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

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My ff ,mf f ' efz, 1 J ' we f Q3 'V 1 -'Y . W Z' ,, ,, 1. f-f. ,,, Q f If qtfwfif ff 6' new , - Hwy ,, ? ' zu , I 1 .5,,, - . ,, W , 'Sf' fm' - -,A W Gm 7.09 fv' f?,.M,f fd ,ww , f ' vf' H1122 am , :W ,U 2 if 1 GMM 'V f, W' 7' J V. 1' Y f x A' 4 .g , f f Horeword We, the senior class, take pleasure in presenting to you our yearbook, the 1964 NIGI-ITINGALE. In pre- paring this yearbook, we have endeavored to bring back to you fond memories of years well spent. We offer to you this verbal and pictorial reminiscence by which to remember us. We leave to you our best wishes-and, we hope, a good example to follow or better. We leave, but a part of our hearts will remain behind us. 5a5le of Contents Dedication ........... . . . 4 Seventieth Anniversary. . . . . . . 8 Seniors ........... . . . 12 Senior Superlatives .... . . 28 juniors ........... . . . 32 Freshmen .... . . . 36 Faculty .................. . . 40 Organization and Activities .... . . 44 Administration .... . . . 62 In Memoriam ....... . . . 74 Hospital Departments. . . . . 76 Advertisements ...... . . 86 SUE WRIGHT ....... ..... E ditor 0,4 , Q -fir? az. dip, CAROLYN MEDLIN. . . . . . Co-Editor If Mr 1 f W 5 I 8 5 2- if Dedication . To an instructor who can be depended upon for en- couragement when needed most .. . a loyal friend of students and faculty who works unselfishly without losing her patience or sense of humor . . . and for her untiring efforts in guiding our footsteps in the pathways of our pro- fession. We the senior class of the Rex Hospital School of Nursing dedicate the 1964 NIGHTINGALE to MRS. REBECCA GLICKMAN SCOGGIN What's so funny about tired b1ood ? They said it cou1dn't be done! ' Q ,an , - x Vi was . - The at A K' 174 4 Z.. y I. f, f 'ff Xu , w , , I ., ,. fjf 4 57 fy LW. ff X, 1 V ' 7524 ,Q 4 W J AAA2 A, f ' A , f f ,, f I ' U 7 ff ,,,,: I f f f f f ,j , ff ,,', f X , f g MRS. REBECCA GLICKMAN SCOGGIN 5 50 And I want 4 bananas, 1 loaf naise ! of bread, and some mayon- The Juniors seem to enjoy their sock hop. Where the boys are . . . the State Glee Club visits. Qn 556 As usual, we forgot the bus tickets! Surely we must be dreaming . . . white uniforms at last! o Elle . The Senior Sock Hop was really a blast this year- I could have danced all night! wad' 1 If What does Ben Casey have that I don't have? Why, I just do photography on the side. rf-t ..'...'f -- ' at T 'f:lf.u-A-Ap sl ' A --ff. , la ,, .P iw p ' 5. t,,---,....:. .,-'L,.- ,W f- - f,,..--4v 'l3 t - a O --,...n -'-' f,. x,. ' , , ' 'Ln'- 5 .,. 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When the will of john Rex was probated it was found that he had willed his entire estate, in North Carolina, in trust to Duncan Cameron and George W.Mordecai whom he had appointed executors and trustees. These trustees were instructed, in the will, to first pay his debts, free his seventeen slaves and establish them in a colony in Africa, and then use the balance of his remaining estate to establish a hospital for the care of the sick and afflicted poor of the city of Raleigh. From this beginning came Rex Hospital which, fifty years later,opened its doors to the people of Raleigh on May 1, 1894. The hospital staff consisted solely of volunteers who, except for the physicians, had no training in caring for the sick. The Trustees soon found that, to give the care needed by the patients, someone trained in the art of nursing was necessary to carry out the orders of the doctors. In June of 1894, Mary Lewis Wyche, a North Carolinian who had just graduated from the Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nursing, was employed by the Board of Trustees of Rex Hospital to act as head nurse, matron and bookkeeper. After working with the young volunteers at the hospital, Miss Wyche began to dream of a school of nursing in her own state where eager young women could learn the art of nursing. She soon convinced the physicians and the board members that this would be the best thing for the welfare of the patients. On October 6, 1894 the FIRST SCHOOL OF NURSING IN NORTH CAROLINA was established at Rex Hospital with an enrollment of five students. The candle of Nursing Knowledge lighted by Mary Lewis Wyche at Rex Hospital School of Nursing SEVENTY YEARS AGO has not dwindled but has grown bigger and brighter with each year. The class of 1964, which numbers 30 students, will bring to a total the number of 1098 nurses who have grad- uated from Rex Hospital School of Nursing. alma kermon, R.N. Bessie Mordecai and Rosa Hill, first graduates of Rex Sue Wright and Jane Painter, 1964 graduates of the Rex Hospital School of Nursing. Hospital School of Nursing. F' .sail Hirst gaculty xg A' 5 a f if 5 i! '2?gQ E 7V I . JAMES MCKEE, M.D. A.W. KNQX, M.D. PETER E. HINES, M.D if W.I. ROYSTER, M.D. KEMP B. BATTLE, M.D. MARY LEWIS WYCHE Director of Nursing Gut Prayer O, Lord, in my important task I need Thy guiding hand. Give me the qualities, I ask, To care, to understand, To do the many things each day Which rise in this, my calling, In which, with Thy great help, I may Avoid mistakes befalling. Help me make this, my place of work, A happy one-a glad one. May I avoid the perils that lurk That could make it a sad one. Help me to earn respect of those Who, with me, form the team In this vocation we all chose With All for one our theme, That one -our patient-child of Thine Whose health and hopes have faded. Help us our efforts to combine So that he may be aided. And may I always understand His loved ones' apprehension, And give them too, a helping hand To ease their mental tension. Fill all men's hearts with charity. May it be kept alive So that, with regularity, They give and we survive. Bless doctors, nurses and each one Who works with daily zest Within our walls. When work is done Grant them their well-earned rest. May those, with fears and those in pain Who toss in our white beds Take heart and rapidly regain Their hopes and health instead. Without Thy help our work is naught- Our efforts all in vain. Help us to do the things we ought, Thy mission to attain. Amen John I-I. Hayes I 1 o Because of your