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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1969 volume:

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X I 'nfz so tired, I haven 't slept a wink I,rn so tired, my mind is on the blink I wonder should I get up andjix mysey a drink Lenn0n!McCarlney W Q i . J F I 9 CC 1' Undiscovered and alone till someone says hello 11 outside mysehf pretending to know me inside myseh' where is the soul of me who am i, what am i doing here AIcivar!McKinney ,N ' .iv 'x lb, 'ix- .4 . Eval ff . - V. , , MA imgmsm 1 gr, .,,,,,,..,.. - T455 . V ,. rx.. . :Ani If ,wg-mx 'h -:4 w 4,- '.ii ' Q . i' 337' 4 , eh... N was Thank you MA SCOTS Colby Williams Ann Courie WF' N-af 5 Laughing eyes, a ready smile, and always a friendly, in- spiring word. She displays a strong desire to share her storehouse of knowledge. Her willingness to help and her ability to understand our problems has meant much to us. She was always there to listen, teach and encourage us to keep s1IiVing to reach our place in society as a pro- fessional nurse. For these reasons, we the Senior Class dedicate the 1969 Nightingale to you . . . 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I, -' 4.' 44 f. 1 1' 4i1 '-11'fI1414', 1, 11,11 ' 11 'uf' 1' ffm 'g1:f'v E' 4171.15 A Nw -. :fn 141: 1 1 ,,, . .id w' 1 1. 111-1-111 .Q 4 - gg' 111, ..' .fu ' 1 '1 S iff Pri' X ' 1 1.1.-1' 1 -1 1 A 1, QM ', '1l 1J E u If l SENIORS 4 REX HO 5 PITAL fouwmgn BY Jour-1 Rf-Lx UNDER wxu. OF 1839 Tx-us sun.mz-sq Enscrsn 1955 - TRUST:-:ss ' DR.J.w. MQGEE.. CHAHQMAN. 1 51.1.1-:NJJO . w.B.w T H.JoHNsoN RTCH SHORE SECY. Winn - 'V ml WMM K- 'B Qantas 'WY TJ' Frankie Anderson LY1111 Anderson, Vice -President it gym Colon Barker Ann Blackmon QL, 'WZWJY Barbara Bromm Angie Brooks, President 21 Betty Coleman Ns. X Margaret Highsmith Pam Edwards Francie Hoag 22 0 'Sf '?' SENIORS Susan Lnunpkin 'UN ' f' Judy Lyles, Secretary 23 SENIORS 24 Gail Myrick K. joy Phillips 5 ' ,M ww' tl. Kathi Rogers Judy Trachtenberg, Treasurer -Wk. spin agp, means gm-yy X4 Cheryl Wills Hel en Woodard 25 J UNIGRS 1 Ki K 9x Q-1-f' Liz Amos Kay Beaird Coleen Belleve im.. fi QQ-. ,gpm .jf- 'F Linda Dean, Donna Dilday Teresa Dughi Vice -President Q f Cathy Gay, Georgia Hill, Diane 120145011 President Treasurer 26 'DY Pat Jones Linda Lassiter Maxine Lytle -.Jyw 1 3 Sherrod McDaniel - Q, an Winnie McKenzie 4'-we 'Vx .. ,K Judy MCLau.rin Q . Sarah Pike Amy R andolph i 'fl aiu, Carol Pearce Brenda Philen K Flin 28 if x Y r I . JUNIORS inp- -us-uv -.Jo Paulette Roberts Estelle Sexton Martie Sumrell Jane Thompson ft- tin- L i K Joy Smith, Secretary K Susan Turnage 1- AT L 'Qumr- Mary Lou Vickery Jeanie Williams Noliie Williams 29 Glenda Askew X, Margaret Goodson FRESHMEN jermifer Andrews ,vs joan French, President Saddie Gillespie K 'if' X 1 I Carol Gurkin Ginger Hickman 30 xmas fin. Wanda Knott Q 'V Brenda McCu1-ry, Rachael Mann Linda Maynard Vice -President 31 ! t 5 X F RESHMEN Nancy Minton ibn' lK-... Q-I-T Nancy Io Moore Debbie Norrell, Judy Northcott Treasurer 32 I f ea-.,.-o -HMA- ' Carol Parker Dianna Perry, Secretary AWWI, ' ,gpvamlf k .Qu-. -- Sylvia Rogerson Anna Lee Russel Bobbi Simmons eng-- Quanda Taylor Patricia Trempus Mary jo bTup1in 33 'U i ,av . 1 +1 X V 1, ? .. A 5. 'L H fx . - . u, , 3 . Mr ,MQ v.v. . . ,., . ' 'U' r lj r Y.!q'. ,S ,M,l.' 15'-'N Al rf f-Y' '-V: 5 ,1,... V- X . .. A ' :J L. . . , Y 11 V' v. ,:I ' W 415' Ms, ,., . n ' 5 .4 1 L 1 -.. A ,-Q11 9, 4 -Q.. if ,-U. V .. ,. -5rw, 1 V ' ' if ,'.' D . Vw.-lr. -yu, gw. 1 W ,Y ., X 3. X ,J and ravi? QQ- - - uf, 1 .F , W. ,,a,w, 4, 5 , ,V ., Y ip. . , ' Q , .1 . gi - 1 . v :. f I , 1 t .- r' -L MN - ' A J V f. ,, f 1 M Y -.w , 3' . A' V ' . , , '7,gfJ 4,,, 'rf Vfwl ' 'ig- -Q?g',. , ,1 w . Z M fx- I 9 is ll ,-1-A 1. ml.. -,' . 3. 1-,D I Au N fl .5 1- w R 4 I I . '13-Qflv' v'4-'. j,:.fm.3f:', . if ly, H, . , .ffY'1Y. .'1 ,J 5-'JZ'-v . A ,wx 54.Q-gk' M15 i , f ldvwifw-f'A ,. , , 4. ,1,.,, .,,, g -. 1,1-.W 4,1 ian! In y,,,Hf '5 U . 