Wake Forest School of Medicine - Gray Matter Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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A li.: .' 451 .1 H Page Three FOREWURD Proud white caps, swishing uniforms, excitement, thrills-these things lured us on to become Angels of Mercy . Reluctantly we broke ties with family and friends to enter into the mysterious process of becoming a nurse . The first days of starry eyed enthusiasm were quickly followed by many disillusions. As we labored through each day, we real- ized that the life of a nurse is not all glamour and excitement, but many disappointments and discouragements as well. No, we're not complaining. Wie are proud of our profession and not one of us would exchange the experiences of the past three years for any amount of earthly treasure, Vile hope within these pages we have imprisoned a few of the fleeting memories, and may you once more recapture those never- toehe-forgotton moments. ,W ,W . - .... .-A- -. . .... -,.....4,,-..,,.,. ,MM..-....,......,-.....1L.64.,.mma-....f....Q..::.:..1,Q.....4..: fm 'VU P' 'NT' K' Tv VE, F 0- N A I 5 1 'Wd i I ffl'i'Ti'2 ,I'-1'iil'iAl' 111' fii'fN'!'Vi --i?'gf'?fW V 'W Page Fire' 1' .lffew Rulli Hrrlly, R. N. lDElDllCA'll'llfUPN ln grateful recognition of une whose beautiful crmcep- tiun of life, whose patience, Crmfidence, and interest- lmth professional and persmial-liave endeared her to everyone who knmvs her, we affeclicuially Cledimite and make her the lighter of The Lampl ...M ,,-.Q ...,. .--nw-..r-..-,w1:.-...1-.,..g.:L.:,...Nf......-..,..a-.s-.aa.,,..LL-..... ..iM..v-.a......n,.4.if.4.,a1...fu.'J4' ' J ' Blanche Barrus Nurselv Home The harbor for our dreams the anchor for our actlvmes Vzctona Coufls --pm----4l ! l,7 Page Szx In P r f 1 x 5 C' 11 It rrh Sleeple 3 Hlnfasmuch as ye have done it A unto one of the least of these my bretheng . . . ye have done it unto me. Matthew 25g 40. F V, ,,.--Wit? , - 1 Y 1 .- f,. -. V ,, , LMT. Page Smwz mibvmuw 4. ommsn, Anuwrscra , 'tiexvgumoe V X, mug an . df rllz Ctnnlimz Btzplzkl llnrpilnl and Brm-man Gray Sfhnnl nf jft'll,1fI-Ht' in gn li F...- we ,ni 1 f- vw- 3 ,.-.. Q55 un Li' 'I' Jlr. Hagamun and Dr. Gzrpenler Entrance lo Hospihzl '-, ,, -. -,.lg , Enhance lu Medical School Page Eight r ADM1INlS'lURfMUlQN gi I 4 l l l l l l A xlilliffl llugtmmu, Szfprrirzlmizimzl The nurse, like the greatest of all humani- tarians, the Galilean, finds her biggest service in humanities' deepest neecl. She is Z1 white angel without wings, lest she might he away when the days are blue and the nights are black.. She is any cornmunity's most vziluable asset, A hospital would not he worth its bricks without her. Bricks are Cold without the warmth of her compassion for the sick- llrieks c'a1n't smile. SIQNIORS, OUR HATS ARE OFF TU YOV! Smith Hugzimnn, SIlPFI'1.lZf?7IdEl7! Jess Reid Ami. Supl. Htlfpfltll Rev. Chas. Parker Hoxpilal Clmplain Pa e Ten , T Tn M, , ,,- .. ..., --ff-,tw-N vp.. 1I1xxLdnt1 L Hun erlzng R N Dzrednr Qf Nufxex Wursee. -Xre 1Nt'tdtdlIlIXC'I'X Field' XX hlt uh illemge to the Semor Q 1 iw of 19-H' Xou hixe dthgentlx labored and XXIIIIIHJX ncrthted for threc xeftrs to prepare xoursclf for xour profwslon X ou hfixe suctewsfullx urmple-ted the hlwlt tour-e md x ou are noxx rx idx to go forth mto a he-xx tldertd 'md torn xx orld 'I he wummonx IS greater th in ex er lu fore Nursmg, srhoolx ex erx xx he rt I1t'6'dlIl'wIl'llClOI'S mothers Health Nurxme Bunce lmploru xou to prepnt xourself to nd ln relrutldmg, CINll1lil1Ul'I Nlost 1mport1nt IS the tall of the AITlLl'lLdIl Rui C ross It plead-. xou mx mr nr n H th lm front or on the h mme front -.hould cllt for the xx mt of good nursmg L Ire ld e dtmind for gt ndutte reglxtuxcl nurees is gre tter th in ex er lufore ln the htxtorx o our tountrx 4 hoowe L nrttullx tht held for xx huh xou ue but preptrxcl' Xllw I tmxx L H1 IXII RI txt X, 'z Ii VA r -A 9+ 52' ' ev. r 5' -. n :I-, F , .eg . f if -N ' ' 'tx df' Q 'W , 'F : ' gk ? 1 .., fr ' 21 xl it el? .5245 g . in Q , , ' S, ,nr ' 1' Q. x 3 . -' Q' -' . 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M1f'41 23 L-L5.Q M!FM iifZ.f 1 '3eie LM I 3 . 