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

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Most of the poetry of these past thoughts has not been dispelled, but the salt of common sense and down-to-earthness has been liberally added, ln the classrooms we learned to look for the simple, the unembel- lished, the obvious, and through the diligence ot our teachers some ot us will do this. On the wards and in the clinics we have put our basic teachings to the test and, it not learned to cure, learned to help. We have learned to cope with the intiniteness of even the most meagre of minds, and we have learned that people are human. With the medicine, we have learned respect, for ourselves, our peers, our superiors and subordinates, and this is all important, for without it we are not physicians. l .b.s. 6 ! 5 l l . it 1 ' 1 Q A . gy ' - Doctor ROBERT P. MOREHEAD was graduated from Wake Forest College in 1931 and 1932, receiving B.S. and MA, degrees. He obtained the M.D. degree from Jefferson Medical Col- lege in 1936 after having attended the Wake Forest School of Medicine for his pre-clinical training. ln 1937 he joined the staff of the School of Medical Sciences here as Instructor in Pathology. He is now chairman of that de- partment and Professor of Pathology. He has written some sixty papers and has two books and numerous articles in process. His honors comprise a long list and to it we humbly add this dedication. il Truly a professor, Doctor Morehead has busied himself with the practice of his art, teaching, research and administration. With all of this we have found him accessible and have gained through his counsel. ln the classroom he has mixed the didactic with the nonchalant and humorous. He has taught us the commonplace and the prodigious. We will not soon forget intermediate tumors or Moose Morehead and it is our pleasure to give him this book. N G 3 AY 5 birth . . E sometime in the post o thought to the future led us to this door, ond we entered os children . ond ot first we sow nothing but coldness and ousterity in these buildings not exactly knowmg why certain were done we began this long long labor R 7 f-SN K.. , gg X --., -ff'fg??'-.':-g ,.- 5- gil! ond ot the onset there were mony doors To open ond mony doors To find . . , .vw y i q ,FP-f ! N l'I'fu 1 ... J 1 3 .. .x, ,,Tv LABORATORY ANATOMY I IEW W f , wi l , Y 3 lf W7 -N' ,.v ,. ,- . . and after months 2 1 wil' of watching, feeling listening . . x. A Q I 5 T X N 7' A' . . we are still in trying but early stages . . Rpm I4 it i H wi. 5 XT' , , 7' V , ff X , pk 4 N J 4 N Q., i 4 DH . 1' ,X Q N z X ex 1 ., 1 ,Rfk 1 I hm' ..f A ii' nk X I6 but time goes fast and rarely stops . . w I 'Hd ,bd 11 A. , . cmd quickly, often painfully 'l , K. 18 7' J rx. G 4 if -f f , us- Y ' I -- ' 11. .fi - ' d f ' I y.: L. ' ,. . . . we leorn this art cmd begin to practice it. 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CARPENTER, M.D. Vice President for Medical Affairs i 1, 2 administration 1 f ROBERT Turns, Mn. - S Associate Dean KATHERINE DAVIS MANSON MEADS, M.D. Deon's Assistant Deon 24 .- u K 5 Qglyf. . I- I I If I, A 41' 3.1:-,D I M I Qi' MACVEIGH HUTCHISON HARRY PARKER NANCY ELLER BILL GLANCE Registrar Controller Vice President's Assistant Director, Office of Information BETTY WITHROW Librarian .. i ix 'Q - N ANITA MONROE Assistant Librarian VIRGINIA TESH EVERE'I'l' GILL BONNIE PARSONS LELIA WEAVIL Deon's Assistant Chaplain Director of Bookstore Receptionist ' ,II 25 V-Us vs c 'g!fM 'IIQAI ' Wi- Iflitfiwf 'N I 'f ' A 5 - III1 1,456-P r 6 'E ' ' BMS' I' ' L Xli- ...A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I preclinical departments T ' ,Q ' Mi lr '-I -'33 'fx I4 ' 'r -.1-, 'I x, K.. X , x CHARLES MCCREIGHT, PH.D. Assistant Professor L x l n I LOUISE ODOR, PH.D. Assistant Professor v T' JAMES B. THOMAS, PH.D. Assistant Professor W anaiumu biochemistry ,II NORMAN SULKIN, PHD. William Neal Reynolds Professor of Anatomy WALTER J. BO, PH.D, Professor 'iw QQ x 1? 'ff , , i I i A--if! gs 5 if vw! , 'Y gas' Y 'xx V .. T. ' . - - --w -1' Jae. ' - I CORNELIUS STRITTMATTER, PH.D. Odus M. Mull Professor of Biochemistry HUGH LOFLAND, PHD. FRANK HULCHER, PHD. Associate Professor Assistant Professor rl CHARLES REMY, PH.D. ROBERT COWGILL, PH.D. Associate Professor Associate Professor ARTHUR WAINER, PHDA DANIEL MOURY, PHD Assistant Professor Instructor 27 I I I I , I A QUENTIN MYRVIK, PH.D. Professor ROBERT TUTTLE, M.D. Associate Professor GLENN WATSON, PH.D. Asistont Professor SAMUEL LOVE PH D Assustont Professor 1 V - -I wi fi. .d - . A, if l t , 4 K N N x if' 1 - X ff Q 1 .1 -r . ' 1 I ,rf , If STEPHEN RICHARDSON, PHD, JEAN ACTON, PH.D. EVA LEAK Assistant Professor Instructor Research Instructor 28 preventive medicine Wu.. i i LUCILE HUTAFF, MD. Professor ETHEL NASH Assistant Professor Professor fri!! NASH HERNDON, Mo. 3 HAROLD GOODMAN, PH.D, Associate Professor LEONARD RHYNE Instructor 29 Ng Q A 1 it ,Q J 4 N 711 J ROBERT P, MOREHEAD, M.D, Professor ,Q N 4-Y SMITH FOUSI-IEE, M.D. Associate Professor ROBERT PRICHARD, M.D. Professor N B.: NY ,J HARRY CARPENTER, M.D. Associate Professor K . . v ,XQQ X X iq IVAN HOLLEMAN, MD. RUPERT RAVENS, M.D. STEWART LIPPINCOTT, M.D. MODESTO SCHARYJ, MD Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor, Experimental Pathology ASSiSfOI'1f PrOf6SSOr in ' ' .A ' 'TQ ,. i 1' L ROBERT POOL, M,D, JOSEPH DUDLEY, M.D. v Assistant Professor IHSTVUCYOY -.xv 3. T L FRANK WH-KINS, M.D. WILLIAM REEVES, M.D. ZELMA KALNINS, M.D. 5f UCf0f Instructor Assistant Professor 31 ln E ' .iii L HAROLD D. GREEN, MD., D.Sc, Gordon Gray Professor of Physiology CARLOS RAPELA, M.D, Associate Professor MARGARET CONRAD, PH.D. Instructor I -xt D I G 1-J X711 5. xx S J. MAXWELL LITTLE, PH.D, Professor of Pharmacology .9- Q- o xi ,O ,,, ...J Iv I ADAM DENISON, M.D. Assistant Professor GEORGE MALINDZAK, PH.D. Assistant Professor 0000 9000 32 1 ' v 1 T HERMAN SCHMID, Mo Assistant Professor Q in V A A U I vt, l T ' ' A ' K ' G, L 1 . , H. - I R 1 ' 1 I I JOSEPH BOROWITZ, Pl-Lo. ' Instructor JOHN GERGEN, M.D, Assistant Professor ,0- 4 .ji.qA' .Nik-J' CHARLES HENDLY, PH.D. Associate Professor JJ .,-!' ff Q -- w -4 MACK PARSONS Assistant in Physiology u V J l .4-n IVAN DAVIDSON, PH.D. Assistant Professor QL., HUGH BURFORD, PHD. Assistant Professor izi. 174 ' FZYJ .Flin iij F f .- ,ie ff! ,qs 1 X? JAMES HARRILL, M.D. Professor utorhinnlarunqulugu ?' .,1 DONALD BYNUM Audiology JOHN AUSBAND, M.D. Associate Professor 34 ROLAND EVANS Speech FRANK LOCK, MD. Professor RICHARD BURT, PH.D., M.D. 1 Professor WARREN DANNENBERG, PH.D. Rx f t f 1 .s X X X Xx an K, , F ' ' N N 1 1 'I I' I 4 r 'I I al 1 . ' F X3 9 , to ' -IJ r . 'F Q ' . v xl ' '-X N hh -Q. - in Q I R X. -. HAY - X . :Ai 1 'Y' 'fi A. W- ' N - ' -PT 1 EUGENE LINTON, M.D. FRANK GREISS, MD, Instructor Assistant Professor c -. t x I,-, - ss-- ' Q . J 5 S ' v, ' 1 ' ' 1 aff I -v ym..feazmuumau:w'f ' j -lf , HENRY O'ROARK, M.D., M.MSc. CLARK VINCENT, PHD. Research Assistant Instructor Professor of Sociology i , ERNEST YOUNT, M.D, Professor I CHARLES SPU RR, M.D Professor GLENN SAWYER, M.D. HENRY VALK, M.D. Professor Professor I, I1 4' L 3- X, .1 E x I , , X . 3 1 - n s EMERY MILLER, M,D. HENRY MILLER, M.D. Associate Professor Assistant Professor 36 L..! GEORGE WALL, M.D, Instructor W A JOHN FELTS, M.D. Associate Professor N ,, 't N ., L GEORGE DUQUE, M.D. Instructor JOHN KAUFMAN, M.D. Instructor I CHARLES HOWELL, M.D. Associate Professor -lt ROBERT HEADLEY, M.D. Assistant Professor IAA A 'l.i.'1 THOMAS O'BRIEN, M.D Assistant Professor 37 x 31 X f fl' ,f ' I s DONALD HAYES, M.D Assistant Professor is '-X , .A,' xx . -X if It if A XS . f f . A ff L ' x , I WESTON KELSY, M.D. Professor '1' :vpn . 'L ll RICHARD PATTERSON, M.D, CAROLYN HUNTLEY, M,D, Assistant Professor Associate Professor 1 J R.. -.P Y -----T '--' hqovbriv- 1 if ROBERT MCKONE, M.D. ALANSON HINMAN, M.D. Assistant Professor Assistant Professor 38 ,Q . W- . a , . ..,q 5 'IM H RICHARD WEAVER, M.D, Associate Professor - L 1 , 'I .-:Q V fix-'z 1' sf ! F j v . -. Q ' . 3 -' I f FRANCIS FORSYTHE, MD Professor , .. DAVID ANDERSON M D surqeru N L zllr i -- in L HOWARD BRADSHAW, M.D. Professor FRANK JOHNSTON, M.D. Associate Professor 40 I K V 1 1 . , i I FELDA HIGHTOWER, M.D. Associate Professor ,. fa 1 RICHARD MYERS, M.D, Associate Professor LOUIS SHAFFNER, M.D, Associate Professor , l I t I ,5 'wi rip.. A I.- 6 B' - ::::: Y I it I 'I I llll ' os- Q-0 JESSE MEREDITH, M.D. Assistant Professor 17 r-1 K, I ROBERT CORDELL, MD, Assistant Professor -5 I sz-C . I -5 JULIUS HOWELL, LL.B., M.D. Assistant Professor -. 5 r I '. S ff e l I Vw ,' 1 4. -i I I I f ' l, r X , 'Iv I ' If A Liza, .X SHERRILL HUDSPETH, M.D. Assistant Professor QQQQ D : 'f '. 'CL - .Q - Q f Q . 3 1 . .3 Q- Q 'si' - - zi' l, Inf' ' 'o'- i OI- 4-5 - Q Q 0-0 -0 C - ISADORE MESCHAN, MD, Professor 1 LAURENCE LEINBACH, MD Assistant Professor 1 I 1 f DAMON BLAKE, M.D. DONALD PIZZARELLO, PHD, Associate Professor Assistant Professor 42 JAMES MARTIN, M.D. Professor .2 QU- ,Si X JOSEPH WHITLEY, MD Assistant Professor RICHARD WITCOFSKI Instructor , ,4 ' rw.,- JAMES TOOLE, M,D,, LL.B, Professor neumloqu EDWARD SPLJ DIS, M.D, Assistant Professor 11 , ,Ui '1 WILLIAM MCKINNEY M D Instrucior Research Fellow neumsurqeru EBEN ALEXANDER, JR., MD. Professor 1.5-1 ,. COURTLAND DAVIS, M.D. Associate Professor xx ANEEL PATEL, MD. I s ,H ii .pd A I The Dork Continents of Your Mind RICHARD PROCTOR, M.D, Professor IP J X ANGUS RANDOLPH, M.D. JOSEPH CUTRI, M.D. HALLIE COPPEDGE, M.S,W Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor if IJ 9 tr' ' MARCUS GULLEY, M.D. JOHN PIXLEY, M.D. Assustont Professor Instructor 44 JOHN UMBERGER, M,A Instructor H- A J-M ' .Q A .' X u 'W r.- 1 1 I ,-- f ,ffl ,-,.J f - 4 'v--sy . D 4l of ll MAX DRUMMOND, M.D, Assistant Professor lf: CLAIR COX, MD. Instructor 'I 'S i . LA LEROY CRANDELL, M.D. Professor 1964 3 14 Wo 'n 'J 117 X13 e'- Han '1 :lggfv 1 Q fn 1 Y WILLIAM BOYCE, M.D. FRED GARVEY, M.D. Professor Professor 5 E wu.1.uAM MONTGOMERY 1 v 'F in -4 f no Instructor xx X rigs!