Rowan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

THE 1966 WHITE CAP Presented by Rowan Memorial Hospital Student Government Association Salisbury, North Carolina PAlliithe world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; Miiey nave (heim exitseand their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts . WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE PRONE ory OUsEIKE lis: - eS. = OWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY ArICBUURY. N.C J Si SPP STRESS sets to make a play ‘AP BOS Sees) These are only a few of the sets where many hours of tedious practice take place. The play is not always a happy one for these are true stories. The gladness and sorrow are mixed. We work together, for this is the only way to attain our goal. The curtain TiS CS oe Our lives here at RMH may be compared to those in a play. The hospital is our stage. The phases of our education compose the acts; the activities, the scenes. As the story un- folds, we invite you to relive many nostalgic moments with us. Sal sepecieinans eee a THE CRIDIGSIGHOlGE To Our Leading Lady Mrs. Barbara White, we proudly dedicate this,1966 WHITE CAP. You have played your part | well, and won our hearts. You have guided us faithfully from our first case of “Stage fright” thnouchsmrany sce- hearsals to see us through until the play ends only to remain behind to begin again. May we again say thank you to our leading lady, supporter, and most of all our friends Quiet Moments. Relaxing at the Valentine Dance with staff associates, As she Instructs the Junior Student in handling of sutures in Operating Room Nursing. Instructing students in the use of operating room equipment. Waiting Patiently for arrival of Freshman on the unit to begin another group on the road to success, = RE RE aR RET ga oe OSPITA, RURSING F EPARTMENTS LOE — BPE MSL ELLIE TENE ENDER TRE ROSS BS Behind the scenes, HOUSEKEEPING. Vital to any performance. PHYSICAL THERAPY. One of our most important PHARMACY. Dr. Brown, the ingredient necessary supporters, to go into production. MAINTENANCE, Our chief prop men. with the unseen players. We see only a small part of the action re- |quired to make a successful performance. }Our supporters are many -- the cast is |numerous. We would be a failure without any one of them. CENTRAL SUPPLY. Without CSR's help, our work would PATHOLOGY. Dr.'s Gregory and Maddox, our cue Ibe difficult, indeed. men. AUXILIARY. Very important members of the cast. FOOD SERVICES. Mr. Pappas, without whose nourishment, we could never open the curtain. GREG AS BUSINESS OFFICE. The timing is reversed -- you pay to get-out. MICROBIOLOGY. Each part, no matter how small, must be studied. MEDIC AL RECORDS. Each occurrence and scene requires detailed records. LABORATORY. All parts must be analyzed and typed. 10 ADMINISTRATION Our promptors These are our supporters, those who back us up, en- courage, and teach us the tricks of the trade, and prompt us to go on. Here we may find our answers. These men and ladies hold our respect and Cullen Hall eratitude, = simeiio. Chief of Staff rable part of the play. Charles Feezer Frank Marsh Edward McKenzie Paul Green Chief of Chief of Chief of Chief of General Practice Internal Medicine Surgery Obstetrics Robert Tannehill Richard Wright John Wear John Gregory Chief of Chief of Chief of Chief of Pediatrics Anesthesiology Radiology Pathology 13 Roy Agner Herbert Baker Hilda Bailey Kyle Black Winsel Black George Busby Trent Busby Walter Choate Wayne Cline James Coffey Frank Cooper Joseph Corpening Joe