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

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Q Q 4. an , I' J, V In 5 1 g lj A 'lg'.l - I m' ' ' '- z ..,- -1'Qw ir.. -f- ax ..-, V 5 'YF XY X . 4Y'.,,,. - ',' L- 5 16. v 0 ' H, a ff- is,-fa, H 1ap'.- f -nf.. N. 0 1 .1 . , - .H I ,H V ' ,, I ' ' fkv' - 'A 'Q l ' 7 ' 1 5 , 3 . 5 . ar ..4 i- ans-. 1 I ,.s.-1 - A 1 1 ' -- .. 1 . N ,At l ' 'Il 'fig' H ' ' , rf 9 4 N , Q, 1 had . 1- r '4 Q'g.lv t-:xx 1 jr-35' 'Tj' -. fi P ' ..'.' ,K -W - ' V3.4 au., , q '14 ,, xY,w , -A Y Y ' 4 .17 YJ VVVV A ,..., s- Q. - DEDICATIGN Moose Morehead was no stranger to many of the graduating class when we rematriculated at the old Alma Mater. Many of us knew him, or of him, back in the Good old lprewarl days on the campus of Wake Forest College. Previous acquaintances are unnecessary, however, for a man who is a bona fide friend of any student in the field of medicine. ln dedicating the l95O Yearbook to Dr. Robert P. Morehead it is in remembrance of his untiring effort to teach us a few of the fundamental principles of disease processes, and his philosophy of the impor- tance of having certain fundamental knowledge at the fingertips. Being a master of his own philosophy has been an inspiration to each of us. THANKS, MO0SE 5 W N, DR. ROBERT P, MOREHEAD iss... The FACULTY Our faculty lake our school vs relatlvely young the majority of the members having been attached to the unstntutlon less than nine years however the comlng well known for the calibre ot graduates It rs sending to hospitals throughout the nation as ln ternes There could be no better way to judge the men under whom we have recelved our trannlng O Opposite page Dr Wingate M Johnson I A I . I I I l A I I , name of Bowman Gray School of Medicine is be- of the Department of Infernal Medlcme ,,, . -.1 ' -. -, .n ff? 148+-1 'Q x 'xrffz-' ' Q A 302 , . .- A '-x. 'ff-' .',7A.. Q .' 4 . uw. .xi W Ya, K w . . .K A-my .. , ' :-L. ,L v. ' . 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Urology word rounds Thursday p. m. The peanut went in here. Where do the symptoms of Epilepsy stop ond signs begin? What does that have to do with fishing? We know what you are doing! ADMINISTRATICDN 42 L4 DR, C. C. CARPENTER DR, H. M. VANN MR, H. O. PARKER Dean Registrar Controller MISS NELL BENTON MISS KATHERINE DAVIS Librarian Assistant to the Dean DIVISION of SURGERY Department of General Surgery 1.6-3 g ax Q F X I-v ug! '51, an 5 '9...,- v, 2 DR, H, H. BRADSHAW DR, FELDA HIGHTOWER DR R L WALL Professor of Surgery Assxstont Professor of Surgery Professor of Anesthesia DR. A, DeT, VALK DR W. I-I, SPRUNT DR J F, MARSHALL Professor of CIlnlCoI Surgery Professor of Cllnncol Surgery Instructor In Surgery DR, R. T, ODOM DR, H. M, STARLING DR. C, S DRUMMOND Instructor In Surgery Instructor rn Surgery Asslstont rn Charge of Proctology DIVISION ol SURGERY Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology S WF .. . 'AJ r , - S4 Q- . 'f ' . fit , r -A in .- -, , I fl y A K, l Q .fi DR, FRANK R. LOCK DR, C. HAMPTON MAUZY Professor of Obstetrics ond Associate Professor of Gynecology Obstetrics ond Gynecology DR. CARLTON ADAMS Assistont in Clinicol Obstetrics ond Gynecology DR. LUNDIE C. OGBURN Assistant in Clinicol Obstetrics ond Gynecology DR. MARY l. GRIFFITH Instructor of Obstetrics ond Gynecology DR. J. F. DONNELLY lnot pictured? Assistant Professor of Obstetrics ond Gynecology DIVISION OI SURGERY Departments of EEN T and Dentistry -mt. ,.... f' DR, W. P. SPEAS Professor of Ophthomology DR W, B ALSUP Assistont an Clinucol ENT DR R. W, ROBERTS Instructor nn Ophthomologv p l .EIO-ul ' 4- 1 DR J A I-IARRILI. Professor of ENT DR G E BRADFORD Assistant ID CIIHICOI ENT DR T L BLAIR Assocnote Professor of Dental Surgery DR J, C WATKINS Professor of Dental Surgery DR RILEY E SPOON Instructor In Dental Surgery DR J A MCCLUNG Assocsote Professor of Dentol Surgery DIVISION of SURGERY Department of Orthopedic Surgery DR. ROBERT MOORE DR. F. H. FORSYTH DR. G. W. HOLMES Professor of Orthopedics Instructor in Orthopedics Instructor in Orthopedics I Department In of Urology DR. F. K. GARVEY DR. C. M. NORFLEET Professor of Urology Instructor in Urology Department of Neurosurgery DR. EBEN ALEXANDER, JR. Professor of Neurosurgery DIVISION OI MEDICINE Department of Internal Medicine - :Fri DR. G. T, HARRELI., JR. Professor of Infernal Medicine DR. R. L. McMILLAN Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine DR. L. W. HUTAFF Professor of Hematology DR. D. M. CAYER Assistant Professor of lnternol Medicine DR, E. A. MacMlLLAN Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine DR. M, MEADS Instructor in Internal Medicine ' - vu ... .. .,- ., r .wyn- .is 'nn . fr Q 31 VN if'-1 ,1g f' 385 5-1 . 's .Al 1 .W DR. W. M. JOHNSON Professor af Clinical Medicine DR. F. R. TAYLOR Professor of Medical Literature DR. E. H, YOUNT, JR. Instructor in Internal Medicine DIVISION Oi MEDICINE Department of Internal Medicine DR. JOHN P. DAVIS Assistant in Clinical Medicine DR. J, C. WIGGINS Assistant in Clinical Medicine DR. W. L. KIRBY Assistant Professor at Clinical Medicine DR. H. L, VALK Assistant in Clinical Medicine DR. P. A, YODER Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine DR. R. B. POOL Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine DR. C. R. WELFARE Assistant in Clinical Medicine DR. R. V. ELLIS Associate in Clinical Medicine DR. E. REID BAHNSON Assistant in Clinical Medicine DIVISION OI MEDICINE Department of Internal Medicine DR. T. T. MACKIE Professor of Preventive Medicine DR. B. F. MARTIN Assistant in Clinical Medicine DR. CHARLES H, REID Assistant in Clinical Medicine DR. JANET MACKIE Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine DR A. FREEDMAN Assistont in Clinical Medicine DR O E WRIGHT Assistant in Clnnncol Medicine DR, W. F, COX Assistant in Clinicol Medicine DR A, J. TANNENBAUM Assistant in Clinical Medicine DIVISION ol MEDICINE DR. L. J. BUTLER Professor of Pediatrics DR. K. H. ANDERSON Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics DR. T. F. HENLEY Instructor in Clinical Pediatrics Department of Pediatrics DR. R. B. LAWSON DR. W. M. KELSEY Associate Professor of Pediatrics Assistant Professor of Pediatrics DR. F. A. BLOUNT DR. RUTH O'NEAL Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics DR. E. CONRAD DR. M. K. REESE Instructor in Pediatrics Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics DIVISION Of MEDICINE Department of Neurology and Neuropsychiatry A -di. A : .1 4 . Q-. '- fl'-r ,. X ' 'Ski Q ' v- Vi he M Af- A f Nsilfif-. S hx- .Y Mfr 'S-we an-f 1 . I 1,4 N.. 'Q- is:- ' B5 ' t ,z ' -zfgzs. Q. . J DR, L, J THOMPSON Professor of Neuropsychrotry DR. J. GRASSI Assrstont Professor of Clrrucol Psychology C DR R L MASLAND Professor of Neurology MISS G, E FRASER Instructor in Psychrotruc Sociol Service na-.-,I 'sm Os- WV' DR D M. KELLEY Assocrote Professor of Neuroosychuotry DR. A, C. RANDOLPH Knot plctured' Instructor in Clrmcol Psychiatry DIVISION OI MEDICINE Department of Radiology DR, J. P. ROUSSEAU DR. J. F. MARR DR. W. T, SELMAN Professor of Radiology Assistant in Radiology Assistant in Radiology Iresignedl DIVISION of STRUCTURE and FUNCTION ki .pup 59d L0 4 av-1 I fu-.R N' - DR. R. P. MOREHEAD Professor of Pathology DR. V. H. MOON Visnting Professor of Pathology DR, H. D. GREEN Professor of Physiology f'tf1 I DR. C. C. CARPENTER Professor of Pathology DR. R A GROAT Professor of Hnsrology ond Neuroonotomy DR. J M LITTLE Professbr of Phormocology DR T. N. l.IDE Instructor in Pathology DR H. M VANN Professor of Gross Anotomy DR. A. B. DENNISON, JR Associate in Physiology DIVISION of STRUCTURE and FUNCTION DR. C. ARTOM Professor of Biochemistry DR. W. E. CORNATZER Assistant Professor of Biochemistry DR, W. A. WOLFF Associate Professor of Clinical Chemistry DR. P. R. BEAMER Professor of Bacteriology ws.. YD' DR. M. SWANSON Instructor in Biochemistry DR. D. M. TUTTLE Assistant Professor of Bacteriology I M avi' 'Rv C 1 'II Q ' 1- 'Y MRS. ALICE STALLINGS Always the firsr person to know the name and face of each freshman. Although her dozens of daily courtesies are extended to anyone in any class, she will be remembered longest by most of us as a First acquaintance at Bowman Gray, 24 If this is Rushing season, who The Yadkinville Line -it's a Just Boyd-why soy more? is rushing who? new one anyway. We'll eat your chow, even it we At least it looks like a funny The Major told that one. don't pledge. joke. Anything to scare him into DDT Jones is rushed by Salem Cigarettes and-. signing. College. 