-f 'ff' P Digs' N- , 'ff?Qe,jj. I 15 li gi - f y ,X 9 .4 f 13 A 11 'O 1 n - ' ' V 1 .. 1 K sx KB ,l I I n is-'fr' 1 'A -1 llXllBllllll'llllll lllll llllllll 1 -f n- ,, l I I4 K i l a l may T 'y l 1 THOMAS CLARKSON, D.V.M. BILLY C. BULLOCK, D.V.M. CHARLES MIDDLETON, D.V.M. Associate Professor Fellow in Iob animal medicine Assistant Professor I ALAN KRAUS, D.V,M. , , ' Fellow in lab animal medicine l x -l' ' m TN Nl MAX LANG, D.V.M. 'I V Fellow in lab animal medicine medical illustration ': ill i GEORGE LYNCH TOM WEBSTER JACK DENT Associate Professor QL l 5 'W 4 s A 4. 4 'rg I .H 1. 5, ass as-4 5 , L s Q . Q BEN MORTON GINNY INGRAM DEANA BODENHAMER 46 U l K l l l l 1 vs rv' MM . JACK BODENHAMER 1 Cf? A A, 1 x ee. l Q MEDICINE: Lary Gush, Bob Stonger, Match Allen, Bull Myrick, Muller, Bull McRae, Robert Cooper, Fred Weaver, Tom Morrrs. Dan Rudenhour, Milt not pictured, Wrndsor x h l 1 - 9 - l . ...- Q, I . Sf, Q K x ANESTHESIOLOGY: Steve Robunson, Dove McElroy, Dave Beck- ham. Holt Barry Chauser, Carl Sanzenbacher, Joel Fulral, Gary Chambers, AI Grrffrn, Ben Garrou. ,4- RADIOLOGY: Ted Ballnger, Mary Morris, Linc Engstrom, Ted Roper, Doug Maynard not pictured, Stan James, Ken Ferguson, N492 NEUROLOGY: Bob Taylor, Dick Janeway, Larry Pearce. H Inns. ,, f .Y K rlfyfgl L 1 ,U l H l is ll H M SURGERY: Ernest Murden, Jrm Linder, Otmar Albrand, Ben Plybon, Jam Sanders, JB, Perdue, George Null, Ed Beason, Henry Wilson, Earl Welch, Turn Pennell, Tommy Conipe, Dan Roberts, Norm McSwam. not pictured, Bernre Vick, Dave Nelson, Clay Ferguson, Duck Rose. 4 1 OPHTHALMOLOGY: Hal Purcell, Cece! Beehler, Charles Duncan u I I 47 N I -i 1 J Ax, ?a . I NEUROSURGERY Dave Kelley Ralph Slewers Lou Plkula Ray Tcnuguchn PEDIATRICS: Wilbur Mathews, Billy Ferguson, Wayne Koontz, Judd Force, Chris Slewers, Doris Sanders, not pictured, Ralph Gordon. A fx 1 1 2 ' 1 o1'onHlNoLARYNGol.oGY Jack sm-th UROLOGY Ernie Latham Lou Hunt Frank o'connor me ORTHOPEDICS George Pedsemev. Fernando Ceberio, Joel Smith Phil Awtrey Walt Ward pictured Charles Feezor James Averett, Giles Floyd, Max Kent. x -.. I it L OB-GYN: Steve Anderson, Burt Pruitt, Charles Lampley, Keith Edwards, Blucher Taylor, Walter Ray, Kent Bennett. I more qrau matter -v S seniors rumors sophomores freshmen graduates lah - Ieohs x - roo - Ieohs euro - Ieehs med - reoords 'ili- :lu 'Q A MUNI ln- LAMAR TAFT ADAMS, M.D. Hiawossee, Georgia LeROY TELFORD BENSON, M.D. Wiliston, North Dakota j , if WN GARY WINSHIP ARDISON M.D. Hampden, Massachusetts RICHARD EDWARD BIRD, M.D. Greensboro, North Carolina 53 I I f Rh If LARRY N EWELL AYERS, M.D. Downey, California V .'V'2?:Yu: . THOMAS REID BLACKBURN M.D. Mooresboro, North Carolina 3 K' I WILLIAM MICHAEL BOLT, M.D. Charlotte, North Co rol ina I X- f?94?5f , f I1 ROBERT MABRY DACUS III, M.D. Greenville, South Corolino 'T G' 4 ' lt Nil, -In DANIEL RAY BRANDON, ' M.D. Cromerton, North Carolina VASCUE O'NEIL BROWN, M.D. Flot Rock, North Corolino GERALD OWEN DANIEL, M.D. Hartford, Kentucky WILLIAM HAMPTON DAVIS, M.D. Elkin, North Carolina 54 NEIL HOWARD CAPLAN, M.D. Raleigh, North Carolina DIRK STANCILL DIXON, M.D. Washington, North Carolina mutt 1. V Y -A It I1 L N, if Jr- CHARLES WAYNE CURL M.D. Riverside, California STEPHEN HERBERT CORWIN, M.D. Dover, New Jersey .1 I I K' T' f 1 R f' o f r . Rig' X JOHN REESE FARRALL, M.D. Canton, Ohio SHELDON GUY FAGEN, M.D. Brooklyn, New York 55 GEORGE WELLS FREEMAN, M.D. Canton, North Corolino WILLIAM SOUTHGATE GREEN, M.D. Gwinn, Michigan 51-sd EDMUND PENDLETON GAINES, JR., M.D. WinstonSoIem, North Carolina WILLIAM GIBSON HARRIS, M.D. Mullica Hill, New Jersey 56 SHELBY JEAN GALLOWAY M.D. Rosman, North Carolina ALVIN HUNTER HARTNESS, M.D. Henderson, North Carolina ,ns ' .1 ROBERT CARLTON GARRETT, M.D. Macon, Georgia , - .a sm , :Fl- . :L r - Rv-gfffg, ,X . fx' ,z 55 - 2 'J ' .-.u l J 'W I , f - - - 2 5' , 13,5 X it x . ' . ,WM f , 1 lyxrvu ' -14 , 1 ' . f n j' ' ' ' . ,, . ROBERT ANDERSON HUFFAKER, M.D. Chorlotte, North Carolina X 5 Nr' . 1,1 4 A STEPHEN COUNCIL GOODING, M.D. Kenonsville, North Carolina A RF ri yr HIDEKI SAMUEL IMAMURA, M.D. Kyoto, Japan 57 'lb , X K JAMES FRANKLIN GRAHAM, JR., M.D. Vole, North Carolina CHARLES ROSS JOHNSON Il, M.D. High Point, North Carolina 'x LOUISE CRAIG JOH NSON, M.D. Fuquoy Springs, North Carolina 1 if ,W x x YQ I1 7.3 is-f ' .JI sv' A I f U -.- I if Y I HOWARD BATES NOBLE, M.D. Moses Ioke, Washington PAUL MADISON KIRKMAN, M.D. Madison, North Carolina GODFREY PORTER OAKLEY, JR., M.D. Greenville, North Carolina 58 DAVID EDWIN KOON. M.D. Botesburg, South Carolina KENNETH LEON OLIVER M.D. Charlotte, North Carolina zz SIDN EY DEAN KREIDER, M.D. Wadsworth, Ohio -45 -H, 4 ,,:.,, ,e:x A Sv' . 