1293 H1495 .xx ,, 1 L I f Ah.. 15 'YV ff 14 ' ,ER +41-aff -at llNSTRUQTORS NYe were generally a bit stricken with stage fright when we came face to face with our instructors. Most of us stood in awe of you or else stepped lightly and spoke guardedly. Now we know that you are one of us, because you feel as we feel. Knowing us, understanding us, loving us and serving us, you have made a unique place for yourselves in our hearts. Bones, hgures, drugs, and lectures have taken on a meaning. There are principles at the heart of things, and things are worth while only in proportion to the sound principles that lie at their heart, XVe will pride ourselves in following in your footsteps, along the rugged and endless path of duty which you have opened and pointed out to us. Allow us to express our deep sense of gratitude for the time and patience you have given us. W'hen fulfillment has crowned every wish you could wish Vllhen full to the brim and over-Howing the dish Held out for your joys: when your every prayer Has brought in reply all you asked-and to spare, XVhen the world has done all the fine things that it could for you May it then, but barely, have begun to be good to you. Faculty Nurxes MRs. EDITI-I BRocI:ER, R. N. SYEIL CRA1r:, R. N. MRs. EDITII CURRIE, R. N. BESS E. DALTON, R. N. DoRoTI-Iv DLINN, R. N, RIJTI-I HENLEV, R, MARY ALICE HILLIARD. R. N. HAZEL VIRLQINIA HONEYCUTT, R, N. RUTH CALLAWAY PANNILL, R. N. MARTIIA RAY. R. N. LL'cIA GRAX' SHIRLEY. R. N. ETI-IEL FLURENCE SI-IoRE. R. N. BLANCI-IE STAFFORD, R. N. LILLIAN ST.xNsEIEI.D, R. N. 1lRS.Jl,'NE HAM WILsoN. R. N. .Uedfral Doclars CARLTON N. ADAMS, M. D. E. S. AYERY, M. D. .lAnIE5 H. BAXTER, M. D. HOXVARD H. B RADSHAXV. M. D. Cox' C. CARPENTER. M, D. J, D. CHRISTIAN, M. D. FREDERICK E. COXVDEN. M, D. J. H. CRA:IIRTox. M. D. WILLIMI CROIIIARTIE, M. D. XVILLIAM A. ELLIS, M. D. RICHARD C. Fo RAIAN. M. D. ROBERT R. GARVEY, M. D. ARTI-IVR GROLLMAN. M. D. CLIFFORD GRYTE. M. D. P, B. HARDVIIION, M. D. GEORIIE T. HARRELL, M. D. JAMES A. HARRILL, M. D. TINsLEv R. HARRISON, M. D. J. Rox' HEGE, M. D. Fl-QLD.-X HIGHTONVER. M. D. STEPHEN F. HORNE. M. D. H. XYARD HvsLoR, M. D. Enw.xRD S. KING, M. D. WILLIAM L. KIRBY, M. D. RQRERT B. LAwsoN, M. D. FRANK R. LocR, M. D. ELBERT A. lu.-XClNIlLLAN. M. D. ROBERT L. MCMILLAN, M. D. ARcI-IIRALD G. M. MARTIN. M. D. WILLIAM L. BIOLINEAUX. M. D. ROBERT A. MooRE, M. D. JAMES F. O'NElLl.. M. D. FRED G. PEGG. M. D. GROVER CLEvELAND PowELL, M. D. Joux REEcE. M. D. joins A. RosE. M. D. XVILLIAM P. SPEASE, M. D. WILLIMI H. SPRLINT, M. D. HOXVARD M. STARLING, M. D. W1LI3L'R C. THOMAS, M. D. HENRY L. VALK, M. D. HERBERT M. VANN. M. D. LAURA VENNING. M. D. XVILLIAM L. VENNING, M . D. JoI-IN R. YVILLIAMS. M. D. WILLI,m E, XVOODRUFF, M. D. PAUL A. YODER. M. D. Jlledicul Sludenls MR. XVILLIAM L. ALSOBROOK, B. A. MR. JOHN R. AUSBAND. B. A. MR JoI-IN W. AvERA. JR.. B. A. MR. J, B. Avcoclc, B. A. MR. XVOODROW BATTEN, B. S. MR. ALBERT J. BECKMANN B. S., M.S. MR. JAaIEs W. BERRY. B. S. MR. THOMAS J. BROOKS, JR. Ph. D. MR. RODNEY M. BUIE. B. S. MR. LOREN L. CI-IASTAIN B. S., M. S. MR R. M. DIMMETTTE. B. A. MR FLEETUS LEE GDBBLE, JR., B. A. M R M R DAVID IRYING SCHRUM, B. S. P. C. STRINGEIELD, JR.. B. S. MR. JoI-IN THOMPSON. JR.. B. S. MR T. O. XVHEELESS. B. S. MR. ELLARD M. Yow. B. A. Others MR. L. H. BURXVELL MIss CLARA M. Downv, A. B.. M. S. MRS. LILLIAN FISI-IMAX. B. S. WILLIAM H. FISHMAN. Ph. D. J. BIAXXVELL LITTLE, Ph. D. MRS. JANE CARROLL MCRAE, B. A., M. R. E. TI-II-: REVEREND C. S, PARKER, Hospital Chaplain MR. DAVID REID M155 FLORENCE SKRocI-I. B. S. MRS. SALOLIE W. XVELLS. B. S. Miss PI-IvLLIs WITZEL, B. S. MRS. XV.-XLKER BARNETYE, A, B. Page Sixteen MM. R'F'i?V!i '5'9'v P'QI 9!f'f QM -A . .4-. A r - ' AA . ,. I .... L. .. . . ., , ,, , , . . . . 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Q' f 2 W f Tv A 5 'ff Depu rlmenl fgf Rruliulnlgy General Duty N 5t iwiwlilaxi l9:'wQ3l I ZIYSCS 1 n l U wi! . 4 F is , 1 1 Page Eighleen -.I-.+lI.iII-VIIIII-mm .il -V,- ,,,'fif .vu- .ii H V ,. w r ' ' N EGR' xnxx. I JA xl --rl ., Y 7 N I Q LxX TAX I 3 QM . ,, .,.n.w-...Manim.-,.,,.-.f.-.