25 r,'V' ' V Q iff' '45, :Va 4-v-J J' ia: ' 'W A Student's first friend- The Let's cut it off before they Now the peritoneum goes this Major. tag it. way-no, that way. May be so, but it says here . . Hurry and find it - I dan'l You don'f need a book in believe it. this course. Chemistry is the stuff from which anatomy is made. Just Bessie Kay-that's all. WELL!?? 26 :IDI . . , but sodium bilirubinate. But the book says it will increase-not decrease. When will we know why we did this? May be this dog wasn't made that way. No wonder Hardaway likes physiology. It it takes that many to teach HIM-???? 27 if Now this quiz is as easy as we could make it. And oiter six months we find that it breathes. Oct. 14th, founding of Beamer Day. FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1949-1950 Fifth Row: Snide Johnston, Fourth Raw: Rice, Sargeont, Third Row: Weir Bland, ,lr Second Row: Mc Taylor, First Row: Eller, r, Sutton, Kelly, O Thompson, Wagoner lresignedl, Keck, Boyd, McCollum, Griffin, W. Hunt, J, Getzen, l., Getzen, Folger, Lewis, Howard. Murrell, Joe Barnes, Weothers, Boss, Freeman, Woodworth, Parker, Douglas, Sears, Jones Holleman, Lanier, Herring, Rudlotf, Hahn, Donald Blond lresignedl, Delmar m Barnes, J, Hunt. lntee, Kable, Ledbetter, Hargetf, Parris, Liverman, W. Thompson, Bowling, Funderburk, Peacock, Goodwin, Edwards, l-ludspeth, Dennis, Roberts, Keith, 28 The Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS H SCHULTZ, JR L B MORTON J E SMITH W D HIERS Vuce-Presudent Presmde-nt Sec ond Treos Reprcsentotnve Geo. C. Barrett 322 Reoms Ave Roxooro, N C H. Kent Bennett 321 W 16111 St. Wunstiln-Salem, N C 29 Charles R. Biffle 231 7 Weddington Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Ralph W. Bland 709 E. Walnut St. Goldsboro, N. C. Charles H. Boehner ll4l Cambridge Crescent Norfolk, Va. Ernest C. Brock 5138 Hillside Drive Fairfield, Ala. Edmund T. Buckmon 9l8 N. Market St, Washington, N. C. G. Vance Byrum Sunbury, N, C. Harry M. Carpenter 958 N. Hawthorne Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Hugh H. Cook, Jr. l7l8 Ann St. Wilmington, N. C. Donald F. Davis 322 S. 5th St. Wilmington, N. C. William B. Donald, Jr. lB03 Madison Ave, Greensboro, N. C. Posey E. Downs Box 3 Salemburg, N. C. C. Max Drummond 200 N. Rose Ave. Kannapolis, N. C. I l s l i 1 i I 1 ! li w il 1 1 4 ,1 ,, l i. P l w I ll 'o i l Margaret Earles Route l Konnopolls, N C Bernard Eisenberg 785 Mace Ave Bronx, N, Y, David H. Fuller Lumberton, N C Clarence L. Gantt 39 Biltmore Ave Asheville, N C Lea B. Givens Fountain Inn, S. C W. Ken Gobel 520 Princeton Blvd, Pittsburgh, Po William T. Grimsley 834 W, Market ST, Greensboro, N C James H. Hampton Sfonevulle Rood Leolasvslle, N. C. John S. Hardaway Box 738 Greenville, N C. William D. Hiers Hampton, S. C, Harold R. Hoke 2 I 7 Oak St, Konnapolus, N. C Thomas M. Holder Houston, Miss vfeffi' ' -, wg. ,-395. 1 Nfl r i . ll Ctr! X 'iwl lx.. ' 3' iv aaa 'six ,f-.1 'T' Thomas R. Howell Route 4 Lumberton, N. C. J. Dempsey Huih Newton, N. C. Ray P. lnscore Box 602 N. Wilkesbaro, N. C. J. T. Joyner, Ill 632 Holly Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C Thomas D. Long Box 286 Roxbora, N. C. Sidney A. Marlin 2711 Fairview Road Raleigh, N. C. Campbell W. McMillan Wagram, N. C. Charles T. Medlin 200 Sykes Ave. Greensboro, N. C. J. Robert Medlin 200 Sykes Ave. Greensboro, N. C. Wm. G. Montgomery 631 Scott Ave. Greensboro, N. C. L. B. Morton Route 2 Jacksonville, N. C. Edwin L. Pierce Hallsboro, N. C. Wm. C. Powell 1601 Barker St. Lumberton, N C H Q Conan M. Roberts -V 5' 1 Route 2 Q 5' Dillon, S, C 4 Charles M. Robinson 704 S Lee St, Gastonia, N C Nicholas W. Sacrinity Bow 28 Siler City, N C 4 91 -- 9 6' - 15 51 Everett H. Schultz, Jr. 2 . A' 1114 Miller ST. w, WinstonfSolerg, N C. James Q. Simmons, lll 121 Walnut St. Haddonfield, N, J, 51 1 James E. Smith 109 E 8th St Gastonia, N. C, M. Frank Sohmer, Jr. J 918 Jersey Ave s.: 19,9 Winstonefiolern, N, C Julian A. Spence 712 W. Main St, Elizabeth City, N. C. Robert A. Team Box 531 Lexington, N, C If 13 af Jo Anne Whitaker 1509 17th Sf, i J Winter Haven, Flo. Bessie Kay Williams Route 1 Zebulan, N. C. 33 The Sophomore Year Occosionolly o second yeor student will hove time out for o few diversions such os picnics, etc. Cpoge 375. However, in thinking of the sophomore yeor the mentol picture is more neorly one such cis thot op- peoring on the opposite poge. lnsteod of the fomous Three Rs one is confronted with the Five Ps : Pothology, Physiology, Phor- mocology, Porisitology, ond Physicol Diognosis. Al- though, olong with others, they ore clossified os preclinicol subjects, they form the foundotion upon which oll clinicol knowledge is bosed. They form o mojor port of thot rugged rood which one must trovel before Going on the words to meet his first potient. 34 i v 4 f I ..,. 1 lv I, 'Q 254' fu. , . Y . ' ! , Etamon, or priscol-take your We have to start somewhere. The shift is to the left. choice, but take it. What's funny about that? The night before exam. See, this :lass never studies. But the times when they wished Surgery exam. Was IT rough??? They became Juniors anyway. that they had! 36 N 'Q-7' nga Yi. X 'ay' uv, ,Z 4 I Almost ready for the picnic. Every picnic has its softball And il's baby-sitfers. game. Everybody cooks. That guy is no iunior. Come and get it. Watch the fingers. Now everybody is happy. Another kind of picnic 37 Transfers To The Junior Class ol 1949-1950 ' A , It ,. . ' K i l Back Row: Giles P. Corey, Charles Daugherty, William L. Carr, Robert A. Paschal, James J. Moses, Wiliiorn Buckingham. Front Row: Donald E, Bohr, John P. Henderson, Loutrelle Stribling, William E. Cornatzer William R, Taylor, Frank T. Shafer. Nut Pictured: Richard Burack. 38 Junior Class CLASS OFFICERS Robert R. Huntley Joseph C. Fesperman President Vice-President Thomas L. Gwynn Charles I. Allen, Jr. Representative Alternate Representotuve 39 Charles I. Allen, Jr. 3ll Morven Road Wadesboro, N. C. John O. Allen Route 3 Marion, N, C. Bruce B. Blackman Buies Creek, N. C. John W. Boone, Jr. Seaboard, N. C. Ben R. Boyette Route 3 Goldsboro, N, C. Mary E. Bunch l l l S, Main St, Asheboro, N. C. B. Joseph Christian 220 Willow St. Rocky Mount, N. C. A. Bavbee Council l74 Franklin St. Mt. Airy, N. C. Sora Courts Route 5 Reidsville, N. C. Sam J. Crowley, Jr. Lattimore, N. C. Joseph C. Fesperman BOX 83 Faith, N. C. Dovid F. Freeman Route 2 Raleigh, N. C. John H. Futrell Route 3 Greensboro, N C John B. Garrett 4Ol Fayettevllle Rd Rocl-mgham, N C Marcus M. Gulley 206 E Del Ray Ave, Alexandrla, Va Thomas L. Gwynn Yanceyvulle, N C G. I. Hanes, Jr. l608 W. Academy St. W:nstan'Solern, N C Robert N. Harper Ralengh, N C, John D. Herman Route 6 Fayettevnlle, N C G. F. Haan, Jr. 2428 Commonwealth Ave Charlotte, N, C Luther C. Hollondsworth 490 Vlrgima Ave, Welch, W Vo, William R. Hudson Cromerfon, N, C Robert R. Huntley 35 Marven St Wadesboro, N C. Howard A. Jemison, Jr. 927 Krtollwood Ave Wunston-Salem, N. C Q gg. , Q- Hel 1+ .gr ' , . l .K fi! 125-'P Q A l 171-7 ve 59' 'N-.-I :- 8 S-I f. 1 1 ' x Llvmgston Johnson 428 Stratford Road Wunston Salem N C J R Jones Kung N Riley M Jordan Roeford N C Robert E Klein 1347 13th ST l-lunflngton W Vo Mrs Moxlne Klem Box 52 James M Lancaster Route Goldsboro Don H Lomax Route l Linwood N C Wulllam T McLean 600 College St Clinton N C ' , . C. Sfokesdole, N, C. 2 ,N, C. ' ' . , J HoroceW Muller Jr 313 Vanderbilt Road Asheville, N. C. Randolph D. Mills l5l Belle St. Henderson, N. C. Robert A. Moore, Jr. 24l5 Warwick Road Winston-Solem, N. C. Robert Norton Spruce Pine, N. C. Latham C. Peak llO3 Johnson St Hugh Paint, N C John E. Prevette Pontiac Mlch Irwin Seite 7 Balfour Place Brooklyn, N Y Frank H. Sherrill, Jr. Asl1evllIe,N C, Glen D. Sherrill Box 7l WOOdruff, S C Ray G. Silverthorne Washnngfon, N C, A. Heyward Smith, Jr. 106 S, Salem ST Sumter, S C James M. Tolsun, Jr. 56l Rowland St, Henderson, N C William R. Turpin Bax 657 Greenvulle, S C Donald S. Tysinger, Jr 4l6 S. JaCl45On Sf Salusbury, N, C Walter A. Wadsworth 32l Cedar Ave, Ridgewood, N J Arthur W. Yount 7l2 N, Center S1 Sfatesvslle, N C, Q l 1 '4 3,RQ, 'N.' . YSTD 'NO 'Rift 'Vi 'Q ., 'swam-nal ' ': w.' fig -2 Q Y-uxy foo - ,,.4-4- I 4 : R' 1' ,fins 51' 43 THE GRADUATING CLASS On September 25, l946, what is probably the most varied assortment of students in the history of medical schools became the new freshman class at The Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Ages were well scattered from eighteen to forty- five. Accompanying this aggregation of embryonic medicos to Winston-Salem were sixteen wives and fifteen offspring. Some members of the