'T' A JOHN WESLEY PACKER, M.D. Clinton, North Carolina DAVID ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, M.D. Hamilton, Ohio 'T -9 f , 'Q x r M ARCH RITCHIE LEWIS, M.D. New Tazewell, Tennessee 43. JOHN ALBERT PATTERSON, M.D. Shelby, North Carolina 59 JOHN MARVIN PERDUE SR., M.D. Kingsport, Tennessee 1 JAMES ELB ERT PHILLIPS, M.D. Macon, Georgia GEORGE ERNEST RINKER M.D. Agusto, Georgia DAVID HARRISON TATE, M.D. Fayetteville, North Corolino DUKE BYRON WEEKS, M.D. Asheboro, North Carolina g JACKSON BRUCE SMITH, M.D. Mount Holly, New Jersey Y-I , 'Ons GLENDA HARTNESS WEBER, M.D. Stotesville, North Corolino 5: -f' WILLIAM KENDALL STRIKER, M.D. Pomona, Colifornio RICHARD JOBSON WHERRY, M.D. Columbus, Ohio P fi ,f-43: I5 , if ir Ex It f EUGENE WESLEY Aococx I' if I ALFRED LEE BAKER I' f , 1' KENNETH PEN N BULLARD LEROY ELLIS COH EN i 44 ,I -wx X ELMO LEACH ALLEN LYALL A. BJORNSON . N ! ,J an - 1 - I I DAVID HUMPHERY BUSS .iz K' Q. xi L- IX A . '934 ,ll JAMES EARL CROWE F I X I ' Il JAMES TIMOTHY DEVLIN M, k.' ALFRED SUETO GIMA CHARLES MONROE DAVIS HAROLD LEON FRAZ I ER 'F QL 'X Q, X I I DAVID JOHN GOODE JOSEPH ROWLAND HEDEGPETH 63 WL... ' f . i -2- I NOWLAND KELLY DEAN ,- , ui A I AMON LEX FUNDERBURK ' 'W 4 ,W L I I J ASHTON GRAYBIEL GEOFFREY A. LARSEN , x ll! .fuq J, JOHN WILLIAM DENHAM JOHN MCHENRY GARRISON '1':.. WILLIAM FRED HARRISS 4. - Is' U W- 7 0 6 ' sy I ' If Ag I X THOMAS TH ERON LONG I I I KAY FLOWERS MCFARLAND VAN BATCHELOR NOAH KH 4 I ERIC WILLIAMS PITTMAN JIMMY RAY MARSHALL J GROVER RAY MIMS JACK L. NYLUND W JOSEPH CARLISLE MCALHANY JR. JOHN H. MUUS 1 1 I WAYNE ESTEL PENNELL d rrp: va F I DEE EDWARD MCFARLAND HUGH BRYAN NOAH FRED LEON PICKLESIMER ,..... Q3 . Q . CHARLES LINWOOD PUCKETI' 1 X . JAMES WILLIAM PUGH F CHARLES LAWSON SIMPSON PHILIP ROBERT SEVERY ' QPU' 1 X '5-ff' JAMES ALVIN TART DAVID NIMMONS was' SMITH DARRELL PHELPS .M 5 THORPE JAMES DENNIE YOPP DAVID SHAN KS 1 X 'J- iv Y' KARL WILLIAMS STEVENSON FRANKLIN CARL WAGNER JR. R - I if 'IB' JOHN EDWARD SIEGEL 'C' ROGER EUGENE STEVENSON .M ::, Ie. g, f f S, if ROBERT EDWARD WILLIAMS JR. Q , ff CHARLES FRED ZERNECHEL sophomores Q' .,.,... 11- 'WI' l T CHARLES ANGE JERRY BENNETT THOMAS BROWN WILLIAM AVANT, JR. JAMES BIESECKER JOHN CAUDLE K- jg.. 5' 'Z YL.. M 1 'K' 1...- Gm- 551'-, I 'Ci WILLIAM CHRISTIE JAN EBERHARD THOMAS ESHELMAN DAVID FIESELMAN GERALD GOLDEN WILLIAM HOOPER FRANCIS DOVE ROGER EIDSON JOHN FARIS WESLEY GARBEE JOHN HAMRICK, JR. THEODORE KEITH JOHN GODSEY CARL HOFFMAN JEAN KELLENBERGER 1,5 I K E' I I A I-A -fa- 'UW I --nr ,1 , ner, I JOHN KILLIAN GARY MANGUM ROBERT MELDRUM ROBERT LEVINE GERRY MARTIN VIRGIL MESSER RONEL LEWIS DOUGLAS MAXWELL PHILIP MILLER ' N ff-I ,Q 'Q , - , 470 1' 5- .L- if 41- -- uv had SI' MICHAEL SISK SUSANNE STANLEY JOHN STEVENSON ANTHONY SMITHSON JAMES STARLING HOWARD STONE '!.4Ay. 5 f . Yi' s- w- wh--xx , I :Hffxr-if , wi ss- .mx X an -.-WN -Sig , ,I BERNARD OSTEEN PETER ROWE PHILIP SAPP RICHARD PEYTON JOHN ROZIER, JR. JOHN SCOTT fm - 1 'N m - 'iii' ' f KET' JOHN THOMPSON FRANKLINRTULLOCH, GEORGE WEST J . GARY TODD WILSON WALLACE JOHN YARBROUGH Q' Q?-at ' '-51,5 - Lb J. , . 35, 553, I ,,., n f I I GEORGE AUMAN EUGENE BETTS GERALD BRIGGS MARSHALL BALL REGINALD BOLICK FRED BURDETTE Q5 ,-.1 .Uv S0 QL., Wi JAMES BURKE JAMES BYRUM ALLEN COMBS HENRY DAUGHERTY ROBERT GIBSON, JR GEORGE DAUL HOWARD DAWKINS CAROL DINGUS PAUL DAVIS RALPH DILLON ROBERT DIXON ROBERT HAMILL MALLAN HARVIN EMMETT JONES ,--1 4'5- Q7 68 DEAN DOBSON STEVEN FORE HORACE JORDAN JOHN FULTZ THOMAS FUTRELL RAYMOND JOYNER . 543 ea, N ' - if T27 I , .. . Q X I , , , I LARRY KILBY ROBERT LeGRAND EDWIN LONG ROBERT LEE CHARLES LoMAx JAMES MAT'rox I li , V- sn li' ' J I Q n . 1 ,xi I , E 1 45,2 JAMES MCALISTER, ALLEN MENKIN JR ROBERT MOORE, JR, FREDERICK MCGUIRT JOHN RILEY, JR, TERRY SATTERWHITE HEBERT SCHILLER JAMES SELF I 75 ,hnagxj FI? Z vl- 4, ALAN SIMPSON SAMUEL SMITH sr--' OWN GQ 'Y I 5'4x W Q. .g,! -x gl-in , -- vx S ..,,, XJQ' 1 ,', ' 'Q' 4 ,s . - 1 w ,-. , 'X JAMES PUCKETT LARRY REDMOND WILLIAM SPECK 4-V , u. Q ' 41. AJ I in., WIT' m if-522,51 . 1 I PAUL STAGG RONALD TAYLOR KENNETH WEHR ROBERT STEPHENSON WILLIAIIZIRTUCKER, ANDREW WEILAND THOMAS WEINBERG JOHN WHISNANT ROBERT SAMUEL WILSON, WESTMORELAND JR. LURA WINSTED FOSTER YOUNG W' HIIBSIIIBIISIS i f -mi .v Q IM , 74' 'i'5f? 'in' HELEN VOS Director I I 1 , . ' I ,A . DONNA ARKLE DORIS BECK Q. Q ' 3 H ANN FOSTER JUDY GREENE f 'Yi :ff-'f-H. -f-- r ' H-x . Q i 'R - . .V ff. A- - V. .gui 'Nic' F ..,-' M . LIZ RANDLEMAN JANE RICHARDSON ll 'TNQ' xii- I IT f H SUE CARRIGAN ,, JANE Goss '82 52 a t Jo sHsRRsR 42 Mg, XV! ff vvoNNE cooPeR , 4? PEGGY MCCASLI N 1-3- JEANNE TESSNEAR V x ,A - ar I . Lash, A 5 -1 ANNA DEAN NJ! V ' l 'I MAUREEN MILLER ELIZABETH TURNER RICHARD BURT, M.D., Ph.D, MARY BRITT Chairman ? bvxv YI WILLIAM DREW ,,N, 1 q..ff HENRY HAIGLER - 4- Ui ,- ,I NOEL LEKNER ,-x 1. 5-A GENE COLBORN ,-ff' , x ' ':, ,N .v ., , DOLORES EVANS DOYLE EVANS QS 4-.Q EUGENE HEISE PHILIP HUTCHINS ,, Nw- ' 1 RICHARD MCDUFFIE LYNO MARASPIN C82 bl I JERRY SIPE ROBERT STROHSAHAL JAMES SUTTON jirfe '13 . Y,N., I RILEY DAVIS .