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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

unlof LACQI' ,NQQ2 h ix K BN C39 ,QQ wi BOOK I :fx 65 'Q 0 2, If ig GX 06,0 Q5 Q O4 Q DEDICATED TD EDEN ALEXANDEIQ, JD MQDQQ FQAQCQIQ ,, , ., 1 ' - -..-I ' ' 'lihe members ol the Senior Cflass ol llow man Gray School ot' Medicine talxe great pleasure in dedicating their annual ol IW53 to Dr. lfben Alexander, Jr. in recognition ol' his outstand, ing accomplishments in his many fields ol en' deayor Vdc are impressed with his untiring efforts as a teacher and physician, in which capacities he exemplines his astuteness as the student of the sciences and the practice of medi- cine, governed by patience and understanding not only for student and patient, but for every' one with whom he comes in contact. Dr. Alexander. originally from Knoxville, Tennessee. no doubt developed early interest in medicine from his father who was a practicing physician in Tennessee This interest in the study and practice of medicine has resulted in a wide experience from his association with many of our greater medical centers. Atter re- ceiving an AB. degree from the University of North Carolina, he attended Harvard Medical School and received his M,D. degree in IQW. He served four years in the Medical Corps of the United States Army, during which time he served as a neuro-surgical assistant at the XValter Reed General Hospital and as neuro- surgeon with evacuation and general hospitals in the Southwest Pacific. Upon his return to civilian life, Dr. Alexander continued his work in neuro-surgery at Harvard Medical School and the Childrens Hospital in Boston, Mass. Prior to coming Io the Baptist Hospital in lf?-W, he was resident neuro-surgeon at 'lioronto General Hospital. Toronto, Canada, He presently holds the position of assistant prolessor ol' Surgery. in charge ol Neuro-surgery with Bowman Liray School ot' Medicine and Neuro-surgeon at the North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Dr. Alexander is a recognized authority on neuro-surgery. He belong to the American Academy ol' neurological surgeons and many other National and local societies. He has de- voted much ol his time to the clinical research of neuropathies ol' children, ln addition to all these many and varied responsibilities, one is impressed by his activities in community lite. He is a member ol' the Board of Stewards ol' the Centenary Methodist Church and gives of himself time and means to Social and NVelfare organizations. Dr, Alexander is a devoted husband and is a proud father of Jean Dayton, age two. Vvfe shall long remember our associations with Dr, Alexander, From the tip of his tele- scopic pointer, from his clinics and from his ward rounds, Dr, has helped us solve many of the mysteries of the calvarium. He has given Io us by precept and principle an inspiration to our future, both in the field of medicine and community life. . F '.,. ' f F 'T -' -mu: 1.a.c-.t.s. ..-4. .za.'.-.'a4m-.. .Q gf . T ,-'Lg' 55 11 -f -1 45 -at a, , - L - -it u ni, ' 'Ia -. 'Til ,iff l l it gg.. 5. 4 J Es. 2 . A 4 A 1' So gg ,K ,,f 'F H In r g N .--Q -. A135 i E E 5 ff .Ht ,S 3 1- - ' 5 Q fS+1..11-ffaf-ifsilx... 41 -F' u I n ! X ,Sha . 1 , r -,,,-,-,j- f5jQf5' Qcs - 1,5 -. a ! Q c H Q a T5Tj54.-- gb i rq ' 5 '-, i i ii min E H T L F irlf W gag I,- ly 5: 1 Il i- , F ' - ci I ig iii ' F ' !fi,'3.yfi M B 'TAR ' g H I , il P , , 'ZTTFF e '11 '12 ' M 1 - gl: f Q? 4 Jw V TT T12 f Q I :f ill i f Z' ' W El E Sli! r illilinuiuu gn , T. t JT Ea ' F c Er ff-'SP f? T4 E Taxi ' Maj' 62 ff-tiff-?'m F - TT J 'F if g J. .sw-f in as see -aj xx- A 3 AID IN ISTIQATIU The School of Medicine, established at Wake Forest in 1902, and renamed the School of Medical Sciences in 1937, operated as a two- year medical school until 19-ll, when it was moved to Winston-Salem. North Carolina. as a four-year medical college. When the school was expanded to a four-year institution, it was renamed The Bowman Gray School of Medi- cine of Wake Forest College. in recognition of the benefactor who made the expansion pos- sible, the late Bowman Gray, of NVinston- Salem. Although presently separated from the parent institution, the dean in his administrative ca- pacity is responsible to the President of Wake Forest College and, through him. to the Board of Trustees of Wake Forest College. The North Carolina Baptist Hospital, the main teaching hospital of the medical school since 19-ll, was founded in 1923. 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N Y.: Iiranlx Bvron. Smithcrman. Jr.. Vlinston- Sstlum. N. C , Id lavtivld Stciunw Nlaton fm . I ugvnc Rav Stradcr Rcidsvillc. N C.. Hal Martin Stuart. Ellwin. N. C. at-COND ROW' Samuel .-Xrthur Suu Inland N C XVAIIJQQ l.cRm' Swanson. Minneapolis. Minn.: John Richard Iavl-Nr, Iavcttcvillu N C, Don I Nan Dam lair lawn N I .lnscph Neil XVard, Raleigh N. C.. THIRD ROW' Paul Danicl XVuIwtur Mt :Xrrv N C. .Xrthnr Irranlxlin XVhitt', Madison N, C., Bruce Baxter XV1Ils, .Ir Irwin. Tcnn I.I'I5'I' In histnlogx' training is provtdcd toward thc rfcognition of parts of thc bodv bv thc microsiopical appearance ot' histological prcparntmns rcprfscnting them RIGHT: Angus Xlclqwrin Clfmonstrates the important features for de- tcction and idcntincatxon ol' mtcrv-urgantsmi. I-IUMUIQES I l CLASS OFFICERS llgnr ll lllxs l'lnslor1.m, N.mIv ffl Kulvr Surcmrv 'lrf.1Qurfr. lllwnr-I ll Iilxsdlll i l'ruulunl l lmomns XY Voopl-r XIIlL IIfk'ilLlL'l1I. 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David l.. Taylor. XVIHSIOH Salam. N. C. Rrchard T. Upton. Buena Yrstn. Cm . Hcnrv V. Vrck. Conwav, N. C. I2 4, -23:--7..- ... . f-1--W . ,Y , .., , A A -0. -Sl' sm 33 . Q,.1?',' ' ' x 9 41 'agyf if 15545, er- ' f- .,,, - A N I is X x x llllhl ROV' llulr IU rrghrl XVallrng D. Yrculand lr, lor! Bragg N C. Paul A XX'alLr'rs, lr. Oxlord, N C r ffarcv J. XValrrrrr, Jr. XX'rr1slrrn-Salcrn. N C 3 .Inv ll XVCSI, XVrnsron-Salvnr, N CH ,lowph lf XVlrrllcv, Allacmarlu, N C 5-LCOND ROW' Clrlmrr l XVrllrams, Gcorg1cImr'n, S. C , Donald Q XX'nod, llI'lll7lCLlI'll Pltlgllli, Marvland. lhomas I Xllwrrrl Yrvrlx N C, llarrr' 'lf XYr'rghl, Jr. Alullfllfllll llomu, lrnn, lcrrnarrl A XVrrj.'lrl lladrlnnflvld N .l IN MEMORIAM WARREN MICHAEL BATELL 1927-'I XYarrcn Balfll, nrcmlwr ul rlrc class ol 1055 ol lhc Bowman Carar' Schraol nl Nlcdrrrnr drud Ill hrs lalhcfs honrc rn Tampa, l'lOrrda un Ocwlwr 3. lllal l'lrs Cluallr was the rcsull ul acute nrunracvrrc lcukcrrrra. XX'arrcr1 was horn rn lmrrcst Hxllx Ncw York, on August 'M l l7 He aucmlcd rhc LVHIYCYSIIV of Mmm- snra whrrr' hc rucurvcd hrs BS, dr-gruc and whore larur lrr' was awarded hrs Nl A. rn Qunclrcs XVarrcn survcd rn :hu L'm1ud Sraras Navv lrom lU4+ through lll-lo He was .1 nrumhcr rrl :hc Anrcrlfan Llcncrrfs Axsmr.rrrrrrr and thu Mrnnusula Allrmnr Axsurralron Hu rs survrvud bv I3 952 hrs wrlv. llrr- lr-rmcr Nlrss Gcraldrnc Hammrr and a son Mrchacl lrr agu om' rw-ar Also survrvrng arc hrs p.ll'L'l'1l5 Dr and Nlrs lur Fralull ul lanrlra. 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XX'IIII.IIII II IIIVIIII' XI I7 IIIxIIIIIIIII III C,IIIIII.II IIIII-III.II XIMIIIIII- I'.IIII II.IlII'l XIII XN'l'l ml Vrolussor QI If'ivcIII.IIIx' .IIII.I CIIIIIQJI DIIQIII-I ol QIIJYIYII. IQIIIII' 'I IIJIIII' II ,X I'I V. YL a-.ma-.-.v. V s. A .a - . I.- -.-. .-.-.. - ,, ' ww- . '- I . .cet-it , f , LP - ..v .Sas F , .f ' . Hx f 'z. X. s A Am Qu Lfaf 1' TOP RONV lleft to rightl: Orpheus E. XVright, M.D.. Instructor in Clinical Internal Medicine: Henry L. Valk, M.D., Instructor in Internal Medicine: XVilIiam L. Kirby, M.D.. Associate Professor of Clinical Dermatology: George XV. James, M,D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Dermatology: Bennette B. Pool. M.D., Assistant Pro- fessor of Clinical Internal Medicine. SECOND ROXV: Lloyd J. Thompson. M.D., Professor and Director of De- partment of Neuropsychiatry and Medical Director of Graylvng Richard I.. Masland. M,D, Associate Professor of Neuropsychiatty. Director of Neurology, Associate in Physiology and Pharmacology, Joseph Grassi, M.A., Assist- ant Professor and Director of Clinical Psychology: Richard C. Proctor, M,D., Instructor in Psychiatry and Neurology and Assistant Director of Ciraylyn: Robert XV, Lawson. M.D., Professor and Director of Depart- ment of Pediatrics. THIRD RONV: Leroy J. Butler. M.D.. Professor of Pediatrics. XVinston M, Kelsey. M,D,. Associate Professor of Pediatrics: Alanson Hinman, M.D.. Instructor in Pediatrics, Associate in Psychiatry: Kath- erine H. Anderson. M,D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics: Frederick A. Blount, M.D.. Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics. I-OLIRTH ROXV: Elizabeth Conrad, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Pediatrics: Ruth O'Neal, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics: Mary Katherine Reese. M.D., Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics: Thomas P. Henley, M.D. Instructor in Clinical Pediatrics. NOT PICTURIYD: Reid T. Holmes. A.B.. Lecturer on Hospital Administration: Charles M, Howell, M.D.. Assistant in Clinical Dermatology: NVilliam J, Hunt, M,D.. Assistant in Clinical Internal Medicine: Hege Kapp, M.D. Assistant in Clinical Internal Medicine: Lucille B. Kessler. M.S., Assistant in Clinical Psychology: Vernon Kinross-XVright, MD,, Instructor in Neuropsychiatry. Marvin E McRae. M.D, Assistant in Clinical Internal Medicine and Dermatology. June Orton. Associate in Language Disorders: Angus C. Randolph. M. D.. Assist- ant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry. Karl Sheppard, M D.. Instructor in Clinical Internal Medicine: Joseph B. Stevens. M.D.. Assistant in Clinical Internal Medicine: Mary C. Sumner, Associate in Psychiatric Social XVorlt: John P. Umberger, Assistant in Clinical Psychology: Kenan B. XVilliams. M.D. Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics: S. Clay XVilliams M,D., Assistant in Clinical Internal Medicine. I8 l , , ' ' ' .4 1 .,4 ,,g7, - '4- -fi' ---J -r - .- f .qQgsaggqgv:oaagf.:a-ucuythass: '.1r..,.a1.-wr-u-.wma P V S, .S 2 Q' ..r 3. Q -1? Q4 QQ 4 wi ' N ,S .rj J CN Y g.. Rik. . 4. 1+ F .ii 4, aiu, S-0 : -4- 54 . -' , - 'Qyx A FIRST RQNV llc!! to ugh!! S Clnx' XXIIIIIJHIS. Jr,, M,D, Assrsmnr In Clrnlcnl InlcrnAI Mcdxcxnc, Marv I1 Bunch, MD, fxsililnnl Rcsldcnl nn Inlcrnal Mcdrcrnc. Shlrlcv I, Rrvurs MD Assrslanl RESlL'Itl'1l rn Inlcrnal Mudrcnnc, Robert Ii Iilurn, XID, ,Msrsmnl Rcsidcnl IH I3.1lhologv, Sara ff McClure, M D, f'xS5xS1.1nl Rurdunl rn Pnthologv MCUND ROXV George I-X, Andurson, M,D, Assnslnnl Rcmdunl ln Inrcrnnl Mcdmnc, II.1rrv Carpcnrur, M D, Inlcrn m ITJIITOIOQY, M Irank Sohmcr, ,Ir,, M D. IDIKIH ln IvICdlCll'h.'. Robcrl I Vnnn, M D,, Sr, Pxsilslanl Rvsrdcnl, .Ixmmv I,. Rhvnc, M,D, Jr. IXSSISIJHI Rcsudcnl rn Pcdmlrncs. THIRD ROXV XVrIlr.1n1 T Grrrnslcy, M D,, Inlurn xn Illfdlfllflfb. I Dcmpscv Hum, M D. Intern rn Ilndralrrrs NOT PICTURIQD' MIQDICINIQ XVIIIIJD1 C Chcars, Jr. M,D., Inlvrn, Iurman I' Covrngmn MD Assau- anr Rusrdcnl, Guorgc ,I Mcvur. M,D. Inlcrn, IEIHC I. Ijnlmur. M D. Aasrslnnl Rcsrdcnl, Iunmu XV.1ggonur M D, rksrslanl Rcsrdcnr, John D XVJIIJ:-:, MD, Inlcrn IJHDIIHYIVRICS. Mnrxc B Brill. M D., br IXSSISIJDI Rcsrdcnr, Arthur K Iluslmnd, MD., Sr .-Xsslsmnr Rcsulcnr, D. Ruwcll Purrv. Jr, MD, Rcsrdcnt, in-Orgs K Sumner, M D, .Ir Assaslnnl Rcsrdcnl, Ifdgnr C Swccnvv. NI D.. Sr IXSSISIJUI Rl'3ldL'Fll I'rYI'I'IUI OCLY, Cl C Mock M D, Assrsmnl Rusxdcnl NIfLIROI'5YCI'IIATRY Rolwrl Gramm M D, rXis.1sI.1nt Rr-srdcnr, Rudlnph XV Hunth M D Rcxrrlmr Glnrm Jang, MD Assrsmnl RL sIdn'I'1l. Davison II Tvx.1d.1 Ir, MD, Rcsrdunl I-Xlcxandcr Swell, M D Rcirdcnl I9 vii ' 6 I, 4 fi 9 4 I, i x - 4 2 f U, n ,a ! 