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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

lk Z I . ii Medical students, like patient time and green caterpil- hlrs, creep fOl'lL7flI'd. For medical students and caterpillars alike, there Comes fl great time of metamorphosis, when out of coeoons of feverish waiting, bright new wings are flexed. From the first rungqof the medical ladder, the Senior Class of Nineteen-Hundred and Fifty-Nine raises its head above the confusion of new green fnery to pre- sent, with enthusiasm, the . . . 1 I ii V E w b I l L, THE BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL I I V J OF MEDICINE OF VVAKE FOREST COLLEGE xb f 7 , P Ai' H GRAY ATTER 1959 GEORGE K. WEAVER Editor ROBERT H. WRIGHT, IR. Business MUHHQ61 I bf ' g ' 1y v:w.x.- .' .Cn V.. -A v., - '.'. 'A 2 . , . .'-t..' , . ' Lib . ' wx i g ':N'f.,zT'?4 ' V . ' ara- ' lv. . ' ,.x . -,MW 'M ,., . -V I . V ', -A .x , . Q ,, .ull . - l . -' . --E 4 'ul A , - f 'A V. 1 x'.fx.1,, Vi, .ll ,5 l , ',, K-',','.,,x',...,.. , - , ., VF' is ' -N 'fx ,J 1 ae.: ,,pnv:,. 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'fl gusto and fire. 'AHere coachg take our money. PRESENT This is the last willful admission of the Class of '59-a body of full term fetal physicians about to precipitate upon the outside world. Onset of this condition dates to about four years ago when with our own hot, sweaty little hands, trembling with enthusiasm, we planted ourselves in this Womb of the Medical Arts. First came the pre- cynical years. Solemnly we busied ourselves urinating in large brown bottles, starving little white mice, and muttering wisely about the in- feriority of the sodium ion. This academic serenity was temporarily broken when young John Hines breathed himself into alkalosis-a medical reality in our world of ping pong and polypeptides. VVatch it, Hines! How about holding that Wh it does it say on the next page, Kimel? I think I see bone. bottle a little closerlv S ILLN ESS The Voice of the Turtle led us from the land of the living, and our greasy fingers turned forty pages a day while they performed the most thorough strip show on earth. Spirits ran high as we excavated the gore of the dead, for this was the true initiation Pleasure soon became a serious pursuit, and among Phi Chi, Phi Rho, and Saturday Afternoon Drinking Society members the word 'biochem- istryu meant an emulsion of sex and alcohol. This was the Colden Age of beer barrels and cigar swallowing and improvised poems by Holland. The Thomps was at large, and now respectable scholars then answered to Hungry, 'KLappy, Poochy, and Dad, The Demon Docs was a team that wore academic supporters and won Pity trophies. Yeah, I know it's working. but where does the gin come out?,' I dc Roosevelt 8llf'KVLlf'.l, vnlt knowg mavlw l woulalnt recognize Klrs. Restful moments of relaxation were always greatly cherished. ! K 4' J e, 'Z . , .- Y f X ,,, . P XI X vi -4 3 f 2 I .4 s - , , s 1 5. xx! X. . . 7 C , X Nr- 1 !S,X In the OPD, things once held inconceiv- able quickly became routine. At last! A classic case of the dreaded navel lint diseaselu As Sophs we leamed to tell which end of Mrs. Roosevelt resembled a josh Tumage cell, and other more specific matters. The blight hit us all, Claude had Hodgkins, Quinn had heart attacks, and Kimel became a Giant Wheal-curs- ing Flemming all the way. We suffered through treadmills, tilt-tables, and dog- blood baths to the tune of guffaws from down the hall. It was a very bad year for rabbits, and our flawless surgery sped many a bunny away from the cares of this world. Suddenly we had reached the age of clinical puberty, and were cut adrift on the wards, seemingly without a paddle. The pa- tients were real and ours to poke and ponder. Having extracted all their juices, we withdrew to the joys of smearing blood, boiling urine, poling about in feces, and all such manner of sport. The natural history of history-taking: As sophomores . . . As juniors . . In these pursuits we were joined by three refugees from the Badlands and a distinguished Dutch Venapuncturist. And there was the Great XVar. Under the glorious leadership of Cen. Jesus Jones we went forth for two years to do battle with the Nursing and House Staff. Let us not forget the unsung heroes of these routs, such as the Iunior Varsity Surgeons, et al. There were martyrs at every step, be they the victims of Hematology Clinic, Nlatrimony, the New Library Reich, or Religious Focus XVeek. Yet we survived. Ruling out ourselves as the Bible Belt's answer to the Beat Generation, our present diagnosis is Infant Physicians, confused and distressed, yet possibly viable. Our prognosis according to Dr. Mann is great, really great, As seniors , . pq. Z. e Ancient tribal custom, now forbidden by current missionaries. VVe leave: Sorry, boysg no refundsf' I l Q I 'BT sl' 4 'f' DEDICATIO The Class of Nmeteen Hundred and Flfty Nlne hkes to thmk of ltself as a group of clear thmlung purposeful enhghtened IDd1X1dl1BlS but 1n many thmgs these rdeals unfortunately remam somewhat dlSgU1C6d by less altl'UlSt1C con ceptrons WVhen the group gathered to d6C1d6 to whom the 1959 ed1t1on of the CRAY NIATTER would be d6d1Cat6d however these shmmg p1'1flClPl6S for once at least were brought out of hldmg and fully put to use To lpproach the problem wlselv the group formulated ln lfS mmd the 1de1l 9lfL1ltlOI1 The man to be chosen they sard must have the mterests of h1s charges ID mmd m a manner that surpasses mere classroom personahty and appeal H1s approach must be seasoned wrth the salt of experlence and careful conslderltlon but xet he must be Hexlble enough to adjust to change with patlence good humor and newborn enthuslasm H1s mtellect must demand respect and h1s knowledge 1n hrs chosen field seem rmraculous yet th1s must be shared xx 1th l'lLlfI'lllltV and graclousness Natxonal recognxtzon for such a man could almost be presupposed but th1s too must be the fflllt of years of patlent hard work XVhen the chorce was made rt became obvlous that ldeals and real1ty had met The Senlor Class respectfully dedzcates the 1959 ed1t1on of the CRAY XIATTER to HAROLD D GREEN NI D --sb x -Km . 7 .J . lg ,J l' V X -1. ri 4' 'ES X41 D ' ADMINISTRATIO A D FACULTY was e E ..i.ii1i- . xl - -...,4- -r ii 3,-' Q d if :ea Y D , - 1 . illlil- . 1 X 'X' N Kg 'X S J -i '.2 ' Cod and the Doctor we alike adore 153 A E , When on the brink of danger, not before. L V The danger past, both are alike requited 'Q A Cod is forgotten and the doctor slighted. ff- A -Euricius Cordus V ' 'sz -xv? F he ,.,, . - L -A -C A? in ff.. A ' - Q' 9 275 - I. i N XJ -I Ja r .ll- Page E leuen fir I DR. COY C. CARPENTER Executive Dean Jean Jennings and Scottie Feather- stone, Secremries, study the day's publications with Rom XVeatherrhan, ASSISTANTS TO THE CONTROLLER: Diredor of the Office of Inforrruztion, Pausing from counting the money are Alice and Coy C. Carpenter, jr., Director of Cassel, Secretary, Mrs. Ruth jones, Cashier, the Office of Alumni Affairs. and Mr. Donald Adams, Bookkeeper. ADMINISMQ 1 I DR. HAROLD W. TRIBBLE l President, Wake Forest College Y i n fir ASSISTANTS IN THE DEAN'S OF- 1 FICE: left to right are: Mrs. Una Reid, Miss Lin a Berry, Miss Katherine Davis, f and Miss Virginia Tesh. 'RATIO DR. KIANSON MEADS Acarlcmiv Dean Filling the new stacks: left to right: Miss Shirley Suuncivrs, A-IZVi1S'flI7If Li bmrizzng and Miss Nell Benton, Li- brarian, 'ra Tmffi'-F' T-Tr. ' ,J -I .-lb l 1311- T'T ' rw wr. -4.- l'Il lru 1 i , ll l ,N i .- u W, 4, .-.Q - 15 - , .1 -- - ' .-3 al, ' - .:.i 4 Sl :.:' A.: xg DR, I. MAXXVELL LITTLE A.s'.s'0cif1fC Dean , I 4 ' V MR. HARRY PARKER Controller PURCHASING DEPARTMENT: Mr. Mrs. Lu Patrick, Registrar, calf-iihiting those P11111 Ewrhzlrt, Pufc'lm.s'i11,Q A,Qvnfq and all-important averages. Mrs. Betty B. Smith, Svurutury. DR. NORMAN IN. SL LRIN Professor of Anatomy , Vi-1 N 7 'il 'iv1, 99 W. Lt. A ATGMY DR. CHARLES E. MCCREICHT Instructor in Anatomy yr QXX r 1. +-9 P' gl 13V-. BIOCHEMI TRY ,AEM 1 X! A wr DR. CANIILLO ARTOBI DR. MARJORIE SWANSON DR. FRANK C. HULCHER, Professor of Biochemistry Associate Professor of Biochemistry Insfrudor, and Page Fourteen DR. HUGH B. LOFLAND, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry I -I i ATHOLOGY i 4 DR. ROBERT VV. PRICHARD Associate Professor of Pathology I 1 I 1 Lf s- 4.11 V I-l - 1 INSTRUCTORS IN PATHOLOCY: 1 left to riglll: Dr. james A. XVlxitc, Dr. H. Smith I, Foushee, Dr. Harry M. Carpenter, and Dr. Zzflinu Kalins. ' 1 x.4 I F 'wa X 'ifibq .. DR. ROBERT P. NIOREHEAD ProfC.s'Sor of Patlzology 1 DR. MARTIN G. NETSKY .5 Prof0.s'.s'or of Neurology and tfi3 'ffNf1-. P' ' ' Ncuropatlzology , ,QA --., , .4 A-- f . f , . L ,gf j,T.l?lfgEl1ff3,'1,f,' .gf:i'1:,f. . . . . Q,jfl,.3jJgf7j ii'isifugj Clay model of Cllllgl1OSt1C llver J f lJ9'7Qfj,g,f 12229-2. 4.3 , ,. I HEMATOLOGY TECH 4 .CW v- T l'frJTLfl , , fl ., Q1 4 l .1-fs? NICIANS: Ivft to riglzt: Mrs Mary Sloop, Mrs. Helen Til lotson, Miss Peggy YVQ-lls, and Mr. Stan Lintner. PATHOLOCY H O U S E STAFF: Scatufl, left to rigllt: Dr. Robcrt Pool, A.x'.vi.st1111t Ruiflrnt. Dr. Riclmrcl Grout, Assistant HL'YlllL'YllJ Dr. Loo Erbele, Rc'.xi1lz'nfq Dr, Ralph Tzlrxmsky, Amistf fmt Hvxiflwzf. Slllllllllll, ldt to riglzf: Dr. XVilliam Re-1-vos, Intvmg Dr. Ray Cowan, Ax-.sistant Rvxizlcrztg Dr. Eu- gene josefuk, A-XRS'lAffll1f Ras-irlontg Dr, Victor Kokiko, A.y.si.s'tant Rus-ia'cn1,' Dr. Ccorgf' Huck, A-Ylilvyfllllf Rosiflcnf: and Dr. Clmiroj Sueng-Adom, Follow. Page F iffvcn PHYSIOLOGY A D PHARMACOLOGY F istula F Pancreatic lu. ' Elle. V I IMF ' 4A L IQIHW uilmlll: .