-,,.h0.aw-f.a-mnwnu,nAsMv.uhvuLs-Mudsniuiwdlanihnil''L. ' The Nightingale Pledge I solemrzl y pledge myself before God and -in tlze presence of this assembl y: To pass my life in pzlrit y and to practice my j5l'Qf6SS'Z.0lZf fa itlg alll y. I will abstain, from wlzatever fzfs deleteri- ozls and mzsclzievozls, and will not take or lerzowilzgly admirzister any lzarmhll drug. I will do all itz, my power to elevate the standard of my professfiorz and will lzold in corzjdderzce all personal matters committed to my keepmg and all famil y ajairs comming to 77Zj'l3'lZ10?UlC'dgC'1.7ZH26 practice of my proyifssiorz. Wz'tlzl loyalty will I endeavor to aid the plZfj'SZlC'Z'Cl7Z and lzis work, and devote mysebf to tlze welfare of tlzose committed to my care. P g Twenty L Ifxxvrlis 121-ixlcxix Sul rll.xk1v FRANKII-Q Slukx-sCl.1lv, N, if C lass Pre-sulcnl L11femn bf' lfwz1rIff'1rl SAIDIIQ jr-:Ax Nlcwxyxx JI-IANNIIT' Sllldfl, Ya. Vice Prwideut There is 770 Ifeltrr religion llmn In hr lzfzppyu IJmmT11x'LIi1un Plaxvlc HIJUTTII-Q 'l'hfmmsx'ilIe, N. if Sevrelary Work 'ZUJII-ff' you work, lm! plug' Qffen fV1R.1.i'li IJ:-:AN Dxxcx' IDANKYH North XYilkr-slmro, N. Cf Trvasurvr l'11.veUisl1, kizzdlzefzrled, N'lLFgflIf' Millie , mm' lIPIdf0VFI'?VH wily-I P116 i wr 92:4 I fi 24 1 if A A ... . ..-.v,..-U...--w-wmwvmun :mln-anw. aim man. H.AZEL KI.-XRIE Cox COXIE Aberdeen, N. C. To slrire, lo seek, to find, and not lo yield NIABEI. RUTH I-QVERHART Dl,'CKY Lexington, N. C. I'll find my Quay! lk y DOROTHY CLARA FOSTER DOTTY Paducah, Ky. Laugh and the world laughs with you FANNIE IRENE FOXVLER FANNY Granite Falls, N. C. Lei me tlzen be up and doing 'with a lzeartfor any fale Page Twenty-T'wo NIARY l'sR.XNl'lis Hxkkisux I,I'Ivl'I.l-I INT XX IIISIUII-5.lIl'I1l, N, l . Ifs lleller ln be sum!! mm' Xfllbllt' Hum large um! mx! tl .vin I.l1,1,x' Gmumx HICKS SHl1R'IifiH.'XNf1f'2v' High Puilll, N. Ci. IVIIX' iv0rry.' X'.Yl'liliRINIZ NIc'i'1.Axxn1sR JUNIQS CYNTHIA XX IISUII. N. I . T0lftl'V'S deeds ure fnzlznrrozuk lIIFl1I0l'l.6'5U ALICE LEAN Klxxlix' SKINNY Burlington, N. C. Those who labor, eonquezf' Page Twenfy- Three X .Q-wg, Jill' WWW 1,- N W. .4 P 4 n . .4 ,U fi' 1 ' u K . 1 .it 1. L YIOLET ELXYANDA RIADISON PANSY Olin, N. C. The right road always leads out at the right place ERA LEIGH KICINTOSH MAC Morganton, N. C. Lzfe 'witlzoulfrzends has no attmrtz'ons CQLADYS KIARIE PARKER HI TIDE Silverdale, N. C. I am master of my own fate RIINNIE SUE XYALKER HSUSY Q Riedsville, N. C. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you Page Tiwenty-Four M- -R-H.-A-muwmnnwus rr.. we vmrqufv-nf '?fI'l411l'ldlU'0'F W'3lNA vmfmlwmrnilvvf 4W Wm'lMQ5W: lWWWN WWW' W NW W . 1 . v i jjj 5 -.gi 252 . ' .f L.J -wi. , ' ' ,. H Za .qt 'tl It fu 4: ., . 'f . ,V 'N 'N ff.-Q , ,, 4. ',J-.,'-.IL3-..:75,f, -1-'rw X V1 Hz II II mfxrull R 7 MQ amp 119415 Page Tuenly F1 e SHENHQJR GLASS IDR, Rm m1iR'r G:xRx'1sx' Bliss Hum. Y, HuN1ax'CL r'1', RIN. Dr. Rfflfurt Gurzwy Un Graduation This is a time we have long awaited lt signiiies a dream almost come true. There is sadness in knowing our training days are over But there is gladness for horizons lifted. Because we most blest have been in ways XYe owe a life-long giving of our best. True joy will come to us if we but find Tasks that are worthy even of our all. Our training days have given us treasures That priceless are and surely imperishable. VVe would not leave though mere bearers of these treasures But we would multiply them in free sharing Make life for countless others fairer, richer. Now our training days become near sacred They echo clear to us a clarion call: To use always the best that experience has taught us ln everything worthwhile that life may offer. Our quest will not be like the knightly exploits Told in Arthurian legend of war and battle But ours must be the quests that seek and find The better ways of building this our world- A world in which all lives grow nobler, purer. Thus may we as we don our uniforms of white Follow the gleam that doth immortal shine Seek ever to fullil our quest divine. Hazel Cox Page T wenty-Six Qi? I E5 I I I l X X lf 2 fX PQ SN AJN. ' ll Xglf 4 1' jjj C. ics? s rf 'cv Ox -7 7 il 2 fk 393 fr S LEX an M ,W 5 - o ivan or c 'txxowesxo x P+ UIWQO. 6-XX ,X- ' J, HMM f o -U I N055 A.xcbN'xX2e8,. xx Xdxac ' fs'Ns. 1 5 8 jfs: 1 's F 1 V 6 .draw x Q .X T X0So Como age Twerzlv-Sererz F1 ff N YQ? UB v'x.5TfQ.,9..x Qavxkaf Sow -F H 'vii 3-1 , . r i , A , 5 ' ZZ!! ,- T Vqosi- s+...L.'m 3 Rqnwkown.. 