class came directly from college. Some were detoured by way of most any meridian of the globe. There were fighter pilots, waist gunners, hospital corpsmen, infan- trymen, a Tin can skipper, and a submarine officer. There was one who had been a prisioner of the Germans in Norway, another who was shot through the shoulder in crossing the Elbe, Other Posts were just as interesting, but after the first session under The Major in 404 thoughts of the past were soon replaced with those of the task at hand. During the last four years our minds have been pondering about many things, but the question uppermost in our cerebro has been, What is going to happen next? We were the first class to take Bac-T the freshman year, the first class to have our pathology and physiology correlated, the first class to enjoy the quarter system, and last, but not least, the first class to have the privilege of taking twenty-four wives and thirty-five children to a graduation at Wake Forest College campus. lf there are any more Firsts to be done, just stand by and watch-we'll do 'em. 44 I ...Y The Tysons as of October first. Betty Coleman and daughter Old Classmates! Leslie. We all got a cigar on this one. Margaret and Margaret Ann. Sitting, waiting for little brother. Dave's specialty-girls. A wife who keeps her hands in Maurice and Alice. That ain't the dough. theirs in the background. 46 I , , nu-rv' P x ' A 1 Last child of '5O to make the Tammy and Mary Longmire. So Corbett has a sister! deadline, Larry Crawford. l'leY' donll ea' 'hall Getting ready for a year in No! I want it typed this way. The eldest of the class' original Honolulu! I5 kids, Peggy Pope. Why be half safe? Scome wulke,. Just a couple of the Bumgarner 47 boys. F ,. Y' . Look what happened to Perry while Daddy was becoming a doctor! Just a reminder that we were exposed to preventive medicine. Boys, you me big Enough so WeII??? You again???? blow your own balloons. Another of the extra-curricular To prove we CAN get o portrait He just wouIdn't listen! activities. of anybody. 48 That surgery Paper! l'Il never No time for ward work, I have get to study. to present a patient. All from one little bug, may be Some of us had help with our a contaminant, lab work. Well, you know Eddie, hc had But poor Mac studied all thc time tor everything. time. 49 No time for-?? Didn't we? Sooner or later it all of us. happened to fn Thursday morning at ChiIdren's Pl is finished- iust fourteen Teaching a diabetic to test for Home. pages to go. sugar. Gray and White Matter, Whaddaya mean, No Uniforms are acid-fast too, Hisrolytican? Freddie. There is no mattress in this If the picture were complete his We finally got another picture picture! feet would be in NowelI's of Henry's face. stomach. 50 The Senior Class of1950 CLASS OFFICERS Frank Crawford Paul Garrison Alternate Representative President Gordon Eorly Fred Gloss Representotnve Secretory Elanor Stafford Treasurer 51 Henry S. Anderson 509 Wilkesboro St. Mocksville, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Rho Sigma Appointment. De Paul Hospital Norfolk, Vo. James I. Bumgarner Wilkesboro, N. C. William T. Bethea Dillon, S. C. THE CITADEL Phi Chi Appointment: McLeod Infirmary Florence, S. C. Radford N. Butler Clinton, N. C. - H- ,rw . -. C' .. 1 ., I ,Q if H 'ls-rf '7 37? .ui -fn '1 I . I C . .. .5 7i..y',,.,,:V , .A ' A 11: '41-w -4' '- YW.. f s .7?'1'+'392- cg.-,J 1-.4 nt... 'E Y ' .Y . .E , f - ic .ff , . ' l 1 ' l' .. -. . f' fwfr' ' S e I H - i zlq' ff: -Q . rr-js 7 4 ,lf-Li, orrlj I , .-ik! 4 E-it lfi, ,Ik ' I James L. Brown 145 Lindsoy St. High Point, N, C. HIGH POINT COLLEGE Appointment: St. Vincent's Hospital Staten Island, N, Y, J William C. Byrd McCain, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE WAKE FOREST COLLEGE WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Theta Kappa Psi Phi Rho Sigma Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: Appointmentz Appointment: Dept. of Anatomy Indianapolis Gen. Hosp. N. C. Baptist Hospital Bowman Gray School at Med. Indianapolis, Ind, Winston-Salem, N. C. 52 srftm F f Ry ig.. .. January, Numa R. Carter I554 Northwest Blvd, Wmgton-Salem, N C DAVIDSON COLLEGE Phi Rho Sigma Appointment Touru Infirmary New Orleans, Lo Maurice G. Coutourier Mebone, N, C, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment Norfolk General Hosp. Norfolk, Vo I . ,Q John L. Cochran, Jr. Star, N C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment U. S. Naval Hospital Jocksonvtlle, Flo Frank B. Crawford, Jr Aberdeen, MISS U OF MISSISSIPPI Phi Rho Sigma Appointment John Gaston Hospital Memrmrs, Tenn 53 ,,.Lf.v. . 4-N . ,Q ,Q I gr' ' . ,.-4' .. -.,:',- I 1 1 i 1 ,, Lester L. Coleman, Jr. 250i Dawson St, Columbus, Gu, PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment U. 5. Naval Hospital Philadelphia, PG. Lewis E. Curlee Morshville, N C, DUKE UNIVERSITY Appointment Emory U. Hospital Emory, Go rv I. Gordon Early Mills Home Thomasville, N. C, U. OF NORTH CAROLINA Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: Cincinnati General Hosp. Cincinnati, Ohio Frederick W. Glass 1220 S. Moin St. Konnopolis, N, C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment: Duke U. Hospital Durham, N. C. Edgar E. Folk, III Woke Forest, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. LeRoy C. Hand, Jr. Gotesville, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: De Paul Hospital Norfolk, Va. 54 HL, .K , ae Paul L. Garrison i025 Sherwood Road Winston-Salem, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment: Atlantic City Hospital Atlantic CiTy, N. J. Glen B. Hays Etfers Post Office, Po. GEORGIA TECH Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: Em pIoyee's Hospital Fairfield, Ala. .. , 'Q ,X I ,Qin , SP2-lvwgfs is qv, , 10 . ., 'T i, .5 ' fx f Gordon W. Hoyslip 3577 Plainview Drive Columbus, Ohio Ol llO STATE U Appointment White Cross Hospital Columbus, Ohio Robert H. Holzworth Syracuse, N, Y, SYRACUSE UNlVERSlTY Appointment Presbyterian Hospital Phrladelphwo, Pu . Q - -wwf ', 'nr fl . -HL 'l i K5 . ,ff . S51 -3: si ' ' . ,, -- v ,rf My , l rr 1 . - , g if f? ' la ff. . , f .1 A -F r L32 ff ' f .. - ' i-at ,, , , 4 x, 51 ' . .4 Q L 5 -... r rl. , up- Y' 'ii ' NES Andrew M. Henderson Mooresvnlle, N. C APPALACHIAN STATE T. C Phi Chi Appointment Norfolk General Hosp. Norfolk, Vo David L. lchelson 5 Coyefono Wotsonvllle, Collf STANFORD UNIVERS-lTY Phi Rho Sigma Appolnlrnent, Los Angeles County Hosp. Los Anrleles Call? 55 w 'gy g Baal' 1' , . .'f JP' . . fic' ' :K . 1... , ff ' gifs' if 1 -, ' T 'A gl. h, -- 1 '-.Q M gif- . W. Jesse Highsmith 628 Washington ST Plymouth, N, C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment' Atlantic City Hospital Atlorvrwc Cnty, rl J Gloria Jang P O Box 275 Courtland, Colnf U, OF CALYFORNIA Appointment Los Angeles County Hosp Los Angeles Calif Warren H. Jones 8 Hill St. Lakeport, N. H. U. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: Rochester General Hosp. Rochester, N. Y. Henderson D. Mabe, Jr. Box 32 Kinston, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment: Watts Hospital Durham, N. C. . 01 Charlotte R. Kay l4l3 Thomas Ave. Charlotte, N. C. QUEENS COLLEGE Appointment: Greenville General Hosp. Greenville, S. C. E. Stanton Moxey Miami, Fla. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Appointment: Graduate Hospital U. of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Po. 56 5 x lui? , -f f. 1 1 2. f ': , T ' L hal, ? 'Sf- L. Thomas Longmire Alexandria, Lo. U. OF NORTH DAKOTA Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: St. Francis Hospital La Crosse, Wis. Samuel P. McClatchy 745 Broadway Columbus, Ga. U. OF MISSISSIPPI Alpha Kappa Kappa Appointment: Tripler General Hosp. Honolulu, T. H. Claude McClure, Jr. Spruce Pune, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Rho Sigma Appointment. University Service Grace New Haven Hosp. New Haven, Conn Samuel T. Register 716 Brevard St. Tollohossee, Flo, U. OF FLORIDA Phi Chi Appointment Orange Memorial Hosp, Orlando, Flo David M. Nowell Woke Forest, N, C, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment Methodist Hospital Brooklyn, N Y. Shirley Rivers Kernersville, N, C. U. OF NORTH CAROLINA Appointment Gallinger Memorial Hosp. Wcrshnngton, D C. 57 M. V M-.w e . 5 . I N ' - 1, ' -' 1 Q ,Jef - -eg, .-3' . 