- e 'lllf!. my-, llll'l:.H.i- 'lily' U I fA llliPD.. - 'Ella' H BA ! Q 1 .- W I I I' K 1 , 1 c Q' r or ? L ill I 1 -.-.-.f I .1 M - E -if-irq 1311-5-- U' ral' 1 I D 7 D 3 f X3 f ,I N f ' X DR.HAROLD D GREEN f Professor of Physiology ana' Pharmacology DR. MAXXVELL LITTLE Professor of Pharmacology and Associate Professor of Physiology Page Sixteen DR. MACK F. PARSONS Assistant in Physiology and Pharmacology Keeps the temperature constant and Associate in Internal Medicine 1- Al , DR. RICHARD R. BOBB Associate Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology, and DR. CARLOS RAPELLA, Research Associate in Physiology and Pharmacology PREVE TI E ff Si. 5 42, DR, C. NASH HERNDON Professor of Pl'CLACllffL'l7 Mvdivivzc' mul Professor of Medical Genetics L., MEDICINE W 1 - ' AJ Y 'Q PllY5tCtilIl'S plmplty Instit- gzutlm. Y' A Hunk lmvltl nlltisuptius. 'ft w N S' v s DH. LLYCILLE XV. H UTA FF i ASt5'0L'ilIfL' PmfC.s.s1'11' of Prv1'c'r1tiz'C Mvdicinc and .X,s,si,stz1r1t Pr'0fC.s'.s'0r of L 1lZfl'I'HllI fvICcliCinC fx 4 tx Dr, Iunc- Foley, Assistant in Prmivrztitvv Mcdicinc and Dr. Ozmer L. Ht-nry, IIl.S'l'l'llC'fOl' in Prfvmztiuc Mcflicinv, pause from 11 hectic schedule at the YVake Forest College Infirmary. MRS. ETHEL NASH Assistant in Preventive Medicine Page Seventeen -'JP .4-.1 - s f' DR. ROBERT L, TUTTLE BACTERIOLGGY ' 'SS- Dr. Glen IVatson and Dr. Peter Baram Inrtructors in Microbiology and Assocmfg Pmfessof of Aiicmbiology and Immunology, are tickled pink, Still is at far right. Immunology TOXOCOLOGY TECHNICIANS IN MICROBIOLOGY, Mrs. Betty Koldko and Mrs. Emma Graham, rest their eyes. CHEMISTRY TECHNI- CIANS: left to right: Mrs. Jeanette Pruitt, Mrs. June Belmont, Mrs. K at herin e Bean, and Miss Glenda Hed- rick. X DR. XVILLIAM WVOLFF Professor of Chemical Chemistry 1 1 ' Page Eighteen and Toxicology RADIOLOGY Hr i '1 ' . -r' Q N -5 Y' X ', mf Dr. Lawrence B. Leinbach, Dr. Damon D. Blake, Instructors in Radiology, DR. ISADORE NIESCHAN and Dr. james P. Martin, Associate Professor of Radiology. Pmfglgg-pr Of Rgdiglggy ,ex y va 4 1 RADIOLOGY TECHNICIANS: left to right, front row: Sarita May, Janie Sloan, Rolene XVnrcl. Don VValters. Bock mic: Dale Sumter. Bill Lancaster, Charles Hutchins, Larry Brown. all V T RADIOLOGY HOUSE STAFF: Scatvfl, loft In right: Dr. Sam Pcndrrgruss. jr., A.s'si.stunt Roxi- clcntg Dr. XYillirun A. Covell, A.s'.s-isturzt Rexizlorztq Dr. David Robinson, .'lXKl-Sfllllf Ruxiflvrit, Standing: Dr. joseph XYl1itlr-y, Rosiderlfc Dr, Robert NlCLz1ne, Hesidorltg Dr. Davicl Newbern, Assistant Hcsiilcmq Ll n cl Dr. Fred Taylor, Hmizlont. Y Cartoon of Marie and Pierre Curie '4 N, , W.. Page Nineteen IUK. 4 X will' Z, . MEDI l DR. ERNEST H. YOUNT, IR. DR. XVINCATE XI. ,IOHNSON DR. CHARLES SPURR Prnfe.s-snr of Internal Medicine Pl'UfL'.S'.S'L'II' iElIlCI'ffll-Yi of Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine Illfffllfll Meriifine DR. MARCUS F. DR, HENRY C. VALK, IR. SOHMER, IR. Assistant Professor of Instructor in Internal Internal Medicine Medicine I l i ? N Pl 4 i X '2 ,-1 E xxx' L L Dr. Emery C. Miller, jr., Instructor in Internal Medicineg Dr. Charles KI. Howell, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicineg and I Dr. john H. Felts, Instruutur in Internal Medicine. 5 M, I 'Haw l 'R W' - ig, ski-f E W .fl , A ' , 3 ,sq- X . X L-l , N fu ' ligf - lf , V-12: l pfi-1 W X , -, Cie. .3 XR-C-X rr,- . f .' ' ' XX 7 . '17 . ,I , . V - X gig? N . .X E f 1- s x -. ,' 41- ,iffy . A .. m i: ,Jw 5 . ff' . ' ' 2 l 9 -LL I - 1 zu- DR. ROBERT C. INICNIILLAN DR. DAVID CAYER DR. C. GLENN SAYVYER Professor of Clinical Infernal Professor of Izvfcrnal Mmlivine Associate Profvssor of Internal Medicine Mvdivinc' FELLOXYS IN INTER- NAL MEDICINE: Dr Nicholas Sacrinty and Dr. Donald Hayes. INTERNS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE: Sfllffllf Dr. john T. Bl.1c-khum. Dr. Bldry Lids Nlorris. Standing: Dr. George Scouras, Dr. Hurry I-Ioke, and Dr. George Kimberly. 4 ll-' I. .....- RESIDENTS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE: First row: Dr. Irvin S. Perry, Assistfzrit Hcsidentg Dr. Thomas Templeton, As.si.s-tant Resident. Dr, George P. Tumer, Jr., A.s-sis-tant Resident. Middle mic: Dr, john S. Kdllffllklflflr A.S'si.s'tu11t Residentg Dr. Thomas R. 'For all these lllg Massey, As.s'i.s1a11t Resizlmt. and Dr. Zeb Morgan, Assisfunt Rvsi- fi ,,L,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,f.,,,r,, ,E dent. Burl: mum' Dr. Archie Carmichael. A5'.5'I-Sff17lt Rcsidentq Dr. Egg, ,Qf, ,ff32,',ffFj2fE' William Shelton, Hcsidcntq and Dr. james XValton, Resident. 552: Efuvllwl- 455.25 SE QE! Q25 'T ggpgl TAKE zgsfgg AYER's,f.gig: ::-11 z-- gf 235155 PILLS lf-Zcisg A-5.52: 52235: :rein lr'-www. 4555! iii- nu-Inch-nm. Ei: M541 Ncrxuus Dnbllilg, :Q .S 'rmpmny ul thi- Lm-r. -2 9 Henri. Dlselksb. llenduchvs z smmcu. Bun and ami- runs, DR. VVESTON M. KELSEY Professor of Pediatrics PEDIATRICS ,np r . f- -,. 5 :fri .9 -YL' v 9111 I5 ,...-no ,fn ' ,iff 1-2 Early Borden Advertisement PEDIATRICS HOUSE STAFF: Scrlted, loft to right: Dr. Pressley Z. Dunn, jr., Assistant Resiclentg Dr. james Chappell, Assistant Resident Dr. D. D. Lewis, Assistant Resirlentq Page Twenty-Two i N. , , . ..- N ,. .44 -ff , .4 v -- -H' L 'x 'N 1 - J 'r I 'iam' ' - DR. LEROY BUTLER Professor of Pediatrics DR. CAROLYN HUNTLEY Instructor in Pediatrics and DR. ROBERT L. VANN Assistant Professor of Pediatrics . L y 1 n J 1 . I 0 J .', 1 ? I and Dr. Henry Iohn- son, Resident. Stand- ' ., ing: Dr. john M. 4 ' Miller, Interng Dr. L ' . 7 Bernard Freund, ' ' l Interng Dr. Emest i Stines, lnterng and Dr. jack Billings, Intern, , A X 4A 4' . ' Jr A A i. Q 1' , iw dl .' Hr' I , 1 X HX ,N DH. NI,-XRTIN C. NETSKY Professor nf Neurolum tkl ,J HOUSE STAFF IN NEUROLOCY-Lrft to right: Dr. XYillium KIYBIS, As.Qi.m1r1! RC'-S'flIL'1ltJ Dr. Juzmitu NICBQAQ-th, Fcllmug and Dr. Garth Myers, Fcllnu' in Pcdizztriv .Yf'uroI0gy, PSYCHIATRY Left tu right: Dr. Joseph Cutri, Imtrxzrtnr in P.xyulmIf,,gy Dr Richard C Prmtur Assistun! Pn in r in . - ' . ' , :fun P5-yrhiulry and Dr. Marrus M. Gulley, Instrudffr in Pxychiulry. I He id show mg DJ -i du 5 X DR. HOXVARD H. BRADSHAXX' Professor of Surgery .35 .ly L.. :W A ... Hit- Fcllows in Surgery, Dr. Edgar Xlurston .ind Dr. jesse Meredith, pushing but-k the frontiers, ,, A : .L xx S.. - ,f . ix 71. M' -it YN 2 f ,4 .. ', ' a . 'gig if -I 1 X ' .V 'N 32' 1'.Q1n5. . . vi , Q, - 5 X-5. 15 Kiel 5 1' . 77 I. I : , Q I ff' - J , J, .. .. .. I-L.lL... ' . ei. . , , i fa-Q-Q1 .tml ff i. ' Fourteenth centurx' . ' X4 DR. DANIEL L. CRANDELL Ass-istant Professor of Anesthesiology URGERY A 1 skin grafting 1 A J 9 Loc. 4- A 'J Left to right: Dr. Julius A. Howell, Instructor in Surgeryg Dr. Frank R. Johnston, Assistant Professor uf Surgeryg and Dr. Robert Cordell, Instructor. Q I I gf- - SURGERY HOUSE STAFF-Left to right, front row: Dr. james Sprinkle, Assistant Residentg Dr. john Pruitt. Assi.s-tant Residentg Dr. Robert Crouch, Assist- ant Hesiflcnt and Dr. Charles Moore. Assistant Resi- dent. Seconll rou.': Dr. Liang Y. Soo, Interng Dr. Fred Glass. Resizientg Dr. -I. T. McRae. Resident: Dr. Ralph XV. Bland, Residentg Dr, Sherrill Hudspeth, Assistant Res-identg Dr. XVillium McCracken, Assistant gesidentg and Dr. Charas Suwanwela. Assistant Resi- ent. J 'w DR. WILLI.-XXI H. SPRUNT Prnfz'.ssm' of Clinifnl Surgery wah N' -ff Early Ancstlmtic X lzlclline .I ' 1 DR. CTHQXRLES l i h XV. XX'llI'llCIllEH Ins-trru-tm' in Ar11'.s-flmsifvlfwggf ESTHESIOLCGY Q 1 4.. ,, 'ttx 'w- X . Ld! tn right: Dr. Luuis Dm-S. Slmflmlr, Am-i.st11r1t Pm- faxwr uf Surgrrgf. Dr. Fclnlu Iligl1tmver. illXMll'ltIfl' Prlffusmr uf SllV,Ul'I'U, .xml Ur. Rulmrml T. Myers, Ax- x 1 Su wisktunt Prnfv w' nf .' rgrrgf. ANES'l'lll'f'lllS'l'S7l.f'ft tu light: lrvm' ,l.u'lu4u'1, Lil li.m Shunwfuflml, lldlllllly' XVl1itlcy. Kl.lry X1-ll H.1m-x. .,-f- Stnlwart of the OR. Miss Luci Slmirley, R. N. 1 lKf'J 1 L K F-. 2 1 I --,H-4- ,L ...-- V--V if K 1 if F ,x,,,, I l I I 7 I I i I i 1 DR. H. FRANCIS FORSYTH Associate Professor of Orthopedics 7 X Sure cure for fl wryneck L INN I ' .-.-I DR. ROBERT A. MOORE ' V Associate Professor Emeritus of Orthopedics RESIDENTS IN ORTHOPEDICS-Left to right: Dr. Homer Paschall. Assistant Residcntg Dr. Robert Smith, Assistant Resident: Dr. David Anderson, Residentg and Dr. Frank Pollock, Resident. Not pictured: Dr. Clifford Lynch, Assistant Resident and Dr, Roben Underdahl, Resident, 7' 4 .j it ff DR. ERICK BELL Instructor in Orthopedics Page Twenty-Six ORTHOPEDICS Dr. George VV. Holmes, Assistant Professor of Clinical Orthopedics, and Dr. james B. Wray. Instructor in Orthopedics, discuss femurs, S P nails and loose screws. E UROLOGY 7 I. f-num, I ll DR. CHARLES NI. a NORFLEET. JR. L Assistant Profcssor of Urology Fl 94 EX - J DR. FRED K. c:.mx'EY 'x P1'ofn'.5'x11r of L'rnIo,gy X .- B X 5 G 0 ' 4 A ' 5 A 'Y Zi Wim ' l Q4 x .