1 I Qi . ow fl-D fx . QQ Wifi 5 ,,-',mh'. .,, IE. . . ,M IM CLASS HISTORY In the year 1940 on September 2nd, twenty-nine girls took the greatest step in their lives when they arrived at the North Carolina Baptist Hospital to spend three years administering to humani- Leaves only on Saturday and Sunday nights until 10 P.lVI. Oh-h-h just a confusion of many misunderstood descriptions and explanations. Classes day in and day out grew monotonous for some. Many a probie went to bed with her trunks packed to awaken the next morning to a brighter and happier day with new aspects on life. ty. Rules were the foremost thought in our mind- Always stand for a capped nurse or doctor , Then October 13 Claire Wloodward decided that she would end the monotony of classes and thoughts of serving humanity as a group, and administer to the object of her affections . So- Mr. and Mrs. jimmy Bone are now living Somewhere in South Carolina . As time went on and we strived harder day by day to become Freshmen rather than Preclinicals, we found that we were to have personal interviews November 26, 1940, with Miss Bohelerfnow Mrs. Smithdeal-who was then Acting Director of Nurses, and Miss Henley, Instructor. The interview was to determine who would receive caps and who would not on january 1941-an occasion looked forward to by each of us. As each probie returned from the interview there was either happiness or sorrow written on her face. At the close of the day we experienced a very unhappy moment when we found that Kathleen Camden, Maxine Banner, Virginia Lee and Alma Cree were to say so-long to a nursing career. Onward liver strived the twenty-four. Alasel-'rances Blackwell became homesick for Georgia, this leaving twenty three. Then came Thanksgiving Holidays and again we were deprived of others-Mary Smith, due to sickness. and Mary Fishel who decided to devote all her attention to the one and only -and may I add that Mr. and Mrs. Alvin XYikle and son Richard is the name. Then on to December and Martha Skambato said goodby. january 30, 1941! Happy day!! lYhite caps were placed on each individual's headeno longer probies - Freshmen if you please! More responsibility was given us and cooperation was at its height and glory. Here comes Cupid again! Lorie lYright became the bride of Gray Holcolm and Ann Clapp and Harry Hanes sailed the seas of matrimony. Time swiftly passed and during the second year of our famous careers we began to become more adjusted to our surroundings. Un came new classes of nurses, and with each a pang of pain for we knew that it is a long and narrow path. YYith june came a new addition to our class-Mary Frances Harrison. As our third year rolled around, Averil Robertson became the bride of Pvt. Jimmy Hales-much to everyones surprise. Soon we found added to our little white caps a black band which meant Senior Nurses . Yes, we still fussed about many trivial items, just couldn't stay awake on class and as most mischevious girls, we tried to break or ignore every rule only to find new ones piled upon us. Little by little the news seeped out that Zona Tysinger was no longer Miss Tysinger,.b-ut Mrs. Cummings. She later made her exit from our little group and went to California to Join THE Lieutenant. Could it be wedding bells we hear in a distance? Must be 'cause the engagement of Hazel Cox and Elmer Stelter has been announced, Dancy is wearing a diamond on third finger, left hand, and Catherine jones is planning to be a June Bride. Cjerry Shingleton is the lucky guyj. Then followed graduation and Pittsburgh and all the excitements of each. VVell, as we glimpse behind us, we find, no matter what we did, it was done whole-heartedly and full of fun, and each member of the graduating class of 1943 can only say, It was a tedious and tremendous responsibility, yet we would not exchange it for the largest treasure in all the world. To those who have guided our footsteps, we offer our sincere thanks and gratitude, and in the years to come may they say 'NVe are proud of them. They are honoured in our realm '. Marie Parker Page Twenty-Eight wmnwwwmmwswmfihwnifgiiiv-' , Q , n iiguim-wa-zmam Hmm6namWJbMQiQufmymmmimwwugimwiweswrr--am in Lest We ifwrgeit 1 I Page Twenly-Nine ' M, xsssnveo , 51233 - 4' JO ORS OHL T' 5, IF 5 3.4 'la Q 4 Figs ' z L...-1-. Q yQii.,,-1, , si ' - uf If 1 ' . Vi if N2 - Q ' V 1 , wx X: x f -1 'N 'Ei-f A ',,,. l' Eifx W -vw 4 Y r R r i r .,..,.g, Q is QWWW 'UN .iM H'1 ,QQ,n. H 1 , L v s Witt i. , r 'iaP ' ' S L S Ps 15 1 f LAST Will AND TEST ANTENT We,j.he Senior Ciass oi 1943 do hereby ieave the sentiments and bestow these hnai giits upon the ones ieit behind, whom we iove and remember . V To the Directors, Doctors, Supervisors and ah other members oi the i personnei we wish to express our sincere appreciation Cor every educa- .. tionai advantage. ior the unending patience, sympathetic understand- Q ing and grand encouragement that each has so unseihshiy givenfior 3 aii the bright spots that they have made during our dark ages and the