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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1947 volume:

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IITTRODUCTIGIT In thrs bexx rldernng xx orld of haste and confusron the ax erage person eontrnues to turn to the famrlx dottor for help rn trme of trouble Hoxxex er rn the fate of exer rncreaslng demand for the serutes of the praetnung physruan the number of men rn pm ate pr mme IS detreasrng year bx tear In many medrcal sthools throughout the country rt rs no longer .1 questron of whether 1 student xull go 1nto a spetraltx but rather xshrch spetxaltx or sub spetraltx he rntends to folloxx The student IS so ox er exposed to speualrsts md researthers that he gets a drstorted outlook on the prattlte of medrerne from vs hrch he nex er reroxers He IS so lflTPfCbS6Ll wth the recognrtron the speualrsts and researthers attord one another that he falls to realrze that what IS needed today 1s an applreatlon of the basic prrntrples of modern medxune to the masses of people The Class of 1947 of the Boxx man Gray School of Medrcrne rs proud that .1 mayorrtx of rts members are headed for prnate practlce The phssncran fathers of two of our members are shown on the folloxx rng pages to rllustrate rn part the responsr brlrtres of the famrly dottor 4 e L 8 A I . 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CARPENTER, M.D. Mnfiml Direffur EDNA L. HEINZERLING, R.N. Direvlm' of llve 550001 of IVllI1l'fllg .uni Nnrfifzg Snpw'z'!mr nf live Hmpifnl REID HOLMES. M,A. Hu,fp!l.1l Adzzzizziflnzfor W. K. MCGEE, Th.M., Ph.D. Dirermr of the Deparlzzzezzf of Religion 7 +0 --X ..v' QUT PHTIEHT DEPHRTIUEHT WF' .M bww W fa PQ 'Y 'Y- W vs '91 'qx flkgluluull 5 ..-Q . .ut V X Ai - , -:.L . Y 5- E ' . T 1 , ,- ,, ,V T ' 1 x V R ..-S '1f'.!1:, ' f .. :wg 55135 1 I W 'r-iwzs- :I '- 1 1 . ' 1 DR. C. N. HERNDON, DIRECTOR OF THE OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT STHFF fOppos1tc Pagcj MRS, ALlic. Vuss, Rwfm! Clerk . . . MRS. NIIRRIAN TUTIQN, f1!7ff7fIlIIlNlKlll Cffrk . . . MRS. K.-XTX' ALLRIED, L7f'rffffg.y Nllrfe . . . MRS. 'IESSAMINE CASS, Nlfme Sf1lDer1'1wr . . . MRS. RITA WHRRLQCK, 5xlII'g6l 1 Num '... DR, HERNDON . , . MRQ. W. C. PRINETTIQ, NIfJn.1l Clnm' Axvllllllf . . . MISS DIZVNA TRVNT, Timm: Cll1lll'StL'7't'f-11:1 . . . MRS. SARA HENNIZSSEIE, Swffkzrg . . . Miss BETTY SPMNHOUR. Sezwl A1113 . . . Miss CAROLYN WIILLIS. Diwfmm. V Others Qnot showny MRS. VIRQINIA MCALLISTER. Olufefmf-Gwymmflvguy Nmxre . . . MRS. LUCILLE HARTMAN, Pedhzfmf Nzme. 9 R -M THE OUT PFITIEHT DEPHRTHTEITT The purpose of the Out Patient Department is to provide competent medical examination and treatment on the specialist level for those patients who are unable to afford standard fees, and to admit them to the hospital if they need hospitalization. If they do not need to enter the hospital, proper treatment is recommended to them and to their local doctors. The depart- mental deficit incurred as the result of this arrangement is supported by the Mothers' Day offering of the North Carolina Baptist Churches. The clinics are operated by fourth year medical students and the house staff under the supervision of senior consultants. In order to provide both first class medical care for the patients as well as maximum teaching facilities for the students, the number of patients admitted is geared to the demands of the student body. io X Wi' 'flI ' -A 6' ' V ' .peg .qi ' I 5 6 hub-1' EYE CLINIC uouscum N , r 1 'Hi i N W iw V ii Il i, M all if W H iii i gi ii iii Fi Y Fi i 514 ru: J ir ill ji 1 ir Registration Desk Eye Clinic il' ' i Medical Clinic First Floor Corridor i ii 11 ing' A W ' ' ' --qry.4,- '- r- -V - LFVIP I 'Q-1 5 9 l E 1 if i -+ Student Conference Room X ray Urology Student Laboratory Cystoscopy 12 q u S! A - , A f .1 X i , 8 Q - 'C- gf, - 1 Wtr, X ' x 2 r f -1 wk f f 'ev-vu-K. .41 -,-1 ,. .5 AW, ,B I : 4 7 s . 2 i '1' ff 4-4 HOUSE STHFF Front row: Doctors Alsup, Montagnet, Bailey, Rabil, Wiggins, Fitz gerald, Aderholdt Second row: Coppedge, Mock, Jarvis, Herndon, Schafer, Myers, Han cock Third row: E. H. Williams, McNeill, Ames, -I. W. Brown, Smith Crescenzo, Morgan, Cheek Fourth row: Pickens, McBryde, Yeagley, Bivens, Tyner, Hairfield Wilkins, Long, O. Williams Fifth row: Hege, D, vl. Brown, Davis, Gillikin, Brooks, Crothers Prevette, Maybin, Johnston, Daniel 14 xfgB . --' - af I i GRHDUFITE NURSING STFIFF First row: Ogle, Dilworth, Brame, Jarrett, Blrhee, Hyatt, Goodson Second row: johnson, K. jones, Farrington, Duncan, Ward, Herndon Fizer, Roberts, Tyner Third row: Daves, Chambers, Johnston, Merritt, Hankins, West, An dc-rson, V. jones, White 15 . , z Q Q- w EIUERGEHCY OPERFITIHG ROOm .QSGAMA 1 ll 1 I 2, r: jf, 4 QT! fzrz 'Jf3 1' --1 f-'119 rirF 5. , i ...4....,.......,......witheditorial 1 GRAY QZQWL 1947 BOUJIUHO GRHY SCHOOL OF HTEDICIHE OF UIHHE FOREST COLLELJE gk ww jevficvzffcm HERBERT MOFFIT VANN, MD. The dedication of an annual is often a dilhcult taskg how- ever, it posed no problem for the members of the Class of 1947. lt was their unanimous decision that their friend and counsellor, Dr, Herbert M. Vann, be chosen. His fatherly advice and reassurance during many a difhcult period has endeared him to the students. He was born in Danville, Virginia, the son of a physician. He received his medical education from Wfake Forest College and jefferson Medical College, graduating in 1917. Then, after interning at the Methodist Episcopal Hospital in Brooklyn. he entered the army as a First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps and spent some time in France during the first World War. In 1919 he became Professor of Anatomy in this medical school. Except for one short period of absence on leave, he has held this position for the past 27 years. In 1924 he organized a medical unit of the National Guard, serving as Regimental Surgeon to the 115th Field Artillery, with the rank of Major, until 1959. Dr. Vann fills an important office at Bowman Gray as Director of Admissions and Registrar. To him belongs much of the credit for the organization and success of the school. As a teacher one of his outstanding characteristics has been his flexibility of mind. In the training of medical students he deserves credit for the development of an important fundamen- tal principle, the ability to observe accurately and comprehen- sively. It is with the greatest pleasure that the student body and the Class of 1947 dedicate this issue of the GRAY MATTER to the Major, LEONARD CACCAMO 18 eff whim I . iff? Herbert M, Vann, B.S., MA., M.D 19 HDHTIHISTRHTIVE OFFICERS DR. C. C. CARPENTER DR. HERBERT M, VANN Dean Regimzzr MR. STEXVART WARNKEN Mlss NELL BENTON Controller Librariazz 20 DIVISIOII OF SURGERY CfARLTuN N. AUAMS. MD. A-Iu1uf.111l 111 Ctflllltllf Ol1,1lrl1'l1u .zmf Gv111mf1f11g1 THOMAS L, BLAIR. DDS, f1Ijl,ll.I11l Pl'11fc'Ur1l' nf Pg1'j11Lfr11Ilf.l Izmf 01111 S111'gu1V1 MEDFORL7 C, BOXVMAN, MD. IIl,ffI'lll'fH1' 111 SllI'g?I'.'I' GEORQE E. BRADFQRD, MD. A,r,fift,z11t 111 Cfilliznzf Ol01011111fI11'Ay11g11l0gVy HOXY ARD H. BRADSHAW, MD. P1'0fem11' nf Slll'gEI'V'I' 111 Cl1.z1'ge of Tl1n1',n'i1' Xlfrgerwy .md Cl1,z11'111Iz11 nf flye Diz'i11o11 nf SlH'gL'I'J' JAMES F. DONNELLY, MD. 111,u11'111'fo1' 111 O!1J'f?fI'jl',f mm' Gyzzefology 5 N.. 'tr' :gn I I I1 4 , I ' 4:-n-L I A f DIVISION OF SURGERY CHARLES S. DRUMMOND, M.D AIIUIJIII in Clinifal Provlolagiy in Charge ofPr0rI01ogy H. FRANCIS FORSYTH, M.D. 1N,l'll'lll'lUl' in Of'llvnpeJifJ FRED K. GARVEY. M.D. A,I'Jf.ffJIIl Profenor of SllI'g97'.'I' ,md Direrlm' of Deparlmefzl of Urology MARX' I, GRIFFITH, M.D. lfzllrnufnr ju Obllefriff and G',1'IIEL'0l0gJ C. EDXVARD HAINES. M.D. Imlrllrlor in sllfgffj' and Urology BEVERLEY N. HAIRFIELD, M.D Imlzwflw' in Surgery DIVISION OF SURGERY -I.-xmlis A. I-IARRILL, MD. 1kl,I'i.IfJF1f Pmfrufff fff Snrgwy In Clnzrqe fff Ofmfvjllffljmlllgnlfflgy .mll Bf'w1I'lmII'fIf11 I Fnaum HKQHTOWER, MD, l1Jrll'm'ff1r 111 Slnlgwy Ev13RETT O. JEFFREYS, MD. 'ifffflsfil Pmfeum' of Sffrgefry 111 Cl7.1I'tg'r' uf ,'X'e1fmfnlg1f.1l Slfrgrrlm FRANK R. LOCK, MD, pl'fff'C',I'llII' uf Ob,Ilrll'lI'f .zmf Glvierfffffgly .nhl Dfwrlm uf DEf7IIIflllKI1f uf Obvlrlmw .md G'1llt'I'HffI4g'I AIAMES F. INIARQHALL, MD. Iurfrmwfr' 111 SIIIAHKPIDI C. I'I.-KMPTON M.-xuzy. MD. .'I,IIlIf.IlIf P1 fffenrfz' nf Ob,rlefril1I' .zmf Gvzemlogy ,. 'rvt' '41 I 23 D1 Q T DIVISION OF SURGERY JOHN A. MCCLUNG, D.D.S. Afmfiale Profefmr of Periodmzfia and Cliniml Denial Szzfgery ROBERT A. MOORE, MD. Auiflanl Profefmr of Szzrgery in Cbarge of Ortbapediff CHARLES M. NORFLEET, JR., MD. lnmwflor in Urology ROBERT T. ODOM, M.D. 1l1J'fl'Ilfl07' lil sllfggfy JAMES F. OINEILL, M.D. Aiiiflant Profeffor of Surgery and Direrfor of Deparlmenl of General Slzrgery RILEY E. SPOON, D.D.S. I11.r1rl1rI0r in Denial Surgery DIVISION OF SURGERY VUILLIAM H. SPRLINT, IR., MD. Pr'0feI,um' of Cli11iz'.1fS!1rger'1' HOVC ARD M. STARLING, MD. II1IH'lll'f0l' in Szlrgerjp Roscoe I.. WALL, MD. Affifhzfzt Pmfe,r,wr of Surgery in Clmrge uf AIIHJIZVQJM J. CONRAD WATKINS, DD.S. Profefmr' of Periodouriu .xml Cliniml Dental SlU'gEI'v'I' in Clnzrge nf D?l1fiIfI I' JOHN D. W1LsEx', MD. lmtrzzrlor in Oplvlimlzzmlogy A. DET, VALK, M.D. Profeymr' of Cliniml Sllfgff'-Q' DIVISIOII OF IIIEDICIHE KATHERINE H. ANDERSON, M.D. lII,ffI'llL'f0I' in PE'Llfdfl'j1'.f LEROY J. BUTLER, MD. PI'nfeImI' of Peu'IIIlI'iI1I' and Direflnl' nf D?f7.1I'fl1lEIlf of Pmli.zlI'iI'I DAVID CAYER, M.D. ,'III'i.Il.I11! Prnfenw' of l17fFl'lIJI MEdfL'f1lE ELIZABETH CONRAD, MD, ,'1fI'f,Il.IIlf in Clilliuzf PeJiIzfriI'I' RALPH V. ELLIS, M.D. fI,I,rnI'f,1fe in Clilliral Wfecfifillef MACDONALD FULTON, PH.D. AJ,mI'i.zle Pmfenor' of Bafleriology and Direvfnr of Depnrlmeazl nf Bacteriology DIVISION OF ITIEDICIHE GEORIII5 T. H.KRRELL, ja., M.D. Pl'lIff',I',IOI' of 1IIft?l'l1Jl 1IIeJlI'i11e .zmf Direflw' nf D?!7.Il'f1PIFIIl nf Illlefllaf .I'IeJim1e C. NASH HERNDON, M.D. II1r!I'nI'lnr 111 Ifllermzl MeJ1m1e, I-1,I,I1,fl.ml Pr0fe,uw' of IIIeJiI'.11 Gellefipr, IIIILI Direrlffr nf On! P.zfief1l Clmn' WINQATE MI joI-INSON, M.D,, SCD. Prnfenffr of Cfzzmxzl Medifizle .md Direflof of Prmzle Df.1gUU,I'flt' Clizm' WESTON M. KELSEY, M.D. I11,IlI'11I'lr1r in PeIfi.1lViI1r EDWARD S. KING, M.D. Pmfe.r,mr of BIzI'!erif1lugy WILLIAM L. KIRBY, M.D. A,I.I'i,I'l.z11r PI'ofe,I,mI' of Clillmzl Mebfirfne ji YZ 51 ' i- DIVISIOIT OF HTEDICIHE ROBERT B. LAWSON, M.D. Affofhzfe Prnfeuor nf PEdfLZ1l'f1'J' JANET W. MACKIE, M.B. Ar.ri.fl.wf Profenor of Prez'e111iz'e .Medifine THOMAS T. MACKIE, M.D. Profeuor of Pre1'e11liz'e Medifizze, Direflor' nf D6f7.1I'flIlt?IIf of Prez'e1zliz'e Medifizze, and Clnzirman of Dfl'f.ff0II of Medirirze ELBERT A. MACMILLAN, M.D. Aniilmlt Profefmr of Clizzifal flfledivizze and P.fyfbialry ROBERT L. MCMILLAN, M.D. A,f,f0fjT1f? Pr0j'eJ.mr of Cliuiml .Medirizze MANSON MEADS, M.D. Inftrnclor in Izzlefmzl Medirifze DIVISIOII OF IIIEDICIIWE BENNETTE B. POOL, MD. I K 'J A.l'.ljJ'1112I1 Profeum' of Cfiflinzl 1MFlifl'fIl? CHARLES H. REID, JR., M.D. .4.f.fj.ff4171f in Clnlimf 1I'Iea'iL'i11e WILLIARI P. SPEAS. M.D. A.f.ff.II.1IIf Profeffur nf Szrrgerjy in Clmrge of Opbllmluiolngly FREDERICK R. TAYLOR, MD. Prnj'eJ.ror of Mediml Lifemrnre .md Auofiale Profafmz' nf Clmiuzl Medirine . ' , ' x - 1 ' if ff ,, . 