Dameron Norris Erb Bob Field John Frazier Francis Glover Ted Harris Harry Johnson William Kavanaugh Joseph Little Donald Lomax Elibabeth Lombard James Maddux Paul Mc Cubbins Frank Mc Cutchan T. Lynch Murphy Harold Newman Frank Parrott David Rendleman Harvey Robertson Pete Robertson Alan Scott Frank Shafer OT PICTURED jharles Eddinger seph Oliver 1 Wentz obert Spencer Jeorge Shinn Norman Sloop Jay Smith John Spargo Alan Spencer Fred Spencer Thomas Thurston Carle Walsh Max Whicker Dennis Young The Backer’s.. . those who add and subtract. These are the men who stand behind us. They do their best to make our play a success, Our applause goes out to them. Mr. E. H. Heyd, Director Mr. Thomas Surratt, Controller Mr. Luther Miller, Accounts Manager 16 Mrs. Lovedy Brawley Director of Nursing Service Mrs. Ruth Martin Assistant Director Mrs. Joyce Trexler Secretary Mrs. Thelma Gosney Methods and procedures Mrs. Thelma West 11:00-7:00 supervisor | Mrs. Vera Lewis upervisors 3:00-11:00 supervisor 17 Mrs. Rosa Solomon Mrs. Mavis Koontz Mrs. Jean Morris Miss Katie Huff Mrs. Frances Frye Mrs. Eunice Overcash Mrs. Tess Owen Supporters Mrs. Helen Cashion ee Rachel Suggs Miss Mildred Beaty Mrs, Relina Humphrey Miss Peggy Gant irector Mrs. Barbara White Mrs. Phyllis Daugherty Mrs. Ruth Ball Miss Shirley Kluttz Mr. Bruce Newell Dr. Wendel Detty Mrs. Violet Ballew The Producers and Directors They take a group of GIRLS and turn them into a group of NURSES. They are the veterans and can teach us many trade secrets. We are the challenge, and they always accept! And somehow they always Mrs, Sophia Clay win, producing another cast that is worthy of praise. 19 —————————————————e—EEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeeeeeeee The Ushers THEY SEG Ussiiye takereavcsOmus: tell TO,OUG OVS tad sor. from beg They are our friends and we will 1s . ziikabe rows Ino. topende Inn ? ing from feed , to broken bulbs, to ing out our towels! ° ? remember them irds the b check Se SOROS Kellam te Lott Mrs. Bess Mahaley Si. Mr 20 woSPIT A, RURSING NANCY MILLS = NY) © = Oy 3 = S ea is ee 22 23 Student Council et Wen sera ahabun’s Gail Harris -- President Karleen Saunders -- Corresponding Secretary 24 Sandra Henson -- Treasurer Loan Fund Janet Call -- First Vice President Ronda Willett -- Recording Secretary White Cap Staff Jane Lopp -- Editor Janet Call -- Co-Editor Pat Foard -- Business Manager Carolyn Tesh Janelle Pinkelton Photographers 26 Class Representatives Donna Meredith Sandy Paull Myra Smith Carolyn Hart Rebecca Brandon Sandra Henson Carol Cole Sr. Advertising Managers Pat Allen Carolyn Skarin Bob Anderson Jr. Advertising Managers Pa | The Nightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote my- self to the welfare of those committed to my care. 28 Beth Belk Jenia Fargis Stony Point, N.C. Spencer NN. GC; Nancy Mills Nancy Rankin Durhayaw Nice Salisbury, N.C. GREE Rita Dougan Sandra Elliott Myra Smith 31 ee ELE IDA SCHOOL OF NURSING , CCFO eseereeeasecem % tag . Ch, MISS WHITE CAP wadensdese eens The Leading Lady Miss White Cap of 1966 was selected by the Rowan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees: W. T. Borland Gy Wentz | Carroll Overton E. A. Goodman, Jr. | Irvin Oestreicher W..1. shutome | R. O. Everett F.. J. Stanbae kee) | Hearne Swink | The criteria was scholastic achievement, activity in © school and community, and willingness to lend a hand as needed. We would like to be like her and to think © that she is our friend. She has given of her time to represent and to help us. Every play must have one like