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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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ACTIVITIES ......... .......... .....J..four ll.-lleight ......eIeven . . . . . .thirty-one ............thirry-two forty-six .............IIIfy-four ...........IiIty-ei,gI1t .............IiIty-nine fifty-nine .................SlXIY ..........sIxty ..........sixIy ....s'ixty-one PUBLICATIONS .....,...................... ......................................... . sixty-two ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA ............................................................................... .... s ixty-Three WINGATE M. JOHNSON MEDICAL SOCIETY ................................... .......... s ixty-three FREDERICK R. TAYLOR HISTORY OF MEDICINE SOCIETY .............. ' .... sixtyfihree SAMA ....................................................................................................................... ...... s ixty-Iour PHI RHO SIGMA FRATERNITY .................. ..... - ...sixty-six PHI CHI MEDICAL FRATERNITY ................ sixty-eight ...... one hundred ninetegn 'Hs UW Q, K ,Cf Wx: '- li 1- . ZYTT, ff, -: - '::1 . f 4 ri, MJ 5533? '-.,- QW E .ff-. Milf' Wfffl T .. .-5,-Y 54' ui . ' MH- uw' 1. : ? - - 1 f,:,-111.21 - 1 'AQ 2' Af H555 'l . e1 Lx . . N 14 uf. ., H sv .. 5 L. -- X- A :..g:,gne? ' ,,..f .QQ 1, ' : N N'f1 151, Page Tbree i ' V' f , s , , 33 'Y S' 'f Q but -5::: - s.,g:,',- 5 'sf so M . ' if : SA. st W ss . 4 '. f:ita .g.s'-X ' . - 2 - so .ff-ss.-,zf at-::..1:.: is .. . :.:.-:Mi Z -E'1.5f51Ssf:':1f- -ii-s: i'f.,.:I-'-:1'f'-. Q . ,, LQ ., 'fi' . as. I 11'1-532::,:::I:siEI2i5'i Q ,.,. sq-'IUPQNN f it s. ' X' is M..,.t.,- is h x . H 3' sw:-V H i , sw' 'vs 5 'lfffiiif ,gms , ' X v W V ............: X xo N K 'X ll ' if 'K Y 'iii' E -lbsml. 'N 'I W, Ni l cfs-Q e ' ABSTRACTS: CLASS OF '58 The following includes not the complete story of the sixteenth graduating class of Bowman Gray but a few abstractions from our voluminous memoirs, good and bad, col- lected over the four years, which we have chosen to remind you and us of yourselves and our- selves. A number of the selections will be obscure to some while meaningful to others. At any rate, perhaps you will not become discouraged as we may have been our first day when Dr. Carpenter directed the greeting committee with a few hilarious pearls. Moose Morehead was there clad in white bucks-we aren't sure that he isn't wearing the same pair today. Nell Benton was wanting to tell us that her end of the hall was not a student lounge, but we' hear recently that the new building will contain, in addition to animal quarters, a library. Without further ado, we soon thereafter found ourselves in class without the benefit of having registered for courses. fEven Mr. Parker has since gotten into the modern swing, and now we register our check booksl. Beginning with biochemistry and ping-pong,' there was doubt as to in which we were achieving the greatest proficiency. However, Steve Gee took the honors in both. Self-experimentation added little to our knowledge of the relationship between prunes and liver function, but it did establish the permanent place of the former as a cathartic. At Dr. Swanson's insistance, we learned to keep an eye on the ubiquitous hydrogen iong and. yet, we look with disfavor on the chloride shift. Simultaneously, came the ultimatum ,that we would not begin the study of anatomy next quarter, but that histology is anatomy. We cringe at the thought of the painful blackboard portrait of the WBC, and the Big Turtle's bewilderment, Is that the front or side view? By the way of a naive Salem College lass came the information that a classmate had an IQ of 170. We figured this was about average for our class. . Artistic talent blossomed forth from unexpected sources during gross anatomy, producing a number of classic anatomical sketches. We wonder if it were not the brilliance of C. P. Deal in exhibiting his startling image of the foramen magnum COD that earned him a seat at Harvard. It may be of passing interest that Carter's father had worked for the 'iPudendal Life Insurance Company. Anatomy fell behind us as Savannah unceremoniously wandered in to load his cart with twenty-eight undissected lower extremities. It was during this period that a notorious and powerful organization became definitely established-the Executive Committee. It was the function of this body that withstood the mental collapse of our class. No biochemistry, neuroanatomy, or physiology exam was too tough for this committee to handle. The coming of the Spring quarter was accompanied by the new concept from Dr. Tuttle -what there was to learn in the coccus lab should be learned in twenty minutes. Profes- sors have their ways of illustration, now when we think of a maligant cell, a view of Mrs. Roosevelt becomes real. About this time citrus fruits enjoyed tremendous popularity at Salem College dances, no one suspecting that their palatibility and potentiality had been enhanced by generous parenteral administrations of ethanol. Sophomore physiology was marked by attempts at mastery of the mechanical monsters of Swifty's machine shop. For fear of injustice to this phase we should pass lightly on, careful not to incite a sudden surge of adrenalin? epinephrine? norepinephrine? Which is it? However, we should not neglect Mr. Parsons, for it was he who taught us that Ah, respiration is, Ah, very important. Woe be unto Dr. Green, for surely little Willy John's determination of the electrical axis would have been good enough for Einthoven. We were all impressed in pathology by yallar nodools, diseases of chil'ren, brown- red-black mottled gray-green-orange livers and the curb market display of fresh classic cases. The unanswered question in pathology remains, Was Crist really asleep or just laying for Dr. Klein? The class indeed expresses deep regret for the latter's departure. And out of San Joaquin Valley came galloping Sam Bass, screaming, Coccidioides! The basic sciences over, the squabble over whites unsettled, with stethoscopes just like Dr, Bob's, and with a diffuse coarse tremor we began the third year clinical clerkship. The Executive Committee was forced into oblivion with the conversion of the Peacock into a gro- cery store. There subsequently developed a marriage fad, the Wives' Club becoming the powerful policy making unit. ' With our coming onto the wards the 5 o'clock rule was proclaimed. The House Staff trounced upon it as if they were having a Boston Tea Party. Dr. Carpenter announced, as he met the Sophomore Class for the first time, that he would concentrate on external affairs and leave Coach Meads to do the ball carrying. Oh. QX O We made efforts on the wards, as Dr. Yount suggested, as if we knew what we were doing. One of our more brilliant students, it is rumored, therefore proceeded to pass a Foley on a corpse. And more than one received phone calls from Mt. Airy. The wrath of Dr. Hutaff was felt by those who forgot to ask about Cousin Minnie's cough, and Dr. Meads had little sympathy for those who didn't do a Gram stain. Dr. Flores had wrath and no sympathy-usually felt to be characteristic of the job. An outstanding favorite of all was Graybeal's elementary dietetics, the course that no one flunks-that is, if you were present for roll-call and drank your skimmed milk like teacher said. Dr. Norfleet presented tales from the South Pacific, teaching that the differential diagnosis of hematuria and dysuria in this area includes wandering leaches. From dermatology came the impression that the body is only skin deep, and consists mostly of kodachrcme slides on which the anatomical site and the lesion is obscure. We learned of many medical entities, such as, gland trouble, leakage of the heart, spinal meningisus, bronichal trouble, side pleurisy, walkin' pneumonia, old age, itching teeth, and an obviously sick child. Our class was the first to be exposed to the rigors of radiology by Dr, Meschan with his monumental text. By the end of the course even the more fearless, including Reeves, had weakened under the salesmanship and had purchasd the book rather than face the final with- out it. The mortality rate was high anyway-to say nothing of morbidity. But that's the way it went in the junior year. Paranoia was rampant. There was an urge to recreate the defiant House Officer. Surely, the senior year would bring brighter days. It did for the most part-at least doing lab work was not the student's primary function -being johnny-on-the-spot was. Officially, it was announced that our successors would be retained for an extra quarter in the junior yearg and construction of the Medical School addition would begin. Behold! it did. Proving to all that Bowman Gray is out for the forward look, the Department of Experi- mental Medicine was established and a D. V. M. was brought in to set the M.D. experimen- talists straight. Our hats are off to Dr. Clarkson, the consultant of the year. Attitudes and personalities were not significantly altered in this period-just more firmly implanted. Senior surgery was encountered with the usual anxiety, mild and severe. However, a few completed the quarter without cerebral scarring and even considered taking a surgical residency. At any rate, the class agreed that Dr. Deaver could not possibly have held his own retractor ever. It was concluded that the satisfactory placement of such an instrument is best achieved without visualization, at arm's length, with the left hand of a right handed person, standing behind and pulling away from the surgeon. On private medicine the story spread that Dr. Sawyer had a built-in diastolic murmur in one ear and a pericardial friction rub'in the other. Between spooks in the medical OPD, the day was brightened over Curt's bitter brew tif it's good 'nough for the Redskins, it's good 'nough for youl by the applicable tales of Square-Jaws, the man in the know. OB-GYN remained the students' dilemma. The vanishing cervices, contracting uteri, and Miss Reich have taken their toll from the more patient and persistent. The nearer June, the greater the surge of political intrigue became. Indeed, it was proper, for the selection of the Man of the Year was a delicate important task. There were many worthy candidates, of course, but some troopers had been stung worse than others, and recog- nition of this was necessary to meet the needs of the traumatized. The institution of this award again depicts the forward look of Bowman Gray, for without it Dr. Lamm would have his lap full of potty troubles. - By the Spring of '58 our class had progressed satisfactorily and was proliferating rapidly with twenty-six married couples having produced seventeen children, six more were being incubated, and an unknown number were sweating it out. A four day expense-paid visit to New York City and the laboratories of Lederle and Squibb was generously provided by these companies, We are much obliged to them. Each graduating class leaves behind a personality peculiar unto itself. No class, however, completes its clinical clerkship at Baptist Hospital without an indebtedness of great magnitude to the nurses. Whether student or graduate, we are thankful to all equally for their tolerance, interest, help, and encouragement to say nothing of their hard labor. They have witnessed our first IV's, physicals, pelvics, operations, and deliveries, always with the same attitude no mat- ter what was going wrong- go on, you're doing great. Obviously, it must take a grade A constitution. Certainly, these women bear well a tremendous task. ' iz 35 3 -I use-:.:r 7 ....:::'i' .. ,K . Q is i if ., ' ., - - .G B ,., . . ' , ei ,,,.,. .,. , .aj i A. ,.