1.4. I CHARLES R. WELFARE, M.D. Iustrnrmr in Iufermzl M?dI!'II1? PAUL A. YODER. MD. I A5.ri.rtm1t Prnfenm' of Clizmwzl Medirme 29 F 'F' A Q.. If 1, -ff-1 an ,.-fr DEPHRTIUEHT OF UEUROPSYCHIHTRY . I-1uMPsoN. IN. , Q j T ID DOUGLAS M. KELLEY, M D R ' RICHARD L. MASLAND, M.D. 30 DEPHRTHTEUT OF ITEUROPSYCHIHTRY , , S .4 6. .. . ' 1, , -fi., ' Mig. 5 f. -- awe fa 2 'Raef Q? x NK .NL .X -',-21' '-'ff' 2 . il ' - The Department of Neuropsychiatry was organized in 19,16 under the direction of Dr. Lloyd Thompson. The grounds and huilding at Graylyn were donated by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Bernard and is to be operated as L1 neuropsycliiatric rehabili- tation center and hospital for convalescence under the direction of Dr. Douglas M. Kelley. Formal opening took place Septem- ber 19, 1947. 31 5' , .'.'n f',.Q up -3:-'.,, H 1 'T imffef ffl- A 5 ' 'Li::2,.Qr5' , Q T .,.f,l5 fi r ed: 7 K WM VR.-x,v'x, 4 -, . X9 1:1 zf,:,f.:-5.3. Q i :... ,. DEPHRTITIEHT OF VIEUROPSYCHIHTRY ...Qu-Q 45, --vw.. Doctors Kelley and Thompson with blue prints W w ull 6153! ,5 .xwwi i X401 I -j Y 4-in-.-...,-' 1 ,.. - . . 4 Graylynglrront View 1 32 DEPHRTITIEUT OF HEUROPSYCHIHTRY v. . 5 .mf -Sv ' 1' Outdoor Swimmmg Pool Library 33 DIVISION GF STRUCTURE Cox' C. CARPENTER, M.D. Dean and Prnfefmr of Pallwlogy in Charge of Clizziml Palbology RICHARD A. GROAT, Ph.D. AJ1iJ1,z11f Pl'0f6.I'.I'01' of z4Ildl'0N1-Q' in Charge of Nem'oam1l0m-y and Hiflology ROBERT P. MOREHEAD, M.D. Prnfeunr of Pullfnlngy, Direrlor nf Depurf- mefzl of Palbalogy and Cbairzmm of Di1'iJi021 of Slr11fIm'e jfamzs P. ROUSSEAU, M.D. Pmfenw' of Radinlogy and Direrlor of Deparlmeut of Radiology WILBUR C. THOMAS, M.D. A.uiJA1:1f Profefmr of Palbology in Charge of Legal Mediriue and Autopiy Palbolagy HERBERT M. VANN, M.D. Pmfeuor 0 f Anatomy in Charge of GI'UJ'.I' A 11.110 m 5' I1'-lzmlfyf ll! PffV1uffffffLg1 .WJ Pfuf 711.1 13, DIVISIGU OF FUNCTION f.-XMILIU Annm, M D, P: 'IL vw: ffl l51fufu'1ufmll1 ,1f1ll7mm' 17,, .1r11fm.ff uf B.'wfuff1.'m1 RlcH.aR1mR, Bums, M D, W11,1,lAM E, Cfuvlwmzl-R, PhD. .'14ml,1f1! Prfljwwfr nf I3'1mfn'U1fv!1'1 HARwLnD.G1u11fN,M.D Pffffwwf uf PX71,l'll'!ff4Qll ,zmf Plv.um.mff lzwfffl' ff, Defhlflwwll fff Pfvymlffffflq N Pf11I1f1,1w'lffg1. Cffhzn 111.111 uf IJIIYIIHII Ifnmlzffu .NIJ ,'1ww.1!f H1 AIHIIIIIIL DI, M.axw'l'1.1. I,1T11,1. PhD. 1ff.1wffff.g',1 ill Cfnlrge uf Plm11'11l.1wflr1'g WILLIAM A. XY'uLFrf, PhD. m!.111!Prff!ff'mf1 nAfB1H1f7L'l1!l,ll1'j 111 Cf fff Cfuumxlf P.IffVlfllyQv1 Lmf Tfmfuffff ffmzfu Pnffwjfu flf Plvgmffffqg .WJ I w K pf'- i i 1 W I '?'9, K.-gl fixkk W 37 CLFISS OF 1946 First row: Holhrook, Allen, Hendricks, Wallace, Cushman, R. Miller Second row: Wfells, Sherrill, Austin, Lazenby. Wliite, Coppedge, Glenn, Pittman, Mundorf Third row: Bivens, Hadlow, McMurray, Phillips, Burnett, Perry, Daly, Mankin, Stallings, Coker Fourth rowi Kahn, Cline, Alderman, Fowler, C. Miller, Phipps, Hill, Davis, Seite, Brown, Craig, Williams 38 SEHIORS OF 1946 ALLISON M ALDERMAN, IIR. Wfilmington, N, C. LEROY ALLEN. JR, Raleigh, N. C. JAMES A. AUSTIN Charlotte, N. C. EDWARD S, BIVENS Concord, N. C. DWIGHT BROWN, -IR, Buie's Creek, N. C, THOMAS j. M. BURNETT Washington, D, C. SEIIIORS OF 1946 WAYNE ALLEN CLINE Greensboro, N. C. WALTER GEORGE COKER, JR. Clinton, S. C. THOMAS OLIVER COPPEDGE, IR. Nashville, N. C. WILLIAM K. CRAIG Wilmington, N. C. ROBERT G. CUSHMAN Jacksonville, Fla. ROSWALD B. DALY Kinston, N. C. SEHIORS OF 1946 A. HEIDE DAVIS, JR. Burgaw, N. C. HENRY JACKSON FOWLER Whlnut Cove, N. C. RICHARD R. GLENN Winston-Salem, N. C. WALTER RICHARD HADLOW, JR Berea, Ohio PAUL E. HENDRICKS Bennettsville, S. C. S. RICHARDSON HILL Greensboro, N. C. 65' . 195 SEHIORS OF 1946 WILLIAM D, HOLBROOK Winston-Salem, N. C. ALVIN J. KAHN Brooklyn. N. Y. MARGUERITE E. LAZENBY Statesville, N. C. JAMES W. MANKIN Alexandria, Va. CLARENCE MCCAIN MCMURRAY Swannanoa, N, C. CAMERON E. MILLER West jefferson, N. C, SEUIORS OF 1946 ROLAND E. MILLER XY',iI1NfOI'l-S.lICITl, N. C. MARSHALL G. MORRIS Grccnslworo, N. C. GEORGE MUNDORF. AIR. York, Pa. D, RUSSELL PERRY Durham, N. C. DEXWITT D. PHILLIPS. VIR. Charlotte. N. C. DOROTI-IEA R. PHIPPS Tampa, Fla. SEHIORS OF 1946 j. GRAHAM PITTMAN Fairmont, N. C. MARVIN SEIFE Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHN F. SHERRILL, JR. Charlotte, N. C. STEPHEN D. STALLINGS, JR. Zebulon, N. C. STANLEY L. WALLACE Brooklyn, N. Y. HELEN L. WELLS Murphy, N. C. WILLIAM E. WHITE Graham, N. C. JEROME O. WILLIAMS Nashville, Tenn. CLFISS GF 1947 fig? ,E ff? ' m I V- I 1 7' ig 6 xi 3 Z'l w'g'cS. Qi..-1-iI5' rf: 'BQ' TQ, 'K' sf 5.3 v ' J ,r Q 3-si iii? a 1, q 'W Y'9Y'W2xP 1 I Q f z u ? r ,f X Z ,f 1, QM-J . x u- . f K Q Xu-. 1 U. G ens, Treasurer--Blackshcar Pre d -M.rxhburn. Represent t 45 dv' In fllllemnriam FREDERICK W. SPEAS 1922-1947 46 SEHIORS OF 1947 JOSEPH B. ALEXANDER Beaufort, N. C. GEORGE A. ANDERSON Lincoln, Nebr. WILLIAM E. BELLAMY, JR. Scotland Neck, N. C. JOSEPH R. BLACKSHEAR Tanner, Ala. TILMAN C. BRITT, JR. Mount Airy. N. C. WILLIAM H. BROOKS Rome, Ga. L ts- : ' 'W !. 