strong faith I kept the track, Whose sharp-set stones my strength had well nigh spent I could not meet your eyes if I turned back. So onlwent Because you whose love and whose faith was so strong, You whose kindness, courage, and praise was there To help me on in times when the way seemed so long. So onlwent Because you have been for me an ideal With understanding and unfaltering patience, And guided me through until the end. So onlwent Today I'm a nurse -it seems but a dream, My training is done -I have come to the end, And my first grateful thought is of you. For all these things, Mom and Dad, and many more, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. ll Honotmg Our Partntsm 9 X, 9 J I3 Senior Class JANE PAINTER. LINDA CI-IIESSON ..... MRS. AURELIA GREER Class Advisor fly f Q! , f V X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .President SANDRA CREECI-I .... . . . Secretary . . . . Vice President SALLIE HALL .... . . . . .Treasurer 'SY X, L -. X if . ra. ' 5 Mrs .Aurelia Greer, our class advisor for two years and cherished friend, has guided us through many months of hard work.She has always been willing to offer help and advise on class projects as well as the many other problems encountered by us. For her help and guidance, we shall always be appreciative. To you, Mrs. Greer, we say thank you for being our advisor and friend. I4 sa-.fr - . , V iw 452 523 Q7 333 f-72,59 52, 7 555' 12 1 X4 ,Q ' 77 ' W 1 EMMA ELIZA ALLEN Tar Heel, North Carolina W Q A ' L f ff , N ., 1,2-fiojiwzyf: ' 7 ffffi' 47 I ,fwf X 5 , A ,gf fi f gffif, ff 3 , ff My f . M ffyi ffyfff tiff! f az.,-f, , fl ag. ' ff ' 1' .,:1- W' 41- , 'fu' f' QW 'Ce' A ' wg. :47'+' L 1 'V :zz , - za 4 ,f 1 , X .f f i, Y ', , f y f f f X f ff f f,7 A N, U P ,:j4,.,g:w.E,:,5-WA, .Me ,W . , , , , f ,, , , 4. ,. . , 1, , V' A .W fi v- , .- yfv f, f f'ff,f W, Ai-M37 LYNDA ANN BARNARD Cheraw, South Carolina 1'-un. G' A 3 ,f ,ff , SYLVIA ANN ALTMAN Dunn, North Carolina Af 7 4 ,V ffWWj'P'i ,, 5-Wnja ff M fi , ,f A ,,,.. . 3. ,fn ALICE LEE BISSETTE Zebulon, North Carolina FRANCES INEZ BRASWELL Pine -Level, North Carolina M 4? SARA ANN CAPPS Fuquay -Varina, North Carolina LINDA LEE CHESSON Farmville, North Carolina 5, I fl. 2 JOAN GAIL COWIE Carolina Beach, North Carolina SANDRA UZZELL CREECI-I Goldsboro, North Carolina ww 2 4 ff' 1 QI ff: ,f O X J .1-14' 3 Awww f .wax SALLIE ANN HALL Richlands, North Carolina A JENNIFER ANN FAIRCLOTI-I Lumberton, North Carolina MARY LOU HILL Vance-boro, North Carolina .fx ,K sw Mfg! we 1 ,Ze Y ,x up mx, M 11 LI. 5, m5, 'j,f A lf 'Q 522451-M R. z - V R R ' HELEN CAROLE HUDSON Zirconia, North Carolina f' N. . . A X X 7 f f W , ,, X ':'., 7' wr' 4 ROSALYN MARIE HUNNICUTT Raleigh, North Carolina ,X ' Vw W CHARLOTTE EVELYN LEWIS Fayetteville, North Carolina IP' f' G R .. f W' f f ff' fvf' ' 7' I Q !,f, www ' ,M W, , X f 1 f f? 2 ff ff , i fi ' a f I ff 1 f , , ff ' s J 1 U , V ,Q y f ,J MU' V4 Z, I ff , 4 2: fi -.,.,:.gw ,Q V .X 1: 1 ' .' 'fb M 'fy ff? . fl' ,jj JOYCE EDNA LOWERY Wake Forest, North Carolina M f if geek BRENDA GAIL MASSEY Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina if 'af 'ko Nfl' 'Sl 5 RZ X fo , 4 if .4154 V Lf' 'Z six : ff of ,f fo ,, ,, ,f f f ,A 'R'N f l X - CAROLYN JOYCE MEDLIN Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina B! x vi ,Vg 2 il of E 36 on 2? f? 3 3 5 2 Q 4341 as arg: TI-IELMA GAIL NELSON Jacksonville , North Carolina ii CAROLYN FRANCES ROBINSON Clinton, North Carolina 21 'Ci:'f 1 .W . X , 5971! W y Sag. 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L, T L' V W Q gx ox W 52 1 SYLVIA SHEAFE SCARBOROUGH Sarasota, Florida IDA LEE SI-IELTON Roxboro, North Carolina KAY THOMPSON Bailey, North Carolina CAROLYN FAYE TUCKER Faison, North Carolina JACQUELYN SUE WRIGHT Greensboro, North Carolina 'Y' m s' , ' ET , ' ,Gif KQV 'w:,..4:-x Aww 1. 4' 79, 'Q -- Q,.,. 4.-1,1 'fs 4 -X 0,473 qw JUDITI-I MARABLE WEST Durham, North Carolina ww' QL.-P qwfr LINDA EARLE YARBOROUGH Roxboro, North Carolina TRANSFEREE READMISSION PATRICIA HARRIS BARR LAVONNE I-IINNANT STOKES Raleigh, North Carolina. If K -E, Raleigh, North Carolina 5111215 5he Night Before Qtaduation T was the night before Graduation, when all through the dorm, The Seniors were all waiting for that glorious morn. Our graduate uniforms were all pressed and starched, As we waited and anticipated that unforgettable march. The Seniors, all gathered for their last rendezvous Couldn't wait for the change to whites from blues . While we planned for the time when we all would be parted, We laughed as we thought of the day that we started. The year '61-the month of September, Oh me! Oh my! I-low well we remember, - Those first days of homesickness and evenings of fun Were soon to be forgotten as classes begun. We all worked together, each side by side, And our only perfume was our cat's formaldehyde! We learned how to properly give an injection, And memorized the symptoms of a million infections. Oh, but it was hard, to cram in the knowledge, But all of us knew our way to State College! Finally the night came when none of us napped, For the day had arrived when we would be capped. We donned our caps and felt like kings As we moved on along to bigger and better things . And when we grew weary, someone would remind us, At least we now had that first year behind us. Now we were juniors and we moved up the hall, Tormented the Freshmen --and had a ball. OB and DR and the Newborn nursery, OR, Pediatrics, Medicine and Surgery. Hopefully we planned for a weekend of heaven, Then they told us our shift was, of course, 3 to 11. But just as it seemed we could no longer stand We found consolation in our little black band. And when we grew weary, someone would remind us, At least we now had two years behind us. Now we were Seniors-and surely proud of it, 'Though the thoughts of State Boards was nothing to covet. We packed up our bags and moved to the Hill , Where for three months we cared for the mentally ill. Then back to Rex we came with such a clatter, No one had to look to see what was the matter. It was home to the old room and all of our buddies- And staying up nights writing bib cards and case studies. The Emergency Room was full of much drama, But working 11 to 7 was really great trauma. We helped the patients their burdens to bear And treated them all with Intensive Care . When we now grow weary, no one has toremind us, That our three years at Rex are now all behind us. For our dream has come true as we hopefully prayed it, And with tear-dimmed eyes, we sigh-- GRADUATION , W 25 made it f , x f X 6 Class Sponsors lov DR . ISAAC MANLY 'WV MRS, EDNA MAUGI-IAN, R.N. DR . ISAAC WRIGHT WALTER w1LsoN M35 C015 son of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson ,.. gg 5 ' 4 DR . THOMAS UMPI-ILET '-uv :WW X LISA SORRELS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sorrels 26 Psychiatry -- 556 Hill Dorothea Dix Hospital New friends and faces-and some of the same old ugly ones. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Whittington, Mrs. Dorman, and Mrs. Jernigan-the faculty. God bless them, they tried. vu, f, W I I 'haf' Our psychiatric home away from home-and those long walks to McBryde through rain, shine, sleet or snow. We were dedicated! Our first day on the wards and all those keys! ! How can we forget those hair-raising experiences . . . Of course there were new loves- I love you,Billy Too ? Evaluations, nursing care plans, bib cards, and inter- action notes-who said this place was easy? Senior Most Aftractzve Wlthesi For her striking appearance and cuteness . . . For her clever humor and sharp mind . . . CHARLOTTE EVELYN LEWIS CAROLYN FRANCES ROBINSON 28 i Superlatives Mosf fzgely to Succeed Most Depcndafilc For her eagerness to learn, and willingness to work . . For her punctuality, reliability, and cooperation IUDITH MARABLE WEST CAROLYN JOYCE MEDLIN NN Ylmm XFN! 'IME lx ' xx 7 I x m an Z I X x L , ,am f W7 29 Senior Hriencfliesf Most Professional For her warm smile and pleasing personality . . . For her poise and dignity, as well as efficiency . . . LINDA EARLE YARBOROUGI-I JANE ELIZABETH PAINTER w 1 A Q, i 30 Superlaiives Best All Round Most Zalentecl Forher ability to 1ead,fo1low, and do many things well . . . For her versatility and exceptional abilities LYNDA ANN BARNARD SYLVIA SI-IEAFE SCARBOROUGH s if 5 i ....-.......,.. ....,... W, , ..- l A n-'45 31 ,f vw unior Class ANN A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LIBBY BELL .......... ........ P resident ALICE MACON .... MAXINE WHALEY .... . . Vice President ANN ADAMS . . . 'xl 'I Q9 LIBBY BELL CAROL Brees MARTHA BOBBITT A go GAIL BRADSI-IAW I 1' 34 ANN ADAMS ANN ANDERSON CAROL BARBOUR JEAN BEAMAN Secretary Treasurer BETSY CHERRY GAY ENNIS BILLIE HUDSON 'KJYQ' JUDY HUFFMAN qv:-sf' 1 v7 i MARGARET SMITH GAYLE STEWART PAT TEAGUE MAXINE WI-IALEY Q Q Q vl..:- 2 as V ,,,,.., Q. A f' .:,:.,.,,., :., . 1 ,V f A' zz 1 ,Z if v Z EWS , if A f 71, VX : f ' Aa 74:1 f . I ., A f 1 . M I., , -f :,V . , A fn., ,f K j. ...,.T.,, ,V Azz- ..,, V -1-.., .,,. - ' A Q-4'1aaa :.:2?: A ,M,.Mg:hf-1f,.4a- -,:-.4 zz. T RANSFEREES 35 - . - . w f, 5:1151-S, , I fl! I ai iv. A S Q, S A . k f aff DORIS JEFFERYS Q ELIZABETH JOHNSON AW .,A,M A SUSAN LITTON ALICE MACON A BETTY MATTHEWS CAROL PATE SUE PEACOCK ' MARY RETTINGER f-if 07 SUE IRELAND DARI JOHNSTON MARY SATTERWI-IITE NOT PICTURED MELVA LATI-IAM LENA WARREN 14 W 5 xx Hn 1'- S L1 1 Hresgman Class V ' I I FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS MICKEY DOWELL ....... . . . . . . . . President IEAN GATLIN . . . . . . . . . Secretary CAROLYN JOHNSON .... .... V ice President LQIVERNE ST . JOI-IN. . . . . . . Treasurer SANDRA ALFORD BETTY BEVACQUA CAROL BURRAGE dfzf 'f7' , SUSAN BURTON LINDA DAVIS MICKEY DOWELL we ff i BETTIE LEE EAsoN K I ,uv . N ' I v , 38 K V1- ' - P A , , A digg? 1 V JEAN GATLIN ANITA I-IANSLEY VALLIE HARMQN BETTY I-IARRELL SHIRLEY JACKSON CAROLYN JOHNSON CONNIE JONES PATRICIA LOYD PATSY MITCHELL DOT MOSLEY I . QE4 .1 , if ' I WILNA EURY BECKY FLEMING SUE FOSTER ALICE GARRIS V, ,f 5 if W 5 'I L, W 1 1 Z 0 Z f 22,521 , wqqp .f P' EETSY O'NEAL MARGARET SMITH LaVERNE ST. JOHN VICKIE ST RUM gk R52 . va 4 pm rf we f ,sh- S- ' X -gf, N, Q J A ,- E WTQ JEAN TALTON ANN TI-IORE GENNI WADE WILMA WHITE Education MRS. RUBY G. BARNES Director of Nursing Education Mrs. Barnes is a graduate of the Baker San- itorium School of Nursing,Lumberton,North Carolina. She received her Bachelor of Sci- ence in Nursing Education,Duke University, Master of Science in Nursing, University of North Carolina, R e g i ste re d X-raytech- nologist, Johns Hopkins. Her experiences have been: staff nurse, head nurse, emer- gency room nurse, offic e nurse, nursing fundamentals instructor, medical-surgical instructor, director of nursing education, and consultant in nursing education. H jan Bayles and Helen Flood, secretaries, spend many long hours at their desk. Department 1701? MRS. AURELIA CREER Nutrition and Diet Therapy Instructor MRS. MARGIE HALL O.R. Nursing and Technique Instructor MRS . JOYCE HINTON Medical -Surgical Nursing Instructor MRS. CAROL HOOD Assistant Obstetric Nursing Instructor MRS. MARY ARMSTRONG Librarian MRS. MARTHA BURGESS Assistant Medical- Surgical Instructor MRS. ANGELINE COLLINS Assistant Obstetric Nursing Instructor MISS CAROL FRIEND Assistant Medical- Surgical Instructor tmp' Sclucaiion Department MRS. YVONNE KNAUFF Assistant Medical -Surgical Instructor MRS. MARY MCINTYRE Recruiting Nurse MISS DOROTHY MERROW Pediatric Nursing Instructor MRS. HARRIET POOLE Assistant Medical -Surgical Instructor 1' ,ff f4f fir gy ff ffyy Z I f sm xx, x I , ,X f f WM ,ff ., f ,K mar -n Q 'i'i' 3 V, A I f v, 1 I ,-24 X ' ' X ,fi 494 ' et? ,Q , F fy MRS. REBECCA SCOGGIN Student Health Nurse MRS. MARYBELLE SIMPSON Fundamentals of Nursing Drugs and Solutions Instructor MISS EVELYN THOMPSON Obstetric Nursing Instructor MRS . GALE WILBER Assistant Medical -Surgical Instructor -ev- ZZ 2 Nqr -f I 0 4 ,N Gut gaculiy -- 911 Action Www. CSGTNTS Ra, Boettner, and Mrs. Hitchcock chat Faculty members test the student body for their ability to recognize old photographs. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. with State Glee Club director after the concert. Our instructors take a short coffee break and relax. Phil, I think I would work better than that dummy. QPhi1 Keaton, First Aid Ingtrugtgr, Mrs.Keller faithfully guards the refreshment table . E E ---. S- -n-u- -I-I? ti -ug--nn. 