- 0,1 1:-Q-v THOMAS FRANKLIN vi Na I I - A f 'K ' ' M? ,' 'I -I1 gvziff .1 . .I J I -2- - - ,. I Ev -' MARY JOHNSTON A -WC? '59 fx. , N., ' 1' Y--r 13? HOWARD MONTGOMERY 'fr-' FIDELIA TALLEY va -- .1 graduates 'tw fv. vs I wb. - GILQI' x' ' JOSEPH DOLJTLICK A - YP? 'D' I Ref- f AA JAMES GILL ff'-'R' 1. uv- , 1. .L is- v I S la ff' - I . :fig ' fii '- fl ., -bf ,- 2.1 NILS KJOSNES J' . .A- qma- 's- ,I CAMILO PORCIUNCULA Inn- Av. ak-ly' ' xx .51 ,53E?fjI ,L M r 'a MARGARET UNDERWOOD 5, fv- -bx. ' if-j' .f 1 JEAN BASCH JOAN FAYE BASS ANNETTE FIELDS VICKI GODFREY BETTY FRIDAY K- 72 n J Q PAT GOODWIN 3' , . MRS. PHYLLIS NEWPORT Supervisor f 1 CHARLOTTE HENSLEY 4 PDQ SARAH LATTA MARGARET SHARPE BETTY CLARK GRAY I VIVIAN HALL MITCHELL Q 'vs' ELIZABETH RUMPLE 4 L, . Ty vi' FAY WALTERS MARGARET WILLIS techs ANN CAREN OWNBY MARY JEAN STACY . SQ' Q07 INAJO SINGLETON f SMITH FOUSHEE, MD Dfrecfor VILIA WOOD MATTHEWS B-A -vnu I Jo BECK H. E Q V HARRIET CRAVEN 'R 5 rf ' 0 A -A I II! DANNY JONES seniors ks s x 456,- DONNA BENNETT 1 SARAH HENRY 'WPI LINDA LIVINGSTON G 'ir '17 CATHY CASS X VICKIHIATT . 1 - - X X E' 'I' ' , E KAYE OGBURN KAY ROTHROCK MARY JANE TUTTLE KATHERINE UPCHURCH 74 ROLENE WARD Chief Technician ., x rau techs juniors 'L' t n U, , I - 4 JANE DILDY BETH FORDHAM PAUL HARRIS .tx A as ' T ff- ' ' y JIM JONES BARBARA PORTER JANE RHYMER JEANETTE ANDREWS N, BETTY KILBOURNE BETSY BEAL fIX sq,-, KIKUKO IMAMURA Dnrector LULA MEATAULAS 75 mu:- ,E fs 'tl' 19 I , . ...f wf' MARTHA HORNE an? I xk 5 +ve. - I Kai? BETSY GARDELL V JUDY COOMB5 RONDA JESSUP 5 fp, 9 k BEC KY WI LCOX JANET BOWMAN ADELYN IVEY I' N fx 1 -'Q 75 X . 1,-17 we BRENDA WILSON BETTY YANCEY 4' X - S .XXK NX 76 f 5 f w? , 5 lf E 1'fL,fgfj. W k Q I 'I'If S 1 iz fi Q y AF , QV V A ' Y I ' -' P ' WY ' . ' , 'j' I :Eff I I I I I Q II. ' 56 AL ,X-X NAIAIXIK THOMAS REID BLACKBURN WILLIAM MICHAEL BOLT CHARLES WAYNE CURL ROBERT MABRY DACUS III SHELDON GUY FAGEN EDMUND PENDLETON GAINES JR LOUISE CRAIG JOHNSON GODFREY PORTER OAKLEY JR. CHARLES LINWOOD PUCKETI' DARRELL PHELPS THORPE The local chapter of the STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION has, through the years, been active in bring- ing lectures and programs of interest to the student body, SAMA has also been on effective and necessary instrument in shaping and maintaining good relations between the students and the administration and faculty. A political organization, SAMA helps in the education of medical students in the ways of organized medicine and aids in preparing men of medicine for future positions and activities, SAMA OFFICERS 1964-I965: Bates Noble, president, Al Baker, vice-president, Pete Rowe, secretary, and Bill Wallace treasurer. JOHN WESLEY PACKER PRESIDENT: National Student American Medical Association 78 I I :I I I I ' I :ij if' JL 'T VZ 1 2 I I ,: 7,4 ii-,. fl I --1 -r-'J ldap: f it lvvu urau I 3 Q 'E RICHARD E. BIRD BUSINESS MANAGER SIDNEY D, KREIDER in ' if D 9 u CORWIN DACUS LEWIS OLIVER T 'rw t HARRIS HEDGPETH 'it 1- I V. NOAH PICKLESIMER SMITH K, STEVENSON SIEGEL FARIS T .Q ' v- - E7 KEITH KILLIAN PEYTON ROWE , 1 .N - Q 51 , L, 5 -' Qgtrgt- COMBS DAUL A 45 ROZIER Q DAVIS 1 E '4 zum- r A ' orxoN EAGEN FREEMAN f 'P f if I N x A PACKER RINKER sTrzrrcER phi chi medical traternitu tarr kappa chapter i964-1965 OFFICERS President: David Lawrence Vice-President: Tim Devlin Secretary: John Faris Treasurer: Sheldon Fogen 'cf E SAPP GARRETT 1 . X,- r BUSS STARLING WEST IB . 1 ' . ' Vi. D I ., ' , 'P' FULTZ JORDAN RILEY 5 HARTNESS LAWRENCE .. 5 6 3 :VI 'V Y Q21 If - - COHEN DEVLIN .il I I y ! N . MEALHANEY NOAH 1 ,QL SEVERY SIMPSON I , f 4 ' 1 1 X R. s'rEvENsoN TART ' GARBEE HooPER 4 Y x r.Ewrs MAXWELL ':. W- I ' '11 FP ' .rg YARBROUGH AUMEN ' 'Q' '21 r r WEINBERG wEsTMoRE- ' LAND phi rhn medical fra'emiIu chi thefa chapte' 1964-1965 OFFICERS P d t J Marshall V P d fi Lamar Adams Se t ry: David Goode T Tom Long Q - nw' 4 . B ' I , ADAMS FARRALL IMAMURA BJORNSON Gmmusom sooo: LARssN Lowe 1 ' A .I ' ' 3' 1 4 0 - L IB THORPE ESHELMAN SMITHSON MENKIN Bl 4 FUNDERBURK V3 ,VJ --s MARSHALL , 19,1 ,- SCHILLER sports . .. flgl-LR 5 :NSY 447-',l ,- .r45'f.-- ,ng Q ,. Athi:-ff.-ui-7-. txligaffx , .v-IP' , , 0 Y .1- W 3 sports ? ff f-me INN Four years of herd work and scenes . . 'P Which moy become Dim memories Yet, Unforgotten . . W 1:-1'vf 'ga Q 85 . ..-2 Q un- Q. - 5 'WAY-.,,.. Q P' tl I 1 5 lil ---nil ,, IVY, Q ,.Q'HD O :iii The steps We have learned To take And climb , . , ,ii NL -..eL.-e ,e I A. QR! A I, 1' g :aa . M Utv' A A Have left Their many Impressions. . , A-Z anne L. XA 1 i W .1-lylt-gi 1-will:-,, , 1 I ,.-, 41 X' 1- 7' i ki . social . . . , 4! .M B. i-:lil . Q . X , x V 'As 'K x 1' 17 -Rauf! lv X 11 g-Qi S --..Qj:. Q- P231-, af. -F.: 'A -. Eiigxg R45, '-1 -'iii'-f',I.71E:.,Z' 'Q ixzx, .ttf--.-L , - fmw.. Egg '2h,,,.-IL.-4, 54.-gg X- S,,,?f'l'-fghvfn. -xp-sc -I ANN. N -- ..'f ax-Nr Q x ' ':- , - ' NN ' X-Xsql N- S -, -. 'sn 'Nc X N . ' .- .7 r x-f?,:f-:wif , x if: -f -1'-'hffwf 'WI J -I . x X V31 1 I1 I x-M K. 4, qi' yi k I QQ! ,. 5 NWJQX A . 