4-Q 1 lk v 'N 1 SEHIORS OF 1947 ROBERT A. BURNS Wilmington, N. C. LEONARD P. CACCAMO Youngstown, Ohio SAMUEL J. CALVERT jackson, N. C. LINDSEY D. CAMPBELL Asheville, N. C. KENNETH C. CARPENTER Lenoir, N. C. GEORGE A. COLOM Miami, Fla. SEHIORS OF 1947 JAMES L. DARDEN, JR. Ahoskie, N. C. HARRY FAGAN, JR. Fort Myers, Fla. JOSEPH A. FLEETWOOD Conway, N. C. CLIFFORD G. GADDY Lake View, S, C. GEORGE H. GIVENS, JR. Lebanon, Va. THOMAS R. GRIFFIN Forest City, N. C. A 49 1... ,avi . X 7 Q' 3: 1 ,gnu 11 45 7 pg.. luv 6' Q , SEHIORS OF 1947 -IAMES FRANK HAMMETT, JR. Athens, Ga. CARLTON M. HARRIS Moultrie, Ga. CHARLES R. HATFIELD Mt. Pleasant, Pa. WILLIAM C. HAYES Wilkesboro, N. C. ALBERT WILLIAM HEDGEPETH Warrenton, N. C. PAUL LAFLEUR HORN, JR. Winston-Salem, N. C. SEHIORS OF 1947 ERWIN M. JACOBS Newark, N. J. ELBERT N. JOHNSON, JR. Wagram, N. C. WILLIAM ROBERT JONES Littleton, N. C. C. WELDON JOYCE Madison, N. C. CLARK C. KISTLER Longmont, Col. JAMES CALVIN MACKAY Washington, D. C. --'YW 5 'J L fb-f . . nf Q 'QQ .yi I .-. .4 1- 1-C . X- I ..- 3 'Ti if 'Q' 4 V. , 1r-- , . -'33 WE' si' is f - my A. ,-ag fi Yu SEHIORS OF 1947 ELISHA THOMAS MARSHBURN, JR Wilmington, N. C. JAMES F. MCMILLAN Wilmington, N. C. 1 THOMAS I.. MCNIEL Purlear, N. C. ROBERT L. MEANS Winston-Salem, N. C. BENJAMIN E. MORGAN Spring Hope, N. C. LEROY C. PIERCE Ayden, N. C. SEIIIORS OF 1947 .IOEL E. POWERS Goldsboro, N. C. ALICE oiasHoNo PUGH Raleigh, N. C. PRESSLEY ROBINSON RANKIN, JR. Mount Gilead, N. C. WILEY W, RAYLE Lincolnton, N. C. WILLIAM W. REYNOLDS Wauseon, Ohio JAMES K. RHODES Raleigh, N. C. .',, ug.--- s.. Y . Ag, my '. an QC rg A. Xx- ., x . -I - 4 :ai I .R I I: 5, ' 1 . .v 3 V. , I 3 : E 'ix' I I A -, . , JA, , U. ,L ,- S. Gr ,..-6-und? Nsvx if 4-5 ? 7- F . ?+..-L .L-.-i....,? 13' 'Am SEHIORS OF 1947 CLYDE S. RIGHTS Tampa, Fla. HENRY M. ROGERS JR. Wilson N. C. OSCAR L. SAPP III Greensboro N. C. ROBERT H. SHACKELFORD Kinston N. C. CARROL L. SPURLING Fallston, N. C. CHARLES M. WARR, JR. Raleigh, N. C. W, DENT WEATHERMAN Statesville, N. C. I s. 1 JUNIOR CLHSS OFFICERS N-UMC 'A., ...,, P resident, 1947 Hedberg 4... ..., R cprcscnmt e XVIII . ,,... President, IKM! 55 4 Q JUHIORS M RUSSELL BARNES 'IR Wllmlngton N C DENNIS W BIGGS Lumberton N C RAY o BJORK Helena Montana WILLIAM H BLAND New Bern N C Charles City Iowa MANLY Y BRUNT JR Wmston Salem N C CLARENCE F CLARK Nashvrlle Tenn L GORDON CLARKE Draper N C . , JR. HAROLD L. BRENTON . , JR JUHIORS WILLIAM COLLIER Albany, Mo, FRANK L. CREEL Pensacola, Fl.1. JOHN BUREN CROW Shelby, N. C. ANDREW' JACKSON DICKERSON Monroe, N. C. FRANK L. FERNANDEZ High Point, N. C. JOSEPH FRANKLIN FISHER Clinton, N. C. BRIAN P, FLANAGAN Grosse Point, Michigan LELAND K, GLENN Hickory, N. C. JUIIIORS LOUIS A. HEDBERG Patchogue, N. Y. EDGAR E. HELLER Ringtown, Pa. OZMER L, HENRY, JR. Lumberton, N. C, RICHARD T. HOOD, JR Kinston, N. C. JOSEPH K. ISLEY, JR. Greensboro, N. C. DAVID G. JAEHNING Fargo, N. Dak. DONALD C. KUNZE Cleveland, Ohio ROBERT M. LEEDS Brooklyn, N. Y. JUDIORS EDGAR L. LIPTON Los Angeles, Calif. ROBERT W. MAHER Chicago, Ill. EDXVIN H. MARTINAT Lenoir, N. C. GROVER C. MCDANIEL, JR. ' Forest City, N. C. LEMUEL T. MOORMAN Florence, S. C. JOHN W. NANCE Graham, N. C. ETNA LITTLE PALMER Thomasville, N. C. LLOYD C. PATE Fayetteville, N. C. Qian. ' 'ev 1 , . 'YITCIIT fx ,. in .V W. s Seri 3 A if ,. al vw' 'ly ,gp-3 5, G- I JN x 4: 'ugh-9' it -I I.. 5 . Uv!! 5 I 71 .fr , Y as Q-- D ..,.- V AL- 7 so' , 5 JUIIIORS JAMES V. SHARP Reidsville, N, C. LOY CONNELL SMITH Fuquay Springs, N. C. THELMA RUTH SMITH Fort Mill, S. C. HAROLD B. SPANGLER Shelby, N. C. DIANA THOMPSON Reidsville, N. C. DOLORES M. THOMPSON Lexington, Ky. JAMES G. TLHTLE Raleigh, N. C. THOMAS A. WILL New Baltimore, Pa. ,I '24 QFX ,N f.,.,'! 2: T'- :fm ,M 'MQ' SOPHOITTORE CLFISS OFFICERS Presndent Bethea Secretary Ichelson Treasurer Glass 61 NM S- 'QS Q0 QS 491 SOPHOITIORES HENRY SHAW ANDERSON WILLIAM THADDEUS BETHEA -IAMES LUTHER BROWN JAMES IRWIN BUMGARNER RICHARD BURACK WILLIAM CAREY BYRD NUMA RICHARDSON CARTER 'IR JOHN LEACH COCHRAN JR LESTER LIVINGTON COLEMAN HAROLD PRESTWOOD COSTON MAURICE GEORGE COUTURIER CHARLES HINES DAUGHERTY SOPHOIUORES DIAMES MATHESON DAVIS, DIR, IRA GORDON EARLY EDGAR ESTES FOLK, III PAUL LESLIE GARRISON FREDERICK WILLIAM GLASS LEROY CORBETT HAND, JR. GLENN BARE HAYS XVILLIAM IESSE HIGHSMITH, JR. ROBERT HAVILAND HOLZWORTH DAVID LEON ICQHELSON NVARREN HUNTER -IONES CHARLOTTE RITA KAY x----1 ff-f-I 2. T .4 , w.'4,..,. , I gi!! , M, 5,4 ' l NJ 9.1: . '. , 'LN '7 If Of W, 51552 13:1 ' lfvw'-XXV .71-' w G., 561 fa- I jgw- A f:-:ft . I--.. . 4- - ' 'V' - xv' ' 75' .I -. ax f n, may Pb -tm: 4' ' - ' ' L, ' E' A if SOPHOHIORES HENDERSON DAVID MABE, JR. EDWARD STANTON MAXEY DAVID MACLYN NOWELL JAMES KENNETH POPE SAMUEL TILDEN REGISTER ALBERT HEYWARD SMITH, JR. FLORENCE ELEANOR STAFFORD GEORGE STACKLEY TYSON HERBERT LUIS WEININGER m, Q4 w w X w 4 l N 4 if ix 4 W ' , V w 5 il I f , 7 I I 5 ' I1 X I L 5 M n I i N I I P 1 3 A l f I W F 65 -Nf,1L if 4 I STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Gaddy ....,.....,..,.,.......... Secretary-Treasurer Darden .,.,......................,....... President Morgan ............................. Vice-President Li 66 PUBLICHTIGUS BOHRD Brooks jgcobx , Krstlcr Morgan Colom ' 67 Erwin Jacobs, Editor George Colom, Business Manager THE JOURHHL OF THE BOllJmHVI GRHY SCHOOL OF TUEDICIHE STAFF l 5 'Y 1 4, 4 ' 'S cp ,, .. N. '4 Q . Xi' I , , Aw , NA' iff X N ' Front row: Colom, Marshburn, McNie1, Caccamo Back row: Jacobs, Lipton, Dickerson, Carpenter, Wallace 68 XVrlIu.1m Brooks, Ethtor C'l.1rk Kntlcr, Busmuse IW1.1I'1.lgCf Robert Moms, Asaotimts Busincxs M.m.1gcr GRFIY ITIHTTER STAFF 1' Benton, Kistler, Brooks, Morton, Jeftries 69 S M11 Q' M , aff . , hqx , frm. 7 Q 5 . PHI CHI IRHTERUITY 99? 