- i hiin ' Q.. i -iiii ..i:: e '-, iii 5-2- i '-,, gf' , .,,, .r 'B if iees .T 'ts 'U lr -Cf. ' .au -.-.L I 1 ,- T if ,X X K A , ' S v:-:Q it Y 115.-5:' . Vi Q -, ff f y . 3 is 5 . if X E.. if F S :' , ,, E 1 2 4 af' P .,..- imff 5 X F ft' Ke '1 if Sa -1.-can ' a .- 5 l LYEQLLPM Ref. -. 1 I kv. - ul, xx ' - +2-4 S. 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V, - , , Mr, , .,: ..,--I ,x,- . ',,X ' -4 R .. rdf' ww, ,Q . Q ,L 1 . - -14 ', ,, ..1 . A J 0 DEDICHTIUH. . . In the course of a formal medical education a body of students sits before and admires 1 great many men and women who come to them in an effort to teach and influence them in the basic principles of sound thinking in the practice of medicine. From this impressive array of figures, each having taken his turn to guide the students, indeed, it is the difficult task to choose one who has not unquestionably passed something of value to every member of a class. Certainly, then, even when making effort to qualitate and quantitate this attribute one is faced with a startling assembly of outstanding medical educators. Adding friends of the stu- dent, good fellows, and classic personalities hardly narrows this aggregation of an enviable faculty. What then has impelled the 16th graduating class of Bowman Gray to acknowledge Dr. Robert L. Tuttle with the presentation of this book? Before the students with their varied convictions and fantasies, this man has presented an honest philosophy which without reservation, preiudice, or exception has gained the respect and appreciation from each member of the class. Several years have passed since we were honored with the time of Dr. Bob Tuttleg but, though the time was relatively short, he left us to go on with something more than a working knowledge of the ornery staphylococci. Though some of us may not immediately recall the complexities and perplexities of a satisfac- tory specific and sensitive STS, we recall that Dr. Tuttle had a lot to say and said it in a short time. For many his class was the beginning of the end of memorizing, spoon-feeding, and grade consciousness. His characteristic philosophy has been cultured in many of us and is being incubated in others. Page Eight .fe . Q? Q - , .V whip'--'i A f'-I way? ' t, X , - . , I n i X fi ' ,, I Qi 1 .... .R 1 J J A .,., Q ,. g, s'-' ......,, -. ,, - .. . I , ? 2 ab-t' . N ' lc Page Nine X i .hy 'N . if S .6 mem, o kx . U + ,-35 3 X F v, x Wwe wi M FiS.Iw--,:,'- . V x FAM 9- - , . 5 53 Y SX' X .4 KL.. x '31 .-,m1.xn vm ...:. .- 'WA-V' -.mmm .fn 4 x HDIHIHISTHHTIUH HND fHCUllU . . . to create the environment in which well-qualified stu- dents may acquire the knowledge, habits of study, basic skills, sound attitudes, sense of personal responsibility for patients, and understanding of the professional and ethical principles that motivate a true physician . . . under the guid- ance of a competent faculty. -Rappleye Page Eleven DR. COY C. CARPENTER Dean . DR. HAROLD W. TRIBBLE President, Wake Forest College HDHIIHIS DR. MANSON MEADS Page Twelve Associate Dean DR. J. MAXWELL LITTLE Assistant Dean 13 ff MR. HARRY O. PARKER Controller With the diligence and zeal of a sincere Dean, the Bowman Gray School of Medicine has become a truly great institution for medical education. It is with admiring eyes that we watch, at present, the culmination of our fondest hopes-the construction of a larger and more adequate Medical School. Of course, all this could not have been ac- complished without the willing and able assistance of the entire administration. Pro- gress in Medical Education is indeed sy- nonymous with the Bowman Gray School of Medicine. IHHTIUH Miss Nell Benton Librarian Dr. Hugh B. Lofland, Assistant Pro- fessor of Biochemistry, involved in an electrophoretic study. HHTUIHU . 0-Q Dr Warren Andrew, Professor of Anatomy, revxewmg a microscopic secuon of an agmg Dr. Samuel Love and Dr. Peter Baram, In- structors in Microbio- logy and Immunolo gy, adjusting the new continuous flow pa- per electrophoresis ap- paratus. BHCTEHIULUGU 'C' TUXICULUGU Dr. William Wolff, Associate Professor of Clinical Cbemistryvand Toxicology, and As- sociate in Pathology. Dr. Robert L. Tuttle, Associate Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, and Associate in Pathology. BACTERIOLOGY TECHNICIANS: left to rightg Mrs. Jo-Anne Clark, Miss Tommie Thompson, Mrs. Betty Kokiko, and Mrs. Emma Graham. F is - A About to begin a busy day of determining fasting blood sugars are Regis- tered Medical Technolcgists in Clinical Chemistry, left to right: Mrs. Vicki Wyatt, Mrs. Jeanette Pruitt, Mrs. Kathryn Bean, Mrs. Betty jean Masten, and Mrs. Doris Brown. Page Fifteen PHTHULUGU Dr. Robert Morehead Professor of Pathology In the Scopicon room are, left to rightg Dr. Harry Carpenter, Dr. Sarah Mc- Clure, Dr. Smith Foushee, and Dr. James White, Instructors in Pathologyf and Dr. Robert Prichard, Associate Professor of Pathology. Dr. Zelma Kalnins, Instructor in Pathology, is absent. l Enioying a rare moment of leisure are hematology technicians, left to right: Mrs. Mary Sloop, Mrs. Helen Tillotson, Mrs. Marion Mitchell, and Mr. Stan Lintner. Page Sixteen N 1 .f .gg 5-Ss. . Z ,X RESIDENTS IN PATHOLOGY: seated: Dr. Richard Groat and Dr. Victor Kokikog standing, left to right: Dr. Leo Erbele, Dr. William B. Fowler, Dr. Ivan L. Holleman Cchief residentl, and Dr. Clarence Bridger. Drs. Gustavo Lugo, Ralph Tarnasky, and Alfred Zettner are absent. PHUSIULUGU- PHHHHIHCULUGU Dr. J. Maxwell Little Professor of Pharmarology and Associate Professor of Physiology , 'ii' Dr. Harold D. Green Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology, and Associate in Internal Medicine wg, 1 'N XX' Preparing a Physiology-Pharmacology quiz for Sophomores are, left to X3 ' right: Dr. Eugene Conrad, Instructor of Physiology and Pharmacologyq Dr. Mr. Mack Parsons, Assistant in Physio- logy and Pharmacology, keeps every- thing in order. j. R. R. Bobb, Associate Professorg and Drs. Adam B, Denison and Mer- rill Spencer, Assistant Professors. Page Seventeen PHEVEHTIVE MEDICINE Reviewing a Student Health Record are, seated: Mrs. Ethel Nash, Assistant in Prevzntizfe Medicine, and Dr. June Foley, Assistant in Pretfentive Medi- cine: standing: Dr. Ozmer Henry, Instructor in Preventive Medicine and Associate in Clinical Internal Medicine, and Dr. Herndong not bictuwfl Dr. Lucille Hutaff. Dr. C. Nash Herndon Professor of Preventive Medicine and Professor of Medical Genetics EXPERIIHEHTHL HIEDIBIHE Thomas Clarkson, D.V.M., Assistant Pro- fessor of Experimental Medicine and Di- rector of the Animal Laboratories, dem- - onstrates a roentgenograph of a Rbesus Monkey. f 'Bl m E U I I- ' t-, JD cowosmon Mr. George Lynch, Assistant Professor '- of Medical Illustrations, discusses a re- ' cent prize winning medical exhibit with his assistants, left to right: Ginny In- gram, Jack Dent, Mrs. Helen Dent, Ben Morton, Tom Webster, and Jack Boden- hamer. Page Eighteen f 1 7. 1 m .-J Dr. Robert R. Strobos, Assistant Professor of Neurology and As- sociate in Physiology and Phar- 5, macology, prepares to elicit the 2 knee jerk. PSEICHIHTRU W , .M , Y ' s . ?f,f 3' 2 a X ilk RESIDENTS IN NEUROLOGY, Drs. Joseph Toglia Cchiefh and J. Kiffin Penry, read an electro- encephalogram as it is being re- corded. HEUHULUGU , . 1 -......1. ..,' , f . ' ll la, . ., :TM 322-'iffflil ,.., sf: ' f' V 4 H an y V ' 11. 4535 ' ., . zr5:..::?l::4 . f f?lFi5Ziij - , tim, -' -811131. , ff- .ilflf ,aa Q ffsf? Ay. ...S :E X .. x .Y l 'Z Dr. Martin G. Netsky Professor of Neurology and Professor of Neuropathology 1 Out for a break at Graylyn are, left to right: Dr. Marcus Gulley, Instructor in Clinical Psychiatry: Dr. Richard Proc- ' tor, Assistanlt Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology: Dr. William Keck, Fellow in Psychiatry, and Dr. LeRoy Lamm, Instructor in Psychiatry. Dr. Angus Randolph Assistant Professor of Psychiatry RESIDENTS IN PSYCHIATRY: Drs. Joseph J. Cutri, fchief residentj, and William J. Spann Cseatedl. Page Nineteen Dr. David Cayer Professor of Internal Medicine Dr. Ernest H. Yount, Jr. Professor of Internal Meditiue and Chairman of the Department I H H I- Page Twenty 1 x 5 Nl . s l I X X ' dx' , :- X ..,....gs AN Dr. Wingate M. Johnson P,.ofe550,. Emeritus Dr. Robert L. McMillan Professor of Internal Medicine ,NS- me :' :- - Xi?S231s,sQ, eg Dr. Charles Spurr Professor of Internal Medicine Dr- C- Glenn SHWYEF Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Instructor in Physiology and Pharmacology . C V 3. J 3 .- ., ,V 5 , ,..-,,,-,,-hr, INSTRUCTORS IN INTERNAL I t lr at I s 5. Sv, ,J 'S 'Xi A ' I QT '--gd-zgig'-aw. Ht 4 3 A, 13,-, a . 'QW M A 1 gg? Q I fr 'fx i 9 - . 5.5, 7. ff. X1 I .Q Q Q I 3 w .3 5 ? MEDICINE are, left to right: Drs. '51 - 2 Jack Felts, Frank Sohmer, and Emery 1 3 3 X Miller. Seated on the right is Assis- K 9 3 4' 1 C tant Professor, Dr. Henry Valk. j 5 ' ' Q K ' . ,,,. . ,.r.,.. . - t -. s: -I,, 2 . f IHEDICIHE RESIDENTS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE. Seated, left to right: Drs. Donald Hayes lco- chiefl, james Wheless Ceo-chiefh, and Robert Headley QFellow in Cardiologyb. Standing, left to right: Drs. Zeb Morgan, an unidenti- fied undernourished resident, Thomas Temple- ton, Byron Smitherman, Archie Carmichael, and Charles Sykes. Not pictured: Drs. John Kaufman, Leroy Kenan, Irvin Perry, Nick Sacrinty. W'illiam Shelton, and james C. Wal- ton. INTERNS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE. Front row, left to right: Drs. Kenneth Grigg, Ralph Maercks, and Max Lewis. Middle raw: Drs. Henry Johnson, George Bryan, and William Myers. Back row: Drs. Hervy Kornegay, Donald Hartzog, and Ernest Stines. Page Twenty-One New l wen-wvv' Dr. Howard H. Bradshaw Dr. William Spru nt Professor of Surgery and Cfnairmazz of the Department P 0f95507' of Cliflffdl SYIVSWJ' -Q Page Twenty-Two This activity is commonplace for those who frequent the operating rooms. Names are of no significance. These people are at workg and the kibitzers shown may be picking up a few techniques. Seated: Dr. Richard Myers, Assistant Professor of Surgery, and Dr. Felda Hightower, Associate Professor. Standing, left to right: -Drs. Louis De S. Shaffner and Frank R. Johnston, Assis- tant Professorsg and Dr. Julius Howell, Instruc- tor. 5 Zi URGEHU HHIJ HHESTHESIULUGU Discussing a new technique in Anesthesiology are, left to right: Drs. Gwen Sharp and Frank Sherrill, Rexidentsg and Drs. Luther Hollands- worth and Charles Whitcher, Instructors. Axsistant Professor of Anesthesiology Listening as Assistant Resident james Kirkpatrick presents a case for Dr. Myers, are Residents in Surgery. Front row, left to right: Drs. J. T. McRae, Jesse Meredith CResident in Thoracic Surgeryl, Frederick Glass lChiefJ, L. C. Smith fChiefJ, and Edgar Marston fChiefJg middle row: Drs. J. William McCracken, Cecil Milton, Frank Greiss, Ralph Bland, and Donald Douglassg back row: Drs. ,Clifford Lynch, Charles Moore, Sherrill Hudspeth, Charles Hutson, ami globert Crouch. Not pictured : Dr. James Sharp CC ie J. ,Z KN Dr. Daniel L. Crandell Q ...hh C3 0 1 E cfs?- 'foal -S,-ss N Q. Checking the gas machine before an early morning case are Staff Anesthetists, left to right: Mrs. Margaret Davis, Miss Irene Jack- son, Mrs. Lillian Stanstield, Director of the School of Anesthesia, and Miss Pauline Whitley. ' Page Twenty-Three HEUHUSURGEHU zgq., , W 5?f??f3?3i ' ' ' we x . 