asSistance to keep the chin up . And to the Freshmen Ciass we say Brave Littie Sisters and may you aii be good nurses. Finaiiy we want to bequeath very speciai giits to our ioiiowers, the iunior C iass. They deserve our praise. as weii as these gifts and may their iast year be their best. irene Fowier wiii give her great Medicai vocabuiary to Neiiie Wiiites, provided she promises to increase it. Zona Tysinger wiii give her great inhuence on Medicai students to Eveiyn Stephens, since 'Lona no ionger needs to use it. Grace Dancy ieaves her iittie continuous giggie to Sidney Feezor. Nay it add many names to her iong iist oi friends. Sean Newman reserves her corners in the Library lor Louise idobgood. Francis Southard ieaves her Scatterbrains to the Tones girisfbobhy and Eiizabeth. Catherine jones ieaves her speed on certain occasions to Ulura Harbison. Make haste, Laura! To Biii Rhodes, Eiwanda Madison ieaves her peaches and cream compieition, hoping it wiii make Biii a modest iittie giri. Hicks bequeaths her equiiibrium whiie sieeping in ciass to Ruth Biakiey. Liiiie hasn't tumbied out oi her chair yet! . Foster and Everhart ieave their ieather hair cuts to Yiaii. Between the three oi them they shouid have one good crop oi hzur . Cox is wiiiing to share her book T Married a Minister with anyone eise who is wiiiing to take this nobie stand. 'M ary Francis Harrison ieaves her twenty-two inch waist to . ,,,, ,, . weii giris, Eight it out among yourseives. Aiice Kinney ieaves her iove ior bathing suits to aii the mermsuds oi the junior Ciass, Era Leigh Mcintosh giadiy wiiis her iove ior night duty to Gefirba hiotsinger. Dottie Peace ieaves her iove lor pop-corn to Luia Rogers. Marie Parker grants her taients oi writing ietters during ciasS. yet iearning the iessons, to any junior who thinks she an get away with this Airman note taking. T . Sue Waiker. ieave the task oi writing next years LAST WTLL AND TEST ANENT to whom it may concern. SUE WALKER l i if f ,' 'Eggs Jmwm Mhmwmounwwn 84,4534 '41 1fp,Wm,' 'Wm Wgbylgi UN'1iqv lpn,-b,'.n.,,.f Page Th 'iffy I F' , - -, 'e Y-Y, . Q , 'exif'- 'WPA W YgQifqp: CLASS PRUPHEQY I was lying in an operating room of the Bellevue Hospital in New York. It was just a minor thing, and I would be up and going in a week. The immaculate appearance of the operating room, the silent tread of the nurses' slippered feet, and the gastric mumblings of the old surgeon made me feel homesick for the Baptist Hospital. I knew that the nurse was giving me the anesthetic, for I smelled the sharp sickening odor. I opened my eyes to see her. She looked like someone I knew. My dull brain remembered-Era Leigh McIntosh. I felt myself slipping. Thoughts of the hospital became stronger and stronger. I thought-I'll go back next week. I'll see my old roommate Zona Tysinger Cummings and her twelve boys. I wonder if they look like her. I stood suddenly in the radio station and listened to the news reporter talking about one of my classmates-Alice Kinney. She is playing a vital role in clearing Cuba and Panama of the Purperal Sepsis that has spread so rapidly through the territory. All honor to this classmate! Then I thought of those other classmates of mine who have served in the army. I was especially proud of Grace Dancy XVhittington. How did she and her husband get in the same camp? I looked around me. Everybody was running toward the dock. Far be it from me to miss anything. I ran too. Anchored there was the most beautiful ship I have ever seen -the U.S.S. Relief, safely back from over seas. Hundreds of nurses stood on deck. Then I ran closer because that strawberry blond was none other than Marie Parker, standing in the midst of the ship's crew. Naturally the Superintendent of the Public Health Nurses was waiting to greet her. She looked stunning with her blond hair and those new brown and tan hats they're wearing so much like the soldiers. I looked closer to see the initials on it-C. J. S. Could it be Catherine jones? Almost train timegif I get to Vliinston-Salem, I'll have to start. XYe had a stopover in a little country section. I walked down the street. VVhoopsl Must be a busy lady to collide with me like that!! XVhy, thats Elwanda Madison headed to meet her doctor in the country for a home delivery. The next day we arrived in the city where the big fire had done so much damage. I went to the Emergency Shelter to see what it was like. There Mary Frances Harrison was serving as Temporary Emergency Advisor. Boy, can that little girl get around! On the train I picked up a book written by Hazel Cox Stelter Lamps in China . I know Hazel has her hands full looking after the ruins of the war and her missionary work. Likewise with Sue VYalker in the Hartford Retreat rebuilding the minds of the soldiers. IVonder what happened to Dotty Foster since she joined the Indian Service. And what has be- come of Irene Fowler and her theories of evolution since she astounded the world with them? Houses are pretty along here. Oh, look, the former Lilly Gordon Hicks. 