-F W .gl l 1 f x me N 3 DE. w1LL1Ax1 H. BOYCIE if A.ssof'iz1fC Profcsor of Urology by V ,if li- RESIDENTS IN UROLOCY-Luft ff, riglrl: nr. Kp-nm-th ClflSLlU -Xvsixtfzrxt liusznlarzt Dr Harold B.1t1,-s, Rvsizlunfg and N DE. Huloldl Xlurruy, L-X.s,si,stzl11t Rcxilluxt. K ' i FT 'SEQ f 'E 1- , T43 -- + 'ff L , g in L T 37 ' i 3 N A, , '1 4 l -Q. -5' E E Nfl M X ,I f ' l E' ll f W V 'im l 1 Q Y 1 1 ' ' DR. CLIFFORD N. EDXYAHDS V, I Instructor in Urology nnrl ' ' DP.. 1. STANTON KING 4 Hcsmrvlz A.s'.s'0f'i11fc' P11120 Tfifnfy-Sfvffl I 1 DR. FRANK R. LOCK Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology DR. RICHARD L. BURT Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology 1 1 1 I 3 5 , Xxx I X I I f If P T ' 0 I , 1 f . X xg I w 0 DR. C. HAMPTON MAUZY Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology 5 . f I I OBSTETRICS A Di GYN ECOLOGY .. V , Y.. if , I . 1' . 45 1 I X- I 5 I . fx RESIDENTS IN OBSTETRICS AND CYNECOLOCY-Lined ng 1 42. ,. .1 I up for inspection are, left to right: Dr. Frank Greiss, Assistant Residentg Dr. Eugene Linton, Co-Residentg Dr. Walter Green, Co-Residentg and Dr. jesse Young, Assistant Resident. Not pictured: Dr. Otis Evans, Assistant Resident. -X' E - I N-r ,X ' lv 5 ,sq rua vomi t V l . , ,, , b ' DH. jANlES A, HARRILL 4 ZX . 2 is .04 ' 1 Q-,,.,.. -EQ, ,, U VA 'pl 52 3, 1 s.' -. - - . 5 Vfj' N 'Y A'-nh ' S' ' ' .5 5 DR. IOIIN R. AUSBAND Pmfg,y,ym- gf Omlfzryngnlogy 'K' X :X,s'.s'i,sf11r1I l'1'ufCs.wr of X ,,1 A Utnlrlrjfrzgnlugy 3 X Q hair. . ,N l -V: -Q V :fx Y A W E I ' be f l ia s fhfw- DRA MALCOLM BA MQCOY H Instructor in Audiology la' ,e' , 5?, -74: n 2 4. . Y . 5, ,I ENT HOUSE STAFF-Left to right: Dr. Charles Hutson, Assistant Hcsidcntg Dr. Frank XVeir, jr., Assistant Hesidentg and i Dr. W'i11iam Hudson, Assistzznt Resident. I i J fl' DR. R. XVINSTON ROBERTS Ass-ocirztc Profcssor of Ophthalniology EURO- DR. EBEN ALEXANDER, JR. Professor of Neurosurgery OPHTHAL MOLOGY V- ,I 3 S .J S' in A I ,- E wb,-a'., Corrective mask for squmts E Nuff .ff DR. RICHARD G. WEAVER Instructor in Ophthalmology HOUSE STAFF IN OPHTHALMOLOCY-Left to right: Dr. Salvatore Cualtieri, AssLstant Residentg Dr. Hassan Amr, Resident and Dr. Robert P. Thomas Assistant Resident. RESIDENTS IN NEUROSUR- CERY-Left to right: Dr. Hutson Babcock, Assistant Resident: Dr. Head bandages designed by Galen. DR. COURTLAND DAVIS, JR. Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery XVilliam Lang. Jr., Assistant Resi- dent: and an unidentified Castro sympathizer. 7, Psa'- vi 3 ASTORAL CARE PERMANENT M E M B E R S OF THE STAFF ure, lvff tu right. frunt row: Richard Young, George Cfilgin, Eve-rette Bamard, Benjamin Ilitriuk and Albert C. Me-iburg. Those tal-ting the l1rwpitul's Course in Pastoral Care are, sm-mzfi mug Ivft tu right: john Calloway. janies Hall, Bob Barcficlcl, Harry ML-Call, and Truman Smith, Third rUu.', Irft to right: Carl Yamcll und Robf-rt Nluhler, EXPERIME T EDICINE L W S Dr. Thomas B. Clark- L, I, It ' 5 Y 1 ton, Assisfzznt Profcs- ' ff f Sor of Expcrinzmztal - X F' V Medicine and in M charge of animal lab- f f 4 ,j A, oratorivs. performs a ' ' - . Ib 5'f' - ' ' W delicate task. -1' Q A W I X 2 ,U ' 1665 Exchange Transfusion MEDICAL ILLUSTR TIO THE ARTISTS IN OUR MIDST include, sevltedz Ginny Ingram, Standing, left tn right: George Lynch, lack Dont, Diana Bodenhamer, Ben Morton, Tom NVebster and jack Bodenhamer. ii7 ..., Af Page Thirty-One L Tvs AW lag. i4 15 4 i CLASS S n ,: ' if QW fd ' - 'L 5- . 4' ff -,g p The Four Tempe-rments . . 1 Melancholy man: A heavy looke, a spirit little daring. Choleric chap: All violent, fierce and full of fire. 1, i Salk? Sanquine fellow: loves mirth and musick, wine and womenf, Phlegmatic type: given much to rest and slothf, Page Thirty-Three SEN IORS ,X ft, ' 1- SENWIOR CL.-XSS OFFICERS, Ivft rn right: Charlton Prntlucr. Rclvrcsvntuticcg lim jon 9 e,. Prr'xlrl1'nI.' .xml juz- Blnrk. l It v'I'ru.x1z1w1t. Nut 11irturul: Bnlv XYrigl1t, SCz'r1'tury-Trcusurrfr- and Tum Kilulwn, Ilisfuriun. N53 semif- 5' '. . IUDSON TRUETT ANDERSON, BID Durham, N. C. Fitzsimons Army Hospital Denver, Colorado ARTHUR SHELDON BARD, NLD. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Chi San joaquin General Hosp. French Camp, Calif. N. Y ..r. 11 i i r 'J' .ii- 3-.. NHLTUN OLCER NERC, NLD. will-y czfiy. N. D. St. Lukcs Hospital U15 E. First St. Duluth, Nliimmotai Y JOSEPH XVILLIANI BLACK, NLD. Pikeville, Ky. Phi Rho N. C. Baptist Hospital VVinston-Salt-in, N. C. EDNVARD ARTHUR BRYANT, NLD, Chicago, Ill. Phi Chi Resurrection Hospital 7435 YV. Tulcott Road Chicago, Illinois . 2' X 'fx 24, as. T ,,-.., E JOHN LADD BUCKINCHAM, MD. KW-A Vero Beach, Flu. Grady Xlemorial Hospital 36 Butler Street, S.E. p'-' 3 Atlanta 33, Georgia X V ,ia .1 39,1 9 sr PN? I log ' . -..,.- fx 'x 91? Cf- 36' BOBBY LEE CALDWELL, M.D Maiden, N. C. Memorial Hospital P. O. Box 4246 Charleston, W. Va. TOXINIIE LEE CANIPE M.D. XVeldon N. C. N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. CHARLES ALBERT CAPE NI D GfI11ClFOTlxS N D State Umv of Iowa University Hospitlls Iowa City Iowa CLA1 CUTHRELL DAUCHTRIDGE JR MD Rocky Mount N C P111 Cin William Beaumont A1-my Hosp El Paso Texas ii , , N . . 1 . Q. ' l ,... 1 ',,.. ' 1 X a 4-.,. tr 7 ., .. ,.. I - ,. I I Sf? I3 4 .fp ' . I J I K- I u 12-12-N A 1 , .1 l f iff' .-.., M 4 , . X Z 5 D11 . N K 9 EDWARD TERRY IDAYISON, NLD. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phi Chi Nluiinoniiles Hosp. ol Bklyn. 4802 lUtll Avoilm- Brooklyn, New York ALEX YVILLIANI DQ-BIASI, NLD. Bronx, N. Y Phi Chi Albany Hospital Albany 8, New York ARTHUR LEONARD FEIN, M.D New York, N. Y. Phi Chi johns Hopkins Hosp. 601 N. Broadway Baltimore 5, Md. BILLIE LEE FERGUSON, NLD. Greensboro, N. C. Phi Chi USAF Hospital Lackland San Antonio, Texas il! '249 ,PA L 5- .4-,-. Q K '5 'v-HQ qc. is S' , -'H . ,, ls: JOHN HENRY GILES, M.D. Glen Alpine, N. C. - 63- Gs - Phi cm U. S. Naval Hospital V' f. St. Albans, New York .v l , LOCKSLEY SAMUEL HALL, M.D. Yadkinville, N. C. Phi Chi - 7 'ST N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. xx , i- I .. JOHN DAVID HINES, M.D. Meadville, Pa. I Phi Chi xy X Cuyahoga County Hosp. ' 1 V ' 3395 Scranton Road ,,,, Cleveland 9, Ohio GEORGE ELMER HOLLAND, M.D High Point, N. C. Phi Chi X f General Hosp. of Riverside 9851 Magnolia Avenue V Arlington, Califomia A as lk. J A g III XY.Xl,TlCll CIl,.'Xl'DlL'S HKll,l.lNQlSXYUli'l'll. Xl.ID l'4u't-ttm'1llt-, N. C.. Wil Chi San -loam um l,vm-ral Ho. u. l l FI't'IlL'll Camp, thrliforniai IANIES BAI,FOL'R HOYXIE. NLD. Cranial Forks, N. D. City Nlvmorial Hospital '.Vinston-Salem, N. C. IANIES GR.-XDY JONES, Xl.D. Pembroke, N. C. Phi Cfii Grady Memorial Hospital 36 Butlcr Street, SE. Atlanta 3. Georgia C. A. KIMEL, NLD. Clemmons, N. C. City Memorial Hospital XVinston-Salem, N. C. i-at S Q' ,f' T ,sf 1 1117 N. Y -.f 'AZ 'Sf 'YI if' N-. fl ...IZ ! 1 ' ,,,., THOMAS NVARD KITCHEN, IR., M.D. 3 gs- I Greenville, S. C ' Plzi Clzi XL Medical College of S. C. Hospital , 16 Lucas Street i Charleston, S. C. SAMUEL SEE-ON LAM. M.D. A Hong Kong, China ' Phi R110 fvx D 60 X . vl- 'E' LOIS FEN--IUI LEE, M.D. XVashington, D. C. XVasliingtori Hospital 110 Irving Street, NKV. XVashington 10, D.C. Y 'QS' K' ROBERT FLETCHER MANN, M.D. l Enfield, N. C. ,Q Ak A Phi Chi ' N. C. Memorial Hospital Af Chapel Hill, N. C. u-L, I I I' t 2 3 J .qu I V d ,,,....- . X I 3 ' K: T Cll.XRI,lCS DOl'fZl,AS NIA-XYN.-XRD. Xl.D. llaii'ri'llS, N. C. Phi Chi Yl'I'lI3lL'l' .-Xriny Hospital llllllllllllll, llawaiii ROBERT IANINC NIOORE. NLD, l'n'1ii1Ng1'ov1-, N. BI. U. S. P. H. S, Hospital Statvn lslaml, Ni-xv York GEORGE THONIAS ARNOLD MORRIS, NLD. Raleigh, N. C. Phi Chi N. C. Baptist Hospital , 1 7 .. A W1 . I ., -N . ltjfxxix anti 'J V 1 731 5' , f l 1. R' 4 ..s'I-il' l in are NVinston-Salem, N. C. VX-rx r THOMAS ELLSXVORTH MORRIS, M.D. Albemarle, N. C. Phi Chi U. S. Naval Hospital . 5 E Portsmouth, Virginia 'I S' 1:33. f W l l VICTOR WANG-TA NC, BLD. Zzspfl Hong Kong, China 'xi Rex Hospital R -A Raleigh, N. C. it -Z' 3' tx - A R 'hi ,-1Tk Y--, .., . ifzilibfif .f , . V ,pw , l ELBERT CHARLTON PRATHER jasper, Fla. 4 Florida State Health Dept. , , jacksonville, Florida k X-1 , V 1 Y' 1 9 XVALTER ANTHONY PRIBE, K Chicago, Ill. Resurrection Hospital T-135 XV, Talcott Road Chicago, Illinois mm' 9. ARNISTEAD BURT PRUITT, JR., Anderson, S. C. Phi Chi Tripler Army Hospital i ss. Honolulu, Hawaii LR v , MD, I.D. M.D. .ull - ' I nc' fff- Y A'--X4 i U 5 i . Q Q '-Q .ID sfi rx, 0 if X w- ---v P . , I - .ff rp 79x bf 15 ' gin VX Nw-f ir' 'IANIES LELAND QUINN, Ill, lXI.D Charlotte, N. C. Plzi Rho PfSllI1SylV1lIllil Hospital Sth aulcl Spruce Streets Pliilutlelphiu T, Penn. DONALD CLAYBOURNE ROBERTS, NI.D. Reidsville, N. C. Phi Clzi N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. FRANK BARKLEY SELLERS, M.D. Winston-Salem, N. C. Phi Chi Greenville General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina JAMES KERMIT SEXTON, lVl.D. Pikeville, Ky. Phi Rho Memorial Hospital P. O. Box 4246 Charleston, W. Virginia Q Q..- . .- . , . I -0 I 43, f .fi I ' w 'fv 6- S i Ii 'V' 9 l l Q sb' bn f I l ,fx . rv-D ' 5- I, --4 I ' 12'-f NORMAN RAY SLOOP, M.D. Salisbury, N. C. City Nlemorial Hospital Wfinston-Salem, N. C, DIXIE BONEY SOO, BLD. Clinton, N, C. Queens Hospital Honolulu, Hawaii HESTLEY DAN.-XRD STEPP, NLD XVinston-Salem, N. C. Phi Rho Greenville General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina ROY ALBERT STEPHENS, M.D. Floral Park, N. Y. Phi Chi jersey City Medical Center jersey City 4, New Jersey or A png Q I - if ,.