2 K 4 4 X 5 as S xi , TM? NX X I., Dr. Eben Alexander, Jr. Professor of Neurosurgery J ' ' Dr. Courtland Davis, Jr. Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery 'xi' , . 'X 5 ' IL' ska- Q X 5 JJ RESIDENTS IN NEUROSURGERY, seated: Drs. Ernesto De La Torre, and James Harris. Standing: Drs. Theo- dore Hoff QChiefJ, and R. Huston Babcock. ' 'I Q e - 3 Having a rare laugh are Residents in 5 ' F '- 3 ., Urology, left to right: Drs. Harold X' s- M., 'ff ' 4 ' f-xggggw Ahkrglkkgilx P. 1 Bates, L. E. FitzSimmons fChiefJ, L.. . - - 1 f 1 . -- and Kenneth Carlson. . so sf' , Q w J in X Y Q My ' S X X ' 1-'Z ' 1: x ' X , J A W Q WL ? X 'd'x E 95 . I X. ' if -1, Q - ,J .'QT:,.A,:'CQl ..,- -'J ' -25, -F in f ., Il 1 . - fp. , N- .mi .5 I x ' i f ' 1 1-'YPlmhm'1:Q I K . lm.. N s fm Drs. William H. Boyce and Charles Norfleet, Assistant Dr- Fred K- Garvey Professors of Urology, examine one of their prize Professor of Urology and STOUCS- Chairman of the Department Page Twenty-F our Dr. john R. Ausband, As- sistant Professor of Otolar- yngology, dictates a report. i V ' vb. Dr. Malcolm McCoy, In- .. -, V structor of Audiology in H ,15, ' ' - - Section on Otolaryngology. Dr. William R. Hudson, Qsjf' Resident in Otolaryngology ' Q I Ny is absent. .V X Elll L Dr. James A. Harrill Professor of Otolaryngology Dr. R. Winston Roberts, jr. Associate Professor of Opbtalmology UPHTHHLIHULUGU 4253 I iziffiff Dr. Richard G. Weaver RESIDENTS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY, left to rigbt: Drs. George Instructor of Ophthalmology V McGrew KChiefD, Hassan Arr, and Robert Thomas. Page Twenty-Five UHTHUPEDICS , ,- .--Q-me Dr. H. Francis Forsyth Associate Professor of Orthopedics and Chairman of the 5 Department ' ' , B-95' ' if , s2r:xQ1r f S ' ' Rtsif z if dl ,Q at at ,, -, nu- N-1: -. ,w:,.g. , -- : s li ' 7f '. . 5' as we i iz a- W i 5 3 e i E 'Q 2 'f' r. . . oore 5 jltssg. - D R A M f ' H Professor Emeritus of Orthopedic Surgery .,-A gl Left to right: Dr. James Wray, lnstruc- K5 Q., I tory Dr. George Holmes, Assistant Pro- 3 fessorg and Dr. Erick Bell, Instructor. i s f RESIDENTS IN ORTHOPEDICS left to ri ht- Drs , g . . Frank Pollock, David Anderson, and Bob Underdahl. Page Twenty-Six L ,f With the able assistance of Dr. Bob Clark, Chief Resident in Orthopedics, a IVcc prepares to splice a body cast. Dr. james Martin, Associate Professor of Radiology, discusses the pelvis with Drs. Damon Blake and L. B. Leinbach, Instructors in Radiology. 'QW , if 1 5 1 , . I 9 'I 1 mn W as A HHIJIULUGU Dr. Isadore Meschan Professor of Radiology V RESIDENTS IN RADIOLOGY, front row, left to right: Drs. Joseph Whit- ley, Paul O'Brien 1ChiefD, Paul Mat- hews, and Fred Taylor. Back row: Drs. ' David Robinson and David Newbern. STAFF TECHNICIANS IN RADIOLOGY, front row, left to right: Shirley Wells, fAssistant Chief J, Rolene Ward fChiefJ, Kirk Shepherd, and Polly Story. Back row: Maxine Ferguson, Bob Kennedy, and Joni Sloan. Staff Technicians Shirley Wells and Bob Kennedy making necessary adjustments before shooting the lumbo-sacral spine. Page Twenty-Seven PEDIHTRICS if ..,, 1,,, i ,ff Dr. Weston M. Kelsey Professor of Pediatrics and Chairman of the Department Pausing during conference are, front row, left to right: Dr. Eliza- beth Conrad, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics: Dr. Kathe- rine Anderson, Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatricsg and Dr. Carolyn Huntley, Instructor in Pediatrics. Back row: Dr. Richard Glenn, Assistant in Clinical Pediatricsq Dr. Dewitt Trivette, 111- strzzctor in Clinical Perliatricsf Dr. Charles Stamey, Assistant in Clinical Perliatricsg and Dr. Russell Perry, Instructor. Page Twenty-Eight Dr. Leroy J. Butler Professor of Pediatrics Dr. Robert Vann, Assistant Professor of Pedi- atrics, prepares to examine an infant. N-...' 1 -ark 'ms .X -WK X N -f xxlxwl Sir k , New ities THE PEDIATRIC HOUSE STAFF: Drs. Sarah Bailey and Jim Chappell. r-h Q31 a 5 K . 3- -ex 'U' X. Vx. M' Dr. C. Hampton Mauzy, Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecologyf Dr. John Monroe, Instructors and Dr. Richard Burr, Assistant Professor. Pausing before a conference are, seated, left to right: Drs. Lundie C. Ogburn and Mary I. Griffith, Instruc- tors in Clinical Obstetrics and Gyne- cology,' and Dr. Joseph May, Assis- tant. Standing: Dr. Fleetus Gobble Instructor' Dr. Tom Pett Assistant I yi 1 Dr. Carlton Adams, Assistant Profes- sorg and Dr. Donald Whitener, In- structor. 1 ss- -J UBSTETRICS Dr. Frank R. Lock Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology HOUSE STAFF IN OB-GYN, seated, left to right: Drs. Carl Beard lChief Residend, Sam Crawley, Walter Greene, and Eugene Linton. Stand- ing: Drs. Frank Greiss and Ernest Stines Qlnternj. Page Twenty-Nine fi, '5E. f vw X , . ,X .. , , , .e.,v,,..f E ns. 5, ., 'X 2 3 -. , xT'?.:. A yn s. X ' 4 Q if hz.: 1 f Q if . Y .4 -af .,f' 3 x 1 all f 's N4 PHUSIUHL THERHPU Physical Therapists doing muscle testing are, left to rightg Miss B. Hanbidge, Miss C. Money, and Miss E. Vail, Chief. I 'WN' i .-sr: . lvl .. ,.n-lf . ESRB . . , V N 5 - yn 4 'two .fix .s-1 -ss W V . ,, , sq -- 'S jx . f 2- .. H fi' :' S - ' , f . , I in 4 :Msg X Y gg, 5. is ' wi , f ., Q X N, s ' N' Y i I ' u 2. ' 1 . . N .2 . X Q X s -X ' X . I X X . X g . X 5 i ' ' Q X :mx X' is e ,sf .4 1 A L - , - 5. . 'swf ' Q , . - X. .sv . f if-'45 N , fi is 'Psi . X ' .ae ., U L , if I A , Y , s K: - ix g I x 'ATA 'S aflg' L ' S 4 ss QRS? 1 iff. :Ri , , x -M53 5 Nts .pwgwwx-.-Q. ., - K N -sf, .. , ,gx .Q 5 I . ' ' s 'Ll - -L ii ' :H SW x 'WNN1 s 5' fini' Ni W-ss 3' ' 3 ei 9 ' w , S CLHSSES ,,ff,7v?2ji:-,H--. , ., mS1f.1f.,?1P':Z4flV V' 3 ,u ' -Q.fx'6w,H1,g ,ng WWW 3+-if .5255 lf ,,,. , ., , V Q- I . tif: , 1, :' 1 lf? 41 - .i':.2:- 'N', ',, . . V, , , It if -fi?-S' c .1 'I vf fe to W: ,, , ,fr qu 01,3-W tvwp . - 4 4, F., .I f .X -. 1 V- fi' ' cami 'J -fm . Tj,-gm' -gf ,gtgh-w:ii'g , ,Hg sf' f T-, ' L 33, lf 411 55311, l iii in-L , Vx ,fp -Q iii,-W, .Q -,gf-i , ,, ge . . . 11- ,ANSLW .rpg 1, xt I , 'f sv,-rr ' ip. f ' ' f 36,51 jk 1 , ' 'm,.,.,,.,g- t 1. g 'layg'-' ff r esp 1, '-FWZ' .1 'L f Q, e ,,E'+f?w.-'Tv 'T'x 12--fr P Agfmrf-im W: , P 'E-Z1',,w5LYl' u. , , 2. ' . ' KQQI , ,,,5l.35f'M:M-vfn, +5 1 Xflfsmxxsrw :if ,Hi S , r ffgsq f H s A 9 ', 'lac'-Q. -5+-5.332--,Mmm 14, s 1 5 -. t X .Nm ff xi w- rf . ,. fMg,,...f,-1 He who wishes to acquire exact knowledge of the medical art should possess a natural disposition for it, should attend a good school ...should have the desire to work and the time to dedicate to his studies. -Hippocrates. Page Thirty-One ,.,3 L, ga if X - 1 9- I 51. NS Page Thirty-Two r ? i .1 ' i X 3 .r K -W 'L 'v:M 'f 5M-ff' ali N-:ww ' , 9 WN Q' x J. ., 1 .W ,:-,I 9 , x A' 35 56 5 :wwf Sa CLHSS of '58 4 5 ft X 5, x 'SN gf Q.- 1 r 5 r, X ' fy :lx 'r wr. .A-.Q K Senior Class Officers are, left to right George Kimberly, Secretary-Treas urerg Morton Altschuler, Representa tiveg Don Crist, Historiang John Car ter, Vice-Presidentg and John Black burn, President. km 1 Nw,,,1...,,.,,...,,,,....... K Q 6 X QW, Qin X: X -..U , N i, M g ,N - -W -' , I Q1 1. .--f:,.'3.4:SlR ,h , - ,. oar - ., -1- rf x '- . .. '-V, -1 '. x N . I ,ANG X, K -I -: ,,,:Q3.q.::5 5- A - ,V :x . gx hfggnx . . - X - P .. - x XX .r x ws - -I rr X if . 1 - -F- ,-igs QSXA X r. W., 5x f K ' - qw: :N .X V , .gig i Si v A A :Q it - K 5 :- N ' -Q5-' , --f 2, V h X - MORTON ALTSCHULER, M.D. Washington, D. C. Phi Rho Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia Rotating General p p E. ROBERT EDGAR BELL, JR, M.D Jacksonville, Fla. Phi Rho William Beaumont Army Hospital E1 Paso Rotating General Tl? - SEHIUHS 'sal' . xg- 4'i 4' ff . JACK SMITH BILLINGS, M.D. Vilas, N. C. Phi Chi .,,. N. C. .Baptist Hospital X'- 'A' ' Winston-Salem , M Medicine -, 2 ,li , ,, , Saw 'G' . .sl My Le .jf I, . all 'W 1 JOHN THOMAS BLACKBURN, M.D. Coral Gables, Fla. Phi Rho N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Medicine . Page Thirty-Three qi , AQ Ai . A ., 1 A yu A 'r J Y .QI ,a r p in xi 0 . A' A Av' 6 . X R Ai ., - X --J M, N . fr-- Q aw. i ve wt ., - A, MARTIN CASTELBAUM, M.D. Newark, N. J. Phi Chi Beth Israel Hospital New York Rotating General W HAROLD HARRY CHAKALES, M.D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Chi Jefferson Davis Hospital Houston Rotating General Page Thirty-Four K Za-S ,A i X I X SEHIUHS 5 .4-F.. A ,Jim , N Six lax, . EDWIN ANSELL BRONSKY, M.D. Binghamton, N. Y. Phi Chi Albany Hospital Albany Rotating General JOHN CALHOUN CARTER, JR., M.D. its AQ' Y A R it Savannah, Ga. Georgia Baptist Hospital Atlanta Rotating General Q.. it ......-....-........-..-.- ,XX ' it ks X x ' 2, at . x -as KA. g ' xi x X 'A ' X .SX,..,1.f . .5 A E , .A . SAN ex , N- f Q X: X Y 3 X . K xx . ,X '-NEWS - H - ,git-iv ,,.e,t.-xx: if if x ig X DONALD RALPH CRIST, M.D. Skokie, Ill. St. Luke's Hospital Chicago Rotating General CARLTON DHU EVERHART, M.D. Lexington, N. C. Phi Chi City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem Rotating General L 1 2 21 .gf . . si' z . S S' t ' 1 ., :X fwfr , .qQ,,J MARK FRIEDMAN, M.D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Maimonides Hospital Brooklyn Rotating General STANLEY DAVID FRIEDMAN, Brooklyn, N. Y. Roosevelt Hospital New York Mixed M.D. Page Thirty-Five 2 ...Q-:,. V'-ma-M Q vs i' Q, ,. WX .1-' R XX R V xA A 2 . . .-QE... R... - GLEN EARL GARRISON, M.D. Winston-Salem, N. C. Phi Chi University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Medicine N ' . f , . I ' ,'K 'W 5 Mew' 'Llp - x.kk 5 ii is . if Les: z STEVEN HONG NEE GBE r Q San Francisco, Calif. 5 E 3, ,. V Phi Rho A f '- A E St. Mary's Hospital Q A I! Q , San Francisco 5 x.,, S , K V' V ,. V V Rotating General - .. ' S Q5 . -f L, L- t' 'llfsiivg X 5 Mg M ,,,. ff l-fi U JEROME PETER HAGER, M.D. Grand Forks, N. D. Phi Rho St. Luke's Hospital Fargo, N. D. Rotating General ALBERT SPENCER HALE, JR., M.D Pulaski, Va. Grady Memorial Hospital Atlanta Medicine Page Thirty-Six SEHIUHS wx.. - N..gQ3gQii, ' E X , . X1 .k,. ...N ...WQWSEE ..,-'im' X 4 X .k,k 1,1 ig-fi. X: Ni is 5 A of 1 XTXTFTN Y X X .1 Xs'e S-isa:'iIY'iXZ5:':,weXQ.iSfon ...ffz-1:1 itilril.. I-we--Q. .f-,Sv-H-:si.3vf.5i-314f1,12iX ffl :- so - a , 'ifatfkgk -G - XQ.efg4i52i.' -2 emi. , fi., Q A .,,-.L xx - ,Xe N-X's.:2.N , Q , M.D. . Q'1,rg3 fiijfl , '.fr+.'-34-r mfvqg Q ff' . , t 11 Q.. ,fit . x o 1 E i gl ff i gg W X xxx x I ix X X .- N X X N X N NM QR. 4 v X J SN X X. ei X 'R R gs x X Xt X .xt X x 2 vt X . x 2 F 4 X xx Q X X . -' 4, of o .5 xx X X XX x N 2 X Wx x N X Z X 1, V ' :Nw xt. I -Q:-R.,-X .E ig X., .1 X ' E SY' p X .f, ' . ,QS . at , S l - 'Y 'iid' A ht I.:-Jfw-ef BOB OLIVER HEAENER, M.D. Belmont, N. C. City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem Rotating General GILBERT JICK HUM, M.D. San Francisco, Calif. St. Mary's Hospital San Francisco Rotating General '-.3.,,,. . ima- SEHIUHS x ,A +n'Q ,, 50 ..... ami., My A xiii? :fy-4,1 .. . ,DTN at . .. wt- A x P Im'-if . .agr- 1 , ,N Q :lx y N N mn 4 'N Y .f. . i QR CLAYTON EDWARD JENSEN, M.D. Stanley, N. D. U. S. Public Health Service Hospital Baltimore Rotating General DONALD CARL JOHNSON, M.D. Chicago, Ill. Phi Rho McLaren General Hospital Flint, Mich. Rotating General Page Thirty-Seven Q www- E X ,wu- Ri ,A-., v 5+ '52-.1 11 . ., 4 .. .w-6. . wx X fi 'Q Nw 142' -310' J ..