44HWm'- urn:--ra fr, yi, 1 ff, mr QM 1451, ' ' -rf, ' .j',',ogwg g , a K N W '!lY,qy...'1.,,v A ff,. q,. Q u,9wW,, 1. -.HSI Q '1- l I 5 . fn 1 l 1' ' 1 , rf vulfvfil' ' f Y . . ,I uf. 3 JA J Gt f v7.5 , I A,- , m,-A.a,,ng . NW l,,'.,M ... , . . :V-.vf:X!:-A 55.5 4, , 4 H A.M. CARE OBSERVE SKIN CARE REPORT URINE SUGAR MA, CBC DELAY MEALS LCNG TERM CARE CARE PLANS FIRST WEST MOM 45cc H.S. SHEEPSKIN LAUNDRY SHOOTS EAST HALL DENTURE CUPS WEIGH DAILY TPR-BP RECORD ISOLATION GRIFFIN HALL WHEELCHAIRS SIDE RAILS BACK RUB MOUTH CARE FOOTBOARD P.T. MEDICAL HALL M,-K' 4493 TI-IE DAILY ROUTINE FOLLOWED ON THE MEDICAL HALLS BE- GINS WITH INDIVIDUAL PATIENT CARE. AC- CURATE OBSERVATION OF TI-IE PATIENT'S PHYSICAL AND EMO- TIONAL NEEDS IS IM- PORTANT AND A MUST BY TI-IE STUDENT NURSE DURING TI-IE MORNING BATH IS A GOOD TIME FOR MAKING PATIENT OBSERVATIONS. A STUDENT'S ROLE IS MANY-SIDED. SI-IE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FOL- LOWING DOCTOR'S ORDERS AND DOING TREATMENTS ON HER ASSIGNED PATIENTS EQUAL TO TI-IE IMPOR- TANCE OF OBSERVING IS REPORTING AND RE- CORDING. TI-IE PA - TIENT'S CHART IS ONE OF THE BASIC TOOLS USED IN HELPING TO PLAN CARE. THERE- FORE, NURSES NOTES SHOULD BE SIGNIFICANT AND ACCURATE. STUDENTS ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR COM- PLETING AND KEEPING UP TO DATE TI-IE NURS- ING CARE PLANS. THESE AID THE NURSING STAFF IN GIVING CON- TINUITY OF PATIENT CARE. THIS IS CON- DUCIVE TO EFFECTIVE CARE WHICH SHORTENS SICK DAYS. SURGERY N, x f nf' ANESTHESIA STERILE TECHNIQUE SPEED . . . DEXTERITY . . . TEAMWORK . . . MIRACLE OF HEALING RECO ERY ROOM Insure adequate ventilation. Check vital signs every 15 minutes. Prevent patient from falling or thrashing about. Maintain infusions of intravenous fluids. Relieve postoperative pain or restlessness. 39 THE PERIOD IMMEDIATELY AFTER SURGERY IS FILLED WITH MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMPLICATIONS TO OCCUR. IT IS A TIME OF CON- STANT VIGILENCE AND AS- SORTED SKILLS BY A TEAM OF HIGHLY TRAINED TECHNI- CIANS. UNLESS A NURSE IS IN CONSTANT ATTENDANCE. POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICA- TIONS SUCH AS SHOCK. THROMBOSIS, ATELECTASIS OR HEMMORAGE MAY BE OVERLOOKED. - RECOVERY ROOM UNITS WERE FIRST INTRODUCED AS A TRIAL IN THE EARLY FORTIES IN AN EFFORT TO CONTROL CRISES OF POST-ANESTHESIA. AT FIRST MANY THOUGHT THIS RECOVERY ROOM WOULD ONLY TAKE EXTRA SPACE, EQUIPMENT. AND TIME OF HIGHLY TRAINED NURSES. NEEDED IN OTHER AREAS. THEY FELT IT ALSO ADDED THE PROBLEM OF ANOTHER PATIENT CHARGE, AND THE ANNOYANCE OF MORE QUESTIONS FROM ANXIOUS RELATIVES BE- CAUSE OF THE DELAY IN RETURNING THE PATIENT TO HIS ROOM FOLLOWING SURGERY. AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF TRIAL. THE R. R. HAD PROVEN ITS WORTH. SURGICAL HALL SURGICAL PREP S. S. ENEMA VITAL SIGNS PRN PAIN IVLEDICATION TURN FREQUENTLY COUGI-I DEEP BREATI-IE CHECK DRESSINGS DRAINAGE--TYPE, COLOR, AMOUNT PREVENT INFECTION DUE TO VOID X3 AT 6:00 PM LIQUIDS TO DIET AS TOLERATED I.V. FLUIDS DANGLE OOB IN 24 HOURS EXERCISE ..... ,. , if 4 w- 21 il-1, Q he . OBSTETRICS-A NEW LIFE BEGINS W K Y WZ? ww' !'V NA, P'-ss.. We're not supposed to play with You'll get yours, a 3H enema! them, but they're so sweet! is At clinic Dr. Bates discusses, OB the usual answer when students patients with a colleague. Ten are caught with the newborns. lbs. in two weeks! 42 Obstetrics is usually enjoyed by everyone. We all remember observing our first delivery with amazement and holding our breath until that first delightful cry. When we moved to the nursery, we began to say, Won't they ever shut up! There was also the Premature Nursery with babies so small we wondered if they could cry. We became very attached to these tiny creatures, that is when we learned they really wouldn't break. Fi- nally came the hall and the happy mothers with the familiar routine of blood pressures and heat lamps. Ah, life! Are you sure this bottle will fit in his mouth? The little thing only weighs two pounds six ounces. Well here goes. Pam tries to explain why she has to check her patient's fundus every- day. Why did you say We did that Mrs. Godwin? 43 2 . aiu i,4ni u 'A . 7 ,..-I 4 5 K PEDIATRICS MAMA! With the remodeling done and fresh coats of paint ap- plied, Pediatrics is a bright, cheerful hall. However, if you're not careful while there you may get hit by a speed- ing Wheelchair or a runaway cart. It is a happy place to get Well, but a place to realize that a child is not a minature adult. This difference makes the three months spent caring for children such a delightful experience. req 1 gig 'Q 3- f ,f -'-'row' 1 3 51 ' ' fi gsirfr- 2 f' ' xx .r LI7 2. 4 ' ,, Q F-1 l - A , 4, -Z, ,if n 44-av ' - , f,vf,z A , , - ,, ,,. , , - ..--.