her. Even though much of her work has been be- hind the scenes, we know and appreciate that it has been done. | SENIORS — the stars After playing many parts, much practice, many joys, and many heartaches, these Mstars are ready to take a bow. They have traveled across only one stage. Now they are ready to part company, each using what she has learned -- to go to many stages -- to play many roles. Mrs. B. White, Advisor SEATED: President, Carolyn Tesh; Vice-President, Karleen Saunders. STANDING: Treasurer, Cynthia Shillinglaw; Secretary, Janelle Pinkelton. Deloris Burr Janice Clifton Ber rabbit Ces Denton, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Carol Cole June Cooper Cole! Coop Lexington, N.C. Salisbury, N.C. 36 Gail Harris Carolyn Hart wey WAN ie kemairaye™ Burlington, N.C. Beckley, W. Va. % ‘, Sandra Henson Charolette Keene ElssKekete ye Keenie Asheboro, N.C. Grundy, Va. 37 Linda Kellam Angie Law Brenda Lee Kelly-Boo Angie Mees Greensboro, N.C. Winston-Salem, N.C. Benson, N.C. Jane Lopp Loop Lexington, N.C. 38 Brenda Love onze Biscoe, aN, C. Martha Murrayy Murray Lexington, N.C. Janelle Pinkelton Pinkie Greensboro, N.C. Karleen Saunders iS sear ee Durhang se INoC. PP. 4 Sharon Schmidt Mary Lou Schumm NGookie! “ochumin' Greensboro, N.C. PaliniBeachasinoress, Fla, a eRETT TY Cynthia Shillinglaw Sin-Sin Lexineton,Nac, Stella Stirewalt Stirewa lt Paicth-wNeG: Carolyn Tesh Tish-Tesh Winston-Salem, N.C. Claire Williams UCiaire!! 41 Salisbury, N.C. MOST ATTRACTIVE Cindy Shillinglaw A standing ovation — to the superlatives 42 NEATEST Mary Lou Schumm MOST DEPENDABLE Karleen Saunders WITTIEST Sandy Henson FRIENDLIEST Ganltrannns 44 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane Lopp MOST PROFESSIONAL Carolyn Hart i j E i é | Class History DO YOU REME MBE Rv ea: September 2, 1963, the Freshman Tea, meeting your classmates and your Big sister OL theslitsmriimes That plain white cap. The sun streaming in the window on Mrs. Humphrey's silver hair and dazzling uniform and c ap as she taught us in Nursing Arts. The smell of formaldehyde as we studied cat anatomy in the lab. The fros’s all-er-none leo jerk: Anatomy class on November 22, 1963... Your number and seat in Dr. Detty's chemistry class. Jasper at his annual dress-up party. The songs we sang while waiting for Mrs. Ballew to buzz over from Charlotte for Psychology and Sociology. Mr. Newell's general principles and his specific germ theories. Giving your first injection. Mrs. Clay's lectures on reducing diets. That Junior cap with the half stripe: Your itchy nose in the operating room. Russell's traction —— whatever thatetce The doctors lecturing to us in medical-surgical nursing. Dr. Gregory's pathology lectures in his white starched lab coat. That train ride to Torrance, Pennsylvania. Miss Jellison's ''Kiddos, are there any questions, huh? Your favorite patients at Torrance State Hospital! Margaret, Val, Jules, Jim) Jackie, steve = Connie Greer aioe Those 2 AM late leaves and the chair in the elevator. Waking up in the middle of the night for your first baby in obstetrics. Water day and Phisohex day in the nursery. Playing nurse as play nurse in Pediatrics. Nurse, tie my shoe! at nursery school. Monday mornings and Wednesday at the movies with Miss Beatty. Ipecac, coke, and Junior in the Emergency Room. When we, Snow Bunnies , saved the day. Your huge team in team leadership. WE LIGNE VER HORG eign eee GRADUATION DAY AUGUST 3, 1966 Historians sCarolegole Claire Williams 46 | “What Ever Happened to the Baby Nurses?” A play in one act . . . by Jane