-, W I '1 lun SEHIUHS C321 GEORGE D. KIMBERLY, M.D. Bluff, N. C. Phi Rho N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Pediatrics JAMES LeRoY KING, MJ5. Sumter, S. C. Phi Chi St. Luke's Hospital Chicago Rotating General ,f.:, G . I 3? - .3 . N- N' x ' PY QNX-.:..j. WILLIAM JOHN LINDER, M.D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Chi University of California Hospital San Francisco Medicine CHARLES DONALD LOWERY, M.D. Avondale, N. C. Spartanburg General Hospital Spartanburg Rotating General Page Thirty-Eight -gi., -A wgegg-g. 5 NX X X 0 N gf ' 5, bv' . Q-wwf' Q.t,,... , X x X .N i te . 5 X S N X X: ' xii F to S, N X .9 .01 Z' Nr' .- ' NWN..-, 'vu 'X I 'Q 5 Q '1 . 93' t rf :Q A ! Y' CARL MYRON MCKENNA, M.D. 1 Columbus, Ohio City Hospital Cleveland Rotating General -- ,, Y' -is ' , ' -214.5 - , lf. .gm ,S tw Q l A fi :.,, 1 Q 4,A i E ,, 1 , gg I i ' h X. lv e ROBERT CLAIR MCKONE, M.D. , jk t ' Pembina, N. D. Mfg, ' .3- City Memorial Hospital 'ir ,Jig ' V. JW 5 Winston-Salem -..- ' ' - Rotating General -1' X i-Q. 2 SEHIUHS Iii, X'- A R ' 1 Sv P 4 2. , V V2 if I! U if-, ,g?:fig I Of? . 43515 .L , X r Z313i f ' ffl , . . LATHAN THOMAS MoosE, M.D. Statesville, N. C. City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem Rotating General VERNON MARTIN MUSTIAN. M.D. Ahoskie, N. C. Greenville General Hospital Greenville. S. C. Rotating General Page Thirty-Nine ' 1 ' 1 is J , an gl 'ev Page Forty 'WGA -sau. -73:5 i' 2 gw EINAR PUsrRoM, M.D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Syracuse Medical Center Syracuse Medicine J ffisll' 35V 1.2 3,6 Q SEHIUHS .iq CHARLES FRANKLIN PAYNE, M.D East Point, Ga. Phi Chi U. S. Naval Hospital Philadelphia Rotating General HUBERT GAINES PIERCE, M.D. Hallsboro, N. C. Phi Rho University Hospital and Hillman Clinic Birmingham Medicine '. NX. A. , W X N K x t x X x 5 x X x xx M NV. xy ggi xg uihb . ,, x 1 so a, S. A X f WILLIAM JOHN Rmsvlas, M.D. YW' - C is A Walnut, N. C. L .Q 'of Phi Rho - ' L N. C. Baptist Hospital . , '- . Winston-Salem BX . ,,,,.,,...t Pathology - :X ' - Q , , 51 gf X H 4 ,X-.xx BERKLEY LAMONT Rlsl-I, M.D. ' Richmond, Va. Phi Rho U. S. Naval Hospital Portsmouth, Va. Rotating General JACK MARRELL ROGERS, M.D. Alabama City, Ala. University Hospital and Hillman Clinic Birmingham Rotating General QSLSXE? ' SEHIUHS 6 W nfl 45? ' JOHN WILLIAM ROGERS, M.D. ,A Bristol, Tenn. ' f A, , Phi Rho L W M74 Grady Memorial Hospital H A,,x Atlanta -4...-... A ,-11? 2 .- -A L. ' 'bsa ' 3 N ', ' f . Q Ng nik, ,:,:,.,. ,. ,. 13 - f 3 JAY Medicine ALAN ROSENBLUM, M.D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Rho Albany Hospital Albany Rotating General Page Forty One W' N 'W X X I 5. ,. vu .wig Fi, , , N iz feb '- X .5 1 ' THOMAS RUFUS ScoTT, M Charlotte, N. C. University Hospital and Hillman Clinic Birmingham Rotating General RICHARD SNYDER, M.D. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Rho Kings County Hospital Brooklyn Pediatrics Page F orty-Two .D. BILLY WILLIAMSON ROYAL, M.D Salemburg, N. C. Phi Rho San Francisco Hospital San Francisco Rotating General Q LOIS TAYLOR SAWYER, M.D. Kernersville, N. C. DePaul Hospital Norfolk Rotating General SEHIUHS in 31:s'x1Q-mga-Q - , . 'x 1 ' . - ..-Q I Q , - - ,... . ,, we lu .. Z. A if 'M Y' X -16: .gp- '- .... ' gf f C Q w x X 31. ' 5 I l .I ixqs Qi x f STN t ' W t ' I im - Yiiilei. 1353 M 1,3 t . . ' ffm.. Qs QV , ss LIANG YEE Soo, M.D. Hong Kong, China N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Surgery JOSEPH BAILEY STOKES, JR., M.D. Ocala, Fla. Phi Rho Grady Memorial Hospital Atlanta Rotating General QS? 'ral' 1 ,X K p -E Q ' - J- . J ,f ,I yt, .v,,, ,. 1 A, i Q 0 4 0 f., rg X 3 AQ ffl 1 I 5 -s- ,..4.ffa ' sl' we , 3 if V.. X., on o SEHIURS Q g if 'ff ' 3. I .4 1 'N - NV ., jig I -Q . . 7 S Q VV :I-'vu'-A lb' 'Q 'G Zq' Q, . DOUGLAS DWIGHT SWANSON, M.D. Minneapolis, Minn. St. Luke's Hospital Duluth, Minn. Rotating General DONALD WILLIS TAYLOR, M.D. Kenosha, Wise. Woman's Hospital Detroit Rotating General Page Forty-Three GEORGE HAMPTON WALL, M.D. Rutherfordton, N. C. Army Medical Service Hospitals Fort Benning, Ga. Rotating General THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH? M.D. Bronx, N. Y. Phi Chi St. Vincent's Hospital New York Rotating General HARRILL GENE WASHBURN, M. Shelby, N. C. Phi Rho Greenville General Hospital Greenville, S. C. Rotating General JOE HARRIS Woonv, M.D. Bessemer City, N. C. Phi Chi Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington Rotating General Page Forty-Four D. SEHIURS .A gl' .x ,.,,..:, X -...me - I.. . ',:353-Qggqig . ' ' ' ' ' R' A. ' e i . ' QE N: F . . g W' ' ' .5 9 .-.1 '- rf:-S: 5 . , A y ' 2. - HL:-ww L 3-Sq s N rx .X ' df, . W 'ir ' ' QASXKA. QQ, ' 5 7 xx.. is X Nw . 5 AN. .fgxgw 5 Q5 X X .GQ .X Q Q .1 G X- it .. l Y if X , , oc A... , tf2w:1.25g: J . L ,f.,.,,i.,5,Q.:1 .. X, b A . - Agvgzf. , . Q gil 4 4 K XC, si 5... ,Wi gi V V :Ex-fx ' 'L AV,-J' x if ' , Y A 1 E 5 i f Q -' , 3 ulv y A : I N. .iii 5, 5' I g.g2z n ,:fL M fm-g xl. , fi' sf ,X 'nz K wax. ,Qi ' 1V 3 A., xg, , rf! 63 7 , xx X, X JUDSON TRUETT ANDERSON ARTHUR SHELDON BARD MILTON OLGER BERG JOSEPH WILLIAM BLACK EDWARD ARTHUR BRYANT JOHN LADD BUCKINGHAM BOBBY LEE CALDWELL TOMMIE LEE CANIPE CHARLES ALBERT CAPE Page Forty-Six . a ' iii A--..,-5 Junior Class Officers, seated: Jim jones, President. Standing, left to rigbl: Bob Wright, Secretary-Treas- urerg Tom Kitchen, Historiang Jim N, . Thompson, Representative, and Kos Weaver, Vice-President. CHISS of '59 Y. sox , vpn WK' A xzfnf SNL gg, YES. Y- x fx, 35'.v1v-Q? 'vw e , 1 fi, menu., 5 , ' .C S xt' f .f ,. ' I N AMX 5 - N... I Q SS x', Y ,PZ A,.r ws. G X .9 ,N ,SV I CLAY CUTHRELL DAUGHTRIDGE, JR. EDWARD TERRY DAVISON ALEX WILLIAM DeMASI ARTHUR LEONARD EEIN BILLY LEE FERGUSON JOHN HENRY GILES ig- , LE R . I P W if qv. il ' I .-2 4 V.: A U A W SL ig, X R S .,, ' X Q. I p as' e A 1 K R' by ULHSS UF '59 , 'av' 5, 'f 'T I M I A 1 gf RQ , 5 IRI If-Q, w ' M. 1-5 T 7 ,.e .:,:,. ,V A ,QA S' R R LW , ' f L:LL S ' - 5'2 135' ' 'six ,. ' ' 1 QQ ,pl ff? .. 3, -,,,., .,,.. LOCKSLEY SAMUEL HALL JOHN DAVID HINES GEORGE ELMER HOLLAND WALTER CLAUDIUS HOLLINGSWORTH JAMES BALFOUR HOYME JAMES GRADY JONES C. A. KIMEL THOMAS WARD KITCHEN, JR. SAMUEL SEE-ON LAM Page Forty-Seven 'N A Q eff' E- ' L. sv! A F- -:qi ...-- Q! 3 LOIS FEN-JUI LEE ROBERT FLETCHER MANN - CHARLES DOUGLAS MAYNARD 'E bvw- Q as 3 ROBERT LANING MOORE GEORGE THOMAS ARNOLD ',,, A MORRIS 'W' THOMAS ELLSWORTH MORRIS A 'ie.:3x.1'.3f- ' - f 1'i1:j s.. JUHIUHS VICTOR WANG-TA NG A TIMOTHY CLINARD PENNELL g - A ELBERT CHARLTON PRATHER 'T A f I 'SQ W- , xi: ,T,T . A AO ' - Mg WALTER ANTHONY PRIBE A WAYMAN STEWART PRINCE ,S 5' ARMSTEAD BURT PRUITT, JR. N A ,.TE . ,,,-. jf Q4 e 'R A ' 1 A JAMES LELAND QUINN III A x DONALD CLAYBOURNE - Q P Q KA- X' ROBERTS A- 5 FRANK BARKLEY SELLERS --ff X1 ' K , S I Nw .S Page Forty-Eight x R 'X X gb' RM NSR xx Q .N 'wifi-Zlig ' ' , A A S., -New 'rx 5' f XX SS A A' A ' .. Q f 1 1-,C K :ss JAMES KERMIT SEXTON NORMAN RAY SLOOP DIXIE LEE BONEY SOO ROY ALBERT STEPHENS HESTLEY DANARD STEPP WILLIAM SPROUL STICKLEY S JAMES PLACE THOMPSON 2 A Q I .,qqf I JI in.: t X 1 ' f IEEE o l W Ava if gg? I 7. f1x,: ,:.-diy? . IM JUHIUHS ,IE R4 , Q X lb, li, PAUL DONALD TILLEY ,, .1-4 1 515: ff frfyf' ff. ,-,sf H- - gt x v 5 - , ga - 'z m?' ' GEORGE KOSCIUSKO WEAVER Ev Y,: A, OYN W' K W 'H- NL I ,. , ag, sa-.,. :f' r , I .,-I 2 'A JESSE ALEXANDER WHITE, JR. ROBERT HAROLD WRIGHT, JR. PageForty-Nine Page Fifty ,ff X L .213-if Leading the Sophomore Class are, seated: Bee Gatling, Secretary-Treas- urerg and Mary Ann Hampton, His- torian. Standing, left to right: Bob Fleming, Vice-Presidentg Ed Drew, Representativeg and Norris Bigger- staff, President. IILHSS ul' 'BU DOUGLASS FRANKLIN ADAMS GEORGE HERBERT ARMSTRONG CURTIS LEROY BAKKEN GEORGE CURTIS BARBER C. J. STANLEY BECKMAN NORRIS A. BIGGERSTAFF Iivl w R- R, ,, R X X... .rx I is . '-5' JOHN P. BLAKE ' - GRAY THOMAS BOYETTE PAUL RICHARD BROWN i i 1 ' - V if-Q' x va 'le 'N ' , X4 41 x:. ,X X ss4d2+31fi?s5 -ze. A 119 .E N. 'W' Q 3 ' AFI wgg i L , em X ' Q15 I ' GARY B. COPELAND CARL ROBERT DENNY SUDIE PEARL DOGGETT WILLIAM L. DOWNS JOHN EDWIN DREW GEORGE DYER DUFFIELD ROBERT HENRY FLEMING ,W RICARDO GALBIS HORTENSE BEE GATLING 3 M-A ...P 1 N M an ff ' yas Q -3 5 , xv. ,E ' '. ' . , W Q'-N2 Y I '-,- . SUPHUIHURES 'lifaugys '4-f if asf., inn Q- ' 'l T'w Q, . ,',, 1 JOSE GONZALEZ DONALD GUBER MARY ANN HAMPTON ROBERT C. HEYMANN JAMES NOAH HINSON OWEN RAY HUNT ROBERT ELLSWORTH JONES GEORGE WILLIAM JOYCE JACK KEHOE v '-v Puge Fifty-One 1 '.-.3 HURSCHELL F. MATHEWS FRANKLIN C. MILLER ARMANDO MOYA I FAY KNICKERBOCKER MYERS KENNETH ALTON POWELL THOMAS A. READLING VADE G. RHOADES STEPHEN P. ROBINSON FLEMMING F. ROYAL SUPHUIHUHES RONNIE L. STANLEY FRANCIS B. TEAGUE, JR. LEWIS W. THOMPSON KENNETH G. TOMBERLIN HUGH T. WALLACE MARY CURRY WARD JAMES P. WATKINS SIDNEY A. WIKE JOHN H. WOLFE, JR. Not pictured: William Belmont, Jimmie Ray Cleary, Ernest Henson, john Kappler, john Miller, and Thomas Monaghan. Page Fifty-Two IDU N 1 -- 5-. In 'X W S iw' f ' Vx -3 if 4- wr . . , -- -5 ,. ,. mf H AS J -, .'iF.i.f: l M wi.-x' 1- if -Nflilfgilbx '-Xfuzfs. . ,,. if Q. .1 . ., -X .rl-BN-.. 5 - ' I 'WA xx ' f X X. , . ev m..w......5 Page Fifty-Four Class HUGH A. ALTVATER FRANKLIN D. BARNETT SAMUEL T. BICKLEY WILLIAM H. BIGGERS THOMAS E. BUIE, JR. THURMAN M. BULLOCK, JR. WILLIAM E. CHRISTOPHER, JR. JOE B. CURRIN, JR. ROBERT L. DAVIS 0 Soon designated as leaders of their class are, front row, left to right: Sam Bickley, Representativeg Murphy Townsend, Presidentg and Bill Spen- cer, Historian. Back row, left to 'rightz Ann Rae Thomas, Secretaryg Tom Ivey, Treasurerg and Bill Biggers, Vice-President. . Y 1- 'W' 33: 1 :QV ' ' X Q -EIN -.2SQ.QfQ'E1,.'S' . .. If-1.fN:j.Q:'Qfx:':g-' CLEMENT J. DeMASI LINCOLN L. ENGSTROM MARJORII2 Ia. FISHER GLORIA B. FLIPPIN WILLIAM W. FRANCIS JOHN H. GRAY III RALPH E. HALL A. RAY HARTNESS CAROLINE C. HENDERSON 'L-'Q' ,- ia 'ff ' ' X. . , : E x e, . A. ,,. mf. Mn.. JO-ALLENE HORNE GLEN G. HUNTER THOMAS N. IVEY CLYDE G. JEFFREY, JR ROBERT I. KEMPER PAUL KILLIAN DICK R. LAVENDER DAISY SI LEE MYRON L. LENKIN lib' Q 'bv' My ig ., FRANK E. MEDFORD DAVID S. NELSON J. THOMAS O'CONNOR LARRY A. PEARCE LOUIS PIKULA ROBERT P. PULLIAM JOHN L. SCHULTZ JAMES A. SHEETS RICHARD B. SIMPSON Sal lHfSHlllfll A. CLIFTON SNEEDEN, JIMMY L. SPARKS WILLIAM J. SPENCER EDWARD STEIN WILLIAM A. STOUT ANN RAE THOMAS WALTER A. WARD, JR. Not pictured: Joe Burt, Rafael Gomez-C, Al Griffin, Charles Herbert, Julius Marini, Mar- vin Max, Charles McCall, Everett Price, Ronald Rollins, and John Tew. Page Fifty-Six R ifffi is-A ,X 'X 'T 'eiffekf . , K 7'- WWI 4 - 'ij 1' .QW . A 1 i W Aw Q qfli -if .4 2 A E 1 3.3. . ., QV E as , sf Q , JUNE BELMONT 1 L ' ft Q, Q ISABELLE CROOK ' A' at , 9 In SUE DAVIS ws' , 'A A r - fy, A 1 'W I. .f i sr BETH HAUPT X K If MARY COOK KOLMER ' R Q' 'E 'E 'Z- . 2 FRANCES CONWAY RHODES 5. , V - V M BI? wa. lim ta. VIRGINIA ROBINSON . N if at h a Q. SHANNON SPIVEY A W . ff? BARBARA WILLIAMS ' ' N FV, K W 'K 1, MRS. PHYLLIS NEWPORT Inxtructor in Medical Page Fifty-Eight Technology school of IHEDICHL TECHIIULUGLI Students in Medical Technology are, seated, left to right: Sue Davis, Bar- bara Williams, Connie Rhodes, Mrs. Phyllis Newport flnstructorb, Mary Cook Kolmer, June Belmont, and Shannon Spivey. Standing: Isabelle Crook, Judy O'Conner, Beth Haupt, Betty Blalock, and Virginia Robinson. school of X-HHH TEUHHULUGU Graduate and Senior Class, from row, left to right: Carole King, Bonnie Williams, Sarita Gil- lie, Sandra Norfleet, and Helen Eades. Back row: James Small, Dell Sumpter, Larry Williams, Charles Hutchins, and Don Walters. 