-. -,.,,wg1- .ag , 4 .Q Ai' A-4 ff: It's storytime in the playroom, but Myrick's audience doesn't seem to believe all that she's telling them. 44 '---4.1 I 4412 .ffm 41 s VNQFA 666 X , f 4,35 -qs. So may you grow in joy, faith, and man, and in those qualities of vision and of the spirit that will sustain us and give us hope for the future. EMERGENCY ROOM-A MINUTE SEEMS AN HOUR his 'Emergency' covers just about everything from a cut finger to a cardiac arrest. Knowledge, speed and ability in a number of areas is a must for a nurse in the Emergency Room. Knowing what to do and how to do it requires constant learning. The necessary equipment of an ER will not do any good unless you know how to use it and know that it is working properly. Regular checks of the O2 equipment and other machines are vital for this department. A place for everything and everything in its place applies here. Hope that Ambu does the job! 46 I- U' 'S 'An' ,, Q,5Yt VS . 1 My 'ii-'Y INTENSIVE CARE UNIT . . . And intensive patient care is exactly what one gets here. This specialty unit is designed to care for those patients who need constant obser- vation. The physical setup and the small patient load allows for this special kind of attention. Frequent check on vital signs and sharp powers of observation are all part of this individualized care. All varieties of patients are placed in this unit and receive specialized nursing care to meet their own individual needs. These can in- clude everything, even getting the best shave ever. Here you learn something new everyday. Some things you can't learn from books, but only from special instruction. C Af I ..,,,,., . . ..,,, I ...-IM... I I 3 -I-. l ,-A ..L...A. ...... ...-L- 5 25 1 3--.I-I-. . I 91 . f' E W 'PPT'f7fSfET?4 .. Q, I I l .j..l.i...g.i , I 6 ff' ffw 'M If WW ,ff W ww My ,ffl .QA. I lf' 3 i I 434, :LQ .....L.i.. 1 1. 9 5 3, V' I I Y I I SPECLALIZATION HAS BE- COME THE MAIN THEME IN MEDICINE TODAY. ONE BIG AND GROWING AREA IS IN CGRGNARY CARE. HEART TRANSPLANTS, ARTIFICLAL HEARTS, AND NEW DRUGS ARE ALL MADE TO KEEP YOU ALIVE. THE MACHINES MONITOR EVERY BEAT, GOOD OR BAD AND HELP DETERMINE THE TREAT- MENT. THIS UNIT IS DE- SIGNED TO CARE FOR THE CARDIAC PATIENT DURING HIS MOST CRITICAL TIME. SPECIAL TRAINING IS NEED- ED TO WORK HERE AND ALSO A STRONG HEART. ONE AREA OF THIS SPECIAL TRAINING INVGLVES BEING ABLE TO RECGGNIZE AN AB- NORMAL CHANGE WHICH SHOWS ON AN EKG STRIP. READING AN EKG STRIP IS NOT AN EASY TASK. IT TAKES MUCH STUDY, DE- TERMINATION, AND PRAC- TICE. THERE IS NOT AL- WAYS TIME TO STOP AND FIGURE OUT WHAT IS MEANT IS TI-IE QRS CGM- PLEX DOES NOT ALWAYS FOLLOW THE P WAVE, OR WHAT TO DO IF THERE IS A DELAYED P-R INTERVAL. QUICK THINKING AND PROMPT ACTION COULD MEAN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH. A BROAD KNOWLEDGE OF THE HEART AND ITS PROB- LEMS IS REQUIRED FOR ONE TO BE ABLE TO REACT AP- PROPRIATELY TO THE PATIENTS NEEDS. PHYSICAL THERAPY EXERCISE, HOT PACKS, MASSAGE GAIT TRAIN - ! ING, 'HANCINC', TUB- BING' . . . PHYSICAL THERAPY EMPIOYS PHYSICAL MEASURES AND THE USE OF TI-IERA PEUTIC EXERCISES AND REHABILITATIVE PRO- CEDURES POR THE PUR- POSE OF PREVENTING, CORRECTING, OR AL- LEVIATING A PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITY FOLLOWING REFERRAL FROM MEDICAL DOC- TORS OR DENTISTS. A VALUABLE ACHIEVE- MENT IS THE ACCEPT- ANCE OF THE STUDENT NURSE ROTATION. A I yn g 'S zii 4 an 'QM Q. ? V I -f' Q y ., 3 4'1- , , 'fx H' f' 425' v iss, 9 ,v Mg : ii!! 'IQ ff' Am .5 1 ' 'fx 2 ,-22 .Ig 4 Ta , ' .qgflmf ,gg x,- .6 A Q 52 3 1 3' , 'L ,I-4,-gi in ' , mx 1 1 ,, X If-.Q nu Y aw, I ' 'avfgf I 1 r?.Q?Q W, if y 1 'z f . ,JEX if f. QQ ' r , -f , g v s J, X' Ik 1 .1 f 7 Unk Q if X 'fy n x In' M P ,ff f I , Kg! if if 2' . IJ iw- ...M ' 4: 1 'z , 1 I Q 5 , , xfV x E ,,- 1 5 :Q ., La .,,. ,,, r xi .Q I ' .g.'i:Q . . . 'A' 4, ff u DURING COMMUNITY HEALTH EACH STUDENT SPENDS ONE WEEK OBSERVING THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE AND THE HEALTH SANITARIAN IN THE COMMUNITY. THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE VISITS TO SCHOOLS, CLINICS, HOMES, AND ESTABLISH- MENTS SERVING THE PUBLIC. AT MAYVIEW, A NURSING CARE HOME, THE STUDENT GIVES TOTAL PATIENT CARE TO SE- LECTED GERI- ATRIC PA- TIENTS. L. -my-Ayn I AT AN ASSIGNED DOCTOR,S OFFICE, THE STUDENT OB- SERVES THE ROLE OF THE OFFICE NURSE. AT MEDICENTER, THE STUDENT RECOGNIZES THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE GERIAT- RIC PATIENT AT THIS EX- TENDED CARE FACILITY. CLINICS AT WAKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ARE UTILIZED TO MAKE THE STUDENT AWARE OF WHAT IS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC. N.C.S.U. iv-irvmst.-.. f 'WNZEI ' ,..W, nxmif. Q., - x 4.. Q., ,.s. . . 'if , W. , . ' JP. ' mini W5 - , -M,,4,5. , ,,4, 1 I , .1,,1,,fXz',?,ff.' GW-'!'