Lopp and Janelle Pinkelton Scenesl Time: Graduation Day August 3, 1966 Saying our good-byes, all with definite plans at least for the immediate future. peenerl) Time: Now . . . twenty years later Filling each other in on what has happened since their last meeting pcenerL mine: A little later the same day Sad farewells but eager to resume their usual routines and activities with plans to meet once again some day. Cast Characters ‘Lhenvands Now seme aa MOE OGh. . we From Peds. at RMH . . . To Head of Peds Clinic in Denton. MMCCEGIMON. . te From OB.in Atlanta. . . to Head of Chemistry Dept. at Emory U’. AO CONE ie From OR nurse at Cone - . . to Wisemantat Tor- Pance,akas MC OOPCigg ss. se From a wife and a nurse in Arizona. . . to a house- wife and mother of three children. LSU. 5 2 From waiting in Greensboro . . . to being almost ready to finally settle down in Winston. MeO eCligwirey:. . 6 2. ee From college and nursing in Winston. . . to heaven only knows where . BmetioMSOMty ne ee From the Emergencies at Cone . . . to the far points of the world, Navy style; still borrowing money. Maariotte Keene ........-. From night duty at Rowan. . . to Head nurse in a Pathological Research Center. Miccmcllaim. .... + 2 ee From night knitting at Cone . . . to knitting at home for the kiddies. MeteelawW es From staff nurse at Baptist . . . to choosing MRS degree over BS degree. MCC ik ee ee From Rex in Raleigh . . . to the Peace Corps in it cical. MPPODD Ne From nursing to finally making it to College. MeCMILOVC ss ee ee es From the Graduate Building at RMH. . . to mar- ried life’... = tometizement: Meco aAy =. - 9. . 2 es + From a doctors office nurse in Winston. . . to an industrial nurse for Ford Motor Co. Manelle Pinkelton.......-.-- From trying to decide where to work and trailer hunting to. . . marrying one of her more mature patients. Marleen Saunders ....+.+.+-+- From OR nurse at Duke . . . to having her first baby. Bee Gonpocamidts-. ....- +o. From short hair and Psychiatry at Cone . . . to long hair and married life. Mary LouSchumm......-- From innocence in Oregan . . . to knowing in Nash- ville. Bynthia Shillinglaw...-.---:- From evenings in Atlanta . . . to getting married, having babies and living in Hurope: Meeastirwalt)...2 6. = 9. +s From raising cats and cows. . . to raising Kids. Merrolynmelesh: ...4.-4++-+-. From Domestic loans . . . to Domestic Affairs. From night duty at Rowan to part-time nurse at a Mei Williaims:: . §-.. «20 + 4. summer camp, and a full-time wife. 47 LOe ie Le 13. 14, aye 1}, ie Iie) LO 20, 218 Ty . I, Janice Clifton, being of STABLE mind and exhausted body, do hereby leave my . I, Carol Cole, leave my ability to panic at the last minute to Mickey, Sak, and . I, June Cooper, do hereby leave my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time . I, Gail Harris, leave my personal opinion to Linda Sommers or anyone else who ha Last Will and Testament . I, Deloris Burr, leave my intelligent questions and helpfulness to the doctors to anyone stupid enough to take them. ability to blush to anyone capable of getting into the same predicaments as I did. Fatkin. to anyone who wishes to take over this great talent ' of mine. | the audacity to.expuesseite . I, Carolyn Hart, leave my innate ability to get blind dates with the looks of Rock Hudson and the disposition of Shirley Temple to any poor, unsuspecting soul. . I, Sandy Henson, leave my ability to make ''monkey faces to Ronda Willett with the hopes that she can use them better than I did. . I, Charolette Keene, being in high spirits, do