'J ' FN-5, - ., i f :SRX W 5 l P. ' gg .f ., 5 . Junior Class, front row, left to right: Doris Barefoot, Shelva Wood, Max -Q Hutchins, Virginia Willdnson, and 1 Ann Christian. Back row: Herman . Efird, Mona Garner, Shelia Scarhora, X . 4 a , Louise Treadaway, Rachel Turner, ' and Basil Shaver. e f sq 'S . sohool of HIIESTHESIH Students in Anesthesia, front row, left to right: Miss Donna West, Mrs. Juanita Karres. Mrs. Jo Ann Foster, and Mrs. Rachael Hartsell. Back row: Miss Betty Poteat, Miss Sue Cress, Mrs. Hilda jenkins, Mrs. Mary Hanes, Mrs. Helen Shore, and Mrs. Hilda Gadd. Not pictured: Miss Peggy Chappell and Mrs. Ann Stickley. Page Fi fty-N ine IHEDICHL HECUHIJ LIBHHHIHIIS GHHDUHTE STUDENTS Graduate Students from various departments learn how to handle animals in Dr. Clarkson's Course in animal experimentation. Left to righl: George Lin, Physiologyg Paul Boylcs, Microbio- logyg Ananda Nisalak, Microbiologyg Dr. Claude McClure, Neurophysiologyi and Paka Srivanig, Anatomy. - ' fSSS1va2'2:f.1 - 5 Qgdwgvc, -4, : -' if Y -N 7 Q- SF- ' ' . xt fm - 3,-, 4 we-4. . X . ., E - r ' v. ta t, I Medical Record Librarians, left to right: Mrs. Clatie Collins, Assistantg Mrs. Peggy Russell, Assistantg Mrs. Betty Hennessee, Chiefg and Mr. Ed Spainhour, Addresso- graph Supervisor. DEPHHTHIEHT UF PHSTUHHL IIHRE The permanent staff of the Pastoral Care Depart- ment, left to right: Albert L. Meiburg, Associate Director in Charge of Researchg Everett Barnard, Associate Director in Charge of School of Pas- toral Careg Richard K. Young, Directorg Benja- min S. Patrick, Associate Director in Charge of Out-Patient Counselingg and George Colgin, As- sociate Director in Charge of Patient Care in the Hospital. Page Sixty kai, xx-vim' HCTIVITIES iff. ik W' 'f af-' .' 19965 ' ' rs 3 li? if , e. ggi -Mlivff V .iftk H ,jagg- ff .gf 1 .fg pjqgi 1?Qg,xy1-' -ff, 4. 4.:,y'.,, f-, f be In, , - rr, 5 of :Eff , .xifkgfj Many .. 3 '-'- pf. .pk l .T ' -Y' . 1,-:V 233' I qyf' 'J ' f' N' f - ' . 1. 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The objective is to produce on gradua- tion neither a specialist nor a practitioner who regards himself capable of rendering every type of professional care but an individual who, after an internship, is a well-rounded and competent family physician. -Rappleye Page Sixty-One PUBlICHllUHSl . I , HW' f..., 'f .' I' ' ' -.- 1-L .. -- pq -W 1- 2.':'-:.:..:g',,,:,.IQ,-ffl...-1.5:,.'.,A2-5i.j:g--3 A, I :1:y,3:,, .,,.,. n Q 'X 'm-' ' EDITOR: Bob Heafner GHHU IHHHER ,, Before the nagging of Editor Heafner and Business,,Manager Kimberly, Carter, Crist, Hampton, and Jensen 'contribute their time and hard work for the completion of the Matter. PUBLICATIONS ADV ISOR Dr. Martin Netsky ,, XXX , . f H- E1E1zrZ ,-.'d2f?:f'k-Nzeivi - . ax- X mi:-zrzl--1-:V-.vi.r:t-X ' . .. .,., : N Q- , gs Si' ,rer 1 a g gi. Z' hx X Www ,KN 'H-gwim. X I in ' '-,,.- . g ,, ' .,,A1 if .Q x Carter and Stokes are supported well by Stepp, Wall, Johnson, ' Tombefun, and Prather. t E Page Sixty-Two ' EDITOR: joe Stokes , BUS. MGR.: john Carter HLPHH UHlE6H'HlPHH Proclaimed as the outstanding students in their classes are, seated, left to right: Ed Bronsky, John Blackburn, Stan Fried- man, Lathan Moose CSeniorsJ , and Dixie Soo Uuniorj. Standing: Bill Rogers fSeniorJ, George Weaver Uuniorj, Clayton Jensen and Bill Linder fSen- iorsb, Art Fein Uuniorj, and Buck Rish QSeniorD. UJIHGHTE IH. JUHHSUH HIEUIUHL SUUIETU Leading an open membership society dealing with the social, religious, and philosophical as well as the scientifici aspects of medicine are, seated, left to right: Mary Ward, Secretaryg Dr. Win- gate M. Johnson, in honor of whom the society is named, and Joseph Stokes, President. Standing: Bob Stepp, Publi- city Chairman, and Jim Jones, Vice- President. FREDEHIIIH H. THULUH HISTUHU of HIEDICIHE SUCIETU Members of the History of Medicine Society, front row, left to right: Dr. Bobb, Denny, Ward, Robin- son, Gatling and Dr. Prichard. Middle row: Canipe, Mrs. Canipe, Stokes, Wike, Doggett, Hampton and Monaghan, Back row: Tomberlin, Dr. Duc, Jensen fPresidentJ, Admirand QSecre- tary-Treasurerl, Benton, Dr. Denison, and Hey- mann. 4 Page Sixty-Three I il 1 ,+- ,ps HIHH Chosen by the student body to direct their chapter of the Student American Medical Association are, left to right: Mary Ann Hampton, Secretaryg Bill Royal, Presidentg Vade Rhoades, Treasurerg and Doug Maynard, Vice-President. This chapter, having recently been among the first to consolidate its local student medical society with SAMA, is a provocative example of student organization, being followed by many student bodies elsewhere. The National SAMA president having been of this school three years ago, the Chapter now boasts being represented by G. T. A. Morris, the National SAMA Treasurer. Chairmen of the various SAMA committees are, sent- ed, left to right: Mary Ann Hampton, Secretaryg Vade Rhoades, Financeg Carlton Everhart, Athleticsg and Doug Maynard, Program and Publicity. Standing: Bill Royal, Student Health and Student Honorg Joe Black, Insuranceg George Kimberly, Curriculum, Glen Garrison, Internshipg and John Blackburn, Social. Page Sixty-Four ik sr Wi? 'Qtr- junior student George Thomas Morris, Treasurer, National SAMA. - ni? BUUIHIHII HHH!! GHHPTEH Shown on the right is Amoz I. Chernoff, Asso- ciate Professor of Medicine at Duke University, talking with various members of the Bowman Gray faculty after presenting The Clinical and Genetic Aspects of Human Hemoglobin. This program was sponsored by Sigma Xi and the Bowman Gray Medical Society, faculty organizations with which SAMA cooperates in scheduling a wide variety of programs of interest to students and faculty. The breadth of SAMA activity engulfs many of the interests and concerns of the student body, griefs, loans, internships, insurance, health, and pleasures not being excluded. SAMA continues to enter and support its team in the basketball league-the spirit of this endea- vor was exemplified in the 1957 season by the presenta- tion of the Sportsmanship Trophy to the Demon Docs. SAMA's remarkable contribution, however, is un- questionably the lecture series. The quality of these pro- grams speak for themselves-'Symposium on Intern- ships, Symposium on Congestive Heart Failure, Pre- marital Consultation, Symposium on the Biological Effects of Irradiation, Locating a Practice fa film stripb, Symposium on Insurance, Symposium on State Medical Institutions, and the Moot Court. In addition, noteworthy in its activity this year, SAMA, in conjunction with the administration, has created SAAC, the Student Affairs Advisory Committee. Composed of faculty and student representatives, the committee meets monthly to discussany affairs pertinent to the relationship between students and administration. Shown are John Blackburn, Dr. Howard Bradshaw, and Dr. Paul R. Hawley, Director of the American College of Sur- geons before the latter pre- sented the Herbert M. Vann Memorial Lectureship on some Cine. iPhoto courtesy Wfin- ston-Salem journal, Jim Keith, photographerl . Page Sixty Fave Philosophical Aspects of Medi- Hwwf Proud of their recently acquired house are Phi Rho Officers, left to rigbl: Paul Tilley, Treasurer. Dick Snyder, Vice-Presidentg John Blackburn, Presidentg jay - Rosenblum, House Manager: and Carl Denny, Secretary. PHIHHO SIGIHH JOHN T. BLACKBURN President .-.QQ . .ez- , , . gQ4 ,,:S53 ..: f T y i' 5?b'liiQQjy:3:r1?E X ' -Msfcgm Q 3 . .. A, me , - ,L ..-15,5 s 2' . as Members from the upper classes beam their approval of their headquarters. .Front row, left to right Hager, Pierce, Johnson, Black. Second row: Kimberly, Stepp, Rogers, Gee, Lam, and Rish. Third row Blackburn, Stickley, Snyder, Rosenblum, Tilley, Altschuler, Royal, and Washburn. .xg QS Page Sixty-Six S , 'NP 1 Y i ew ., x.2.1,.L:LX , .AL g FEM 5 K- li.. Active members and pledges from the preclinical years respond eagerly to the call to the meeting to discuss plans for their new basement. They are, kneeling, left to right: Royal, Brown, Nelson, and Blake. Standing: Wallace, Burt, Tomberlin, Griffin, Robinson, Denny, Pearce, Cleary, Mathews, Armstrong, and Wike. Gatherings in the Congo Roomn have no longer been necessary since the Fhi Rhos, under able solicitors have obtained a permanent hall in which to carry on their various unctions. N X . 3815- Page Sixty-Seven ,Sy Page Sixty-Eight , A 51 9 ' . , Q5 L fig? AZ 3 Ig? X .,Q?f5Q,' ii? E' cf Y, -r 21, .:f.:..,Ff as A if , 1 , 253 .ww l-ga, ' Q X yen 5,9 -' , -L e 5 a ' :X s .i l fe J fmt l Active members and pledges from the underclasses are, kneeling, left to right: Wolfe, Guber, Wat- kins, and De Masi. Standing: Teague, Rhoades, Kehoe, Boyette, Copeland, Powell, Henson, Stein, Gray, Simpson, and Sparks. ee W' .. , 'f'.G::Ef:.x sm-2-' ... If ' 7' C 1-Er it V 'M -. asm Qs 1 w.e:s:sf:,::fa -W-: is if 'f . .. if H , , . X ' , 4 ., .. , Ko X 'SN if K Q 2 NSN M-.X rh 52 039 Oz 4 X s .5 X 2 I 'V ' ' 55 s M -I I g , 5 .Q ' ,,. 5 .4 -pf , if 4 will GLEN GARRISON Presiding Senior . X ' X if Q, K ' 'T Y Lp,1ua'f.1:'Sffi'ASff - i 1:-sag? 1- W' Q X '-'.,,3wr, . I.-,s xl '- gg. x x . K gf s Y.:-'ar ,WGN -' ij:1Q 'zv7::-su Y ' , ' v:SQEl2ss:'f. ,,.egJ 1?? dxf , ,'..x' g:-:gz ryjig A. 'X f'. .xf2s 'f v t L' ,M -- .,.1 Y. .,. X vw' Discussing profits made from their busy dining hall, are Phi Chi Medical Fraternity officers, left to right: John Giles, Presiding Juniorg Tom Kitchen, Judge Advocate, Terry Davison, Treasurer, Gensie Teague, Secretaryg and Glen Garrison, Presiding Senior. Happy over a successful pledging season and anticipating a prosperous year are members of Phi Chi from the clinical years. Kneeling, left to right: Giles, Linder, Wright, and King. Second row: Chak- ales,, Everhart, Stephens, Davison, Walsh, and Bryant. Tlaird row: Maynard, Bard, Garrison, Holland, Kitchen, Castelbaum, Payne, and Hollingsworth. Q S., l A. . 1 , A, Q fx :Y , ,,. ...... 5 E t 1 -.fa t lx' i ? 5 ' A 2 fi' 1 is ,, K ' 4 , 4 ' 5f- -:xl f- 3, ' ' lx 3 ' X X, I df-I n . 5 be , '. I, , Q 4, f',3.,, , f Q, .,,,, ,QQ ,,,' vs 1. ' 5' ' :H Page Sixty-Nine V 41 NE 2 ,gags T fa .,.,,,,m JYW, .,-:FS .51 W t . 'f ' Wm 4 Q . ,V Ng' Q .ia v. 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SUE KERLEY, R.N., B.S.N.Ed., M.Ed. X X X Y 1 X , X 21,11 X -wee: ' 1 X 0 X 1,-:N X SX X 5-'EIEY .1 1. 1 XA X 1, :-:Pr x I 'iifff2i:ZQ:I 1 ' X sag f X W X X 4 X X X , X, X' X .X. f . . 5 ui EY X 'f':f,-f:.,,f, K 1 X X X X X 4 Page Seventy-Five MRS. VIRCRINIA RIVERS .N. Associate Director Nursing Service Instructor in History of Nursing MISS A. SUE KERLEY R.N., B.S.N.Ed., M.Ed. Associate Director School of Nursing Page Seventy-Six . HDHIIHISTHHTIUH MR. REID HOLMES A.B. Hospital Administrator MISS JOYCE WARREN R.N., B.S., A,B. - rector of School of Nursing and Nursing Service Q Sr , . 2 w !3 MISS BETTIE BAISE ' ' ' xa- R.N., A.B. , A R. n , Instructor in Nursing ' x 5. ' MRS. IQEN AJSJILJGLASS I 1 , , Assistant Instructor' in Nursing 'Vw I' f R 'ap MRS. MAXINE HUNT .f if Q.. V ' Sv-X . Q M., g R.N., B.S. in BIOL. N 'lv' I -Q' Clinical Instructor in T-fl Eli.. ,A ' ' Medical Nursing. ' ' . MRS. VIRGINIA MAX ' f , 5 R.N., B.S., in ED. Clinical Instructor in Surgical Nursing 6 'fn 0 . as 9 1 MRS. LORENE KLEU R.N., B.S.N. Assistant Instructor in Nursing t MISS ELIZAIgEgl'H SAGE R.N., . .N. pn X . f'-4 Instructor and Public Health its A ' . ff' Coordinator 2 K' y , ,qw N g 4.