fx' '42 ff' ' f V- ,sy:'z'!7'fz, ' , ,'!.?Z,,y,4J,y.fg',., fl ,I 4, W 1 f . L, , A, ,f, M f fi., w'?Zf2Z, fd7 A ' 1 ,V , , .1 , 3-44,.5K'y5 rf, yi 1, 'J pf W rf,'e,,f'zf ff , ww, Sw A ,- ' nflf? My-4f,f, xr w,,fzsf,,,,:H'f r 'wdffff ff' XM' ', , WK, .AV M. , wx clwgjf ,se y ff f, pw, 4, 'W M A Q vc G1 raw . ., .s .ws r - fqixg 2 x Q V pwsgs' ss- ' . Q , wr AX Saws X 'W E A gf xwfs,-Nyssg NSN N PM ' XQQQNNQ Nxvw . ' Y XXX 1 fx N, V -A ,S 'N X S 531'- .:. N QI. xs 5 3, Q-'fpgwffv 4 M s f' 1 4 - 1 9- ,, 5, Y. 1 1 'K 47 , , 37 if W7 , 1 1 2 2 ' f 'Ky-, f , . 1 3, 2, , f aff ,.,, f ,f-Q .. gi 'vvv ., sw! ' f' wrag. . V f , 1 , , 7M f fi 1 , ff fJ,. 1 A. 1 Q! 4' 4 1 I an , Q g - 5, 4 , ,Q , W7 ff !,,9 4 0154! I ff fl f X P nmrnlcs Premature Nursery Nursery f Q 1 H A ,..,,, ww Aw W.-quam mr W Wwndawfi 425 , ffl W fy M J Treafmenf Room 5, Mrs. J Hinton Head Nurse Mrs. J. Mansfield Supervisor PERATiNG ROOM i i Ram SW is , A L ,M ui is Y 3 O yqrv L I ...:,:,, .R 4- ' 'fi V 3 5.:,.f.L1fk uv- 'TN Miss J. Owens Supervisor CENTRAL SUPPLY ROOM ffww.-N., A, f . M I ,ff W f f if 5 '-ff A 127 ' 'ffn , x ,4 ,, , 1 ' 4 J! 5' , f . ' -' 1? ,, QAM ff 1 W? W: 1' i R 7 EMERGENCY ROOM Head Nurse Miss M. Kirkland Q K, 4 A 'Aw ' '3f '- - if kwa Z Qui X'RUY Physiotherapy DEPARTMENTS y 2 Blood Bond Pathology OQY DEPARTMENTS Chemisfry Q f Housekeeping Ma intenonce DEPARTMENTS I I I I I I ADMINISTRATION 1 4 1 rin, Assistant Directors Mr. Robert Martin Mr. Charles Gilliam Director Mr. Joseph E. Barnes Secretary Mi ss Paula Sanford Adminisfrofive lnfern Roy Creech Personnel Crenshaw Thompson Purchasing Jock Will is Credit Henry Wo II Social Service Dot Yates Business Office Information Admiffing Office 4 S X , 1 ff ,, f W f X, .s X Z 5 K' Z wwf-N- Ss Q Chapel Record Room ,rv 1 ' 4 K ggjiggygf f X Barber Shop v' 5:4421 I ,.,,.. 7 Coffee Shop ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 FROM THE CLASS OF 1958 MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BOSSEJEWELERS VANITY FAIR BEAUTY SHOP THE FABRIC SHOP lOHNSON'S IEWELERS CAROLINA APOTHECARY MITCHELL FUNERAL IIIIMII AMBULANCE SERVICE DIAL 3-8678 RALEIGH, N. C CONGRATULATIONS sm WALTER oPtic:iANs T0 THE CLASS OF 'l9 8 Ground Floor-Professiono. Bldg. D Next to Elevotors 'C-Z'1'Z'If Z! Eye Gloss Prescriptions Filled ' ond Glosses Repoired l I Authorized Deoler ' ZENITH HEARING AIDS fffffif . IN RALEIGI-l'S Phone TE 3-4629 I cf-xtvtEi2oN VILLAGE I P E Y ' E N N S l HUDSON - BELK ALWAYS Fimsr QUALITY l IIE I' I it PAYS to sHoP AT Q Slam Cc o 'S Largest Store P E N N E Y ' 5 im RALEIGH'S RALEIGH, NORTH cARoLiNA CAMERON VILLAGE QIQSI-Q9 roII'QsIlQs wilhoul Iillinfi IPDIEIIITISII-QOH,-,A B'EYIIWIITII,.,II'NG ICO.. OIF IR A IIJIITIII G II-II 3705 111LLs1aouo s'1'1:uu'1', 1:A1.I:1c11, Nolml c:A1:oL1NA ' TEL. TE 3-1071 P R O C T O R ' S MENS APPAREL Cameron Village RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ECKERD'S DRUG STORE 222 Foyefrevil e Street Phone TE 2-8675 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA STIIRR SALES UIIMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES 206 South Salisbury Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Phones 5672 SI 4-l6lO CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TO THE CLASS OF T958 