5 James K. Pope Mt Mourne, N. C. DAVIDSON COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment Letterman General Hosp Son Froncrsco, Colrt, Erich Schwartze 1225 Tolbert St. Washington, D. C. BAYLOR UNIVERSITY Phi Rho Sigma Appointment. Herman Hospital DQIIGS, Texos Elanor Stafford Kernersville, N. C. SALEM COLLEGE Appointment Crawford W. Long Hosp. Atlanta, Go. Edgar E. Heller Main St. Ringtown, Pc. URSINUS COLLEGE Appointment: St. Barnabas Hospital Minneapolis, Minn. George S. Tyson Box 805 Florence, S. C. DAVIDSON COLLEGE Phi Chi Appointment: McCleod Infirmary Florence, S. C. ' wa- I . -I Ch tus 'L ig , Scott L. Walker IIOI Sth St. Devil's Lake, N. D. U. OF NORTH DAKOTA Phi Rho Sigma Appointment: Detroit Receiving Hosp. Detroit, Mich. lNOT PICTUREDJ 58 Henry Sakai I627 Post St. San Francisco, Calif. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Appointment: Mt. Zion Hospital San Francisco, Calif. School of Medical Technology CLASS OF 1949-1950 'F7'4'? '3 ' argie Crowgey Ruth Helsabeck Jackie Kn Connie Neamand Bonnie Stonesfreet Gretta Swar' Doris Thomas Bert W 59 School of Medical Technology Betsy Barrett Katherine Barrier Jane Chandler Margaret Fisher Katherine Hawkins Frances Lovett 60 Maxine Cates Helen Hales Ruth Mabry 3 13' agfx 'CJ' Mary Motsinger Mary Willis , ,473 . ies, rn.: all -',-.4 I .. kk T- w Q- .5 Vp 4- .YQW Iv ,f N Margaret Phelps Katherine Spargo Jean Thompson Emily Spears Class of 1948-1949 The School of X-Ray Technology CLASS OF l949-l95O Back Row: Drucello Hogan, Lillian Mae Moore, Rita Kiger, Vee Sykes, Caroline l.entz. Front Row: Mary Stroupe, Mary Edgerton, lris Rich. 62 Opposite Page: Among the most pleasant memories which will be associated with our days at the medical school will be those of picnics at Miller Park. Faculty, student body, wives, children, and friends all joined in to have fun together. This picture was snapped at pavilion 5 as Dr. Groot showed his opinion of Sam's joke, and Nancy battled a hot dog. JM Campbell McMillan Henry Anderson David lchelson Randolph Mills Treasurer Vice-President President Secretory The Student Government The Student Government is mode up of the above tour members of the Student Council, plus a representative and the president from eoch ot the tour classes. The Student Government is responsible for all activities of the student body, but acts mainly through its subordinate committees, the choirman of each of which is appointed by the Presidente The Student Government is also o disciplinary body, but to this date has never had the necessity to'act as such. 64 if Left fo right: Sam Register, Shirley Rivers, Jim Brown, Bill Donald, Joe Christian THE DANCE COMMITTEE For the picnics at Miller Park, and the dances on The Roof , at Vil- lage Inn and at The Grill , we owe our thanks to the Dance Committee. Its members do not have to work so often, but when the occasion does arise for a dance or party their tasks are many, time consuming, and without reward, L l I i I Left to right: LeRoy l-land, Sam Crawley, Randolph Mills, W. T McLean, Jr THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE The Demon Docs represent the school in tag football, basketball and softball in the city league. The biggest job of the Athletic Corn- mittee is to find a few men who think they have a couple of hours per week to spare from the books, and enough energy to participate when time does permit, Back row: Huitt, Eller, Byrd, Schultz, Coutourier, Hollandsworth, Lewis. Front row: Lanier, l-liers, Montgomery, Medlin, Martin, Council, Team. FOOTBALL Tag football is a pretty strenuous endeavor for men who do not have time for daily workouts, but for some reason there were always enough present at game time, during this H9491 season, to put a full team on the field. The season was not too successful, on a basis of wins and losses, but at least a good time was had by all. Many more participated during the season than are shown in the above picture, This just hap- pened to be the group that played the day the Football team had its picture made. PARTIES AND DANCES One at those family get-togethers Well we are here, where is the in the lchelson living room. dance? The Smiths doing a little Campbell! We are glad to see one socializing couple wha went to the dance, to dance, 67 All xg v in THEJOURNAL The Journal of The Bowman Gray School of Medicine is published quarterly, and the tact that it is sponsored by the student body makes it unique among medical journals. lts subject matter consists of articles written by students, and approved by the faculty. This non- profit periodical is distributed to the student body, faculty and alumni ofthe school, to all medical libraries in the United States, and to eight foreign countries. For assistance in preparation of the l949-50 numbers we are indebted to the students for preparation of the material, to the faculty for selecting the most suitable papers for publication, and to Mabe, Cochran, lchelson, Folk, McLean, and Johnson, for their assistance in proofing the many articles which have appeared during the last year. Fred and Dave 'ewnr .- THE ANNUAL The Gray and White Matter is published annually Calmostl for the same reasons that other yearbooks are published For this particular edition we would like to extend a note of appreciation to Mrs. Bethea for the use of the Jeep , and to Mrs Bumgarner far the use of her kitchen as a darkroom, and her dining room as a general office. We appreciate also the splendid work of Peggy White in preparing the White Matter, Neither can we forget the assistance of Campbell McMillan, John Hardaway, and Bernie Eisenberg, in getting us started on a theme, and Bob Huntley and Glenn Hays for assisting us in contacting the advertisers, And also to Nell Benton, Alice Stallings, Katherine Davis, Nan Hartman, Fane Lineback, Ruth Spach, Jim Jeffries, Bill Clifford, and last but not least our advertisers, thanks a million' Thad and Jim .N PHI CHI X19 'LH T' Just a bunch of the boys. Not enough kibitzers for a really good game. A few pictures must be posed. .mtv Aw, we've heard that one. Bietelbaum and Mattress Back Really, this was posed too, 4 Sewwil yogi. 'Xl Q2 R W K s I My? ,L,. rel:-, LQ-Seri my wi - - 4Q ix !z...Af , sli t il my i- xif! F4-T :Ry , L X Yr I 'x l r -X lf 1 I I 5 he Q' : ,ree a ,,L. 212 .qs X ,lf il A 5:4 by ,- K 04. O fm Q PHI CHI MEDICAL FRATERNITY TAU KAPPA CHAPTER David M. Nowell Latham C. Peak Robert A. Team , Henderson D. Mabe George Barrett Thad Bethea Woody Boone Ernie Brock Harry Carpenter John Cochran Lester Coleman Pat Corey Maurice Coutourier Chuck Daugherty Bill Donald Jake Fespermon Paul Garrison Fred Glass John Hordaway Jim Barnes Ralph Bland Delmar Bland Dick Bowling Basil Boyd Ed Buckman Joe Christian Barbee Council Bob Dennis Luke Eller John Folger Roy Freeman Gene Funderburk MEMBERS Bob Harper Ike Hanes John Henderson Mack Henderson John Herman Jesse Highsrnith Bill Hiott Harold Hake Tom Holder Russ Howell Bob Huntley Livingston Johnson Bill Jones Riley Jordan Bob Klein PLEDGES Jim Getzen Lindsay Getzen Paul Griffin Bill Grimsley Tom Gwynn Bill Hunt Ray lnscore Hooper Johnson D T, Jones Bill Keck Julian Keith Jirn Kelly John Lanier 7I President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Torn Long Sidney Martin Stick McLean Horace Miller Jim Pope Sam Register Nick SOCYIFIITY David Sherrill Frank Sherrill Eyddy Sohmer George Tyson Jim Tolson Conan Roberts Walt Wadsworth Larry Lewis Bob Medlln Charlie Medlin Bob McEntee Don McCollum Bill Montgomery Bill Rice Frank Roberts Charles Robinson Warren Taylor Dick Thompson Bill Turpin Harry Weathers Art Yount U v PHI RHO SIGMA lg 09 A small group of members assem- Now this is off the record, butl bled during summer quarter. A little after supper relaxation. The first two platoon checker teams. At times the wives enjoy fraternity Just a Sunday afternoon. life too. 72 , PHI Eddue Folk A' 'Riino w ASQ ICP 1 4 ' L- V his I Q23 GTS RHO SIGMA FRATERNITY CHI THETA CHAPTER Bull Byrd , Dave Freeman Bob Norton John Allen Henry Anderson Kent Bennett Charles Boettner Ben Boyette Bob Buttle Radford Butler Bill Byrd Vance Byrum Numa Carter Hugh Cook Frank Crawford Sam Crawley Donald Davis Posey Downs Max Drummond Gordon Early Eddre Falla Joe Barnes Shelton Bass Frank Goodwin C B I-largett Bull Herrnng Ivan I-lolleman MEMBERS Davrd Fuller Dove Freeman John Futrell Clarence Gantt John Garrett Lea Gnyens Ken Cuoloel Marcus Gulley James Hampton LeRoy I-land Donald I-lrers Luther Hollondsworth Bull Hudson Dave lchelson Warren Jones J T Joyner Jam Lancaster Tom Longrnrre PLEDGES Stanley Howard Sherrrll Hudspeth Calvin Hunt Kelyun Kable John Ledbetter Stratton Murrell Hugh Parker Alva Parrus 73 Prestdent Vace-Presldent Secretary Treasurer Randy Malls Bob Moore Leslue Morton Claude McClure Campbell McMnIIan Bob Norton Edwrn Prerce Blll Powell I-loyle Schultz Errch Schwartze Ray Srlyerthorne Jlrn Simmons Heyward Smith James Smnth Julzan Spence Don Tyslnger Scott Wall-er A J Peacock Angus Sargeant Warren Sears Homer Sutton Walter Thompson Franl- 'Near WINGATE JOHNSON STUDENT ORGANIZATION L--M Left to Right: Register, Jordan, Harper, Givens, Dr. McGee, Holzworth, Garrison, and Miss Edith Arrington, The above photo is a typical view of a group of students meeting to plan the activities ofthe organization. The purpose of the Wingate Johnson Student Organization is to encourage spiritual growth and the development ot social consciousness, integrating them with the attainment at scientific knowledge, so that the medical stu- dent may gain an appreciation at medicine in its broader aspects and may be fitted to serve as a true Christian physician. The activities of the group are open to all students in the medical school and their wives and friends. A council with representatives from all the classes acts as a steering committee. Some ot the activities which the group has sponsored are: medical and non-medical films, supper and discussion groups, addresses by outstanding Christian speakers, an annual banquet. 