hereby, will my elevator chair at THe to anyone who needs it. . I, Linda Kellam, fade out of the picture, leaving my knitting to anyone capable of carrying on my corporations. I, Angie Law, leave to the Jr. Class my privilege of taking a morning shower by the hopper! I, Brenda Lee, do hereby leave my love for sleep to anyone who enjoys it as much ¢ iedide I, Jane Lopp, do leave everything that I have lost for three years, to my little siste Janet Call (or to anyone who can find these numerous things. ) I, Brenda Love, being of unsure mind do leave my ability to put bedpans in their appropriate places to Susan Baird. May she have as many comments about it as I did. I, Martha Murray, enthusiastically leave to anyone who is interested and willing to accept the ability to be successful while off duty! I, Janelle Pinkleton, leave all the 1.0.U.'s owed to me to anyone demanding enough LORC OM eerie I, Karleen Saunders, do hereby leave my ability to get a letter everyday for three years to anyone who's lucky enough. I, Sharon Schmidt, do hereby leave my innocence and my ability to be in the wrong place at the wrong time to Sue Whitaker and Glenda Johnson. I, Mary Lou Schumm, being of BLANK mind, do hereby leave my inability to comprehend, without further explanation, all kinds of jokes. I, Cindy Shillinglaw, leave my ability to cause trouble to my little sister, because I do not want it anymore. I, Stella Stirewalt, leave my ability to graduate from nursing school with a Mrs. degree to Carolyn Jacobs and Janice Dixon. With this goes success and happiness in their Senior Year! Be cae Tesh, leave my ability to rationalize, to Sylvia King. The reason for Chis aS aaa Good-bye. 48 We, the Class of '66, being of superior mind, varied bodies, and broken spirits, do hereby bequeath the following: Oonav� rkwonmr mGlass ol 67 me Glass of. 08 mv iio Leyd . Miss Suggs . Miss Beatty . Mrs. Humphrey . Miss Gant . Mrs. White . Mrs. Ball . Mrs. Daugherty mi, Detty . Mr. Newell . Mrs. Ballew mG Gregory . Mrs. Kellam me Nvien Haley moc eCeZzZor . supervisors Ge brown eA Lay ier alt SOL Wright � Dr. McKenzie ior vlarsh mDieeGreen Sore Wear mre Lannehill PLOOCLOLS . | North Si West mei ast . II West Mlle Hast OB me rediatrics er. |. . Maintenance peleab, . Business Offices me CokR moictary . Housekeeping � Parents Oonauwcbwhndr 49 ml O7aGuheligayveat.) . Doughnuts Slhbem EiippantzOness 7 redace 7 Downy esbottles wisables . New Soapbox . Our love thanks . Peacelin the Hast . GIFT for One with everything . His admirers meeblUcsGtascu 7. Dsentec tests . Yellow note paper . Complicated announcements . Bread crumbs . Warm stethoscope . Better communications ) Outesincererapprectation . Barium milkshake . Enovid . Breakfast of peaches, juice, and coffee . Portable pipe holder . Gheese . Eight hours of uninterrupted sleep. . New pair of shades mback ol cigarettes . Writing lessons Gokes . Students, students, students! Mm COLece . Information aGhaos . Our patronage in the future . Road-runners . Sexy scrub gowns SHE SINS . Dust clothes . Our backaches and fallen arches . Our approved appliances . The 16th letter of the alphabet . Our phone bills . Needle burrs . Isabelle . A. smile Class Testator Janice Clifton Class Motto If you want something done, do it yourself. We wanted it done, so we did it. Senzenina. Class Flower The Yellow Rose Class Colors Gold and White Mascots Fred Lopp Melony Harris 50 51 Torrence State Hospital We travel to broaden our experiences and our lives -- to Torrence State Hospital, in Torence, Pennsylvania. By studying