- '- 'x X I WILLIAM SPROUL STlCKLEY, NLD. Penn Laircl, Va. '- 3- 2, Phi Rho Univt-rsity Hosp. Gi Hillman Cliiuc Birmingliiun 3. :Xlalmama IANIES PLACE THOMPSON, NLD. Pulaski, N. Y. Phi Chi Queens Hospital Honolulu 9, Hawaii PAUL DONALD TILLEY. BLD. Granite Falls, N. C. Phi Rho N. C, Baptist Hospital XVinston-Salem, N. C. GEORGE KOSCIUSKO WEAVER. lN Louisburg, N. C. Phi Chi N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, N. C. I.. x . lahv pr- . 2lv- gs . r X X.- .GZ ,..- vf f fr -., D x g 19 ' Q S s 95 N.-f L I ,9- I , ...gp JESSE ALEXANDER WHITE, IR., M.D. N -1. Greensboro, N. C. - ' 1' Fitzsimons Army Hospital ' . I Denver, Colorado ROBERT HAROLD WRIGHT JR Berkeley Callfomla P111 C111 N C Bapt1stHosp1tal Wmston Salem N C CT' .-1 MARSHA BLACR PAULA TILLEY c:lll'iSt017lll'l' Ng, Tommy Morris A , I A - 'X ix .7155 f . U., - R X 4. , 9 'L Gig , l 3 ,lf-.L....Q. , K I Q 9,71 X, ' ffl frail' V :'fg4J:Ax f ' - V' A. -:PA I A3 x A XX, La.:-Q X Chuck Prather Cheryl and Connie Cape Kathy XYright Page Forty-Seven JU 10115 :ij nn' I 1 l VJ A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. left tn right: Vade Rhoudes, Representatioeg Curl Denny, Pmyidvnt: Mary Ann Hampton, Histnriang and Bob jones, Vice- Prcsident. Not pictured: George DuHIeId, Secretary-Treasurer. J DOUCLASS FRANKLIN ADAMS I 1 ,,. .E I -. ' A XVILLIAM H. ADMIRAND 3 l D X. gf- 1 Nfw V - ' ' GEORGE HERBERT ARMSTRONG I - I , I XX PLY ' , CURTIS LEROY BAKKEN fx- Q ' 2 -nv ', I-4 1 ,A N. GEORGE CURTIS BARBER xl Nu I T'- ' -3 W CARL JOHN STANLEY BECKMAN . Vw A X ' 1 GW , YVILLIAM SPAINE BELMONT 2 5' . Q r , I 'Rx , M -N 'SW' NORRIS ANGLE BICCERSTAFF , nr 9. N 1 4 i ' JOHN PAUL BLAKE i 4 ' I I N... ' , Y S. ' 4 xv 'QL I9 'x X 'N x 3 ln V :fix ' N.-X X . 'W v . 1 5? - ' 1-5 l qt, 6 , by 'Y IOHN EUXYIN IJREXV GEORGE DYER DUFFIELD ' ROBERT HENRY FLENIING RICARDO GALBIS CRAX IIIOXIAS 1iOH'll l'l'l ' PAUL ID. ISOYLICS f PAUL RI! IIIARIJ HIKUXYN ek F .IINIXIY RAY CLICARY ,,- GARY BENJAMIN COPICLANIJ CARL ROBERT DENNY I 5, 5 gwvx 3 Q N ' X S' l wx'A, un' A mr: A ,, 'x fl -up HORTENSE BEE GATLING K A ' Y A .Y JOSE V, GONZALEZ-ANGEL 1 A V 'Z ' QV' 'Wig Q ', 'R A- , DONALD CUBER 'P' 'F A xmm' ANN HAMPTON ' - vw' ROBERT CURTIS IIEYXIANN wi l M AJ JAMES NOAH HINSON '- OWEN RAY HUNT ' :Q greg ,K X s G3-4 ROBERT ELLSXX ORTH JONIES JR Um 465 Y GEORGE WILLIAXI JOYCE '1- IOR JOHN FREDERICK RAPPLER JR JOHN EDXVARD REHOE 'Y 1 , . ' . b ax 5- 2 . - l at-Q ' 5. K n - x , T Y . '11- V .ic V ' -- Yr'--v' M., 4..- -1, 3. as ,. f .ff fr- : 51 X Q- ' Av l DONALD M. LARSEN WAYNE P. LOWE HURSCHELL FRED MATTHEWS JOHN SCOTT MILLER, JR. THOMAS XVALKER MONACHAN ARBIANDO MOYA FAY KNICKERBOCKER MYERS fs .os S. ' -FG N1 , xx' .J- .446- '56q N! K. .. 1 Nr .Tv- FLEKIINC FULLER ROYAL RONNIE LEE STANLEY FRANCIS BAILEY TEACUE. IR. LEYYIS NVILLIANI THOMPSON KENNETH GUY TOBIBERLIN HUGH T, YYALLACE MARY CURRY XYARD SIDNEY ALFRED XVIKE SUDIE DOC-CETT YYIKE Not pictured: ERNEST IULIAN HENSON RENNIC'I'II ALTON 1'tlXYICLL TIIONI.-XS ALEXANDER R1iAI7I.INCl YAIJE G. RIIOADE5 STEPHEN PAYNE ROBINSON JU 10115 .l ,QE it 115- Fug. '5- A- ax- ' an .., -My 4 --W Q -.-- K y ' 'far I at a --y'Qf'f5-W' ' 'F ' N , 'V sf Yp - Q.. Y ' I 'T ,' -, A, --v ,.. K s K SOPHOMORES n A. HUGH ALTVATER SAMUEL T. BICKLEY VVILLIARI H. BIGGERS CAROLINE H. BUIE THOMAS E, BUIE THURMAN M. BULLOCK l 41 9. I7 NA,- . I . 1 1 1 I i 1 ' N nf.' . V 5 N x S 'ks Q MT fx. 'A-r 4 X SOPHOMORES THAT REPRESENT THEIR CLASS OFFICIALLY ARE Irft tn right: Bill Bing:-rs, Vive-Prmirlcntg Sam Bin-kley, Presidentg M1r1or1e Fisher, S0r'rf.'turyg Dick Lavender, Treusurcrg and john Tew, Representatzue XYILLIARI E. CHRISTOPHER JOE B. CURRIN ROBERT L. DAVIS CLENIENT j. DeMASI LINCOLN L. ENGSTROM XIARJORIE E. FISHER '- 1- - Q' . ,... 5 ': -Vx 3 WILLIAM XV. FRANCIS JOHN H. GRAY XQLORIA F. GRAHAM ALBERT O. GRIFFIN A. RAY HARTNESS CHARLES XV. HERBERT - -ur. f 5 - . wg GI YT 'KR Us 3 1-ff X 'i s. ...w- S--gf S, l if 8 V - - 7 wr- '. ff 'vw vs 9.5 I .F .. x x , 31 K ii 1il- 'N -:rx z I Jn' V- ' C5 3' A 7 X C? ff Ii Q.. 1 'L x L Lx W T. E ' I 'Z It ,. x I 'I L. N I 1 , fr I IO-ALLENE HORNE MARVIN E- NIAN ' KTLYIJE Cl. VIEFFREY CHARLES E. NIL-CALL 4 PAUL KILLIAN FRANK E. KIEDI-'ORD 2 DICK R, I..-XYIQNDER FFRNANU0 AULANF5, IR 5 DAISY SI LEE DAVID S. NELSON , NIYRON L. LENKIN LARRY AQ PEARCE 'I I LOUIS PIKULA RICHARD B. SIMPSON V EVERETT PRICE WILLIAM 1. SPENCER W' ROBERT PULLIANI EDXYARD STEIN ,, FERNANDO J. ROVIAS XVILLIAINI A. STOUT I RONALD A. ROLLINS ,IOHN M. TEXV, IR. IAMES A, SHEETS ANN RAE THOMAS I L . , 'wif H Wi 71v-- I 4 ' TJ I Y I ' 5- 4- , f ,L - -Q g- X Y Vmllit 41, I -I ,, mv gf A 751-7' 1 ff f: W ' A.. ca I 5- S. X' . ,.. Y- I I . MURPHY F. TOWNSEND, JR. WALTER A4 WARD. JR- I I , I! Q K A ' AI LQ X g- 'f' Nm pictured: JOE H. BURT. 1AcK A. DAWSON, A. RAFAEL Ccmxsz C GLENN C. HUNTER, THOMAS N. IVEY, ROBERT KEMPER, JULIUS MARINE. IOHN L, SCHULTZ. H 3' FRESHME v. I Af' RY I 51:14, I-Asia? f X V' FRESHNIEN OFFICERS, Ivft In right: Caryl Cuth, Sc'z'rcturyg George PLNIIlUl'Ily, View-I'n'si1l1'1nt, Nznmy Collins, Ilixturifzrzg and Frank Fzlrru-II, Prmirlwllt, RICHARD XYESLEY ADAMS XVILLIAM CYPHERS DESKINS JAMES SUMMERS FORRESTER NIICHELE LARON BARRINCER ,IOHN MANNINC DRISCOLL, JR. JACK EDNVARD FOSTER EYYA ,IEAN BURNHANI WILLIAM BEECHER ECHOLS RICHARD ELLIS FRAZIER NY. TXYITTY CARPENTER, IR. XVARREN HACKNEY ELLIS JOHN EDXVIN FROMM GLENN RAFFORD CLARK. IR. FRANK NVILSON FARRELL, JR, CULLIE FRANKLIN FUNDERBURKE I NIILES ROBERT COOPER CHARLES NOEL FEEZOR, JR. HARRY LEE GALLOWAY ELIZABETH HARPER COOK XVILLIAM FRANKLIN FOLDS LOUIS NATHAN COTTLIEB Wx Q ' 3 ,R A N V Q. -C: 6 : Y' x tx Q, ,.. F' - f ' ka ' If If-flfxx f fr ', '-EQ? Hr -A 1: ' ..,,,, 1 C.-7 g, 6 , N S rQ vitae - I F 1 R- -S- T N? ij .:. 1. 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JOHN STANLEY KOSTIN CHARLES GORDON LAMPLEY, JR JOSEPH JEROME MAMLIN DAVID CHARLES Mn-ELROY HARROUT EARLE MELIKIAN XVILLIAM GLENN MYRICK SAMUEL SCOTT OBENSHAIN XVESLEY FLETCHER PHILLIPS GEORGE PODGORNY ALEXANDER POSTON JOHN VVILLIAM REED DAVID EMERSON ROOT RALPH de-SCHWEINITZ SIEXVERS DONALD CLENDENNIN SILCOX HENRY VAUGHN SPAINHOUR 'T-5 T-'I If BLUCHER EHRINCHAUS TAYLOR fi, 4- 1- . wr' 5 JIMMY LYNN TAYLOR NELSON STONE TEAGUE MARVIN XVHITAKER THOMPSON G. 9 ii- 6 ' 7. .Q SARA JEANETTE THOMPSON V B-'NX .8 LARRY ALLEN TYREE ' L ' T' 'J JAMES NORRIS WILFERT page Fm, me -gs' uQ 'N5'- N I il STUDENTS IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY. lift In right. Uixiy IJIIITCIIII, lint Gibbs, jaznict' Ufsl. Mrs. Jeanette Pruitt Instructor in Clinical Chemistry Mrs. Carolyn Taylor :incl Nliss XI.iry Smitliwitk. Instructors in the blood hunk .ind in histological tL'L'l'lIIIllllt.', STUDENTS IN THE BLOOD BANK AND IN HISTOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE, lr'f1 to right: Mary Frances Patrick, Nancy Tuttle, Kay XVarren, Ronnie Alvis. 1 L X SCHOOL OF MEDICAL I 'DQ MRS. PHYLLIS NEWPORT Teaching Supervisor Ia. I i TECH OLOGY I I r I E I I I I 3 I 5 DR, ROBERT PRICHARD Associate Prnfcsswr of Patlmlogy I 1 ml' . 'i ,, I I I X I X STUDENTS IN BACTERIOLOCY, ld! tn right: jan' Arrington. ISL-tty IDIIIILUIII. I'.nt Slritlf-vt Xlrx. Ernrnd Cr.xImm und Nlrs. Pu-tty Kukiku. Instructors in bmw teriolugicul te-Clmiquc. Mrs. Nlury Sluop and Mrs. Tye Hxnnrick. Instructnrs in Iwrnatu- logical technique. STUDENTS IN HEMATOLOCY, lvft to right: Sandra Owens, Hilal Moore, Helen Shulcnburger, Mary Britt. SCHOOL OF X-RAY TECHNOLOGY l I fp? - 57 'I L A pl Page F ifty-Eight gf ' SENIOR CLASS, left to right, front row: Ruulmcl Turner, Max Hutchins, Ann Christian. Buck row: Sheba Wood, Hur- man Efircl, Louise Kendall. IUNIOR CLASS, left to right, front row: Sarah Watts, Joyce Hardison, Joy Watts, Charlotte McDougall. Second row: Mar- garet XVood, Richard Wagner, Dot Klutz, Margie Peele. Third row: jo Ann Still- well, jim Newsome. SCHOOL OF ANESTHE IOLOGY STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF ANESFl'HIfSIULOCY, luft tn right, frmzt mfr: BQ-tty XY.1rd, Fun Frey, Imam Fustn-r, Evert Smith. Svrmnl rmu: Hdvn XYML1. Betty Potent, junc Bmclncr, Donna XYest, Igmnitu Karrvs. 'l'11ir41rn1L': Hilda -Ionkim. R.1y1n11 HL-clgcvfwck. Inyuc Burrows, Pvggy Chappell, Klnrjorie Reece. Q. :T - I-A gx-v.6y'!mx.1., f 1, ,aL ,. J dy ' 1- .N Jr 'O ' -.-4 +724 all f- ,I-5 X ,Rn A D 'f T if -f r 1 Qs fy my ,Lx GRADUATE STUDE TS GRADUATE STUDENTS. left tn right l'.1k.1 Srixxmiy, NLD., .AIILINIIYTUJ Georgi- Lin, jr., I'l1USi1II1Y,LfUg Dou5.5lu5 Aclrizm Cru- lmm, Mivmlwinlmqyg Montri Kuntaputura NUI. Pflrfxinlrlfllli AIISIIILTH Nimlnk, NLD, .Ui1'ruI1inIugy. Q A , f' Z.: 2 1- A ' 2, fx , 'lf ' , ' V 1 ana- xi 4' Wf wi 7 ' x fy' . X 7 ,V X A yn 'A ' .- fly! L V if ,K if . X Y Y!! 'I Page Fifty-Nine si '1 .. ,HA V 1 rl , U - Ai' - Kenneth Soo F1tz Stlckley Linda Moore Dmrts frmn Ilwrtuls Silllitiltf ff 1517 Hs. Dorft read in bed, 3 v ,ij mi I .Y. Dllllqt drink too much. -1 'Q ' r - 1 Fo . it., ,.,, ,fl ,sm ,. E 3 9 ,X Dfuft strain two much, A ' 'll' X fi' I - f?X: X C ,I 371 I Dmft lovu too much Page Sixty One JV: 9-g ,Z CURRENT OFFICERS OF THE BOWMAN CRAY CHAPTER are, lefi to right: Tom Ivey, Treasurerg Douglas Maynard, Presidentg George Armstrong, Vice-Prcsidentg and Ann Ray Thomas, Secretary, CH.-XIRMEN OF THE SEVERAL COMMITTEES THAT KEEP S.-KMA XYHEELS TURNING HTG, Idz to right: George Armstrong. Pulrficutimrs' and Prngmmq Joe Black, Currirulumq Ann Ray Thomas, Oriuntutinnq john Hines. Suuialq Mary Ann Hamp- ton. Iritt'r11.sl1ipg and Douglas Maynard. linnur. Student Health, and the Studeiif-Faculty .