74 , Q f ' - W ' ' '? +A'M'- i 1 4 ' WWW I - TX. . - ! ' ! NL r X' . M m 4 i 1 1 Q 'Q 4 . 9 il 3 I' I .. I .I a, I' ' r5'5.' ' It.. 1 , Q , 1. F, -0 ' Y '.-'Uv' -' , .,,,j. rv' '. v fzq?i':-a , J.. Qi. . X 2. 4 :31fw...i ' ' fi' -5- 5-.' 1 XJ' F. 5. , ,. xg. x I f , : '-112251. 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A 5 Q .21 J- 4 L , 1.151- aff' ' ' Dedication A dash ot white as she hurries down the hall to help some torlorn preclinical-infectious laughter issuing forth from the Educational Department-a stern, but understanding, way to reprove the student who be- comes confused and forgets -a gracious hostess at the teas and receptions-one who always sees a way to help others and then does it so quietly-an imbedded dislike tor the thought ot ironing-a keen interest in things new, time-saving, and improve- ments over the old-a sense ot humor that is sur- passed by few-this and much more molds gracefully together to form our irreplaceable Miss Hildred Harrison. lt is with great pride that we dedicate this book, White Matter l95O, to her. 76 if X . . ,K R by j I MISS HILDRED HARRISON, BAS., RN 77 Florence Nightingale Pledge l solemnly pledge myself before God ond in the Presence of this ossembly: To poss my life in purity ond to proctice my Profession foithfully. l will obstoin from whotever is deleterious ond mischievous, ond will not knowingly odminister ony hormful drug. l will do oll in my power to mointoin ond elevote the stondords of my profession, ond will hold in confidence oll personol motters committed to my keeping, ond oll fomily offoirs coming to my knowledge in the proctice of my profession. With loyolty will l endeovor to oid the physicion in his work, ond devote myself to the welfore of those committed to my core. -Lystro Getter, RN. l893 X 35444 : ' ' P T2-if f? 'P L' to ',-' yKY'1 X Xi 1, f A VV-M.-, gg' .,, ,- g g :'l1?fif 78 JNL' A Lk 2095, .J'- ' ' DIRECTORS , 4 l Miss Edna L, Heinzerling Director af Nurses ., .,, ,J 2' ,- ., ,45'i.1e ' 1 :5.f-.-.- 31651, A ,M . '.?'iy+':. f 1 x4 U A Miss Lucy Boylan Miss Hildred Harrison Assistant Director of Nurses Director of Nursing Education i 79 .u,.' i i kr -- 1 Q X 0 it .AJ 'X S --1 tx .Ml -fa 'Ns 7 6? sl 'S' 9'4- 5? INSTRUCTORS, SUPERVISORS Mrs. Sue W. Jones Night Supervisor Miss Violet Rodgers Night Supervisor Miss Lucia Shirley Supervisor of Operating Room Instructor of Operating Room Technique Miss Ethel Shore Supervisor and Instructor of Obstetrics Miss Virginia Tesh Supervisor of Surgery Mrs. Jane Lawrence Supervisor of Medicine Mrs. Pauline Blackburn Supervisor and Instructor of Pediatrics Miss Betty Driver Supervisor of Out.Patient Department AND HOUSE MOTHERS Miss Joyce Warren Instructor in Educotlonol Department Miss Dorothy Anderson Instructor in Educational Department Miss Rhoda Anne Gardner Instructor in Educational Department Miss Bettie Baise Instructor in Educational Deportment Miss Carolyn Willis Head Dietitian, Instructor ot Nutrition and Diet Therapy Miss Edith Arrington Bible Instructor ond Director Of Student Activities Mrs, Betty Stimson House Mother - Nurses Home Mrs Anna Helsabeck House Mother 7 Victoria Court Q 445 'Va' Sd lx K' if , ' Nw. fm 1-:Q ,, it-1 I 3. Q ,Q Y it-v--uv ',..,. s z, I , ,A 5' t, Q , tn-X i TJ.. ,,4r HEAD l l 3 p 5 l vw -'H-iq -'PE Surgical Department: Miss Eva Comer, Miss Mae Deese, Miss Thelma Driver, and Mrs. lngram. Obstetricul Department: Miss Ruby West, Mrs. V. L. Dilworth, Mrs, Mary Isaacs, and Mrs. Hankins. Nurseries: Miss Ruth Russel, Miss Dot Jarvis, and Mrs. Nancy Rutledge. Medical Department: Miss Mae Duncan, Miss Anna Barbee, Mrs, Kolb, and Miss Cornelia Merritt. Delivery Room: Miss Ann Benbow. Emergency Room: Miss Kathleen Atkins. NURSES 0 s XX 9 17' Y 9 rf.. ' fr' , 9 . 33.3 . 5, S A he - az: if eq M rf? .-- We fl' if 4 .. hx vi, r '-A -f w Q i' r 'l 9 x l M Hug:-A - vl l rn I' A-.3 W . f YL . O . Q , I , s l J Y . . 5 w J .s l Second Pediatrics: Mlss Mary Emma Rhodes, and Mass Edith Word School of Anesthesia: Dr R l. Ward, Mass Lillian Stansfield, Edma Scott, Grace Ferguson, Vurgmua Early, Dr Luke, Lucy Lawson, Josephme Nichols, and Dorothy Blonton, Out-Patient Department: Mrs, Singleton, Mrs Hoffman, Mrs. Trivefre, Mrs Jones, Mass Allred, Mrs, Prevette, Mrs, Mcphanl, and Mass Betty Driver , ,f'i f Q 1 ri Third Pediatrics: Mnss Lella Wnllnams, and Mrs Glendala Jorvns Operating Room: Muss Cassell, Mass Cox, Mass Beasley, Miss Downs, Mass Young, Miss Parrish, MASS Shirley, Mass McKinnon, Mrs l-lompfon, and Mass Fogleman Central Supply: Mrs Cralndns. F fr HISTORY OF THE NURSING SCHOOL Mighty oaks from little acorns grow may describe the growth that has taken place in the School of Nursing of the N. C, Baptist Hospital. ln September l923, fifteen students became the first class to begin training here, The school was opened under the direction of Miss Edna L. Heinzerling who still so capably directs the school and in September I949 welcomed a class of fifty-three students, more than three times the size of the first class. Ten of the fifteen from the first class completed the required training and were graduated in the first commencement exercises, held Moy 25, l926, at the First Baptist Church. Each graduate was presented with a class pin and S25 and Mrs. J. J. Roddick, a member of the Board of Trustees, gave each girl her invitations. Judge A. Wayland Cooke, Secretary of the Hospital Board from Greensboro, N. C. was speaker for the occasion. The first graduate of the school was Miss Bryte Harrill fnow Mrs. Felix Wilsonl from the Mills Home, Thomasville, N. C. who completed her training July 4, l926. Mrs. Wilson now lives an Meadowbrook Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. ln the same month as the first graduating exercises, the Board authorized the building of a Nurses' Horne. Before this, the students stayed in what is now Myrtle Apartments and also on the fifth floor of the hospital. The Nurses' Home building was dedicated on March 29, l928, having been named in honor of Miss Blanche Barrus. Miss Barrus was born in Pollocksville, N. C. She entered Meredith College, Raleigh, N, C. in T906 and was graduated in l9l0. Her classmates tell of her unselfish, sacrificial spirit and her constant concern for others. For several years after her graduation, Miss Barrus served as executive secretary of the state Woman's Missionary Union, lContinued on Page 957 84 4 - J 1 Senior Class Officers Nancy York President Mildred Lindsey Vice-President Phyllis Gates Secretary and Treasurer Jeanne Hallowell Representative SENIORS 1949 Kathleen Atkins Mount Airy, N. C. Louise Black Thomasville, N. C, v - 1 Dorothy Briles Myrtle Beach, N. C. Carrie Bridges Wake Forest, N. C. 86 Ernestine Clork Lenorr, N C Evelyn Crook North Wrlkesboro, N Miriorn Downs Solernburg, N C, Evelyn Picker Hendersonvnlle, N, C Helen Freeze Mooresvnlle, N C. Philis Gotes Arorot, Vo Mildred Gore l.Olme Clfy, FIU. June Horvy Mnomi, Flo C f is r ' . ,Lu U. E513 . ffl-I' j' -' or of l ' M1 fr fl win: 1- 4 , , 51 F72-L ' if ' -1.5 A . '. , ' 'AXLWJLE ij Nun, wx 'Ei r ,,,.3.,M . '35 Crit K N. sf Q7 l i I 87 IP 'Q-' I ,r Ersell Hester Kernersville, N. C. Maggie June Hobson East Bend, N. C. Jeanne Hollowell Rocky Mount, N. C. Mildred Lindsey Lexington, N, C. Iris Lee Lineberry Galax, N. C. Margaret Owen Fayetteville, N. C. Emily Russell Edenton, N, C. Mary Taylor Mount Airy, N. C, ' . '-'frm' Louro Wcynick Elon Colbege, N C 6 ' 'fi Nancy