5 no I . f. 4 ,VV T. fr I I ' I 1 , I 'ir N I l ' 1 f 1 I, W1 ,xg It-.-V 4. 'YN F '? t ks! S- . 41' ' .T '2.. 41, 4 'z Ee. 5 fa i-.. i ' A 4 :- a -. .,.,... 4. is-vp . . ., I I Q34 CHAIRMAN Oli DIVISION OI' SURGERY: Howard H. Bradshaw, M.D IIRXI' ROW :left to rightl: Howard H. Bradshaw. MD.. Professor and Direetor of Department of Surgery: l'L'lLl.1 Hightower, M D, Assistant Professor of Surgery in charge of General Surgery: XVilliam H. Sprunt. Jr., MD Professor of Clinical Surgery: A. DeT. Valle M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery: James Ii. Marshall. M D., Assistant Professor of Surgery. SkCOND RONV: Charles S. Drummond, M.D, Assistant in Clinical Proc- tologv, Howard M. Starling. M,D. Assistant Professor of Surgery, Prank R. Johnston. M.D.. Instructor in Surgery. Richard T. Myers, M D.. Instructor in Surgery: Louis D, Shaflner. M.D., Assistant in Clinical Sur- gery THIRD ROXV: Robert T. Odom, M,D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery: Roscoe I.. NVall. M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery and Director of Anesthesia, Eben Alexander, Jr., M,D., Assistant Professor of Surgery in charge of Neurosurgery. J. Robert Andrews, M.D.. Professor and Director of Department of Radiology: James P. Rousseau, M.D,. Professor of Radiology. ITOURTH ROW: James T. Marr, M.D.. Instructor in Clinical Radiology Ired K Garvey, MD., Professor of Urology: Charles M, Norfleet, Jr, M.D.. Instructor in Uro- logy William H Boyce, M D Instruetor in Urology. Robert A. Moore M D., Associate Professor of Ortho- pedics 20 :ff . - is N J I I'n r 41 Urllu Pm lx s UL r XY Il l uw ' nd: Q Cwlvll Y--unt lr, Nl D. lnxlrufmr IH Urllmpulnu lm K w 1 IIHHIY RI 'XV lllll In rxglvll H. Irnmls ll-rsvllw, Xl D, Asusmnl Huw - - 'I 5 , -1-gc -v v1 XID Axslstnrxl I'ruIuxwr nl C,l1nxc.1l llrllwl ' Q. -. I I mlm Il Imlx Nl D Ilroluxwx' and Dlrul--r -'I Dcpnrlmrnl nl' KIIWSICITICS and hvnccul-wgx' .md Awmmlu Dunn f. ll.1mp1-ln Nlaulx' Nl ID Aswcmlu Ijmlcswr of LDIWQICIIICQ .md hvnucolngx' SICUNIJ ROV' Cnrlmn N fxflilllli Nl I5 Awlsmnx Ijr-wlcswr -vl Clmlml KAIWXICITICS and Clvnuculogv. l'l1SCIlli I Llolwlvlu, .lr Sl ID Asmxmnl In Clin I Iwxul xml KJIVSICIFICS and C1x'nuc-wlww. Marv I Cmfllrlw, MD Instructor m CllHlE.ll Olwlclruqx and Lwnuuwlngv . XV l-1l1nx--n, XID Axslsmlnl m Clmlml KSIITSICIHIS, Donald I NVh1Inrr. MD, Instructor an Olwlulrucw .md Clxvwu-llvgx' IIIIRID ROW' l.lll1k'N A llnrrlll. KID, Ilrulrswr of Cjlllfllll'1Ol.1fYl'lg0l0gV Cwurgv I I'mr.ulluul MID Awsmnl l7mIcwvr un Cllmml Ou-flunwluvngulngx', ,lnhn R Allslmnd KID, Aswcmir In Ololnrvngn lngx' XV1ll1.1m B Alxup XID ll'lSlfllClUl' un Clmxcnl Utorlnnwlnrxnpnlwgy ,lulfs Hmvull, MD, Aswcmlc In Cflxnxcnl l3lurlmxn0l.1rvngl-lwgv IOURIII ROW' R. XVms1on Rulwrlw Nl D IXSSISIJTII I'mIuswr ul Surgvxx' .xml IW1rc.lUr ol Uplvrlmlmwlo-qv Ilmomns I Blau, DDS. Assmanl Pmlciwr -Ji Ilcrlodonlm .md Dental Surjgcrx' v 7 ml Rulcv II Spawn D D57 IHSIILICIOI H1 Dvnlnl Qurgcrv. lwlm A NlcClung. DDN Ai-ummm Iruluwr I,l'l'IUdUYllI.1 .mxl Dental Nurgcrx' NUI I'If.f'l L'Rl,D I,d1g.1r Y ISI-nlmw, M D Asxnsmnl ln Clxnucal Surgery l.1nu-x I U-mnullv. Xl D Aww .mr Ijruluwr -:I Olwturrxcs and lnnuwlogv l'7Irucmr nl Qllll'P3l!CY'll Duparlnwnl I-:lm XX' Imlxcr lr Nl ID Awxslant In CQIIHICJI L'r-wlwggx' Bclmc-nl A Hulsnlwqlw M D Assuslnnr In f'lmnu.1l Opllmlnwln-gx' lnmm I Klar lm NI D Assuxlnnr I9ruluss-lr ul R.1dn-lnuy liCI'll'lL'll7 V Ivncr, Bl IU, Asxnslanl un Cflxnxcnl Surgyrx' Il-mov l XVJII. lr Nl IW Asslslnnt un fflxnxcnl Olwsiclrlcs .md Cvnuwlupx' 2l ff-. s LW. 'YS S? We .fM....ie...M,......,.' 'F W ' pi s, i -. r-- WF x F 3. in ' 6,3 i' bn-1 I IIRST ROXV tleft to rightl: D. I.. Ward Jr.. Nl D.. Resident in Surgery: Robert XV. XVilliams. IVI.D.. Resident ' in Surgery. Robert I-larris. MD.. Assistant Resident in Surgery: James Shull. lXI.D.. Assistant Resident in Sur- gerv. Hugh Ii. Tvner MD Assistant Resident in Surgery. SECOND ROXV: Luke liitahata. M,D.. Assistant Surgery. A. J. Dickerson. Jr.. KID. Assistant Resident in Surgery: A. R, Cordell. M.D., Assistant Surgery. XVilliam Nunnerv BID.. Resident in Urology: XVayne E. Davis. M.D.. Assistant Resident THIRD RONV: Richard I.. Burt. XID.. Resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology: Sammuel P. Flem- ming M D.. Assistant Resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology: Paul R. Kearns. M.D.. Assistant Resident in Obf szetries and Gynecology. Rav G. Silverthorne. M.D.. Assistant Resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology: Joyce I-I. Reynolds. M D. Intern in Obstetrics and Pediatrics. FOURTH ROXV: Albert XV. Biggs. M.D.. Intern in Sur- Resident in Resident in in Urology gery. Samuel T. Register. M.D.. Resident in Ophthalmology. NOT PICTURED: SURGERY: Erick G. Bell. Jr.. M.D.. Assistant Resident. Albert Flores. M.D.. Assistant Resident. Joseph XV. Gilbert. BID.. Assistant Resident: Jessie I-I. Meredith. M.D.. Assistant Resident: Thomas C. Prince, M D.. Assistant Resident: James K. Rhodes M.D.. Assistant Resident. NEUROSURGERY: Julius Stoll. Jr.. AID. Resident. IQNT: O. XV. Topp. NLD.. Resident: OPHTI-IAI.NIOI-OGY: James XV. Clopton. M.D.. Assistant Resident. RADIOLOGY: T. S. Long. IXID.. Resident: Stephen Mamielt. lVl.D.. Assistant Resident: lrung Shater MD Resident 22 I Q- . ,, . - 'M ' A '- ' ' ' f l ' fl M U - ' . 5 i I v I I v. 1 ,ix . -I 5 J- 92 95 Q Z' . 1' 1 ' I In Q' I V f I 2 Icwrx B Pwohrr I,ITH1'IL'll R XVIMM .Xrlhlvr S CI!-:xwn David D ,Xndurson .Iuscph A Iwnlmowcr V I CLASS OFFICERS ' A I'rrsrdunr .'XrlI1urS Chcswn .' XIlU. IIfCNILIt'IIl Immctl Ii KYh1u SvcrcmrvfI'rc.1mr1rrr IHIIYILI D Anderson ' .5 Rrvpfgwrrhrrrw .Inwph A IscnI1mvcr '32 IIrslwr1.1n Irwrs I3 Balm If 1 G' 1 rr Q 'Fl S. ,. , I ZQJ 1 1 Q ,, I 1 f 1 N P -A .' nr -f 1 F K' 'tb N I ' 5 I f. I I ' 5 . ri .. K' ' I . .Q A gf - .I -- ,, 'C ' A 1 V 1 :A I ,x . . If 1: - I . ' sb... V, ,M X .g Q. - . t 'v.. Y ' 2 I I I I IIRSI' R-'vu' flutr to rxghrl Ilrvxd ID Anderson. Mari Hull, N C . Hamld B Barns Macon. Cn. CMI I.. Beard. Jr . as-wr: Ln .Iohr1I, Boho Ir Brshopxrllc N C.. I,cw1s B Bohn Gasmnra N. C. SECOND ROW' Idward I, Pnwvulr- XV.rrmw N C . Ihonms R Brvnn. Ir. XYrIIwQbnrn. N C . R0hCrl T. Carncv. Sl Iyclcrsburg. Pla. Arthur S Clluswn. Jr NV1Isun N C. Clrlfs I, CI0n1ngcr..Ir Charlotte N C IHIRD RONV, Rvvbcrl O Crawfwrd Ir Gailunrn N. C. Robcrl I7 Crouch Ashcvrllc. N. C. Alfred H. Garvcv XVrnsl-an-Salunr. N C . XVxIIu.1rn Y. Crrlrl-.rn Iinmron N. C Aclrmn I Crrnss Cmsronm. N. C v 23 95 . :rw 362 5. 5. F , if wi- u F C Z lx ' .l .M E., L ' ,giiiff if x F- I , A g . .ii N ' Q-.., . ' f X . N 'Zyl N ll y I HL. f 4 l sc: . Q 4' Q, 'N 'T 1 5 ' N I fl!! X' , f ' X , w 'ff 1 E ,1 . .W , ' fi Al ' ur' '11 I , : 'Il , E .QE : 3 . '. : 's - 5 K . lu. if v A 6 . . 2, 1 lu R s is ' 1. X ' 53? , fl: Q, ' ' , 'YJELPQT3 '55 , 2 ' ' liiillg , - I v '.4 E' if SI to nt tl Iduard XI Cruts Tottoa J X .1 ttr I Grunt I Xlorganton Xl C Thomas Irttr I on to or ur L enolr N C Donald XI Haus Charotu. N SI-COIND ROXX XX Rn Htndtrsnn lr Swuth Boston Xa Janus A I-llll lxmston IX C John A Hlnteley Louis L Iostp lstn out Canour N C Thomas XX Jatltson Bluthcld XX X1 C nr ts I oort I ul othtllt N Z bulon X Mor an 1 I'Iam ct N FOURTH ROXX Pull Muse Itnolr Xl C Iwmts H MtCallum Ir Colcram Nl C XX1llam G lXfItCucn Cvrcmn L o n L to X urs H1 N C XTOFIIS I: Poutll Douglas X 0 FII TH ROXX Hou1rdI Rulfurcl Carolun N C Robcrx L Rud Charlotte N C James P Robmson Dayton Ohm Rnmond D S111 XXmsLon Saltm N C Mm ,bv A .Nt nn. -,Av w in ,W X v- 5 an v I I 1 I sl ' 'X I Tl , , Z .- . A gl VIRQ' ROXX' llclz gh 1 5 ' . . . , G ,z X' l w ,. -' '. .r., . . .. ,. ' B. C N, Tr'nt . N, J . Th' d Q X', HA' Fvld, I, ' , I '. . I . , l Y . C viTl', KXIQ 4 ' h I4 K5 h f. I ix I, ,I .I V. ' l . 4 ' . lr. IIT' I N l - THIRD ROXX': Lcc Mac Kcach. Charleston, S C., James Marshall, Charlotte, N. C.: Henry S, Miller. Jr., Statcsvillc. N, ,. Cl. lo- I.. Xl -, Y' ' R - ' 2 H. Y.: c '. I g .J-.. l , ', C, V I T I A . .f tg I . Y . I ,. l . A . .. 'Q I , A . T ' villi S C: J h IX. IVI'I,' d, Jr,. ll ll, Il .3 I ' '. , , Xly . I V I V . . CL 3 w E-'Avo Q ,, . 1 , , I . .1 . , ' , 'I 24 V1 , j xt h Wmwlazv ' ' '-aqua:-Yrs.-zmarmg I ff' l 15,1 fl ..' 'Q' , .1 1' .n .I N . B V 1 v- r f l ' 4: ' 1 l V A f V 11' Y , .3 Q llRS'l' ROXV llcll to rlghll Robert .l Schlcss, llr, Miami, l'la , Xvlllllll' 'l' Shurln, ..lr, Rwaschoro, N C , xVllllJI11 H Struckland. Lcnoir, N. C.1 Charles G Tabor, Hugh Pmnl, N C., Spunccr P, Thornton, Charlonc, N, C SECOND ROV! XX'1ll1am XV Uthlaul, Orlando, Fla.. Howard S XXYJIFICY, XVnnst-an-Salem, N. C., James IQ. Vw'hclcss Spring Hope, N. C., limmcll R XVh1lc, l.JLlflfllWLll'g, N C, xxrllllrlfll D. XVrlfong, Jr., Hlclxory, N, C. THIRD ROXV. XVill1am O. XVrlliams, Maron, Ca. 25 E ' tegg.y.,g1T-.. 4--f-.a.-'Quanta J,a.ra.,. SENIUIQS If C ASS CIF 1953 .7 5. 7-frm - I a,s I H . V I -'Q XV. B. Hunt B. M. Boyd. Jr. E. E. Funderburk, Jr. J. T. Liverman D. E. McCollum CLASS OFFICERS Pres.dent Eugene E. Funderburlc. Jr. X' ice- President Secretarv e Treasurer Historian Representative Joseph T. Liverman Donald E. McCollum XVilliam B. Hunt Basil M. Boyd. Jr. Memoirs of the Senior Class ln September ol lf'-lq. 56 of us went to our hrst Anatomy class one Monday morning to rind that we were already three weeks behind. The next week. 5-l of us went to class hoping that this was not the shape of things to come. The following week we received our hrst threat from the Physiology department-Howard XVavne. Undaunted. Snvder bought his second copy of Grav lthe other worn threadbarel. Bowling said goodby to his nerves and eyeballs, XVeathers finally identified the Posas Major. and we all somehow lived through the lXlagor's Anatomical Drills . XVas there ever a better Christmas? Then came Cl new quarter. with Biochemistry posing the still unanswered question: 'XVhy he die? and Folger coating his red blood cells with copper to keep the iron from rusting them. In neuroanaromv they passed out the brains. and we are all somehow suspicious that Shelton keep his. Scholastic averages and beer sales soared and the only failure occurred when Funderburk flunked his rab- bit test, Jim Barnes had. by then. challenged the majority of the Ardmore population and Sargent was gradually mov- ing his effects to the nurses' home. The next quarter. two people had an experience from which neither con- cerned will ever fully recover. Dr. Beamer met Basil Boyd. And for all of us began the longest course in academic circles to the rollicking laughter of Happy Harold . Here we discovered to our surprise that Ike Holleman could answer questions in his sleep and that C, Nash Keck did not discover muscle spasm. Germ warfare came into full flower as bacteriology did un- natural things to our little group. Even with instruction from Ledbctter on the use of arrows. Did everybody en- joy their vacation on the Great Lakes? Fresh from beaches and honeymoons. we came back in the fall of '50. counted noses, decided it couldn't happen to us, and pressed on. Everyone tried to make our stay a happy one . . . even to lecturing with their hats on. The Moose assured us that the mind could ab- sorb only what the seat can endure. and for six months Dr Cireen tried to prove him wrong Sadly we realtled that Dorothy would never be the same altet ltyttlg to take a Seopacon home with her each night lllivstologv and pharmacology came to an end with Dr littles screams ringing in our ears. as they again applied the thumbscrews to him for giving concise. informative. well-outlined lectures. After a short-lived price war, we gave the rest ol our money