1-2-3, how many in the carriage?? Must be a family tradition! There before me was the Baptist Hospital. I headed first for the operating room. jean Newman was rating around there-special scrub nurse for Dr. Bradshaw. Then to obstetrics-who was that on the stretcher? It looks like the ex-Dottie Peace. Yes, it must have been cause there is a new Papa gazing through the nursery window at red-headed twins-girls, naturally. Oh mel! I left the motor of my car running! I reached the car, stumbled and fell. My head was half buried in the ground. The fumes from the gas enveloped my senses. I felt queer. I heard a slow metallic sound in the hall. Someone called my name. I slowly strug- gled to my elbow and stared. Standing at the foot of my bed was Frances Southard, Professor of Nursing at Bellevue Hospital. I was weary, but a most grateful person as I observed the faces of my friends in my memory. I studied each face carefully, and in each I saw Life in its truest, richest form. I lay back, sighed and my heart cried out, Life has indeed been very kind to the class of '43. Mabel Ruth Everhart t l Page Thirly-One Q. .P C I' A i 63551 Hey, Dowel What do you think of us? I f Dr. Hege, The only unrationed essential goods at present. Dr. Frank johnston, Nurses are like apple pie-a little bit of crust and a whole lot of apple sauce. Dr. Robert Garvey, I can't live with them and I can't live without them. Dr. E. McMillan. The fact that my wife is both a girl and a nurse speaks eloquently of my re- gards of the sex and the profession. Dr. XYomhle, A tine bunch of girls all the way, helpful and considerate. Dr. Crampton, Essential at times, dispensable at others, but in all rather necessary. Dr. Klcflants, XYonderful!f Yes, Yes. Dr. Grollman, The nurse is the most important person associated with the treatment of the sick-often exceeding the physician in her ability to make life pleasant and therapy efTective in the patient. Dr. Morehead. Lots of trouble but well worth every bit of it. Dr. Woodruff, Essential to the nth degree and to the last gasp, but what the devil to do with them??? Dr. Poole, I like nurses in general and some better. Dr. Cook, Nurses are the sweetest necessary nuisances in the world. Dr. O'Neill. Greeting, salutations and salubrious felicitations to our good nurses without whom we could do little. Dr. Grimes, About the finest lot of people in the world. Dr. Sensenback, I'm for 'em. Dr. Bowman. The nurses deserve all the breaks. Dr. Moore, A valuable asset when they can be found. Dr. Reid. XYithout a good nurse, all things would be worse. Dr. O'Brien, The nurse I like is Fannie Binder, They say her future is just behind her. Dr. Carpenter, The doctors right arm and the interns pet. Dr. XYilliams, Young ladies that can go to sleep on the average of every five minutes regardless of the stories or jokes. Dr, XVall, Nurses are angels, but angels of mercy. Dr. Southerland, At least the student nurses' three years aren't wasted-they learn to make beds and interns!! lVonder if they will ever find out I am an intern? Dr. Neal. XVorking with the fine group of nurses here has been most enjoyable. They are always helpful and have respect for the doctors-a very outstanding compliment. Dr. Hightower, Exquisite, superb. just right-at times. They won't talk: Dr. Ellis Dr. Valk Dr. Baxter Dr. Bauer Page T lzifty-T 'wo at ,, .. .. g- .V .t M t ip' It , tmpwmibemutws-ruff' ,,,,.,,,,, ggpwaww-'wwumw W'W m'W9W5' QTl'HlER QLASSES 1 15535 xii i Z X L 1 N 1 xx - I 1 xl f Q' 7 mix Q Qi X an I K1 4 JUNJORS BEAMER, HAZEI. OPALENE . BLAKELY, BESSIE RUTH . CAUDLE, JESSIE RUTH . CHURCH, VIRGINIA LEE . CODY, XYINIFRED REBECCA . DAVIS, EMILY . . . DOWNS, ELOISE LEOTA . . ELLIOTT, DOROTHY' LOUISE . FEEZOR, SIDNEY LEANORE HALL, IXIARY ROLLINS . HARRISON, LAURA . . HOBGOOD, NORMA LOUISE JONES, BARBARA RUTH . JONES, ELIZABETH JANE . . LEONARD, RUTH ETTA . . LINVILLE, GERTRUDE VAUGHN RIORGAN, ANNIE AIAE . . RIOTSINGER, GEORGIA BERNICE PREVOST, RIARTHA ELIZABETH RABURN, PHYLLIS LOUISE . RHODES, WILLIE NOX'ELLE . RODGERS, LIABLE lf.