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

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VLLMN .nw-up -A-.1fm2HfHlllll?iUEllia. im .1i'f1'fitl5lJ.i'iM lliit Muir Q klxwmf g L-'ggi yi ,LL INTRCDDUCTION During these three years a war of defense has turned into a war of offense, and the Allies have carried to completion their pledge to stamp out those forces threatening enslavement of the world. Atomic energy has been harnessed, and the World War ll has resolved by clysis, but there are left the sequelae of unrest and the fretful groping of nations for stability. We have been spared the awful task of destroying our enemies - indeed, we are privileged instead, to help bring life, and that more abun- dantly to mankind of all races and creeds. The Army and Navy programs of medical education have come and gone. Doctors who have served in uniform are steadily returning while others are going to fill their places. Some good men have gone to other fields' a few Old Faithfuls have had to pause for second wind' and many newcomers have already proved their merit. The unselfish over and above the line of duty attitude of our overworked faculty has won the admiration of the entire student body. With relief at last expansion in every direction has begun and is limitless in its possibilities. Research in ever increasing amounts is going on behind the scene in every department with much information of value being given the medical world through numerous publications. Confidence in work well done is being shown on all sides. I I Il ll I I Il ll I I I am x ll -Q' Fifi' - '- 'IF ' lf-1 ,,-wi ww- rm-.,. ' .f-.F-j---.,a1.-we-sw '-is Hur CONTENTS SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS gfmff FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS .xgrff X! Qlzeraf 'Li' ra: a er if l.f8 Waiver :fer l..i8I'l'l6llll.5 N U, Y I1-1, - N , ilu 1' 'XM hx 1 V1-,5 -, -V-I-ff wx 1 -mg. -, V-ff,--f-, ,- Q, -v I ff' ,:,. .un qv Q fur. v-NY, .g..u.... -wwwqf hi' .f .Juf Zia! ffhf ' IQ,-K f.u-A I q. 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V V SENIOR CLASS QQ We mmm f'-if'1-,grsnrv fi ..f'qPw nflin f Wf q,, Inn R014 harris Mock Gibbert Lahscr Noxxlin Richirdson Limplq Bridfer Scion! Inu Vifeld 1 Miller Hamriclx Sitterwxhite Hardin Trixctte Lnmm, Padgett, arms, Hount. Third Rmr: Tyner Fisher Herndon, Nicholson, Pressman, Whlliford Highsmith Northup, Kinuheioe. Ffmrtlv Roux' DuBo'e. Fowler Parkinson, Lovegren Browdy, Long, Bingham, Sweel Boyer Gillikin. 13 A , W 4-' I V, --c . -e - .,-r' . v ' ' V,--,--.a.i-,isa --,-- '- -'--1'-uexgsml RECORD ROOM This is located on the Hrst floor of the hospital and is supervised by Miss Ruth Martin. With the assist- ance of numerous secretaries, she types and binds all records on hospital and out patients and tiles them for permanent reference. The Record Room's standards meet the most rigid requirements of the American Medical Association. Dictaphones are supplied so that the doctors may leave very complete notes on all patients in a short time. DIETETICS Witli the direction of Miss Rosin Vance, the dieti- tians prepare and serve all meals to the patients, nurses and doctors. Besides the regular house diets, they also serve any special diet that may be necessary for a particular patient and give consultation on special feeding problems. It is because of the work of this group that an adequate and efficient dietary routine can be served in this hospital. PHARMACY The department of pharmacy is headed by Mr. E. W. Rollins who organized it in 1942. With the assistance of Miss Virginia Caudle, all the pharmacy's own compounding is done. It now occupies a large room on the First Hoor of the hospital, but plans for the new wing of the hospital include rooms for the ex- pansion of the pharmacy. CLINICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY The laboratory ot' clinical endocrinology was establish- ed for the more specialized biologic tests. Here, also, research is done of various special problems of inter- departmental interest. The work is now being done by Dr. Richard Myers with the technical assistance of Miss Carolyn Stout. ,T 7,11-zvw-5. W 4 ,!m.L . '9l '5-5 I I If fu-T-EE1WlI'F'-illf-!i5f4'Rlg, - CLINICAL PATHOLOGY L'mILr thu Llrrrutwn ul Dr R. P Nurclmcall .md Dr W' CQ 'l'Iwrn.u, thu tlupurtmcnt uvntlucts .ln Lxtcn- xrw prwgram QI-ung wurk fur' uwrc tI1.m tlmtv Inns- pxmlx .md num' prrmrc plnwrtrnnx Thcy .rlw wnrluft thc rwL1t1ru'Ll.rwu1n Hut-II-vgv. l'.1tI1uI-rgy.1ntI f I1nn.1I P.xtI1--Ingrml Clunfcrtntcs Stutlunt ,xttunduncu .rt .lu- tnp-lw rx rcqurrcd .mtl xtutlcntx .nu grvcn uppwrturnty In xtudy .III surgrml xp:-trmcns ANESTHESIA Tlus I.Isp.1rtmcnt 15 cunductul by Dr R, L, Wall, I Chluf of thc Anrstl1cx1.x Dcprzrtmcnt .md .lswlitirxg Ium .Ire Lrllmn Stanitlcld .md Narrc Lung, Rcgiiturctl Nurse Ancxthctulx A unc yan' Uvurw rs t.1ugI1t .1IImv- mg fuur gmduatc nurscx .is xtudcnts, ln .uldrtrwn tlruy gnu furnml Iccturcs tn the medical xtuduntx rn thc Cuurwc In .lnuxtlwcxm .md tlurrng the Surgery Quurtcr, two scnrur stutlcntx .Arc on duty rn thc upumtmg ruorn .lt all trmu CLINICAL BACTERIOLOGY Dr S Klng, Prufeiwr uf Btlctcrwlfvgy, re drruftnr uf thc b.1ctcr1uIugIC.1I lrllwruclrrrs, Rlvutrnc wurk cun- xrstrng of cultural .md sen-lwg1c.1I tlrugntms cnnqprrwx the largest pnrtwn uf the h-wpxml wurk In Addntmn. rusearclm wurk is being -Iwnc ln problems cummnn In .III the sulwdxvrsinm of mcdrcme, B.1ctcr1-:I-wgiml equip- ment .md cnnsulttxtmn are .1v.1iI.xIvIc tu each studcnr rn lux prnlvlcms un the Hard. CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGY The CI1n1c.1l Chemlxtry L.1Iwr.1twry dum tI1nu5.1ntlx uf detcrmrnutuvns fur the: Iwspital each mwnth under the Jlrcctron of Dr, W1II1.1l11 VU-wlff, They .rlw pcrfurm tuxrcul-wgic wnrk for c1v1l .mth--ritrcw, .md mrry un A research prugram nn prnblcmx inwlvzng clxmcal Chemistry, ,7.!Luua'xpi- .ig-9-.' a -ILL. .ff .M-..:-v,,x ' RADIOLOGY The department of Radiology consists of fourteen rooms situated on the Fifth floor of the hospital, completely equipped with the most modern radio- graphic and therapy machines. Dr. tl. P. Rousseau, Professor of Radiology, is director uf the depart- ment which trains three house officers in radiological examination and treatment and three student techni- cians. Witli the cooperation of these personnel as well .is other trained technicians, diagnostic examinations and treatments are done for the entire hospital and out-patient department, OPERATING ROOMS This department consists of ten rooms located on the tifth floor of the hospital and under the direction of Miss Lucia Shirley, Supervisor, and Miss Anne Cas- stevens, Assistant Supervisor, On duty at all times are four graduate nurses and eight student nurses and Steve .is chief of the orderlies. Here all the major thoracic, abdominal, orthopedic, urological, gynecolo- gical, .md neurosurgical surgery is done. LIBRARY The Medical Library is located on the First floor of the Medical School and contains collections in the field of medicine, surgery, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, and the related sciences. More than 275 current periodicals, both domestic and foreign, and more than 175 bound sets of journals are available for reference at all times. Miss Nell Benton is director and Mrs. Richard Hardin assistant, Students are on duty in the library at night and on week-ends. CLINICAL MICROSCOPY Situated on the second floor of the medical building, this department has graduate and student technicians who perform more than 100,000 examinations per year. These examinations include the morphological studies on the blood of all patients. Here also, uri- nalyses are performed and spinal Huid, gastric contents, and stools are studied, TZAQTYYWQWI' T' VQ V 7 BLOOD BANK In -luly, I9-ll, the Blond Bank was organizetl untler the supervision of the Department of Surgery for the use of the entire community, The volume uf blood usetl is the largest vtvlume of any Civilian hlootl hank in the state The reaction rate has tallen to 2 rl per tent, making it among the lowest and safest in the nation. The department is managed ethciently hy Miss Mary Lou Moore, Technician, who is assisted hy a senior medical student and a student tcchnitian. ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY The Heart Station of the Medical School and Hospital was established in 1941 under the direction of Di R L, McMillan. lt has facilities providing for elet- trocardiograms, arterial and venous pulse tracings, graphic registration of heart murmurs and sounds, and effects of exercising. Permanent records uf all tracings done are kept and used in the research pruhlems involving cardiography. EMERGENCY OPERATING ROOM Located on the ground floor uf the hospital, the emer- gency operating room is the only one in the City of Winsttin-Salem. Registered nurses are on duty until midnight, after which time they are calletl as necessary. Patients are seen here by the house nthcers who admit them to the appropriate service for diagnosis and treatment, Two students on senior surgery act as assistants and perform any emergency lahoratory work that is necessary, t i t 5, X is , l 11,524 5 1 l 4 l i Mg 4 I l 'WN' AT '-'?A':'?iK'EPJ1 vffif'-H' , . ,ii ,,,. ---' n- in OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT Under the able directorship of Dr. C, N.1sh Herndon and staff, the present Out- Patient Department has been making .in excellent record for itself in spite of its small quarters. In the past year over 15,1100 patients were examined and treated. The future outlook for this depdrtment is .1 bright one. for the opening of the new building will provide the mnny necessities which are now llcking. 4 maze.-fx-mrb Qi' ' Q , 1 kd I If H h a- .IQ ff Vx: '-5, ,' f ' 1-'af '-'I'Q1l? : Iv - '-', N I - f l-!','In-f'4?'k'Q- 1- SNIW5.-bg I Q I ' ' 1 I u I I I X I ,. A L zz - .. -Ie, 'N e,,, - E . . ' A . I I R .:,.g5f E ,342 .Agn ' ,gg-5E'f + ' I ' ., . - ' ' ' - .iii-'1 A ' THE I BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF WAKE FOREST COLLEGE PRESENTS ' -.. . -' ,..a-.. . ' ' 'f'-,.- in-can-:ug Hb. 'ff -..4.- l ' 'F 'i:H'f',T' CI' f. ' W -f N A 1 ll ll Srl ti '-i af-3 s . fl -'itil 'fmwllMHW'NxL1i, :az L'fi'Liii'1J1Hb'vL' Ilzii :fm faiiai.-M, 'twill' i- ,,i , ecbcalfiolft HOWARD HGLT BRADSHAW, M.D., F.A.C.S. It is with the utmost pleasure that the students of the Bowman Gray School of Medicine dedicate this issue of Gray Matter to their friend and teacher, Howard Holt Bradshaw. To them Dr. Bradshaw represents an ideal, a combination of physician, educator and scientist. Not only do his students recognize these achievements but in addi- tion they appreciate in him one who has retained a concept of student problems and is actixely in- terested in their welfar . Dr. Bradshaw ix as among the first to join the nevi faculty and iided materially in the reorgani- zation of the W'1ke Forest Medical School when it began its career as a four year medical college. His particular interest at that time was the develop- ment of modern and adequate hospital facilities for a teaching institution. To him is due much credit for the professional orianization of the North Carolina Baptist Hospital and its Out Pa- tient Department. He was born in Burnsville North Carolina on September 29 190-i. He receix ed his medical edu- cition at etferson Medical College being granted his medical de ree in 1927. After post graduate training in the efferson and Presbyterian Hospi- 'als in Philadelphia he became Research Fellow in Surgery It the Massachusetts General Hospital. From 1934-1936 he held the appointment of In- Returning to Philadelphia in 1936 he became Instructor in Surgery at jefferson Medical College. In 1941 he was selected as Professor and Director of the Division of Surgery at Bowman Gray School of Medicine and Chief Surgeon of the North Carolina Baptist Hospital. Among the other hospital associations previously held by Dr. Bradshaw are: Assistant Surgeon to etferson Hospitalg Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Presbyterian Hospital' Courtesy Staff Bryn Mawr Hospital' Consulting Surgeon White Haven San- atorium. At present in addition to his association with the Baptist Hospital he is a member of the Courtesy Staff of the City Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem and on the consulting Staff of the Forsyth and Guilford County Hospitals. In addition to his interests in clinical medicine Dr. Bradshaw has been active'y engaged in scien- tific investigation. In the field of research and writing he has contributed primarily to the physio- logical and clinical aspects of anesthesia and thoracic surgery. He is a member of the following medical orga- nizations: American Medical Association' INorth Carolina State Medical Association' Forsyth County Medical Society' American College of Surgeons' American Board of Surgery' American Association for Thoracic Surgery' Philadelphia Academy of Surgery' Southeastern Surgical Congress' Surgical Roland E. Miller E W 1 I 3 a a i , 1 1 . L , Q V Y 1 J 3 . 4' ' V I0 'V A 2 1 ' D sr' ' ,Nl b . 1 f V a- 4 - fl Y J , 'T 1 I c 1 c 1 ' r Q Q 4 1' H J 1 , , xi - ' Y 11 L I . . , N , 1. v a- v lt., structor in Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School. Investigations Society of the South. I N c i' it i .F 4: 1 yi l 20 'fW'3-:..44L13Al94 29,'1l,, ' . Hr!-lfiL4!1!d'.l. 'N'1.lLXmNfg!1l ! 'x f 3?T!4..f 'ff q1 L., F '5f4S'E5fkg51 l i I 1 ' r-.www -, v 4 1 X w HOWARD HOLT BRADSHAW , 1 21 ,f jug Ba!!! V V f-. .4--Avia.. ,. .'7Q-4,1-f1,L -7+.X'1 'Y'S1if:vZ- il1t f':1u-.Uv 51,5-HHS!-,-1.gLg.iQ:-'xs-f.-.1:.9 XYKYI' - 4,51 ' '1 , 'as 1'A'- ' . ' 1' 'ifff' fl? 'HU 1 'Wi' 1541 'M-L iw ff ' wa w- - - 1-J :fs- s COY C. CARPENTER, B.A., MD., F.A.C.P. Demi FACULTY THURMAN D. KITCHEN, BA., M.D., LLD X Preiidenl . . , ' ' H 'AVLTF' , ,.. - ,J 'f WV ,- .i?L,'l ' M g FACULTY C.-KMILLO Amcm. M D, llvmxmnx H BmmHAxv, M D LYROY -I BUTLER. M D, Pfufrmwr of BIOIXHWIIVIVI1 PM-frwwl uf Snrgfry Prwlfwff fff Pnflxlrlfx Net? f37 l -.., 5 ' gr -Qu-.Q I 'vars . Cox' C. CARPLNTER, MD, H.iI4'!LIl D. GREEY, M D. XY' IAXVIQENCF GMMES. M D, Dbm ,MJPwhxwz'fffP.z!ffwfw,gY1 Pwh X my ,,wfPlw1H!'fg1 PM ff 1 wr N7 Clnznzzl Smgffm .WJ Plv,1r111.1fblf,g3 I 4 HM nah..- l GEORGE T HARRFLL. M D, RFID H01 MPS. M A, XY'1m,.x1r M VIQHNSON. M D , Sc D, Dnerlw' of lfw Dzllurnzluzl uf Pmfc 1 wr uf Hfupzlvzl f1J1111111xlr.1l1w1 Prfffwwn nf McJ1L1r1c Medlrzne 23 . Wk- V L' gr L, H, 1 6--earn.. lf-P-K 'Up-1,1 14.1. g-LYv+f1- -gev-'-g5 ffgFx ' ' - fr -Qwzaz-N. ' :mfr- ?' I , -.-.-. f.. . .W-,.. x.r,,i , I FACULTY ' v . w . . . - 4 -.. . 1 E - H -. E ...,.,,,,,,, ,. ,MW-x..-V -A---E..-.fl ,Qffu -.X....,. 4.4, f -E 4 49, . J, L . - 4 4 .... . f , Xu R l , EDWARD 5. KING, MD. FRANK R. LOCK. M.D. JAMES P. ROUSSEAU, MD. Profcvmr uf Bmleriululsx Dirnlur of Ifve Dfp.1r'1f11E111 of Profeuor of R,1d'i0logVy Ob,rlEIrirf .md Gvynfmlagy VUILLIAM H, SPRUNT, JR., MD, FREDERICK R. TAYLOR, M.D. A. DETALMA VALK, MD. Pmykrmr of Clirziml Sm'ger5 Prafe,r,for of Mediml Lilef-.nlzre Prafeuor of Clirziml Surgery Rosmfx V.-XNCE. B.S. HERBERT M, VANN, M.D. J. CONRAD WATKINS, D.D.S., SCD Proffwmr- nf Dleleliu Profe,r,mr of Amzlomy Profexmr of Cliniml Denial Surgery 24 QA4i66u?ai'Si 'Zhi-j f,i2 :IG S? QQ? ,lx -'NH-7 r,fL, 1y F 2 ,- ' V g1x53,. , , -,'--1573:-fag-gi 9 4 ,L f v .- -1 ff-,Aga-WL - ,. . .-, . .., .- , .6 .- Y .