to Purse-strings Parker and self-consciously carried our black bags ll'llO Physical Diagnosis Again we were reminded that the best things come in small packages and never have we learned so much. so last. from So lsittle. At the San we began to wonder if we would be picking Bill Herring off the floor after ever veni-puncture. The odor of Parisitology dr.lted away. the most delightful quarter ot our lour years came to an end. and everyone packed books or bottles. each to his own choice, and went to state boards. Feeling like Barber College graduates. we went on the wards accompanied by Ernie Leonard. a little old man named Smith. and a boy with a stethoscope around his neck called Nance. No one will likely forget the short but sensational career of Bob Vance. who should soon return as Dean. Completing our motley group was Sid- ney Martin. back from New York. fat httt not so sassy. Otis Thompson soon had his urst medical history ac- cepted bv the Book of the Month Club and the sports- man in Liverman survived. as many a squirrel continued to fall. Junior surgery proved an inspiration to us all. Under the tutorage of Mr. Deaton and Our Bobby we decided as a group to go into public health. Hudspeth. boy neurosurgeon. and Dr. Kildare Jones ran true to form. obviously needing little further medical education. Familiar figures around the wards were the reknowned cardiologists. Alopecia J. Peacock and C. Glenn Catheter . At Christmas time Rudlofl obviously mar' ried beneath herself. This event was followed by a furi' ous battle between gestation and graduation, During this year. you might have seen Keith limping off for his Public Law 16 physical. Jim Hunt lecturing with glasses in hand. and liable buying the last few editions still left in the bookstore. kVith ballgames in full force, Hooper was. as usual. just two jumps ahead of the Kefauver committee. with Lindsay C1et7en looking as if he had just turned him in. Many distinguished themselves in other hospitals during their quarters off. Not the least of these was cold-lingers McCollum. walt7ing ro suc- cess with some other body. Jim Ciet7en shone in anoth.r field, keeping a sprained VJDXVN female ankle under close clinical observation for some two to three weeks after injury. lklasscs ol obstetrical knowledge were absobed with hand on lundus and as we approached our millionth RBC. we knew ue were ready lor our Senior year. Mc- lintee now roused himxell. having clofecl oll m the middle ol a Biochem lecture. and kk'alt Thompson de- cided that after three years it was time to take a ten minute break. Roy lreeman and Al Parrish must have concluded that even il they couldn't cure the world they cottld at least populate it, Neuro-psychiatry became the most popular course in the curriculum, Consider testimonials like this sample 'l can get through medical school withottt bowing to Dr. Haunm, writes popular hlling station operator Bob Dennis. Delmar got permission from home to spend the night on Gb Sears learned to light photometers with the best. and Douglas seemed to be sttll growing on his 17th birtlitlav. On Pediatrics. we were overwhelmed with teaching. hardly knowing how to react to this interest in our edu' cation llller almost decided to call A A and Taylor left the Nurses Home early at least one night a week. kVe thottght John l..anier went a bit overboard in having his cartilage removed iust to pass c-rthopedtcs. lalan. that's real cra7y leggtng. Going into the final quarters. Leg l.ewis finally proved his eyesight was adequate. at least nuptially. 'Coverboyw Grtflin had little time for studies during this last year. Madame Taussau.l and Sam Goldwyn were eternally bothering the life out of him. Events occurring as they did about this time. we decided that Joe Barnes wasnit working as hard as we thought he was. Cassanova Kelly was still making his nightly rounds between the Nurses Home and Salem College and many were using the last of their Cl Bill. but Rice was the only one who went through on Social Security, Internships were a problem, with many bruised knuck- les showing from shaking hands under desk tops. Homer. after one frightening experience in which he inadvert- ently wandered outside the city limits, decided to sign with City Hospital. Bill XVhere'm l gonna' intern Hunt hnally picked a hospital after his unsuccessful battle with the Navy. Roberts, too, was looking on graduation with mixed emotions. and for the price of one of the XVeir liamily's lab coats. wottld have gone back to the bophomore Class. ln retrospect, the past four years of our ventures in the entricies of medicine have been at times hectic for all concerned kk'e shall always view'with pride and re- spect our Alma Mater and its able and distinguished faculty. .9 u ilhinuf '1 Y 'l !41DKw- JlMlXlY BARNES Charlotte. N. C. Appointment: North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. Senrab JOSEPH BARNES Linwood, N. C. Appointment: U. S. Public Health Service Seattle. Wash. Alloc SHELTON T. BAss Clinton. N. C. Appointment: Roper Hospital Charleston. S. C. Shelton DELMAR E. BLAND Winston-Salem. N. C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem. N. C. Del '5 f ,- -L RIVHARD F. Bowl mi. Shelby, N. Ci. .-lppuznlnleril. 'liouro Infirmary New Orleans. l.a. Sockets Bfxsii. M. Bow. Jie. Charlotte, N. C. flppornfment : University of Michigan Hospital Ann Arbor. Mich. Baby Elephant Rotst1R'r G. Dt3NNis North Vvhlliesboro, N. C, flppozntment: Greenville General Hospital Greenville. S. C. Chief ' DONALD P. Douciiaxs Chesteriaeld. S. C. flppornlment: Georgetown University Hospital Wasliington. D. C. Slim NT 1 r s 11- f-u-:c,m.g,,,,, - ' 'IF' l S ., i iz . 'mf if LUKE ELLER Greensboro, N. C. Appointment: NX lvflld State Baptist Hospital ' Nw f Nashville, Tenn. Luke .ir ' 1 Q gl. n W. r., S 45 .JOHN FOLGER Pickens. S. C, Appointment: U. S. Naval Hospital Charleston. S. C. John 'Lu Roi' O. FREEMAN Jefferson, N. C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital XVinston-Salem. N. C. Roy EUGENE FUNDERBURK, JR. .Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Appointment: Graduate Hospital of University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pa Thunder Q. . 1 . ' 1 . e ' ' , - i e ' . . if 30 ' --i- -. . .Mxlls H. Q11-1fiN Datlc Cilv, Fla. flppomlrmvil J U. S. Naval Hospital Oalxlarid. Calif. Jim LINDSAY C. Gififi N Dade City. Fla. rlppuzntrmfnt J U. S. Naval Hospital Oakland, Calif. Louie PAUL P. Gkii-HN New Bern, N. C. flppoz'ntn7enl: University Hospital Ann Arbor. Mich. Put Put DoRoTHi' A, HAHN Concord, N. C. Appointment: Dulxc Hospital Durham. N. C. Dot f. g-fs I K ff-. ly. ' V' Y., Q wrt .mkilw 31 1 i A , te. , . Y I Q ,fi ' I tl- 1T'T 'E Q7 -ff .1-' ,-. wa MJ' N9 I L WILLIAM B. HERRING Warha, N. C. 1-lppo1'ntn7enI: U. S. Naval Hospital Pensacola, Fla. Bill IVAN I-. HoLLEMAN, JR New Hill, N. C. Appointment: North Carolina Baptist Hospital Vvlinston-Salem, N. C. Ike ALLIQN S. lhlUDSPIiTH Yadliinville, N. C. flppomtmentf University of California Hospital San Francisco. Calif, Sherrill JAMES C. HUNT Lexington, N. C. Appointment: North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. N. C. Jim ' ' o M K - . . i Q If -augur - gf:-:sw H aaron:-.-.. Wit tmxi B. HL'Nl'. JR. Lexington, N. C. flppomlmvnff The University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville, Va. Bill l'lOOPl:R D. JoHNsoN Vililinington, N. C. ,-lppozritnwrtt J North Carolina Baptist Hospital XVinston-Salem, N. C. 'AHooper DENNIS T. JoNt5s XVilson, N. C. nlppomtment: Baltimore City Hospital Baltimore. Md. D, T. KEi.viN D. KABLE Port Vvlashington, N. Y. Appointment: U. S. Air Force Hospital Brooke General Hospital San Antonio. Texas Kelvin .,,- i. L., tl 5' l A -A i I. I. 1 ff W sz , r I A I V. 1 - .-' H . . li L? ., -A , ..4,-iw-1-M.-ma ,w,s,..f..,..., .Af- E! R IS .I ...ik 'S I -V I xl Il . 'I'Epp.,. '? i' .1 . vs! I S ' V all Ll W UQ' I --1, :I f. L, Aan-Ll b h -,., T. :?ji,,,,Q,,,pv,5,.w.w, , ' w,I, .fd WILLIAM D. KECK Greenville, N. C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. A'Bill JULIAN F. KEITH, JR. Elizabethtown, N. C. rlppointment: North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. Julian JAMES E. KELLY Fort Myers, Pla. flppointment: Atlantic City Hospital Atlantic City, N. J. i'Jim JOHN T LANIER Winston Salem N C Appointment General Hospital of Riverside County Arlmgton Callf John . . -Iq,,,,.,,. - -I Joim W. Li1nBE'i tER Portsmouth, Va. ,-lppoxirvlnwntz University Hospital Ann Arbor, Mich. John XVALTER E, I-EoNARD Hickory. N, C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital VJinston-Salem. N. C. XValt LAWRENCE J. LEWIS Louisburg, N. C. flppointment: U. S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth, Va. Legs JOSEPH T. 1-1x'EP,xiAN Winterville, N. C. Appointment: I U. S. Air Force Hospital I 51. Joe , HJ. T. , Tommy K '4 X 'iff' N . . ,P . aw .-, ' Y-XX I 2 p Al i r-T.. ' ' s, L fm, J .. 9 .- - 1 1- ff U 35 az. , lug bn y. S. W 5' 4? ,. i? et w. fi-R X.. J It .1 . rl' ij l l 'E I 'P- -'-Aw' I . r Q F -D I , qt tl --f f 1 'fi r v ' f . I . . Y I bl l EQ! - ' A I Y , is N . -Q 'E X i I tv X A R F V? u C 'tia't 7 E N - La, 1 - iii! 3 Xi .C C -E we Ja fast A. SIDNEY MARTIN Raleigh, N. C. Appointment: U. S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth, Va. Sid DONALD MCCOLLUM XVinston-Salem. N. C. Appointment: The University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville, Va. Cold Fingers ROBERT MCENTEE Newark, N, J. Appointment: Atlantic City Hospital Atlantic City, N. J. Bob FREDERICK NANCE, JR. Kannapolis, N. C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital 'XVinston-Salem. N. C. l.ee' 'HKU' -Moran' 36 .1-aww-1--wflfhw-M-.visit it Q WW n b ALYA E. PARRIS Charlottc, N. C. I-lppoIr11nI0r'1f : City Mcmorial Hospital XVinston-Salcm. NI C. HAI.. Avosz JAr:I4soN PIEACOCK. Plant City. Fla. I-lppomfmcntz U. S. Naval Hospital Bethesda, Nlcl. 'AJaclx VJILLIAM T. RICE Winston-Salem, N, C. flppozinlmenti North Carolina Baptist Hospital XVinston-Salem. N. C Bill FRANKLIN M. ROBERTS Asheville, N. C. Appointment : Georgetown University Hospital Washington. D. C Frank J zu- -f LJ.. ' r' Fvf ' Y . . F , I . I , it 1 -, 1 4.J1b5f-f' I' if ' ' 5 I N l 9 ' I Ls' S I iq-fi, K A - I I l I, , X l l -c 9' X r L? s N ' 'fgif x I 5 Q ll yf' is '.m33M...'1 si. Ii 37 'R I i fs' ' X j I V , y . ' vie- . ffgzivihr 1 ff. 4. i F. I ' 1 l T L I 18. il f tgps-ay'---ze-ef-vwys-.ppnyfzvf sr-351:90-1-vs-f ,1--J--ffm I ll i 'lf 'NIU Et .. V, lf' 4 ' af' -A 'l. I N, I 6 We LL' 5' n o 1 ' 4 , 7 l 1 1 W if! Q Q I 1 A . 38 RETHA RUDLOFF SHIESS Walnut Ridge, Ark. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem. N. C. Retha ANCUS SARGEANT, JR. Charlotte. N. C. Appointment: Georgetown University Hospital Washington, D. C. i'Sarg WARREN SEARS Concord, N. C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. Warren CHARLES M. SMITH Cireenville, Miss. Appointment: Mid State Baptist Hospital Nashville, Tenn. Smitty f' ANQT...--Jf.i. .i.l..'.1ff '..I T7.1 14 ' ' ilf3SwM-.-i'..s-:.w- .' - ' V he ' V -Laai+-Jfiv4rbau-T- .. -.,-'la-ura'-v-9,--fw1-.vn-.os.-'e-f-- .- - Boom' E. SNllWl'R XVclcomc, N. C. flppoir71n70nl: Citv lNlcmorial Hospital XVinston-Salcm, N. C. Bob HOMER G. SUTTON. JR XVinston-Salem, N, C. Appointment: City Memorial Hospital NVinston-Salem. N. C. Homer EDWARD W. TM'LoR. JR. Richland. N. C. Appointment: Dul-te Hospital Durham, N. C. Tool O, RICHARD THGMPSON. JR. Macon. Cia. Appointment: Louisville General Hospital Louisville. Ky. A'Otis ,pil-1 . Nfl 39 t 1 . S- Q, -. 1 , x Q 'X FN' HI '-' in 1'n n-s49hN3llu'lWl6 Q . '-Anus-4-f--fs. x-tv: . ,,,. , -1 if ', T-vuw11Mf 41'89:4'W3.ll'n:'f 'fftra '- ' l 4? 