!fff,, aw- TA. ,,.,. , fa. , ,,! ff !1.f6!lf,C7-kxfxfflmfi 'A A GRADUATION SEEMS TO BE MILES AND MILES AWAY FROM REALITY WHEN A FRESHMAN IS ATTENDING CLASSES AT STATE. IT IS HERE SHE GETS HER SCIEN- TIFIC BACKGROUND FOR YEARS TO COME. vein ici-' Hu: .:., m iilhuag 'aiilnd-M Qw....,a... nQ.+-4 vu -mmm.. -vw-qw-s,. hong, '!U'I WWW! -ws ab- ing ffm X, u -4. 'Q . xv U. ,d i xv'Y,, .f s W . fix fe ' 1 . 1 . ,WY N -, -' r or fanimii ns ,N HVNU ' l xv, w .'. Uv, 1' v 'X -xv., o ' full' -' AQ . . A . N.. X 'M ul' t 4 . , . f . f '1 , ,f Y 4. I Aim ,V 1 f-, : 1 - ., 1 '1. nu HI f ., W ' , Y I , , -, I f1. ' I 53 yMw 'D V ' J,-lv , g,.,.y1 . N .lvejs ' 17 1.,' Q .'!l up ti 1.4 .rug . X vi Manx- V 'K' :gf -'1 H 'N F 4 1, ,K , V in ,101 I 4, I Q' a ,Af:w'ni 9 ' ,v A- I ki s xv I -nw: , R -. I ' 4 ' 1:Glk1',1'T .x STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION LINKS STUDENTS AND ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS Second V. Pres. --K. Rogers, Pres. --A. Brooks, Treas. --S. Pike, First V. Pres.--A. Randolph, Sec. --P. Edwards. ... Q STUDENT GOVERNMENT ADVISORS Mrs. T. Hoffman, Mrs. C. Cvleit AD HOC COMMITTEE Mrs. T. Keller, Advisor, P. Trempus, T. Dughi, P. Ed- wards ,pm-ali DORM AND HONOR COUNCIL ROW 1: A. Randolph, P. Trempus, W. Murray, S TUDENT COUNC IL ROW 1: S. Pike, P. Roberts, L. Anderson, W. Murray, C. Curkin, J. French, ROW 2: A. Randolph, P. Trempous, P. Edwards, K. Rogers, A. Brooks. AD HOC ADVISORS Mrs. 1. Reid, Mrs. T. Hoffman A. Brooks, President, discus- ses the main concern of the Student Government Associa- ROW 2: P. Edwards, P. Roberts, K. DeTu.rk, C. tion, making money. Gurkin 61 SANTA FILO- MENA IS THE HONORARY NURSING SO- CIETY AT REX. THE SOCIETY WAS FOUNDED BY THE DUKE SCHOOL OF NURSING IN 1943 AND SINCE THAT TIME HAS SPREAD THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH- WEST. ITS PUR- POSE IS TO RE- COGNIZE ABOVE AVERAGE IN- TELLECTUAL AND LEADER- SHIP ABILITIES IN THE RISING SENIOR CLASS. EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON PRO- MOTING HIGHER STANDARDS OF NURSING. EACH YEAR, AT A SPECIAL CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY, A GROUP OF STU- DENTS ARE TAP- PED INTO THE SOCIETY. THE NUMBER CHOSEN RANGES BETWEEN FIVE AND NINE. EACH MEMBER IS PRESENTED WITH THE SYM- BOLS OF THE SOCIETY - A GOLD SANTA FILOMENA PIN AND A WHITE LAMP - AND PLEDGES TO UP- HOLD THE STANDARDS OF THE SOCIETY. SANTA FILOMENA A. Blackmon, SCC. Trcasg P. Edwardsg I. Phillips, First Ladyg M. Willsg K. Rogers Mrs. Simpson, Advisor s Y '! ,ff An exhilarating moment Packaging gifts from S.G. A. for the maids. 63 Class Advisors Mrs. J. Mackie, Freshman Class- Mrs. c. Hoffm fm, Senior Classg Miss M. Bailey, Junior Class. Student Religious Led by G. Myrick the members join in an inspiring song. They are few in number, but their spirit and enthusiasm makes up for it. Cherryl Wills, Kathi Rogers, Pam Edwards, Joy Phillips 65 Marshals LIBRARY A D ASSISTANTS H1126 f H2 Hai' QD ' ' fb 1 1962 D ' M ??'QT'lii'1:iQg'V BEi?E5Z1rf5?i5l5fMELQ??z5'?'i'6'3 Z 'Hyi- r'vwx'w imok in :mi 1r1,i1zsfi:1'aii5i: H1111 f mu-1 vm iw z..xLfzx fT'1ITl tim liimu'5'. Wxmpi wines: plmprziy vhdrzwi Meg! fm mfvfrngiat use, , Umm wx' x-Juv. Qzggm lim- Vfiffi 3- xmqumfiilriaw 14,1 thu- Kumi-. uf 1 Iwniarafgv uilh the llfiliifiij V fs l'l'Z2HI-llfllllw. - Q ,-'Hemi fluff :xml pvw'-mu' :hw rights- uf others' In wlwx ing thvff' rxifw. ,. - . ...HM M.. ....,,.,.,,........ xfxw. 1.-mf' V H ,Q :fa',1,f.3 me ,f54,,.? , ,f I 13 ,, ohfwj fy f 5,1W!e 7 5-1 lffffff M., 5 if ! !,,Q'Y,x.- M 2 ny! t-4 , , d J,-'ff QI!v,0lA,x.f 17' ,,.. rn ff, Af- -r. 705 '.y,7i,.K5 .52 If A Mrs. T. Keller Mrs. M. Vxfhittington Mrs. E. Duke Student Hostesses HOUSEMOTHERS AND ASSISTANTS There are many duties, as well as headaches, associated with the job of housemother. The long hows spent sitting at the desk answering the phone, and calling the girls who have guests, are only a few of die tasks involved. just ask the Residence Director, Ms. Theresa Keller and she'll tell you, You wouldn't believe it! The student hostesses provide some relief for the housemothers at the desk. They take over at meals and when one of the housemothers is off. We say Thank you to our Housemothers. 