- Y Y , ,M FACULTY QQ-g 43 gg... is T:-1 -11. V42- CARLTON N ADAMS MD Annum nz Clnzzrzl Obvlefmn md Gynrologj MEDFORD C BONWMAN MD Amfmnl nz Surgery DAVID C CM ER MD Auznmnl Pro gum of Medzrme Afrlrlml Ill Smqny Afvltllllf Ill Mcdnzm ERNEST A Bfurwcll DDS THOMASJ BROOM JR PhD M D lvlflllg Lrrlunr nl Pllbllt He A110 Illvlzmlor 117 Plmvllofugy md md Denlmm PMUEIIIIIL A1Qa'mm VANDERBILT F Coucu MD IAMFQ F DONNELIY MD Ammfzzzr 111 Clmn 11 Irzmmlm nz Obrnnzrn md Olurfflflnl11311201021 Gmerolugg x 1 f v N P H A D - by ' Y 4 , 4 ' , . S JOHN Augsfwu. MD, JOHN W. AVERA, 25 fix 3 5 za .1 nr f f lf ,, 5 fr V' R E. Lf' , '1 , , 4 xx' ,YQ lr I.-.Q uw ,.. L R4 wg- , 1 rf' , . F Sf! ff asf rf 3 r I' I4-. 7. -1 ru. 3' F Z ,. 5' 9 maths .rl i fa is if 10' -57 ucv' .rw r'fw.wf!L-sw ' - f FACULTY CHARLES S. DRUMMOND, MD. A.f.ti.flJI1l in Cliniml Prurlology WILLIAM H. FISHMAN. PhD. AY.ffJfd!1l Profefrar of Biafbelrliflrj' FRED K. GARVEY, MD. A.vfi11L1f11 Pmfenor of Surgery in Clmrge of Urology ALBERT P. GLOD, MD. Aprirmrzl in Surgery josEPH C. HALL. M.D. lmlrzarlm' in Obflelrin .md Gl1'7I6't'Ul0gj' J. BANKS HANKINS, MD. .fiuifnzrll irz Obrlelrin' ,md Grrzefalogy PHILLIP B. HARDYMON, M D, Imlruriar in Surgery JAMES A. HARRLLL. MD. A.f.fi:l.m1 Profefror of Surgery in Clurge of Olorbilzoluvjvzgology JOSEPH E HAWRINS PhD Imlruflaf 171 Pbjflology J ROY HEGE MD Larimer m Publlf Health FACULTY junk E HEMPHILL MD 'irmurlf Pmfermr 7 Rldmlugy RUTH D HENLEX MD 4 mlm! Ill Llnm xl Obrielrlz C NMH HERNDON MD 'iunufll Pro wwf of Medn 11 Gerlflnr Imlrmmr nz Surgery md f1IIlfU77l1 Lucius W I-IUTAFF MD Afmrmle HI Medzrnze EVERETT O JEFFREXS MD 4411111111 Pm .91 fur o Surgny m Clzvge af Aeurorzzrgerj PAUL W IOHINSON MD Arrulmi IPI Clllllfll Obrlelrln VVILLIAM L KIRBY MD fiwnf 1111 Pm eww 0 Clmn 11 Medium ROBERT B LAWSON MD AJf0fl11F Pm euor of PEdIJlI'lL5 J MMWELL LITTLE PhD Anumrzl Pm wmv o Pbymlugj md PfJ.1flIlJL'0l0gj -uv- 1 . A ' ' 'fy' ': I . ,L i , W. Fam HIGHTOWER, MD, .IK ' - . f. .. I f f . . f, - I !! -3...,f ,,..Q.L..l' -rl XD. ' ' , - I, - -..V - X' . 5 Q3 FACULTY EIEEIIT A. MACMILLAN, M.D. A,fJi.fI5lIll Profenor of Cliniml Medifilze and Pxyrbiulry ROBERT L. MCMIILAN, MD. Al.l'0CfIlf8 Pmfeffor of Cliniml Medirine WILLIAM L. MOLINEUX, M.D. Avxzfmnf in Surgery ROBERT A, MOORE, MD. A,IIiIl.n1l Proferfor af Surgery in Charge of Orlhapedirf ROBERT P, IVfOREHEAD, MD. Auroridlu Profenor of Pulbology and Hixtalagy LESLIE M. Momus, M.D. A,IIi.IlIv1t in Radiology JAMES F. O'NEILL, M.D. A,IJi.Il.1r1l Profefror of Surgery FRED G. PEGG, M.D. Lerluref in Pnblir Hfdllb BENNETTE B Pom. MD Armlml Pro error 0 CIHIIFI1 Medlrlne CHARLES H REID MD I7lIlVIlL'lUV 171 Mfdlfllle .-..zg.,....'I.LiIg,' 1 gggggzgggg.. yy- i.-HMI n.n-I-,Qwwwuawjnm'scff1rwesr 'j'j 'ISI'-'.'F 'N'T '- I JP Y1f':'mf'TlwY-l? 41f,.,,,jQLQLf--9.Ml ,geqw-,E mann. FACULTY JOHN B REINHART MD A 1111111 III Prdf mln WILLIAM P SPEAQ MD III 1111 Pro error 0 Snrgfm nz Cbngt of 0Al7fJlb11r71r71f7gj HOWARD M STARLING MD Invhuflor in Surgeg CLAUDIUS A STREET MD Arryflzle Praferror nz Cllfllfdl Pedfmnx WILBUR C THOMAS MD AUIJIHVII Pro tff0f uf Pzlhulagj WILLIAM L VFINNIRG JR MD Imlfnrlor III Pedfztmf Roscoe L WALL MD Awvxmnl Pmfexror 0 Szugbrj In Cb nge of Afzenbenz JOHN R WILLIAMQ MD Arfrmzrzt P7Uff:ff07 of Clnm' 11 Mednme WILLIAM A WOLFF PhD Arnvram Pm sum o Cla mn 11 Pzlfmlogj and Tovmlogy ORPHEUS E WRIGHT MD AII1Il.znl nz Clmmzl Medzrme -u,N ei r' 292. vw-1y1 1 FACULTY WORTHAM A, WYATT, M.D. A:.fi,rl.m1 in Clinifal Medzrirze C. IiAMPTON MAUZY, M.D. 1vr1f1,nz1 Profeuaf of Obflelrin and Gynefology ,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,y A 4 My ,- gm--gwupm urns' mf ur-.mr PAUL A. YODER. M.D. Anlmzrzf Profenor in Clirliml Medirine KATHERINE H. ANDERSON, M.D. Imirurmr in Pediatric! ELLARD M, Yow, M.D, Afr1,r1.zr11 in Medirine CHARLES R. WELLFARE. M.D A.vr1,mm1 in Medirine MARTHA D Yow MD Amrlam m Pedlalrlrx WESTON M KELSEY JR MD Iflflrurlor m Pedlalrzrf STUART W GIEES MD Axruzunt ln Radiology 'x 6 -1-ug,-sauna., 7 Ya , 1 ' -gl .. ' '. ,, -.. . .-'L ... ,.,x,,4'mm m?ar'f? Q--. Ifgffff, ' ' x .iff . ' L. J --I f, I . FACU LTY SNAPS 5' 'f 9 V' 'Vi'-' ' 'ffnn W 'fi?wk...,. , . ' ' -- ' af' .-GH? rf- 'A 2- A 1 1,,,, INFORMAL SNAPS vip- . L, Y,-,. 1-, ,Y , , M thyme- .nw -4 114:-Milplllti Wag 'gy lpjifg. rm:-.M fr- --+',,',q,f-9 gi-,gy f ippncratir Qgatb I solemnly promise, in the presence of all these witnesses, that in the spirit of the Great Physician I will fulfill according to my ability and judgment this oath and this covenant: I will hold in all deserved respect those who have taught me the science and art of medicine and will share all that I may learn here- after with others of the medical profession. I will apply dietetic, hygienic, and therapeutic measures for the benefit of the sick according to my ability and judgment, I will do my best to keep them from harm and injustice. I will neither give a lethal dose to anybody if asked for it, nor will I make a suggestion to this effect. Similarly, I will not give to a woman an abortive remedy, except in accord with medical ethics. From any base uses I will guard my life and my art. I will not undertake any medical or surgical procedure for which I am not trained, but will call upon such men as are qualified for this work. Into whatever houses I may enter, I will go only for the benefit of the sick, remaining free of all intentional injustice, of all mischief, and in particular of all immoral conduct. What I may see or hear in the course of the treatment or even out- side ofthe treatment in regard to the life of men, which on no account should be spread abroad, I will keep secret. I will not knowingly and unjustly, by speech or by silence, diminish the trust reposed in another physician by his patients. If I fulfill this oath and do not violate it, may it be granted to me to enjoy life and art, being honored among men for all time to come, if I transgress it and swear falsely, may the opposite of all this be my lot. Revised by WINGATE M JOHNSON M D 34 1' 'XL' . I 1 ' I :xyklxf X J XJ' V 1 I fum A1g,.g31'TO V. 'fflffr ' gf! fl.LiJf-I-'fri' Tn 's-1jr-'.?5,jFff-.-4f- --,Z fqvy-. , , .-.. . , V 'I ,Q -gr--Q.. : -V ' Q . ,gg . ,1. !gk ' Ui, LMJLQLL 'J LlJr,,,,1.,Q, ,fs 1 -1-ef. t-. mg: ' -Q SENIOR SNAPS qs' -F .:, .. - rv -. , , , , , . Y 1' 'M'-'B 67 'E' 1 ' 1 ,K ' ' My X , . --sm.,,g5g.., M . - ' , , L' ffm - f Y ' --- 4- - f -Y - ,-:Na , - , x .5511-03-'llpm A 1 ' mf J' I K5 D WITTE TRIVETTE DIYON RICHARDSON If amor 6455 Lcem NB-lhfkx vrqg.e:eun.-ff'-vw-7, 4 . ,rv , 'kv - W - I Y..-,A ,L - .-,, i.Ar., .RL R, -all J I AJ!! ualtgi-D,-M.,.4..L 3' V- Ll...t.,.eQ wi 7.'-4-frail ,-we 'A l . .. -. h l N l i 1 W L. .. ,V .. ... L, A , 4 , . ' . M, . '- rw- ,L ,. 8lfLi0lf'f5 WILLIAM L. BINGHAM Lexington, N. C. Internship: U. S. N.1v.1l Hospital SOL BROWDY Trenton, N. J. lntcrmhip: Mercer Hospital Trcntun, N. G. NORAIAN BOYER Winstirn-Salem, N. C, Inteinship: L'. S. Naval Hospital JAMES S. CLARK Asheville, N. C. Internship: Warts Hospital Durham, N. C. CLARENCE E. BRIDGER Winsttwn-Salem, N. C. Internship: N. C. Baptist Hospital Winstavn-Saleni, N. C. BOLLING S. Dusosf, JR. Athens, Ga. Internship: U. S. Naval Hospital Q 4 38 - :sw-in-. ' :Gy ' v Y ' ' Av ' ' ,- 11U w- 1 ' MV. fm,- . -1913 ff v -f-tw. '74 ,m r gagyff'-if -' K V 1 Y- F , fi- 8lfLL0lf1'5 Wan: R CLARIX IISHIR mt-fn X ngmshlp 'X I Blptxxt H-up XX1nmvnN1Ir1n N C' CHARLIN M GILLIRIN V4 mmm Nnkm N C ntunxlup IN C B1pt1xtHmp1tx Wnnsmnvlmm N C JOHN A FQWLLR Hlgl Punt N Q nternslup U S N1x1lHmp1t1l FRINARD L HALLMAN Nmturd IN C, Intcmxlup G1 ldy Mcnwrlal H spnll Atlmta Ga WILLIABI R GABBERT Grunullc hy Intunshnp Mux IXIumwr11lHmp1t1I Hmmm bbs LADD W HAMRICIX lungs Muuntun N C ntcmshlp B Irma Huspltll L4 uuli m Dccnncd Aprxl 1 1946 K r-,-.--,W ,-T. . .TQ-.A...Q'. A.:-' ' giyggiyq5wpMw-yxijrmwwmsvaa-ag.m.mw-all ' r if 'll r f ,. Fl . . , . 