2 ? U R 1 Q K xx .11 l K A I 9 I i u A , i' G. f. Jw ne' Vv A . IE aw .ff 1 - -4 . no xy '22 'h w n-I-2S?.',':7 M -nary' , '..-A 3'-f-5-VeNvv:v1-'4'- 'N ' :'V ' J 7? 'fvzf' V 7 15-YQ ,J x l 4 WALTER L. THox1PsoN. JR Salude, N. C. flppoinfment: City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. Walt HOWARD H. WAYNE Cleveland, Ohio Appointment: St. Lultes Hospital Cleveland. Ohio Howard l'lARRY VJEATHERS Roanoke Rapids. N, C. Appointment: The University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville, Va. Fuzzy ALEXANDER WEIR, JR. Gastonia, N. C. Appointment: Mid State Baptist Hospital Nashville, Tenn. Frank 4 X -N.f V. 5 .T zwgg, , , l .k-KX . . .X wide ieiection ul neriuelitalx lwth duinextir and l-irtlen texthtniks iimnueraphs and ltawt leal nstwinx are .ixailalile ' .X NIMI The Study of Medicine and Surgery lfiir the purpuee of malxing the iiptimun use ul' available clinical material, the third and fourth year elasSeQ are divided into four equal groups. which take their turns in h a vi n g one trimester of nun- attendance. The three grouiw in school are rotated through the same course work. io that in three trimesters each man in the class will have completed the same eur- riculum The unassigned tim e during the day. and extra time at nights and during week-ends, iQ devoted to working with patients. under supervision of the staff. The cuurQe work is divided into three general Sectionw. Surgery, each having one or more divisions. During the lourth year the ward ioui out 'patient clinics. lil l Yixian Kltrrell lither Uversireet and lane! 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Y Ili- .C-sf, Q .n. - 2 .A l in IUI' I II I Munu IUI' IIIKIIII I,II.1n unllwrmx pLIw mul INIUIII many turns-r lI1u.1dx' nmuinyal Iwmlx RHI IKIIXI I I I 'I' XYM ll hu xx md wr third musxn that Ind Ihr I, mwmngq we nml' BO'I I'OfXI RIGHT It :how Iwlund uIru Ii Om ITS JTC PUQIIIYC UTIL IUJY JSSLIFIIL' Imm contAn11n.al1un ck I'J.vcmr what Ii thu' FI . I .ff X Ax, xy -I x Xf fw 4 I I Q A' J ' ' ' ' ' mv S DE GUVEIQ If ' u::,.f 3 llRS'li ROW' llelvl to iigliii .lohn 'lf l..1nier, Otis R, llimiipson llenli' fi Miller Piill R McLain SVCOND RUXX Basil Nl Bord. lr, Joseph A lsenhower. Grover Robbins l'.1ul D Xlfelist STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President .lohn T lun Vicefpiesidcnt clllx ll 'lhompson Sccretarv l'lt-nrv Muller 'lirensurer Bill li Nlql .iin Senior Clciss Reprr-sen!.1live Basil Nl Boyd ,lr .Junior C115 Representative Joseph 'X lwnhower Sophomore Class Representative Ui-wet Rolil-iris, lresliman Class Representative Paul D Webster The Student Council is composed of four members elected by the student body and rep- resentatives elected from the respective classes. As such, it is the executive agent of the stuclent body of Bowman Gray School of Mediciiie. lt is responsible for all :activities acting principal- ly through its subordinate appointed committees-the athletic and dance committees, the chairman of each being appointed by each. 45 - '-m,..a:..s. -gf-vw -i 4.-4.-.-W H IBLICATIDNS R 4' s' Q' f , in Tj l .Q 3 f , l 'Wi 1 K FIRST ROXV lleft to righll: Lindsay C. Getzen. James H, Cclzcn, Donald E. McCollum. Lulxe B. Eller. SECOND ROXV: John T. Lanier. Dr. C, Nash Herndon. Dr. C. Glenn Sawyer, Dr. Louis Shalfner. PUBLICATIONS BOARD Chairman Faculty Advisors The Student Board of Publications is a committee established by the Student Con- stitution to handle all matters pertaining to the publication of the Journal of the Bow- man Gray School of Medicine, the Directory. and the School annual, the Gray and White Matter, The members of the Board are composed . John T. Lanier Dr. C. Nash Herndon Dr. C. Glenn Sawyer Dr. Louis Shaffner of a chairman, arbitrarily the Vice-President of the Student Body, faculty advisors, and the editors and business managers of the two publications respectively, In 1952 the mem- bers outlined a set of regulations in regard to the structure and function of the Board which was approved by the Student Body and incorporated into its Constitution. Ijusxmsi Mmaecr I JOURNAL of the BOWMAN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE I 'mln-n H L GRAY and WHITE MATTER L C-als .55 .33 Q Br F e V' , 4-nf 'K - 9 4' Q, 4 1'- 1 In L, . 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Y' -.lim-7 ' 'W Y' s' if ' Qvtvx f 1 J OFFICERS I'n'x1dL'nr U Ix II11-mpwn Ir Yum' I'rmuIvnl Iuxlx II I'-IIIIH NQIIIIJIV Ilvnrx' N NIIIIH Ir I rmxlllrr I uuvm' IunIIl1I1urIx Iudyy .MIvuI.1lv Ihvuglgs N.1mII1urI1 Hnxlurmn I.m1cx I'unrv I Iupur Idm-Ir I5.1x'uI .'IxnIIrrsu.1 IXIIMPIIR5 Iiuddx' Amivrsn,-n Inm I'1.1rm'5 II.xruId Shell-an Ihxnd I.1x'I-wr, Unk III-uxmwn ISIII LIIIIIJLII Iinxu ful I'au.1rd, Iv: Iilakclx' I,luIm.xr I'wI.1nd. Iwrrcx' II.1rrv XVI-Jllwrs Inv NVusl Immxll XVIMII- Indy XVII BIImIIwur1h Ivwus Holm, Duck Iiuwllng, XVI-rrI1 Ilmxuc, IIJIIIS, Bull XYxIIl.1mx IIN XKIIIIIUV, II.1rrv XVr1gIu Basal Bovd Imnns Carroll. An Clwcssun Hunrv CIM' III I IXJIS' XVnIImm ,Miuwlx I'nuI Ihuuv, I9-II1 C,.1r Iwm Cunpcr Bub Dunnls, I,uIw I Ilcr I I' III1s hum' nw, CImrIrs C,I.1rIx IBIII Crwnmur I-'lux IJ.m1I-Is, Sunlcv Iundcrburk. AI Lmrvuy. ,Inn Mullen. Inndsax' Uctlcn. Iddvn .Iwhn Idmunds, XX'1IIu.1m II-wln, NIQIN-Ina Un-um Id limvcs. 'Iom Greer II.1uI Lpr1IIln, Rav Ilundcrwn, XVAII Clrvuruu Arthur IIIII Iwlzn Iinulmnn Ivliwv Kvn.m. Bull IIIIFII, I'Iwopcr Iuhnson, D 'II Juncs, Im' KI-AQI1. .I-vhn MAY CIM' Nnppur I-:Im 13.110, Iinvlm-mI Ihrmcx. BIII Krclx, .lulmn Kculh .lum KuIIv, John Ianwr larry IBIII Rm' Cm-vcr Rnvlwluns .Xllrvd Snlu-II, Ilnlrul-I Swswr, Iuwls. .lnm M.1rxI1.1II. Sxdncv Marlm, IIVIIOIDSS Mmsrv. ISUI1 SQIIIIM, R4-Iwxl Smllh II.uI Muni III NICVVIIS Iuhn C'h.1rIu IXIW-ng. Dun Mcffnllum .Inu INIuCf.1IIum, Hub Inyl--r Dun Y.m IUJIII. I'.xuI XV.1Iluw Ixrux XYAII:-n XIII ntrc Pull MII .1nn, I-Iunrv Mlllcr, ,Ifvhn Nelson. Ilnxxwx I-lscph XVMLI, .l.m1vx XK'I1vIusx I'.1uI XVI-Iulvl AIIIIIII I'unrV, Hob IIIUOI, Imnlx Rnlwrls, I7-xuglns Nxndlwlxrg I'mlII XVIHIIA Iiruu' XVlIIx .4-1375:-. ' A Y I 49 r- -and ,III 1' 5 -1 'I 'L 0 ' X .. w - , , 5. F'r , 0 :I -If Q- w I ' '5 M , - A ,' A . , DQNALYD NANE5 Fl-RNS-x WEVR :JR bxil.X N KQBLE 4.567-AN HPNQELEX JAMES HILL , ' ,qt ' 6.1, ' A , ik.. g Q Q . .L 'i' J v' e ' 6 4 ' ' .l+4m,..-N QEAQQQ., Q x sf 'A izaasm' Quang., Q-was :man-ASQN ww....1-xr-x ww- :wav-1 swam-DN uses wu...,M-gww.ceNc.,.m umm naman: .. , ,, 4 ' , ge 11 ' ' Q v .. 1 551-IU 1 , , 'V Af ' W xml ' 5 ' ' x . II -- 5- . ' Q X s Q A 4' :une nm-m-.qua v g N A! nnaan.Tch.AwFc11o.un, 6.15 - - ' i 5-lftr . - - 5 f I Q -' ' ' ' . it f A. ' I I ' ls. V I'-F I V' ' S Q 44 1- ff. ' .Jenn aoesmm -1 ' ,, . , .vm-4 vmu.anA.N.4n . . ,, .J Q9 'X Q- - K. xg R. - f . 6 , A 1 :JOSEPH l5EN'1BVJER. 'NLVK 9ANRlSH 2, ,s .3 cg Q , Q Q. 'mv' -. tri' z 3? I :m.wv-x sv-nvvx an 1 x .. .X ' . R0 GER SL-XTER., 2 4 .5 . I . x BANAELQARFWAE L. X - H - A I A EDWARD 'KUPPKN NYLLJAFL CALVERT KEJTH EDXVKRE5 DLJRNNP1 LEkUK5,gR THOMAS LIVEHPIAN V f f V' 3 5' -, 3 4 . . ', J 5 . 9' 1 J V.. x ' , . M3 - :L A . K f 3-I W ga 'r . V K . . ,D f zeeuhem -mann.: .JA Yuan-ss an Neon :4ERRu. Humseavvq 5r5.v-scan. 'rnommvon Enwfxnl: rosa-xvx gJAv1E5 nun? U, 3 , 9 ' a - ,c ,v - G 1 ' .N A A , , .V f . fu ID OHER I-DDPER. V I xmmxu Q:-x55 ,-,qw-was Q-xoromo em. no aoucuxss mans sxmqnutan. wAn.'r::1'nar1Psou,.uz. Roaenfr Ra ,yfmfm JZ, jg 11192-: L5 irc, x 4 '17 1Hn:.1',?....4 , 1,,..1, -F ' '-R -,wsu ,f ,., w. 9 www 50 OFFICERS llrvsulcnr Dnrmlll l5uxl51l.1x Yun-lHruldl'nI Knlux Cflurnngrl Niond Yum' l'rcSulr'nl Rolwrl fflnllzlw Svrruurv llmmul Rnrllurll 'l'rc.1xurcr Plrllrp llnlunwn 5l.1slurf.1r'.Xrn1x lil-uh l,dw,1rdx MliMBlfRSi lrd Aunmn, Slwllwn Bass, John Bulvo. Cults Clnnmgcr. Bob Crawford Gus' Chlvcrl, Bob .ia ' llomur Suu-rn, Rl-ggu Slmur finlvun Smith, XY.1llr1 'lhompsvn, Spunccr llrr-ml-ln, llrrlx XY.-ml, Dun XVII Crouch Don Douglas Klllll lldwardu, Adnan Gmxi lung Dan Qarllnlxlc, Dun H.1Vus. John Hrngrlcv, Bull Hurrmg llxc Hollcman. Sherrill luludspclh. Juv lscnlmwcr, Krlvrn Kalwlc. lid KISSJIH .l lf llvclxnan, Durham l,cw15, Zulu Morgan, .luhn Mmrri. Al l .1rrnQ, ,lnclx Pvaguclx, Hmmrnl Rndlurd. Bob llrrd Plnlmnru Rnlwrrrwn An-:ui Slrggmnr Pl l2DCrl:S 'l'r.1u-l5luwr1, D.1vxdlDrvl1r' Xlnrvrvn Kryll Am-I ll-wlw Hcnrv llolmwn. Kyrcwlgr li-vlukn ,K N li.rp lan, llrrlwrl Rlndnv. Hull Nuwman, lllrwrlw 'Nx'l.ux l'3.xx'ul 'l.1x'lur. ll--xlplnx Vrculnnrd lulm lil-nnnnl 51 5 -1 Nl .r r aid? 9 w . i J' - 1' ' 1 J ,' 1' - 1 w g. 4 'il . I fr' .L . , qw- ,,-. r l ,. l -. ' f ij- va: I ., -I lr .,: U .I If J 3 ,' i 'l L, w J C 4 1 J' Yr I ! ' ,a E ' ,, . qv. 'f 5 . 5 A xi ,E n 1 lf f 1 X . -'4 IZ l.l3l'lA 0 EEA ALDI-lA I 11902 BETA CI-IADTEIQ The Alpha Ometa Alpha Honor Medical Society was founded by William YN. Root at the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois in IQOZ. The Beta Chapter of North Carolina had its inception in XVinston-Salem on November l9, 1948. The Society is composed of regular members consist' ing of medical men and women who as under graduates have given promise of becoming leaders in their pro- fession or who later have attained such leadership, and honorary members consisting of physicians who have attained distinction in any worthy line of human en- deavor, and of persons, whether physicians or DOI, who have gained unusual recognition in fields related to med- ICIHC. The aims of the society are the promotion of scholar- ship and research in medical schools, the encouragement of a high standard of character and conduct among med- ical students and graduates. and the recognition of high attainment in medical science. STUDENT MEMBERS SHELTON THOMAS BASS DOROTHY AUGUSTA I-IAHN IVAN L, HOLLEMAN JULIAN E. KEITH JOHN T. LANIER JOHN XVINSLOW LEDBETTER DONALD E. MCCOLLUM WILLIAM G, MCCUEN JOHN E. MCLEOD JACKSON A. PEACOCK BOBBY E. SNYDER WILLIAM I-I. STRICKLAND FACULTY MEMBERS Jerry Ailtawa, Howard T. Bradshaw, Parker R, Beamer. Coy C. Carpenter, David Cayer. Ralph Deaton. Fred K. Garvey. Harold D. Green, Mary I. Griflith, George T. Harrell. Jr., C. Nash Herndon, Vklingate M. Johnson, William L. Kirby, Robert B. Lawson, Eranlt R. Lock. Richard L. Masland. Robert L. McMillan, Manson Meads, Robert P. Moorehead, Richard T. Myers, Lundie C. Ogburn, Angus C. Randolph. James P. Rousseau, C, Glenn Sawyer, Lloyd J. Thompson, Robert G. Tuttle. Earnest H. Yount. Jr. mel N Nvw lhcw .umxm rl-mr nrrrxxlxrlx mann IN RETROSPECT... ln thu xummcr ur mu thu lum-'rx .lr llrsl pcrplcxud lwr thc Mn:-+rx lhcrr xwru .xlw ru-rpluxung YTIOITICIIIN and lwwrldvrul lvx' :hu xurlclrn rumxlur lrwm .1 sludunr whrrh xurc Llllltl prccxpxlnlunl .ll hmvlvn or rlxrolxglnmr ul Ihr prulrnunl wrwruux In llml ul A prmrxlnunur nl llw llmvrs ll-vxwwr through lhu ull-lrlx ul Du Cnr n1ud1r1nr lu-U-rm .nlnptud lr- thc rcxldcm x rcquusls lwvr pvnlur and ll.xhu :hc dxwrmnrlud cn-nluimn lwrnruc or all rhu hunt ul lhc xummrr WAS lcrmxrmlud hx' llnnl Urals g1ADlltLl 'lhus cmlcd thc summrr ul l 51 lcavmg muh ,md u'cu'ur1v: happv ul hrs ur hur .ulucvcf XVxlh Ihr hfglnnmgq ul Uutwlwr wc saw Lhc lrcshmcn mum .md wnlrlvrd :hr buplwrmmru rururn 'lhc Iurmcr wcrc lun L.1rrlmx,urlll.1r fIlPPlt'N'f.l hvnrr murmur ,md Dunk lul xl ur-I .1u.1v l!.xvn.xud x l'lwn-m1rnur1 , r J C 3 W as.. l .