70 OFFICERS Nance, Editor of PHI CHI QUARTERLY Isley, Vice-President Sapp, Treasurer Hammett, President Hood, Secretary Hatfield, judge Advocate 11411, fc OI I ICERS S nior XX i iercc, 5PLIl'lll'lg, Nurct 5 WWII, Tr CJQLIYEI YIX1 M g.m,Vie-Pm 1 t PHI RHO SIGITIFI FRHTERHITY 1 III' 11 IIl'l ' H1P 'F 1 1 V A A i ii cf Q ff Qfmmifbrrz. if A'-5 i,?,241, -j f 1' 'i an , 'Qi Q , 1 1 71 5 z SOFTBHLL .,f' FOOTBHLL .nu .Avg t' ,ugh L -wgps .9 'KP.. sx X4 Q' rut A? ,X -I 72 PING POHG 1 l SENIOR HTHLETIC CLUB I 1 1 yf j 1 ' ' F 1 W - 1, V i www. an Q,a:1Q- Wm S35 ,, 'V 4 A fn 45: -Q' I 'E' -if 1 'Ny ' .asm 445,14 1- - ' 73 Od , . . 4 , r ' if i Q 'I+ I P -.fl , wif f -vu- . ., ,. - QP -. g., pi. - --1' L..eN.,,,'2 1-,N .,. L,',f5 lfgjlxf ,' , 24 -f .. 4- -,K 5:7 e!Ti.f1: gz'3Q ? ' ,. 'J,.j'.y-4 . -gk W:-p .-is I . T' ' 'L :': A J' -' X --5'?f5'4.:, .- f - f'--2:'fZ'F3, , ' ' 9 ,ff- 3 .13 ' 3:1v3?f '7 ,J Q.: . 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I 4 ff x H- Y, xg y . .J-f' A 1 '39 ui' 1: my ml rina .Ala M!Al'l'L:5 Good friend of the Class of 1947 who has given us invaluable assistance in our laboratory difficulties. P NL' k i T. get N jx ' v Q l I THE sei-root or A7Yyf OF BOVVMAN CRAY SCHOOL QF MEDICINE Y - - . 1 -, 4 - if . , . Y V, - 1 ,Tp 4- as . hh as Q 41 1 7 t 1 3 , - 4 1 f ,ali . ' -C' s l ? A ' as JF Q. 'ff 4 'F' Qi 1 ' 7.3 ' if 5. v' L ' ' ,pi . f , - '1 V ' 5 The School of Medical Technology of the North Carolina Baptist Hospital and Bowman Gray School of Medicine was approved in 19-42 by the American Medical Association, Stu- dents are trained in li 12 month course to perform the various chemical, microscopic, and bacteriologic tests used in the diag- nosis and treatment of disease. Applicants are admitted upon meeting the requirements set up hy the Registry of Medical Technologists of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, 85 HNF- '! ' T7 :vga- P- SCHOOL OF HTEDICHL TECHHGLOGY ANNABEL ALLEN MARX RUTH BENNETT ANNE MCGEE BROWN MARTHA BUNN TEAU COUNCIL BETTH DEAL WINIFRED HOLLOWELL BEVERLY NEWMAN COIT REDTERN U ik sa G A ., ,L 4, ,V V. ' ' ' g? hx K- . 1 f 3 - V A lx F K ' I --- ,F 1 ' A QX MARY ELIZABETH TYSON MARTHA JEAN YOKELY SCHOOL OF FTIEDICHL TECHNOLOGY L31 Cfvrfo ff ,ALJ rf 5? a 1' 1.012 ll Ica f 7M'cr0Jf0fJy Kao! M14 Pathology Clinical Ch SCHOOL OF FHEDICHL TECHNO Serology Bacteriological P P 88 WHVIE - L LE I -1 V Q 1 . ,..,..- ,,'. F . 'y-f5 ,,'1 A .. '-,, .u Y, ...Q . ' 59' ' A .f 'yt' . , ..-- -. ,..- - AH. 'in k f. ' 'l 5 X ' 4, .-A3494-M , i 'Al ,mu -, ,,,,,.- bsfg Uv- ., . ' .' ,,.. ---x' q 1, . Q 6 . Y-,,.,.- 1, . . 5 1, , ,q,,,,-yd - 5 OO OO Eff' ,Q lvl Q . ' A-.NA Vw'l4 ' I zz -g . T . I . ' 8-NY s au-Q-.....L.. ... ,,, A' 39' ' 'gm P6z'15-315,-A 1 v?W-Lx1:N- P,-fe: Q da bmi V Iv- --f, v 4+of.fw-,g 1 , .-.in Q ' , . . J - .-.-, L'-...Q WM NORTH CFIROLIOH BFIPTIST HOSPITHL SCHOOL OF NURSING cjafzmfzm Wfith great appreciation and gratitude to one who has been friend and teacher to us at the North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, we dedicate this issue of XVHITE MATTER to Miss Miriam Daughtry. Miss Daughtry received an A.B. degree from Meredith College, following which she taught three years in the high schools of North Carolina. She received her training at the Pennsylvania University Hospital, and her post-graduate course in Obstetrics at the New York Hospital. After her post-graduate training she was for seven years Instructor and Supervisor at the Eighth Street Lying- In Obstetrical Hospital in Philadelphia. Since coming to the North Carolina Baptist Hospital in September, 1943, as Assistant Director of Nurses, she has done splendid work among the students as well as in the hospital and state at large. She resigned her position at this institution in August, 1947, in order that she might be free to assume her duties as Educa- tional Director of Professional Nursing Schools and Treasurer of the North Carolina Board of Nurse Examiners. 90 flirs. Miss Miriam Daughtry, A.B., R.N 91 DIRECTORS Mxss EDNA L. HEINZERLING Dirertof N nrfef s 1: ' Miss MIRIAM DAUGHTRY MRS. JUNE WILSON Afmrazzt Diferlor of Nln'JeJ Direclor of Nzzrfizzg Educalzou 92 IUSTRUCTORS HUD SUPERVISORS Mm Aimmru 1D.wc.HTRY lflmfvmffw ffl l'wfwv1ff11.1f nlJ111nl1m11fn MRK. ,IVNL XY'l1.wN lffufrmlffr ff! Pmlmflm .X Jn nllilg Mlm Vmn,,1N1.a Tlfsl-I Sllf74'lI'lH1l uf S111 all-fy MRS. -IANI' LAWRIZNLII Sllfh-I I lim' nf lunljfflllv Miss E'1'H13L SHQRE SKIPN www' ,zml 1l1lfl'Nt'ff'V uf Obvlfllvm Miss Lucm SHIRLEY 5'1zffw'z'ifw uf Olbmztizig Rfwm lfzrfrmvfu' nf OP.-?l'.lfl1lIL' Rwwf Teflwiyllv Miss PAULINIQ jf-,NES SllpFl'l'lfm' .zml Izzmfrmfm' nf PedZ.zfrh1- MRS, COOPER CASS Slrprrzimr nf On! P.1f1enf Depkzrluiefzl Ox 5- .T.. fa? 'sv l' if 51 Q.,- lf- Y..-I K V b f-L sw 5 co IQ? ,-.4 0 332' , dk dbx jr- ,- 5 in fi. P2 IHSTRUCTORS HUD SUPERVISORS Miss HILDRED HARRISON Inmmlor 0 Alllilllg A111 MRS RITA WHEELOCK Amrmzzl Infirnfloz 0 Ivllljlllg A115 MR9 P1-n LLIS CROTTS Imfvmlm 0 Mednal IXl1Ifll1g Miss jox CE WARREN AJr1f1,mr1nmm1n 0 Alllflllg Avlr Mrss CAROLYN WILLIS Izmrnflm' 0 f Nzflriliou and Die! Therapy MRS. MILDRED STEWART Nigbf SllpPI'Z'iI0l' MRS. HELEN MUNROE Nigbl Sllp?7'1!i.f07' MRS. SUE WALKER JONES Auimvzr Nigbl Supervimr Head Nurses General Duty Nurses eff' 61, 'FQQCEV , -f. x 'J' Alva H Operating Room Nurses J . Q 6 'G ,. ' t 1 U2 r E S, Nurses ,s's Out Patient Department Q5 1 1 T 1. 