1 ,fb A il 3 ll I l i i l . fe l i 1 v .sa .,,. is endow RICHARD H. HARDIN Wvst -Iefferstin, N. C. Internship: Dctrnit Recciving Hospital Dctmit, Mich. jAA1i2s LUTHER JARVIS Mars Hill, N. C. Internship: N. C. Baptist Hospital NX'imtun-Saleni, N. C. E. GARLAND HERNLJCJN, JR. Mnrriwille, N. C. Internship: N. C. Baptist Hospital XX'inatun-Salcni, N. C PAUL R. KERNS Kannaptilis, N. C. Internnhip: L'. S. Naval Huspital GEORGE P. H101-ISMITH Dunn, N. C. Internship: Wfatts Hospital Durham, N. C. FRANK S. KINCHELOE, JR. New Orleans, La. Internship: Grady Memorial Hospital Atlanta, Ga. 40 l .. .ng-voqqnav' ' aw' . M - Q if ,v r ,1 .h X V .N I ,-h,1 .., . ' 11 Sw- 4' .1- .-w va Q .n- 'N endow CHARLES I. LAHSIER Grccnshnm, N, C. Intcrnship: Sr. Vincrnts Hmpiml Los Angt-lu, C.lI1f. RUWLANU V. LmNG High Pm-int, N. C. Intuimhip: N C Baptixt H-1spit.il Winstirn-S.1lui11, N. C. LEROY B. LAMM I.uc.1m.1, N. C. Internship: Ch.1i'hwttc Mcmimrixl I-Impital Chilrluttc, N. C. L. AUGUST IJJVIEGRIEN Birmingham, AIA. Internship: ,Icffcmwn-I-IiIlm.1n Hmpilal Birmingham, Ala. CHARLES G. IAAINIPLIEY Nurwtmd, N. C. Internship: N, C. Baptist I-Impitiil Winntiin-Salcni, N. C. IRA BRN MILLIZR Greenville, N C. Internship: U. S. N.iv.il Himpital 144 If L -I .LLB fh- 41 V ws i viz, L M 1 r . P. I L - . H , xx ' v J K W lx lx: . , v - I , , . .., lk 5 C.-. 44, C.. - -,A I I .A-.vJft,t ,Ag1.-.i.tgg4 Y . Y iggfgggipllz 'jiri its - . em - ,ml .E LVN X I I' IL X, t ' 0 DAVID CARLTON MOCK I.c:x'ngton, N. C. Internshipi N. C. Baptist Hospital Wfinston-Salem, N. C. I 1 EDXVIN C. NORTHUP 1 l Fort Ann, N. Y. W Internship. Charity Hospital New Orleans, I..t. I l 5, GROVIQR COOLEY NABORS ' ': Goltlxille, S. C. f I Q Internship: Lf 5. N.1v.1l Hospital I I 1 FAGO B. IXIOXVLAN Grcrnshoro, N. C, 4 Internshipi If. S. Navrtl Hospital l l l i l N. G, NICHOLSON , Rockingham, N. C. l lnturnship: Southern Baptist Hospital V, New Orleans, La. l l ll ix. JOE CARL PADGETT gl I-Iuyesville, N. C. ll Internship: Kun.1wh.1 Valley Hospital lx Charleston, W. Va. it l 42 r 'O' r - --I-if t- -...v-,-gi,-,,,, ' 'N f , -' f I .V ,-- - . ..L,-, vw ' ., - ---, Ya .swim ---fgy mf. fx:-fx s 3 -:taiv ,1,g-ji-'f ' 1 j A -- - -- -'-'A N- '- r -- . . -1. - tr.. ,Q 1. ly- Eff-..f , . , : V Y, A :' , ,HK 3.1.4--'ll'.4'r if 3 ' W M' ' -1.1 .-jc' al, ' ..-3,1-79,14 -.5.' M- ,xp h 'Q g1:i.'.-'fcQY1 ,'.7' ,..:-, - -HH' Nx eniom Nm. G. P1fR141NwN hl.li'lLfI.l, GJ, lntcrnxluxp Bcllcxuu H-wpxt.lI Ncw Y--xk Cltv. N Y jmulls P. SAN raw H1111 Scbung, Fla. Inturnslup' N C Hxptut Hnxplml XY'1nstunAS.1lL-ru, N, C IXIAVRIIE D. PR1ssMAN Ph1l.1dqlph1.1, PJ Imcmilnp Pl11l.Ldclpl11.1 Gum-1.1! H-sspltal PI11l.1Jqlph1.1, PJ ALrfxANmfR Swxsm, Rcd Bkmk, N ,I Intclnxhip Y.1lr L'n1wrx1tyHmpit.xl Ncw Hnun, O-nn CLARKNCJ, D. Ric HARUSUN Bl.1ck Muunmln, N C. Imcrnalup L' S N.n'.1l Huspnml JAMIE C. THuMP5oN, JR. Lcxlnghmn, Ky, Intcmwhxpi Duke LvfllVtffQIlS' Hmpxml DLIIIIIU1 N C' 45' F' 'L' h- -., x , 43 , , .,.., , .4 ,.' W , PM sf -xg., f-A -' 'W o V l .- i D -. 4 Y, ,. T-.-T g'ifr'.:'-'M' - --1 ,..Lf52sQuJixn,g. 'J' 'ills'-'.......,2 ' 'i...1'f-.JET K C emfom P, DEXXIITT TRIVETTE lNlnnrc5ville, N. C. ID Internship: N C. Baptist Hi-spital NX'instnn-S.1lcm, N. C. ' MERRITT C. WELCHISL Athens. Ga. Internship' St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh, Pa. HUGH E. TYNER L:.1ksville, N. C. Internship: N. C. Baptist Hnspiml XY'inst-in-Salem, N. C. 'Q' -,?' KENNETH WILLIFORD Angier, N. C, Internshipi Iowa University Huspital Iowa City, Iowa KENT P. UPCHURCH LaGrange, N. C. Internship: Roper Hospital Charleston, S. C. HAROLD A. YOUNT Statesville, N. C. Internship: jackson Memorial Hospital Miami, Fla. . 44 'NM LQ Q :f x , A lp ' 4 ALLISON ALDERM AN Prem! uf STEPHEN STALLINGb lx ze tllflf 4 X 14 mor KLM mem IA.. 1 I l ...J ,Z lfmiom ALLISON M. ALDERMAN, J Wilmington, N. C. LeROY ALLEN, JR. Raleigh, N. C. JAMES A. AUSTIN Charlotte, N. C. EDWARD S. BIVENS Concord, N. C. DWIGHT J. BROWN, JR. Buie's Creek, N. C. THOMAS J. M. BURNETT Washington, D. C. LINDSEY D. CAMPBELL Asheville, N. C. WAYNE ALLEN CLINE Greensboro, N. C. lftlfll OV5 XXALIER LYURGP COlxl-R IR Cmton N C THOMAS OIIVIR COPPFDGII JR Yxxhulln IN C XVILLIAM lx CRAIG X'X'1ln11m,t1n N C ROBERT G CL SHMAN lckwnullg FL1 RO5WALD B DALX lxmstun N C A HEIDE DAVIN IR Burgaxx IN C HENRH JACRNON FOWLER Walnut Cove N C RICHARD R GLENN W1nstcsnSalem N C 1 'T' iv Y in-0 i 'lu'- X A '1 O' gg. 2 4--f Ge zfmiom WALTER RICHARD HADLOW, JR Berea, Ohio PAUL E, HENDRICKS Bennettsville, S, C. S. RICHARDSON HILL Greensboro, N. C. NXULLIAM D, HOLBROOK Winstnrn-Salem, N, C. ALVIN 1. KAHN Brooklyn, N, Y. MARGUERITE E. LAZENBY Statesville, N. C. JAMES W. MANKIN Alexandria, Va. CLARENCE MCCAIN MCMURRY Swannanoa, N. C. IIVLZOK5 IH-NWN I wt dawn X AND I Mill mxt n Nl nm NIARNHAII Ly MORRIS unxb r N L11 1 llxbl Ml NDURI' II' D Rl'S5lEI.I. PERRY DlIf!,lIl1, Y '. DAVITT D PHII.I.IP.'. Q .Ulm f u, N. . DOROTHPA R. PHIPPS T.unp.1, FIA I GRAHAM PITTNAN Fmrmnnt, N C, fam., gn-.- ,, -5. 'Wu i xi fin ....-....-...- . -Af 1 k'0 ' ., A , ',Dfr R ' X U ' N tt iw' -Nxt cm ' ' Mlllll' Ik R I 4 ' . ' ..'X xv-1ff..,.'Q '- . f. , I ROI, A f ..I-R , , ,,.. K g. xv ., ,N c, XL' x ' :yf ,5 11- NK QL ' X L37? f'ijf ' jf Q .,ENa:.. V I 'IM KX R A -lf A A 5 ,l4, s' ff' .. Q. A ' AAA, l -v '4 5 Q . u ,, 1 g - 4 wt AQ 1 i q Cyl H. mv nv, .', C - J? A he ,- 1 ' .Y ,W f 4, X E i YQ-rk,P.1 I Y. 1 . L . C. t 5' - ' N IR Ch -f ' C zfmiom MARVIN SEIFE Brooklyn, N, Y. JOHN F. SHERILL, JR. Charlotte, N. C. STEPHEN D. STALLINGS, JR. Zebulon, N, C. STANLEY L. WALLACE Brooklyn, N. Y. I HELEN L. WELLS Murphy, N. C. WILLIAM E. WHITE Graham, N. C. JEROME O. WILLIAMS Nashville, Term. A i IN' X, 4,,.. .--0-nf ,, 3,-1.-3 XSZP OVW, 0lf'8 61:55 Q LCQIWJ A LL LIROX PIERCE IP J If CLARR RISTLER XX ILEX RAS LE If lf!! fa? ,al if 3 ' , 22,7 ' ' . 5-A K xf ' lp KK x G K -, Q 5.5. 3 X 9 : i A F T 'r AY: l l ,ai :pi Vi' ' K .i -1' 1 ' V A -V .IAN fs J K 7'z'Q,11?11'e1' L- 'f 5' V- IQC'pl'L'lyL'f - 'IJ 51 3 XSZP OWLOIWQJ JOSEPH B. ALEXANDER Beaufort, N. C. GEORGE A. ANDERSON Lincoln, Nebr. XVILLIAM E. BELLAMY, JR. Scotland Neck, N, C. WILLIAM B. BENTLEY Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. JOE R. BLACKSHEAR Tanner, Ala. TILMAN C. BRITT Mount Airy, N. C. WILLIAM C. BROOKS Rome, Ga. ROBERT A. BURNS Wilmington, N. C. LEONARD P. CACCAMO Youngstown, Ohio SAMUEL CALVERT Jackson, N, C. KENNETH C. CARPENTER Lenoir, N. C. GEORGE A. COLOM Miami, Fla. JAMES LEE DARDEN, JR. Ahoskie, N. C. HARRY FAGAN, JR. Ft. Myers, Fla. JOSEPH A. FLEETWOOD, JR. Conway, N. C. 0,0 0lflfL0lf'85 CLIFFORD G GADDX Lxkcwlux S C CIOROI' H GIVFNS IR Icbmon V1 'IHOMAS R GRIFFIIN F rent C ty IN C FRANR HAMMLTT IR Athens G1 Moultrne GJ CHARII:b R HATFII-LD Mount Plsumt P1 NWILI IAM C HAH FN Wxlkcsbmrrcn N C ALBERT W HFDGEPETI-I Warrentnn N C PAUL L HORN IR W1natunbJlrn1 N C ERVUIN M IACOBS Newark N I IIBERT N IOHNbON I Fair Bluff N C XVILLIAM R IONFB Llltlcun N C CHARLIE W IOH CE Madxsun N C CLARIx C RISTLER Longmont Colo jAMEb C MACRAX Washxngtynn D C 5 www sz. ,X vw- 53 mW qu 1 6 win- v R9 Y 5 aan C' T L-...f S G 4 .. 0.0: .V . F Y .V ,, , '. B ' - V, an' .xg Qc .iff b C . , - . ' I- I vu ig SE '1.' -- , ' Q . ' I xy' U ' l ', I. . ,Q I I 1 QS' ' I .I I ,, CARLTON M. HARRIS 'A I ' . I ,f ,V - , 1 fi if . , F ', QR. ,f I V I V ' 1, . . X 55 9 'l g!,X..!:.