1 J 1 11-1 lf 15 F 'W f' , E7 r 5. , . is I r lf 'E ' -Lui W H i 'E 'LYUZQ S ff ff 1f Wififflif U . , U 1- X , -, a , 'YS If 1 if pI ,ge tl -f?anah5i22i35 l wrt' ' -Flew 1? N ' I' W... .ffx ! y 'B id I A Vg Li i EQ- .. 'df 1,14 S? L 5, +5 , .,, Q. . Xb I X I W and other acts X W p -Illlllilfliff 1 Vw' Q I fl A rg ' W .4 S -K X 1 . 45- 'FEALJ Q .5 A I FP 1 h -H -54.,Q-I'-....wx . ,.-.--Xu f, LAMAR T. ADAMS, M.D. Medicine N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina GARY W. ARDISON, M.D. Rotating York Hospital York, Pennsylvania LARRY N. AYERS, MD. Rotating San Diego County General Hospital San Diego, Calitornia T. LeROY BENSON, MD. Medicine N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina RICHARD E. BIRD, M.D. Medicine Evanston Hospital Evanston, Illinois THOMAS R. BLACKBURN, M.D. Rotating Hartford Hospital Hartford, Connecticut W. MICHAEL BOLT, M.D. Medicine The New York Hospital New York, New York DANIEL R. BRANDON, MD. Rotating Greenville General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina VASCUE O. BROWN, M.D. Greenville General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina NEIL H. CAPLAN, M.D. Medicine Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia, Pennsylvania STEPHEN H. CORWIN, M.D. Rotating Lennox Hill Hospital New York, New York C. WAYNE CURL, MD. Rotating University of Washington Hospitals Seattle, Washington ROBERTA M. DACUS III, M.D. Rotating Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania internship GERALD O. DANIEL, M.D. Greenville General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina WILLIAM H. DAVIS, MD. Rotating Henry Ford Hospital Detroit, Michigan DIRK S. DIXON, M.D. Rotating Roanoke Memorial Hospital Roanoke, Virginia SHELDON G. FAGEN, M.D. Medicine Kings County Hospital New York, New York JOHN R. FARRALL, M.D. Rotating St. Lukes Hospital Cleveland, Ohio GEORGE W. FREEMAN, M.D. Rotating Wilford Hall, USAF Hospital Lockland AFB San Antonio, Texas Eomursio P. aAiNEs, JR., M.D. Pathology N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina SHELBY J. GALLOWAY, M.D. Surgery Kings County Hospital New York, New York ROBERT C. GARRETT, M.D. Rotating Grady Memorial Hospital Atlanta, Georgia STEPHEN C. GOODING, M.D. Greenville General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina JAMES F. GRAHAM, JR., M.D. Rotating Wilford Hall, USAF Hospital Lockland AFB San Antonio, Texas S. WILLIAM GREEN, M.D. Surgery N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina WILLIAM G. HARRIS, JR., M.D. Rotating Cooper Hospital Camden, New Jersey ALVIN H. HARTNESS, M.D. Mixed Medical College of Virginia Hospital Richmond, Virginia ROBERT A. HUFFAKER, M.D. Family Practice Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina H. SAMUEL IMAMURA, M.D. Medicine N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina CHARLES R. JOHNSON, M.D. Rotating U.S. Public Health Service Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana LOUISE C. JOHNSON, M.D. Medicine N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina DAVID E. KOON, M.D. Rotating Greenville, General Hospital Greenville, South Carolina SIDNEY D. KREIDER, M.D. Medicine Baltimore City Hospitals Baltimore, Maryland DAVID A. LAWRENCE, M.D. Rotating Albert Einstein Hospital Phildelphia, Pennsylvania A. RITCHIE LEWIS, M.D. Medicine N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina H. BATES NOBLE, M.D. Mixed Passavant Memorial Hospital Chicago, Illinois GODFREY P. OAKLEY, JR.,M.D Pediactrics Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital Cleveland, Ohio KENNETH L. OLIVER Rotating Grady Memorial Hospital Atlanta, Georgia JOHN W. PACKER, M.D. Surgery Columbia Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York JOHN A. PATTERSON, MD. Rotating Charlotte Memorial Hospital Charlotte, North Carolina JOHN M. PERDUE, SR., MD. Rotating Roanoke Memorial Hospital Roanoke, Virginia JAMES E. PHILLIPS, M.D. Pathology N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina GEORGE E. RINKER, MD. Pathology N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina appointments J. BRUCE SMITH, MD. Rotating Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WILLIAM K. STRIKER, MD. Pathology N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina DAVID H. TATE, M.D. Pediactrics N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salern, North Carolina GLENDA I-IARTNESS WEBER, MD. Pathology N.C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, North Carolina DUKE B. WEEKS, M.D. Rotating Walter Reed General Hospital Washington, D. C. RICHARD J. WHERRY, MD. Rotating Akron City Hospital Akron, Ohio HJ Nineteen Hundred Sindy-five IIIHIIE IIIHITEII NORTH CAROLINA BAPTIST HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Winston-Salem, North Corolino EDITOR Borboro Hopson COPY EDITOR Jecm Moseley BUSINESS MANAGER Porn Kimel IO0 Utter confusion . . good-bye Mom ond Dad . . new friends . , wobbly knees . . sore feet , . . norne pins , , the little blue book . , ..f 1 Newly acquired diversion . . . signing out , . . wet hair . . , redeyes . . . ir- ,gs -e, ,v .l sun burn , . . swimming lessons . . . wofer-filled lungs L I 'M-4 . , 1 I . 