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,,-. Student nurses, as portrayed by three faculty M un-- E -.,- ',','fl'f members. im' - '--...Q 2 2: 'lllluuqg,, -aa-, ,A itll- '-.. 'Sq E 'T: 1: .shi E F4 'QW ,cr TL Q V 759- . ,VM 'H 4 . v K. Wim x 4 zu' 35. Qrganigaiion and Activities MRS. DOROTHY NISWONGER Advisor Not Pictured MRS. AURELLA GREER Advisor f ,S so 4 Lynda Barnard, President, Susan Litton, Vice President, Frances Braswell, Recording Secretary, Eliza Allen, Corresponding Secretary, Martha Bobbitt, Treasurer. fr ' k 1 x 5 WU, ,qw 5 .fr f N- 1 I 5' . J ,f r T .f X , , , I ,. ,. ' r 4 ... H4152 Judith West, Carolyn Robinson, Senior Representatives, Gay Ennis, Mary Rettinger, junior Representatives, Libby Bell, Parliamentariang Ann Thore, Sandra Alford, Freshman Representatives, Sylvia Scarborough, Historian. 46 g ouetnmeni The purpose of the Student Government shall be to regulate all matters pertaining to the life of the students of Rex Hospital School of Nursing not under the jurisdiction of the facultyg to increase a sense of individual responsi- bilityg and to co-operate with the faculty in creating and maintaining high ideals in the nurses of the Rex Hospital School of Nursing. The Student Government participates in many worthy events throughout the year which include the District, State,andNational Student Nurses' Associations and Con- ventions, and the selection of a student within the state who is most worthy of being our State Student Nurse ofthe Year. This student must possess qualities of leadership, scholastic achievement, and nursing ability, Lynda Barnard was chosenfrom Rex to be our entry for the State Student Nurse of 1963. Student Christian Association Y fish fl' Anita Hansley, Presidentg Dorothy Mosley, Vice Presidentg Wilma White, Secretaryg Vallie Harmon, Treasurerg Beth Johnson, Missions Chairrnang Carolyn johnson, Song Leaderg Betty Eason, Pianist. The SCA was begun inFebruary, 1957,and has proven to be an important element in providing a well rounded program for student nurses. Monthly meetings are held and the entire student body is invited to attend. The programs are varied and most interesting, and include quest speakers,discussions,projects, movies and socials. The purpose of the Student Christian Association isto strengthen the spiritual life of the students and sponsor religious ac- tivities on campus. MRS . GALE WILBER Advisor 48 A w P Santa Hzlomena Santa Filomena is an honorary group for Senior student nurses recogniz- ' ing achievement and promoting leadership. Scholarship and nursing qualties are of equal importance. The purpose of the organization is to promote better nursing and higher nursing standards. I i I 5 ,,,, ,S ., ,W4,,WL,.,n-., A.,.,,.- 1 W .-',,. , , ,,4, 1 f ,I ,J 1 , Y. Q A --ff SYLVIA ALTMAN ll , ' 1' hi? 5 .',, g V .,,,. . ff l' ,. A lady with a lamp shall stand ' l In the great hlstory of the land LYNDA BARNARD A noble type of good Heroic womanhood JANE PAINTER 1 Nor even shall be wanting here The palm, the lily and the spear The symbols that of yore Saint Filomena bore. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow u ,'V' w , , ww ,f ,aff fy ,it C, 4 , E ff! 1, . .- ' 9' ' - :mfg ..,.-f 1 . f I 1 4 . 5 'lhab J S 1 ff ,,. rx, SANDRA CREECI-I SALLIE HALL 49 SUE WRIGHT War 1 , 1 ,Z 5212? V, ff ,a W . W 'f Q 41 mf' f' ' 'f ,:,L.:,Q , REBECCA S COGGIN Advisor .2-Za! .. 'ff , a LST' YI , - A aw -MwwvW All complaints are thoroughly investigated in addition to complete physicals given yearly. I' 4 .:,. 3. 1 ln ...c- M You don't mind a little 'bee -sting', do you? Mrs. Rebecca Scoggin, Student Health Nurse, dis- penses Daprisal, ETH, Coricidin, diarrhea mixture, and many other medications prescribed by Dr.Caroline Buie, Student Health Doctor. Routine immunizations are also given. Sick call is held each day for those who have complaints. Frequently, students are confined to the in- firmary. mfwwf www flnfirmary wwfmwww, M-fmisas bmi . LA U 4 I ,W 3, ,,.. ggi, Qt V I I , 4 Has anybody seen Mrs. Scoggin??? fibrary Bibs, bibs, bibs, The library serves as an excellent re- servoir of resource material for classes and various papers required in each division of the student's curriculum. It also provides a wide variety of r e a d i n g entertainment through a broad selection of fiction books and popular magazines. Junior and senior students may apply for positions as library assistants, tending the library during the evening hours and being paid for their work in this capacity. Mrs. Armstrong is very helpful in assisting students to find material needed for various projects. Mrs. Nancy Armstrong, librarian, checks the card file for overdue books. Qiee Club aruwbf- The Glee Club practicing at one of their weekly sessions. The Glee Club is composed of the entire Junior Class. This is their second season of singing together under the direction of Mr.Kriener.In addition to singing at school functions such as capping and graduation, they have entertained at various organizations throughout the city Such as the Kiwanis Club. MR. RAYMOND KRIENER 52 Mr. and Mrs. Kriener rehearse the girls Social Director MRS. TERESA KELLER Mrs. Keller, our Social Director, works with the social chairmen from each class to plan the many social activities of our school.Some of these include sock hops, formal dances, a Christmas party, teas, receptions, and many other activities. Q ef' ,if f W 'f , Residence Director MRS. DOROTHY NISWONGER Mrs.Niswonger, our Residence Director, has 1119-HY jObS IO keep Our Nurses' Home running smoothly. Some of her duties include directing the housemothers, making out work schedules, serving on various committees, acting as hostess at the desk, and of course supervising the work around the dorm. gresliman Housemofher i So this is nursing-Wonder when we'll see a real live PATIENT! MRS. CHRISTINE JOHNSON Mrs. Johnson, a resident of Raleigh, has been the freshman housemother since July 1962. She has the difficult job of taming all new freshmen, and orienting them to their new home. Since her arrival here, she has found her duties to include housekeeping, maintenance man, chief fireman, and on weekends and at