67 413 RECRUITMENT COMMITTEE The Recruitment Committee was established to inform perspective nursing students of the curriculum available at Rex Hospital School of Nursing. Each year Rex invites various high schools throughout the state to attend their Recruitment Day. The Recruitment Committee organizes the program given for the students concerning academics as well as social activities of the school. Students volun- teer to participate in the program, which consists of skits, informative speeches, a tour of the hospital, and a question- answer period. 68 NURSE'S NOTES The Nurses Notes are compiled by two students elected by the student body. The Nurses Notes tell the students of happenings throughout the school and of the social life at Rex. Linda Dean and Georgia Hill, Co-editors, kept late hours, so that they could put out a humorous and informative newspaper. It is published two or three times a year or as often as possible. ANNUAL STAFF DOES ITS THING SOCK IT T0 ME! gli? R gf Y That's another five dollars. Only seven hundred and fifty more to go . . . But Mrs. Dulvlond, we're only ten days behind schedule. We'll make it up! u 5-5. ,f Talking about laying down on the job, that's exactly what a broken ankle forced C. Barker to do. I know we were in debt but . . . After the loss of our busi- ness manager we all had to work even harder. With- out the help of our faithful joe we coLLldn't have done it. Bet he's glad the year is over. Even with the hard work, long hours and frustrations, its been fun. Thanks also to our advisors, Mrs. S. Dulviond and Mrs. J. Hoffman. A conference of the staff to show the junior members, G. Hill andj. McClaurin, how its done. Now are you sure that's what Joe said to do? just wait until next year girls! 1,- ,.-'- ,f'w 1 f 'S un.. 1:1 ng . 1... .W - -1 in - 1-. . ' I 1 v -rs 4 . V, ft- , , 1 v- . 4 '-1 I- -1- J , . , , 1'pzf-. A , 1 95 'H' ,u A 1 4 1 4 , Lv ,.-x 1 ,, it . .I 1 X , 1, '41 N v .-. ..- ' s ' r L 5 ' 5, 4 ,Y y . V ffm , V 1, I . '-A n ' 1, .-1 13 .4 9 fx. 1 V, ,i . . M. W, 1 - . , . -4.4 fu.. X 5 , ,..4, ,Mx 'Mr , A . .-. .ulnu u 41.11 CAPPING AND BANDING This is a very memorable ceremony for everyone. The Freshmen get their caps for the first time and the juniors get their corner stripes. The Seniors are also proud of their black bands. For some it is the beginning of three long years, while for the others the time is slowly coming to an end. Q' X APRIL 26, 1969 JR.-SR. BANQUET MISS REX DANCE - 1. C D . - Q'l'1' 4' 1 I 1 A x3 J ,X 31, Rx ,k THE SENIOR CLASS WAS HONORED WITH A STEAK DINNER GIVEN BY THE JUNIOR CLASS IN THE CONSTITUTION ROOM OF THE COLLEGE INN. EACH SENIOR RECEIVED A MINIATURE PAIR OF BANDAGE SCISSORS AS A REMEIVIBRANCE OF THE BANOUET. ALL STUDENTS, THEIR DATES, AND THE FACULTY WERE INVITED TO ATTEND THE MISS REX DANCE. AFTER THE CROWNING OF MISS REX, THE DANCING BEGAN WITH THE EABULOUS EIARES PROVIDING THE MUSIC. . .,-'E joy Smith Lynn Anderson, Miss Rex Dianna Perry Brenda MCCurry MISS REX AND L COURT U - I J - ffw 4 ,gf I if-if v 'Win fi 7 1 2 4 s Angie Brooks Donna Dilday Joan French Kathi Rogers Sherrod McDaniel 1 I .Lua 1 ku - Lv W '-1-AW W' 79 awe 4. J' I f ff remembranees purpose sey'-realization responsibility means I0 a beginning GRADUATION ...T-I 80 The Impossible Dream has become a reality. The long awaited day has arrived . ,an- l Tears of sadness and joy from Arlene Gurganus and Betty Grady on their graduation day, November 22, 1968. Kathi Rogers is announced as the first recipient of a scholarship award given by the medical staff. S.N.A.N.C. PROMOTES NURSING RECRUITMENT AT N.C. STATE FAIR BOOTH SGA TEA HONORS JOYCE HINTON AND KAREN HILL I I 3 i I I 3 M J Q . f 422' v Q' 'lr av ,Ag c i .q.q N-.,'-4, ff -fl' T 'lf-flf .ff STUDENTS HELP WITH RUBELLA PILOT STUDY g M ' . . . Labeling blood S X mr'-M'3 , ,,Aw - specimen tubes 1 - H, H . . . Holding down un- , 'b Q .,iV, co-operative blood donors . . . Giving directions . . . Teaching . . . Learning 83 , 1 we-,' fu.- s , 4 , administration ,vga f, , . 1. 5' 4.5, . w and 4 I 1 1 nursm g education ' f Q N , ff I 37'3i' ' vwixflf, I ,, D 'g.1,'f.' ,rx M' ',v .. . ' -5'.x.4,,:-' X 4 .fir tux. V'- .-Q 51 .' lf 1? 1 ,L fs'f?'Z' 'f' . ,fV,.g! '-'-I-'IL ,,. 1f,c,h V . ' .L-:.:' q ,-.1 4 5. . , ,Z , V - W., my 4 -, Q , w,,,.f:,.f 'uf ,-'lv f.,.,, 1,'gv., 1 ,. l. A MM, 1, , N V N Zfqx A - v 'f' 105, 1. ,. - --15 'Z ' , N L - . .. Ac 4:-L ,w .- ,'. I , ,,, 4, in ' 'fd5-- h ,. .n?L,'1,,:,-g:. ,l '-,.f A ' ' -YK Y ' 1 J ., V ., , 1'! ..., , N, , . N ,. I . 1 ' J '- , VJQ,-. . - . -4 I . gg.. E 4 . .N ' -9' ' . .nf 'X' , l , ' X. 31 r I I J 4 ' -' , J ' 'J .0 .'I f F 1 f , , J, ' 1. .1 .gh ,ff 1, V 'ar ,,.' , .-ft nf' VJ , 41 .4 . , ':, ' , ' ,uflsr-f,,'y ., ,44 ax, , fwfc, ', IKUVEWQ fl V , .,, ,,-.