-lcl1'i.wry Cmllniittuc. Not pictured are Tom lx ey. Fimmccq T. E. Morris. .-Xtlilutitis. Sam Lamm, Pulllifityfg and George T. A. Morris. In.xuram't'. Page S irty- Two The Bowman Cray Chapter of the Stu- dent American Medical Association has had a particularly good year. Strong leadership and active participation have brought about a high level of organization and function which has resulted in many excellent pro- grams of worthwhile interest, a working system of communication between adminis- tration and student body, and an improved and expanded system of committees which cover practically every facet of the stu- dent's life. 55.1, ,, n.. g VIA Many will remember the fascinating discussion helcl by Dr. Corbett Thigpen. personal physician to the Three Faces of Eve. No less interesting was Dr. Nlorris Fishbein, who spoke on Fifty Years of Nledical Progress, with much good humor and experience. In Xlarch of this year, the Bowman Cray Chapter played host to representatives of twelve southeastern meal- ical schools when the district meeting was held here. The Senior Trip to Asheville in early May was also largely promoted and managed by SAMA. u ,N . , 'Xia - U D.1N 'F'-lb f r lorns lsr em and Dr. Wingate johnson pause after Dr. Fishbein's discussion on Fifty Years of Medical Progress. X4 . of The Student-Faculty Advisory Council was a new creation of SAXIA this year, The Committee is Composed of representatives from all classes who meet once monthly with Dr. Nleads to discuss and manage mutual problems. Members of the Coun- eil include, from left to right: jim Iones, Frank Farrell, Ann Ray Thomas, Tom Ivey, Sam Bieltley, Doug Maynard, George Armstrong, Dr. Harry Carpenter and Dr. Manson Meads. Miss Katherine Davis serves as secretary, Page S irty-Three Q JOUR AL xx J mi xuukwwugxlillslsx ui mwwmf sowull mmsi umm of wwf P ., I ' .j ll l I I y l N li lu? - - 9 i .ll '1 ,rw-+ ' 1 .xf - -- l M 7 fl f Z' 44 Three members of The journal team read galley proofs. Left to right: Jim Quinn. Editorg Curl Denny, junior Apywrcnticcq amd Bob Stepp, Business Manager. I '. , . ' tl W , 1 1 ' 7' - X l .5 ,,...I I 1 I . , Q- B f 9 I l . 1 1 U , f 3 i if l i A I' 4 w 7 .N , , , p 1 .. Q.-'M--sg , , l I Bob XVright, Business Manager. and Kos XVeaver, Editor, smile for the Hrst time in , l six months, R l I , Page Sixty-Four il ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA I . ixvi 7 Q v 'A x- A fb ,l A 44 'lx 'i iiei!4ff 1 -,ge Q X E V wi f-Q K i if r xx , Ohtwmiluly the wqgxglneuclx on Chllllpllk, L'm'rt'nt hllltlvlll 1m'1nlut'rs nl Al.llll:X UMELLA ALPIIA amz left tn I'l,Lf1lf, .st'utt'tl.' john Hines, xrniur, Dixie Honey Suu, xt'1li41r.' lfuy l'Q1niclierlmt'lfct-r Xlyvrs, fllllfllff .mtl Turn lillflllfll, .vt'l1i1f1'. Still!!!- ing, Inf! tn right: jim Quinn, xrrtiwzq Holm jones, funior, Bob Nl.tnn, wniur. uncl ,lim I'Illfl1IK,', vurzinr, Not PlL'LllI'L'kl .tn-1 Ceorut- K. XYQ-rnver, .x1'niur, Art Fein, .svnizfrq :mtl Cray Hoyt-ttt-, funif.r. FREDERICK R. TAYLOR SOCIETY Avrd hrwtorlans all the members of the Fredenclt R Taylor Hrstorv of Medicine Qoclety gather for the 'teirbook picture. They are Ie to right font row: Carl Denny, Bee Catling Va e Rhoades, and Roy Stephens. Second roux: Bob Stepp, Mary Ann Hampton and John Kappler. Third r0u':Emie Henson, Louise McMil- lan. Nell Benton, 'md George Barbour. Roy Stephens is not really a member, but he obligingly filled in for one of those members not present. 1 1 3 ., .. 1 to r . 1 X ffm f 1, r W QUE .R N' I , I X A Page S ixty-Five -1- PHI RHO SIGMA N ml I , C32 9 W S+- Ofliciul duties in Phi Rho .ire hzincllecl hy, left to right, .suutcds Larry Pearce, SL'CfL'f!1I'lfQ .lou Black. PTC.YlfIf'llYQ Ilnvitl Nelson, Asst, Treasurer. Standing: Hersholcl Nluttlicws. Trmuurcrq Fuller Royal, Scvmid X'irc-Prusiclvrltg and Ken Tomherlin, First Vll'C-Pff'S'lllL'1lf, SN? v X., Freshmen 'incl Sophomore brothers at the Phi Rho house include I to ri lit irst mu. Nelson Frazi Pod- . . . 7 , cft Q ,f 1: , er, gorney, Pearce, Taylor, Second row: Echols, Galloway, Thompson, Root, Costain. Third row: Folds, Deslciris Gottlieb, Forrester, Silt-ox, Engstrom. Fourth row: Myrick, Hamlin, Spainliour, Tyree. Page Sixty-Six .L v I v I ' 1 F A T f 1 T' ww' -ks 1 ., 4 1 l 5 -, naw: - , lay, 1 - - 1 GT A 1 K . 1 - 4 J xg :GA SENIORS AND JL'NIORSgFl'rn1t mu, fvft lu rigid: BllLLIL'l'Nt.lH, Rulvinwn, Cla-.zryp YIvIllI1lll'I'llIl, 'l'xll:-33 Srrmlzl l'f7lL', Inf! Im riglltf Hn-ym.um, XI.1ttln'xu, XYlLv. lildlw, .-Xldmlmllg, I3411115. l'l11l'1lrwu, lwff fu right, H1'1m'xu, Ur:-xx Quinn, Sexton, Stepp, Royal, Conznle-S, Black. 4 ,:7' Y 5 ' ' ' . Mr . 4 V' U ' Q I' A , 'T V4 V ?QExff..tTEA Page S ixty-Seven mai PHI CHI I all 1 ., , Q 9 v 1 I E ' ' fu Q 5 ,PSXA PHI CHI OFFICERS ure, left to right: ,lnlm Henry Giles, PrvSi41'ing Scninrg Vade RllO1IClL'S, Prcsiding juniur: Pr I K'll' ' ' Page Sixty-E ight lu 1 l.lI'I. Survtury, .lncl lxen Powell, Treasurer. o.,f oo , . V I ' . ' X Q, QQ 5 A ' 'V ' .- KV . . ., . lg-4 . ' X. M MM ' FJ if NZ! -' f 1 A 13 Sv' ..' ld SENIORS AND JUNIORS 'Ire kneeling left to ' It R 1 , , rzgl : oberts, Kappler, L, Thompson Cilew. Rhoades J Thom sorn, Mavnfard. Seated, left to right' Bakke , K' I f ' ' , - U w - P , . ' ' n ltc 1en, Barber, Stephens, Hines. Third raw, left to right: Boyette XI allace, Ixehoe, Davison. Bard, Henson, Fourth rmu, left to right: Copeland, Sellars, Admirand, Daughtridge I3 ' gr- ' . af 3' 3-L. if? l 12: . ,l 1,1 I , 'FI Q L , Q- ll' . i J' I Y, . .4 13 Q l F . b X N :L I ' J! . gl 6. r ,ge . l 9 rQ W 959' .L UNDERCLASSNIEN ure, first ruzu, Ivft In right: Driscoll, H.1rrisnn, l.,21Il115ll'y',TLlf'lllT, Sul-H1111rfzuglyfffnrzglrtg Foster. Recd, Burringer. C.:rpm,-nt:-r. Tllirzl run, fvft tn right: Knox, NIL-Elmy, Pustun, Tt'rlHll4', Frumm. F-vurtlx row, Ivft tn right: Farrell, Helms, Kitchen, XYilfc-rt, and F1ll'lQlL'I'l7lll'lxi'. ri + Page Sixty-Nine 'S-'f Y - 11 F 1' rin , .4 W V x S D ii? ' ' '..I1 - ' . hm, . P 7' I NORTH CAROLINA BAPTIST HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING WHITE MATTER a'4l.4 ...t'4 It 44'+ L'41 so ' 'Mui 8.4 ' V . .NWO . Q '4. 4 ' s' 4. IST H05 ,I 565,514.41 -- , ag ,, A Jr X ' 1 ' .-xv , ,,a:, 4.4 , A I. A9 . .V V. - . J 5 H x , 5 ' r s' X 6' fs F + l ' J '-'s , Q?2y 'V - ,V I1-S3542 I J v -oc' , .. k-4. gi' L '1 , g ' ,W . ,Q -l..Y,,.' . .yy 'ww---n.f ., I vt, L IE, 4 I l N I I , 1. thy. lx Q 'Q-fflhifgfx i 5 . i 4, 1 - A XX 31 P r wx Yum 'wx is 'O' SRF! fy: E Ll x.. A .,. .1- ,:.-.X g-J, . 4 ' uv, 4 ' + ' ii: ii S I I4 fn... 5 fl .Q 'E 9 5 1 E -Q Wi 4 , ,,,, ,.,,, Page Seventy-Four To one who gave her time freely to us through our training, who gave words of encouragement when the Way seemed im- possible, who could make us smile and believe in ourselves when no one else did, who presented all of nursing to us and guided us in proper educational and social development to prepare ourselves for the future, who taught us and guided us when We needed it most, who took time to visit with us, attend our parties and give counsel any time we Wanted it C and started a family in the meantimej, who gave us a black band for our cap and congratulated us as we neared the end of our training. who saw us achieve our goal with victoryg because of her help in molding us to the professional nurses We are today, it gives us, the Class of 1959, a deeply felt pleasure to dedicate this edition of the WHITE MATTER to MRS. ANNE DOUGLAS. f P r i K 'VN Y mm . 4' '-AkA 3 5 , MRS. ANNE DOUGLAS i L r Page Svccnty-Five MISS JOYCE WARREN R,N,, B.S., A.B. Director of School of Nursing and Nursing Service MR. REID HOLMES A. B. Hospital Administrator 1 Had 'Q -4 MISS A. SUE KERLEY RN., B.S., M.Ed. Associate Director Sclwol of Nursing Val U 5. ,Q W 41 vw WN fb- 1 Sf Xi - Yf s- X-fr - -..- 1' ,v -A16 ' 19' 116-1 ox I t I f . fs x L I - , cn- xhx I -1' ' In I X ' If MISS IIIf'I4'I'lI'I RXISIC II.N , :X If Imiruftnr In Nur-IIIIg m1I1lvxI:xl'II'IIr1II IH xI IIIIIII NIISQ FR.-XXCI-IN C.-XHSOY RN Irxxrrmlur in Xurviug NIISS 5.-XDII-T BAILEY R YW B S. IIIIrrIIImI- in OIIIII-rriv Xmxivxg MISS ANN C,-XSSTEVENS R N. I:IIrrIIIrIIr in Oyvcrating Room Nursing KIDS Nl.-XRVIOIIIE BISHOP BS, lmfrIIz1nr in Nurrilimz and Dirt 'l'IIr'n1mr DH, EI.,'I'ON COCKE Bb, RLS.. PIID. IIIIIHII luv in Amltrfnxu mul Pllysinlnpy ULTY .vw- I I 'v A V ali, 'VN hw X 1 5' V Fx O was xlfxlcrvlx BRYANT H x, Il S, f'IIIIrIInm!IIrIff1'11IIIIIInIwIIlIIII IIf Xurwxg :md luItmIrnr NIIIS XI XXIXI-I III,'X'lI IIN , ILS. IIIIIIIII wr III MI Iliml .X'IIrII1I: NIRS. TOKINIIE K.-XPPLEII NIRS. LORENE KLFU MRS DURU'l'HY YXIQCIRT MRS, VIRGINIA NI.-XX IIx,IIs nN,B,s, uN,Hs Hxxugl IIIIIIIIIIIII III XImmu 'ff IIIIIIIII-rw in XIIIIIIIIJ IIIIIIIII-rm III NIHIIIIQ IIImIIvrfIr III Suruufll C'IIiIzIn'n Nxnsxng MISS FRANCES NICHOLS NIRh VIRGINIA RIVERS MISS ELIZ.-XBIiTH S.-XCR NIRS MARY STEVENS DR NUIIXIAX SLI 'N HS., NIR. In FII R N. R,N,, B5 R N R S , XI x III IJ Inslr-udm' in RI'IIgIun and Studwxi Rntulmns and lmlrurtm mul PIIIIIII HIIIIIII IIIx!rIII'rnr in .X'IIrvIng Insrrm mr In L III mu B, S U SIwrI'fury Instructor in Smgiral Nurving CImrdumtm I , I 7 rs: U 1I 15- ? ' 'vm S s ' Q' ' i invx X - ev I x., I ' I N K ., 4 ' ' Q FQ' 'R -P I fbi 9' X vw. H- t Q I , , x - 9 x -- - ' .... , V ' 'lx Y Q' ' I YG' K 5 3 I A , 'ip . 