nights a ! , Don't give up-the juniors and Seniors assure us that things will get worse. substitute nurse . The Freshmen struggle with their problems, but it all comes out in the wash -I think they call it nervous energy. MRS. HATTIE STALLINGS Mrs. Stallings is the housemother for the Junior and Senior classes. She came to Rex in November of 1956. Since then there have been many changes in the school but she still seems to enjoy her job. I-Ier biggest job is seeing that we keep our rooms clean, and the kitchens tidy. These support hose are driving me crazy! unior and Senior Housemother Time out from studies for the pause that refreshes Smile, you 're on Candid Camera! No matter what, we just can't stop . . . smoking ! ?! W ff 'Vis ANN ADAMS wi, ' SYLVIA SCARBOROUGH 'Q'?'Qf'7r I JEAN GATLIN Miss Rex Court YF.:-A GAIL BRADSHAW Y' ?5 ,-v- aff' SANDRA ALFORD 56 GAY ENNIS LYNDA BARNARD .., .,,, ,I LAVERNE ST. JOHN 1 'ff ! Miss Rex Dance Hefiruary lil, 1964 The newly-crowned queen and her attendants reign over festivities. How do we always get stuck with this job? Hum-m-rn, what' ya got in that bowl, Mrs. Barnes? if v 'I ,.' Mrs. Harriet Poole, Miss Rex of 1963, crowns Miss Rex of 1964, Eliza Allen. Dr. Isaac Wright, Senior sponsor and Mrs. Wright join in the dancing. .vu .of-ffl-e.',X Q A .. ,fn sin . , 1 unior-Senior Dance April 19, 1964 3. the vm 1 Seniors with dates cool off on the porch at the Plantation Inn. The pharmacist turns musician until 12 O'Clock. Kent and his Transitionals really kept us rocking! Some people liked dancing-even without a partner. l i The Rex Faculty really turned out for the big event and seem to be enjoying the refreshments. Everyone lives it up, in c l u d i n g the preacher-right Barnard? ?? 59 CHARLOTTE LEWIS Copy Editor 46' MRS. REBECCA SCOGGIN Advisor SUE WRIGHT Editor iggiingale JENNY FAIRCLOTH Advertising Manager x wix kg-147 LINDA YARBOROUGI-I Circulation Manager I 6 O if MISS DOROTHY MERROW Advisor WT? ELIZA ALLEN Copy Editor CAROLYN MEDLIN Co-Editor Sfaff H 1964 61 1..,'Lr? 2 .Minis 2 wif ,fy :ii i- - 557L.. sk gg ,4-sk IUDITI-I WEST Business Manager KAY THOMPSON Picture Editor Administration J MR. CHARLIE GILLIAM Assistant Director Mr. Gilliam received a B.S. in Business Administration from Memphis State University, Memphis Tennessee. I-Ie is married and has been with Rex Hospital for ten years. MR . JOSEPH BARNES Director Mr.Barnes, originally of Rochester, New York, attended the University of Rochester as a pre-medical student, and received a B.S. in Printing Administration from the Carneige Institute of Technology. He obtained hisM.B.A. in Hospital Administration from the University of Chicago. Mr. Barnes has been Director of Rex Hospital since 1954. He is married and the father of three children. MR. JACK WILLIS Assistant Director Mr.Willis came to Rex Hospital in 1955 after completing the require- ments for a Bachelor of Science degree at Wake Forest College. He served his administrative residency here at Rex Hospital. MR. KEN SCHOONHAGEN Administrative Resident Mr. Schoonhagen, from Rochester, New York, is an affiliating student with Duke University. As part of his graduating requirements,Mr.Schoonhagen is completing a six -month training period in our hospital, during which time he works on special projects and assignments. J A Q 12V 6 a 3 BERTI-IA HART BOETTNER, R.N. Director of Nursing Service Mrs. Boettner is a graduate of the New Rochelle Hospital School of Nursing. She has been employed at Rex since 1960. She has two children, Bob and Pat. SARAH WADE HITCHCOCK, R.N. Director of Nursing Mrs. Hitchcock graduated from the Duke University School of Nursing and came to Rex in 1950. She is married to Mr. Marvin R. Hitchco ck, and they have two sons, Marvin and Wade. I . V Mx -4-A 3 -11 SUPERVISORS Mrs . Emory Mrs . Clifton 13, , , qw ' X Q' K + A Gs 9' .s M 11 A 4 -,A .Jw rx. , A, '! f '- W x Xl I OJ CD . . C: 'U IT! 75 42 E74 O 'PU U1 .A v. I' , Q . K , -B -- X 1:1-vZ?i.m -. N 'wi 4 -- Mrs Woodard Mrs Shankle Mrs . C ashw ell K l H21 Qu .w mm Q . s ' :,. M T 67 L Q, V4 ' aj? so L is M X rf 2 fe e- 5 w- . X 1 ,X X. : . v N S. 2 .,., 1 x XM s ' Y x g Q, AQ X XY S S! ,Q 1 5 Q X , 11-7 SUPERVISORS Mrs. Tartar Mrs. Mahaffey wc- 'imp-Li i Staff DR. A. ALDERMAN General Practice DR. L. ALLEN Neurology DR. J. BALLEW E.E.N.T. DR. H. BARRICK, JR. Internal Medicine DR. D. BELL Oral Surgery DR. W. BETHUNE Surgery DR . M . BOLUS Dermatology DR. G. BRANAMAN Gynecology w x A X f Q 9 DR. I. COMBS Internal Medicine DR. G. COOPER E.E.N.T. DR . T . DAMERON Orthopedics DR. T. DANIEL Urology DR. F. EASTWOOD Pediatrics DR . C . EGERTON Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. H. FAGAN Internal Medicine DR . W . FARLEY Pediatric s Doctors DR. P. FOX, SR. Urology .- NA, DR. J. GALLowAY gt Gene ral Practic e DR. T. GREER Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. A. HAMILTON Surgery DR. A. HARER Orthopedics DR. H. I-IAYWOOD E.E.N.T. .4 X DR. E. HERRLNG General Practice E.E.N.T. DR. M. HILL General Practice DR. J. HITCH Dermatology DR. W. HUNT Orthopedics DR. R. IACKSON Radiology R JK' se 7' 4105.1 , Q 1 o f 'L if E Qiivflg R i H 'R t c . 2 DR. L. KERMON General Practice DR. C. KISTLER General Practice ..,f 1' DR. L. LILES agp.-X General Practice DR. C. LLOYD General Practice DR. I. MANLEY Surgery DR. J. MANLEY ,gr K Surgery R DR. S. MARTIN General Practice DR. P. MCELRATH pf: Obstetrics and Gynecology mg X Pi 6 9 5 DR. V. HIcKs, JR. lf DR . H. PERKINS Medicine DR. E. PIERCE Medicine DR . M . PIZER Pediatrics DR. R. POOLE, JR. Pediatrics .40-., ...rv-.W .wu- Staff DR. A. MCINNIS Pediatrics DR. H. MCMANUS General Practice DR. I. MERRITT Internal Medicine DR. I. MOORE Orthopedics DR. W. NEAL Surgery DR. L. OGBURN General Practice DR. I. OLIVER Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. E, PAGE, JR. Internal Medicine 'iv 'Fri Q... 'N-...,- 70 DR. N. PRITCHETT Medicine DR. W . PUGH Pediatrics DR . I . RHODES Surgery DR . I . RHODES Urology DR. I. ROE Oral Surgery DR. H. ROSE, JR. Surgery DR. R. RUARK Obstetrics and Gynecology DR . R . SALEEBY Proctology W, . Doctors DR . L . SANDERS Pediatrics 1 fbi DR. W. SENTER Internal Medicine DR. P. SIMPSON Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. G. SINCLAIR Surgery DR. L. STALLINGS Surgery ' ' -V 'Z ' .' 