York Jgvnesbcro N C w 11' O Q- 9 ff' ' an UH. gs 1 , , h 1 ., . . , 1 Il W ' 1 , ' I ' 1 W Ms 451: sh My .fu 1 nff- 4 - CLASS OF 1949 89 -'WDZHRZI 5 I ' ' x ii ii .., L. V522-'i:'. Senior Class Officers Martha Lou Holton President ' J ul io Jones Vice-President Willene Kesler Secretary Ruby Harkins Treasurer Sue Stinson Representative SENIORS 1950 5 Nancy Blockard Raleigh, N. C. Bette Braswell Lourinburg, N. C. Texie Brown Hompfonville, N. C. Mary Ruth Calloway Thurmond, N. C. 90 Carolyn Compbell Wlnston-Salem, N, C. Morgoret Campbell China Grove, N. C. Allie Culler Burlington, N. C. Dorothy Droughn Mount Airy, N, C. Anne Dudley Four Oaks, N. C. Annie Eller North Wilkesboro, N. C Nancy Flynt Haw River, N. C, Ruth Hanes Hickory, N. C, fig. 1, ,L 5 91 IQ Ruby Horkins Conton, N. C. Marion Herring Tempo, Flo. Martha Lou Holton High Point, N. C. Julio Jones Rocky Mount, N. C. Nancy Joyce Sfoneville, N. C. Willene Kesler Winston-Salem, N, C. Ruth Lokey Mocksville, N. C. Beftye Joyce Lee Fort Mill, S, C. Willene Lowery Marshvnlle, N C Betty Jo Moffhews Boonville, N C Eleonor Oswalt Charlotte, N C Martha Jean Pope Hickory, N C Elinor Ann Price Gramfe Falls, N C, Vivian Rohenkomp Greensboro, N. C Mattie Frances Rainey Trinity, N C. Biilie Redman Winston-Salem, N. C. 11' LX Q?' F-If r N 1? , .- - 'x. p 9 . x 'T lkl , 115-18' Y- Q52- 'x fi 4' K ,va -,r 'Ti' I ,. 1 T . . Q Q3 , x 93 5, C 111 . 7' W r :Fei-z Vsd 'U' A' X fi X. 1 NN-.f .,?' sn 94 Jone Rogal Lehighfon, Penn, Jean Souls Raleigh, N. C. Virginia Snyder Winston-Salem, N. C Mary Sfefanou Jacksonville, N. C. Imogene Stewart Cheooh, N. C. Sue Stinson Boonville, N. C. Carolyn Sumner Ahoskie, N. C. Shirley Taylor Dry Fork, Vo, Norma Whedbee Greensboro, N, C, IJ Peggy White Edenton, N. C. mx. L WU! Mamie Ruth Williams Morganton, N. C. 'S' 'Q Z ' if I1 HISTORY OF THE NURSING SCHOOL lContinued from Page 847 Then she studied medicine in order to become a medical missionary, lndia being the foreign field of her choice, She was appointed by the Northern Baptist Convention to head a medical school for women in lndia, but before her ambition could be realized, she became ill and had to give up her plans and hopes of serving in a foreign land, She did finish her internship before her death, however. Miss Barrus' portrait now hangs in the living room of the Nurses' Home. ln l936, eighteen bedrooms were added to the Nurses' Home and in l944, a 5l3l,5OO addition was made with accommodations for seventy-two students and with two floors devoted to the Educational Department, now used for classrooms, offices, library, and laboratories. ln l942, Victoria Courts Apartments, accommodating sixty-six students, were rented to accommodate the increased number of students added when the school participated in the Governments Cadet Training program. Affiliating students came to the school for the first time in l944, the first affiliation being arranged with Mary Elizabeth Hospital, Raleigh, N. C, Later students from Rutherfordton Hospital, Hamlet Hospital, and State Sanatorium, McCain, N. C,, were accepted, IContinued on Page l22J 95 For the next three yearsl Those economical paper We were issued stacks. drapes. One for every day in the week. King and Queen of a great Buzzing Wake Forest and Halloween. Harvy. The night before Christmas- Sunday school in the amphi- 'twas the night before capping she got to go home. theater. 96 QA -of A memory To be cherished. Moving to the HiIl ! Signing out An orchid for Eoster, Going My Way? Rubbing down the hide. Appenclectorny of 3:00 A. M. Those date rooms? Tender loving core CTLCi ' 97 Fashions for Jennie, while we On our way to the movie-house. Calling late date. wait for ice cream. Our favorite Night-Cap. Have you tried mailing love? The annual B. S. U. Banquet Make readies for the Chapel Lady luck plays twice. Pinning on That Black Band.' Hill Game. 98 uso ,1- wa, Senior supper before leaving forthe Hill Going out for dinner. When the gong gets together. '- iw il 'z , F . 3 .15 VX. 'X -41:45 Fx' .WL l - -X 2 14 iff lv ' X if F lv i, Finishing the Surgical Study. Mermaids of N. C. B. Nightly ritual. 99 . i il, n-. i, Q Case Going to Raleigh to support Jean, H. P. J. party for the Freshmen I thought l had them all in bed if 2 1 Q., I K ,Z 3, f 1 ,5- Nj' 4'f 3 5 ,V , Tonight i'r's The concert. Her day off and her roommate se Our hero Rex Morgan, MD, Early to bed and early to rise. Good times-two times, A cozy night at home. 100 -. ln YW! 1' the clock 44 - S.. Exam week and me on night duty Six weeks with every night off Edith, a Source of inspiration, Sunday might date A rainy night with him. Third Pediatrics night duty. 101 -I w, M -' i..i' 1 -5 L-l gl .4 ,,.t ln For that Saturday night scrub A rush for the Sunday funnies. Ready for morning report. By the way Dad-I wrote a Has the mail come? Any night on first floor. check. Miss Harrison reviewed our When Nancy caught the A new racket-the love game P. C. Days. Mumps. 102 , -Pqg-,ivy-v-:Q mx-Fw---Y if - - .- i, ir. ' '41 .' -. .v ' J .v V I 0-if' : . lk 'I -V v X wy- 1 ' '- xx.. First glimpse of Dad. Nursing Care in a conference, Charge work-ordering drugs. Lost day on duty? General duty nursing Private duty - you them to awoke. 103 4. In r , A 2 iii - Y. ir. E wa rd Obstetrics-I O-2-and-6 At last a graduate! wait for Our Mother away from home for three years. Betty Orders Morcelle Toney Ann Whitaker Blanche Weeks Peggy Totem The Junior Class . 'ff QT4-C 9. f '. Class Officers tim , , ,, President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Representative August 31, l948 , . , Books . . . 'Dem bones , . . 'dem bones . . . May I fix your flowers? . . . Chase, Miss Sarah Jane . . , Party Decorations . . . Christmas Holidays . . . More books . . . Exams . . . CAPPING, at last! . . . Hands on the clock and class time . . , final exams . . . Ah-summer vacation . . . Seniors Elect! 104 Betty Austin Margaret Berry Virginia Best Mary Bunton Dean Burgin Wilhelmina Breedlove Eva Campbell Catherine Carden Leia Faye Carpenter Gerlene Cox Colleen Crenshaw Dorothy Fales Lena Foster Virginia Ferguson Minnie Ethel Fulk K ,., E4 ef '- twrff r ' W 75' X , iff: Y! t as Al N ,acl '. , . Qi 'J ' ,la fn' -vw 40- on ..f 1. .-,. ..- . I 3 .A ' , . 9 I - P A f- 'gig 1 , K A. Ts I z I. Q . Q. fn.. vi U?- ..- 4? ' g !-,gig QA. . wx vti, 'f f , X I i rf! f :fx v 7' C: , 4. 2 1. i .,, V F 6 - N:-I iv' J 1' ' X t ,Q .A f it ll 1 105 . 3 , 4- , 5' X ..- X 'Tc 31W'.'. ' ? f 9. G ,. 1' 'Q . 1,- 1 M 1: ' v .I fa 5. sj is ,,..- ,Q 144 it P gi rf -- , L , L 5 3432, ' ' 53 Ivjrlx a s lug.. J- . fx . I l. . 'l C , 3 , .- fxs-,N Trix P ' c Mix 1 kljf, lx , ,f gl ji .l If-'J 106 Dorothy Gale Martha Ann Gay Joanne Gilbert Martha Gosnell Lillian Hamilton Arline Hartman Betty Jo Hiatt Mary l-lorton Dorothy lnscore Margaret Jenkins Sara Johnson Ruth Kleinspehn Ruth Leatherman Frances Leger Betty Leonard Nellie Modren Elanda McCollum Helen Miller Betty Mitchell Sarah Mizelle Bettie Morris Mary Frances Nixon Frances Norton Betty Orders Mary Orren Ruth Osborne Evelyn Paschal! Clara Puckett Shirley Richardson Barbara Schmidt 5 i Gb- an Q, - gig -if I 1 l AB wi! ' ,dn g' vi -.r -n,. .H Y-ZVJ, ' 1 'S 's,.'. I - . Q 5 99' S: l 3,-, :. l ig, . V 'Sf I' A Wolf, i ff .U ,D , , K fl il no ' i Q sa , 15.9 ' .,. , if Y-. J 'Am if 1 . 5 2 Q .3 g 'xr -. FF' , cr-7 X W ' - f ' . ,-s 1 -' rs- f . l I a 69 -1 7 'U ef i I .V J fi 5? '3 65 if 5 W i 1 4 . ' , ll ' Q ll 3 l Y l l er jar' ay r 7 I i ,g y . if ' ,ll G' fx. ' 5 re S ' f, +1 ' f - ll NX i f 108 Ada Frances Seitter Mary Shepherd Norma Shoaf Lucy Gail Simmons Billy Jean Smith Vivian Sumrell Peggy Totem Marcelle Toney Barbara Turner Betty Varner Blance Weeks Ann Whitaker The Pre-Clinical Class Joyce Alford Lilly Angel Clara Berry Betty Brigrnon Lois Brown Martha Campbell Marilyn Coleman Peggy Conner Frances Crockett Susie Davis Patricia Deter Betty Dover 2 L V fl A X Y Barbara Ann Dull Maggie Durham Lula Eason Helen Elrod Betty Freeze Nan Frink Betty Gaddy Mary Louise Gaddy Katrina Gillespie Tommye Harris Louel Heggie Edna Herring Patricia Hiatt Marjorie Horn Kathryn Hudson Cloro Johnson Betty Ann Kepley Ruth Kinney Borboro Littleton Rito McArthur Lennie McGuire Peggy Morrow Rebecca Poteot Dorothy Queen Lucille Rich Faye Ritchie Ethel Roberts Elsie Scott Hope Sheoron Alice Snow i-f I' Z Y Z Frankie Spainhour Virginia Strickland Laura Ann Teague Katherine Thomas Patsy Thomas Peggy Thomas Joretta Tysor Helen Warren Jean Warren Christine Whitley Myra Wise I , . I III I I I I ii I l ,ev V I I I I I I I UI' I , I I2 I I I I I I I I I In I I I I I I I 1 , r I