3251111 ' KS www' 96 IWNVN Qi 9 ff? 3' . jn Boesser Zachary SENIOR CLHSS OFFICERS OF 1947 President , ,.......,,,,. Miss Demctla Bowser Vice'Prcsidcnr . . . , . Miss Doris Zachary Secretary and Treasurer , , , Miss Mildred Gilbert 97 i,' lp rv ' 'f- 7' 1, 13' ff' Gil bc rt w '1-gn-Perf,-Q-. - 1 .f.1,., . - .914 .1 ' NR s f--'rn U SEHIORS DOROTHY ANDERSON Winston-Salem, N. C. HELEN ANDERSON High Point, N. C. MARTHA BAREFOOT Dunn, N, C. ANNA KATHERINE BELL Morehead City, N, C. CYNTHIA BIRD Grover, N. C. DESETTA BOESSER Winston-Salem, N. C. SEHIORS SARA CATI-IY Candlcr, N. C. HELEN CHEEK Pleasant Garden, N. C. SARA CGVINGTON VC'.1dcsboro, N. C, ELIZABETH DAVIS Lexington, N. C. THELMA DRIVER Mocl-zsville, N. C. THELMA ECI-IARD Taylorsville, N. C. L5 r UV x A K i qu.: 'MW' 'v is L ' . 'I ?' 1 1 R' .. 441 A 1 f-1 ' E.. 'v . 1 2. .' vii! -35' - I 'NTLK' ',5 ggfw ff? I H 'f'-It ff -Q., 'nv X . yy' ,5. ,V . -'wx j 4. If 24?-,-:V N . 1 11? sb. 1 Q- '1 f A .I - -af - la. 5' ' 'W ff. . 1.2, u N' f ' U . 4 I sf. in , K . L. - . ig-gif' .. . -.jQ.wfiw3 19- qgllf' . -'LSP IE' . 'A I' I , nz. 5 A. LY I 3, fm -rf 'N ,-. I . -Q NL A , . F VW J V V ,w - -5? ?. s in vg- ? wif 1-v, Q- lr, x 100 SEHIORS GLENDOLA FARRINGTON Mount Holly N. C. MILDRED GILBERT Bolivia N. C. RUTH HARRISON Norfolk, Va. GRACE HEGE Clemmons, N. C. EVELYN HOLDEN Raleigh, N. C. JUADAINE HOLDER Pfalftown, N. C. SEHIORS DOROTHY -IARVIS CIFCCIINIWOYO, N, C. KATHERINE -IONES Xx7II'lSIOf1'S.lICI'II. N. C ERNESTINE LEWIS Wfilson, N, C. LAULA MADISON Olin, N. C. PAULINE MARSHALL Wfhitc Plains, N, C, MARGARET MILLER Lexington, N. C. si' X lf, ., f-T K. sag 6- - ? X 1 L LL5' ef.. Lf Y-' LI fx aa. , V s- -fr' 3-5. 'i . I 5. SEDIORS MARGARET MORGAN Benson N C FRANCES MCMANUS Gxbson N C IULA NEWSOME FLORENCE RHEA Kmgs Mountam N C High Point, N. C. RUTH RUSSELL High Point, N. C. NORMA SIDBURY STROSCIO Winston-Salem, N. C. EXW SEHIORS 3. . - A' 'Q' DERA WARREN X Spmy, N. C, I . .Q ' DORA MAE WALKER X' 4 f XY'imton-Salem, N. C, Q R 5 , 'iii .-, . .1 E... Qr, 2- DELLA MAE WATSON X Albemarle, N. C. RUBY WEST N V -1 Roaeboro, N. C. x f I , X I A IL X MARTHA NELL XVILLIAMS :N 65 Tabor City, N. C. . I '5- MABEL WILSON ' . e Hildcbran, N. C. V I - A f 1 DORIS ZACHERY , V Eagle Springs, N. C. 'N' 4, A Q- i I V i' g-.x 5 103 f I 1' 1' I S. ' 0. 7' A fv- . 'ff F 'Q' I . wi-f - , W , I, r W 1 IL I 1 4 IU'- i ' Y' JUIAIIOR President ..,,......,.,..,......... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer . . F5 y... ' 1 CLFISS OFFICERS Marguerite Ward . . . . Florence Bartholomew . . . . . Mary Emma Rhodes . . . . . Virginia Whitesell 104 JUHIORS FRANCES AIKEN Hukory, N. Cf SARAH ALBRIGHT Burlington, N. C.. .IOSEPHINE ALLEN Ramseur, N. C. ELIZABETH AUSTIN Monroe, N. C. BETTIE BAISE Reidsville, N. C. FLORENCE BARTHOLGMEW Spring Hope, N. C. RUTH BOYKIN Micro, N. C. MABEL BRIGGS Bethania, N. C. X 9--A is . ,, xv XQXWIVA ,V 'll 'J i 9: I H- - 5 jp...- S- K. W I , 1' I .- W , .df 7- .Y ,.. y .- '1 vw- ...- A ,A f, nf- E I I f I ,wr S T' wiv '.7 yt I. x Q N 1 5 Q' vg, ., rx- 'U 'DZ if A-P '? 1 C5 Ts Q..- Fwy 'l'725h fa ? X JUHIORS FLORENCE BUTLER Windsor, N. C. SARA CLEMENT Asheville, N. C. FRANCES COGGINS Denton, N. C, LOUISE HUFFMAN North Wilkesboro, N. C LELLA JONES Boiling Springs, N. C. INEZ JONES Oteen, N. C. CATHERINE LAND Leaksville, N. C. NELL MCCAIN High Point, N. C. JUHIORS BETTY OKONNELL Jonesboro, N. C. ROMAINE PERRY Bailey, N. C. BETTY POLLOCK Winston-Salem, N. C. VIOLET RODGERS Thomasville, N. C. FRANCES SCOTT Winston-Salenl, N. C. DORA SHARPE Greensboro, N. C. BARBARA TEETERS Lenoir, N. C. WANDA TUCKER Jonesboro, N. C. Ya , , . Q 'I X fail- fi .- .N 1 5 15 as -. . fb ,il 1 4 91 ., .5 , , avg.. 'T ,' ,ax Y A f f I . 'Y I- 'Wt . Q Wk n - .l Env- Qui . 5 X. . 1 X Q 4 if 'T ' 5 X ga.- A F Q ?- 'cj---V XX sf-uf' 'rx ., -sushi. ' Qs L- -XC' sa ,. tg, F C C-. 'R' JUUIORS MARGUERITE WARD Hertford, N. C. EULA AUSTIN jefferson, N. C. EVELYN BEASLEY Four OakS, N. C. MARGUERITE BRANTLEY Tryon, N. C. WILMA BYRD North Wilkesboro, N. C. ANN COXE Wagram, N. C. MARY CRALIDIS Winston-Salem, N. C. JASSAMINE DAVIS New Bern, N. C. JUIIIORS DORIS FALES XXIIIITTIUQIOH. N. C, LILLIE FOSTER Y.mucyviIIc, N, C, XVILMA GIBBS Spruce Pine, N. C, VIRGINIA GOODXWIN Apex, N. C. MARY ANN GRIFFIN Wfingate, N. C. ELSIE MAE KEYS Hickory, N. C. SALLY MEADOWS Robcrsonvillc, N. C, MABEL MORGAN Asheville, N. C. M-.. B01 Q X N s I9 Ds J- .fy aw Tv E- E1 .r ?D' ! ' '-H ... .rx 'ite 4' A xr, A 'fs A- - v' It 'A ,, 'S 1' I iff EJ. JUIIIORS LARUE O'FERRELL Greensboro, N. C. PATTY SUE PEGG Guilford College, N. C. MARTHA QUINN Wfarsaw, N. C. JEAN RAY Mars Hill, N. C. New Bern, N. C. MARY EMMA RHODES G DOROTHY ROBINSON Gastonia, N. C. MILDRED SIMMONS Burlington, N. C. ANNIE SMITH Benson, N. C. JUHIORS MINNIE THAQKER xY'IfINIOU'S.lICITI, N. C. PAULINE XWATTS Morganton, N. Cf VIRGINIA XVHITESELI. Burlington, N. C. - -xs- .Q I ,, .ix FR- -v Uwxs Iv- Ti . - Q-9 ' Q... W, v I , ' 'l', 'Un F... . X 14 Z' nA -- ' :P , ..l V '-,157 .Q - IH Q 3-r.,,..n.., - , ' Lf fix. Q Q an U-4 'CV ,- X- N1 gg. iw FRESHITIEH CLFISS OFFICERS President HeIenFreeze Vice-Presndent , . , ,..... Emestine Clark Secretary ..... ..... V Iune Hobson 112 FRESHIUEH KATHLEEN fvrlqlws Mr. Airy. N. cr. LOUISE HLAC K TIlOI'l'l.lSYIlIC, N. C. C ARRIE BRIDGES XY'.1ke Forest, N. C. DOROTHY LEE BRILES Myrtle Beach, S. C. ERNESTINE CLARK Lenoir, N. C. EVELYN CROOK North XX'ilkesboro, N. C. MIRIAM DOXVNS Salemburg, N. C. GLORIA EASON Gatcsville, N. C. EVELYN FICKER Hendersonville, N. C. LESSIE IVINCI-I Wfilson, N. C. X I Se is 2 E fl? IW, 'FUI' 'Os K. '1'7' ' 1 A 'CI' 'Q . ' I X . ws. N' 57 ' fl ST T n X I sf Ya x NJ, 52? 4' . . .' 3 I we ak '35 . MQ if 1 fi 1 . .i,..,f ,. , 1 . +233 'E l ,Q 'YD 'Q S if T' 5 X Xa G- Q- x 139: . ill. A 21. FRESHHTEH HELEN FREEZE Mooresville, N. C. PHYLLIS GATES Arafat, Va. BETTY GOODE Rutherford College, N. INIILDRED GORE Lake City, Florida -IUNE HARVEY Miami, Flu. ERSELL HESTER Kemersville. N. C. JUNE HOBSON East Bend, N. C. 