'hr -I 0 3 .Q f., ' r, ,, MRS, INEZ ANDREW Pediatric Sup:-rrisnr MRS, FARMER Student Hvnlth Clinir MISS MAI-IGUERITE GREEN Surgical Supervisor MRS. MARY INCRAM Dircfctnr of Out Patient Department Nurses MRS. IANE LAWRENCE Mcdical Supervisor , , Hfy ' ,N Tp-I MRS. MADGE MINOR Rcraccry Room Supervisor MISS ETHEL SHORE Obstclric Superrisar MRS. EVELYN REED Assistant Night Supercisor MISS LUCIA SHIRLEY Operating Room Supervisor MISS SUE WALKER Morning Supervisor Not pictured: MRS. HELEN PORTER Evening Supervisor MRS. PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Assistant Evening Supercllvar MISS VIRGINIA TESH Night Supermlvar ..- Q Je, ,, . -- ,...... . -1-.niiszx hauudhi-.:- KALEIDOSCOPE On September 4, 1956, seventy-six wideecyed, bright-faced girls caine to YVinston-Salem with dreams of becoming pro- fessional nurses. NVe faced our new task with a strong ego, hut apprehensive of what was in store for us. As we sat at Miller Park eating hamburgers and singing we knew the next three years would not be a picnic but rather a constant challenge for us, NVe began classes and soon learned nursing was far more than what we expected, and we faced our chosen career with eager anticipation-still feeling quite unsure of ourselves. Flower arranging seemed at first to he a very important part of our school, and we shall always remember our feelings of insecurity with our Hirst patient contacts. XVc learned to make beds, to take blood-pressures, to give cncmas. preps and injections, to do shampoos. haircuts, manicurcs and other odd jobs-all a part of nursing. YVake Forest College came to XVinston-Salem the same year we did, and we rolled out our red carpet to welcome them. Many of us had our eyes open to catch some lucky college boy. XVe began our Anatomy classes and filed into buses each Saturday morning to go to Xkake Forest to learn all we could about the world's most fascinating machine-the human body. its intricate parts and how they operate. XVe learned then that though we had mastered flower arrang- ing, we still had a lot to learn about nursing. Spring Follies came early that springg we let our hair down Ca few put it upl, and we had a wonderful time, the dances, the trash-can band. the songs and the beauty queens all. Other highlights of spring were the thrill of capping, our first eight hour day on the wards and of course, other activities such as picnics, fraternity parties, and sunbathing on Shuffle Board Beach. Summer came and we began our specialties of nursing. NVe traded our blue and white uniform for a little green gown and entered the bewitching operating room. XVe traded our smile for a solemn frown and though concealed by a mask we were rather frightened. XVe leamed we knew nothing about sterile technique except to the echo of drop it. How- Page Eighty ever, we learned to scrub, and scrub we did. XVe scrubbed our hands, instruments. carts, walls, and everything. On another unit-Obstetrics-we operated differently, concealed behind our masks were smiles as we watched the miraculous birth of a child. XVe concentrated again on good technique and complete care of our new mothers through channels to reach even their emotional needs, NVe had some weddings, and some of our students began raising their own families: our instructors did also. The children on Pediatrics taught us new communications, their smiles, goos. and cries when something went wrong as we learned their growth and development. Christmas on Pediatrics, our T E fistulas, and our precious experiences soon passed, sooner than anticipated and it was time to leave Pediatrics. At Dix Hill we adjusted well to our emotions by seeing many different forms of human behavior. Our id, ego, and super-ego was at work keeping us well balanced. Our hours of work and study have been pleasantly spaced with dances, banquets, parties, picnics, tennis and hikes. At last we were seniors, we added a stripe to our caps, a beautiful black band. XVC tried our luck as clinic nurses, emergency room nurses, nurses with the blood mobile, public health nurses and even head nurses on the units where we worked, In our classes we heard of other jobs like office nursing, industrial and military nursing. Nursing was bigger than ever. NVe evaluated our three years training as the happiest of our lives. As we tried on our white uniforms we knew it was not the end of our learning hut the beginning of a wonderfully promising career. Many doorways were opened to us and we could choose the one most appealing. The other fields of nursing would be recalled often with pleasant memories of our experiences. XVe had spent our years of training, too soon they had slipped by, the classes were over but the learning had only begun. We pledged again to our career- Reverently do I pledge myself . . . oi Q , 1 ' ' . t 95 'Q 1' - '. 1 - - Jr ' l..':F' ov M Q e ,- A a X1 ii W sa X. ,. . v . Q mt, 10,1 . -,Q - 'Tl' J 'T -Q. r:'1 i- f ' 'Hb 'K V ' ,.D,,f P.-. Q! ' a K . M 'f ..,- ,f I ,- .. L, -. ' -.0 egg - ' -is I..-. +L- . -. ' Af- J x . i l' -..,......- 3 , ,..n-- X Z' ,' L' K . , 4i'aMe1.-nm' W' fr' 1 lrmviz., 0 ,I-'wg' K u-.,, QQ ma v K! Page Eighty-Two MOST ATTRACTIVE JO ALICE WILSON 1959 SENIOR MOST PROFESSIONAL DORIS MARSHALL A ' , ?4s.....4, k l f Q 4 1 SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL ROUND ' MECIA MARSH -J: , 1 sr? . , gziqu ., ., -4.-,fr , rm - Af-4 4' 'Sf 'limi ' 5:-- A Jn :2',-.-,gf ' 4-ag - 4 . - f. .- .. -JRJ MOST DEPENDABLE MICKEY MULL Page Eighty Three ' WITTIEST SUSAN TYREE .Q if -. '- u L.-,g-. 1. 1 rf ..-,-3 1. 44. x BEST PERSONALITY TONI BROCK fr-1-'ar.'.,. 1'1J - - r -. ,- .1-:2 ,'f4s'f'f'E ,' Alt - .f'-,- g -J wwf'- ' Ma ,ig J , f f shm-ffm' Page Eighty-Four O A' W 774771, Y A . . ,. E IOR OFFICERS S e 2 'U- -97-rrgv-wg 5-V-7-f-ily V 4 .f 'Ol' Left to right: Patricia HL'H-HE'Y, Vice-Prcsidentg Men-in Marsh, Prasfizlentg Doris Murslmll. Secretary: Linda XValsh Trcwsllrcr, is not pictured. Page Eighty-Six 1-Q ELIZABETH BLEVINS Xwlkcslmro, N. Lf. T C1451 zs uCff0 C TRUE fvtx Wi., BAR BAR A BOXYERS 'l'l1o1nusx'illm-, N. C. Plmsanlnzss and flcprmlulwzlzfrf arf !fIl!IIlfIf'S' I nm 'Cx' TONI BROCK Four Oils N C Notlxzn unrtfzuluh urls mer r1CC01npI1S7ze'd u ztlzout LlZfI1llSIl'lSI71 'UN 65 BETTY Bl I-I4-X10 X llmx S1 I'lI1L,S N I T 5 smut um, nut I4 1 115 In flctr zmznc' 0 srrrcz I Page Ezghty Sem-n 11 11 I1 M H v V lu' I '.'0z1, 'YY . vi ' 2 9 3A vi V 41 ' 3, N ,sf A . H - wwf -v vfff --4 f ' - 7 . ' ,., 1 J ff ll Qi 'Ev NANCY BULLARD XV1nston-Sulmn, N. C. She is 1111 e1oq11e11t person who C1111 treat 11lII711I1l' .5'111JjC1'f.s' wifh 111'1iC11Cy, Iofty things' im- 'B' DORIS CARTER Madison, N. C. Labor 111111 wnifq there are enough clouds in e111'h life to make C1 1Je11utifu1 sunset., pres.9i111'11f, 111111 11zo111'r11te things tezrzpcmtelyf' . ? fit ELAINE CARTER JERRI CLARK Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. They conquer who believe they c11n.', 1 have a heart uuffh fl mam for every jay. Page E ighty-Eight ,-s ,ox-in 2 95 x 'V l bf- 'Hu-...-.- l 1 5 i l I JOYCE CO.-XTES PEGGY COLE Ashclmoro, N. C. XVinst0n-Salem, N. C. L'ifc is not so short but that there is always Lime as though life was mrnast and life linzc' fur funf, will llc' So. I l 1 I ...fi AF 5 .. f -YJ -eng MONA DAIL BARBARA FOVVLER XVimton-Salem, N. C. Raleigh, N. C, U A light lzcart lives long. Playing well thc game of lifef, N Page Eighty-Nine 5 l LORETTA GARRETT Flat Rock, N. C. Ability to coin in all she undertakesf, J. 1- NANCY CLIDEVVELL Greensboro, N. C. There is a destiny that makes us brothersg none goes his way alone: all that we send into the lives of others comes back into our ownf, Page Ninety u . . 6 '14 5- CRACE CILLESPIE Brevard, N. C. I prefer to fail in high endeavor, rather in low aim to succeed? DORIS HARDIN Bostic, N. C. She faces the world with a smile. - 'vu I fix! I tug.. ' X-:Z li 23' B-I P B.-XRISAAXRA HART DORIS HARRIS Lenoir, N, C. Rrmlwkc' Hglpids, N. C. Smile arm' tlzc' :world smilm will: you. Trim Qfl'lIfl1f'S.Y C'Ul11S'iSf,S' in lzfing grrat in Iililf' tlzirzgsf' ,vi 'N 'ix Y, i I Q LAURA HAYVES PA-XT HEFFNEH Supply, N. Cf. A-Xlldcrsull, S. C, Good things cwnc in snmll fJUCklIgCS.v Not ton .s'Cri0u.s', not tum grill: zz mrv H0041 i frivml in 1'u'ry1 twig, if Page Ninrty-One The will to do, the soul to dare. 45-A SHIRLEY HICKS LIBBY HILL Ramseur, N. C. Pilot Mountain, N. C. I have seen yesterday, I love today, and I am waiting for tomorrowf, 1 rf JD V ., 4 'Y 1110 ANN HUFF LINDA JARMON B ew em, N. C. Davidson, N. C. HA penny for each thought of hers would Page N inety-Two Let us en'0 leasure while we can. make a mint of gold. 7 y p 4' ix JEAN KIRK XViI'lSt1lIl-SLIIUIH, N. C. 'KDignify docs' no! c'or1.vi.s'f in posscssi Inn' in f1z'.s'c'r'ri11g flzomf' .N 4. 'J ax qu' Sv NANCY LUFTY LZl1i4-ago, Ill, ng honors, Do your duty 117111 do if wollf, IQ I ff ft ,I V ,, 1, gn :J L,-o N 4 f-F' ...f NANCY LYON Elkin, N. C. 