-T :. -N A kk ' 'Z I ' I 5 1 , f- -' I 7 I . A if , I I -f , ', ' f I 3 I 'Q '-7 .' .., .YUM I 1 OIO OIWLOIWZZI E. T, MARSHBURN, JR, Wilmingmn, N. C. JAMES F. MCMILLAN Wilmingtnxn, N, C. THOMAS L. MCNIEL Purlear, N. C. ROBERT L. MEANS Winstfrn-Salem, N. C. BENJAMIN E. MORGAN Spring Hope, N. C. LeROY C. PIERCE Ayden, N. C. JOEL E. POWERS Goldsboro, N. C. ALICE PUGH Raleigh, N. C. PRESSLEY R. RANKIN Mt. Gilead, N. C. WILEY W. RAYLE Lincolnton, N. C. WILLIAM W. RENOLDS Wauseon, Ohio JAMES K. RHODES Raleigh, N. C. HENRY M. ROGERS Wilson, N. C. OSCAR L. SAPP Greensboro, N. C. ROBERT H. SHACKELFORD Kinston, N. C. 0 Olflfl, 0l 8:f FREDERICK 5PFA5 W1n5tnmn Qalcm N ADAM J THOMAS btanheld N C CARROL I. SPURLING Fallstun N C CHARLES M WARR IR Wlnstcmn Salem N C 55 AJ' ps. G. 7 fb- is 5 Ve. 1 I I -I ' 44 L1lli555f-- V Ef'3uL'47.,l' , i.U'a- xi i 3, , ,!,....::. 5 , ,A I . iiifiif I. rm - aan- - . ,V .I - 'X' . N nigh ' F' -l if dl ,.k :L 'l.: SOPHOMORE SNAPS BENJAMIN ETLING LEN GORDON CLARRE I ' ' ' -. -.-.o-.a- I ,wil l'.'--- .,,.. 'S--..-V 'FQ A '91 I X V815 WLOLVL 0,66 LCQVZS og 2 ni 'inns 'J 5? fx fr' A 1--ff Q X N D :if 'R 'A JU -' 1 Q' X . ' f, f N 1 fl A C! I . g- - y I N if A X ' ! Q - gi 4 rar' 1 l A X f. ,. . J is A PZ' By W z Pfmfm X ! Q' 7 X 'J YAY, Z4! Reprrnez Azfire' I 5 , L , ' Y , ' Q ,- f 57 ' 3855 VVLQIQ Firrf Rau' lTop In BOIIIJIIUJ William H. Aydelette, Fairburn, Gag J h o n Dennis W. Biggs, jr., Lumberton, IN. C.g Harold La Verne Brenton, Sermzd Roux' Manly Y. Brunt, jr., Winston-Salem, N. C., Len Gordon Clarence F. Clark, Nashville, Tenn., Francis R. Clines, jr., Brooklyn Third Rauf: Frank I.. Creel, Pensacola, Fla., john B. Crow Shelb N. i Yi Castalla, N. C.g john J. Derse, Wilwaukee, Wis, Fourlh Roux' Theodore F, Dorn, Milwaukee, Wisg Elia 1. Esposito, Logan, Etling, Lincoln Park, Mich., James Fenner, New York, N. Y. M. Berry, Harvard, Ill. Charles City, Iowa. Clarke, Draper, N. C. N. Y. C.g Aulsey L. Denton West Va., Benjamin H. ,,,,..-..u-.a' ' lf'Q5!LlflfL8lfL if X - lx 1. in. E L V L - --...,,a.,. ZX lx lb F1rrR zz ffop IUB lllllll Franlx L Fernlndsz Hrzh Pom! Y C ucph F Flshcr flrntun N C Brrin P Flanagan Gmini' Plum Mlch Leland lx Glenn Hnclwry IN C Srm11dR1u Frank A Grmer Pxedmnnt S C Luvucll H Hlhn Haxanl Ill Lnuu A Hudlvcra, Patchugue N H Rlcharcl B Hemtz Clewelmd Ohm Tim! Rm Edgar E Heller Rmgtmxn Pa Ozmer L Henry Lumbcrtun N C Pul Hcnwn jr Wom1druH 5 C Richard T Hood lxrnstmn N C Ffurllf Rrzz osephk Isley r Grecnxbmr: N C Geraldw Ink vucz Chlcagn Ill DmnaldC lxunze Clexeland Ohn Rubcrt M Leeds Brmyklyn N X I rm L ffl lf? 1 L' L ' 'N . 1 -K Q f 'F ' V9 , C sl L li F 'f '9 Q- ' F f A . A-X X' l vm 4 il P 1 I 4 'mtg-an .4-1 ,,.. typ QWAIVQ 1 V855 lfVLQlfL 0- E' Q.- 'lh-.mf-.gw f t 'Q'j.. -4- -l.L...,Q' is Q-5-. ,:l:,ifU?iy' xrwfi in Ay--.fa . V, .1 A. I, I , ', - .,- . . , Y ,YW J. ,- - - . Y . .. 'fi' 4'-P le if ii A ffl if on L - 4 5 Q' , , ii . iw 3 Ai A 4 B' O J ff 1 ii E T -. 24.1122 -. . in 'i . .. l-my T, . A if E ,S z Y fl uifff vs- ' 6 z- T 4 A ' n ' , ' ii' Firfl Run fLsfl Io Rlglvlx Raymond K. Levan, Reading, Pa., Edgar L. Lipton, Los Angeles, Calif., Robert W. Maher, Chicago, Ill., Edwin H. Martinat, Lenoir, N. C. Sfrofzd Roux' Hall C. Miller, Vfinston-Salem, N. C., Lemuel T. Moormzm, Florence, S. C., Grover C. McDaniel, Forest City, N. C., john W. Nance, Graham, N. C. Third Roux' Etna L. Palmer, Thomasville, N. C., james V. Sharp, Reidsville, N. C.g Loy C. Smith, Fuquay Springs, N. C., Thelma R. Smith, Fort Mill, S. C. Fllllffb Roux' Harold B. Spangler, Shelby, N, C3 Dolores M. Thompson, Lexington, Ky., Thomas A. W'ill, New Baltimore, Pa. 60 fffjllgaggs-.-.,.i .4- L'f: LJ- fam.'Vnr .'t-HdnfN.fS'aNQ1fw'xf-f. . ,LW , WY-Jl ?j ' 1 4 fixlv f x .gg 'f , Q Pwr, I o , , , N. r 1 , 4, . FRESHMEN SNAPS fws,..CQ-f-,.,gL,!'f,., '-- f ,I ' IHRKJ- iw5uh H'.19etA UQ XIJ' -L .-1 ,.-1j- 4 -- V- j'5f 'lY fs nw V..-V JUNIOR SNAPS . .1 . - -M A if Au,-.-,-k ,.-..-- .ff -.:,,g,w -.3 S. it ' X- -,. 'A -4,,, , in-A '-1 ,' ij-H1111 H ,,. . - 7 0 63 A47 J -Fil X 'fffihg ' .TQ 7Tf'1i S'N'?7-'T ' -rwi. J--- - k 4 --Y:-, , lv-W-A ARMY LT. DAVID H. FERGUSON SGT. ANTHONY ZIRPOLI With the end of the war plans are now in operation to end in March 1946 the Army Specialized Training Program. The Bowman Gray Medical School Unit has been in operation for thirty-three months. We of the graduating class had just passed the acid test . . . Anatomy . . . when the Army took over. In the few hours alloted each week to military training we have become masters of military strategy . . . what with right, left, about face, map reading, chemical warfare and a few films about the dangers of wine, wimmen, and song. Lieutenant Fergason has been here for the past year as our executive officer. He has been ably assisted by Sgt. Zirpoli Qof athletic famej and Sgt, West. To all of them we say . . . thanks for a job well done. The excellent record made by the Medical Officers in World War II makes those of us who will follow their path prouder than ever to be members of the medical profession. 64 V , ..-- a-.a..v I ..r'!, LT R XV ROS STON QP Y H. PH M 7 CC V HAUlxOS On uly 1 19-43 we donned our new Navy blues happy to be at last a part of the mnlntary effort of our country It wasnt long howexer unt1l we lrke so many of our brothers ln lrms were lookmg forward to the day when we Could clotf them and agun put on our muftx Two and 1 half years later on December 73 1946 after a xery long trek to Norfolk and Camp Shelton Vrrglnra we recexxed our honorable discharge papers and ruptured ducks and became Veterms This latter ratlng w as fated to be short llxed for many of us who b came Ll6Ut6I1lI'lfS 1 .QQ rn the Medlc ll Corps of the U SN R on Craduatnon day and begm our mternshnps IU the Naxy shortly thereafter On February 75 19-if Captann Kaw alzyk presented to the school a commcndatlon for the Chief of Nawal Personnel Thls was a certificate thanking the faculty and school for its plrt ln tramrng dottors for the Naxy Now that the war IS oxer we are strll proud to wear our unnforms and to be doing our part but are looklng at the same time to that day when we can Contlnue wlth our own plans for 1 Lnrllan practice f T! . N. 'xy f f 2 . ... . . ,X 0 ... ,C J , ', ' ' ., ' . t y v ' Y V ' - A ,' ,A A Y -' - , . . A - . k ' ' tl l. ' - u- L ' 7 ' ' I ' - V 'V -9 w v 1 - .7 QI . . .i 1 , .. . . L. t . . . . U K L YV . V h ' 'y f I r ' A C I , , K A , , i , . . , V K V -. V.. . . . . . f .4-f jlM,g1gp'1-L, V L l il -' l .Glyn Y in STUDENT GCDVERNMENT ,. CHARLES M. GILLIKIN Pnridtrzz To m.1intuin and perpetuate the high ideals for which Bowman Gray Schuul uf Medicine has been respected .md to promote common in- terests and general welfare uf nur schtu'wl -that throughout the year has been the purpose uf the Student Government, led by President Charles M. Gillikin. MRS. CHARLES M. GILLIKIN Spmzmr T' . VUILLIAM K. CRAIG HUGH E, TYNER JAMES L. DARDEN Sefrelurj lvifi-PfE',v'idE71I Treufurer 66 .,.....,....y - ,.,-,',. FLYING CLUB In lv-H Dr, w llll.lI11 Xvuudruff urg.1mzcd the thclr sturdy 'Blmzd Claw! they have lmrnrd the fo- 1, L95----g Blum! Um Hymg club fur d-vcuus .md nmwdxml Qtudcntx XY'1tl1 fund.1mcnt.1lx uf n.1x1g.1t11-n .md Hymg. Many of thc members .uc cuntcn1pl.1t1ng buying une of the new pm!-war nmuduls Xxlun tlwry Arc .1v.11l.1bIc ' ,, h- ,. 4 . , x , ' X413 .- j I 'U . .,..z 'Fi .x : ',-5, 3 ' Ja -: xt 1 G lx A C: X Fm! R014-5 Snttcrwhxte, Clnkc, Maybe, McR.1e. 0 Sum .X .. Chg ml Run? Hulbr-wk, XY'.1ll, Harrell, Hardxmwn, Hxghtmxcr, 67 A 'C 1 A 3 . 