I I I II Evelyn Crook, President, Carolyn Campbell, Vice-President, Betty Joyce Lee, Secretary, Mildred Gore, Treasurer, Miss Edna L. Heinzerling, Director of the School of Nursing, Student Faculty Government ot 1949 The Student-Faculty Co-operative Govern- ment of our school is an organization for all students in the North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, lt is intended to be our means ot showing each individual Student Council: Nancy York, Jeonne Hollowell, Martha Betty Orders, Miss Shirley, Miss Warren. student our way of life, Responsible free- dom is our goal. The training in responsible freedom which we enjoy under our Student Government will entitle us to responsible lContinued on next page! Pope, Peggy White, Norma Whedbee, Virginia Best, .J' Carolyn Campbell, President, Betty Leonard, Vice-President, Billy Redman, Secretary, Betty Joyce Lee, Treasurer Miss Edna L. Heinzerling, Director ot the School of Nursing Student Faculty Government ot 1950 citizenship later and give us the opportunity of living in an atmosphere of true democ- racy. Our purpose shall be to promote and maintain the highest educational and pro- best eftort of which each student capable, Council and Publication Board: Martha Lou Holton, Sue Stinson, Peggy White, Peggy Totem, Betty Orders, lnscore, Miss Boise, and Miss Boylan. -rg.. ' 115 tessional standards in connection with our education and to secure tor the school the is Dot 5 S T A F F Editor of 1949 Jeanne Hallowell Editor of 1950 Peggy White i 5 Associate Editor Norma Whedbee Associate Editor Mildred Lindsey Business Morioger Julia Jones Business Manager Carrie Bridges Photog rophic Editor ,p-X June Harvey Pessv An Editor Colleen Crenshaw I 1 Jeanne 'E' Q, N Q 116 I x 7 MATTER 3- Normc Mildred 'Vg. June Colleen e 117 'b 3 V Currie T W , in Q ' v S Bette 5m Q T Bette Braswell , , , Dot Inscore Miss Joyce Warren Sue Stinson ,, , , Martha Lou Holton ,, Betty Orders 3 5: r i 0 I ae? , k Dot PLACEBO STAFF 118 Tan '-J W x Nw Miss Warren J Editor of 1949 Editor of 1950 Faculty Advisor Associate Editor Feature Editor Circulation Manager CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION The Christian Student Union is the organization in our School of Nursing which seeks to promote the spiritual development of every student nurse and to help her to find ways of serving Christ in the hospital, in a local church, in the com- munity, and in the world, It is a combination of the Baptist Student Union KB.S,U.I and the Young Womans Auxiliary IY,W.A,I which were combined to make a more effective religious organization for oil students of every denomina- tion. ADVISORS: Mr. W. E. Pettit Pastor Advisor Miss Lucy Boylan , Faculty Advisor Miss Edith Arrington , Student Secretory pl 4 4, - -r.-1-va, r-1 -J '4 4, ' 1,. . - f. ., ' Q.. .' .fr . -5, I 1 I 119 1 A, w . A . xv:- TENNIS 'Ei' J. X, -1. wxx X ' N W SWIMMING 1 , I 1 X. I x' i - an 0 , 7 k , 1fQ.,4-ggi-f'fS4 1 'Q .. ..- ' 1.-f-vm. . .. 1 . -,-, -- ,,, x ,1'a-- ,, 1l-Q,Qi'jf5u. ' v ug:-f' . r ll. wif- P-. .fl--V-A, -zy--z.,iQ..-A: ARCHERY xvfgf igii ' A '1fs '3 I V. 'I A , f - 1-Li ' E - 4 120 J f X I ff f ,D X B! X CROQUET -Q- PING PONG f f , X 1 ,Xl f :X A 2 I 1 M lm y 121 ,QM SUN BATHING tx XX HISTQRY OF THE NURSING SCHOGL lContinued from Page 955 One has but to compare the student nurse of i923 with the student nurse of l949 to realize the growth and changes that have taken place. As the student of today groans beneath her load of eight-hour duty twhich includes her class hoursi, she may feel more fortunate when she thinks of the student of yesterday who had ten-hour duty on the wards plus classes at night-with no class hours oft and never more than half a day off during the week. She also may be grateful for the educational director, the graduates who serve as instructors, the doctors, the hospital chaplain, dietitians and other specialists-all of whom work together to give her a well-rounded and practical education. These persons make possible many advantages that the student nurse of l923 did not have, as she had to depend on one graduate nurse and a few private practitioners for her instruction. The psychiatric affiliation begun in May i948 with the State Hospital in Raleigh, N. C. gives to the student of today a broader nursing knowledge. Also, in those days, classes were held in the basement of the hospital, while the student of i949 meets her classes in wells arranged classrooms and laboratories that provide facilities and equipment for learning and practice before a real patient is encountered. The school uniform has changed little since the beginning of the school. The colors have always been blue and white. The student of l923 was considered well-groomed in a longfsleeved blue uniform with white apron, bib, collar and cuffs, and not last or least- black shoes and stockings! In about two years, the long sleeves were changed to short ones and the black shoes and stockings became a lovely white-to the joy of all! The uniform later was mode in one piece. The cap has been the same since the beginning of the school. Simple in style and line, it is an exact copy of the cap of Miss Heinzerling, the only difference in the caps being the way they are folded. The school pin, simple in design and beautiful in colors of black and gold, was designed by Miss Heinzerling and members of the first class. The school did not make its rapid growth and improvement of its own accord, and to Miss Edna L. Heinzerling, its first and present director, and her staff of graduate nurses, can be attributed much of its growth and success. Miss Heinzerling, a graduate of the Whitehead- Stokes Private Sanatoriurn lnow Rowan Memorial Hospitall in Salisbury, N. C. has served as director of the school its entire life except for two brief periods. Under her direction, the school has grown not only in number but in usefulness and its graduates, now totaling 4lO K3 are deceasecll are serving today throughout the world. Recent graduates and students have also contributed to the school in various ways. The School pennant, in colors of blue and white, was designed by Miss Jeanne l-lollowell, a graduate of the class of I949, To members of the class of March l948 goes credit for the school paper, The Placebo, Miss Bettie Boise being the first editor. The Student-Faculty Cooperative Government was organized in l944. Religious activities in the school are directed by a student secretary and the Christian Student Union. To several members of the class of i946 and Mrs. Daphne Penny Stanton lthen student secretary? the school is indebted for the school song which expresses well the feeling of loyalty and pride felt by each student. And so the school has grown-in number, in ideals, in spirit-but always with the one purpose of bringing physical and mental health through the beautiful art of nursing which Florence Nightingale called the finest of the fine arts. 122 an 'J-ff.. Q7-5' Ir 9 , s Il fi SURGICAL HOUSE STAFF Back Row: Williams, F. Johnston, Shoffner, Tiller, Mortinot. Middle Row: Rhodes, Gilbert Mason, Deoton. Front Row: H. Johnston, Zeliff, Myers, Tyner, Brodley. COIl1plllllPlllS of PllWlllS Si A lllllSll lll .lI.,l ll. . . . Supplies for . . . Medical Sfudenfs, Nurses, Physicians and Hospifals Stl-60 Burke Si. PHONE 3-1338 WINSTON-SALEM 124 i 125 l SONNY'S SHELL SERVICE First Street and Hawthorne Road WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. PHONE 2-0393 . -A N. A. KINGFS SERVICE Servirig the personnel of llze Medical School and Baptist Hospital .