-XTHERINE ROGERS, LULA RIAUDE . . RUMPLE, DOROTHY NIOZELL . SIGMON, HELEN FRANCES STEPHENS, EVELYN GRAY' . THORNBRO, LOUISE KIADORA . TOMS, WILLIE BIAE . . XVILKES, NELLIE RUTH . . XVILLIAMS, SARAH RIAXINE . Mount Airy, N. C. East Bend, N. C. Lexington, N. C. XVilmington, N. C. Asheville, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Salemburg, S. C. VVinStOn-Salem, N. C. Mocksville, N. C. Roseboro, N. C. Morganton, N. C. NVinterville, N. C. VVinStOn-Salem, N. C. Statesville, N. C. High Point, N. C. Vllalnut Cove, N. C. Durham, N. C. Vlfinston-Salem, N. C. Spartenburg, N. C. Marion, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Reidsville, N. C. Tarboro, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Reynolda, N. C. Warsaw, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Bostic, N. C. Candor, N. C. Yadkinville, N. C. Page Thirty-Four SNA PSHOTS UF JUN V- wngfs-M' ie ,.....-- , yxnyk i INR? ia F A I Page Thirty-Five QV' 'Q 1 v ii FRESHMEN ALLRED, KIINNIE C.-XTIIIERINE BYRD, JACQUELINE . . Cox.1.1soN, BLANCHE LoL'isE DUCKETT, VIRGINIA DUDLEY, BUNITA LEE . DUNCAN, HAZEL MAE . FINCH, AIARY FRANCES . GARDNER, RllUD.-X ANN . LIAMILTON, lixn1.Y LoU1sE HAUSER, FRANCES JANE . JONES, ELETHA PAULINE LEACH, DCDROTIIX' . . LEEPI-ZR, KIARY CLARK . PRCITT, iXlARY BURTON . SHORE, IXNGELENE CAM . Wiinston-Salem, N. Lake View, S. C. Greensboro, N. C. Asheville, N. C. VVhiteville, N. C. Clayton, N. C. C. Black Mountain, N. C. Reidsville, N. C. XYinston-Salem, N. C. XVinston-Salem, N. Mount Airy, N. C. High Point, N. C. Parkton, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Boonville, N. C. C. Pa e Thzrty Su: ll'R ' 3 C T M i L' C' . ll ,, A ' ,,mmiwmwmmm.i Page Tllirly lPRll:1ClLllNllCALS ALLEN, ,IUANITA JANE . ANDREWS, I-QRNESTINE . BENFIELD, l':STEI,l.l2 . . BL'RCIIIfIEI.o, KlI1.DRED OREAN CROXVELI., BARBARA JEAN . DR.AKE, SARAII PERSIS . DRIVER, BETTY LEE . GENTRY, VIRGINIA DARE . HELIJERMAN, LUI.A LL'CIEI.I.E HIGIISAIITII, I-IUNICE ANN . HoDGE, IRENIE M. . . joI-INsoN, EAIIIX LoRENE . LINERACR, CATIIERINE l':I.IZABETll LIYENGooII. NEI.I. NIARII-1 . MooRE, AIAIA LIIUISE . NIIIIING, l':STl'1I.I.E . . PARRISII, HRSIIII. X'IRGlNI.-X . RAY. VIRGINIA STEVENS . RIIIIERTS, CSI..-XIJY5 MAE . SARGEANT, VERA . . SINK, I-ISTIIER Al.-XI? . . STIIUT, CLARA CIIRIsTINE . XVEST, Lols HENRIETTA . . XVII.I.IAxIs, JEANNE C.-XRMIZX . -SFFUII Star, N. C. Graham, N. C. XVinstoII-Salem, N. L Asheville, N. C. Albermarle, N. C. Belmont, N. C. Mocksville, N. C. Roxlnoro, N. C. VViIIstoII-Salem, N Goldsboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Four Oaks. N. C. Vl'iIIstoII-SalenI, N Mocksville, N. C. St. Pauls, N. C. XViIIston-SalenI, N KeI'IIersville, N. C Hallsboro, N. C. Rutherfordton, N. Kinston, N. C. Lexington, N. C. NewlaIId. N. C. Mocksville, N. C. Shelby, N. C. I an CLASS JENTJERIING M ADA5Is, IDUNN.-X LEE . BARNCAI, GRACE BONIZLI, Box'LEs, IRIS KIAIZ . FURE, ALYCE OLIVIA . CoIfoRTII, HELEN REBECCA . HCIRII, KATIE BIZLLIE . . XIATTIIEXYS, GRACE l'll.IZ.-XHETII XiCGIEIi. NlJR3I.X RIII':IIELI.E . RICNIEILL, NI.-XRY AI.EIsE NEW, VIRGINIA DARE . WAI.TERs, FLQRENCE ALICE . XYIIITE, LORIZNA DELL . XYOOTERS, DORIS Ai.-XE . XYORKMAN, I-QDITI-I KIARIE Randleman, N. C. Southern Pines, N. C. High Point, N. C. Latta, S. C. Iflkin, N. C. Iilkin, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. King, N. C. Broadway, N. C. King, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Trinity, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Trinity, N. C. Page T hzrly Ezght llNv7l?'W55'illUW!WW'MW551W1V1LW'WHh'!QWY10BW 'WWW0'Wf' 5 l5 3' '55 W' 5' .. ' ' .. . ,. .. .1 1. 1 fi I .,.. -'I' -if fl -1 7' AQTI'lIVIVlI'lUES CTN 31' P41 . 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FOSTER MR. IRA BOND MRS. DAVIS MR. R.