'kqlx 1 I 1 i .. , N, U ,l qi, - Y .ll A . 4i,,.'f 5, .I Autumn hues. , , Indian summer . . 4 long walks , . prelude to winter . . . scampering squirrels . . rustle of leaves . . . Nursing school is a life of . . . roommates . . , closed study . . unfamiliar campus . . . limited five minute telephone calls . . . frustrations , . . signing in and out . . . bus rides to Wake Forest . . . fetal pigs . . . new style shoes . . . first fraternity party . . , caps . . . backrubs . i. Tuesday's linen change . . . Wednesday's clean apartment . , . injections . . . tears . . . probation . . . col- lege weekends 4 . . Christmas Dance . . , caroling . . . specialties . . . on-call to O. R .,.. homesickness . . , first delivery . . . affiliation . . . student government meetings . . . copes . . . sun- bathing . . . late supper , . . night duty . . . first expiration , . . Spring Follies . . . the pool . . . engagements . . . black band supper . , , Junior-Senior . . . laughter . . A countdown . . . patched uniforms . . .graduation . . . RN, l' 102 to bind in a book a memorable year . to recall a life , I. . . uv ' l' TVX . I ' 1 'l ' lc' 1 ,iv - if I' 1' 9-. . -F ' 'N Fij i -ia 'N I., fa -. nl' I ,Q 'Lx Nw Y' I E I, I 1 1 C C 5 kXlll f. C Table of Contents 2' sc r , 1 ' ft , w R' ' . ' V P 'I ,' ,- ESM - .,. 1 ,- . 'Tk--ff - Ji-. -' X Y' .Q -. ff ' ' Dedifofion c r , 1 ' fp 'Hg-:J Y 1 , l fk bml' ' . .41 .il ,-.- 'XR T l 1, . ' j ',. aA, -' i+'. ,:e ,I , 3- ',,2 - 1 Curriculum - ' .guys X Classes OI'QClF1lZO1'lOFIS Layer of whiteness . , . Winter Wonderland . Activities Our campus . , . rustic setting . . . apartments . . . climbing stairs . . . treks to coke machine . . . X 4' ,'. V fix ,f 7 Y, 5 ff 7 1' -f f 11 1 A X X X K l -11? Convocation . . . reverence . . . inspiration . . , tranquility meditation . . . Probation . . . quiet time , , . bibliographies . . . piano below . . . Mrs. Walsh . . . overdue books . . . projects . . . B43 . , , high columns A A Christmas tree , spacious lawn A . A watermelon parties , A countdown . . , . I .D ww , go, -...,.,.,--e A --we ' ' rn' f' ' 1 l 5 X ' f Xa I l l l i xx Jin, -I Y M 1- fl f Q ,rfi 'tx' A 4 , t Sunday's off A . . rides to church . , , long lunch .N Y ' fx- lines . . .new hats . , . L 113 V -L - .1 I w K .LB , 1 7 ' ' -'.- ... , D. --. : it- l -'7 I W. . V ,,. - , E-1,-' ,N , HZ A A A 3 1 .J '- 1 I -- alll 'ffj' N.:-9 ,:,,,.1 That specval one See you next week Saturday night our corner Moving nn Bug Sister Orientation Week roomies . . NURSES RESIDENCE X 1. ' a I, i'f' i . . V- ',,--f 'V1 ' 1 - 3 .Q , : -I.. ,Vi-fuk, H , A 1 . .v,, 1 V o 'ivy ww-Q, 1 4- 1, -175, f -45 fi sh.. Records . , . dates . , , gossip, , , fashion maga- zines. , call downs , . . comic strips . . . sea- sonal arrangements Lost boots . . . campused . . . borrowed sleigh , . , thrills , . A snowman . . . frozen toes , . , snow CFEOFYI . . . st - EA, wx 1 fig il i C l-4 ' Qs, 4 .lk a- To Miss Sylvia Kiger . . . . We dedicate the l965 WHITE MATTER. . . . Sincere interest in our affairs and problems. . .World War ll nurse. . . confidence in our maturity . . , ideal patient . . . admirable counselor . . . concern for nursing and its improvement . . . co-ordinator of Fundamentals. . .tacit discipline. .. our image of Professionalism . . . integral part of North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing . . . This is Miss Kiger. lce cream party . . . our advisor. . . laughter . . .chocolatel . . . silver bowl . . . scrapbook . . . Arranging schedules . , . our Fundamentals co- ordinator . . . efficiency plus . , . ? MISS SYLVIA KIGER From . . . eternal classes . . , droopy eyes. . . heavy books . .. endless projects . . . a church classroom . . . bib cards . . . injection lab . . . instructor's supervision . . . square cor- ners . . , passing instruments. To . . . charge nurse . . . To prepare . . . To practice . . . To perform teacher . . . team leader . , . f' R 5 future RN, -1 I x 4 1-u LN! N 3 S ,va MR. REID T. HOLMS, A,B. Hospital Administrator MRS. MARY K. PATTON R.N,, B. Associate Director Not MISS SUE Assistant S., M.A. of Nursing Service Pictured: WALKER, R.N. Day Supervisor MISS JOYCE WARREN, R,N., A,B., B.S. Director of School of Nursing and Nursing Service Administration and Staff opportunities for 8' MISS BE'I'I'IE BAISE, R.N., A.B., M.S,N. Associate Director of School of Nursing s 5 'UK ew- if-fl MISS JANE COX Director of Residence offer learning. X Our maids f , ,1i,.g5pmgg5g5y,Qgi. 21 Y w lu 'Bi 'Q ,Q i Flcrol arrangements colorful Ciil artistic ability cheerful Our hostesses , . Mrs. Emma Hardister, Mrs, Carrie Lmeback, Mrs. Flora Roper, Mrs Devie Ho'z bour, Mrs, Charlotte Dickerson, Mrs, Hazel Clinord and Mrs Helen Davis Nellie Foster, Louise Specs, Nellie Penn, and Ella Thomas ,G 4, mi ...,. . S- 5 I '3 . 