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

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Elgin RAY BROWN Cox' C. CARPENTER, MD. EDNA I.. HEINZERLING, R.N. llIlIllIlllSllllllIllll THE NORTI1 CAROLINA BAPTIST HOSPITAL, with the Bow- man Gray School of Medicine, and the School of Nursing work as a unit for the care of the sick and the training of doctors and nurses. Mr. Ray Brown is Administratorg Mr. Smith Hagaman, Superintendent and Public Relations Supervisorg Dr. Coy C. Carpenter, Dean of the School of Medicine and Medical Director of Hospitalg Miss Edna L. I-Ieinzerling. R.N., Director of the School of Nursing and Nursing Supervisor of the Hospital, and Miss Sarah L. Clinard, R.N., Night Supervisor. SMITH HAGAMAN C- 6 I L W . SARAH L. CLINARD, RN.

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Paul McBee Abernethy Clara Aderholt Kate Allred William Lewis Alsobrook Robert L. Bailey Pauline Binkley Nevada Booe George E. Bradford Mozelle Brewer Bruce E. Brooks Mary Elizabeth Carter Kenneth Maurice Cheek Myrtle Cooper Warren C. Corwin Sylvester D. Craig Warren H. Crumpler G. A. Dohlen Thomas Bentley Daniel Mae Donner Paul R. David Ruth Deese William H. Flythe William Mortimer Fowlkes, Jr. Virginia Friddle Estelle Garner Roxanna Gentry Fleetus Lee Gobble Harry W. Goswick Herbert Wood Hadley Katherine Hampton Lucille Cain Hartman Belmont A. Helsabeck Mary Alice Hilliard Ralph J. W. Hobbs Thomas Ralph Jarvis Harold Wilkes Johnston Lula Burleson Kimbrough Ruby V. Lanier Gladys Lee Mildred Lyday James F. Marshall Hampton C. Mauzy Frances McAllister Mildred McGirt Era Leigh Mclntosh Claude Ackle McNeill Irving Robert Nelson Lundie C. Ogburn Thelma Ogburn Moses Edward Rice Henry G. Schwartz William Warner Shingleton David Clark Smith Edith Stinson John Junior Thompson Minnie Sue Walker Alice Welch Madge White Joseph Louis Wilkerson Ralph V. Wolfe Edwin Smith Woolbert

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