the behavior of others, we learn what makes people people and through this our own lives are enriched. It is an experience we all learn to appreciate, even though these words become familiar to all: Five hundred miles, five hundred miles, Lord, I'm five hundred miles from my home. JUNIORS — understudies Following close behind are the understudies. Having become accustomed to our life, with its pains, pranks, and pleasures; they are experiencing the thrill of finally being somebody . They are ready to become the stars -- they are eager to prove themselves -- and to take their own bow someday in the future that lies ahead. Mrs. P. Daugherty, Advisor Becky Brande, Vice President; Janice Betty Jones, Treasurer; Rebecca Brandon, Secretary; Dixon, President. Rebecca Brande Rebecca Brandon Patricia Allen i ' i ‘ Mickey Deal janetr@all Janice Dixon Nancy Fatkin Sandra Helms Betty Jones 55 Carolyn Skarin Linda Sommers Anne Whitley Ronda Willett jes Sean aaa ARSON — —— AY FRESHMEN — the debs They are finally becoming a part of this new life. They have met new and difterent faces, new experiences, be- wilderment, challenges and successes. Now they are ready to take their places on the stage. These stars of tomorrow deserve a round of applause. Mrs. R. Humphry, advisor Peggy Elliott, President; Karen Masten, Vice President; Sue Whitaker, Secretary; Pat Jarrett, a reasurer. 59 PF. Susan Baird Pat Jarrett ail ovnncnctnneet Pat Campbell 60 Martha Everhart ; , ‘i Nadine Lowman Cynthia Maxwell i $0 aia Barbara Lawrence IAN. Karen Masten Elizabeth McDaniels ail tO bots 61 Donna Meredith Alice Stuart Janie Teague AR) Westinghoose Susan Thompson Sue Whitaker 62 1965 GRADUATES Jane Graham, Doris Brown, Linda Shannas, Cheryl Morales, Brenda Sweezy, Phyllis Sigmon, Linda Mason, Anis Manners (SECOND ROW) Gloria Challis, Margaret Morgan, Martha McAlister, Judy Miller, Martha Rich, Brenda Lawson, Betty Smith, Ann Barger. 63 Co. FRESH IK COMPANY Best Wishes to the '66 Graduates AL’S NIGHT HAWK 1607 West Innes unDerwoop's SANDWICHES PIZZA OF SALISBURY N.C. OES ines cs YO SSS ts Gee ES “In every city there is one outstanding store. . . In Salisbury it's Underwoods. 127 S. Main St. Salisbury, N.C. JIMMIE BLACK WELDERS Barbecue -- ''Best All Ways 1624 West Innes Street Salisbury, N.C. Lewis C. Frank Dial 633-4001 Manager ROWAN DAIRY 1354 WEST INNES SALISBURY, N.C. Prescriptions -- Gifts -- Invalid Equipment Doctors Building Drug Co. 830 W. Henderson Salisbury, N.C. Phone 636-629] Rowan County FOR THE New Car Dealers SMARTEST CLOTHES Association IN SAL SE Wallace Motor Co. - Pontiac Cadillac IT'S Salisbury Motor Co. = Buick Foil Motor - Chrysler - Plymouth Fowler - Olds and GMC Trucks McCanless Motor - Dodge Woods Auto Co. - Rambler ARNOLDS Ray Coggins - Lincoln - Mercury Raney Motor Co. - Chevrolet City Motor - Ford Trexler Brothers Compliments of “ SALISBURYS STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN. =. Zimmermans 221 South Main Street Smith Foushee Insurance Agency ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Pure Pork Sausage Dial 636-4151 Franks and Chili Meat Loaf Balogna Cured Hams Bacon YOUR ndependent Luncheon Meat ete ® Wallace Building - Room 617 Compliments of Maynard Music Compliments of Main Street Salisbury, N.C. Rowan Printing Company 118 North Main Street SALISBURY Hallmark Cards - Scrapbooks - Albums - Stationery - Notebooks Luggage and Leather goods - Office Supplies LET US BUILD OR SELL YOU A HOME -- Wallace Realty Company Compliments of ME 6-2021 Wallace Building Phil’s Shoe And Cricket Shop Compliments