-I -sf -1. 1-V MRS. MARY STEVENS ,..-. ' R.N. 'P' W , Assistant Instructor in Nursing MISS FRAIECIES CARSON V. Assistant Instructor in Nursing I CJ f FHUUHU f i'4?':'fi',.l,i W' I Ji w.. 'R - slssl he 'N -' IX' D ' x I ' Q 3 a ot E. X' f Q as - ,.,. gi Am gk- , E3 yr- bv' X Y ,.'. fr fa, A 551 9 0 Q, ,g...-.- 165 A MISS SADIE BAILEY R.N., B.S. in ED. Clinical Instructor in Obstetric Nursing MISS MARJORIE BISHOP B.S. Instructor in Nutrition and Diet Therapy MISS JANET STALLINGS B.S., M.R. in ED. Instructor in Religious Education and B.S.U. Sec. DR. ELTON COCKE B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Anatomy and Physiology DR. NORMAN SULKIN B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry MISS ANNRRASSTEVENS Clinical Instructor in Operating Room MRS. TOMMIE KAPPLER R.N., B.S. Instructor in Nursing of Children - Page Seventy-Seven '55 Qu...-rf If 'ugh-wg' 38 MISS SUE WALKER Morning Supervisor MISS MARY GLADSTONE . Evening Supervisor :'2f':f-.--- . - - ' -' MISS ETHEL SHORE O bsletric Supervisor an A -v Sk ,xg GX? s I gf 1 6 I . . . - .ff ' Qc: ' f . ' Rm' E-T.2'QT,Q1g I K Q sq 5,3 . , , .I., s f 3 Page Seventy-Eight 4 MISS LUCIA SHIRLEY Operating Room Sllperrisor MRS. MARY INGRAM Q Director of Ou! Palieni Deparlmeut Nurses SUPEHVISUHS MRS. JANE LAWRENCE Wfediral Supervisor MISS MARGUERITE GREENE Surgical Supervisor MISS MARY JANE PARKS Pediulric Supervisor MRS. MADGE MINOR Recovery Room SIIIIETI-'iS0f Not pictured: Miss Virginia Tesh, Night Superfisof. V ,.., p i t Z if SPN ' . -' - I .Q fi. X X X . xx S X I xxxx X X X 'ss i' ...X 1 x er. .X :fi 3 'N X 'Q L 3 -,-.1-2-.srssfc-K -X ' wfw rDUcgif'f SEHIUHSH- ...,Memories! Memories! A Unlimited 12's , Hen Fests Black Bands A A State College. A , Charge Duty P. C.'s Idol A A Gino's A Phi Chi A Late Sup- per Sessions Diamonds A Red Roses .Christmas on Pediatrics Third FloorA A Tape Recording A Night Life AA Sun Tans A Hanging Rock One Way Streets. AA Charleston and Ukes AA Cramming for Boards Pizza at the College Inn A A ALeadership A You'l1 Never Walk Alone . A . A Page Seventy-Nine Page Eighty 49'---. HISTUHU of the Class of 1958 How far away seems that sunny afternoon in late August when sixtyeseven excited and unknowing girls sat on a lawn at Tanglewood and realized, even then, that the next three years would not be the same kind of picnic! With a wagon load of various texts iwhose authors, dates, and titles must be remem- beredb and hours of endless instruction fcalled orientationj, we began a trip through time, the years being punctuated with tears, joys, mistakes, disappointments, and a measure of ma- turity. Long and tiring were the hours of study, the endless lectures, the trials and errors of nursing arts lab, but just when we needed a boost there came the reward for our effort: that priceless first experience on the wards. The days passed quickly that first year, and almost before we could imagine, we were K 4 . 8 . given a halo for our tasks-a tiny, starched, white cap. How beautiful the memory of capping! We'll never know what happened to the next few months-crowded with making formu- la, threading suture, seeing the miracle of a birth, praying with a mother beside a sick child, and studying human behavior at Dix Hill. Yet, somewhere in all those months we'd had time for beach trips, fraternity parties, engagements, weddings, and even babies. But suddenly we looked around and found ourselves at the end of a course of learning. Just ahead lay graduation-the commencement of duty and purpose. Then in the inner sources of our minds familiar words began to take meaning: I solemnly pledge myself before God- and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. 1.3 Q? .. . , 4. .s . ,. 5 . ,.., .,.-sera. V ' , . vwrwcs' ,. J f 1 1 - ' 2. . ff '-21fV':eg:Qexftg-1g-1Q,-:f2'::13.n2g.1i-ifff A , 5 2, f I zigzag. ' . t'e. . 'Saw 'FW' 3 , , ' rg an f , e ..,.. N 1 , Fw X ,ox 5 15 .5.1 5 . of I . . , E, .,1.. , t. je are ' 'Q -i'i J . ' f y -.i-f e i . if '57 viva i1 i A 'x'-t- . 'i 'xx Page Eighty-One Page Eighty-Two BILLIE HONEYCUTT Best All Around SYLVIA PREVOST M ost Attractive CAROL GREGG Most Dependable LHTIVES CAROLYN HAWKINS Best Personality BETTY CHAPMAN Most Professional BETTY GENTRY Wittiest 'A PE? az... Page Eighty-Three TT Class Sponsors-U MISS ANN CASSTEVENS DR. EDGAR MARSTON Page Eighty-Four Officers-- Left to Right: Gail Stratton Secretaryg Janet Walker, Presi dentg Betty Togila, Treasurer Norma Dean Hill, Vice-Presi dent is not pictured. ..1Ti Wx.. new S75-R IRENE BARNES Irvin, Kentucky 3 3 fi 3 2 1 3 v 3 5 5 J K X 6 . 5 3 Q Q VIRGINIA BLEDSOE New Bern, N. C. Y .. Sl: fs-' , -- '2Yffi'7G'T-xv '- Nw ' ' E12 1-.:.Z .1 1 5 E... ., '-'Sm Q 45, . S. gn , cl , ' .S ,- ' lS't1- ,. - V,-L, :iii fu, . 4 .5-.. '-.': v - N .Y .v , ' 1 -If A , :vu . 1SI4g.::.Q2N: , e s- , .. . e. :,fq.' J 'f Y'- ' ' x.g15-55:gg1'fgijQz.vs Y 1: ' , . - X' ,T . , , LZ-.1 lf- 5' 5525 2 ' ' is 5 f- 1 V 7 wg M ...z-g,, ,.,,1v -T 1. V. , .- . . .'.:-:':':Zg.c'4.Sgf -2 Y 5. . ' , n xv ,- ,ff QT ., ,, ' . :gi-:P Cv.. 3 --45-,,f fi' V , X- . .ff-, ' I. ' ,Y Qty' X A 17. 5 ,.5 BETTY BOONE Spruce Pine, N. C. JANET BRAMMER Elon College, N. C. 591' Page Eighty-Five E-3 MERDEAN BREEDLOVE Morganron, N. C. ' 557' --....,..w.rskfY ' J. :E f , ' i ff - 1 ' Q , ., .V,.- 3. . - , ii-i rfflii' ff' if-: ' 3 -.21 Q1 1- ,g ., .- wgig. - - V s X' '-:- 'CWS-IQl5F-If9f2x:'?fJI3F . If- - '::f:-:':- PEER rfi: ' ' bile- .gi -. N ' 5 MARY BREWER w I X' . Guxlford College, N. -1. Y I N 1 EERE . WP' SEHIUHS RS mi! DORCAS BROOKS N Andrews, N. C. gg: , K RR iN MWl N NRQV IT, -,LQl. mxg- Q S N S , C . ...., Sig W ..:4,,.:.,..x,. R- .... -has . 4-in-1.g. 1:, 'g jpii-QQY' wfesh- xmas . , XQQQX .r :KX A K, , . - -Q 1.-sfw:-fix 'PFI' fx ' 2- -. wLiv:f--A N K JACKIE BROWN -ll C JOHCSVI ea N- - . -- RNA 'MXN R , .iifxi X 'T I C 5 SCN:-L QC V -X -Q9fS:wig.g'- .im A XE. .klfxf f 2 QNX X Xi wwf-FX A xx 359- E emi-:b.::'.Q P-5. x wkyixgy R -X mw,R..u: R Qi xi' ' . -.K-x vff 5 Page Eighty-Six Q ., NX xeix X S. A. . xx xii... . Q' 109k -isa' MARGARET BROWN Elon College, N C THYRA BROWN Bladenboro, N C NW ,. v v! :vi Q 4? .' ',.:f2' 45' Y 5 WMS? 9' 2 s fwq W F Q5 Clemmons, N C 5 5 N 'Y ig , SS' Is v. ' X X X X Qx . . xii-. . DELPHINE EVERHART Wilmington, N. C. LYNELL FORRESTER Johnson City, Tenn. t. N3-4-fv '5vL..f 'G'- 555.-f AGNES FLETCHER Tabor City, N. C. LUCILLE FURR Albemarle, N. C. Page Eighty-Nine var 'QV Page Ninety Q -, -'GSW WM , CAROL GREGG Greensboro, N. C. ELSE GERTH Friedberg, Germany ' Tffli ff 'E' Tziifzjlw., . . 1 i'2f6',1 g.j25j?yA?.':f:-: ' 'YEI-3':5QE - . 25? .W- f1 'k-Exr. 1--f'-' f - ' Q.-:N .,.,. Ng.: 1. N fx 1 M NN xx. 13 1.1: -H '. -- f -N:-::w-H 3 --Aw' ,N QV-Q5 ....g1.iq Ax A X A A ,QA , .L A A sw X X Az x vw 5 ,, 5 me 4 av- J?-'Tr-f 'l. . I iifliirzg .P f SEHIURS BETTY GENTRY Leaksville, N. C. Q MARX' HELEN GILLESPIE DAVIS Shelby, N. C. F! iw, 'Q-... 'L -1 CAROLYN HAWKINS Lincolnton, N. C. NORMA DEAN HILL High Point, N. C. iw --. SEHIUHS nr ' , sag.: ,lmyfm - 3' x , 49 BILLIE HONEYCUTT Greensboro, N. C. JEAN Jlzssup Pilot Mountain, N. C. R 35' WU' er,.,..-er F, ,441 ,A iq s 40... -v Nw fi Q? X- viva, if - -.1 Page 'Ninety-One X V .C Page Ninety-Two ,..-mg. DELORES KIMBLE Asheboro, N. C. EDITH McINTYma Godwin, N. C. . X M. '43-.. W-114272, , . 'f1'.'I1f'1 '-211 . , .W 1 fgggii 3' M Q f A :ff 4' Q 9. , vf ff 1 V .5 V :S QM.. . - .Y jxgv.-...Af .,.: , S. .. - 1 '55 k fa 'S F ' ,Q SEHIURS Rosn KEARNEY Durham, N. C. JANE KENNERLY Charlotte, N. C. f em. Q N X? QSWWK xv-1, WN' GLORIA MILLER Mocksville, N. C. GLENDA OWENS Lexington, N. C. 'Z E'-va, I 9' s 1 ' SEHIUHS Q.-Q PAT OWENS Kings Mountain, N. C. JOAN PAISLEY Independence, Va. Page N inety-Tbree A: 'Ms-.. 'Q' 'ww-Q.,-v spw'-x RQ-xx Page Ninety-Four x, 5, ,- fl M 6 'A --,ff .M , 0 I, Q., at x 2' S . ' .W .. . , K- Vi . l .,. .. uv ' .. ' VT: F QE fx' '?g1f T:3 ,. - , L ' V Q 2? ' ,. .b -v , :.s?f:: .g ,.1 ,,,. , . - JEANETTE QUINN Clemmons, N. C. LU RAY REAVIS Mocksville, N. C. Q-:p9 ' Ei, .L . . ..Q1.f,: ...N-Q ' SEHIUHS E NANCY PATTON Pilot Mountain, N. C SYLVIA PnEvos'r Thomasville, N. C. x , X H ' ., ,l Q., , V-,i . x r, ' ' -v ii f A ' f-Si .. , -.ggi :SQ wg.-awww Q-mam--s DIANA REDMOND Statesville, N. C. MARIE ROYAL Clayton, N. C. A l ,' qw? .jim 'M ,, .. X. P Y. 'Sv' SEHIUHS fin. 434 MARGARET SETZER Morganton, N. C. GAB SMITH Mount Airy, N. C. Y- - v lv-,. Page N inety-Five Page N inetyxfix , ..,,, .,.x.i,,V1, Ag 4 '41, f-:.i A PAT SMITH Kernersville, N. C. 3555 Y'- -ff a. Xfw , -Y. ' 'IfiI3J'T F? Sv 5 lp'2'il's.-, :1.Ql4fii.:?31EZiY:F-1-2, 4. - H .., . - T' .. .,..,.. .. .. , ., ,12,.: . ,.x , , A -il., -.N 'X .M illfif ' 2 -:Ly-N, 15-W.:N'Nix-zffififiill'serv?-'5 , .. ,., . vi Xgfygsgfw. g4.s2:s.f:uZ2: ' S Q --m-:x:,g..f4v.x::X...,.:,q:.:, X 5:,f',:f: ga? M ' Q W. -,,:. 1. .. QA., ,A X Q. 1-4.1.1. -fs'-T , qzgzn 1555. , 14.5. Q . ge: '55:'Z'Qt::'-!glQET3: . T Du , X -,,,,x i . A X. . .sw A vs -.:1...:f- . fx 5-.if v 51 t Q as-z:.m-1.-,,, , : -w . W2 .-...mb N. ,Nmx -Y C- .A., W ., Q Kwxvx x , W ' X Q Q NN N x ' . Q X x Q Q6 X 5 X Y X Q, Y x C 5 gf FN 4- is X xx z ,Ni-,mg xx gtg T :si , M vb . X x cm.-:g.'.g.,fg.,, , - S... xv. H :qc -2 4? - , X 4 ' ' . X fm:-.:' GAIL Burlin JEAN SURRETT Canton, N. C. JUDY SOUTHERN Fries, Va. . SEHIUHS STRATTON , gton, N. C. X N Sim -1.25 Q x .. X X R . X T-'QT 'ix' .E ,X Www. NN- ab .ff Y V . f BETTY FAYE TOGLIA Charlotte, N. C. SYBIL VICK Albemarle, N. C. t - - , K A , r , ' , 1 im X' X. -S1-fa 'Z I -' yas- , . T A A X- .-is ,-.iff .N ' til IA ' . ' P ' x g: gy' - ,, Wzf,,. 1' I ,'L 'wi5:2iE W ,923 , - 4 S, . .9 2 Q95 As W9 3 . .R - me-' T 'l - f , ,,, ,, f ' , I-gag, , - , L l l 1 4 1 JANET WALKER Elkin, N. C. BARBARA WALL Stare Road, N. C. Page N inety-S even EN' -.aww 0 ' Pagd Ninety-Eight . - 151.1 .1,. ,v.'1,.:,:5::-fgf., 5. - Q. I ,-:gg 11311, - fill-s:i'ff' ' 1 3 '?g',f:6 , -' ' ya- 'zz' E , A ,,. W, ,5,,,,, .av - ,113 . .,.:g55,:f:1. 1, ,1 P -.Q f drag 7 SEHIURS ,.,. , . N , mf V-5 ,rm-1 . -Mx . I A WM 3 .3 ' gmfawownqamugt ' -M E2 NURSE'S HOME-DIX HILL VICTORIA COURTS BLANCHE BURRUS NURSES HOME SSX X 'I 12' wx iw X' hw: 3 sw gb RQ: -1 -A QT- . rf ., N I N A--f?wSNs':sX-u QNX I - V. xx- , ' 'P it . .-: I A,.x:.xvxx QC xc. Nw SUE WHITFIELD Durham, N. C. ANN WILSON Trade, Tenn. ' Q ji 351 55 :sz A, 7' t Fm-T-NX 5 A I lean g., -N -- i,E'.1:Q:f,:t 5:5 :tif Ri x B1 ' W 1 -tt., Hot Dogs! Hot Dogs! .. Specialities , Miss Cassy Capping Television ., Babysitting Wake Forest Spring Follies . Summer Vacation Night Duty Obstetrics Second VUE-st , Counting Coins for Capes Staley's, . Frat Pins, t . On Callu . . One More Year. ? Page Ninety-Nine Page One Hundfed ELIZABETH BLEVINS BARBARA BOWERS CAROLYN BOWDEN TONI BROCK BETTY BUFFALO MARRITA CANNON DORIS CARTER ELAINE CARTER JERRI CLARK PEGGY COLE FRANCES CROKER JEAN ENNIS JUHIUHS as , :1:' x Q wi 1 S X M N ki 45 ' E, . - ss S , wx I Officers-U Left to right: Loretta Garrett, Treasurerg Carolyn Thomas, Presidentg Mickey Mull, Vice- Presidencg Par Heffner, Secre- tary. J-:fm NE- E w E 'hz-5fi'?.5 NIST bl X Q ' ' ' I' ff Ns HE I x E X X s - C A - fr --e- , -wx C 1. - ENS N , 1 X . :S - . E . SEWER' . ' ' '- is . if Of1Lli.:1: --wr :Q E' . ., : . E: H--C A N- C X' ,mx 'n ' X' , L ' ' .1 RTM - E I ' ' K 'f PV I liz i TX? T' T mx . - N k F 563 If , 1 1 BARBARA FOWLER 9' If .. JOYCE FREEMAN I f ZIA f t ' E' 1 ' W A I IIORETTA GARRETT H' A ' A. C GRACE GILLESPIE I A-q .ggm ' A ' ,lu 6 . . 