4 xi. I, 1 'f 1 4 x FOOTBALL L1-lv li L MN' SOFTBALL SOFTBALL The Demon Docs' softball team, under th agement ' e able man- of Fagg Nowlan and H ugh Tyner completed another successful season by ending in second place in the City League. just as the First and original Medico softball team which was organized in 1944, the Demon Docs' put up a hard Hght throughout the season and all opponents were well aware that the Docs' were not to be pushed around. as , . l . FOOTBALL irpoli and Hugh Tyner directed the Demon Docs for their second consecutive City Champion- ship in touch football. Fritts' Garage, as usual, had the tough team of the league and many of the Demon Docs can recall the bruises that followed the games with this team. The season was climaxed by a banquet which was given to the team by the faculty. Sgt. Z 68 V Li rf -:wmv Q T ,.,.r1 -sv' A54 w 4,-, TENNIS 5 1 -. .Q E 'u 90 XJ -gsm- 'hx TENNIS Wnth practxcally the entnre squad back from I1st year and several new men to bolster up the te1m s roster racketmen of Bowman Gray School uf Medxcme un dertnok m 1945 an ambxtlous season m the Cnty League The season was cllmaxed w1th the te1m finnshmg m second place M195 .044 BASKETBALL Lnder the guldance nf Cotton Mums the Medical School was well represented ln the Clty League of basketball In the hrst half of the season the team mm e1ght of tan games and ln the second half won tnn nf twelve games pllyetl Thxs placed thc team sccund place at the end of the yea: BASKETBALL ,nmrkmg fn -- ,rrr x PHI CHI WILLIAM BINGI-IAM . . . Preriden! MISS EVELYN WHITTENTON . Spomor GEORGE MUNDORF . . Vive-Preridenl WALTER COKER, JR. , . Secretary FAGG NOWLAN , . Treurufef During the past year Tau Kappa of Phi Chi has made remarkable progress. In the series of annual lectures the fraternity sponsored Dr. Eugene Stead, jr., who .4 spoke on congestive heart failure. During the academic year various faculty members spoke to the group on medical and related subjects. A definite building program has been instituted among the members and alumni and it is hoped that our new house will soon be a reality. The tenth annual Phi Chi Ball was held last November and PHI CHI ,f ? P yy .15 1 tribute to 1 deude of brotherhood :iran 'L and felloyx shrp The new olhrcra lor the S ,Y comnng year Ire Walter Coker President GG ..- oe Alexander V1LePres1dent Oemr 3 Slpp III Serretary Doug, Holbrook Treasurer and Home Miniger Thomls Alumnr Setretary md Chapter Editor Ink Fowler udage Adxoute 354 L- Fnl Run Coker B1l'lgl1lITl Holbrook Noyylan O Seur1fR1rz Bndger Boyer Fnyxler Fisher Trnettc Llmm Mrller Mund rf INIITUFQ Campbell O TbndR1u Mlrshbdrn Rlyle Dlrdrn Bentley Northup byyeel Wrllrfrwrd Ixmeheloe IXI:rr1s Crug, I I' urlb Rau Thomii bhackelfnrd Phillips Daly Stalllnlgs McMurray Miller Perry Rmkm Gnens McNrel I-Iarrm I F1 lla Rfn Fleetmond Hammett Brrtt Rhudeb Bellamy Andergon Thomay Speas Horn Alexander Ixmler Mackay The Cooks LPA' ' PNA wh, l?'5nl,h 'I w -X 'Q 5.-..ni.iqgj 71 ' ur I -A ' .W 1 'v r . . .-- --vv...w 1-qv, . ' 77777 -'li A- , , .,y, ' ru QA 1 'NYM' ., -.I I 111: - -19,1 ' ' . . . ' I no . ,Q 'J . ' 'A r . ..,,-:fs-'1' ' ' 5 H. K .V , . , , . , wf x 4 . ' ' I V' ' Af - ' : ' ' 2 is -I .1- I , -- : ' I 4 K xg' N -,-., , A V ,Ui Y ' 1 U 4. .. I , ' - 1 - - '- Q- ,s-ytgrls -3. mg, ' 'g --wqlfg, P1 ' rv 1' Q . o . ' .'f,,' fir.,-Ny' '.rfu,g1yt ' I V , 1 f Q ' . tj g jim ',f r ' A ' . Ir' V. . . ::- 1' :-X 'f - . ,-, 4 I , - gx r ' :t' , 0. ,j f . . I, ff? ,dw 4 , , am. t .r., .I I I. 'I JF . ':1'. - a ll l 'V , W ' 1 - 'Q V ' V L' y ' I 'L , ' . ' . , I 'V 2 L I I Y Q ll . lv -- I 'I 1 ' . + '71 A A v lv I , Tl v ' y ' . 1 'H f A., ' ' . ' ', Q ' 'S. H I , . .iq . ' In I I . 1 I If . , I l- L21 y li ' . E: .'- -1,5 M l -- ' A .... . ' 'h W I rl -1 4 ': il if 'K ' I -. V9 ' ' - ' . fn . e A vi . . 1 - : 'fx . ' ' 'n ,:, , ,, Y , Q -Jw ..-.4 - , ' f y ,. 'ff 5: ' , 1 A , 53'--K , - ' CLARENCE E. BRIDGER Edilor G. NORMAN BOYER A5,l'0fjLIl9 Edilor GROVER C. NABORS AJJUIJIII Edilor 7?46 i f - 4 57 . ,. 6 StL... . MRS. CLARENCE E. BRIDGER Spomur J-I-K. MRS DAVID C MOClx Sponsor --n..o.4w ,, . , ' ' DAVID C MOClx B11 mg Mnzzgfr Arn fuzz Bmnnu Mmm r EWG' ROBERT G CUSHMAN Ad: riz mg Mzmgu f V v ' L n Q' 'Zi'-553 JAMES P. SATTERWHITE V IH- ,,-,,,,. V ,., 4 5 3- X 5 3 . 5 l A YN J Y 5 7 , , 1 1 , 1 LA . Q 73 THE JOURNAL BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL MEDICINE LADD NX HAMRICR 'IR Ed!! fr JEROME O XVILLIAMS Bn nn liurlagff MISS RIVES POLLARD Spmzmr MILLER HAMRICK KEARNS CAMPBELL GABBERT Edll0IIl1 SI: Thc I4 urnal of the Brm m.1n Gray Schocl of Mech crne rs mm rn rtb fuurth year of publrcatron It rs publrshcd Hxc trmes each year and 1 drstrrbutc-cl to ludrnyg, medical lrbrarres rn the Lmted States eu Lr 1I fn rcrgn lrbrarres alumnr of the school and many ther phy xcrans Publrshed mateual con nts Q Igly nf papers vnrrttrn by students of the Bowman Gray Schuul of Medrcme I I I X 'D I' V 4' x, ' YY ,T :nl UI. I- .-,. .V . . f' QQ?-ZLEQLQWQQQMQ if HILL ' ...X .,--' A -.Mfg THE NORTH CARCLINA BAPTIST HOSPITAL SCHOOL GF NURSING PRESENTS 704612 1... f fi..-I A' - ' ,S! .f.i.v I-wmkxe fex' 51-Q 11:9 'H TH-- 4 'f ' ff. 1 .I f 3l 2W :H f- 1flEf ?':1' If ' nrenne jaigbtengale Iehge l solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. l 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 standards of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters com- mitted 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 myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. -LYSTRA GRETTER, R.N., l893. 76 ,331 H E8 LCM fL0lfL Wrth profound respect for the great service that you have rendered sufferrng humanity In the name of a sacred profession, wrth slncere appreclatlon for your guidance and strmulatlon, we the Senlor Class affectionately dedlcate this Issue of The Whlte Matter to Miss Edna L Helnzerlmg, Drrector of the School of Nursing We wlsh for you many more years of success and happiness In the profession you have so slgnally honored 77 . , - -v--Y--9.01 ,,,4k.A.i-1, ' 1-N - , Q 3- . I V l l 1 K 'K ' u se ' - ' A I ffl , 4.::' I 'I l 7 , ' 5 l ' - fi U, sk - , .I , , E. - .L .As L. .cm I fi, f l r L ' A rv ,v 1 ' V 'ff . A 'F A 'V , . f 4 Q X- ,.,., , qu' la pl lg r V me- '-Q' ' E I -Y A7717 nr X ' f P INN MISS EDNA L. HEINZERLING, R.N. Dlrfflnr of Nlfrzfu . , I . 1 MISS MIRIAM DAUGHTRY, R.N. A.v,r1,rI.1f1I Direrlor of N11r.fe,r ,md Direrlor of Nm-rmg Serriie DIRECTCDRS 0 W4 MRS. JUNE HAM WILSON, R,N. Direrlor of Nuuing Edumlion -uu.n-..:-In1:n,1..'y5,:..:gg,.-.Qs-j,',gya-41'v'4.1z',vv'--1.4 - - Nr --,ff y -mga' fv. ,rfvff-4-arm' K W -- - P vw- - -, -- , -- - 4 4 mrs- June wilson 'miss Hildred Harrison PSYCHIATRIC NURSING -F-V A 5 NURSING ARTS Fw ' NN - 1 - ... A Q A22-E9 ,591 A' P . mu - I ' --1-L, l-Q...---. - 'miss 'miriam Doug!-rrrq PROFESSIONAL ADJUST' MENTS Iond II -I TnrS.AI1hd ff . Y ASSISTANT NURSINGARTS ' ' I li: ,vi-vxxv. Tflrs. Lucille ,v:WZ,H01fh10h PEDIATRIC NURSI N G 'miss Phqllis Robum MEDICAL NURSING 'miss E.-thel Shave OBSTETRICAL NURSING 0 -5, 'miss Jane Hewifl' NUTRITION 'Tniss Afha 'Howell PUBLIC HEALTH 'Joms 'misswillie NURSING' SURGICAL 'Wliss Lucio C58-mirleq OPERATING ROOM TECHNIQUE , of . wf if --,..,...-.A-.q,,,,,gQ,,, Q,,,g,,f1fL V5 We ,,g3R 5fQJ. 3.5-18-li-l 5z7Qf5H5i7513-is 'Yr -' - ' A . f 'Y' Ex ' -- 1 DAY SUPERVISORS MISS MIRIAM DAUGHTRY, R.N. Leif lo Rigbf: MISS ETHEL SHORE, R.N. Obstetrics MRS. JANE LAWRENCE, R.N. Medicine MRS. COOPER CASS, R.N. Out-Patient Department MISS LUCIA SHIRLEY, R.N. Operating Room MRS. LUCILLE I-IARTMAN, R.N. Pediatrics MRS. SUSIE BASS, R.N. Surgery 1 S ' 4 Y 1 I I J 'NR Vs NIGHT SUPERVISORS MIQ9 MILDRED NWALL RIN S :led MISS MILDRED WALL Sl nzdmg MRS HELEN MONROE MRS BERTHA RNEEBHAW RN M155 ELWANDA MADIQON R N Aifvlfl 1711 Nlgbl Snpuuw ff km 2 v-,U-on 99 1 , 4 A Y 2' Y A FALL.. I4 M L ig -5 ,. - ' - 1. V wer . E . ' l X M, '-N ' gc' ,E I rr. . g ' . zz FX gli. 