of Louise Butler Watson Brothers T.V. Service 105 Statesville Blvd. Town House Salisbury, N.C. Coffee Shop also inquire about our TV rental service Telephone 633-3061 118 W. Innes Street Telephone 633-9972 For the finest in fashion, it's... Purcells Richard Dobkens For the finest in fashion, It's... Stanback Company Salisbury, North Carolina College Bar-B-Q Drive In Catawba Gulf Center Open days a week Bar B que -- cooked daily Footlong Hot Dogs Sandwiches of all kinds HARRISON'S FLORIST For prompt -- courteous 24-hour service it's. . . 1012 Holmes St. Phone 636-4251 SALISBURY, N.C. Kirk’s Taxi Service Telephone 633-414] The drug stores of Rowan and Davie Counties are happy to cooperate with the nursing profession in their yearbook; and advise all members of the nurs- ing profession that our drug stores are well equipped and well stocked. We stand ready at all times to work along with each of them in their endeavors to protect the health and welfare of the public. Visit your druggist -- he will always serve you with dignity. Rowan-Davie Drug Association Norman’s Jewelers This emblem identifies a E erican Ge Member EMBI Am m Society, a jeweler P whose specialized ge AGS nowledge and hi � usiness ethics have % ne earned professional reco ‘CAN GEM S° nition. When buying fine jewelr ook for this e e is both an assurance of quality, and your protection Rathskeller Lounge 211 SOUTH MAIN STREET SALISBURY, N.C. CASPER 'S, INC. Jimmy Casper Originals 103 N. Main St. Salisbury, N.C. Phone ME 6-3526 BELK-HARRY South Main Street Salisbury, N.C. Rowan Music Company North Main Street Salisbury, North Carolina Epatles Compliments of PERSONALIZED FASHION FOR WOMEN Beatties Restaurant Ketner Center ME 6-3 7 1 Salisbury, North Carolina 118 Mahaley Ave. Salisbury, North Carolina Star One Hour Cleaners and Laundry Roakes Grocery The Hospital's Laundry 111 West Bank Street Salisbury, North Carolina 112 Mahaley Ave. Salisbury, North Carolina Beauty Bazaar Compliments of Complete Beauty Care Fashion Tress Wigs Experienced Personnel 1601 West Innes 636-1651 Salisbury, North Carolina Summersets Funeral Home Compliments of Fisher-Thompson Hardware 1315 West Innes Salisbury, North Carolina South Main Street Salisbury, North Carolina Odell’s Cleaners ¢ Furriers “The Home of Thoughtful Service “Better Cleaning, Better See Odell's ' 1001 West Innes Street Phone 633-1821 Salisbury, N.C. Lyerlys Funeral Home Zesto of Salisbury 414 South Main Street Phone ME 3-9031 Salisbury, N.C 420 N. Main Street Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Hamburgers Phone 636-1541 Norman ’s Custom Tailored Where it's smart to be thrifty Draperies ary asst) PE A Bae ao xt ag ¢ i Sty init ee The Gold Shop eA = ia = ey FOREMOST IN COED FASHIONS AT BUDGET PRICES 206 S. Main St. 636-1061 225 North Main Os 3572] Salisbury, North Carolina security Bank and Trust Co. 201 S. Main 633-4011 Salisbury, North Carolina SSE RIERA NE Reddy Kilowatt never misses a party. In fact, with- out him, things would be pretty dull. Think of it: no ste- reos, televisions, electric guitars or ice cubes. Thanks to Reddy there are over 160 flameless elec- tric servants that make modern living comfortable, economical and fun. When you have a home of your own, there will probably be even more than that. DUKE POWER 3 WP We EY yay Best Wishes Compliments of Bill’s Pastry Shop A Good Place to Eat with the Customer in Mind. Salisbury's Finest Fashion Shop Salisbury, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of Spencer W. 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