-.F lmntttt XYh1te tn Nlr, llarsom pushing hack the .1 I.tmtlt.tr pr-se, Iruntters ul pltvstology. tempt r.xrtIx' lftxt tn .1 xudden .tsxttntpttexn ol graduate re- spt-mtlulttx wlttle the latter pmsesxed the atrs ol .t well tml-vtIrtn.ttetl perleelmntst lherettpon. the Departments ol ll:-ultertttstrv lllwwwlwgv llathwlngv and Anatomy be' came re tnacttvated hx' the ltlltng ol tugs. stomach tubes. snwktng lu'nwgr.1pl1 drums lectures and demonstrations 4 Now whats all tht! XYM Shelttlrt reallv tntereited in graphs' hx' Du M t'w-' vrehead lttle Prichard and the Turtles. with .tn tntrmlttett-Hn tn Ur Andrew and his stall of inrtumcrk .tlwle lttsmlogtml and analuttttcal preparations, Unre agatn the lunture and Sentore, hmh more cfhci- tnt and relaxed returned to the art mf phvstcal diagnosis .tntl Ilutd therapy' However. now the Saturday football garnet had aixunted thetr pusttion wtth all the local TV seti tuned tn Ihr the game ol the day. The lreshman ttartv was qtxtte .1 succevs. as were the fraternity parties tltrevughnut the fall. Rav Henderson, .ltm Gellen and Giles Clontnger enym' one phase of Medical School fs? fu , 'N .M tlvx xl.txxt'lt'x'1xv.xxl xnxx xxtxllxl xml. xtxll tlxx xquxxxttx xx.lnxxnx ,xt xxxxrlx lxx xx,1lx hlrxx' tlxxxl .xxltvxtxx Ilxx' l-xrxx xvn xxxrgvlx xx vlx' xlmxxxny lxlxvxvxl xl7x'l'llISlIIx'S .xt W llll X Xl Vrtxxt txt lxxxlxlmg xx rx'tr.xxtx-x .xl xlglll lhx' xvnxx xttx lll v lmxl thx' x'Xx't pxxvuxxxnuxx xxx xlmxlxvxxx xt! .x xlxxfplx-xx xxxshl xx hxlx' thx' xxl'lW qzxxxtp xx.xx ltxzxxllrxg Ixvr thx gxtll xxtttux - 1 1 1 K 1 -11 l 1 .Ns thx' xgxmttxt unxlxxl xxx'x1 thx' lux: h.xxl .xxxqxtxlxxl .l xxllx' Xxlllll thx' xxtnlur x1tx.1ttx't In lull xxxm-Q thx tlttxxx-I xl.lrIx'xl th.xt Our lrxutxxl lllt l'lx'.H11xl xx,xs lxzxxltxgg .1 rt'm.1rlx.1lxlx' p.xr.1llx'lxxm lxx'txxx'xtx hlx xt.xx' .xml thx' lxvrxgqxxxtx xl thx' Sum--r 1fl.xxx xxhxxh hx' lxvxxxl xxv nxxtxh ,M thx xxxurtxr xnxlx-xl xxx- Iuunxl xvlll xx lklx' xxx xxxxxlld lxx xpxvxxl xnq xwur nut xx'.xr Sxtmu rxxxwxpxl thxwx Ixrst xhxvnxx' vrlllx' lhvxr xuxxvnxl .xml wmx- xhxvxx' lxwr tlxx'nxwlx'x's .xltx-txnxrxlx All an .xll x'xx'rx'xvnx' sx'x't1xx-Ll xxxntxwxtrd Ixvx thx' tnmx' lwntxq cvcrx lx' XV.xlxx' lxwrcxt xvxxxvxxng thx lnxslxxtlxxll xlmrxxpxvn I shnp 'lhrxvughxvut thx' xprxnp xxxmrtxr x'x'x'rx'xxnx- xx ,xx lmppxf rlcvcrx tux mm ulxght ctx. mxvrx- xxuulxx ltxxx.xrxl thx' unxl wllxx mttlxl .xgnxn xx-p.xu.xtx thx' sxxtxx-ns lhx' lxxvxw tn thx' HPD xxvrx x'nxxxx'xng tlwxxmxulxxx xxlxxlx' thu xtrxux xtxx Ulf xxxfxx txvmgg txx xt.xx .xxxnlxx +R hx-un xxx cnlxvx' Ihx -,pxvtxt.1rxxxvus p.xrttx'x xx hath vruptcxl lhtxs ,x cxxmplxtc x'c.xr xvtth mxvxxxxlxts --l xx-x' ,xtxxl wxl Vt-xx has x-nxlrxl xx lxvxlx xx'x- xh.xll .1lxx.xxx rvtxxxtxxlxx-r .X xx'.xr xxx shall .xll sxxmx'xl.xx' xx'Ix'r txt .xx XVlxxn l xxas .1 'Hxtxxxvr In Nlx'xlxx.xl Iwxhxxx-l xt xx .xx Lmfxx txxxxlufx lxtr 1 htxgh nvttx- llllllllll l.'l'l'l R lll l livlxln li.'Il1lk'.1kll11llll l1J .xnothxr new .txlxlltmlx L'l'l'l li lllkxlll Nxlxx x-n mx' l.xxt xlxrl l lxmt llWXVl ll l ll l lux' lixxxxll, Vhxlxh Nlxvxvlc.1l'1xl lx.1l1l imllm gut thx' l.1txwt lINllll1y.1 nxxxw lrxvm l'.xx1l llama: lx IUXVI lx llllxlll I5 I lxvxxxw xhvxlxx thx .xxlnxxxxxxwrxs Shxwt lor th' 'xxmxplxmxluxl xnxx-x l .,-. f x 1 X . fl, ' xa- .. Is, t X 'KI-41- ui , x. J SCHOOL of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY l The Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Technology is offered by Wake Forest College to students who satisfactorily complete three years of academic Work in Wake Forest College and one year of practical training in the laboratories of the Medical school. Through an affil- iation, Salem College students are accepted for training in medical technology, and are awarded the B.S. degree by Salem College on satisfactory completion of laboratory training. STUDENTS in MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Clara Lucille Crouse Rebecca B. Hickard Arie Esther Overstreet Priscilla Hodge Foster Stella Theresa Hedrick Mary Josephine Snyder Nancy Louise Haynes Vivian N. Merrell 5 This annual was conceived with the idea and purpose of bringing back some of the out- standing events during the school year of 1952-1953. We have tried to give you something to bring back fond, amusing and serious memories of Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Nothing has been designed to cause any malice or hard feelings and we hope that everyone will enjoy this-The 1953 Gray and White Matter. It was only through the efforts of many people that this book could be published and We wish to offer our deepest appreciation and thanks to the following: Dr. C. Nash Herndon, Advisor Dr, J. M. Little. Advisor Department of Medical Illustrations- A. Hooker Goodwin. Art Work Virginia Ingram, Art Work Lawrence Taylor. Photographic Assistance Bill Hunt. Historian Art Chesson, Assistant Editor Giles Cloninger, Assistant Business Manager Miss Katherine Davis I . Miss Ruth Bostick gClass and Faculty Lists Jahn 'Ed' Ollier. Engravers Lassiter Corp, Printing Mr, Harry Parker, Financial Assistance ET AL -THE EDITOR 56 THE W ITE MATTEIQ . 0' N .' 1' -aa ' . .1 - - qw . .5-g--- .. . 55-'FCA W-digg, ' L i 5? SCHUDL DF Nunswe 4 , 9 I. K 4 A 9 ST 57 ,E 1 mi' .-I ,-fm: xc PREFACE The l953 White Motter Stott proudly presents to you the l953 edition ot the White Motter. lt is yours os o book of mem- ory, representative of our mony doys in troining ond the triols ond errors experienced in our desires ond efforts of becoming good nurses. lt records the persons ond events of our lost nurs- ing school yeor which sholl never be forgotten. The White Motter wos first published by the closs of l943 ond to that closs, we express our thonks for making it possible for us to express ourselves in this monner. The book is yours, its true meoning depends upon you, os you hove mode it. We, the White Motter Stott, merely compiled it into whot we hope is o pleosing ond popular monner. Presented by the Senior Class of 1953. 58 5- 'A- g ,u 31. Q, 'vu U-- OUR ALMA MATER To our nursing school so true Our hearts belong to you, XVeAll Serve you to the end And your ideals defend. NX'e'll stand by you No matter what you Healing pain XX'lmtcver be the gain. ln our uniforms so white XVe'll be fi guiding light To brighten up the land And lend 3 helping hand, In vcars to come Vfoll be glad to sax' were from Our alma mater VW love vou. 59 C- 'fffflfiifi 1'jH ' .-' ' iQ :'i'f' lolifloo Il mi..- -ri 'III' I I I -In'-I N I 'R fi R f 'xxx V' s 6. . X N I XX xufp 11 ww-- f'x N jg! Qi .: '- M-.f J LZ' x...4! FLUIQENCE TENGALE DLEIDGE l solemnly pledge myself before God and ln the presence of thus assembly To pass my life In purlty and to practlce my profession falthfully l wull abstain from whatever ns deleteruous and mnschnevous and will not take or knowsngly administer any harmful drug l wnll do all nn my power to mamtam and elevate the standards of my professnon and wall hold nn confldence all personal matters commltted to my keeplng and all famlly affairs comlng to my knowledge In the practlce of my professuon With loyalty will l endeavor to and the physucnan ln has work and devote myself to the welfare of those commutted to my care LYSTRA GRETTER R N l893 HE 61 GJ DEDICATED TO S. SUE WALKER JONES E 62 9 I WE XVHOLE HEARTIEDLY AND SINCERELY DEDICATE OUR ANNUAI., THIS XXHITIE MA'I l'ER 'lio the most yyonderful. sweet, and understanding nurse vihom yxe f--l is most yiorthy-flklrs. Sue Vy'ilker Jones, better known to us as Miss Vvalker. Through your friendly. tactful. dignihed and professional manner, Miss NValktr, you have set forth to us an excellent example of an itltul nurse. For your sincere service to your profession, you shall always be remembered, and for your kindness and help to us as students, ue are eyer grateful. Vyfe loye. respect. and admire you for remembering your days as a student, and portray- ing such by your utions. Your abilities created in us a desire to do our work in us a love for you which yyill continue to grow as long as time and mem- wries lixe. Your cheery greeting and infectious smile inspired us to no end. A credit to your hospital and an asset to your profession, you will alvy iys be remembered for your kind, thoughtful, and most considerate vyays. l , . I I 75 V I V V s V f V V , V V , V I L V 1 V , , V V V , V V well and your thoughtfulness and understanding as night supervisor rooted V V . , V , 1 V V V , , V V 'l it as 1 oi, y . -, , Mg J ,i . I e. ,V X . n x e- . ... , ,, X . z ' 'I' f,:i' . ke f , k, X 63 Nr- ,417 ii . NII33 .IUYCI vxI.XIiIiI'N INIISS EVA DENIE COMER Dzrrrlor of Nurxus flsslislunl Director of Nurses DEPARTMENT of EDUCATION I-IRST ROXV llcft LO rightl: Miss Edith Boone, Director of Nursing Education. Mrs. Grace Early. Instructor in Mcdical Nursing, Mrs. Vivian Rivers, Instructor in Surgical Nursing. Mrs. Hclun Sibley, Ohstctrical Instructor. SECOND ROXV: Miss Annie Lee Castcvcns, Instructor in Operating Room Technique, Miss Bettie Baise. Miss Billie Jean Smith, and Miss Phyllis Gates, Instructors in Nursing Arts, 64 I r-1 xx, .1 f- c , c .W ,- ,, , , i Iwkfnwwiif -- 'N- r - r ' , X -- Y- . I , ,,., s? .- .i,,.,. N w 'R HOUSE MOTHERS 19 YR 151 L u Xlxs .X11n,1Ilrlx.1lwflx Ylilwlx.1f'ourlw Kim 1,1 K lilmxnlurx Klu lhssn IM.1n1cr Xiu Nuxlm Nn1w,ull4v111f SUPERVISORS Ji 6- ,,,:'- X. . Q-'v 'f , 1 -3' f i 3 . 1 1 , A . Q, N 5- , Q ' if I 2 O 1 I ls HRS-I ROXV flull to rlghll M155 Xvlfgllflhl 'lzslm Nlghl Su urvxwr, Mrs Sm' XX'.1lIwr .lunun Rcllcl Sun' ' w I p I rkxs r ,I Mlss MMV Parton, Night .md livcnxng Supcrvxsur SECOND ROXV Mxss Inna Shxrluv. Nxpurvm-r U1 Upu' ailing Room, Miss ffthcl Shoru. Ohslulrlul Suprrvuwr. Mrs. lam- Iawruncc Nllpurvlwr of Mudxcnm 'IHIRU ROW' Mrs, Hclrn Kvlc Supervisor nl burgcrx. Mrs Idnlh knlvcr Supcrvnsur ul Pcdmvrxcs g 4 I is . 9 v-vfgig,-W y. -I-.rv-07 ,. - fn' --5 WITH WHOM WE WORK F? A' ,.f2z:- . , J -.Q 1' .ff ? 1 , S I .t - 1 I- ,xx Sf. 9 s I 14 F s F- ta r' FIRST ROXV lleft to rightl: Mrs. Florence Hampton, Miss Peggy Morrow, Mrs. Vivian Isaacs, Mrs, Frances Berry- hill, Miss Ethel Dixon. Operating Room. SECOND ROXV: Mrs. Helen Bumgardner. Dietitian: Mrs. Marjorie Northrup. Religious Secretary: Chaplain Richard Young: Mrs. Mary Moore. Emergency Room: Miss Dean Burgin. Fifth Main. THIRD ROVV: Miss Colleen Crenshaw. Delivery Room: Miss Ethel Page. Miss Lilly Angel. Fifth Main: Mrs. Biddie Dilworth. Mrs. Viola Shropshire. Fourth West, FOURTH ROXV: Mrs, Norma Stroscio. Mrs. Ruby Brockwell. Delivery Room: Miss Betty Johnson. Fourth Main: Mrs. Mary Gray, Fourth XVest. Mrs. Mary Isaacs. Fourth Main. FIFTH ROXV: Mrs. Dorothy Cheshire, Supervisor of Nursery: Miss Dot Queen. Emergency Room: Mrs. Joyce Mc' Callum, Nursery: Miss Hallie Mae Swain, Premature Nursery: Mrs. Pauline Hankins, Fourth Main. 66 , F X ' x i : - . r i V, 221 'cr -Y H i? HJ' ' ri, ,- , R F V 1 5 ss Y . . 'lf' fi fir? N ' X- 4 :i:.. 1 I rl x V I, X f IIRXI ROW' tlufl lO right! Mums MAN' Pmvull, Thrrd Xvcxl, Klux Dvmlhv Insmrc hvcund Pudmlrrus, Mus Torclm Tvsor. Thrrd Pcdnrrrics, Mus Marx' l:mm.x Rhodus. M-cond Pcdulrrcs Mrs Nancv luvcu Dunlap, Srmnd lkdlalrru NLCOND RONV, Mrs Mnrguu loihn, Thlrd Pudmlrris. Mass Ann Snull. Su-md Nam Miss Currrulla Merrill, Mass Ruth Harrrsunr Thrrd Mann. Mass Margnrcl Jcnkrns. Hurd XVul THIRD ROW' Mrss lhllx' Brrgman, Nurscrv. M155 M.1rllx'n Culcrrun, 'Hurd Mnmr Mm Nancy' Srmlh, Scrum! Mann, me 67 Y 1 .-:' I-o-is H' 4l' 5 ,1 '1 T ri J., 1 .V J' Zi.. W c 5 .'I Q , Z1 44 'Y 5, if Q - A i. 'J J X T 3 S Q. ! X: 1 Wg fi --.-1. isa 5 yi-f 'J 2 6 1 4 r . 5 If IDIQECLIN CA EAI? DIQECLIN CA S 5 xt., .- x Q3 f sl NND Intl In Ilghl Nan XYllwn, Prfsudcnl fllcanor Bvrd, Vucc-Prcwicnl. Maru' lvn Brndgui, Secretary, Nnncx' Cioudson, Trcawrcr, Bclrv Bhckwcll. Publlfllv Chair- IH J l'l , Xl .NNDING Ann Juhnxon, Samh .I-nlly, Off:Q:f Q 5, If Q I 335 f f 5 A I 5: ' 51:5 x ff 352: gif' 1 0 + Q L . - ' V .1- T' : C7 '- .P v V l..,,,.m?. :V , ' ' A A V X ' .4 'f ,N I As. 1 F . Ruprcwnhllnws '515 6 6' 1 ' GB 315 'C' ,-of 14,55 y Q., I ,VH ,- 3 :luke 'Q ,k. 