--N H. :f '- 11 Mlfu- '--haw m.J I ,v :r - HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION ,ff Mr. William Glover A 1 ' ' 'Q A , 'V f J 1. -.-fm 1-5- , 5 Mr. Henry Wall, Assistant Director nv ' ',--ri' Q ' Mrs. Bertha Boettner, Director of Nsg. Service Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock, Director of Nursing Mr. Joseph Barnes, Director ,,.,,, . . ,--1: s , ,M in V . Mr. Jack Willis, Senior Assistant Director Mr. Charles Beal, Assistant Director Finance P+ NURSING EDUCATION OFFICE Mrs. joan Reid, Director of Nursing Education 87 Mrs. Sedwick. Secretary Mrs. johnson, Secretary Mrs. Cuddy, Recruitment FACULTY 'NM' , if , If-X44 r 3 ' Vw I 122 ' y 4 X My 2, 1 'V 1 'Q R- , , kr Mrs. Christina Hoffman A' n:i,v-,K Miss Mary Bailey Mrs . Carol Gleit Mrs. Bonnie Williams Mrs. Merle Modlin '! 'Z ' Mrs. Nancy Long Mrs. Judy Hoffman I-6 bre ge.: e Uiruumykl JIM r? I-Z-J Mrs. Karen Hill WQ M1-5 . Judy Langdon Q I ir. Mrs. Anne Godwin Mrs. Nancy Titus Nbr: 9 Mrs . Joan Mackie Mrs . Sandra DuMond flap Mrs . Joyce Hinton 91 5s-1' ed Mrs . Aurelia Greer HEAD NURSES AND SUPERVISORS 9 'F' 42 r Q V N , we-V' . ,,, .J is .. f , jgzgps. J f- .:f,:N,fq,,,t f i' at i . .,4fi:4f'f . M ' El as -4-- 3-an 3? -5' -5 U '---.nl -S21 -5' Ig., eras 4 4 AT is 4 rx:-S -' r Mrs. Flythe, East Hall Mrs. Shuler, Emergency Miss Keel, Griffin Mrs. Daniels, First West 92 2,- 'y Miss Hodges, P.T. Miss Teague, Second Center Mrs . Barrett, Supervisor I Loft: Mrs. Williams, Supervisor Below: Miss Barbour, Supervisor ,A CCU Mrs. Schenck, CCU. fi,-Wi Q' '- qu N Mrs. Peatross, Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. Emory, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Shankle. 93 Mrs. johnson, Fourth West Mrs. Vaughn, ICU Miss Thompson, O . B. Supervisor Y-. tt? 1,1- Mrs. Kelly, O.B. Hall if ak' 9. s A X S 1.-Q If Mrs. jackson, Delivery Room Miss Earp, Nursery 94 4 he ff gf? S Mrs. Casey, Second East Mrs. Rascoe, Third East Mrs. Baker, Third Center Mrs. Rogers, Recovery Room Mrs. Farlow, O. R. Mrs. Maughan, Pediatrics 95 STUDENT fgxgsm' . .fv M e-+V lctiv, T. . ,,,, X me -nu-u--1: Oh, Dr. Proctor, you know you love it. in 96 Mrs. Cashwell updates medical records while Saddie holds her aching hip. HEALTH c ,vggv'Ax,, , A - , 1 ' ' ' E K no-fi' , 1, ,. s ,t if-fr . , Wav-g,z2 ' Q ff- , me .., --M , 4 s 1v '., ,. '? i , f 4 .w ' iwwwf-f f unsung 1 ,W Wwnnnwmqyl 3 These students nurses . . always hunting down new buggs we can't identify. CAROLINA CRUD! ! 97 DOCTORS . . C Neff' M A ,-A -,..---I xyl f 1 '19 W if H Wav' wx J N. I , ROW1: Dr. L. Allen, Dr. A. Alderman, Dr. H. F I . . ,, Barrick, ROW 2: Dr. F. Bell, Dr. M. Bolus, Dr. 1 - A G. Branamang ROW 3: Dr. C. Bugg, Dr. C. Byrum, 1 I , rg Q, Dr. T. Castelloeg ROW 4: Dr. V. Caviness, Dr. J. A av V f 1 . Q Combs, Dr. G. Cooper, ' ' ' Q ff V V 1119 41 4 ,N 1 T , , . A, .- A ,, W :N w -. 'C A ff 1 MA ' sv f ff fz 'Z A L . H 52 Jffrfw , F Y. 4 ,f , fs. , . ,A ..-:X ' , 4 h H .N ,XJ , M f 1 4 ' . ' q , .,, ,. A .,. .. ROW 5: Dr. M. Courie, Dr. T. it ff ' Dameron, Dr. T. Daniel, ROW 6: ' M., 'Q L' 5, ,W ' , Dr. A. Davis, Dr. J. Doerr, Dr. F. ffl' Q ,..J'f ,,, ie Eastwood, Dr. C. Edgerton, ROW 7: , , ' A ' Wggg Dr, H. Fagan, Dr. W. Farley, Dr. ' V F ,inf R. Flemming, Dr. P. Fox, Ir. 5'5 f ,, af ' I , V, 5 , , I I. I I .xl O35 T Zfv i 98 131 ,iv-2 Q A Y mf' W.. C V-x: W l 'Y J' 5 ,Q x a N--' Hur ff 'I' A - 22.5 V7 4:2 . '- , 5 Q, iff fi! . , . , as Y if . . lf f., qkuh N ff it X I A 2. V... W if , E 1 'V D Q . I al' 7 Q 9 is Wm ff is ROW 1: Dr. P. Fox, Sr., Dr. R. Caddy, Dr. J. Galloway, Dr L. Gaskin, Dr. T. Greer, ROW 2: Dr. A. Hamilton, Dr. . J. Hardison, Dr. A. Harer, Dr. H. ' . ,QM Haywood, Dr. V. 'FY 'M ff Hicks, Row 3. Dr. ,A my M. Hill, Dr. J. ---f 'll':' 4 if Hitch, Dr. W. T ' Hunt, Dr. R. W A f . Jackson, Dr. L. Kermong ROW 41 Dr. I. Manly 3 . Dr. J. Manly, Dr. S. Martin, Dr. P Mclilrathg ROW 5: Dr. A. Mclnnis, D 5 ZX H. McManus, Dr. I. Merritt, Dr. I . J, 1' ff - if Moore. D' Q' ----. ' .4 1 .Q A V . 1 99 ' W 'fin .W x .Ml ROW 1: Dr. J. Neal, b Dr. I. Oliver, Dr. . E. Page, Dr. H. ' . f .qs Perkins, Dr. E. X- ' A Pierceg Row 2. Dr. , ' ' M. Pizer, Dr. R. , Poole, Dr. N. Q' .6 Pritchette, Dr. ' W. Proctor, Dr. W. Pugh, ROW 3: ' A4Vf 'v2-.. Dr. D. Reibal, 1' . Dr. james Rhodes, f Dr. John Rhodes, ' ' - V ,- . 5 L A.., , .L Dr. J. Roe, Dr. fs V in H. Rose, W ' ROW 4: Dr. R. A , Ruark, Dr. R. Rfk Saleeby, Dr. L. Sanders, Dr. B. Satferfield, Dr. H. Satterfieldg ROW 5: Dr. W. cvs, 'N Senter, Dr. P. Simpson, Dr. G. A' si Sinclair, Dr. N. Mm, 2 Sparrow, Dr. L. 