'Tlzcre is no lzfzppirless' in having, in giuingf' MARGARET HCAYOY XVinstrvn-Salcrn, N. C, but only 'Ono who attclnptozl and nrtor stood in doubt, and nothing so lmnl but that she fmznfl il out. Page Ninety-Three ,fr- il JANE MQHAN Bryson City, N. C. Life is a lonely thing to lcnowf, MECIA MARSH Greensboro, N. C. I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go ughere there is no path, and I will leave a trail. Page Ninety-Four 1. .,. B 71 s . fl-u-up JANE MARKHAM Siler City, N. C. Greed works- are performed not by strength, hut hy perseruerencef' .4- 65 0+ DORIS MARSHALL Mount Airy, N. C. True to her friends, true to herself, true to her duties alwaysf, 5 'an sa I ., P l I MARY MARSHALL PEGGY MIDYICTTE MT lC?reeI1sb0rO. IN? C. U Atlantic City' N- 0 tum mln Spf up Hue' Honor liens' in 110110.91 foil. y ne' fox full -6 9 5 'Q L 15 JOAN MIZELL MICKEY MULL Martinsville, Va. Morganton, N. C. I fake life as it comes and enjoy it. Doing the little things so well is a step f0lL'!1flI doing big tlzings Ivffferf' Page Ninety-Five 1-- 'S' BARBARA NO Greenville, N. C. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. is better to be small and shine, than to be joy is not in things: it is in usf, large and cast a shadow. BLES BETTY RENN I t fi iff Vi an-ug JERRE ROPER MARITA STEPP Gastonia, N. C. Asheville, N. C. HU'-99, laugh, love, Und be happy-', To one who waits, 11 moment .seems like a year. Page N inety-S ir fvh-., xp- HELEN STAFFORD Buivs Creek. N, C. ,.r-'Fi SUE ST.-XFFURD KCl'l1CIA5YiUC, N. C. LifC is fmt l'l'lIIIIf lfllllf CUIIII'-5' to us, but zvlmf Qxcllflflillfllllwllf is fl IWIZFI of 'Dfil'C7.U zu' QU! from il. IQ. 'Sl BBQ' BETSY SYVAFFORD XVinston-Salem. N. C, 'Gnodncss is thc only im'e.s-tmcnt that never fails-. ,-ml' --' . bq -.ku-8 LYNN TATUNI XYilmingt4m, N, CI, CIICF is om' grmt arf nf Fl771l'CI'S'Ufi07I.,, Page Ninety-Seven 53 W GT 'T qv-any CONNIE THAGCARD Parkton, N. C. UA great mind of gentle deeds is known. F' P .2 iff, I . VV Wifi -,iiq fssia 1,4 ' if 2' M2412 245.5 an-.. is. CAROLYN THOMAS Swannanoa, N. C. lf a person is worth knowing at all, she is worth knowing wellf, Plsx SUSAN TYREE Bluefield, XV. Va. To know her is to love he ,' r. Page N inety-E ight may Y: .ani DEE VESTAL Asheboro, N. C. Full of fun and fancy free. 46 xq Www 3 5 ---V xxf' BETTY YOCLER PATSY NVALL Mount Airy, N. C High Point, N, C. 'ASl1c floss' zrlmt slzv is sat to do. MLCIIUC silcnrv to flic srlints, for I am but liunzzznf' X XJ .ll 7? 5,1 -4 5. f 'I LINDA XVALSH JEAN YVATTS Lenoir, N, C. l.iC'll0iI', N, C, Good nature and Qnml Sc'r1.S'C nzust fuer joinf' 'Alf wr flml fairly, iw will fml flint we lmve umi, Page Ninety-Nine -Q X 'Y If PATRICIA WEAVER g LINDA WEATHERNIAN Boonville, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. P A friendly way is the best way. A laugh is worth one-hundred groans in any market. il ll 3 , l ll aan l 'Q TAT. l JO ALICE WILSON l Burnsville, N. C. To play the game beyond the prize. 4 Page One Hundred L f- - Q- , ,r 'll'r, L ,1- .gr 'alx - ,f- fri- JU 1011 OFFICERS ls. V f Left tn right: Carol Fostur, Vice-Presizleiztg Alfrcda Britt, Trermzrcwg Shirley Shupe, Secretary: Mary Rvtlwinc, Prvsirlcnt. r 1 a l E ! Page One Huridred Two i TEMPERED I. ,x . 9 Y' 19 . ns- - 5- ' L- V--' W , , E' ff 'Q Rf an i , U .I J '. - Al I A K f + 1 s 1, ' W X J' 5 8. ALFREDA BRITT MARILYN BROOKBANK PAT BULLARD IUANITA BURROXVS as Gi .. Y A X , .P 5 N L X ,. ' 'ah S v-X - V 1' J f 5 ANN BYRD IANE BYRD MARCIE CODY RUBY CURRIN -an , , ,, ,N .2 ar V nat a 1 'sv 54' . rl - 1 ' 4 V 'X' Y x A SUE DENNY SANDRA DICKSON SALINDA DICUS GEORGIA DORSETT Page One Hundred Three 'SQ 'R' 5 ' x f 3' ,x 4 Y I 5 , I C' Q .f A -'ft :Lx , I BETSY EDVVARDS ANN FEATHERSTON lj N -' R -A 2. - 'K 1:2 so L- s.. X Nr A gg. 1:7 f -.K --v ' , ' 4 N v x A, X ' . -, Rx N S Wx 1 fx O ' N . CAROL FOSTER EVELYN CODFREY GINGER GREENE ANN HALL ii, 5. N- 4 fv- A .. Q, 'zu sr 137 if .E 'L ' 5 , at 'II' ' 'fs 1!f ? YQ - , I , QA Y .- f sf X if A 'X - BEVERLY HAYES EDNA HECE LOUISE HENDERSON SHELBY HINTON Page One Hundred Four x 5 's - 14' 'W 'vx A -li' 15- '- w K flii' Af A. . 1 'fi JJ . CLFNDA JACKSON KATHRYN KISHPAVCH I 1: fs: C: ii' C-1 3'- Sf, A-' N- X ...... 'uw I 1 I L il , A ' - 'ff M I TREVA LANNING SUSAN Mn-CLANIERY SARA MANCUM F2 N 'jg 1 '5 A? 'N 'Y' -iff , 'S 5 f p V: F 5 Hy' ,A , X X . , f X r ,1 f N ff I j S Q -fl K 1 I -5 l CLADYS PICKERAL CHARLOTTE QUINCY MARY REDNVINE 'Qw- Q- A T..- - I X' N f 0 JEANETTE NANCE nv: Lf' v .J 1 NANCY REEF Page One Hundred Five P? L , If I ' ' I1fL ', ev,-aff-Q. 1 1 -,M A : 3 f -V 221.7 ' ' 'QS f 7' 1m + -. fx 55 ll X I. DIANE ROVVE BILLIE RYAN ' I 9 45 3 ea as ' Q -' 1 5 10 1 X Y ' ', -QQ v - . , I 1 I N f ' x 1 EDNA SESSOMS FRANCES SHORT SHIRLEY SHUPE 'T 6- K5 41 ' il au, JULIA THOMPSON GRETCHEN WATLINCTON JUDITH WHITE SARA WILLIAMS Not pictured: Page One Hundred Sir DELORISE MERCER and CAROLYN TAYLOR P Q P 1 W w fx FRE HMA OFFICERS r Left tu right: Nlil'i'lITl Cunipe V ice-Presizlenr F reid-1 De-lton Secretaryg P1t Bledsoe, Treasurerg Shirley Piitmam. President. 9 W 4 W Page One Hundred Eight TRIE D 'IZ ix A 1 Ek- ' T Q W 6' I k Y., Q Y KY 5 ,W - T f X' t 1 3 ' 'I K Y , I V ff If V -1 IH V x III fm Q BARBARA ALLIIED MARY LOUISE REBECCA ASHLEY THERSA IEAN BEIJELL ANTHONY , rf, f T, - f Y Rf., 0 2 1' ,N v- Z: lx 'F X. T' l fb- ., X K S ' -I 4 , ' X if W if Y w- f ir L xxx- V ' ,T 3 r , I ff 4 ' w I 5 ff M lk ! 3 .I ZETA FAYE BEESON SANDRA JEAN BEST BETTY BLACKBURN PAT BLEDSOE BERTHA BOWLES ly, . . I 2, N W 4: fi -Y Q ,Y I if f 'A x S- 1 ,' Yu' Y. Y? ' L' Q s f V , Y' ?4 1 . 6 A B I K I ' PXT K I ' 1 f I f X ANNE E. BROWN LINDA JANE BURNE'I'I' NONA BURNETTE ANNE MARIE MIRIAM A. CANIPE BUTTEMERE J L N 'G' N 'N ri, in ax af a K- 1 N ' , , Q L x 7 A 4 ' y - Q- -- X Y , X ' . y Q .X ' v Y- ' T4 ' ' ' Q' ' 1 1 ' x I ' 4 1 . X 7' AI I Af A J EIDA ANN DEATON JULIA ANN ELLEDGE JUDITH ANN FELTS MAY DELL FISHER JANET LOUISE CARTER FR ,-. -- , ,- iQ Q Qwf J Y 4 'il r if v--v I 5 L If II , I X I J DALE FOGLEAIAN RENA LEE FRICK NANCY I-IALES PEGGY MAE HARDIN 1 i in I .5 .gy 4F a- VI L- A, a- A L- LL Y, . I F Q EC' K I 7 VT' 1 I j ff 1 I I . lk 3 lf? X . I I I L5 I Jo ANN HARRELSON IOAN ELAINE REBECCA DIANNE MARGARET GAYLE HARHINGTON HEDRICK HOCUTT ig ' I I if , A 9' F - I A 4- . f' I 1' ' , A' ' , ' I I Q 7 x f X I II ff f ,.. 41 .Lil LINDA I-IOLLAR LYNDA JACQUELINE DOROTHY DEAN BARBARA AILEENE HORNEY HOWARD JACKSON ..-A I - X Q, X A- xi fi U . I I y 4 - O X f I x I X A ' f M L I IA SYBIL JEN JENKINS DOROTHY ELBERTA KATHERINE KENDRICK LINDY I-I. KERNODLE KEARNS 137- '--,T if I X , :UN x 4. , ' Tx' 1- ' Nr ' 1- ' X I X I I I A' I I. f I L ll ' X i I 4 NINA I-'ATE KIRK RACHEL ANN IIIARTHA RUTH LINIJA Cklfffhlffli IcNowI,Es LAIxIRE'I'II LARRI I I-.R L.. , L , - 5 A Q..- r K -'T 1 I LC' ,- 1:3 1 Y A ,I SARAH ELLEN IwIARILIN RUBY ANN MARTIN BETSI' JANE MUCMN lfmgolimggfs I- 'R f. - ' ,- rf ,vw 1. D s , W kv -f T' X v 1. , .--' wg-:ff qti W 4 X' ' ' , f ' I . ' - I L fx - MK I 4 CAROL REBECCA PAT OWENS LOUISE H. PARKER EDITH ANN O'SHIELDS PATTERSON 'N -fy A I 'D' I? Q, 'H 1-rx Q , 1, T-Q. W-f ' Q . , 4 I 7,4 '- 1 , , , I ' V -, X I :Lil ' i ' I I DOROTHY LEE PAYNE IUDY A. PEPPER INA AILEEN PRICE SHIRLEY PUTMAN I Q . G- ,f 'UN X s K Tw S Y. ' I 'V . I , - ' , . -. . I l i 2 I :XL ' I, PAT HEEYES MARTHA FRANCES NANCY SUE ROYALL LINDA LOU SHANK RORIE Il I I 4- IE: 5- S? A ' I I l- x ' 6 vqx Q ' I ef N I I vi f f X , I II I II I 4 I , ' I VIRGINIA SHEETS HAZI-:L SHELTON JANICE ROSE SMITH DELSIE JEAN SMITH I II 'I I I ,. ea -:: .-1 , af 'H I I G19 I . O -A ' I X ' , 17-v I I X' .f V I , I I I I . I , 1' ,f I lf, I I I x I JOAN ELIZABETH IACQUELINE PAYE BILLIE SUE STONE LIBBY ANN STYRON I I SMITH SNEAD I II , 1 -f 2' - as fI A 1 ' I ' tyx I ' I I IN ' 5 I I 1 1 I I AZ H X , I I , I I. , . I I I I2 .- ' I I , I I 'flim , I I I7 I ' I DOROTHY GENE SRYES BRENDA ANN VESTAL BRENDA PHYLLIS CAROLYN WESTMORELAND YATE5 My S M' -e--X HO OR CCJUNCIL 7 cz as i xx an 'K N Xa First mug Icft tn right: Mn. Mc-Cirt, Azlvivmrg Pcmly Cole, Thomas, Ann Byrd, Ginger Greene, Dot Payne, Lynn Tatum. Mona Dail, Sandra Dickson. ,Indy Fe-lts. Kliw Sagv, .-Xzlrimr. jam- Markham is nm pictured, Sccond mug Irft to rigllt: Jerri Clark, Chairman: Carolyn -a-4-55- Fir.s't rms, left to right: Frances Short, Sara Mangum, Treva dent. Seroml muy left to right: Nina Kirk, Jerri Clark, Betty Lanninyz. Mary Reclwine, Gladys Pickeral, Lynn Tatum, Yogller. Mecia March is not pictured. Connie Thaggard, Helen Stafford, Carolyn Thomas, Presi- WHITE ATTER STAFF Ji- Qp 5b -1' .f-Q ri' Q -A VIERRE ROPER Editor MARITA STEPP TXIECI.-X XIARSH C0-Editor Bu.9inC.s'.s' Manager . XX, Left to right: Shelby Hinton, Sue Denny, Carol Foster, May XVilson :md Mrs. Murtlla Bryant, AdL'i,s'wr, are nut pictured Dell Fisher, Libby Styron. Patsy XVall, jean XVatts, Jo Alice B. S. U. COUNCIL Af l 17 '1 1 'Z'--' r'f ,,.gr'J e- ' Left to right: Grace Gillespie, jean Watts, Helen Stafford, Nina Kirk, Ann Hall. jerre Roper, Larry Pierce, Bob Flem- Miss Frances Nichols, Director, Toni Brock, President, ing, Carolyn Thomas and Dr. Meiburg are not pictured. Mrs, Maxine Hunt, Advisor, Betty Vogler, Shelby Hinton. K2 KA ,,. ,,,, - Left to right: Libby Styron, Linda Shank, Jean XVatts, Doris Doris Marshall, Toni Brock and Helen Stafford are not Carter, Editor, Sandra Dickson, Jerri Clark, Marita Stepp. pictured, -.,'. . I 1 I 193 Loft tn riglzl: Carolyn Thu1n.1Q, Hvlcn Smffonl, Lynn Tatum, EI.zinc Carta-r. NI:-ci.1 NI.u'slx ix not biuturcrl. Page One Hundred Seventeen PRACTICAL UR I SCHOOL fy H , , .5g,1f' 17 4 di x LS , 1hJ . First row, left to right: Ann XVatson, Margaret Tilley. Vic- Frances Hughes, Violet Sharp, Mildred Goff, Shirley Edin- toriu Hicks, Carol Hall, Shelby Harris, Irene Ervin. Second ger, Mary Snyder, Nancy Sparks. Fourth row, left to right: row, left to right: Virgie Sink, Lois Tuttle, Ruby VVilson, Myrtle Taylor, Carol Yount. Mrs, Barbara Jarvis, R.N., Charlotte Mills, Carrie Vaughn, Nell Ballard. Third row, Ins-tructor, is not pictured. left to riglzt: Betty Steed, Hallie Dean, Nellie Ferguson, r' O Y 1 MRS. MARTHA HAIRE, MRS- ALFORD, R-N., B-3- R,N,, BS, Director of the Practical Clinical Insfmdm, Nursing School and Instructor ' + ef b 1 5 , ,.,t, AA K X k 3.3 'ff ' ,N - if 1' v ff , 1 K. 1 -I A-5' ,C : -I -- ' 1 ' ! in A-'J' Y - 1 1, L- IJ x . iv CJ A I ' ' A n f Q U .I 'A - I A 1 g Av-- . Q f 1 ' 'E tl! I s M Rx 1 I 2 vs , QW?