'A 6 TIRIBT ROW' tlcfl IO rxghzb' IEFTIIIV Allun. XVJndn Anmn, KJV IXYYIDQIOD. bam Ba rron ' I 1 ,tix H K . A A x ' , X K4 .Juan Aycrs, Johnnie Badgctl, Bar SECOND ROW' Mnrgarul tljcggvl Barrow, Rebecca Pzlackard, ,lo Ann Brndlcv, Marilyn Brudgvs. Cnolvn Pnrvnnl, Nancv Psurrm THIRD ROW: Marv Burrus, Jo Ann Buxlcr, lilcnnor Byrd, Joan Calcv, Ymilv C.1r.1wny, Sue Cargllc. 69 R 'S 13? abr i , fa PRECLINICALS .Q I . Betty DcBoard, Doris Grace Gray, Dorothy I I . fi- .fi 3 G 4' 'W .5 e :gg ,fit s 3 . . ' 2:2252 , 6. R L. , yi V ,- gf Til, ' ' if i 'u . , ' ' f ,it r t 4 W E V I Zig, 56 jr 6- an Q 69 225' '- :. G. all vi I9 I f - if 5- .mf ' 1 Y I ' v 41 4 v -7' , ai -I - n r . I A I 1 I ' ' I I K 3' ,, ,fm . I 1,1 I fwir E I I I LEM 3' i-wil - , , ' r TTB g 'f Y Q ' , Q7 if X -- I - A Y 7 inf 'I 1 I , N ' . gyai ' A 21' 61' I - , 1 lil I l gf I I I 1 M ' -if w l 418' 1 rl ' I . 'AN Pg.. 'Q ' 25. gs - 1- 4 gs . Y 2 X fin. 1 , ' L Y -A Ni' r I. ' Eg ,rxu B Liu.. ' E ri X is FIRST ROXV flcfl to righilz Barbara Carmichael. Evelyn Chapman. Carol Compton, I Edwards, Elo Edwards. I SECOND ROXV: Vera Sue Ifllis. Iimilv Ilowcrs. Marv Jann Gerald. Nancy Goodson. .AJ Grcgorv. 'ff i THIRD ROXV: Thcrus Grooms, Elizabeth Gurlcv. Audrcv Harris, Phyllis Harris. Michal Henderson, Bobbie N .Ican I-Icrring. FOURTH ROXV: Ircnc Hric, Ann Johnson. Sara Jolly. Barbara Jones. Bebe Knight, Beverly Lingo. FIFTH ROXV: Jo Ann Linncv. Dorothy Lucas, SylviaM:I.e-od, Barbara Martin. Estelle Moore. Juanita Morris, F , 70 l dl. -jam, ., a- , , ---E PRECLINICALS .wyrl .A :xi 1 ' .c Q Q Q I S. Z. 3 S' iv ' - ? is . , ,G .Q , ,M ,N Y ,K Q X . I , , ,Y in 'M , flu: 6' A by F K N J' ' -Q: f uf' 5, ' Q X' j Yi' I , Hi 'ix I. I ' 'B ss. .Q ,R xt 'A , Kr - V ' 1 f N Q f fl IIRST ROW' Hell lo Ilghlfi Dons Pngc, Marv Anne Patton. JO.mn.r Rav, Ruth Rnd. Sarah Rcvrmlds, Naomi Rrddlc S-l:COND ROW' Shxrluy Roblvlns. Rulwcm Slums, CAIIIQ Smith, Vdvlhc Smwth, ,Lmc Smpr-Q FWCIIC Snvdcr, THIRD RONV. Sue SUYYUII, Yllcn 'I'.1bur, Vuggy XVr1rd, Rmc XX'Avnrclx, Busy XVcxl. Sarah XVcsl. IOURTH ROXY, Margaret 1N.Jni XVIISOD. 556 71 xi! v 1. X iw n 'HEJIJVA il- 3 X, e a sf ,EQ 52:- ' :s V X . 'I a-' ,dl . 'K f ,- Q' rw-ig V Q HE UNIDIQ YEAIQ L. - , ,,,, 77 , , K UNIUIQS lll'l' TO Rllrlll, Ann Allred, llrcxrdunl, P1.rrlmr.w Xlarklmm Yule-ljrcxrrlr nl l,vrcn.1 Mo-wdv, 5-clrcmrv, lzmma l,uu Harmon, 'l'rc.rxurcr, lvulvn llnclwrgcr. Rep' rcscnumvc N01 l'lC'l'l.'Rl,D llnclvcl Mor-Clv, Rcprcsurrmxuvc -1. My N-.X is 15, gg '3- F, ll - 'sz'-f .V Q 1 'Q .xx 1 .' '. VIRST ROW' llcfr lf- rrghrl Ann Allrcd, Ann fXxhcr.rll. Mnrrlvn Bust, Hclcn Caldux-II llcguv SKCGND ROXV: Dorullw lfllrml, Nano' l3rVc, lif'l1I'Il.1lOll Harmon Dong Hunan Mgrrhg Hull THIRD ROXV Marlorrc Jasper, Marx' Allis Kcllcr Dawn Krnimd Shrrlcv lncv, Martha l,Aml1 73 ,. he Q ' 1 3- Clark F 5 G: ak- -+2 , 'etlfilif Z -4 Q-.. fr 5' - fl l A I at Qi A , . JUNIORS T ' :-vc TT: ' Q9 ' . ' gl I' 'N 'x I - I 1 Q. I , ' -A i W Ml 1 f?Mi5fSLl 5: Fi ' . .5517-,f ' fin -' . , 1 V I -L 5 ' A .qi .Jiri 4- -1 - - n k f 4: ' 2 375 ' . . A x ' - 4 lf ' . I I LQ a ,- Q- A f V .I -l ' . , I I , ' 1 l '1 I f ' Wu. X W at 'iff 4- QS X 9 ' V I 'L , f, I if .1 I-' if ii , . f-I X' ' 6 Q- f' P ' Y N-1 'A 7 VI i A I -,' ici' ' ' N 'Ill' x, . 1 1 'Aff ,. ' L K if! fill 'V '1-I ,..:': . -as ,- V, . ' 1 1 X I - .fx FIRST ROW' llcfr to rightl: Evelyn Leonard, Verncll Lewis. Evelyn Lincbcrger, Bonnie Lynch. Jean Lytton. SECOND ROXV: Phoebe Manring. Barbara Markham. Ann Monger. Lorena Moody. Rachel Moody. THIRD ROXV: .Icrry Moore. Jane Nelson. Berry Overcash. Lilija Paberzs. Amy Jane Puryear. FOURTH ROXV: Lou Roberts. Berry Robertson. Norma S.gmon. Gloria Sizemore. Marilyn Stroupe. FIFTH RONV: Dorothy Thomas, Linda Thompson. Ruth Thompson. Ann Tumblin, Virginia Underwood. 74 '-... . g M L., JUNIORS ' .7 I N wi '5 iw- rr. 5 ' 5' ' ac x vi' C . , 9 N' 6, , , X V' 'ax' c' ' X , ' x -A m 1 , v X - S. 6 Q Lbs, I . IIRNI RUXY llcll lu flghli QWW1 XYJIIM-r Ijalw XYJII-.cr. Iucv Null XYJIM-rs, ffhrusllnc XY.xrrun Ikgqx' Wlnchcs Sl COND ROXY lr.1ncu XV1ng.xlc Dons Yann' E L i4l'Y1 !n.. 75 ' 4. 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' -- - - '- - F: -4- ,rf -1 4 ff'-'f' ' f:.f-:-- 1-lvl.. ,V ff-.- .- - -.-. . -, -,c ' ' . H x...L...,,,L1Q-' 4 -' 72,11 2,,v',4f, .- .'t.. ,' -- . - ' TH- Zi' A V' 44651: f l 7 , .-N, --v Q TBM Oh Hou I Hal lo Klcl Up ln The Xlurnlngl Hurry Hurrv, Hurrx DAILY ACTIVITIES OF A SENIOR DFx'JIl1llITlC'l 'I ,lust Called Llp To Tell Xiu If ! ! ! 1 J I il Q - + ffmu. Slum-' .X lruwr lwm ,X Nrmu- I .xpywm-xx Ihr.-1 mf IMI-. In lhlg M.-mvnq 4 ff f. . 1 Q - airy f' I 1 --v V-A v .Y in . Mi -wvmgvf' 1fPf'w--3 -' 33 1 ' . '-'Q ti., r X A L Aff, ' . ..- -Q - ,. l - , . in .,.., v , 1 THE SENIUIQ YEAIQ SENIUIQS If C ASS IDF 1953 f' 0 W CLASS OFFICERS 6.451 sr on le ng ll Barwara 1 Seetelaty 'Nanex Barlwee Presrden Iugenn Boone Treasurer ee-and ron Joyee XX oolard Represenutne louns Benlreld Xree I resrdenr 'Nmey Alexander Represenxame Not Plelured Ra hel Propst Soeul Charrman Memoirs of the Sensor Class Proud whrte caps swrshrng unrforms erecrtement and thrrlls these are a few of the many reasons srwtty four starry eyed carefree young marlens were led to beeome vshat are ealled Angels of Mercy We broke IIES wrth our tamrlres and elose frrends to enter a mysterrous proeess ot becomrng a nurse be mg the twenty erghth elass to enter the sehool of nursrng The nrst days of darlng enthusrasm qurekly re solxeel to many drsrllusrons as we began those lonff hours of elass from erght to five eaeh day rn the base ment elassroom especrally on those S17LllI'1g hot days rn Chemrstry elass As we were tryrng desperately to decrde who was more handsome Fehlrng or Hellrr Dr Medlrn roamed on about drstrllrng somethmg whreh always turned out to be H O As the weeks dragged on Mrss Chase was the only person who drd what We wanted she had to sleep rn the beds We made tthey turned out to be perfeet tool As we practrced grvrng ear and eye rrrrgatrons enemas ealll eterrzatrons and redemonstratmg the procedure for rrrrgatrng Wangensteen suctron she was xery patrent At one trme she even had a eolostomy but by the trme we began feelrng lrke lower elassmen and gorng on the wards We deerded that Mrss Chase must be fed up wrth us so we gave our first hypo to one of our elassmates XVhat an ordeal espeerally rf rt was wrong you got two shots And who was rt that gave Mrss Harrrson the make behexc rn suhn? Nursrng Arts really xx as an art to some people but to us rt was mennl labor aou often heard now Nlrss Hrll dont you know you should haxe a bath blanket on that bed Or Mrss so and so dont you know the hnen goes down the laundry ellute and dressrngs dovxn the rnernerator How you exer e1-.peet to beeome a nurse As soon as we finrshed one eourse there Vlete always two to replaee rt Exams rn pharmaeology mrerobrology lvshat bugs dont dol nutrrtron plus anatomy whrch all seemed to last tor eternrty Brrdge games and eoke partres seemed to always rule out studyrng tor anatomy as Aee eut krngs and queens and Muscles pulled rn a heart or tvxo Mxss Betty Cole from our elass rergned queen ol the halloween earnrval held rn the nurses home After the anatomy final exam wh1t lrttle nerves we thought we had seemed to be gone torexer so we all caught the next bus out of town to spend lour wonderful days at home Upon return from this short vaeatron ue spent a few hours on the wards and rt xx as at thus trme 1 - - i f 'N . 1 I x -V 1 , Q , f . 15.5 g Q , ,IN , - ,sv-se V A . fi l l' v A ,-? :2 ' ' - 1. ' 7 A IVZVV ' ' - 1' R . -16 -' Il ' FV - ' ' 5531 1.1 me 1 -1' Y: '- -,er 1 ws - . ,V 5-:yer-5:9. e::5 , ' , M v e ' 'f ,Q se -. 5 , . K, V 1- 1 Na' , ' 1 I' 'l Y-, .r Xt ' - v l - V .1 1 ' 1 f ' V hr r ' llclt 1 1h I l l'lllV e ' ' , A , t, , . 2 S,- , V., V V 1 1-1 M vs' Y 1 1 V V-1,11 1 xlll -, ,X ' ' ' ' I A A . eA AA. . . . 1 . . , A . 1 1 . I 1 x N Q. . ' 1 1 1 1 Y 3 A Y A A ' 'l ' Y, Y 1 A 1 A -A -1 1 A 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 v ' , , V V x A .. - 1 .. . .. I . . 1 . , . , . 7 I g W 3 1 ' - 1 A A , A 1 'K ' 1 1 ' , 1' 1 . 1 1 - ' ' ' , V . M . . , , , . . 1 V 1 A A A A ' , l 1 V 1 1 L D 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1, v 1 1 f 1- 1 1 P - 1 A r 1 A ' A A 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 A 1 I 1 A 1 1 Y 1 A 1 A 1 A - . . e , 1 ' 1 1 1' A 1 A V ' - ' , , ' ' ' 1 A A A A 1 ' A 11 1 A 1 A Y V 1 ' - 1 U 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 .. V T.. I - - .. w.. - V 11 A 1 i 1 V 1 1 1 A- 1 V 1 Y . . 1 1 1 1- . ' 1 A ' A 1 A , . . . . , 1 H A Y I - , x . , , i 1 A A 1 A 1 'I 1 1 Y 1 ' t A 1 1 V1 A ' A 1 1 A 1 Y A 1 . 1 1 'D 1 1 1 1 A 1 7 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 7 1 1 t A 1 A' A 1 1 1 11 I A 1 1 ' 1 A 1 A 1 i -. 1 .. . 1., 1 1 . Q . I 1 . u ,. V V. . 1 . V , . that we bcgan to feel like part of the team although we were scarcd to death every time a vshite uniform were kcpt and no more bed pans were carried in the diet kitchen The weeks soon passed and Christmas The night of the Junior Senior found a hustle and scurring about on second floor as Mrs Swain to the Reynolds Grill where music dancing and food wcre enjoyed And who were tht two girls on V 1 3 Y . 5 7 . V . . . i passed us. We soon learned where the bare essentials helped us with our formal attire and so off we went . . - 3 . D . ', . found half the class home while the others stayed and waited for New Year's to go home. The Student Government gave a Christmas party for those wi.o were not so fortunate to be home. Caroling to the patients was enjoyed not only by them but by those working as well. New Years Eve brought a gay night to quite a few, and where was Baxley? Dismal days followed as mid-terms hit us in the face and we burned midnight oil and crammed for exams. And so with the help and guidance of our faithful instructors we all passed. The spring fever must have overtaken a few of our class as some of the girls decided to change careers from nursing to housewives. With many hours of class work, instructions and demonstrations. we were next spending our weak- ends working eight hours a day. What a change for usf May the thirtieth brought a happy and unfor- gettable day to the entire class, We had made the grade and now the award. The White Cap-P.C. days were over for us. We began working all day like other nurses. also we learned to distinguish med- ical students from doctors. Out came the tennis rackets, card games, swim- ming, sun bathing. picnics and wiener roasts at Miller Park, and other parties for those here as well as the vacationers. This summer found many of us experiencing ourselves in the operating room. diet kitchen, and on night duty for the first time, Then the time came for the girls living at the courts to move to the nurses home and if you saw what looked like a bunch of hobos walking up and down in front of the hospital, it was just us and our belongings. The summer soon passed and as September grew near a new class of preclinicals arrived. To give the brighter side of nursing life. the class put on a min- strel show with Nancy Brown hitting the spotlight and gave them a glad welcome to our choice of living. Miss Shore was soon teaching us the bare essen- tials that the stork knew and the fall quickly passed with more classes and working night and day. Money became the pass word and people began by-passing us as we sold things from hot dogs to magazines to make money for our Junior-Senior. Halloween found us working like little eager beavers to make the carnival a success. Gloria Webb reigned as gypsy queen as we watched many of our fellow co-workers