'A ' E , 'V Stallings. A' W ,sf-'25 IJ., I fh ' 100 Q1 F' A In , bf X . ,... .. F lm' ' - -,if 'Bbw . , Q W . s1fx:.f1. ': M. ' : fr PQ . W L ' . f ,.,,,e ,J ,r,5..Q' pm 51124 if . . ' 'VM ff K 1' , M' ...alll ., X..-V f.. .1 5 ,M .5 '....Ng ag. 'F' pw , L . P2-nl' ,y NH' L ,Mg , Fa2,,4 M 4. , My , m +, . f lp U M rf 5. J.. 'S -.11 H, sawn rw., M if H. D' .4 4 f . G7Ei-:m'H'z2'fn -- - ' , 421 W5 L 'If l'a'3J.1 L 9 l A 2 . 5 3 F A A 2 6 K x . QP. 1 ' .1 ' s .t i x 1 ,,,,,.w Q -v-X 1 ' ,..-- R, 4 rw ' He 'wi . ROW 1: Dr. C. Styron, Dr. A. Summerlin, Dr. C. Sweeney, ROW 2: Dr. G. Thornhill, Dr. H. Thornhill Dr. T. Umphlet, ROW 3: Dr. R. Wall, Dr. C. Ward, Dr. A. Webb, ROW 4: Dr. D. Whitaker, Dr. A. Wilkerson, Dr. C. Wilkerson 'L 1 , , W VVVVL C A Nor PICTURED. Dr. L. Adcocit, Dr. 1 ny, , -gf, A. Askew, Dr. J. Bishop, Dr. W. 3 1 rf A it Bland, Dr. P. Bradshaw, Dr. W. ' , UM, ' Bellamy, Dr. D. Davis, Dr. J. Davis, - ' ,VA P ' . f Dr. G. Edwards, Dr. Ferdon, Dr. P. 'Q ' Gada, Dr. W. Ginn, Dr. N. Griffin, w w L Dr. S. Gupton, Dr. B. Herman, Dr. E. Kanof, Dr. R. Kornegay, Dr. B. W Martin, Dr. C. Merwarth, Dr. C. A , Middleton, Ir., Dr. O. Miller, Dr. R X- A W , Moseley, Dr. J. Owen, Dr. W. Rose, ,wa f ' 0, ,, N, , N ,V Dr. C. Royster, Dr. W. Shearin, Dr. . 4' , 'Wg 1 ,jf Aw- 5 fs Aff R. Spain Dr. J. Valone Dr. J. .,, 4 K, . ,A f Wheliss, Dr. W. Withers, Dr. J. XX . 1- X J If' 7 Yi , Wilkinson, Dr. M. Wilson. ROW 5: Dr. L. Wilkerson, Dr. R. Willet, Dr. H. Wilson, Dr. T. Wilson, ROW 62 Dr. F. Winslow, Dr. T. Worth, Dr. I. Wright, Dr. J. Wright. 101 1 H i ox In ilk ar, 1 -1 2 I. - ' ,- 1- .. . HM T' yd? ff' gp , ' 0 ',. Izlx ' 1 ,, y . v I, .1 ,MIN .xt- xf , ' X I f V l ' I J I .ex In . . - , ' .n 4 ' I , x , V 1 N V U Y im . ' , , ' ,gi 4 , iq, I 1 w-K , Uv: N uf A ' V A 1 V X , ' verfiigements 'N v , 4 ' 1 ! Q 1 ' 1. 3 -L AAX5- ' , M' .IR - 11WXEn , Q g l -,,.-r 0 o ' X , .1 ...fr ' its' . - .,- I . N 'J 1 .vm- H . xv: ,h.f4' A , , Nr, ll V -c'.,. 1-. ' lm 1 42,1 Dx, MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME INC St. Mary's at Johnson Street Raleigh, North Carolina Yx nl' Telephone TErnp1e 3 -8678 104 THE REX HOSPITAL COFFEE SHOP appreclates the patronage of the nurses doctors, and employees Hot Meals Served Da11y Hours 9 A.M. - 6:30 P. M. Except Wed. and Sun. 9 A.M. - 4 P, M, REX HOSPITAL GUILD 105 JUST IN CASE ... I BECOME A CASE ZR165 ffl? Y ' 0 41 - A C 'Zi' .5 C f N Xff K+ N j l N fx ' X4 ff -'QL E E A N N -. A 7 J lv It's Nice To Know Of A. Place Like Rex 1 1 RALEIGH LETTER WRITERS, INC. Printing o Direct Mail Y W. ll. King Drug Company WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Raleigh North Carolina A DEPENDABLE SOURCE FOR DEPENDABLE DRUGS The House of Friendly oncl Dependable Service 106 , AX N Nfyfvu i CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY sf., ' N v fi giyyll-, See our display of Tiffany 'A uniforms and Nancy Cahill Q. -a 1 , shoes. 3: lf' 5 srl Y fi! I ,l 706 Tucker Street I Raleigh, N.C. E A gil! U, Temple 3863-l BCRDENS MILK AND ICE CREAM l:.... ,.:1 ' ' - '. f -1 ' ' I ' -, IH town ... ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' 'i1ii f 91?3Zi3i-if Pick Bd den's the next time HOM0ggg: ':Qf.gQQg12511 WEEQQQQELQS' you vnsnt your favorite 0 ,.. GBM -En Co. food store . . . more people do! Pick-a-daisy...rne ELSIE daisy... 4,5 f f J , If ws BORDEN'S, ws gg to be good! 107 ayaa FALLONS FLOWERS Established 1920 We grow the flowers we sell . . 20511 11 'll st 1 Pune State Ice Cream Sandwich. Raleigh aye Sglrti Cfffuna Phone TE 2.-8347 DILLON SUPPLY Compliments of and Serving lndustry Since 1914 Best Wishes RALEIGH-DURHAM-ROCKY MOUNT GOLDScIiC13l1i5g1l1g,IgI1ogIoOTTE' First Union National Bank Best Wishes HAYES BARTON PHARMACY at Five Points Raleigh, N . C . Best Wishes MARK-HENDERSON TOBACCO CO. Hwy 64 Ph. 365-2441 Wendell, N . C . Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class NORDAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Rock Quarry Road Raleigh, N.C. Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY 222 West Hargett Street Raleigh, North Carolina HEILIG-LEVINE OF RALEIGH, INC. Raleigh's Largest Furniture Store Shop Six Display Floors of Furniture Corner Hargett and Wilmington Sts. Phones TE 2-4628 8: 2-4629 Raleigh, N, C. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF RALEIGH, N.C. INC. BSI-COLA 9 Hudson HK fu...