'IANNAS I-IODSON Henclersonville, N. C. JEANNE HOLLOWELL Rocky Mount, N. C. RUBY JOHNSON Mt Airy, N. C. FRESHITIEII M I LDRED LINDSEY LL-xmgton, N. C. IRIS LINEBERRY G.lI.lX, VJ. MARGARET OXVENS E.1ycttf:viIlc, N. C. EMILY RUSSELL Edenton, N. C. ,IQYCE SANDERS Rocky IXIOLIFIL, N. C. MARY TAYLOR Mr. Airy, N. ci. LAURA XVAYNICK Burlington, N. C. NANCY YORK Ioncsboro, N. C. 1 'Q X . an 1 'a-, M - I+ .If 7 I . , I I .f 1' XA 5- .. Q- 4- .- :J V I 4 iff L 'sr I-LX 6 -. . if YN I A IN 1 4. , , E+-Q r,..2f,6v..,:.'N . . V . .rfkizfri iw- , H Msfkx- ',,, , , -,f x l9M.vfw-v,g....x, . A ' nn it .. ,,,, M 1, V ,N mi cv -.-Avg V t 4 'L' kb U x:FH-Ani'-Q 4. Q. .. 116 .-wg, .Y-W Q, r 3- A . 7 'N 'viqvq . ,1z'.2.-QMJEYYSE' x X if , ia 0 I I H7 STUDENT FFICULTY 4 OOPERHTIVE GOVERHFUEHT fi u P','Lll M. R R 4 A 5 ii I ...eh N 1 s i s i I i BFIPTIST STUDENT UNIDO President ..,.,.....,.... ,..,.., Iv iiss Dorothy -Iarvis First row: Sharp, Brantley, -Iarvis, Madison, Boykin Second row' Covington, Downs, Sanford, Clement, Tucker I I iv I V - H9 ! 17 ' .Gu ' Sv in , 2+ -la J I al Finn HUIJSTK , H-.. ...,- .- ---Q-.., l f-S 1 ws Sv' LUOFTIEITS HUXILIHRY COUNCIL President ...... .............,,... M ildred Gilbert Vice-President .,...... .,,. M ary Emma Rhodes Mission Study Chairman . . ...,.. Florence Butler Circle Leader ....,.... ......... A nn Cox Program Chairman .. ,..,. juadaine Holder 120 HFFILIHTES L .,.. . - we-.lab-fl I - - A . inn., sg by -11 5 1 'P he ff? M NVAVv . -' ' fr' 11 1,5 ivwf .Av HOUSE HTOTHERS MRS. STIMSON MRS. Hr21,sAm2f.K 121 w., Q Dm IS RUssrLL ANNUAL STAFF Editor Llb Davis Business Manager Ruth Russell Associate Business Manager Evelyn Holden Photographic Edxtor Florence Rhea LUHITE HTHTTER z D .....-.,.vun.-...--.-. l . P 9, Associate Editor ......,.. Mildred Gilbert S1 L STAFF 122 PLACEBO STAFF Edrtor , . . Ansouatc Edrtor . Busmus Mamgcr Asxormtc Bumnesx Feature Editor .....,..,.,.. ArtEd1tor , K . .. ,,,. Evelyn Crook ,gig 'QA' ix Mdry Emma Rhodes 7 X.. ,, . rmfy Cmlidib Sr' EC Mandger , . Dorrs lirics Y june Harvey 5 , , . Sally Meadowu A I . CRHOK Cflmrlms STAFF A ' Q 1 frsfwmo r 123 f I 1 . .sk- XXX uuqv f 1 1 L -.-aww---Q-. 4 I g 5473! Eff - 'v fm 2 rn i , N ummm-,.f.Q. A 3 'M 125 .- ,8 -- A f , .vjf ' gait 3 'f 'f' Q V '. .--Ana, . --,, - Q I 4 A L 'V v b ' xx 'Q-'F'-I' W - . -- ' - -fr' - . - l, ' f ' N 1 'A Y 1 Q T': , 2 ' 4' ' og .. fg4fw.,9,,.i-Nw nf.. . . 4, , . .. - Vf.QL'L:4,i 5 .JJZQSLQX , , . f g I 1 5 1 . 'ni A ' I 9 1 . H Q- I .s x , L ,.-gm-sf Q 'esta' E wf ..! ' I1 WWW wwf? We TRIED TH EM ALL- cAMELs SUIT ME BEST WWW 'WWZZ AW R. J. Reynolds Tnbunm 4'mnp.uu. Winsurw-Salem. N. C, 128 7 Y Hanes I-Iasiery Mills Cannpany Manufacturers af 0eS and Ladies N a-Seam Hosiery WINSTON-SALEM L A 129 To the Class of '47 ' Wrth sincere oppreootrorw ot the trust pfoced an us by the Physrcnorws, Nurses and trtstrtutuorrs whrch tor more thoh erghty-erght yeors we hoxe been prrxtleged to serxe, we besoeolf. tor you os you lourmch upon your coreers ot serxrce to rhohkurrd, the some full shore ot pubhc COf'lfIrjEV'tCE ohtj trust whuch hos rhsprred us to greoter efforts ol! through the yeors Mot, gou ohaogs Loot up ond not doxm-torword ond hot bock- vtorr3 -fsortrj rhoy your gurihhg hght be Frrst COVWSNFSQVOTIOU for others -FRHHI4 VOGLER 84 SONS CQMPLIMENTS OF PUWEFS S Anderson of N. lf., Inc. Supphes tor MEUIEAL STUDENTS, NURSES, PHYSIEIANS ANU HUSPITALS 50-60 Burke St. PHONE 3-1538 WINSTON-SALEM 130 'A' QWIP AWLQVL LL5 Of? IIIIRTH CHRULIIIH BHPTIST HUSPITHL S ll Il H S H Ll P MEAL PACK CATERERS - BAKERY - DELICATESSEN GRILL V 9 9 HAMRICICS, Inc. 109 SOUTH HAWTHORNE ROAD ' TELEPHONE 31279 WINSTON SALEM NORTH CAROLINA 3 WINSTON-SALEM TWIN CITY JOURNAL AND SENTINEL MORNING SUNDAY EVENING sooo wang W S J S so on the naar N. B. C. FOR THE TRI-CITIES Q WINSTON-SALEM Q GREENSBORO Q HIGH POINT THE JOURNAL-SENTINEL STATION OND RINGS yuvz416a,?aeQ9!m1fubo' Tender Moments ...... Tender , . . , . Captured Forever in Ihe Memorable Design of a Perfect-cur lily Columbia Diamond Ring. dfllwa Your Friendly Jeweler 'K A? 437-439 N. Liberly SIreeI - Winston-Salem, N. C. 'IOFFICIAL .IEWELERS FOR BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLASS RINGS 132 OQJMPLIMEN X S uf S an M CLQTHIERS INC. 4th at Liberty Winston-Salem COMPLIMEWVS HYIP -is SNIK'S Q. Q ID AT CPDIJCI ROMINGER FURNITURE 'Sox nr Wmflw Flowers, Qmjl 'E.Oj,' M With QMS COMPANY A 0l g6lfLl Of Established 1900 C- ,jlififff C D ROMINGER P cl I J. W. CUNNINGHAM 4th St' Sec. and T Come In and Browse In pursuit of Happiness- -Fine Equipment odds to your pleasures 676064-,S?r0ur! Q. 4th at Spruce St. Winston-Salem, N. C. IVIN CHE STEB Vx'Iwere Si-rwfie ond Quoin, Rule XX E CAPPY A LARGE STOCK MEDICAL FUI5'NITIJP'E, SUPGICAL EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS ond SUPPLIES For STIJDEI ITS, IIITERIIES, PHE SICIAIJ9 mimics, noawmus, SAIiIATOP'IA,I ond HEALTH DEPARTMENTS IVENCIIESTEB i,cri,'I,mg House of Service WINCHESTER WINCHESTER-RITCH SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. SURGICAL CO. IO6 E, 7th St. III N. Greene St. Charlotte, N. C, Greensboro, N. C. .IIIIIIS IIIIIIH-HIS IIIIIIIIIPIIIIHIIII A J 010,85 'Better Your Home ond You Better Your Living VVESTINGI-IOUSE ZEINIITI-I ARVIN Are Among the Mony Lines ot H. H. J ONE S Furniture Co. 441-443 N. Liberty Street You crm mr err Better Dry Cleaning GETS OUT STUBBORN SPOTS BETTER PRESSING N0 DRY CLEANING ODOR There really