-Xt the Foot of the Hill Phone 3-1973 Hawthorne at lst HAPPY MOTORINC 126 5 P 1 mul' , - X Q ltlt tt A OB-GYN HOUSE STAFF Shuford, Sluder, Burt, Hoggord, Coldwell, Whntener To The Class of '50 . . With sinvvrv app1'rv'i11tim1 uf the' trust 'vlan-rl in us In llll' l,llXSl1'l2'llIS. Nursvs anel lnrtllutlnns nlnvll fur nun? than elggllty-vlgllt yo-an nf' llaxf- lwvn lw1'ix'il4-gurl tn svrw. nf- lu-spt-ak fur you as ynu lHUIll'll upon yuur r'ax'vv1's of Qvrxirv tn nnanliinsl. the same full Slliiftl ul pulwln' r'u11Hclen11'e1 anrl trust wlnvh has lIISplI'Pfl us tu grvatvr vtlurls all ll'Il'llUiIll tht- yn-urs. May yuu always l,nulx up unfl nut tlmwn-furuarwl ancl nut Iyuvk- uarrlu- annl may yuur Qlllfllllfl light ln- First l'fHlFlfl4'l'ZlllUlI fur nlllf'fr.n FRAN OGLER gl SONS 127 gl4'Ll95l'1fL8lfLf5 0 IIIIIHH IIIIIHILIIIH BHPTISI HUSPIHIL S O D A S H O P h AL, 11,x111 R USS E LL CLEANERS 11112111119 11111111 ENEMY! L UL Ill M . co1,n,1 11 ' 1 LLM' A171111 LK L 3 MP1 '1 I5H1111 f : ALL X 1 Q QSL. in 'Q L L.LL 1 1VL 1 1 11 CI 71 fgkw H X xx B R ll E -Q10 111 P111 H 41:1 21 R 11 : is W 1 I N C 128 l X M15 l 950 R our Leading jl'iWlfl,lfR and SlLVl'lllSlVll'l'll For lCigl1tyAl ive Years This Expericiice in thi- jewelry Trade Should Mean Much to You VIIISHRS JEWHIRS West Fourth Street Next to Carolina 'llllf HlI'1f . . . Dial 2-0347 . . The Fiuexl l asl1im1.w for llie CllI'6'l'l' Girl mul her alluzvalzu' AQONTALDUS REN DEX-V0l'S SHOP si-:CUND FL0011 Cmllplilileiits uf . . BROWN ROGERS DIXUN The Hrs! Place lo Cel iii' llarclware--Spurting Gumls anfl Anson Photographic Supplies A Store Faitlifully Servin The Horne Lovers of Winston-Salem 3 azssr sa-'S E ...N . .8 ...H .... .mv 64th YEAR lI's Easy lo Huy ilu' Haverly Way 550 N. Liberty St. - Phone 5113 PEDIATRIC HOUSE STAFF Rcziford, Patton, Miller, Beale, Sharpe, Pope, Nance. CUIIIPTTIIICIITS Of . . . IIUBYS BHHTITT Birthday and Wedding Cakes HA Spf-cially Phone 2-4126 641-0 West Fourth Street Winstun-Salem Try THE ARDMURE RESTAURANT for OOOD FOODS AIR CONDITIONED TELEVISION Telephone 9402 FANIEL l'l'l'Y Q I LA YNDRY Lmnlulllm-lulw uf . . . A ' 'I ' f Z I N Z E N D O R F L A U N D R Y cz .-1W1if if-41 lm 4 :1.-:ming N 7? sm: I-1. .nh lliul o xlafs wmlmbgultlln 1 , . N .44 , K E L fn hal EAR, NOSE and THROAT NEUROSURGERY Brown ond Howell Dillord 131 'LII Pays to Look Well Treat Yourself to the Best X.!QHLLffA0fll0 MHC! KHAKI' LSZOP Save Time by Making an Appointment 107 South Hawthorne Road Dial 65-1-8 Compliments of . . . C 0 H E N 'S Ready-fo-Wear 217 West Fourth Street Best Wishes to the Class of '49 UI H LL FUIIERHL HCIHIE AMBILANCE SERVICE PHONE 6117 712 W. 4th St. One of Norfh Carolina's Leading Men's and Boys' Sfores Noted For Its Leadership in STYLE. QUALITY and GOOD SERVICE FRANK A. STITH C0. Smart Fashions for the Men and Boys Winston-Salem DY-DEE SUPPLY CO. 1237 Waughtmvn Strcvt Winston-Salem. N. C. 'lxt'lt lJhUIlt' -L-3563 Diaper Fvubks ., , K, -- Uldesl - l,nr,ues1 - Hes! DIAPER SERVICE The Modern Way Modern Mothers Take Care of The-ir Balvfs Diapers Cm11plilm'l1ts of . . . LE N T Z TRANSFER COMPANY 728 Lilvvrly Strm-l Esral,lislwd 19110 RCDMINGER FURNITURE CCDMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS FOR 50 YEARS Cunlplillwnts uf . . . FURNITURE SHUPS fl? Xvaughluwn Str:-et lfxtvmiull ,I Compliments nf . . Compliments uf . . . 2g',f,f',,2,'f, Hnchur Studio A 1 1 i 5 SHOPPING CENTER of vii? WINSTON-S,-XLICM i 75? 2nd Floor 1 7 , , 1 . . . Dial 4-3611 . . . ANCHOR COMPAM i i if X RADIOLOGY HOUSE STAFF AND HELPERS Bock Row: Groce, Harrison, cmd Dr. Coppedge. Front Row: Doctors Smith, Sherrill, ond Bivens 134 BUEUIIK-SIRIIIIII lLll 'l'S TUX S SI'HR'l'lNlL4L1NlllS Ml-1N'S l'II.lYl'lllNl,L l'lIU'l'UtlR.'Xl'Illl1 Sl I'l'I.lliS gXl'I'Ll,'XNClCS IIICCHHIJS mul RMJIUS l.mnlvll1m'nlf of . . . BLUE BIRD CAB CO. JN- 11 PHONE 7121 DUNNS LAUNDRY Owl.,-rlvfs URN Cl,,fC'XXlX1L LIKE-Nl RUP SIl'XMI'1lHlNlL EQ? Pllclllr' 11133 1- OUUQF6 'i J UML' 1,l'll'l'l'I' y11ls'14'l1e1'v ffllflfllll For Erervy f,l'I'fl,9ff'Ill Mmnlwr F. T. U. SPRIUHLPS FLOLUER SHOP A x Rubin llnml fwzul Dial 4--1--L51 Cul Flow-rs XX'vf'4'lflillg, llirllwl' partir-s IN-llvd Plants Cursagvs Funeral Designs UQ' Spffrifllizv In Qzmlily Q 1 i 1 . 6 f , r I i l l w Best Wishes MCDRRIS SERVICE -1-O1 W. Fuurth Compliments of . . JHCHHIl'S Nissen Bldg. Winston-Salem Compliments from . . . YOYR STORE BHK-STEVE S The Home of Belief Valuesn Corner Sth and Trade Sis. Winston-Salem. N. C. Arcade FASIIIUN SHUI' Where Smurf Winsfon -Salemifes Shop Fourth at Trade Phone 5185 lfmlggratulatimia LIIIIIIIPIIIIIPIIIS . . . MAL,-ff., F C'J Y COLLEGE and Sfudenfs Z5Z1gL1'ff.i N I S S E N and ffiAA,'ff,, , W P H A R M A C Y Qualify !Ilc'ra'l1nm11sP Rvasoluzlrly Prireff ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Ilangvr DuraI Light Metal Artifivial Limbs LIALYIIIYC1llllfiIfIHIIIPf-LIUTBLDIP I'lmInrsefI hy Surgmms and Bought Ivy Guveriiilwiit and Industries WILLOW LIMBS ALSO AVAILABLE IIPHQI OIIEQ-c in WHShIllgIlDIl Est. 1361 J. E. HANGER of N. C. R. H. Fuwlkes I .-Pres. aml Cen. Mgr. 326 Hillshuru IIiaI 3-12311 HINE-BAGBY C0.Jnc. YOl'R STORE Clolllivrs mul FlII'll1.Xl1l'l'S I'Imnv 2-3143 4112 Tl'a1Ic Stlwfvl Cmnpliiiwllts . . MANUII IUNIRAI HUMI Ph erii :J 2-31 TI Ellllll HIITIHIIIIH lllllll 8 BHHIII CII. -14415 Waughtown Sire-et Winston-Salem. N. C. :ux,, Froeber Produce Co. The House of Frierzallizzessu Wholesale Fruit. Produce and PROVISIONS Phone 7191 Compliments Kelley Paper Company W7inston-Saleln. N. C. PHIFFS, IIIII. PAINTS o WALLPAPER 0 CLASS Dial 3-7365 219 N. Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Coniplinlents of . . . O'HANLON'S DRUG STORE on the Square C. R. Williams ond Son Distributor of P H I L C O and other quality appliances Cmnplimenls . . . Taylor llil Company South Stratford Road Phone 3-4391 Your one Stop Shopping Head- quarters for the Home-the Car- and the Family! SEARS, HIIEBUIZK 8 CU. lmlrnlnllllue-luis . . . Cswouffvza Glinard Electric Co. lfxlzllrlisllvcl F717 Ul.IJIiS'I'f l.,XRIQl'lS'l' hlllill SlI'l'l'l ,'X:'1'mf frum XXYQIVRIUXRH Hunk lmr Dairy ljxwulllvts flml :Xu- IVINICH ITHICSHICN FARMERS C0-UP DAIRY Twp Qualily Nlilk Frmn l,m-ul Hvrsls Phunv 12-3-1175 l1Il2 5. Nl1u'sl1allSl. Belchefs, Inc. --SIIITPX uf l,I'XlR!Il'fR!IIl-l for MICK -f WUMI-IN - QIIIILIJRICN , , . . XISSVII lllllltllllgl Winilun-Sulvlml. N. II. liICSI1LNliI'iS'SIIUIV- Sl'l'llIHl lflmn' N1lI,l.lXlfHY S XLHN f in-Vulnl l'lnml' I7 XSIIIHX XCQCIQSSIJIRIIQSV 5lI'Pr'i l'l1 14 rl' l1XRIiIiR SIIUI'-W Tllilll Fllml' psN1x's WII,I.I,XMS QI ,'Xl.I'l'H INTERN Sl'l'l'S Fur Tlmxf' U ,IU Wan! Tfzr' llvsl SPIN' Tlrllklf FUI' SQIIIIIIIP5 mul l'1'i:-1-N JR.. Z ' X U. ll. WIHIAIVIS 8 CII. 2-U1 South llth Slrvvt f'hila4lvlpl1ia T. Pa. S H O RE B R O S. PURE OIL SERVICE 1500 W. First Street Compliments of . . . lflwm- 2,2337 The Winston-Salem. C. Town CUlllPlil1lG'lllS uf . . . SARTIN'S HOUSS Cleaners + Launderers wir NOW ar your dealers . . . order u case Pepsi-Cola Company, Long: Island City, N. Y. Franchisee! Bolllcr: Continuous Quality 'ik Hl, GllADllATES...Let's Go! You lucky guys and gals have places to go in our Piedmont ot Opportunity, and l'm going with you, lFact is, l've been right along since your bottle warming daysl lf, Lift your chin . you're graduating S into the fre-est economy on earth l . The only one left where you can X , 'mtl pick your own job and work out X iw your own ideas about making it more productive and more profit- ' Ll able. Your diploma is o challenge c ' Qu to understand Our Way , . to r V an ,ZX V , ,VW Keep It Free and Make It Better. LHQEG 4?!2egf3i1 ,, r i DUKE PUWEH CUMPANY C omplimenfs of SPHlll'S 'Ir YOUR JEWELHH 'A' Its Iwi-11 Sp:-are for owl' fill ye-ur ir The llifllllllllll. Uvulrli K' SI'll'f'l'Hlllt Slow uf uHiIIXItlll-SIIIFIIIU .Xu Ulil Nillllt' Af A lxww .Mlilrvss -113 N. l.iln-rly 141 KRAMER'S RESTAURANT West Sfh and North Cherry Streets-Oppusite the Robert E. Lee Hotel I - Cumpliments uf ! WALL-TURNER HEATING a. AIR connmoumn I comrnnv it I DISTRIBUTOR FOR WI-ISTINGHOISE AIR CONDITIONING and FAIRBANKS-MORSE HEATING EQIIPIVIENT JST South Stratford Road I Winstun-Salem. N. C. I I 142 mmm Smww QQMF NE' WHUI,l1lSALl-Q IIISTHIIN TUHS PLUMBING and mnusrmm. and HEATING suvruss m...-.v wnrsnwonxs Eoulrlvlzm Charlotte, N. C.+Winston-Salem, N. C.+Rc11eigh, N. C. 0WL!9 AlflfLQlfLf5 0 Q FRIEND 143 1919 1949 For thirty years we have heen honurecl anal privileged to serve the Physieiana nf the Carolinas. We are particularly prnucl nf the Second Generation. whom we are now et ui J mini' anil sul lxin-f. P . P W- WE INVITE YO1' TO VISIT 1'S - W I N C H E S T E R Carolinn.s' Ho i,.f P of .Smit-e WINCHESTER WINCHESTER-HITCH S1 RGICAL SIPPLY CO. SIARCICAL CO. 119 E. Seventh St. 111 N. Greene St. Charlotte. N. C. Greensboro. N. C. 144 I MEDICAL HOUSE STAFF Bock Row: Pollitzer, Abernathy, Gross, Poce, McMurray, Mums, Votz. Middle Row: Bond Hargrove, Sorrell, Rosenblum, Coker, Smith. Front Row: Perkins, Lambeth, Anderson, Irvin Hare, Rowe, Marks. WHY WAIT X ES 'Q . ily. :E gn 'Qi 5 oz Z efime AQ? S E f . -q- ,ii-1 , ,PHY i,J'.'f-2 Very often the things we plan lo get so1ne flaw - 9 - . . 'Q X, -,U if seein always just a bn lwytmd our reach. Theres li V ' no need to wish and wait. WG' miller you the things E you want on a plan of payment that will Sui! your aluility lu pay. P rr ' v ' 5 I f r, Qiifuy Pk 2 Lf IL- OFFICIAL JEWELERS FOR BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLASS RINGS 145 Some of Our Clinical Helpers I :ff fl lf, Toxicology Hematology ThBIdBk Bt'Igy 146 Wggfdfm Zvi Zia SCHOOL PUBLICRTIOHS PRINTERS OF YOUR YERRBOOH li. S r . lz!f31, X ia, Q Q xXx 4' X 5