'Q Rf Q X V I I- ' vt if - 21 J: 1 V 6 I N 5 I t Q' . , . Y -1 , , X -4 1 . . . E a Q 81 1 1 4:1 I , ,- x FY f HEAD NURSES in! Run, Lef! Io Rzgllx MRS. BIDDY DILWORTH Fourth West MISS POLLY JONES Second Pediatrics MISS RI-IODA ANN GARDNER Second West MISS LAURA HARBISON Second Pediatrics MISS LORINE JOHNSON Second Main Semnd Roux Left 10 Right: MRS. MARY STRICKLAND Third Pediatrics MRS. MARY ISAACS Fourth Main MISS EMILY HAMILTON Fourth Main MISS MAE DUNCAN Third Main MISS BONITA DUDLEY Third Pediatrics MISS PAULINE RABERN Fifth Main GENERAL DUTY NURSES Flu! RMU, LJ! In Rlgflfl' MISS IOHNNY HASKINS Scufml WTR! MISS VIRGINIA GFNTRY Fxftlm M.un MRS NFLLII2 CARTIER Second Main MISS VIRGINIA HOOKER Fourth Nam Suwml Run. LMI ,uf Rlxqfvlx MISS ANNIE THOMAS Fifth Main IXIRS J B. Cl,ODl7IEl.TI7R Flftll M.lm INIISS BETTY DRIVER Fifth M.lln MISS MARGARET HFGA Fourth VUf:St f vw -- E'-'W -1'3 S I 2 I n OPERATING ROOM NURSES Lafl lu Rflgfvlr Miss Ann: Casstcvenx, Mtv Elizalwtlwc XX'ctnmlrc, Mus 'Lmc Allyn, Mtv Mlm Artlc Latlum, Mus C.1tl1rr1nc Allred, Mlv M.1ttic W'1ll.11'd Amlcm Tlwre, ,'qN' Z' .: Q5f..f fiaim' K U H Yiilmvlizmzmi Mbzsnmv, 4 sew If I If P , X. !'1 1, -Q3 I 933691 fi? V w ,1 x - -1 5 I I x 1 T, Q l ,ii + '-5 , Ka ll ni H . ,a.fw-sa-mxzwzezsff.2:55:51-Uv'-mf'v:uan!,wz ffmuw- 4'1 l.TL!' .fi 'V EW ' ' fl- WA P fl auf 'QL4 . ' ' whiff-11 -' A'i':!s. ri' ,'X 1Ik'- .WS fam, fwfr! 4.aszff!,fJ4f.s ., gy-N .1 . . fL,QQzf:iA1 1 ' iP'7kHi? n'WVL:if :'sB.wh l?B.n??..1' f Z'j 21,2 m w r V ' ll N 'sm-Y,-a avgwf. 4-A , , -L -11 gi I A' I 'hae Nlmltagnn' I, tix C QVLZOI' 6155 Umm MR5 ILNE HAM VUILNON RN DR, ROBERT L. MCMILLAN, MD. Cl.1w Stlmzzrmw ANNA K. BARNES Cl.m Pr-4 ifgfflll In LOLTISE PARRISH Vlfe-Pre 1 jJc'I1l VASHTI FURCHESS EDITH MAE WARD Serrefury Treamrer 86 DONNA LEE ADAMS Randleman, N. C. BONNIE BARNUM Southern Pines, N. C IRIS BOYLES High Point, N. C. NORMA MCGEE King, N. C. VIRGINIA NEW King, N. C. ALICE WALTERS Greensboro, N. C. gf' vf S 4 rg g if ll 3 ' 1 X si l w V I 1 Til? V' I , I . . 5, . w 7-x, 2 A-s Q11 z'01cS J. LORENA WHITE Trinity, N. C. DORIS WOOTERS Greensboro, N. C. EDITH WORKMAN Trinity, N. C. RUBX BAILEX Cmflcennee N C ANNA BARBER W1nstImnSal:m N C MARION BARBER Draper N ANNA BARNES Wxnbton Qalem N C OLIVIA BEASLEH Leaksvxlle N C MARGARET R BROWN Statesvxlle N C 9.4 5 1 g 11111015 4. FQ .1 lf Pm' 5 xr ff! f. 1. Q Y 1 -a O L -. .. ' ..: A1vv E:4.,' if lr EVA DENE COMER Union Grove, N. C. ESTHER CRISSMAN Sanford, N. C. MAE DEESE New London, N. C. AUDREY FOGLEMAN Grover, N. C. VASHTI FURCHESS Farmington, N. C. EDITH GREEN High Point, N. C. x - 5 Riff! 1 0745 A 90 ' Xxx., L. , VN,- -..NNN-,,,,,' A ' .e....... ....u:...g. . . - -- ' 1 -' -' f:frf!': 'f , ' 'I' h ' ' . J! . l'Y limi-My ,Laika I X l Y -- ' , I' I 0 X pl GLETA HARRIS Drexel. N. C. MARY IARRETT High Point, N. C. VIRGINIA JOHNSON St. Pauls. N. C, JANE JOLLY Shelby, N. C. MARY KELLY East Bend, N. C. LUCY MANNING Richlands, N. C. -an-naman-... .wr x.:-nxlv-'siw 65' 91 . ,, M 4, . I If I . h . EL., V, 'W' Q., . Y I--,-,.-11: wif, 11... .-,f'- ,X Q -A 3- . 4'-R.. H.:-gL.'i,g.,ua-,. l,-- 4Qb--,:,L:-f,i-q.,Q- KJ., .fx,Qp.-ln.-.v.xag1v:war.ev '-n U A , A' ' 4 ' if 1 f 2 33' V - - -aw fx.-: -. .'-' A :A -r . -.:- ' L' 1-W4 5' L N welll' ,ll ll. lf.M.lhu'll'r.v HbT9i.Mr'l Ubi!.Mllilm-lflfmsxiwr-2fmu:,iIg, rx. f lf. ,r, Q ii, N 'Q F l l .44 ': l 1.1 i . f V A l l I - l 1 l A I i l 4 , ,l ,. l ,l .L .fd I .lg XT l' J kk- n fi 5 0 Lf Y X-V S 92 ANN NEWTON Winston-Salem, N. C. LOUISE PARRISH Bryson City, N. C. ESTHER PEGG Guilford College, N. C JUANITA RIDDLE Sanford, N. C. EVELYN ROBERTS Shelby, N. C. RUTH SVUANN Statesville, N. C. Y Jgxmuinmhxfrz-.3.L' - ,ygtgii-bf - ,:,,,qf i 'fu bypru..-r .1 ml. nina' ,fly-v: u4r1'vfl'v.4:,'. s'l'Qwv5: A W :L-. . r- f- -V 1. - . isp- vga-V' '1--L - f.. . - , f - v RLTH LLMER Brunwn S C LLCX VALGHN Alnslua IN C EDITH XWARD Madison N C CARTER RFA WRENN Hngh Punt N C DORIb WRIGHT Greensboro, N C ui'-4 in Y UIZIUI5 I 93 T N 1 f 1 KATHRINE JONES CL11 r Pwfiderzl HELEN DARR Sefrelary omior Cfdjif Umm ,. ' PEGGY MILLER Vire-Prexidenl 4 DESETTA BOESSER Treaxuref . , . . ,., ef r T 'fff f ' .:.'.-wr-1 - , f ' L-it 'i l 'i ' N- V' ' I-'irrl Roux' Helen Anderson, High Point, N. C.: Dorothy Anderson, Winston- Salem, N. C., Martha Barefoot, Dunn, N. C.. Anna Bell, Morehead City, N. C. 1- Sermzd Roux' Cynthia Bird, Grover, N, C., Marjorie Brannuck, Mount Airy, , N. C.: Desetta Buesser, Wfinstun-Salem, N. C4 Sara Cathey, Ccmdler, N. C, f 'f ' .f f .V Tlurd Rvws Helen Cheek, Pleasant Garden, N. C.: Sara Cuvingtrwn, Wadesbtmrtm, ,J N. C., Helen Darr, Lexington, N, C., Mary Davis, Lexington, N. C. Fourlb Roux' Thelma Driver, Mocksville, N. C., Thelma Echarcl, Taylorsville, N. C.g Glenclula Farringtrwn, Mount Holly, N. C., Elsie Fricldle, Stukesdale, N. C. I-aa:! '?'A1kz Ar AI-914.1 '4 NJ 3-ilu-Xxv flDl Will U wr in-I-'sl HL, an-a 'bi '-,ggkl av. kai ,zu-as...v.xb.. f ,, . . . , Q A, .- , , . .ue--QM vm .V pf' M Q, , -,, nh:-fy: .M A , , .5 ,Y .,n,.,-, 4 . . . ,. .A fi ,... -1, 4 , fr . ' 4 , ., . , ff' ' -A N-if 1 .l. rf -1 1-'.1v'1lJ'-44. lf' YIM' i f wi v m i frm.-:r.frf:,pi..:s i A5 t4 ,I l li l gi l Q i W l rl 'i l l .g 1 . lt ' l l fl, , 4 I ,I I I .X V 1 l i Fm! Roux' Mildred Gilbert, Bolivia, N. C., Ruth Harrison, Norfolk, Va.g Grace 4 Hege, Clemmons, N. C.g Evelyn Holden, Raleigh, N. C. Xl Seromi Roux' juadaine Holder, Pfafftown, N. C.g Hollon Holton, New Bern, N. C., ffl Q Dorothy Jarvis, Greensboro, N. C., Katherine jones, Winston-Salem, N. C. , il Third Roux' Ernestine.Lewis, Wilson, N, C.g Laula Madison, Olin, N. C., Pauline A 1, Marshall, White Pines, N. C.g Margaret Miller, Lexington, N. C. 5 , Faurtb Raw: Margaret Morgan, Benson, N. C., Frances McManus, Gibson, N. C.g 'N Iula Newsome, Tarboro, N. C., Florence Rhea, Kings Mountain, N, C. I I 3 it 71 1 li l L. ,H l,.,'l::,- -,,.rgv.N :yg,,Jq:,lE-J,-..QqY7j,:,:,Lu4,',m,,,, L, T5,x,5L,,N4,i?.Ll....,..,,wi,-rcfgi-ww.. dm. l y .., .V . -. - ,fs -,, ,.,,'., - w., . N ,g - . , , ...,. ,.-,.o....4r- ' A l - , . D ,Q , ,l1',,,- 1 rn. ,,- I-1111 Rffu Ruth Rusxell I-hah Pmnt lN C Luum: bipp Reynwlda N C A5 S 1 ni Run Dari Wlrrcn Sprly N C Dura Mu- Wllkcr Wlnatmwn Salem N C Dell.1M.1c Wltslmn Wlnxt41nS1lcm N C Ruby West Rncebum N C lbm1'Rflu lxflfflll Nell WlllllHlN Tlbe r CII, N C Mable: Wxlxlln Hxldcbran W C Dunx Zl.Ll11l'y Eagle Sprxnga N C . u' l ,F , C '- G 5: ' ' ,J . ' , l. ,Q Q I , ' , . , Nurmd Sidlnury, Hslnpstcald, N. C.g Elmnwr Slate, Wlnstwwn-S.1le111, N. C. ' eww ' 4 . A, .', . ,g L . . -Q M ' L . ' 'L . v A v, . Q ' , , ' 1 . .3 , .' 4 ', j Q j', . . 97 :Ei -- 1 4-' it Q -i f l I ll'q .b1 ii i . fi LfXZWE.rM.5iiQLlil' ffieezibsivim-,sir c 3 V645 fZfWfLfQW MARGUERITE WARD Clmr Pi-eviden! 1 . - ...-.,uT- 1 Fiml Rfvux' Frances Aiken, Hickory, N. C., Sarah Albright, Burlington, N. C., Josephine Allen, Ramseur, N. C., Win- nie Austin, Monroe, N. C., Bettie Baise, Reidsville, N. C., Florence Bartholomew, Spring Hope, N. C. Ssrorm' Roux' Ruth Boykin, Micro, N. C., Mabel Briggs, Pfafftown, N. C., Margaret Brown, Yaclkinville, N. C., Florence Butler, Windsor, N. C., Sara Clement, Denton, N. C., Frances Coggins, Charlotte, N. C. A-..-,..e.:.sa.m.,.+-1.':5 .w-.nfif-ivrvaxrr-wMf'v-v fH'P'-H' 1:QvfP1K'H 'e N ' f 5 'Ti. 'u K 1' ' L' ' if , . ---mf-V r . , 4 fill. l0l ZIWLUIL Fm! Rau Mattie Huffman North Vfrllxesburu N C Lclla onei Bcvrlmg bprrngs N C Inez Stroud Rau Nell McCam Hlgh Pumt N C Betty OCunnell I ne b rt N C Romamc Perry Sprmg Hope N C Betty Pollotk W1nsttmnSalcm N C Tfurd Rau Vmlet Rodgers Thomamvxlle N C Francea Scott Wrnstlvn Salem N C Dara Sharpe Greemburo N C Betty Sturgis Mnnme N C Foznfb Rau Helen Teague Gmnrte Falla N C Bdfblfl Testers Lenulr N C Wanda Tucker uneiboru N C Margucrrte Ward Hertford N C ll V , A f A f , f C ff.-- E ff-:Q-'fl K 'x 6 5 6 x M C .' ML, ' C' . A' '. 4 -1 ' ,l' b. ' ' V . . -1 jones, Oteen,kN. C,g Catherme Land, Leaksville, N. C. ' 4. '. . .L ' ,,w'Sv1. V .1 '. 