is a difference in dry cleaning and we are willing to prtxvc it to vnu. Give us your next drv cleaning jolt and see how our Sanitone Service gets our stubborn spurs . . . more dirt . . . and leaves nu telltale dry cleaning odor. No- rrcc the lifelike feel in the fabric of vour garments . . . and how the press lasts longer. Dun't put up with ordinarx dry cleaning when you can getS.1nttone Service at no mira cost. Come in with your gar- ments or, if you wish. phone us wwvw and we will call For them. SARTIN DRY CLEANING CU. CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS Dial 7lOl 44 Burke St. SPlHIl'S line Dirjiiiremii-l, VVtJtt2lt C1 Silwrxrrjrt-1 Stow of W'ti'istoiteS0lern 4lO N. Main St. Opposite Reynolds Bldg. Compliments of . . K8:W RESTAURANT QQXOQLQ 'Your Kind of Eating Place 422 rf 424 N. Cherry sf. DY-DEE SUPPLY CU. We are now in our new modern equipped plant and in position to give even better service in the future than in the past. YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE APPRECIATEDH 187 Waughtown St. Phone 6438 Winston-Salem, N. C. Comphmems of Congratulations BLUE ECMA? BIRD mf CAB xgilzfwfenb CO. if ik' g7l11!QAI77,ElZf.5 L A U N D B Y of A Bundle of Satisfaction C A R 0 L I N A F ORS Y T H C fed DryCI g wi? and C O L 0 N I A L 508 E 4 h D I 6196 Theaters Your Lecdmg ,IEWELER and SILVERSMITH For Eighty Years Tlwxg E-gve'rwelm,Qg rm they .lexwlrx Trlmlrl Ch lllM 3 Ml lntN J UI T 'nfl Vx I 41' 0 1,141 llllllllllS JEWHIHS West Fourth Street Next to Carolina Theatre . . Dial 2-0347 . . . C f f Ill!!! llIIf'llf,l 0 O SEARS, I-lUllllllIll and ljll. DUNNS LAUNDRY Odorless DRY CLEANING lt Pays to Look Well Treat Yourself to the Best ,JQXHIIJAOFIILJ gulf! MIFAQI' 52011 LIKE-NU RUG SHAMPOOING Work by Appointment or ik, Take Your Turn Phone U53 107 South Hawthorne Road Dial 6548 l 137 Compliments Of . , lllllllllll-lllllilllS-lllXllll 'The Best Ploce to Get it he' Hardware-Sporting Goods and Ansco Photographic Supplies LL! gf. ..--1 fl W' 1745? A ' ' V . :- . , D 4-332-', X .V -1.5.31-,: fa 9 l'fPi32?7,f:3a-Z7 A haf N-I 5 f - , '.f f - ,zen-' '- - l 4 cgzfg , ll :.t.,-f 1 , l 2 l l N l , N x Y N 1 . I Your BENDIX Dealer HUME APPLIANCES CUMPANY Hawthorne Rd. at First St. Phone 2-2633 Comlllmemtf ol JlllTllllll'S Nissen Bldg. Winston-Salem BIIPIISI HllSl'llIll lilll SHIIP Gifts :-For Home and all Occasions Fooo DELICACIES 'Ir Also, llllllill Hllllll Sllllli 614 S. Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. V 138 Bllli-STEVENS A Stare Frjwfhfufly Sem mtg The Home Lmeri, of Wm:2.tm-Salem I T r 5 C 0 Nl I' A N Y n ' ' 62nd YEAR 448 North Trade Street lvl, Eaex to hw Tho Hatertx' Wo, WINSTON-SALEM 521 N. Liberty St .... Phone 5118 'ik DPESSES COATS, AULLH-fEh'Xw SVVEArTEf'f, HLCJUSES HANDEIAGS UNDERVVEM' GIPDLES GLOVES HOSE HfXNDKEPCP-HEFS, wmsmn cucA-com - Beam Shop BUTTLING COMPANY D. G. CRFIVEU CO. Corner Fourth Cv Marshall llne ol llorlh lIarnlina's leading lllen's and Boys Stores ik Noted For Its Leadership in STYLE, QUALITY and GOOD SERVICE FRHHH Fl. STITH CO. Smart Fashtohs for the Men and Boys WINSTON-SALEM srszf 054 PEPSI-COLA is made only by Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Bottled locally by: Pepsi-Hula Bottling Eu Of Winston-Salem Telephone 3-1892 The Physnciah labors lang and hard but his satustacttah is the greatest at all To the Class at '47 we after encouragement and best wishes. YOUR ANN UAL PHOTOGRAPH ER Z8 ,XQVLCAOP SQMAO MONTALIDO6 WE SPECIALIZE IN L11-KAI! 6121141115 AND x x . Zl'0lfL5.fl7l1l1 - QIZJAI-011.5 THE MOST IMPORTANT OCCASION IN YOUR LIFE DESERVES THE BEST Compliments of . . . SIMMUNS-5'I'ANLEY SHUE EU. 444 Trade St. 'ik Authorized Dealer for Florsheim ond Freeman Shoes C. R. SIMMONS E. E. STANLEY KAPPI'S JEWELERS , ,M ,K I YA,, V-1 I. LIIMI -,r Prwh ,- Gifts from KAPPI Make them HAPPY ik F ndqI.or'Qr'-, mr KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS and NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES 6 SILVERWARE Cgrmmmerwtg of ZINZENDORF LAUNDRY WI msrom - S0 lem Compliments of SUll1HlHll lllllllllS HOME LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING GUMPIINY 'A' Phones 4212-5512 1422 S. Main St. Compliments of CAVALIER GRILL Reynolds Bldg. Iron Fireman Stokers Esso Oil Burners N. E. BREWER CO. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Phone 3-7368 8 West 3rd St. wane? DRUG STIIBES No. 1-106 Old Lexington Road Dial 3-1639 No. 2-232 North Main Street Dial 3-3671 No. 3-Hawthorne Road and First St. Dial 5143 W 142 Compliments of . . . IIUBYS Bllllllll Birthday and Wedding Cakes- A Specialty 640 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem Qafronize O UR ADVERTISERS! fjivrii liixwril 5 X pd! , ' ,X rnsnuw sump 4, 4TH AT YFIRDE Slyle ' llualily ' Value Cww11l1r'u'w1'riTf of ANCHOR comvnuv SHOPPING CENTER of WlNSTONeSAl.EM .,.Dial6l26... Complrmenw of The Ideal Dry Goods Co. West Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ul' The Best Place To Shop After All Congratulations to A Fine Institution Cr to All lts Personnel 7 awww lNCOnP0nATED Nissen Bldg. Finer Shoes for Men-Women-Children Men's Wear of Quality Expect More at Stockton's More Style-More Quality-More Service NORMAN STOCKTON, INC. 4ll N. Cherry St. Winston-Salem, N. C COMPLIMENTS: HINKLES BOOK STORE 425 N. Trade St. Farmer's Cooperative Dairy l0l2 S. Marshall St. Ph, 2-3475 HINE-BAGBY CO., Inc. YOUR STORE Clothiers and Furnishers Phone 2-3145 4l2 Trade St PIEDQIQNT ENGRA ING C0 ?-174,12- 145 Cv MQJQWZZZ Zz-1 Za SCHOOL PUBLICRTIORS PRIRTERS OF YOUR YERRBOOH -f-..--Q. ,.. uf, . .,,