-XXYLINGS FRANKIE DR. CARPENTER DR. VALK DR. HIGHTOWER MISS SADIE JONES DR. C. N. ADAMS MISS RUTH AIARTIN DR. HOWARD STARLING MRS. JANE LAXVRENCE MISS LEOTA CLINARD MISS LUCIA SHIRLEY MISS ETHEL SHORE DR. J. R. WILLIAMS MRS. RIARGARET IXIORSE MRS. OXVENBY MRS. DAVIS MISS EDNA HEINZERLING MISS DIANE HARRIS MR. ARLEN HARRIS MR. E. L. HARRIS DR. XYINGATE JOHNSON MRS. BETTIE STIMSON DR. FRED GARVEY MISS SNOXV MISS LILLIAN STANSFIELD MISS RIINNIE WALL MISS ALTHA SMITH MISS RUTH PANNILL DR. JAMES OYNEIL MRS. FRANK HORNE DR. PAUL JOHNSON MRS. JIM SXYAIM A SOLDIER MISS AIARTHA RAY MISS HENLEY Page Fzfly- Four Advertisements E12 x xii: ,f ii? I X 1 uilfiifiilfflr ' , :I J.'Ii.Q M9 In 1 W ' N ' rbi' . ' . ., I N ET' ' M i5V?'Q'P' ?f 1f3'.5f' - ' Compliments H'1iE9QQ5,l3H of 0 317 W. 4th sr. , 'NC' hlflefl Dial 7994 Winston-Salem, N. C. Congratulations Seniors from WATT WEATIIEBMAIVS COLLEGE SHOE SHOP Hawthorne Road Compliments of f' , I lj V' ft IRS Smut! I ' Tfornmi War SUMMIT STREET PHARMACY Foot of Summit-Overlooking Hanes Park Headquarters for Complete Drug Store Service A REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Dial-2-1144 Page Fzfly-Sz LOTTIE'S HAT SHOP L. M. WILLIAMS GRUCERY CU. Seamstress Fresh Meats Tailoress and Hats made to order Fancy Groceries Old hats made D121 8164 to look like new Cor. Hawthorne 8: W. lst NOT one hat like another one WiI1Sf0I1-Salem, N- C- Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co. 534 South Main Street Different Tasty Satisfying Phone 9426 P I C K - A - B O N E f . 12 Fried Chickene-75c Shoes 'E0?ual'ty Served Unjointed I F . Without Silverware The W 1016 amlly Every Bite a Tender Delight at Cubs of French Friefl Potatoes Hot Bullert-cl Rolls, jelly ur Honey Nissen Bldg. r REYNULDA GNU' The shoe-Minded store 853 Reynolda Road Opposite Hanes Park Compliments of O'HANLON'S DRUG STORE The Oldest Drug Store in the City On Winston-Salem's Busiest Corner O'Hanlon's has the Goods L I I' I Sewer ' fN' N . 1:'w'rx w-v'vwwsrf+'f'wwm1r .ifmmmwwwwnwwa MM .+.. 'il?13Q2l15lZZl: n. 1 le wis.-lA1f L.t : . .L 'A - A, mvf.'f1:f2su - -rwalu rmx wi: w1,fs 53e 7 '-N IH Conzplimenls flf PAN 5 and 10 DEPT. STORE 117 So. Hawllmorml Rd. Winston-Salem. N. C. 61 . sw 'nfl ' N L R 0 I2 OUNCE BOTTlE 0 'Keep Buying to Keep 'Em Flying Efficiency Consideration Knowledge Enthusiasm Rightful dealing 9 Sincerity Your friendly jeweler spells Wise- choice. For every jewelry need, see ECKEIPS CREDIT JEWELER 439 N. LIBERTY ST. Page Fzfty-Eight l Compliments of god! Uzaff Alfucfio XYlIlSl0Il-SLll6I'I1'S Only Air ffonditioned Studio 112 REYXUl.DS lil.lNl. Compliments of lllNKLE'S BO0K S'l'0RE Belk-Stevens Dept. Stores Winston-Salem, N. C. The Home of Better Values Have Your Feet Measured and Properly Fitted- They will be more comfortable HINE5 XYest Fourth Street Plg6 Fzfly N118 i ?'? 'x ' N p-i t m ' fn! W '2' - if' YK R 'Jw' N' I1 L 'f 'nv eg: .' , inf: 'A A, ' ' 1mg 4QI,Tf.rg - .H . I 4 W- Q 1 ' rg :f i ' Compliments Compliments of of ARCADE SWANEYQS FASHION SHCP DRUG NO, 3 Compliments of MORRISETT CG. -Live Wire Stores Thanks to all the Nurses Remember this Store sells the best For just a little less Come and See Headquarters You'll Always Find f0l' The Florsheim Dress Shoes Newest Fashions Freeman Fine Shoes at Vitality Nurses' Shoes Mother and Dau hter SIMMUNS-STANLEY snot cn. We 9 444 Trade Street Phone 2-0525 on the square In Winston-Salem it's MITZIQS Millinery - Bags - Lingerie - Hose 422 N. Liberty Street Page Sixly Congratulations Faculty and Students Compliments of K I g, ,-fl? yf L :Muffy fffxcrfwzwf xffuon 4 0 0 uallty 011 Company Shell Gasoline Kelly Tires Telephone 5181 Compliments of Patterson Drug Company, Inc. 122 West 4th Street The IDEAL WINSTON-SALEM'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE The Best Place to Shop After All West 4th Opposite Nissen Bldg. 1 .4 -' -Q-lf, -I E ,I ,,' , H 'Q , ,.1f f::yxrav1fvm'5pQwp:f 'G3'7L!'!!5ylifrwggfqvglfvm A gl. ' v ,i.'flQP'?' -yu rm I A dv UH. ' 1 WH 1 L. 'M r ' 8 . z A 1. 'f'v' N'.'fn . ,,.?3 :M1?f .f,A,:,. - .,i 'lm???P v qw , ' 4 Y' :L d l , Vlll' I n-V , mm f WY v Klux , U E H v 2 5 Compliments of AN CII 0 R C0. E Shopping Center of Winston-Salem, North Carolina E C Dial 6126 2 l S 5 l Compliments 215 West Fourth Street f 1 You're Always Welcome At WVALGREIEN DRUG STORES Drugs With A Reputation Compliments INC. 5 l T here is cz difference 2 i 3 J Page Sixly- Two POWERS sf Awnfnsuw The oldest and largest surgical supply house in the south Compliments of S Richmond, Norfolk, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Va. Winston-Salem, N. C., and Columbia, S. C. FRANK VUGLEP. Sr SUNS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service DIAL 6101 The Baptist Hospital Ambulance maintained and operated by Vogler Service 1-1, -TI X , .. , W. :M -nw.,-5-1 if V - 1.4, i ,.c-..,- my ,-.-.. i. 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