99 ,f ill' -sf' .' p. iv t C. E' I nk 'f .lm 'K X ,- Q1. ' Firrl Roux' jackie Aldridge, High Point, N. C., Eula Austin, jefferson, N. C., Evelyn Beasley, Four Oaks. N. C., Marguerite Brantley, Tryon, N. C., Kathleen Byrd, Fries, Va. Serond Rnux' Wilma Byrd, North Wilkesbtursw, N. C., Mildred Clark, Galax, Va., Ann Thomas Coxe, Wagranm, N. C., Mary Cralidis, Winston-Saleni, N. C., jassamine Davis, New Bern, N. C. Third Roux' Doris Rules, Wilmingttwn, N. C,g Lillie Foster, Yanceyville, N. C.g Wilma Gibbs, Spruce Pine, N. C,g Virginia Goodwin, Apex. N. C., Ash Lee Greer, Leaksville, N. C. Fonrlb Roux' Mary Ann Gritlin, Wingate, N. C. 1'8- iniccz A i 100 I 'J ...-- ' . ' '1 4' .. 'W . we 1- - 1- wmv,-1--..., lllllfl .. I 6 Flrfl R114 Elsrc Mae hey Hrclwry N C brxlly Ixieadrrxxe Ruberxr Ashgwlla IN C L1RuL Olkrrell Green burr C PIII, L Sn 111 R111 Mrldred Pmx Ohltrhu All INf1rth1Qu1nn XYf1rs1v1 N C Mary Emma R111 du New Bern IN Duruthy Rwbrrm 'lbnd R111 Nancy bantnrd Hen lerwmrlle N C Nmr Mn Serra b1mn111ns Burlrnglnmn N C Fllen 51111 h lxgrnersulle X Prvrhmuuth V.: I'f11nIb Rm P.1ul1ne Wltls M 1r1,.1nt rn X C V1r1.,1n11 Wl11tLxelI B nullm, N C Mlhd N1wr1.,.1n Pegg Gurlr rd C llebc N C em R1 Mus 1 n Gm nr A lxurmrsxrllr N C M1lJre C M1nn1e GTI, Thu Lr url1m.,t1n N C 3 if E' Q 1 A Q G '- ' V rrer , , :fr n - .4 f f - .i .. 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EVA DENE COMER, CLARENCE BRIDGER. 112 ,.---,ova-4' , - ., W. - -Y 'V ' .sl .-.. .'1-fhd'w . FOR MILDNESS AND FULL FLAVOR CAMEL5 SUIT ME TO A'T dame Zfzwff COATS MILLINERY SWEATERS BLOUSES I-IANDBAGS A Store Foithfully Serving The Home Lovers Winston-Solem 1 V DRESSES of 1 UNDERWEAR GIRDLES GLOVES HOSE HANDKERCH I EES . Beauty Shop D. G. CRHVEU C0. Corner Fourth Cr Marshall 1 rf .- -49 1 521 N. Liberty St .... Phone 5118 It's Eosy to Buy the Hoyerty Way 1365 1946 Congrotulotions Your Leoding C-' JEWELER Gnd SILVERSMITH 831656-MA? For Eighty Yeors unc! This Experience in the Jewelry Trode 7 3 J Should Meon Much to You flflf Qlflfff M? Www l'7fKCf7 W! -ff ff 15N 'HU 'fffff VlllllEHS JElllElH'lS West Fourth Street Next to Carolina Theatre .. . Dial 2-0347 . .. 114 .,-qw' be x 44 B B, . , , fi'-5'I....e x 'N Compliments of BLUE BIBD CAB C0. 'A' BIG DRINK T0 G0 BUY! PEPSI-COLA is mule anly lay Pepsi-Cola Company, Lung Tulmd City, N. Y. Bonled locally by: :N-me ol local mlm 1. be imma henl - ..Tl PEPSI-EULA BOTTlING CU. of Winston-Salem, Inc. IZI South Main Street WINSTON-SALEM Telephone 3-1892 Comphmems of E3arTv1 CLQHTHERS 4th at Liberty WINSTON-SALEM Comphments of Bllk-STEVEHS 448 North Trade Street WINSTON-SALEM X' 115 1 Fi B 'f 1'- aim'-' Crnplim t f ik d Conqjhnenm FROEBER PRODUCE CKHMPANY 312 South Liberty Street S N I K'S WINSTON-SALEM :main AT BPDUCI V 50171 AITZQIZILJ 0 f y P ff QHANLQNS SHIRS, Hllllilllfli and CU. DRUG STORE Invites You To Visit Our Store On Winston - SOIem's Busiest Corner V .. . Phone 7168 . .. , 116 . .----...aw n , . .5 .I w i I M 'F7f4wA I-' run' 3-. ..4..'-qigxj. Compliments af C Q H EN ,S uReady-to-Wear 217 West Fourth Street YVINCIIESTEB Wlwrf- Sfsrwfe and Qaahty PuTe WE CAPM A LARGE STOCV MEDTCAL EUPNITUT-'E SUF'GiCAL EQUTPMENT, INSTRUMENTS and SUPPLTES Far STUDENTS, INTEPLIES, PH YSTUANS, CLINICS, HOSPTTALS, SANATOPIA, and HEALTH DEPAPTMET TTS YV I N C ll E S T E B CaroTmas' House of Servwcen WINCHESTER WINCHESTQ-RITCH SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. SURGICAL CO. 106 E. 7th St. 111 N. Greene St. Charlotte, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Camplnments af . , , BRUWN-RUGERS-IJIXSUN BUMPANY The Best Place Ta Get lt N-f'Xf'?f Hardware . . . Sporting Goods and Allied Lines Camphmeats at ANCHOR COMPANY SHOPPING CENTER of WINSTON - SALEM ...Dial 6l26.. I rn-rx Q am.-7, H-pq, v.. A Compliments of IACARDS Ke! Nissen Bldg Winston-Sa lem Compliments of UUlJy's Bakery 640 West Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM 4 Compliments af KRW IllSllIUlllllll Your Kind of Eating Place You'll Always Find Tl-IE NEWEST FASHION MUTHER AND DAUGHTER STURE 308-312 North Liberty Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 118 .,. . ..-wo-.fr V K 1 Hanes Hosiery Mills Company Manufacturers of Q3'9'f'U'-'25 and Ladies Na-Searn Hosiery VVINSTON-SALEM 7 L 119 L 5 wx! Vg. 'S' Compliments of The Ideal Dry Goods Co. West Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. NURTHWESTERN MUTUAL life Insurance Company of Milwaukee Dividend Paying Company of America Life Insurance Gnd Annumes Agents J. M. CLARK ROYAL R. BROWN + 533 Reynolds Building The Best Piece to Shop Afte All Phone 2-3840 COMPLIMENTS OF Powers 8 Anderson of N. E., Inc. , . . Supphes for , . . MEDIEAL STUDENTS, NURSES, PHYSIEIAN5 AND HUSPITAL5 626 West Fourth Street PHONE 3-1538 WINSTON-SALEM 120 I .,,.. ,...,o..fv- -. MP5-w' ,g L I Hine-Bagh Cu., Inc. Presents Five Reasons for Serving You I CENTRAL LOCATION 2 TRADITIONAL EXPERIENCE 3 NATIONAL BRANDS -I ALL MENS DEPARTMENT 5 FRIENDLY SERVICE 60l11.,9AIH8ll fJ of CARIDLINA F0llSYTll STATE and CULUNIAL The-ate-rs Compliments ot . , . The .Af JOVLQJ Better Your I-Iorne ond You Better Your Living XQXEEQIZIIINIGHOUSE ARVIN Ar Ani n I1 M Li e 0 Q tm? ony nes H. H. J ONE S 1 ik Furniture Co. 441-443 N. Liberty Street ,U-L . ykq. Compliments of . . Complnments of , , . MARVIN-NEITZEL CGRPORATION Q Manufacturers of Nurses Unlforms an FASHIUN SHUP l-losprtal Clothing 4TH AT TRADE l V t Style 0 lluality 0 Value TROY, N- yi To the Class of 216: Wtth stncere appreclatuon of the trust placed ln us bythe Physicians, Nurses and lnstltutlons whlch for more than elghty-eight years we have been prlylleged to serve, we bespealc for you as you launch upon your careers of servlce to manlzund, the some full share of publlc confrdence and trust vvhrch has tnsplred us to greater efforts all through the years, May you always Look up and not down -forward and not back- ward -and may your auidvng llaht be First consideration for others. -lFRANK VOGLER ESL SONS i 122 ' .,.'- -f-vo-...rf ' fq'fff.4td' W- , 4 .,,,. ',,, ,,,:.1-Lgxl-. QGOGWM WN M msn J 1 gn N J 'is-J K Mfg? if ITREET wE5 g Wmsw-oN SALEM K v 34 --.AID A f I 0 1 elm 'L - P - . ffv , Vs KX Ee W o ,?ANkx 0. P-A' E !..,g ter, . no Hx '-LLM' - 1' - N.c. 123 Q ffiniw If . 'f! if EM !1fM5Ae4 Aram P. H. HANE5 KNITTING EUMPANY Walzufacfurem off THE NATIONAL UNDEHWEAH Compliments of North Carolina Baptist Hospital SIIDA Sll0P 124 1 - . I---wv...v LA I W ' 1 , - iw . ,. 4- , 7,9 MHZ THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. MONTALDOS COATS SUITS DRESSES SRORTSWEAR MILLI NERY LINGERIE COSMETICS ACCESSORIES BRIDAL CONSULTANT May we advise and IIQIQ you select Your mogt Important brtaal oattut Une of Hnrth Carolinas leading Hlans and Buys tures Noted For Its Leadership II STYLE QUALITY and GOOD SERVICE FRHHK H SUTH CO Smart Easlmoas for the Men and Boys WINSTON SALEM Con pI INGVITS at ZIIIZHIIIIIIII IIIII IIIII WINSTON SALEM afiisxb. env- A , 9 1 ik mu V, S 'k '1 . . ir 125 Q Q- . ' nn ,.7' ' '+ 'Z'x 5 53357 -,TW , --A, gf, ii 'vltb Q. . . . . When Szlmf 25 Sbliflliflg in your hair and golden memories are stirred in your heart by the pages of this, your yearbook, these words will be full of meaning. just as they are today, just as they were four score years ago when they were uttered by a tall man on a Pennsylvania hill one chilly November afternoon: IT is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us-that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion-that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain-that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom-and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Pj66f7l2077f Efzgmving Company IV 21251011-Salezzz, Norfh Carolina E 126 I X xl X WW , bf 333,09 f 31 I .fw I 1 . A 'sf 3 ,X N ,4 li- 5:5s, I ,iv '5QL1 ' ' In ri: :t FA . ML I I 4fX'4x I W J o flmdhzife, fllfnw-52:4 . 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