CLASS OF 1958 ADAM'S HAIR STYLING MURRAY TIRE SERVICE Lands Building 40I S. Wilmington Sf. Phone RE-48I04 Phone TE-23768 Raleigh, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. BEST WISHES FROM BEST WISHES FROM MARCHANT CALCULATORS I'lARRELL'S AMOCO 3l7 W. Jones Street 34lI Hillsboro St. Phone TE-22697 Phone TE-24063 Raleigh, N,C, Raleigh, N.C. CQMPLIMENTS OF REX HOSPITAL GUILD 1 IIRIIGIIEIII PIIIIIIUCE CII., INC. WHOLESALE FRUIT ond' PRODUCE Since I905 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS 0F CONsgApgLAT'ONS JOHNSON- LAMBE CLASS OF 1958 ARTFLOWER SHOP SPURHNGGUUDS l28 S. Salisbury St. 322 S. Salisbury St. Raleigh, N.C. Rvleigh, N-C Phone TE-28848 8 49 Drive-ln Parking BEST WISHES FROM HOLLUWAY- COHOUN FERGUSON'S HARDWARE l ' 6 6 7 ' S E R V I C E Service First T Q l't P d t Op UG I Y m UC S 2900 Hillsboro Street Phone TE-29435 Farmer's lxlarket Q 2120 Clark Ave. u.s. Hwy. 1 TEmP'e 2-4877 Of 2-3030 Come-ron Village RALEIGH, Noi2TH CAROLINA Raleigh, N.C. E f:'OQ'DS4' -: CONGRATULATIONS FROM FAMous BAKING co. .1 l09 S. Wilmington St. 'Y - I ' fc xgix Raleigh, N.C. .KZMWTWTT We specialize in: Milli .Cb .H Wedding, Birthday 8. Party Cakes 1 ,i 1 X l V lk! GARLAND C. NORRIS COMPANY l22 Glenwood Avenue Phone TE 2-0324 INSIST ON GOLDEN TAP ORANGE JUICE THE BEST PURE - NOT FROZEN CONGRATULATIONS FROM CONGRATULATIONS FROM HAYES - BARToN A , PHARMACY , COOPER SBAR-B-CUE Phone: TE-276I4 I09 E. Dovis ST. ' Phone TE 2-4641 Roleigh, North CoroIino 2000 Fairview Rood RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I ................... 'I M LL ,L- II BEST WISI-IES FROM Roy C. Sfepehnson Congratulations from AMERICAN NATION!-ILINS.C0. VII-I-AGE PHARMACY 404-7 Copa ml club Building 447 DGHIGIS SI' Raleigh, Nc. Phone: TE-41346 All forms of Life :nw Qnce Rdeigh, NUC. Phone TE-4o3o9 Res. TE-27083 REMEMBER WHEN Bobbitt didn't have a blind date? Bag dated money-bags Becky lost playing strip poker? Eastep ordered drugs on 'lst West and didn't send the medic QI! ine boxes down? Jessie looked through Becky the night after the J. Sr. of '58? Carolyn didn't call everybody Honey ? Trent didn't have a boy on the hook? lda couldn't tell a doctor the color of urine because it was in a brown bottle? Pete was supposed to have gone to the beach for the week-end? Bennett couldn't sit down for a week because of some old n Billie looks like Lady MacBeth on Thursday nights? Mitche had those last minute dates? Elaine wasn't glued to a T,V. set? Ann had a run in with a Dix Hill doctor? ag? Abernathy and Rea missed the elevator because they were trying to decide who would get on first? Linda called the Webb Vein Stripper Webber Stripper ? Taylor wasn't asking for class dues? Somebody wrote out a medicine card for a Barium Enema? Mary made less than 90 on any test? Mae lit up a cigarette in the Nursing office? Hughes looked for Ambulate t.i.d. in the medicine cabinet? Eggert wasn't smoking or cussing? Dudley didn't have a new pair of shoes to wear, The sun was out the night of our capping? Celia answered the telephone? Blackley was addicted to Alophen Pills? Buck dated that intern with the Charles Atlas build? Griffin wasn't in love? Dean called for an order for Demerol and the doctor gave he ligation in