'fiat f' DR. C. STYRON, SR. I , d Internal Medicine ' st, Q , 3 DR. A. SUMMERLIN, JR. ' Obstetrics and Gynecology -A H ' 1 if nf, 'ii ' if R vr , A ' , - - General Practice 1 Q Q DR H. THORNHILL E.E.N.T. WA DR G. THoRNH1LL W. E,1z.N.T. N X DR R. WALL ' ' E.E.N.T. Internal Medicine DR . E . WATERI-IOUSE Pediatrics DR. A . WEBB Surgery DR. D. WI-IITAKER General Practice DR. A. WILKERSON Obstetrics and Gynecology gig, 'hum X DR. C. WILKERSON Internal Medicine DR. L. WILKERSON Obstetrics and Gynecology DR . I. WILKINSON Dermatology DR. R. WILLETT Internal Medicine 71 -f be-...... DR T C WORTH X . .1 .HSN - T' .I f 3 . ,,-: i 4 ,1:g,, .P Radiology BARR INGER BELLAMY, JR . BENSON BETTS BISHOP, JR. cHASSoN DAVIS , IR . DAVIS DOERR EDWARDS FARMER Fox, JR . GASKIN HALL HARPER HERMAN HIGKS , SR . JENKINS KIMBRELL, JR. Staff Doctors DR. H. WILSON Internal Medicine DR. T. WILSON Pathology DR. W. WITHERS Internal Medicine DR. J. WRIGHT E.E.N.T. DR. YAW-CHEN Pediatric Resident DR. R. MADRY DR. T. MARTIN DR. J. MCREE DR. c. MERWARTH DR. G. MIDDLETON DR. B. MOORE DR. R. MOSELEY DR. G. PASGHAL DR. W. ROSE DR. c. RGYSTER DR. S. SMITH DR. J. VALONE DR. J. WHELISS DR. M. WILSON DR. E. W1NSIoW DR. W.T. WARD DR. I. WRIGHT DR. T. UMPHLETT DR. C. BUIE Pediatric Resident 72 Head urses and Supervisors MRS. ESTELLE FLYTHE, R.N. East Hall MRS . FELICIA GOODMAN, R .N . Third East MRS. MARGIE I-IALL, R.N. Operating Room MISS ANNE I-IALLIBURTON, R.N Clinic MRS. MARY BAKER, R.N. Third Center MISS ANNA BARBOUR, R.N. Supervisor-Pediatrics MRS. LORAINE DANIELS, R.N. First West I 4 I.. 'W f I 1 f , f xl MV '07 4 i L... Q :.. a MRS. RACHEL PARTIN, R.N. Delivery Room MRS. MARGARET REED, R.N I.C.U. MRS. JANE ROGERS, R.N. Recovery Room MRS. VIRGINIA ROGERS, R.N. Second East MRS. JEAN ROWLAND, R.N. Supervisor-Emergency Room MRS. MARY SORRELS, R.N. Fourth West MISS EVELYN THOMPSON, R. Supervisor-Obstetrics MRS. LISA WILLIAMS, R.N. Supervisor-Operting Room bk 3 ,.,.,,,,,, ,,.., .. 1 , .,6:,7f4'?1w I - aliswfefzftf 1 , ' Hngwmg 7, N W 1 f f .77 X .Ji N .4 MISS I-IESTER KEEL, R.N. Griffin Hall MRS. AUDREY KELLY, R.N. O.B. Hall MRS. EDNA MAUGI-LAN, R.N. Pediatrics MISS MAXINE MAURICE, R.N. Em erg ency Room S ff . E 9 9 X ' A T., X of K K Sf I' Q .E Q .7 -5 '31 X X554 X x I ws-fi 4 1 A! 73 NA A as I4 V waz, I R 0 ff M A DR. CHARLES R. BUGG january 18, 1896 - December 11, 1963 74 fin Memoriam No physician, in so far as he is a physician, considers his own good in what he prescribes, but the good of his patient, for the true physician is also a ruler having the human body as a subject, and is not a. mere money- maker. He was the good doctor. He was the beloved doctor. And in all aspects of his mind and spirit, he was a beautiful man. jonathan Daniels 75 Hospital Departments ii! li EMERGENCY ROOM Miss Shelton checks equipm ent, especially the resuscitator with Miss Thornton. E f LABORATORY Miss McGee explains the purpose and handling of a blood culture to Miss Scarborough and Miss Cowan, lab tech- nician. X-RAY Mr. Satterwhite explains results of an X-ray to Miss Wright. PHYSICAL THERAPY Mrs. I-lallgoes over principles and application of the head halter traction to Miss Chesson. S 5 I we M ,gm ti '27, X 1 . ix . .V Q if 0 .. if I X X tl 1 Vo l I 2 EAST HALL Mrs. Flythe makes rounds while Miss Medlin is giving medications. V 1., 'fffiw EKG Missjonesdoes an EKG while Miss West gives reassurance to the patient. tm' ' ' , - J 3 ,, , . 4 r f X l f f i ' Pl-LARMACY MissBarnard gets her stat medicines and advice from Kent and Don. HOUSEKEEPING Mrs. Bailey and Mr. Dowd are responsible for su- pervising housekeeping personnel in their duties. fi a,ff'h in-I INFORMATION DESK Mrs. Snow has a record of each patient in the hospital and helps visitors locate the patients. x xx SOCIAL SERVICE Mrs. Yates works with the doctors in ob- taining financial help for eligible patients. PURCHASING Mr. Joyner keeps the hospital supplied with adequate and sufficient supplies and equipment. 1 ia I 4 A Aww- 15 H- A ' E qv 6,,,,f,,,f.rrfM Uilum- -A 1 6513140 5 IB. nfwx . I ns H IIINAFISH 35 IHEESESURGER sowwfwmsolun M 'M' zo I I0 uxf 45 mon seo? 45 C3 on fflffsfoiggg mygffercasusex 30510 HMGG I E I A , ff pf COFFEE SHOP Miss Massey takesadischarged patient by the coffee shop to get change from Mrs. Stone, before he leaves the hospital . 78 ADMITTING OFFICE , Mrs.Myatt makes new patients feel at ease in a friendly LAUNDRY Mr. Todd directs the laundry personnel in providing linen for the hospital services. BARBER SHOP environment as she goes through admission procedures. MT- Kifbi' PI'0VideS barbel' Services to Patients and busy doctors.Dr.Hill gets his hair cut stat SWITCI-IBOARD Our switchboard operators are very efficient in channel- ing communication throughout the hospital. ,f-S44 'e' - - Q ff ix? . ..: lm gp-1-N-1 4 w3'i'lierQ,.',1 'Y 5 new - 5 ' ,E 'VIWJ-mxLv,,L 3 . H.. - :NA 'PMP -i ,. ii.. SECOND CENTER Miss Lewis demonstrates proper techniques as she pre- pares a pre -operative medication. GRIFFIN HALL Miss Thompson cheerfully takes her 8:00 A.M. T . P. R . 's. -g I -3 5 -...W i wage SECOND EAST Miss Capps charts pertinent information about her patients . ANESTHESIA Miss Lowery observes as Dr. Doerr explains proper tech- niques of anesthesia administration. so ,- 2 ik xx, XL if . f gi PEDIATRIC HALL Mrs. Creech provides diversion as she meets the child's physical needs. THIRD CENTER Miss Altman routinely checks her charts before beginning her day's work. F 1 fir , , Q iff I 5 ls ll 4 1 f , PEDIATRIC NURSERY Miss Hudson meets the child's emotional needs by giving T . L.C . CENTRAL SUPPLY ROOM Miss Allen obtains sterile supplies for special procedures. Ml VW' , -r'4t lb-.-. 'x RECORD ROOM Mrs. Barr obtains old records at the doc:tor's request. CLINIC Miss Cowie prepares the child for examination by Dr. Buie. , 1 2 f l' 5 f' 'S 3 or PRAYER ROOM Miss Braswell ends a busy day with a moment of meditation. f xi 3 3 2 ? . 3 3 , l 5 1 FOURTH WEST Miss Robinson helps the doctor change a surgical dressing . I ' ' ' I l ' It xi li if , g , - g- M I i 'ff ,Hifi iff 34' 4 ' V ,t CAFETERIA 2 5, Qg Mr. Young, manager, observes while Lewis skillfully f N serves hungry students. -Q QL fr, liz i ...1-..