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4. Our love for Doctors Wright and Erb, but don’t get sick just to see them. Our love for Doctor Long’s jokes and our so cherished love for all the staff members. Treat them right, girls. 5. Also, we leave each of you a pair of so-called “Knickers.” Wash them regularly, girls, and don’t wear them in the hall. SHOCKING! AREIGL ERIN Personally we do bequeath: 1. Pearl Anders leaves her ability to sleep walk to anyone capable of keeping the house in an uproar in the middle of the night. 2. Betty Harwood leaves her ability to get dates and have a good time (and we do mean a good time) to Margaret Spivey. 3. Anna Jean Poole leaves one of the most mixed up love affairs in the history of our nurses home to Robbie Thompson, hoping she can manage it and survive. Good luck, Gal! 4, Ruth Rinehardt leaves her ability to “hang on to him”, her height, weight and shoes (414) to Margaret Daniels, hoping they will be useful. Also her love for potato salad and dill pickles—Lucky girl! 5. Annie Lee McSwain, so-called “Flea’’, leaves all her old infatua- tions to Ruth Cope so she won’t ever be dateless. She refuses to leave her love for “Bea’’, but to Ruth Robbins and Evaline King she leaves the memory of her hourly fights with that “beloved roommate” Bea. 6. Elaine Overman leaves her philosophy of life to Ruby Poteat, hoping she will be able to understand and discuss it as Elaine did. Plus this, you are given the privilege of having a date every night from seven to eight if you can find a man who will help keep the furniture warm for an hour.
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LAST WILL and TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Rowan Rowan Memorial Hospital Salisbury, North Carolina We, the Seniors of the Class of 1950, of the aforesaid state, county and city, being of sound minds and reputable character and in order to form a more perfect class, establish memories, insure friendship and lasting happiness, do hereby ordain and establish this our last will and testament. MIKE Al We do bequeath: 1. To the Rowan Memorial Hospital our loyalty and best wishes. 2. To the Nursing Staff we leave our love and appreciation for their untiring efforts in our behalf. 3. To the best Medical Staff a group of girls could wish to have, we leave our love, best wishes and many thanks for being so patient with us. 4. To Dr. Rendleman we leave a loudspeaker, hoping the other stu- dents will profit from it. ANN IOECAR 8, il To the Juniors we hereby bequeath the following: 1. Our black bands (with a jar of glue and a roll of adhesive) and all the responsibility, ups and downs (mostly downs) that go with any Senior. Whoops! Hold your caps, girls. 2. Our striped uniforms because those last few shreds just wouldn’t Pa bapanes 3. Our list of telephone numbers and all non-steady infatuations— just in case you need them some lonely night.
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7. Ruth Gordon leaves her affection for Doctor Wright, during ill- ness of course, her love for second floor and the nursery to Betty Crisco. Happy sailing, Chum, you'll need it. 8. Sara Perrell leaves her love for ambulance drivers to Ruth Rob- bins, hoping she will be lucky enough to keep them, of course a beware sign might be tagged on one or all the married ones. Calling “Single Only”. 9. Ruby Drye leaves her ability to keep plenty of warm saline for Dr. Busby to Colleen Nelson. Stay busy Colleen and don’t get it over- heated. 10. Opal Yarborough leaves to Faye Trexler, “Bill”. Take care of him, Trexler. Also Opal leaves her good nursing care to Faye, hoping she’ll be able to carry on her good work. 11. Tess Buchanan, in her short stay with us, has formed a great appreciation for Dr. Newman, Sr.; this she leaves to Sara Lou Amburn whom we hope well keep him as jolly as he has always be en. 12. Esther Mae Harless leaves everything as it is to the hospital, as she wishes to return to Banner Elk immediately, if not sooner. 13. Peggy Hicks leaves her ability to get into trouble to Millie Bauer, poor girl! Let’s all hope she makes the next year. 14. Ruby Drye and Peggy Hicks leave their, so termed, “Pig Sty” to Arnella Carter and Ida McNeill. Being of sound mind, I do seal this, the last will and testament of the 1950 Class of the Rowan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Testor, RuTH. RINEHARDT
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