performing their talents. Thanksgiving came and went with most of us working. Christmas saw a few of the lucky ones go home. The new year brought many exciting events: valentine parties, elec- tion of class officers, and Sarah Doub's birthday. so she says. Tutterow left us unexpectedly to be- come Mrs. Redman. Success is really hers as she has a little Redman now. O.R, call who had to go ish a penny out of a little tot's throat? Summer soon came and many were now off on three weeks vacation, while the rest of us stayed on the wards to work and wait for our three weeks. There were excursions over to High Point Lake. Joy and Juanita with their tennis rackets were often seen out on the courts at sunrise, while Bob and Tha went out at sunset. We were real proud that Sarah Doub was selected to attend the Annual Nurses Meeting at Atlantic City with Miss Warren. At the close of the summer we saw another class graduate and we were getting excited over receiving our black bands and being the senior class. Miss Harrison. former Director of Nursing Education and a faith- ful and devoted instructor was leaving the school to go home for a rest. And so our last year began and the second group of our girls left for the Hill , The experiences at the Hill' are some that will never be forgotten. There is also the business and social angles which must be considered in deciding whether or not one likes it. Psychiatry is really interesting, huh, girls? With the onset of having married students remain in the school. Gloria Parks became Mrs. Harris and is still with us. Dot Ann Johnson became the bride of George Winecoff. Congratulations to you both. Spending our last Christmas here as students, the weeks and months began passing quickly. After spending the last few months on our specialties, Miss Boone tried to cram in our thick skulls how a pro- fessional nurse should conduct herself. With this. we actually pulled through our last year. Despite our differences and our characters , we have lived and felt closer to this group which we called our class than any group we know: sharing happy and sad occasions. As we look a wee bit into the future, we see a few couples who may become happily hitched-Tha and Bob, Jeanette and Tilton, Prandy and Earl. Rachel and Cecil, Woody and Robert, Cynthia and Allen. Speedy and Archie, Pat and Clyde, Propst and Lindsey, Beverly and Dan. Gloria and Donald, and if things work out like we hope they will, may- be Sarah and Charlie will make the grade. If there is anyone left out in this paragraph who has plans for the future, it's because we don't know about it. As the rest of us try to seek new and brighter nelds in the profession. many of us are going on to school for extended courses in nursing. Until our class meets again. we break the ties that bind our love and fellowship, and leave the late date parties , walks to the foot, and the Hlling of the campus with our devilishment to the next class and those who follow. Mary Jane Solomon X, it In N1 x X1 I xx LX Dnulnnxuwn C mdx And Calm NAM x BXRBH Babe Rudsullv. N C Holm Cookmg AxN Bfxxl 1 x XVoolLy fagncr, N. C. 'AI'm Yours BARIHARA BAYN1-s Barbara XVinsronfSalcm, N, C. If I Could Be Vwfith You Q, S X- -5142 . - 2' vf Q. lux I 32 'E . ..n I X. em W M U W H K N 3,1 w W qw .,. -. ,my . .,.... . - ......,.. .. A.. . -.1.e,,,.,, .,..4- 'iw .1 'TTC is LOUISE BENFIELD Butch Lenoir, N. C. Dream A Little Dream of Me MRS. REBECCA BOLLINC1 Becky Winston'Salem. N. C. Can Anyone Explainn? EUGENE BOONE BoOnie Waynesville, N. C. As Time Cvoes By' J' I NANCX' BROWVN LOOcie Leaksville, N. C. H0110 Alone up .I .. VSAT?-'E , ' . .A wx-. .t . 1-SGW' L . img if , W Hz rife If A N Br- l'IY I5L'x14,,-xlexli Bctty Bum Valticsv, N, C . So Tircdn .IIIYCV CLILMMVR Cflcm Burlington. N. C. 'AHold That Tiger CLARA CLONTZ Clam Bell Granite Falls, N. C 'I cmm'c Out Of Hurt SARAH Dwtfn Doub East Bend. N. C1 Nobody Knows 23. u , -fd? W 1' k X f, 'f'rQQ4 ii... MARTHA DOWDY Marty Burlington, N. C. Dark Eyes MABEL EDDINS Mabel Norwood, N. C. 'Ain't Misbehavin' DORIS GROGAN Speedy Greensboro. N. C. Just One Of Those Things BARBARA HILL I - Q Toodles 1 ' Hendersonville. N. C. Rx Q A-Q Can't We Be Friendsn? ': i 1 i. I , 1 N ' . 3, - , 'A 84 Ihxlltxf IA l'1wl1r.1m pusy XVinston-Salem, N, C. All By Mysclfu CYNUIIA Huwsm-TH Mamma Vwfinston-Salem. N, C That's Nly Desire DUT JOHNSON WINLECO Dot Ann Ralcigh. N, C. Through The Years' FRANCIS JIMNSON Shorty Mountain City, Tenn Sitting By The XVindou PATRICIA JOHNSON P. J. High Point, N. C. Pack Up Your Troubles PRANDY KENNEDY Prandy Beulahville, N. C. 1. And So To Sleep Again NANCY KNIGHT 'ANe' Har1cey Guilford College, N. C. Gonner Wash My Blues Away PEGGY LEE UP. Lee New Bern, N. C, Stepping Out With My Baby UV J? F 7 ! I Ca xr x Ifrw. LY xX!11IT1ll'1gIOI'1 N C Thus O C10 k In T hm Mormng N107Fl.Il LINER o Way nesvxllc N C Just Called Up To Te 'Xou BARBARA NXCELRATH Bobbxe Ashgvmllc N C Musu Musxc Muslc JUANITA MARTIN Juamta Alexandrxa Vmrglma n t N ou Rnad Between Thu Lxms W N W. Y C -.--f f gb I 'ww' W f' - V 1' 551 1 A F, , Jlggih U . A TWV' T' 4 g - L , if ui ' lv ,Y 4 w- -- ez j - w ee . f A' Jas' - ' , '73-ff1? ' f e f . if A K 4 fs- e- fi C ,i A M'-by X ,..-:tk ' 88 NIARILYN MASHBURN Star Star, N. C. I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles DIZLORES MERRILL Dec Southern Pines, N. C. NVhy Does It Get So Late So Earlyu? NIXNCN' NIITCHELL Mitch High Point, N. C, But Not For Me THA MOORE PARKS Tha Roanoke Rapids. N. C. XVish You Were Here s if r is. is ,X x ., 'v-'rr x Ev ! I .bl 4 '-I 3,,L'fl'fli Q' 'R' . .' he ANN Of .1 min ,P ':,: -.emi .fx Old l,.iely ,T -.-'rdf , 'J ' ' Klorelvend City. N. ff. ,f -l : ' --' Xt, , . , , e . , ,. -V ,f .1 M l rying l 0 lwwrget H Ull ' 'f - ' -1 f 92 ': .- QQ' l 2 -Q ,' fbi-' :Lv l K1 21,1 : gl -1- ,, A.. yy 4 J' : iv. QU, 4--j. 'YV , . , l V ,fgfizif ,gl 5 89 l,.ORl-Nl- G1 ,i,iAsm' 'Renie Belle Hamilton, N, C. Cool Vx'ater G1 mem Pmlm Hfxiemx Gloria Carthage, N. C. Hlllll Making Believe Sfxrmii PARKS lilmlxi Jacksonville, Florida Slipping Around 1 'l '1 r-1 - v . 1 5 I , . N. 's 1 S 1 -143-.1'.3. . , .4. ala-L AL' .iv 1 -,maui ANN PETERSON A'Pctie Vanceboro, N. C. I'm Making Believe' MARX' PHIPPS Bird Tail Wcst Jefferson, N, C. Work For The Night Is Coming RAQHEL PROPST WILLIAMS Propst Hickory. N. C. Shc's Too Fat For Me THELSIA PRUITT HT. P. I m Conner Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair 1 E f - Yiw- W F. ,. J U f , V fer' X V L-qxf, ' iiifevf d f . Er if C . ' A X . A. H W-, L -114. vu . Q1 1, 'f..,i3L ,V x S ' r. ,Q-.9 '- : , 'ilk 'WZ , 1'-6 fi af C x. ' 1' ff? gl i., .5 ' 575, if , 4 X 'g1v, g,V4l l ' it : 1 91 RAC 11,1 PAIXKIA HR. P. XVhcrc Arc You , INIARY Jw? So1,ox1oN Muscles wxboro. N. C. 'Tima On My Hands' CHERRY 'THOMAS Chs.rry Ann Burlington. N. C. 'Bccauscu GLORIA WEBB XVcbbic East Bend. N. C. Goodnight Sw cctheart I ' R 1 Q mf. Airy, N, cj, RL JEANETTE WILLIAMS Nette Jackson Springs. N. C. Can't We Talk It Over CHRISTINE WINSTEAD Chris Raleigh, N. C. l Could Write A Book LUc1II.I,I5 WOODARD Lucy Greensboro, N. C. Ain't Going Nowhere' WILLIANIETTE WooDY Woody Siler City. N. C. 'AlVly Ideal .fe .lk N J. ig. X ,lov 1- Wool Mm Joy Sanford, N. C. Sleepy Timu Gal' V1Rn,1N1A Wmum Ginnie Polkton, N. C. Three Vkfondcrful Lcturs From Homcn SEN 0 f' 5 GLQRI.-x NXTBB A NN OCQLESBY Most Attractive Br Q7 Best Personality CYNTHIA HUDSPETH Most Professional Witticst RACHEL PROPST V'ILI.I.-XXIS t 94 N v- . - - .1 ,,,,....., - , SIJIDEIQLATIVES f 'UE But All Around X S.-xmli Donn Mon SllldlOLl5 WILLI.-m111'1rfXMM x Most Depcndabh RA4iHlf1 PMN R Most Athletic JVANITA NIARTIN N JS? Z' Q , .Ah MY M , Y U .1 'JU . A A Y - ,M . lfXTI2A'CU IQIQICU LAD ACTIVITIES 4 ,fi ' 73 ' . , -rw STUDE T GUVEDNMEN 41 Wx W 'ji . X I x . I y Q m in 1 9 'I sf ml ,. I1 i f N. I' X A JA r. 2' A Inf' A lifii .A .B 1' Q1 is 7 ' . Y X r 'J X :Q -Q ' 7 r f f ri FIRST RUXY flcfl l0 Ilghli Snmh Doub, Pu-sldcnl. Pcggv Clark Vrcc-Prcsidvrwt. Nnmux Mllrlucll. been-lnrv, Mabul ilddxns Trmsurur, SLCOND ROXV, .lov Xvoolard, Nana' rXlcx.1ndcr. Srnmr RCPICSCFIIJIIVCS Ivclvn lxnrlwrgrr Ruhvl Mnodv, lunmr RCIWfQ5UDlJllX'L'h. THIRD ROXV: Ann Jnhnsun, 5.1r.1h Imllv. Prcclmlcal Rcprcicnmllvcs, Mrs Grace liarlv Mxss Iiva Dum Conn-r, laculw Advrgors. IQURTH RONV: Nancy Barbra, Scmor Clnis IJIvI5ldUl'lI, Ann Allred, Iumor Clara Prukrdcnt Nam XVrlmn, Preclinrcal Class Prfsldunl. 97 ' WHITE MATTER STAFF Juanita Marlin Edllur B,1ru.1ra Hull l3us1r1u.x.s Murvuqur Nancy Knighl ,-huxlunl Uzmnuw Munuqrr SMIII P.1rks l'l7ulfwgmplnr Nancy Brown Phwmqruplnr Lctl: Marv Jane Solomon, C0-Edmfr 1 Right: Miss Baltic Bkxise Fafullu AdL'r'.sur 98 1 THE PLACEBO STAFF sf- I I ET IO RIp,H'I lnygy XYLml.1ni. Cupvlmdvr. Fur Puggv Clark, Iiwllsxncm Manager, lllgcnm Pu-vm' Mm mer, Msnagrr fdm-r l'.1rw Hupluns Idm-I ' W NOT PICVIVUPXI D lurrlm MUOCIV, Idllur I, una bn lwlmwn Study-nt Cmwrnmvnl Rrpurlcr, Cvmhm Hud Pmxlcx' Sunlur Rcpfvrlcr, Immnlml H.1r11wn Xhrwrlu M155 Iva Dune Cmnvr .Xdvlwr Nurwx Humu Yuxpuxx Wx -n-,nu-1- fv- 1 ,- ix lmm Pmvncs. Cfnpvrmdcr Rnchul IXI-mdv, .lunmr Rupurlcr. wr Hcp--rlcr, Nnnfx' Pmrlwu Scrum Rcpnxlcr J-win Llrrn- 151.111, Prwduclwn :XlJI1Jj.1L'I, Nlmlcx' lan' Clrfllhtwn Man- .xgur I1nd.1 I'hon1pwn, .Nfl Idxlur. Inxchrl Ilwrkur CSL' Ruporlcr Susan Pwlnclmrd I'. C Rap-wrlcr, Ann spqlh I-vrunc Ugluslw, Klmkl Parks lwnzllru XVl1lcrs, Ann Jmpur, lunuur Hcporlcrs. Bcllv Bux11g.1rdm'r. Cfvpvrmdcr. Ih c Slmirnl Cfhx 99 'jew Zi A x I 2 'Q i K fr' X I H A 1 . I ,.-.-2,4 i i'--1 X I lf V A + .V A ,I 4y. ' ' 5 'Q sf f Y ' A.. . JT- ' gi I . 2 Q. ,, 'T - - y U V ' if fi' T65- M M' .A A YL D :' w5 '3y,-Y . . , V 1 I . - - mag-. f V F- , J C F align Il 'W' NJ -Q--1 - ' f+' 1 ' 1 f h-7' ff! .il D Z1 f N 2, .a T4 I - il - qv . c . Y . is-5 -ll lil CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION All students in the school of nursing are members of the C.S.U. The purposes of the organization are to unify, visit and promote various religious activities in the school and to enlist every student in these activities which shall seek to promote the christian development and spiritual growth of the student nurse. The activities sponsored by the Christ- ian Student Union include: Monday night vesper services at 6:30 in the evening in the nurses' home, Thursday night vespers which are held for the benefit of the pa- tients, hospital personnel, as well as the nurses in the amphitheater of the hospital, morning watch before breakfast. Evening watch is also held each night in the prayer room set up by the students. As for other activities for the patients. Sunday school lessons are taught each Sunday morning in the amphitheater for adults and on pediatrics for the children. Story hour on Wednesday of each week, the conduction of the student choir, and other social ac- tivities are held for the C.S.U. members. ln November our C.S.U. was represented at the Raleigh convention for members from the entire state. Other mission ac- tivities are sponsored throughout the year. -H51 ,r 7, Ni! i- ' L F i -Q P .VK -x '. It -ex 5 ' 1, I I THE YOUNG VJOMENS AUXILIARY The Y.VV.A. is a group which is dedicated to leading the campus to know about and to participate in mission activities, Our aim is to unite the young women of our campus in an enduring mis- sionary enterprize through which they shall show faith the beauty of holiness. That in all things He might have the preeminencef' 4Colossians l:l8l, Meetings are held every two weeks in which students as well as visiting missionaries take part. The main highlights of the year included a visit from our state young peoples secretary in October, a week of prayer for Foreign Missions in Decem- ber. and a mission study class in the spring led by .1 missionary nurse. Our watch word-They that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the Hrmament: and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever. rDaniel 12:39. lO3 l '.5 , , I , 'T-'f i ' IN MEMORIAM TO 5-O' MRS. BESSIE BEAMER 104 . LEST WE PART As seniors, we soon hope to be graduates. We soon will be leaving our hospital and nursing school-those phases of learning through which we have passed are now to be learned by those of you who follow in our footsteps. Gur training has been hard and trying and from our experiences we have found that nursing is not a bed of roses. We leave behind our good times and carry with us their memories. not speaking for our more trying times. lest We never forget them. We are not sorry that we chose nursing as a profession as it has helped our growth in maturity and has increased our knowledge and experience. and given us many opportunities to help the sick, injured. and handicapped. To our parents and guardians whom we credit for our being here: to the hospital nursing staff and administrators: to our instructors who have tried so hard in helping us to become good nurses-and we hope you are not dis- appointed with us-we have many thanks to you all. Last on our list but first in our hearts, we thank our Heavenly Father that we are well and able to carry out our responsibilities and duties as pro- fessional nurses and administer to those in need. -THE EDITOR 1 105 .H 'fitljiie . .... 