-4f E V O.B. HALL Miss Hill sees that mother and infant are safely on their O.B. NURSERY Way home. Miss Bissette carefully weighs the newborn ' infant. INTENSIVE CARE UNIT Miss Hunnicutt observes while the use of new equipment is demonstrated. ,X ff, ii 1 x f. 8 1 x E 'Eh' gg 1 ss PY is 'si xt FIRST WEST Miss Faireloth keeps close observation of the patient's vital signs. KJ Q ll ,, ,L 'V -1 4 fx Mrs. Stokes meets the immediate post-op needs of the surgical patient. THIRD EAST Dr. James Rhodes demonstrates use of oxygen equip- ment to Miss Yarborough and Miss Smith. 4 Q O.R. :- Mrs. Williams supervises as Mrs. Hall helps Miss Hall prepare for the next operation. 84 5 ,S 5 5 51 .E Xe 227, V' Huff' , W., www f 7 ,, ,.fff NWTW42 ..,. A . ZW' X if x J L li , PREMATURE NURSERY Miss Nelson learns to adapt her nursing skills to the premature infant. DISCHARGE OFFICE These girls make sure the patients' expenses are totaled accurately and promptly before discharge. us:-1,-1 .Q ,Ulu--g -1 'I 3- l'l-'ll n !1pyl.'g!.':ll fvafm'n'u1 -F 1rl'1' Q 5-at 1 , i i Hb 4 s W ,,,,fw ,,..7fw 5. A A I . . M- y 5 ,J ,ffyf H f ,, f gfmiirhnll 7 umzrzll 4 uma glut. St. Mory's ot Johnson Street Raleigh, North Corolino Y 's A A S f N.. J, X N N. t 'I 'iff 5 - Wh' x fxitff Lf , fy? It 5 241.1 V 'J - ' -'i?i9'L 5f. ' A-1 f . , . . A ' ' RP ,ff I ' L71 V -' A ,Q' V . - P 1 T' - i 4, ' mf 3 2:2 ' QQ. ,..- ..--M' l x if iff as ' ' fl H iff- '13, in 4. - . - t ' ve' ..,..,1,4-' ff ,ai W'l an - AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone TEmple 3-8678 88 where there's N0 smoke there's N0 fire! SAFE..CLEAN..MODERN CCAROLINA POWER81 LIGHT COMEPANYD An investor-owned, taxpaying, public utility company Avg eo 1e.i - QA llx'1'4flQl-4,91-'. ,'-' I 'sr 1' 62? rerrifa n 'sem 71 fQi'? '51 0 .4 f e,.: .1 A-,I qylxm x N w 1 wg -y...l - ,Je 'je ggi, 5l.l,w H f 'MZQU 'NQ'Wee'e?fY61vWeivm 7 'eel '.' 1,411 '-Qw es H 'X In rsh' :fy 4'-2'l,g0f'b 4 'sf rf .qgfiwfe It l'?: :'w H - H Q o5'f'Hfiiav lEt ' 5 e 23 'I P. . 0 fx e 'I elE ' 'Q ' ' X e ALMOST EVERYONE V Q LOVES PIN E STATE ' e mx the popular preference in ff' J' 5' ' ,, 89 Compliments OFFSET Frank E. Jones, Inc. PR,N,.,NG TEL. 82-7454f55 P-0- BOX 302 f 50l Hlllsbofo Slreel KRALEIGH. NORTH cAnoLlNA DIXON RADIO 84 TV 519 Downtown Blvd. P.O. Box H033 Raleigh, N.C. Phone 834-7834 Soles - Service - Rentals 90 BEST VVISHES FROM HOTEL SIR WALTER Rc1leigh's Very Finest 100 Per Cent Air Conditioned Free Parking A. Meyer Hotel Arthur E. Buddenhcgen, Monoger JAMES H. ANDERSON COMPANY Floor Maintenance Materials and Sanitary Supplies Phone TE-4-3861 P.O, Box 342 418 West Peace Street Raleigh North Carolina 91 THE REX HGSPITAL COFFEE SI-IGP pp ' hp fh d pl ply H Mus dDIy H QAM 63oPM E pwdas QAM 4PM C I F REX HOSPITAL GUILD W. ll. KING DRUG CIIMPA Y WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Raleigh North Carolina A DEPENDABLE SOURCE FOR DEPENDABLE DRUGS The House of Friendly and Dependuhle Service PENNINGTON-SMITH FUNERAL HOME Phone TE 2-7743 TO4 South Dowson Street RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA Good Luck Girls! GARLAND C. NORRIS COMPANY Hillsboro Rood Phone TE 2-0324 INSIST ON GOLDEN TAP ORANGE JUICE THE BEST PURE - NOT FROZEN 93 I UCCIDENTAl extends CONGRATULATIONS To the graduating Class of 1964 3iIii:2fN ' bt a aa aaaaa, a a mf WVFETT7 OCCIDENTAL 3, N gfqaafy OF NORTH CAROLINA 94 R. B. STOKES CONCRETE CONTRACTURS A , ESTABLISHED 1936 7 0 SIDEWALKS o DRJVEWAYS L X. A o FOUNDATIONS 0 BASEMENTS A 0 smrs v UNDERGROUND X 'E WATERPROOFING 5,2 X B. 6, 'SWIMMING PooLs -- ,Eg V1 0 commzu PATIOS 'ff 3 1 Jack Hammer, Air Compressor 9, ,.,,'- ... Nz E., ? Vibrator With Operator Rental ' K Au. wonx euARANmso 'IFN FREE ESTIMATES 927 S. SAUNDERS 0'EN2L3?,?:lZ??..,f, NASH - STEELE - WARREN Distributor for ZENITH RADIO ond T.V. Phone Temple 4-3421 226 Glenwood Avenue RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA TI-IDMAS I-I. BRIGGS AND SGNS, INC. Hardware Since I865 Raleigh, North Carolina VILLAGE PHARNIACY RED WOLF RESTAURANT Cameron Village Raleigh, North Carolina Phone TE 4-T347 HUDSON - BELK Eastern Rol EFIRD'S Corolino's Largest S'rore eigh, Norfh Carolina 5 ' L - 7 ' - , WI A,A, Hill EUTFT1 1, ,, f- - u I, A ---Q Fl-1 Lg -1 3 , .. I ,.L.,W.-P M -W R , PRIVATE PARKING MBE, MEMBER 25,523 fx THE ORDER ZZQZYZ I NuIionul!.SeIecteh:UUlnrliriuns GO DEOF THE 50 -Q ,,P- I U .. 0PIrfvErA1I0 N Rm R Lf SERVICE SINCE 1836 Pll0ne Bro W n f W y n ne FUNERAL HOME 308 SAINT MARY'S sr. 96 HONEYCUTT FRUIT 84 PRODUCE CO Wholesale Only Exclusive Distribution Tree Ripe Oranges 8 Grapefruit RALEIGH - DURHAM - FAYETTEVILLE Guy L. Honeycutt W.D. Honeycutt President Sec'y 8- Treos. JUST IN CASE 1 BECOME A CASE 'Sp 'ELZT iff- 'cfigi . z? 5 I 'N A T R+ M N A M , M. -A ' X ,z U f In It'S Nice To Know Of A Place Like Rex 1 X , X - WML RALEIGH LETTER WRITERS, INC. Printing o Direct Mail 97 CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY 7101 kerS1r R le br rx c,. 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S. iii FIRST IN FASI-IICNS IN THE CARCLINAS IOI CONGRATULATIONS mom WRENN ELECTRIC COMPANY MAC JOSEPHS 404 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, North Carolina For All OCCGSIO Electric Appliances of All Types SALES AND SERVICE DICTAPHONE CORPORATION .lOHNSON'S .IEWELERS RALEIGH NGRTH CAROLINA 309 Fayetteville Raleigh, N . C RANCE PUSSER, Manager Congratulations to the Class of '64 KERR REXALL DRUGS C V T F omp rrnen s o your Cameron Village Ridgwood Tel. 833-5523 Tel. 832-3749 and P . . . . HOSTESS CAKE SALESMAN rescrlption Specialists THE BRITT COMPANY NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Wholesale Grocers John M. Biggs 3lO S. Harrington St. P. O. Box l408 401 Oberlin Road TEmple 4-6421 Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Ccrouno lO2 COMPLIMENTS OF fmt it IIIII CLINIC SHOE CENTER Fayetteville Street Cameron Village Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina HMIQQS RALEIGH HARDWARE. INC l4OI Downtown Boulevard Phone VA 8 -325 I COMPLIMENTS OF United Restaurant Equipment Company 2654 South Saunders Street Raleigh, North Carolina Food equipment service for Restaurants- Schools-Churches NN EY' Shop Monday, Thursday, and Friday Nights 'til 9 Cpl F INSTITUTICDNAL FOCDDS CO., INC. 10106 5 Rvgh N hc I Ph 834 0789 BORDENS MILK AND ICE CREAM Very Big on Flavor K 9 4? E F Q I I jIQx 1 Jia P 6-sl f!,a :eau , ' 'avi 5' ORTHOPEDIC SERVICE COMPANY OF RALEIGH Clayton WA 2-7l53 W. H . Wendt - Certified Orthotist Bus. TE 4-7720 Home TE 3-9107 TLBLU l l I I I d I et- rite flip ll Il f cola 'Billie ' Nm E ' ut ,Mm A lmi S Only I Calorie Per Serving IVIEDLI N-DAVI S Cleaners of Distinction N . Salisbury St. Cameron Village Louisbu rg Road PHILLIPS ROOFING COIVIPANY, INC Custom Made Sheet Metal Work and Roofing 3I9 West Davie Street . - Hi Raleigh, North Carolina 3 . - 1 ua I I I Dual 833 3520 SHEET METAL L, -,A XPERTS Dillon Supply Co. Industrial Supplies and Machinery Sales with Service Raleigh ' Durham 'I Rocky Mount Goldsboro Charlotte The Broiler lncorp. 