'JI A 21. I I DJ:-: ' A 'VJ' f n , I 'I ,W ' ' . ' 'f Rf .L L I . Z: 1,11 .,.A, .I NANCY GLIDEWELL I I 1 V MARGARET GROOVER , , V I Q, U we . DORIS HARDIN S., ,Q Vg 31 J J BARBARA HART f A- , 1,1 J 4. 55 2 ,I 1 . , xx V'-,.4 v 'L-Z 'xxx A 5573 I I LAURA HAWES , I PAT HEFFNER , .. A- , I SHIRLEY HICKS f 5 W X LIBBY HILL ,vib QS J fd r M as 1 X egg, , A JUHIURS sr .wi , 'I IK ' 2 RN I I A I ' LN x I L 'X I ' x f . g gi' . 1..I 4 A : - k Q YF. WAQM 1 Y HQ 6 .7z- A W b 'E Y-ifil ,. ' .,. A Y Z IRE J, ,I F , Q ,- .. ,,,., MONA HUDSON JO ANN HUFF LINDA JARMON NANCY LOFTY NANCY LYON JANE MCHAN JANE MARKHAM MECIA MARSH DORIS MARSHALL MARY MARSHALL SHIRLEY MARSHALL PEGGY MIDYETTE Page One Hundred One ,-. , 'A W A A A M 'K iw ' Nz- J I 3 1 I, 4. ,AA A. ., ,, Q A 1, ' I 'Q t 'Q L gb , ' 1.1 ' ?Z2 A J 1 A - ' ' I . fsv 'f: vi-E , Y Agfii f -. V S ig X ' ASKK' 3 A -, .- ' Ei- ' 3- ' f 5. ' I 15' A Qi N A A ' .9 , A , ' ' 7 A ,f , A ' '5 XX CAROLYN THOMAS MARY TYREE PATRICIA VESTAL BETTY VOGLER PATSY WALL LINDA WALSH JEAN WATTS LINDA WEATHERMAN JO ALICE WILSON Page One Hundred Two JUHIUHS Q I JOAN MIZELL MICKEY MULL BARBARA NOBLES BETTY RENN DORIS RENN JERRI ROPER HELEN STAFFORD BETSY SWAFFORD PATRICIA TATE MELBA TATUM NANCY TAYLOR CONNIE THAGGARD x 5 3 A I Q 3 HS I A SH N , Q, fi, If N is . Q Sai? f . f ,Q.'f:x:37 V . . ,fa 1- IQ' SX fi: 5 5. , . X A ff 1,IW - 'QA b gwx A xg A :Q Q NX , AAAA M X A A .- ff Q-xxx PHEClIlllUHlS--- Quiet Hour Ping-Pong . Med Students . Tennis Walks A.j.N. References s Minum, What kind of a disease is that? , Mitered Corners White shoe polish Homesickness , Mary Chase , Hypodermics Flower Arrangements, .. Y Swimming and colds 552.50 for retakes Chemistry . . . ,Christmas at home , Two whole patients! Page One Hundred Three Page One Hundred Four 'GT G , . . A ax ',,. Asif ..'L is 4 -',..f.'-.'f . ' 'N N NX' PAULINE ANGEL ,41'. iq Y. Q1 PEGGY BAREFOOT , ALFREDA BRITT Y -. lu A.A:s I PHYLLIS BROWN A X , G ' 1 MARTHA BUGHER as GG'.A 1 PAT BULLARD .G,qA,GiA 2 jg JUANITA BURROWS A A ANN BYRD - ' . , .I Officers--f Left to Right: Ruby Hodgin, Treasurerg Arm Jordan, Presi- dentg Ginger Greene, Vice- Presidentg Ann Hall, Secretary. wr- K' K . imfx A . 95 A Y? ix. ' ii:-5 . N , ' 'x JANE BYRD - SQ q X .. X - V , A b MARGIE CODY , Qi, if gwi 5' JUDY CORNE XX X tv , x i ...av Af -,. L .,,,,, K 5. Q i.,- qi x Y t .,:'xX XC ' v -if R x A xv SANDRA DICKSON . A 5 1 9 X 'S Z A A I 1 , ft A .QI ,- GEORGIA DORSETT DEANE DOYLE MARTHA DUFFIELD -, ,H x 1' ? , ,UD .-3 I yy. Q- S BETSY EDWARDS J 7 JUDY FLOURNOH A PEGGY FLYNN -A ,V ,es L M., f 1' ANN FEATHERSTON - - AJ f ' A 'X -1 vga' X CAROL FOSTER X . 1 J .W J - A- gg, A- MARY GARLAND J , Q ' 5- f 4' EVELYN GODEREY img 5 gE35g5 GINGER GREENE 5 -' A .'., Q '- ANN HALL X Q .,,,. '.-E235 gf, , PHEULIHIIIHLS I ww- . Y'G. if A 1, , b5 2' Q, ri' xi: 'ifai f gay F - iam 51 5' A 5 A 1 1 S BEVERLY HAYES EDNA HEGE LOUISE HENDERSON SHELBY HINTON RUBY HODGIN CAROLYN HUDSON CONNIE JACKSON GLENDA JACKSON MARGARET JOHNSON ANN JORDAN KATHRYN KISHPAUGH TREVA LANNING FAYE MCCURRY SUSAN MCGLAMERY SARA MANGUM BARBARA MEDLIN ss' 'i f' ,J X ' 151 A saf- , 355, R, -V 3 'fs .E Nu-'va N ,gy 'fx . ,X Page One Hundred Five N :,. X-I X 1 --I.. 2' - ' . 1- TI X . .Y V41V: W dogg: kg. .X 125: 1? . , , . e. X I A N, 1 L ., ,,.. I Q, , .... 5 g -Q if Page One Hundred Six BILLIE RYAN EDNA SESSOMS FRANCES SHORT SHIRLEY SHUPE CHARLOTTE SIMPSON CAROLYN TAYLOR JULIA THOMPSON CAROLE UNDERWOOD PAT XVATKINS GRETCHEN XVATLINGTON BUDDIE XVEY JUDITH WHITE ELIZABETH WHITEIIEAD SARA XVILLIAMS ANN YOST SARA YOST V '5- 'W 5,4 REI ,.., nv --uv' 'K DELORIESE MERCER SUSAN MOORE SARA MURRAY JEANETTE NANCE GLADYS PICKERAL CHARLOTTE QUINCY MARY REDWINE NANCY REEP JOAN ROBERTSON HELEN ROLLINS DIANE ROWE RACHAEL RUSSELL PFIECLIHICHLS 'S QR N. 5? 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Bessie Hauser, Stella Jenkins, Rachel Gray, Florence Josey, SECOND ROW: Willow Mae Getz, Edith Scarlett, Cleopatra jerry Norton. Nancy Blackburn is absent. Covington, Victoria Hardy, Ettie Boles, Jimmie Setzer, Flor- PHHCTICHL NURSES The Winston-Salem School of Practical Nursing is sponsored jointly by the Baptist Hospital and the Vocational Education Department of the Winston-Salem City Schools. The School has a one year program and equips its students to care for the convalescent and chronically ill patient and to assist the professional nurse in the care of the acutely ill patient. 5 s 35-it ' 1 :IW Iv A ' 4- - , V .-'Q' r ,., ve- 'HvP IHSTRUIITUHS Mrs. Margaret Holland, Instructor, discus- W -K sing assignments with Peggy Wafford, stu- ' dent. Mrs. Alford, Instructor and Director of the Practical Nursing School. 1 wi Page One Hundred Seven E Left to right: Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Helsabeck, Mrs. Barron, and Mrs. Latham This book of memories would not be complete without a note of appreciation to those who have lived with us these years. For their interest, their encouragement, their love, and their ability in making this our home we will forever remember - and be grateful. Page One Hundred Eight A ,sg :fi .pa 3 3 35:2 ' 4 - i'?3i3i51'ZE:f' ?N::EZ'r:- . -A ti. N . i , SN. . '. 1E2f'? 1 -, 1, ,fr 1 , mzrgzfi' '1'2'f?iaI , ,X it ' Ziff - 4. : Q'-sw 5552 ' -tx' 413 ages-:ns X HCTIVITIES-H Operation? Well hardly! ,, .junior-Senior .... The Mickey Mouse Club A Winston-Salem Teachers College Choir, . . Well, Bettieln. . . l got Winners! Page One Hundred Nine Bei 1 FIRST ROW: Janet Brarnmer, Treasurerg Pat Smith, Senior Representative, Mary Brewer, First Vice-Presidentg Jackie Brown, Proctor Chairmang Barbara Fowler, Second Vice-Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: Margaret Brown, Honor Council Chairmang Carolyn Thomas, Junior Class President, Janet STUDENT GUUHCIL President BETTY GENTRY Page One Hundred Ten Walker, Senior Class Presiclentg Sara Mangum, Frances Short, Pre-Clinical Representativesg Jean Paisley, Social Chairman, Pat Heffner, S.S.N.A. Representative. NOT PICTURED: Miss Greene and Miss Casstevens, Advisorsg Rose Kearney, Orien- tation Chairman. R :A 'Q' x ww.: 2 1 zi, 5 ,. X X Q if at S 2 - ,,-1,: 'xtr W ' S i A t N 'R' V. J ', ,ii ..,,- V n xv f garet Brown, Chairmang Barbara Wall, Senior Representativeg Miss Baise, Advisor. STANDING: Barbara Nobles, Joyce Freeman, Lynn Tatum, Junior Representative, Jean Surrett, Senior Representativeg Miss Stallings, Advisorg Nancy Reep, Mary Red- wine, Ann Byrd, Pre-Clinical Representatives. R SEATED: Miss Bailey, Advisor, Betty Gentry, Student Government Presidentg Mar- SHHTH FILUIHEHH Pat Smith, Margaret Brown, Carol Gregg, Lucille Denton, Janet Walker. Not pictured is Thyra Brown. Page One Hundred Eleven Carol Gregg, Editor, Sylvia Prevost, Co-Editor, Lucille Denton, Business Manager. f--s Betty Boone, Editorg Carolyn Thomas, Co-Editor Page One Hundred Twelve IHHITE HIHHER .J G 4 Alf FIRST ROW: joan Paisley, Feature Editor, Gae Smith, Senior Representativeg Sue Denny, Pre-Clinical Representative, Merdean Breedlove, Photographer. SECOND ROW: Mecia Marsh, junior Representative, Mary Redwine, Pre-Clini- cal Representative, jean Watts, junior Representative, Susan McGlamery, Pre- Clinical Representative. Not pictured are Mrs. Mary Stevens, Advisor, Mary Gillespie, Photographer. PLHUEBU Brock, Walker, Wall, D. Carter, Nobles. M. Brown, Paisley, Redman, Gregg, E. Carter, G. Owens, G. Smith, Stratton, Brewer, Hudson, Rowe, Marsh. . -IX Sam Lam, Publicationsg Doris Hardin, Associate Secretaryg Sylvia Prevost, Listen Chairmang Jim Jones, Janet Stallings, Advisorg Mecia Marsh, Vesper Chairmang Mary Hampton, Vice-Presidentg Lynn Tatum, Secretaryg Gail Stratton, Musicg Bob Moore, Methodist Representative, Barbara Nobles, Chairman of Pediatric Sunday School. Not pictured: Ruth Daily, President of B. S. U. ,O'PL'h B.S.U. Retreat at Camp Shirley Rogers Tea for new students-One of the many socials sponsored by the B. S. U. Puge One Hundred Thirteen 'Q ivz Q 1 . l,, M A 1 A 'QA f, A fs ' M 3 X 5 M: lr .. X' Q .41 .. Q .E A M33 , ,S si - as YA if fw ih g'm ,Q,-X, ,. , .s' SUNBATHING AT THE COURTS E mx . , , . - ,- .x,.. .N O ti ,.,, 5:,M5,g , , A. ,T -A,x: x,g1 X '1,.?' 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THE LITTLE GREEN KINGDOM Page One Hundred Fifteen is-x . z 1 3 1 1 e S S 3 ' x xS,: .wa sk. . im S X E 'N iii?-2 ' : A N -V xgX x t s-:lf , X -x 'Q xx: ., X , Q.-.fx ,SQA X xx X N Xgxw .u Y 1 4 ,za M 1 5 'f' ,N E E X X Q K in .ik X U Xx X.. X XA ,yy 5, 455' if -NIH! kim 'rig KJ- fri? ,JCM V am 4' we-.,1., X- . . X x R-X 'le' 956- D I .Xa ...F Q 'NG 0 S11 , 'v4 Q ll ,.1.s,fg' J, ,ails 45' gf- fs, I 4 Q ' o ' 4 0 Q 9: x -sub. ef, fr! Ni M aw X XS ,.x: -1- 1 - X . X A 4 x N S.- A unvennsnlcmnnnrs QQ I y I It's Camels for me. 'I ' They've really got it! 'M 'Uwe ' as we 351' .Q I .i s:.:::..:s.x,:.::: -xg.. A 5 sw x an ws-iz. 'Rebbe W ' ak? q,s3,Iv9?6I? X 'SAME W ff 'If X Q N e W sm swf ..9,3.s,-In 3 wwe . , . -4 fi ' - . ..f,.s.:sf ' ,f I- 'I-2- ri-:'-arm' ,. K I - '-ima-V924 K Q A w-'is--fr ,. II . .. -1:1 QEIEZ' .. ew .1a53,I,,. - 5- ag 5 Mraz,.21::E1:1E:ErirI.s' .-kErErsEEvf1:lE2 512112511-E1E:E'E:I1'-'I-:ErE'E- Q s-wmsl ...:. 5is5:5E:e:5,s.s:s:fa'f ::I . 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Q , between lust smoking'Z..and Camels! --.-. ,J 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J Q as 7 we . r ing, tel vjlh 5 1 s A d T C , ull W ,,-g l, n rust ompany 121, gon. T'- T E I ' J 'ff AND1u0 j Home orncs wmsrou SALEM N C A PROGRESSIVE COMPANY EXPANDING AGGRESSIVELY WITH THE SOUTH s ...with TODAY'S TOP DOLLAR VALUE IN LIFE INSURANCE PROTECTION! THE GORRELL-SIEWERS INSURANCE AGENCY 420 North Spruce Street offers you the complete life imsuronce service. The followingi ogerits ore ovoiloble to fulfill your insuronce needs. CHARLES N. SIEWERS CLU ROBERT W. GORRELL R. A. McCuiston, Jr. Spencer C. Waggoner Robert R. Holder, Jr. Vernie R. Snider I I 'v F3 on O Q E 'A 533 -1 3, Z I:l I cn :QE - m 5' Z Q NF F 0' C3 Z JP 5 2 I. E I -4 Q E 3 I Q fr ,, -A W Q Q Z 5' S ii JP cn 5 JP Q S Z 2 rn Z' as ' 0 3' 0 0 3 ,gl I I- 'Tn JE - I' 5 fi I cn COMPANY ' 5 WINSTON-SALEM ORTHGPEDIC APPLIANCE f COMPANY Braces of all Descriptions Arch Supports Shoe Corrections Surgical Garments Trusses ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Dial PA 4-I339 1070 Burke Street Winston-Salem, N. C. fir ,,,. . b if V Q? rig? xsyfuclio On fAe Campu.4 Welle .gm-e.4f Coffege A Portrait-the perfect gift for any occasio THE BAND T0 BEI-IT! Hanes patented neckband keeps its shape always! Here's a T-shirt that can pass inspection no matter how often it's worn or washed. The secret? Hanes' exclusive No-Sag construction-always fits smooth and snug. Nylon yarn is knitted right into the neck for extra strength. Another secret: Hanes' exclusive whiter-than-white finish. Stays snowy, wash after wash. lt adds up to the best T-shirt buy in town. Only 51 for men, 'l5c for boys. Hanes makes ine briefs and shorts, too-roomy and long lasting, GET MDRE THAN YOU BARGAINED FDR . . . GET P. H. HANES KNITTING CO., WINSTON-SALEM 1. N.U. TI 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 1I I 'I 'I I I 'I II COMPLIMENTS OF THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL SODA SHOP Sandwiches - Cold Drinks - Magazines -- Cot fee Z Y , 'N THE STUDENTS HANGOUT A 'L' csv .K '--N-M 8:00 o.m-9:00 p.m. week days A PAUL ll:3O c1.m.-4:30 p.m. Sundays if - v , :H I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I' -------vf-vvv ---v-----vvv--- v -:-7 1 1 DY-DEE SUPPLY COMPANY 187 Waughtown St. Telephone PA 4-5563 Winston-Salem, N. C. Oldest - Largest -- Best ANTlSEPTlC DIAPER SERVICE Diaper Q Tro u b The Modern Way Modern Mothers Take Care of Their Babies' Diapers WASHROOM LABORATORY CONTROL ' Member of National Institute of Diaper Service 'I 1 1:3 TC A : 'Ax 7? :, ,EM e . -,,- -1: . r -:.5-1v1.