his sleep? Currin had her mouth shut? was 5 feet tall? wasn't something wrong with Johnson's car? broke her wrist and couldn't talk for a week? asked a doctor who he was? Green There Jones Davis P. Abernathy planned to elope but didn't? Hudson had to leave home 4:30 a.m. to get to work on time? Stoffregen wasn't in love with Bill? Wade quit school for the second time? r the complete procedure for a vein CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF I958 EVANS STUDIO III West Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. TE-3-5717 FOR OVER I4 Years A LEADING RALEIGH PHOTOGRAPHER We are happy to have had the opportunity to photograph the staff and students this year. CAPITAL PRINTING COMPANY Complete Office Outfitters RALEIGH, N.C. 110 W. Hargen Sr. Shaw. Walker Desks and files Dial: TE-283I6 81 I7 Do.More Metal Chairs and stools For the finest in fine Hospital Executive Furniture Consult CAPITAL PRINTING COMPANY YELLOW CAB COMPANY OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE RALEIGH, Dial TE 2-5811 NORTH CAROLINA The finest in beauty care for the discriminating woman SIR WALTER BEAUTY SALOON 4l2 Fayetteville St. Phone TE-23051 Raleigh, N.C. Specialists in hair styling, shaping and permanent waving. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T958 BERNHARD SUPPLY COMPANY Distributors of Lighting Equipment 5l5 Hillsboro Street Phone: TE-3I64l I Raleigh, N.C. COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO 3I3 W. Hargett St. Phone: TE-27723 Raleigh, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM POOLE'S BEAUTY SHOP 7 E. Hargeri Sr. Phone TE-24904 Raleigh, N.C. 0 PRINTING COMPANY II4 West Horgett Street - Roleigh, North Corolino NEVER ANY INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES BUY AND SAVE RALEIGH'S LEADING CREDIT JEWELERS Corner Foyetteville - Horgett Street PENNINGTON-SMITH FUNERAL HOME Phone TE 2-7743 IO4 South Dowson Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Good Luck Girls! FIRST IN FASI-IIONS IN TI-IE CAROLINAS B E 5 T F W ROIS AAHE 5 no TE L '11 WALTE la N R O GI W eig h TO 'S O Lo Pe 'ge T Sf C enfolgd F if ine C ST O Fldii-IO me d A M EY ER H 0 .. TE L A RT H U R E . BU D D EN HA -. r GEN, M an G ge I' A020 . w 00009 -0000 00000 !!Z.. 00000 60000 40000 '0000 '0000 '0000 '000v '000v '000. -0000 0000. 0000. 0000. 6000. 0000 0000 '000v '000v '000u '000. 0000. 0000. 0000 0000 000' '000. '000. 0000. 4000 mio 0000 0000 '000. '000. -000 '0000 -0000 wie. t:z. 00:00 10000 00000 '0000 15:0 ' 000. 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ASHWORTH REXALLDRUGS The Store of Person Servicew CARY, NORTH CAROLINA Serving you on the corner Rhone HO-7235i BEST WISHES FROM l0LLY'S Jewelers ond Silversmiths Established l88l T28 Fayetteville Street RELEIGH, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T958 IOHNNURKUS , Spamming a, lwli oentwig mf Aefwica to Cwioliniarmcfs The progress made during our first fifty years of service is a matter of much pride to all of us here at CP8zL. We intend to maintain this tradition of service and we dedicate ourselves anew to an even Finer Carolina in the years that lie ahead. ul I 1 oil fo, . l 1' 0 I 5 if g all I-1--1 5 E993 CARQLINA POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY I-ICDLJSE OI Famous For Fine Bedding CUSTOM BUILT MATTRESSES AND BOXSPRINGS 3913 Western Blvd. Phone 4-I200 Raleigh, N.C. W. H. KI II DRUG CIIMPA Y WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Raleigh North Carolina A DEPENDABLE SOURCE FOR DEPENDABLE DRUGS The House of Friendly and Dependable Service PIT CUOKED Porlc.BarIJecue.ChiCken Brunswick Stew ED WYATT'S BARBECUE 114 W Martin Street Raleigh, No. Car. We Serve Parties Phone TE 2-9381 IU! BOOK 8: 5 age STATIONERY. INC. CAMERON VILLAGE RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA BOOKS stfmowemv CARDS Qing Orrics suppries PQAMES CONGRATULATIONS FROM B. MODIS Pafllef GENERAL INSURANCE Phone: TEmpIe 2-6791 Phone RO. Box 854 908 Capital Club Building Raleigh, North Carolina All Kinds of Insurance CONGRATULATIONS FROM NATIONAL HUG MEDICINE 804 N. West Street Raleigh, N.C. Phone TE - 2-8729 co SA - -nggngf-T-21 f - DINE 81 DANCE JOHNNY'S SU PPER CLUB Banquets - Birthday Parties Anniversaries - Dining 81 Dancing Music By THE RHYTHM KIDS Everybody likes Johnny's! You will tind the best in entertainment and the finest in: Charcoal Steaks - Seafood JOHNNY'S 1625 Louisburg Road Temple-2-65l9 Raleigh, N. C. MPLIMEN OF M FLI TS NT , ... -g--v--w-Lf:-1-'- 5 l l I l COMPLIMENTS OF CATES' OPTICIANS 232 Bryon Building Cameron Villoge COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH LETTER WRITERS, INC. OFFSET PRINTING - DIRECT MAIL Hood System Industrial Bank Bldg. RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA MELVIN'S PHARMACY CONGRATULATIONS FROM DRUGS TWO STORES DRUGS 7 WRENN S SERVICE 1217 Hillsboro N Glenwood Village R ' 53 ph' TE 2-5834 Ph TE 4-6236 St. Mary's 8 Peace Streets RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Service is our business BEST WISHES CLASS OF I958 fr Q I Kgmfgfyy KERRDRUGS , Vtftf 'lll Raleigh Goldsboro 100 years folks have been saying, ',, CGITISTOH I luge SUl'Il'IS6 lf Wa Borden's, it's-Q! to bc good! Shopping Center Shopping Center Because it's made Mimi? A Complete PVGSCVIPIIOUI dfU9 with extra cream li'm,iff?T Und 5UndfY 5efVICe- i,gjH .W,.f g I Prescription Specialists 1 It's Extra Good AZSQQNXV 1l'l fHIl'l I-ri visit OUR New HOME CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY STORE LCDCATIONS 706 Tucker Street 217 N. Dillard Street Raleigh, N. C. Durham, N. C. Tlfmple 3-863l Pltane 9-5745 TRAVIS H. TOMLINSON Vice President and General Manager FLOWERS by l F A L L O N S ARE DISTINCTIVE 205 Fayetteville Street Plrione TE-2-8347 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA THE MARVIN-NEITZEL CURPURATIUN OF TROY, NEW YORK Manufacturers Since T845 Of STUDENT NURSE APPAREL ond HOSPITAL CLOTHING Extend s BEST WISHES to The CLASS OF 1958 JAMES H. AIIIIIEIISIIN IIIIMPANY CID SANITARY SUPPLIES Phone TE 4-3861 P. O. BOX 342 4I8 West Peace Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CHINESE-AMERICAN DISHES JEFFRIES JEWELRY CO. CII' Dial TE 2-8804 AIR-CONDITIONED 408 Hills. Street T37 South Salisbury Street Dial 9224 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FINCH'S DRIVE IN CAFETERIA - RESTAURANT 4OI West Peace Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA DICTAPHONE CORP. 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