2I7 Hillsboro Street Open 24 Hours Finch's Drive In Cafeteria Restaurant 4OI W. Peace Street Raleigh North Carolina H43 nioirttgage an er' ?W A specialist in the art of creating, marketing and managing all types of real estate loansg a public-spirited citizen available to assist any community with expansion and development. From twelve convenient ofiices Cameron-Brown Company's specialists welcome the opportunity to serve you and your community. Their years of experience and accomplishments as mortgage bankers enables them to obtain funds readily for housing, shopping centers, retail businesses, ofiice and industrial buildings. Creating Better Communities hlnis ' 'v .vp . ' . 'L sk '- A su! !! F Milla I ?I- NORTH CAROLINA: RALEIGH - GREENSBORO - CHARLOTTE -' ASHEVILLE FAYETTEVILLE - WINSTON-SALEM - DURHAM -- HIGH POINT SOUTH CAROLINA: GREENVILLE - ANDERSON - COLUMBIA - CHARLESTON WW things g0 better With mist Asn fztratsu nuns MAMQD . Borneo unoen Awrnonrrv or me cocA-coux comwmv av THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. 106 Compliments of OUR ECONOMY CLEANERS ADVERTI ZERS Pictu res Mode By MR. FRANCIS LAVERGNE JOHNSON Hillview Road IT 107 Chapel Hill, North Corolin BOOSTERS Handy Man Hardware Co. Mr. 8.Mrs. N. F. McKay Chambers, Yarboro 8. Garrett Warehouse Bosse Jewelers Carolyn Grace Warren, R. N. Betty Fisher Potter Reba Jones Gerry Hollars Janet Hotchkiss Louise H. Wilkerson Bill Duncan Emma Eliza Allen Sylvia Ann Altman Lynda Ann Barnard Patricia Harris Barr Alice Lee Bissette Frances Inez Braswell Sara Ann Capps Linda Lee Chesson joan Gail Cowie Sandra Uzzell Creech jennifer Ann Faircloth Sallie Ann Hall Mary Lou Hill Helen Carole Hudson Rosalyn Marie Htmnicutt Charlotte Evelyn Lewis Joyce Edna Lowery Brenda Gail Massey Carolyn Joyce Medlin Thelma Gail Nelson jane Elizabeth Painter Carolyn Frances Robinson Sylvia Sheafe Scarborough Ida Lee Shelton Lavonne Hinnant Stokes Kay Thompson Carolyn Faye Tucker Judith Marable West jacquelyn Sue Wright Linda Earle Yarborough Weatherman's Jewelers Mr. 8.Mrs. W. B. Medlin Bill Cothren Mr. 8. Mrs. Ursal Yarborough Early C . Wright Mr. 8. Mrs. William F. Massey B. A. fBatel Mauney Ernie R. Sagar, Jr. Mr. 8.Mrs. G. H. Allen Mrs. Dorothy Niswonger Kornegay Gulf Service Box 32 Route 4 604 Church Street 1208 College Place Route 1 Box 195 Route 1 Moye Drive Box 426 Route 4 Box 384 1108 Godwin Avenue Route 2 Box 177 Route 1 202 Dennis Avenue 109 Pinecrest Drive Route 1 1032 jefferson Street 1005 Washington Street 118 E. Bayshore Drive Route 1 Route 4 Box 149 Box 2246 Route 3 Route 1 Route 2 Box 332 1112 Georgia Avenue 1211 Grove Street 108 Winstead Street 108 Tar Heel, N. C Dunn, N. C. Cheraw, S. C. Raleigh, N. C. Zebulon, N. C. Pine Level, N. C Fuquay-Varina, N. C Farmville, N. C. Carolina Beach, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. Lumberton, N. C. Richlands, N. C. Vanceboro, N. C. Zirconia, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Wake Forest, N. C. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Roanoke Rapids, N. C jacksonville, N. C. Wendell, N. C Clinton, N. C. Sarasota, Fla. Roxboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C Bailey, N. C. Faison, N. C. Durham, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Roxboro, N. C. A ote of Zhanhs . Many factors go into the making of a yearbook but the people behind the scenes are the ones who help make it a true picture of school life. We owe a great deal to those who have contributed so much to our publication. At HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY, we say thank you to MR. ED GOLDSTON for the never ending help, advice and encouragement given us in the printing of our book. To MR. S MRS. F. LAVERGNE JOHNSON of LAVERGNE'S OF CHAPEL HILL,we thankyou for theexpert pictures and patience in working with our difficult time schedule. The service was not only efficient and of e xc e llent quality, but pleasant during our portrait and candid sessions. CHARLIE GILLIAM deserves our deepest appreciation for services too num erous to mention, but mostly for his genuine interest and support. MRS. SCOGGIN and MISS MERROW as our advisors have given unselfishly of their time, energy, and suggestions toward the publication of this book. To them we are deeply indebted. To ELIZA, JUDITH, LINDA, JENNY, CHARLOTTE and KAY, our staff, whohave workedso tirelessly in all facets, we are infinitely appreciative. MISS ALMA KERMON has worked hard for Rex student nurses, but this year we owe her a special thanks for the history and photographs she generously con- tributed commemorating the 70th Anniversary of our School. Classmates always help each other and this year is no exception. Thank you CLASSMATES for your help in selling ads, writing copy, and in making many helpful sug g e stions. To the MERCHANTS, BUSINESSMEN, and INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS of our yearbook, we say thank you for showing your interest in our school and for helping to make our 1964 Nightingale possible. As the years of the future become the years of the present, may your Nightingale be an ever near encyclopedia of memories-academic, social, and service, for the year 1964. Many good wishes from us and the entire Nightingale staff. 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