-I IF WE DIDN'T BELIEVE IN PROGRESS . . WE'D STILL BE USING TI-IIS! FUN ERAL Brown-Wynne HOME aoe sAnNr MARv's sr, H130 Years of Dedicated Service To Families of All Incomesw ' ORTI-IOPEDIC SERVICE A' Hunley INC. OF RALEIGH And Aggggiatgg, Ing, Braces and Artificial Limbs W. I-I. Wendt--Certified orthotist cousrnucrlon Hflj11'1?gZ5f ff57 INDUSTRIAL AND MATERIAL-HANDLING EUUIPMENT Compliments of FURNITURE DEALER'S ASSOC. Raleigh.Charlotte-Columbia OF RALEIGH 111 Helping to Build a Finer Carolina if ' ',, I . ..:. xiJZ,.?k A wned, laxpaying, public util' y p 7 com rv IS rnmmn Hmmm cnoss POULTRY co. 5 X is ,, rs, NX 0 1 -x l ll fl Rock Quarry Rd. Sffzgmf rn: uinucnmsu coma rv Raleigh N. C. Warren Distributing Co , 226 Glenwood Ave. Raleigh, N. C. rw- Egger l r I 1 ilu I fr: :Jiri ' ul' MT, I , llll u J' I I Ill: ml' T iillllllll Ill' 1: WI Hill 'll'II H 14 .E :ll Q ' - I Q. 'rv F- -' 'a'l' YT'-' MH ir E. U i 'qP':-' L L - ' - l 3Hl'!l22.l9W ' -'fL,-lf' 112 RIDGEWAY,S OPTICIANS, INC. Two Stores To Serve You Ground Floor Professional Building 834-3451 804 St. Marys Street Across From School 834-6409 Complete Eyeglas s Service Contact Lenses VILLAGE PHARMACY AND SPORTS SHOP Cameron Village Raleigh, North Carolina Phone TE 4-1347 Mwzll? CLAN CAMERON SHOP and VILLAGE SQUIRE, Cameron Village, and NORTH HlllS MALL FINCH'S DRIVE IN, INC, 401 W. Peace St. open 6 A.M. until 9 P.M. THE BROILER, INC. JAMES H. ANDERSON 217 Hillsboro open 24 hours - . . . Floor Maintenance Materials and Ready-to-Wear :zz MII1IDGIY::: Sanitary Supplies Sportswear Phone TE 4-3861 TE 3-2750 ' P.O. Box 47 S 418 West Peace Street Raleigh North Carolina Downtown Cameron Village TE 3-3026 VA 8-4486 GARLAND C . NORRIS COMPANY Hillsboro Road TE 2-0324 Golden Tap Insist On Orange Juice The Best Pure:1fNot Frozen MEDLIN-DAVIS Cleaners of Distinction Cameron Village North Salisbury Gateway Plaza Raleigh, North Carolina Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class MAYVIEWg CONVALESCENT HOME PENNYS Compliments of Always First Quality United Restaurant Equipment Company 2654 South Saunders Street Raleigh, North Carolina Food equipment service for Restaurants- -Schools- -Churches in Raleigh's Cameron Village and North Hill W. B. PORTER and CO. Distribution for Toledo scales and food machines 4 5 . . I 0 U 1 0 u 2 W I 1 1 ' av, . 5? O E Xu, ,A 3 tx 2 1 2 1 2 x 3 1' 1 1 1 5 E 1 E 2 . 5 Q Q .1 u 4 .- o .4 o z 1 1 a a 4 u 0 v APPLY INTERNALLY . Take a relaxing break for Coca-Cola. Couple of times a day. Because Coke has the taste you never get tired of. lt's always refreshing. 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'eb 5 '- a s 0- 0 Q 5. , 0 . . s e.- . 5 ,- O Q' 0 S ' ,. - -w -'..'.s .--'o -. -Q 9 . x lc D' .Q . 3. 't'v -..v' - T - 0 -, ' ' s 'lst' ' s , , 3 ..' . 3.9 ,, '.' by 0.0, -or v -N ,905 at 9 Q.. 4 ' te. K .9 '..uo'.e Q e9 0 Q 9 .520 ., 4 5.1.0 95 ' jose ph ,X I ln Qjggd ,-X1'u.1 Rup1'cSul1L.lL1x'u 115 I-IELMOLD FORD Compliments f 'Service after the sale' I-IACKNEY'S INC 2.4 h re ker se ce-R t L M11 N h I-I'l PhOne4e7-1881 Ower 3 Ort 11 15OOB kJ esRd.,Rl gh NC C mpliments of MitchelI's I-Iairstyl g R- B- Stok C f t Villag Book a d St 1: y Dr- Wm. Tra ht b g MANY THANKS, JOE, FOR MORAL SUPPORT, TEARING UP BILLS, AND SAYING, uDON'T WORRY. YOU ARE REALLY GOOD AT KEEPING YOUR COOL. GLAD YOU ARE NOT A DOCTOR. -JUDY, LYNN, TRACHTENBERG, ANN CONGRATULATIONS REX SENIORS 2 FROM ALL OF US AT TROY PAGE FORD INC Just Minutes From Raleigh ON HIGHWAY U.S. 70 EAST AT CLAYTON, N.C. Raleigh Phone 828-3551 Clayton Phone 822-7171 117 aj xl 38 3, I-ii 92 K, .Q ,,. A, A-Q me is V s 2 HW SENIOR DIRECTORY Lynn Anderson Ann Blackmon Barbara Bronim Angie Brooks Kathi De Turk Pam Edwards Margaret Highsmith Frances Hoag Susan Lumpkin Judy LyleS Gail Myrick joy Phillips Iudy Trachtenberg Cherryl Wills Helen Woodard 1400 Vandora Springs Road Route 2 90 Riverside Drive 322 Moser Street 219 Dennis Avenue 939 Hughes Drive The Pines P. O. Box 297 1904 Liberty Road 119 Sunnybrook Road Route 3 Route 2 239 Hillcrest Drive 205 Popler Street Box 27 120 Garner, N. C. So Charleston, W Four Oaks, N. C. C Graham, N. . Raleigh, N. C. St. Albans, W. Va Ayden, N. C. Kensington, Md. Asheboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Littleton, N. C. New London, N. C Goldsboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Halifax, N. C. 11 1' 5 1 I M 1 1 X .1 WX Y 11 1. N F . -1 1 .A 1 1 1 '11 ,, 1 1 1 'ijgf 1 X11 .1 1, 1 1! ' 1 N 1'-X , 1 11 1 N ' 11 'h1,'1 1 :1,,j V. L- 11 , . . fi, 1 1'x 1 1 , 1 Y. 1 If f 1 V 1 1 1 1 TW f Q 5'7 Aw . I , V - 4 .A ,I A rf 'X . . -Q. 5 Q1 ,. 1 , A 4 0 L s f. ,,,-I X