-'te-Ere :, I tb 1,-, I 1 1 -1 M1101 1 l 'L' P55 I 1 wr... Q31 'l 13 Ilnslnn-salem 'I if 'I I , ,A .-:21i:::121Sfi 1' ll ' ' 1l :I congratulations 1, 'I I, C I a s s o f ' 5 8 Q 1 1, :I and best wishes to the friends 1: 1: and family of Bowman Gray School 1: 1: of Medicine from Anchor, in the 1: 1: heart of downtown Winston-Salem 1: 1, 1, 1 VI...-.,: :l . 1 1 :.- 55153 1 'I , . , 11- 1 1 F A QQ,--. ,g'..2qiiii1f2:f:,: . , l 12 --1- -. -. -. 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Furniture, Scientific Equipment, Instruments, Laboratory Supplies, Orthopedic Appliances ON DISPLAY --- I CONSULTATION ROOM FURNITURE .i W 5 9 I I EXAMININC- S TREATMENT ROOM A - QXI I 9 FURNITURE II a SHORT WAVE IJIATHERMYS Q' IZ SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT II f STERILIZINC3 EQUIPMENT MICROSCOPES DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT LABORATORY SUPPLIES I SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS We have a Complete stock of FRACTURE EQUIPMENT Hamilton examining and treat- ULTRASQNIC THERAPY UNITS menf room furniture. GENERAL SUPPLIES WINCHESTER Winchester Surgical Supply Co. Winchester-Ritch Surgical Co. II9 East 7fI'1 St., Charloffe, N. C. 421 West Smith Sf., Greensboro, N, C. Compliments of Ptaff's, Inc. As Old As Winston-Salem Glass - Wallpaper - Paints 219 N. Main St. Phone PA 3-7365 Winston-Salem, N. C. 11 11 11 11 I 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 I 1 Summit Street Pharmacy, lnc. Foot of Summit overlooking Hanes Park Your prescription our first consideration CA special physicians' phone direct to our prescription depar'rment1 DIAL PA 2-2614 1 L.--- ---A--- ----- - ----- Hine-Bagby Co., Inc. Your Store CLOTHIERS and FURNISHERS Phone PA 2-3145 412 Trade St. F 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 Q Howard Johnson's Restaurant 28 Flavors of Ice Cream 150 South Stratford AT EXPRESSWAY 1 L 7 7::::::::::::: 1, 77: A:::::::::::7:::::' C I. f ll Compliments of om 'me ls D , City Beverage Delivery Kembly ll1l1 3, Seryige il 908 Burke St. Quality Motor Court 60 Rooms Air-Conditioned Cloverdale Ave - PA 5-1305 11 11 11 11 1 11 All kinds of beer, ale, imported wines, champagne, sott,drinks, 81 fancy foods delivered to your home. Also, kegs for parties. 11 it PA 2-2774 PA 5-1481 Winston-Salem, N. H' DAVIS, Owner ::::::-::,:: -: -: -:-- ll- :::::::::::::::::: f: A: -:JJ:::::::::::::::::5::- :::- :If355555535555-5-'-'-5 HaWll 9 'e Sea'PaC 11 Carolina Surgical Specializing in boxed seafoods ll 5UPPlY Co' ' also The House of Friendly Barbecue - Fried Chicken I: DePe d1'-'ble 5e ViCe Baked Ham 706 Tucker St. -Raleigh, N. C. , 3-8631 - Phones - 3-8632 All Orders Enough for Two PA 3-9911 -A --------- A+-- :::,,:::. 1 '1 1 1 11. 217 N. Dillard St.-Durham, N. C, 9-4886 - Phones - 9-5745 I + 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ + 4+ + Compliments of I + 4+ I + I I I I I I I I Compliments of L I 4+ I, I I KESTER ' PINE HALL BRICK ,, I I1 I 4 MACHINERY CO 4 AN D PIPE I ' I MACHINERY I I I INDUSTRITS SUPPLIES I 4 I Winston-Salem, N' C' 4 300 East 3rd sneer Winston-Salem, N. C. 1 I 2 + 1' Lx T P I I 4 I 4 I I 4, I + CAMEL CITY 4, I LAUNDRY 4 TOWN I I I I g STEAK HOUSE I HA B d'e of S isf'c'io H TI-IRUWAY SHOPPING CENTER SANITQNE DRY CLEANING . - I - I07 LOCKLAND I GARMENT STORAGE 1 Where Good Food Is Enjoyed 4 I by Good PeopIe 1, 5'2 EPI AIP ' Phone PA 2-0005 4 DIQI PA 2-6196 I 4 : I I I J Z. , ' 'W L C e ll We re proud of you . . . proud, too, of the chance to serve ci new generation of young Piedmont citizens. Our best to you os you move forword, in ci free ond responsible community . . . where your own will ond effort ore the rneosure of ochievernent. POWER TO THE CLASS OF '58 4 , w M ' g I 'NL Q DUKE POWER COMPANY 7 V I, I 'I 1, if E' P P ' :I 'I One of North CoroIina's X pw' ,Q 1: I Leading Men's and Bo s' Stores ' S R235 if 1 Y K' swf- V Maggy! 1: Noted for Its Leadership in , ' I 3' .Q Style, Quality and 41? ' K I: ji Good Service Y - x ' 51 , '. Ig f 4 I rf , 1 . N ' 4 tx ' I -'-' 7 . ' , 'frses c, yy 3 1, fl ifzcuzfe ibm? do. Uniforms 1, .I .iii -1- 1 ir 1: Prescriptions 1: 1 i 1, ond ' Smart Fashions for 1 Cosmetics If EI Men and Boys , I . , , 431 N- I-ibeV'fY STVGGT 1: if Fourth ond Cherry Streets PPOVWQ PA 2-2252 i' If Winston-Solem i 1, . Our Current Rate of Dividend ls Still 3-U2 Per Annum Payable June 3O and December 31 each year. FRED E. CHURCH, Executive Vice President and Secretary FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WINSTON-SALEM 1O W. 3rd St. Phone PA 3-3606 I I I I I ll J I I I 'I I 'I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I C. ELWOOD SPRINKLE Special Representative of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company 811 W. 5th St. Phone PA 3-7314 Winston-Salem, N. C. Patronize Our Advertisers L, , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,:,,, ,,. , I l 4 I I 'I II I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I r- .--- --------- v v It Pays to Look Well TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST HAWTHORNE ROAD BARBER SHOP Save Time by Making an Appointment 107 South Hawthorne Road Dial PA 2-6548 l P W , 1 if R I Compliments of S f 1: 5: A N 1' I Zinzendorf Laundry L E I IOOO South Moin Street L tf Winston-Salem, N. C. ll C C , if A J-'-A-'555:57-Af-'iiiiv'-'IIv '7:'dl Lffff 1 r ::::- fffff: :::::::::::: f l 'r 1' 5+ The Midland Mutua-l I I I B0bb'fl'5 :I ft Life Insurance Company College Pharmacy :I ll 1' ll JOHN W. 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C. ,,,,,,,, , P..,.,,:,::::,,,,,,,,,,fl 'L.,,,, -..,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,, TO THE CLASS OF '58 . . . With sincere appreciation of the trust placed in us by the Physicians, Nurses, and Institutions, which for more tha one hundred years we have been privileged to serve, we bespeak for you as you launch upon your' careers of service to man- kind the same full share of public confidence and trust which has inspired us to greater efforts all through the years. May you always Look up and not down-forward and not backward -and may your guiding light be First consider- ation for others. FRANK VOGLER AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE PA 2-6lOl urine Esso SEIIVICEITER , .Ill N. A. KING ESSO SERVICENTER' TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Road AAA Service l5lO West lst Street Cars Called For and Delivered WASHING WAXING GREASING NEW GARAGE SERVICE including motor tune-ups, recapping, and various repairs McPhaiI's China - Silver - Crystal - Gifts Diamonds - Pearls -Jewelry 410 N. Spruce St. Thruway Shopping Center PA 4-0554 or PA 5-9611 A Learn to Dance at Arthur Murray Studios 830 West 4th St. PA 5-0541 L---- AAA-A------ -A-- Compliments of L. Roberts lt's from Montaldos Three Little Words With a World of Meaning MONTAILD US l,---- ---------A ----A- - --- -:: :::::::::::::::::::: :::.-p Lee's Shoe Store mg cumc sims is, .NW 213 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of I Standard Apparel Company 1815 E. 24th St.-Cleveland 14, Ohio Makers of the School Capes of the North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing L a n d i n g h a m Plumbing, Heating 81 Supply Co., Inc. No Job Too Large or Small WATER PUMPS - REFRIGERATION HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING GAS - OIL BURNERS - STOKERS Dial PA 4-5561 231 N, Trade St. A:::::::::,f:::::::::::::::::::AJ --v-vv------v--vv--- ----'7 Compliments of Brown-Rogers Dixson- The Best Place to Get It WINSTON-SALEM'S OLDEST AND LARGEST HARDWARE Hardware - Sporting Goods ANSCO Photographic Supplies Qs' Compliments of Underwood Jewelers 1:3255355Egisfgigigigiiiiigigizii'Lrg. 1:--1-feafiiiiiiiif -- 106,YYsif.ftIbEffeSf., ,A - ,-.f, ,,'-.,-.,c,.,-.1-.4-cf., '.1k',,., 0- 1-Q: :.' STANDARD Building 81 Loan Ass'n. SAVINGS - LOANS Phone PA 3-lO69 236 N. Main Street L.,,, -A-- ----',----4--- ...vv 50 -,,Q--a.-.-- -:::: -----,----: -.90 --A- :::- Cooper's Shell Service All Shell Products For Your .Car Service ls Our Business l5Ol W. lst St. Phone PA 2-0893 Winston-Salem, N. C. Engravers of School Invitations, Visiting Cards, Letterheads, Announcement Cards, Etc. We Sell the Best for Less H. T. Hearn Engraving Co. 229 North Liberty Street Winston-Salem, N. C. -:::: -:::,::.-: v:::, :::: Carmicliael Printing Co. Winston-Salem, N. C. Letterpress Offset Binding Publications q specinny ll8 West Third Street Telephone PA 2-4l37 Winston-Savings 81 Loan Association Home Loans - Insured Savings ll5 W. 3rd St. Phone PA 2-5l73 Winston-Salem, N. C. Continously since 'l889 Patterson Drug Co. Il Prescription Headquarters H2 W. 4th St. Phone PA 2-7194 Winston-Salem, N. C. Graduate Gernologist to Serve You, ln Selecting Diamond Values Ring Restyling- Jewelry Repairing Guaranteed Watch Repairing Temple Jewelry 8. Gifts H5 S. Hawthorne Road Across from Ardmore Post Office Phone PA 5-2902 ,- ,,,,,,,,,-...,,, -,,--,,,,,,,....,:,,,,-,-,,.---,,J L,--,,.,-,.., NN, -----'------------ .... ---- 7 l l I l P l X 'eLg -X 4' l ., - gil, P if u b Noah S. Myers it , ' 4 gl .I Mutual Insurance, Realtors, 1, I' ouR PRoFEss1oNAL t. and Rentals 1: Like walking on air 234 N. Moin St. li 2ll West Fourth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. -Hi'16ff-!'3ff-- ul? :::-7 -.-- 7 , In 1, :V if Compliments of I 1 , I Mother and Dau hter 1' A Friend 2' F h 9 .1 ' r and 4 CS IOl'IS P Royal CYOWI1 B0'l'l'lll1g Co. l Comer of Liberty ond 3rd Sts. If l l lOl2 Northwest Blvd. I lr .I I T mt 1: EE 5 I l I Compliments of I H A R V E L ,: 1, F ' p , t urnlture Com an . Blue Bird Cab Co., lnc. If P y , ph PA k 2 7121 I H8 South Hawthorne Rood If one ' ' ' Phone PArk 2-6144 , :E ri 4, 'n --J li -: -,,.., ,, 7 1, u If li Compliments of , 5: l u I ' T' I nsurance Service Company :E compliments of , I All Types of General Insurance I H. L. Green 230 N. Trade sf. I: :I l Winston-Solem, N. C. :E 5 1, r -A ,-, -, --.li --, --, i WHERE SMART WINSTON-SALEMITES SHOP Phone PA 2-5185 Fourth ot Trode Everybody enjoys MILK so fresh 'N' pure in FARMERS' DAIRY LAND , . drink more l 56 :f -,. Q -HWS? Q5 4,-:::- ::::: :- Compliments from BELCHER'S SHOE STORE l'll,!2L!, I rr,S.ll0ERf 306 West Fourth Sf. Winston-Salem, N. C. ROYALL R. BROWN, C. L. U District Monoger PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE TO PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL STUDENTS 508 Reynolds Bldg. Tel. PA 4-44Ol Winston-Solem, N. C. THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered 1857 ::: :::::v-:::v-:::::-..,',::: BEST WISHES Scientific Glass Apparatus Co., Inc. Bloomfield, N, J, Laboratory Apparatus, Instruments, Chemicals, Glassware Compliments of Lentz Transfer 84 Storage Company Local and Nation-wide Moving Household Goods Storage Agents-Allied Van Lines - 200 BROOKSTOWN AVENUE Telephone PA 2-4l l4 ---------f.,---'.'vv- Compliments of Brenner lron and Metal Company Compliments of - Colter and Chappell Electric Company D. J. Colter W., E. Chappell Dial PA 4-63l6 2lOl Sunnyside Ave. X Winston-Salem, N, C. 4Y.--A -------- ---+- - -- A .-::'0Q:::: ----------v---------vv--Y-------1 Clinard Electric Company OLDEST - LARGEST Television and Appliance Store Established 1917 Corner Main and 2nd STS. Phone PA 2-4l54 Bocock-Stroud Co. 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