1 'P l RW i,. Qi Y. r -. .fi- c i 5. Q. 35'- ?- I 'Q . A, K. 4 jigs 5 ,A ? 1 P . ,.- K ATTENTION DOCTOR! WHAT DO YOU THINK OF NURSES? Nurses are indispensable to the healing art. Dr. Wingate Johnson Nurses are most essential to the doctors success. Dr. Moore I believe nursing is a wonderful help to any young woman in her future life. I have two sisters who are registered nurses. Ibelieve a nurse is indispensable to a doctor in practicing modern medicine. Dr, Husband The first thing to go for on the ward, not the patient or chart, but the nurse. Dr. Sweeney They are co-workers of doctors, should work along with, and parallel to doctors, and not under doctors. Dr. Luke A fine bunch of girls. I'm in favor of them! Dr. Burt I'm married to one. what more can I say? Dr. Mauzy Too many get married Ito someone elsel too soon. An anonymous bachelor, Dr. Whitener, that is! I love them allYf Dr. R. B. Harris Best authors in the world lof nurses noteslf' Dr. Hugh Tyner Generally a wonderful bunch of people. Some rather highly sensitive, however. Dr. Vann I think nurses are a wonderful institution and there should be more N.C.B.H. girls for all North Carolina. Dr. D, E. Ward XVhen they are good they are a doctor's most essential friend, but when bad, oh my- Dr. Albert Glod Essential equipment. John Godfrey Vvle don't know what to do with them. but we can't do without them. Dr. Jack Felts Best friends an intern can have. Dr. Grimsley I agree with Grimsleyf' Dr. Huitt Nurses are those who care for the sick t 1From Webster! Dr. Ray Silverthorne What do I think about nurses-All the time. Dr. A. W. Biggs Good for the morale of the patients and doctors too. U Dr. Dickerson More capable and courteous than any group I have known. Dr. D. W. McKee I 106 I i if ..- xrn., w -v ,me - G5 C EL .su.:.7.o-Ax, f - -- -U Y . - .f 1- ' U One of North Carolina's Leading Men's and Boys' Stores Compllmems of ' ' ' Noted For Its Leadership in STYLE, QUALITY and GOOD SERVICE JA C A R D ' S FRANK A. STITH CO. ii? Smart Fashions for Men and Boys Nisscn Bldg. Winston-Salem XVinston -Salem Compliments of THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL SODA SHOP il' l l IO8 PHONE 7121 Cfomplimcnls of . . . Morris Service -H0 Vv'cst Fourth Sl Hine-Bogby Co., Inc. YOUR STORE Clnfhwra and Furnzshcrm Phono 2-H45 -HZ Trade St, Bocock - Stroud Co. GiflsfSpurting Goods -Toys Mcn'S Clothing---Applinnccs Pl1otogr.1pl1ic Supplies Records and Radios Tcluvision Established 1000 ROMINGER FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS EOR 53 YEARS lt's fmm Montaldds nn-uns Ihr' l 1m'st I'1L1.KhlvUI'l.X for Ihr' ffarcvr Cizrl and hw' a1IoLL'ur7u' MONTALDOQS RENDEZVOUS SHOP Second Floor IO9 5. 'ff 1? ' 61. '51 K-1' N, . 1 K -Qi: . XI. I 3 i 5 ' A c ' Esso Snvncuvn f rx ' Y ' a,aLn,,u1,ll1,ulJ,nu,QL-4 . -- ., l!,i, o -1. -In ln: ,, of F Q' , ll. llllg I zl ' ..i1'Eg31 .r -,- . ' -.---- fr X Q , y Fa, 5. 9. x -A. V i' F L aff' 3 A i- ,qg N If s Y N. A. KlNG'S ESSO SERVICE Svruimf the pc-normal of thc Murlivul brhool und Bupirsf Hospital lrflll XVQSI First St. Phonc 71-1978 3601 S. Main St. Phone 4-9314 HAPPY MOTORING L.K,l,e.-12 pl cn you want Ll photograph you want .1 Hnc photograph and that's thc only kind our photographer takesf motograph StudiogSecond Floor .-Q W r H0 Cook Artifleial Limb Q5 Brace Co. 405 XVnughtown St. XVinston-Salem. N. C. Phone 3-6311 Froeber Produce Co 'vlbhc' Ilnnw of l rrn'r71fl1f11'.x,x4' XVholeSnle Tzfllll, Pl'Ok1l1iC and PRGVISIONS Phone 7101 Compliments . . IHC. Fine Shoes for OIHANLONS Ladies, Men and Children DRUG STORE On The Square -H-1 Trade St. XVinston-Salem Phone 2-U5 Z 5 A Store Faithfully Serving YOUR STORE BELK-STEVENS COMPANY The Home Lovers of Comphments from . XVinston-Salem H I 60th YEAR lt's Easy to Buy the Hauertgf Wag 550 N, Liberty St. Phone 2-5118 lhe Home of Better Values Corner 5th and Trade Sts. XVinston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of . . Compliments B R O W N R O G E R S of 8 D I x s o N 'Ulihe Best Place lo Gel it FRI EN D Hardware-Sporting Goods and Ansco Photographic Supplies M I L K Compliments . . . C . . Fkffff off our own farms 1012 s. Marshall sf. MILK Phone 2-3475 Compliments of , . . DOBY'S BAKERY Birthday and Wedding Cakes UA Specialtyn 640 VJ. 4th St. Phone 2-4126 Belchefs, Inc. Shoes of Distinction for MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN Nissen Building XVinston-Salem, N. C. l in 112 l Cash YS Carry Pickup U Dclivcry RUSSELL CLEANERS Tops in Dry Cleaning W. B. Russell Phone 4-lZZl lZO South Hawthorne Road Winston-Salcnm, N. C. f. ff.. LN 'fn 'f ll 'Gm no . llliumnm, :LH-A-Lummg In 1-vc-ry an-zu. om- greal store' stands out . . . in lllv south il's Smnilvglldlllinlwu WITH BEST WISHES FROM HANES HOSIERY MILLS CO. Matt Howell Motors DODGE-PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS 210 N, Marshall St, Winston-Salem, N. C. Royal Typewriters The Wor1d's No. 1 Typewriter Carolina Business Machines Co. 616 W, Fourth St, Winston-Salem, N. C. B O B B I T T ' S College Pharmacy Corner Hawthorne Road and Locltlancl Avenue Phone 3-1867 Compliments . . . Kelley Paper Company Winston-Salem. N. C. To welcome Patronize Our WINSTON Advertisers Coca Cola Bottling Company Phone 6188 1 114 W l lt Paws to I.ool: ll'eIl Treat Yourself to the Best Hawthorne Road Barber Shop Save Time by Making an Compliments of . . . Town Steak House lVhere Good lfootl ls Ifnjoyeu' Appolmmfm By Good People lO7 South Hawthorne Road Dial 6548 . Compliments of . . BRENNER IRON AND METAL CC. LYNN SHOPS Accessories lor the Better Dressed Vvlomen 221 W. Fourth Street Winston-Saleni. N, C. lLfAS SUlPll3Llf GQMMNY 4, E32 wnoieiisfxif ELM? of D1sTRiBU'1'oRs Plumblnil -md 1 lndustrial and Fleeting ?lFf?sP:IC5 l'2,E7,6N4i5'i Vxhterworlxs liqurpment GHC 'J 5 5' Phone 34023 Cl l iN C Rl-'h,N, tglliisfclfnql-OKKS1 Wlnsfenfhlfm- N C flflggntar of Columbia, S C Phone hlll Phone CYpn:ss 7-l8l H5 so 4 4 I w s 32? -if DY-DEE SUPPLYCO. l 187 Vvlaughtown Street Vvlinstori-Salem. N. C, ' Telephone 4-5563 ffl i CAMEL CITY , ' A LAUNDRY DW? - Troubles i w, fl Bundle of Satisfaction 1 N , g ' I, , Certined Dry Cleaning 1 il F' ' Oldest 7 Largest - Best he Diaper Service 508 E' 4th Dial 6196 The Modern Way Modern Mothers Take Care of Their Baby's Diapers Washroom Laboratory Control I TO THE CLASS OF '53 . . . lf E: Lv it . Mg. ,VS t i With sincere appreciation of the trust placed in us by the Physicians, l'? r Nurses and Institutions which tor more than ninety-three years we 5 have been privileged to serve, we bespeak for you as you launch upon i your careers of service to mankind, the same full share of public con- 'I fidence and trust which has inspired us to greater efforts all through , W the years. May you always Look up and not down-forward and not back- ward -and may your guiding light be First consideration for I others. f FRANK VOGLER a sous r l ' M i i 116 L-1:-lil ff, ll ce, . H Cardinal Products umplimcnts ot . . . Inc. Hanover Wholesale P4 O PM lt Durham. North Carolina 'll-luplioncz 5-71-l7l lglll lvl' AW- Scicntinc Glassware Sciuntinc lnstrumcnts XX . -S.lr . . , , lmwn lkm N C' Reagent C.hcmic.1ls 9 v - H' 3 , I wk. l l LH, Qin: l l l l , l Congratulations, l GRADUATES! You are graduating into the trcest economy on earlh . , the only one left wlnere you can 1 pick your own iob and work out your own Q ideas about making it more productive and i more profitable Your diploma is a challenge ' to understand Our Way . . to Keep It Free and Make It Better DUKE Puwizn COMPANY l ..-u J, - ll7 Compliments of . . . Colter 6' Chappell Electric Co. CONTRACTORS D. J. W. E, Colter Chappell DIAL 4-6316 ZlOl Sunnyside Ave, Winston-Salem, N. C. What Can We Do For You? CITY NATIONAL BANK 206-208 West Fourth St. COLLEGE-HOSPITAL Branch Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. For 3 4 years- We have served the Medical Profession in the Two Carolinas. We are anxious to serve You the Resident Physicians, Interns and Medical Students of The BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL of MEDICINE You are cordially invited to visit us in either GREENSBORO or CHARLOTTE Let us assist you in the selection of your equipment and supplies Our Representative in Winston-Salem . . . Mr. Perry Ritch will be glad to confer with you at your convenience. - WINCH ESTERS - wiNcHEs1'ER-RITCH WINCHESTER SURGICAL SURGICAL COMPANY 421 West Smith St. Greensboro, N. C. SUPPLY COMPANY ll9 East 7th St. Charlotte, N, C. .g-.-SIL ----A-M - -- X-RAY SERVICE CO. Sales, Service. and Supplies X-RAY EQUIPMENT ELUOROSCOPIC EQUIPMENT DIATHERMY EQUIPMENT RECEPTION ROOM FURNITURE Authorized Sanborn EKG Sales and Service Agents Heath Little. Manager Telephone 4-9114 IO3-I Northwest Blvd. Winston-Salem. N. C. WINSTON POULTRY COMPANY Eresh Dressed Poultry fd Eggs Country Hams Open 6 days a week for all kinds of live poultry 7089 Dial: 6827 DELIVERY SERVICE VJholesaIe and Retail 322 kVest Seventh St. XVinston-Salem. N. C. Graduates . . , In admiration to you all for your great achievement IDHWW The Bakers of Good wholesome foods ll-I West -lth St. and City Market Compliments of . . . LENTZ TRANSFER 81 STORAGE COMPANY LOCAL MOVING LONG DISTANCE MOVING I-IOUSEI-IOLD GOODS STORAGE 226 S. Liberty St. Telephone Z--ll l-I ll9 , .25 ' E CI- W ' sl L? 525 .ix as fl '-1 X. -A . 'fi 5. 4 it 55? ,. Q. 7 L L 1 Kal ls. Y I .fy 6. is 1--e Q , .sf 1. rw. Voglers Jewelers C I' f . . . Omp lmems O Your Leading Jewelers and Silversmith C O H E N ' S for eighty-eight years U H West Fourth Street Ready-to-Wear Next to Carolina Theater ...Dial 2-0347 . . . 217 West Fourth Street 1865 1953 TRY The PINE HALL BRICK ARDMORE AND PIPE co. Restaurant Compliments . . . For 4 oooo Pooo Wmsfoffsalfm Phone 9402 Air Conditioned Her Store . . . for Quality Nlerchandise Reasonably Priced THE IDEAL West Fourth Street ll'here Quality Never Varies Printed By THE LASSITER CORPORATION CHARLOTTE, N. C. Engravings By JAHN 5' OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. cH1c:Ac3o 7, ILL. l2O :- . 14 .2 x W -. L al f - .v, 1 5 Er--ml 5 4 1 3 L 3 1 l ir r A 1 2' aa '51, 1 X . N if Y Q Vi 5 ' af .N '.- , , ,