-41 iq E VA 'L a'fw! ' , x 1 , ff- . - K g E X , i 1 v g THA K YOU DR. JULIUS HOWELL MISS MARJORIE BISHOP Sponsor for Class of 1959 Sponsor for Class of 1959 g.1' S Sf? ,Q ,V-4 N! ev ,V Left In right: Hrs. Hauser, Mrs. Channbers, Mrs. Latham, Hrs. Barron and Mrs. Helsabeck. Page One Hundred Twenty I 3 W. 1 Q I 5. pf - - 4- 4 is 151,5- . , -Q4 wr- f f rf 1 ' ' r sniff' 37 , 'yl I .- f' ' .t'! 4 d ,. Y 3'W4ll '1N :V L- .J-. Av XV45' Q ,.,,, . . jqixfsf J. .' If A gf.. 1 F'a '4 ' 4 ff. xlrlx--Q- olLlfM 'J- 'mv Gr.. I' A-v'u.'fv Q ' 6 ,754 v .'o 4r 1ip 39 - 1. 5 5 I v, va-V '-.7 'rn A- , . v - ' r I P v .', fn I' ,rg t0 ,.,a,,.1 A ', f5JA'f-1' -f 1 if Q., 194 'v' k,lR :-'82 I 1 l , I l x i l 1 A Pune WHITE l MODERN FILTER , IS ofvzy me sscnvfvnva om WINSIDN ,A V - AA - Y 9-md lf!-5 whats up M 'L i I I H fi nr rr l-i E, corn- Ei n I W r l 1 ll i lllustorfs got it- -fine, mild tobaccos i specially processed for filter smoking! , , l l , Once you've developed a modern filter like Winston's- I what about tobacco ? Winston research found the answer I to that - FILTER-BLEND in the tobacco end! 1 Exceptionally line, mild tobaccos are selected, blended and specially processed by Winston for filter smoking. That's the real difference between Winston and all other Iilter cigarettes. That's ! R. J. Rnynohh Tobuco Co.,Whston-Liam. N. C. y wmsron msnss sooo Lf l'.Lflll5l0U S A CIGAREITE SHOULDI KE , Page One Hundred Twenty-Two Securitys at rm , Retirement Plans t?2'f-I 511 . T are made with U if . ' i X QUU QQ . ff try, in mind! y as ,gf j K The time to consider and plan for Retirement is now . . . not at Retirement Age. Security Lite has had wide experience in all types of Retirement Programs and has one well suited for your individual needs. Every man and woman should consider this important step now. Call your Security agent and get complete details. GORRELL 81 SIEWERS AGENCY 420 North Spruce Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phone: PArl4 2-2579 - PArk 4-O57l ROBERT W. GORRELL CHARLES N. SIEWERS, C.L.U. SPENCER C. WAGGONER VERNIE R. SNIDER R. RAY HOLDER ROBERT L. TUDOR SECURITY LIFE A D TRUST COMP Page One Hundred Twenty-Three Compliments of Your local Physicians and Hospifal Supplier POWERS AND ANDERSON OF N. C., INC. 926 W. 4th St. Phone PA 2-5196 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL SODA SHOP Sandwiches - Cold Drinks - Magazines - Coffee THE STUDENTS' HANGOUT 8:00 o.m-9:00 p.m. week dclys PAUL II:3O o.m.-4:30 p.m. Sundays Page One Hundred Twenty-Four A POWER TO THE CLASS or '59 We're proud of you...proud, zoo, of the chance to serve a new generation of young Predmont crtizens. Our best to you as you move forward, in a free and respon- sible communitymwhere your own will and effort are the measure of achievement. I-ICA gf w -' L DUKE POWER COMPANY WINSTGN-SALEM ORTHUPEDIC APPLIANCE Braces of all Descriptions Arch Supports Shoe Corrections Surgical Garments Trusses ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Dial PA A-1339 1070 Burke Street Winston-Soiem, N. C. Pg O e Hundred Twenty F e COMPLIMENTS OF DRUG SPECIALTIES, INC. Z Till! N. A. King Esso Servicenter TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Road AAA Service I5IO West Ist St. Cors Called For and Delivered WASHING WAXING GREASING Page One Hundred Twenty Sax TO THE CLASS OF '59 . . . With sincere appreciation of the trust placed in us by the Physicians, Nurses, and Institutions, which for more than ninety-eight years we have been privi' Ieged to serve, we bespeak for you as you launch upon your careers ot service to mankind the same tull share of public confidence and trust which has in- spired us to greater efforts all through the years. May you always Look up and not clown-forward and not backward -and may your guiding light be First consideration tor others. FRANK VOGLER AND SONS T919 WINCHESTER 40 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION OF SOUTH CAROIJNA suPPuEs. QUALITY and DEPENDABILITY Satisfaction Guaranteed NEW BURDICK dual-speed NEXT' BLIRDICK dual-speed EIeC 0C'3'd'0Qf5PIT EK'III Electron-nrcliogrnplx EK-111 Distributors Of KNOWN BRANDS of PROVEN QUALITY WI CHESTER HCAROLINAS' HOUSE OF SERVICE Winchester Surgical Supply Co. ITD East 7th Street, Charlotte, N C. 421 West Smith St, Greensboro Winchester-Ritch Surgical Co. T959 EXAMINING and TREATMENT ROOM FURNITURE, SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT. INSTRUMENTS, LABORATORY SUPPLIES, AUTOCLAVES, ORTHOPAEDIC APPLIANCES, and GENERAL SURGICAL We know that QUALITY is remembered long after PRICE has been forgotten, That is why we feature consistently WELL-KNOWN BRANDS of unvarying N. C, Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven CITY NATIONAL'S COLLEGE- HOSPITAL BRANCH featuring 24 HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER The Window that Is Never Closed if I I mu H II ' ' IIIII I. , w v . X- I mm. I ff 'f fl if K Ki-. ' WINSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY X aww 3 TOWN 9 R535-5 V- -.MJ KE' mm swf! STEAK HOUSE THRUWAY SHOPPING CENTER ' is ,EA 300 STRATFORD ROAD Nursefs I 107 LOCKLAND Uniforms I V Where Good Food Is Enjoyed Cui,-Rafe by Good People DVI-'95 Phone PA 2-OOO5 43I N. Liberty Street Phone PA 2-2252 One Hundred Twenty E ght One of North CaroIina's Leading Men's and Boys' Stores Noted for Its Leadership in Style, Quality and Good Service .ii-1-.. ,1- Smart Fashions for Men and Boys Fourth and Cherry Streets Winston-Salem CAMEL CITY LAUNDRY A Bundle of Satisfaction SANITONE DRY CLEANING GARMENT STORAGE 512 East 4th Dlol PA 2-6196 WALL'S GLADE HILL FUNERAL CHAPEL 1200 Glade Street AMBULANCE - FUNERAL DIRECTORS Dial PA 2-6117 r bl n anus I 5 5 TNEIIS NFPUCI LIKIN-ILO!! A Store Foithfully Serving Southern Homemokers for 72 Yeors lt's Easy to Buy the Haverty Way 550 N. Liberty St. Phone PA 2-5118 Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine l ROYALL R. I BROWN, C, L. u. District Manager PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE T0 PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL k STUDENTS 508 Reynolds Bldg. Tel, PA 4-440 'I Winston-Salem, N. C. I I I I THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I I Chartered 'I857 I II ,-I II :EI I I . I I I I I I II I I I I II, - I I, I I , I I Page One Hundred Thirty ,CE -- I WHERE SMART WI NSTON-SALEMITES SHOP Sir Fourth at Trade Phone PA 2-5185 If .f -n. + jlnfho' I I Il V , 1. llnl 0l'll an 1 congratulations C I a s s of ' 5 9 and best wishes to the friends and family of Bowman Gray School of Medicine from Anchor, in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem 122-124 West Fourth Street Phone PA 4-3611 Patterson Drug Co. Prescription Headquarters 112 W. 4th St Phone PA 2-7194 Patterson Stratford Pharmacy 141 South Stratford Road Phone PA 3-4368 Winston-Salem, N. C, ,XR 5F IMUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY L sosrnu. ausucuvssrrs AGENT'S ADDRESS Mutual Life Insurance Co. Boston, Mass. Contact BOB GOODWIN for information that can guarantee a PHYSICIAN's future. Life Insurance purchases up to age 40 with John Hancoclds NEVV INSURANCE OF INSURABILITY BENEFIT It guarantees that at ages 25, 28, 31, 34, 37, and 40 a PHYSICIAN may purchase up to 510,000 Life Insurance at EACH AGE , . . REGARDLESS OF INSURABILITY PHONE: PArk 5-0466 PArk 4-8377 Page One' Hundred Thirty-One T, l l l l h , X lt's from Montaldos 1 Three Little Words With ci World of Meaning l Compliments of Insurance Service Company All Types of General Insurance 230 N. Trode St. Winston-Salem, N. C. .MUN'lfAlLlD0'S Winston-Salem, N. C. I N ,X-J - 1 1 W --7,11 f ggf OUR PROFESSIONAL . ' i Cari be Made Conductive l I . Like walking on air 2ll West Fourth St. ill Hines, Inc. I l , . l i i i 1 l ll ii ' Compliments of Standard Apparel Company l8l5 E. 24th St.-Cleveland I4, Ohio Makers ofthe School Capes of the North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing THE BAND T0 BEAT! 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 tits 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. It adds up to the best T-shirt buy in town. Only S1 for men, 751 for hays. Hanes makes fine briefs and shorts, too-roomy and long lasting. GET MORE THAN YOU BARGIINEIJ FUR . . . EET P. H HANES KNITTING CO., WINSTON-SALEM I, N.C. i Page One Hundred Thirty-Two C. ELwooD SPRINKLE Special Representative of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company 811 W. 5th St. Phone PA 3-7314 Winston4So1em, N. C. Compliments of Lentz Transfer and Storage Company Local and Nationwide Moving Household Goods Storage Agents-Allied Van Lines ZOO Brookstown Ave Phone PA 2-4114 Compliments of H. L. Green Compliments of Colter and Chappell Electric Company D. J. Colter W. E. 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