6- . , .1 -Q... ,QW ,. Q ' I 1 tuii: fe ' ' ' , 52. Q0 MISS ANNA BARBEE MISS MARY BREWER MRS. LYNN BRICE R.N, RN., BSN. R.N,, BSN. Cor-ordlnatar of Instructor in Surgical Instructor in Nursing Fundamentals Nursing Nursing courses I ' '1 s 4 , A trach , . , intergration . suction machine , . . mucus . . . lnaudible blood pressure , , . antici- pated Christmas holidays . . . Help! , . . oh, oh, instructors coming . . . waxing medicine tickets . . . first injection . . . unseen meotus . . . Senior ward class , . . long hot summer 41106 . . . prac- tice labs, on roommates? . . . three- point gait . . . Second West . . , lV's ran out, again? , , . tearing tape . . . teaching lCHO, TP, 1800 cal. ADA diet . . . team leader . . . have half a hall . , . dreaded red weekly schedules . . . basic stepping stones from . . , student to professional nurse . . . 25 5 . I MISS MARGARET CAMPBELL R.N., B.S,N. Instructor in Nursing bmi. Freshmen tour , . . lost . . . targetfulness . . . tired feet . . . establish foundation 41 an t D MISS HELEN DRASH R.N., B.S.N. Instructor in Nursing G., , . 0 MISS CAROLYN DURHAM RN., B.S.N, Instructor in Nursi V19 5 MRS. DELORES FARRALL R.N., B.S.N. Instructor in Medical Nursing -Q I II, I- IIN, Evening instructor . , tape. ,. Medicine time . . , out of school . . , paper cups . . injections , . , favorite television show , ., MISS MARGUERITE GREENE R N Surgical Suoervisor vO,l Us gl- 9- X f .. 4 .l --Af A rr , ' MRS ANN JESSUP RN BSN , X Instructor in Nursing I I ., ff I .M I li .J A MISS SYLVIA KIGER A . . A - R,N,, B.S,N,, Ms. 9 8' , preps . . rrrigotions , normal saline medicine room . , identifying Co-ordmofor of Fundamentals Y , KX I F L, I MRS MIILDRED KREIDER R.N , BS N. Instructor in Surgical Nursing ,,. . MRS JANE LAWRENCE RN' fx Medical Supervisor V Q,- 4 I for future. -. - r I x 3 I II IIIIIIIIINII IIIII I'.iI.lI'.I. IIIIXIK I IIIII - 1 rf' A., 4- 'ES' MRS RUBY ROBY MRS MARY STROUPE MRS CARRIE WALSH MISS CAROLYN B.S. R,N., B.S.N. Librarian WILLIAMS Instructor in Nutrition, Evening Clinical RN, BSN. Diet Therapy Instructor Instructor in Nursing Ugh that formalyehyde again . . . HQSO + NaOH . . . opps there goes another test tube . . . musical bus rides to Wake Forest ur ple fingers Friday night closed study , . . refrigerated pigs Q shapeless black aprons . . . Dr. Wyatt's pipe . . . focusing the micro i Micro lab . , Is that what I see? . , . late evening classes DR. JOHN DAVIS B.S,, MA., PI-LD. Instructor of Anatomy and Physiology f' f '+ T'v 'fz Social sciences DR. DAVID MOURY B.S., Pl-i.D, Instructor of Chemistry ' due Mondoy' Florence Cl't0DlOiF1S I . I 'Un ol' ,..4--. -pf, to closs , , . Woke Forest professors , essoys History project . . , cont sew . , . . , . . . . . . , discussions , . . lend reality to studies. Know thyself . , . Florence Nightingole , . . gypsies . , . pop quizzes . , , snow-white textbooks? . . . personolity structure 4 . , world religions . . . group discussions . , . love v.s, infotuotion . I 4 history cords . I . Crimean Wor . . . Mores , . . first hospitol . , . Ecology . . , CHAPLAIN LOWELL HAPLAIN KENNETH 1 BURNETTE DR. CLARENCE H SODERMAN B,A., BD. PATRICK DR LEON ROBERTSON B.S. Instructor of B.A., B D., Ph.D. B,A,, PhD, Instructor of Religious Psychology Instructor of Sociology Instructor of Sociology Courses 'Ui' Q. 'xx X 1 , ,sm Q. A ' 5 ' ,N'x 6 . -f f I . e -1, i l , ..... , , Iv fx I - 4, . -V 5 V . Q U 1 s I mc' MISS ANN CASTEVENS MRS, ELEANOR MRS. MADGE MINOR MISS LUCIA SHIRLEY RN. GARRISON RN. RN. Instructor in R.N. Recovery Room Operating Room O.R Nursing Instructor in Head Nurse Supervisor OR. Nursing Scrubbing . . . lost needles and knife blades , . . bing . . . recovery room , . . on-call on Saturday , Miss Cassie , N night . . . hemostat scrubbing . , . blue instruments? . . . stylish dresses and caps . . . wash- ing suction bottles . , . unpowdered gloves . . , unorganized Maya . . . ' scrubbing . . . l Hours in surgery . , scrub- .,.Ourclass.,. X , . . Babcocks? . . . hemostats . . . . , . Do not contaminate them! . . .oh. all those instruments in one case? . . . no . . . hold my mouth just right . . . itchy nose . . . 4 ' f ig.. . . . Nine and three-fourths minutes to go . . . don't get dress wet . . , pedals , . . bruised knees . . . prove hectic. . . . Hurry . . . I've never scrubbed in here before . , . keep masks onl . . , where's the gloves? . . . Affiliafion Small rooms , depression matches interaction 4 cigarettes A' 1 . NJJU' .. x -IIA ' 1 Patient presentation doctor's discussions instructors suggestions , . V unexcelled experience. Interaction notes . where the boys are , . . food shortage . dorm living , , new friends , . A State College A . chronic undifferentiated schizophrenia . forgotten keys , , honor cards , . two-day uni- forms and spray starch . ping pong , checkers , A r the dances, , . II9 'TV i OB and . - Peds: f 1 f -9 -'lust-L on ' i f f l , f l Y 3 i, -. 'Ill J I Xj?J3,,',., I l o O Premature nursery . . , gavage sets . , . scrubbing . , . -.5 5? Setting up room . . . masks . . , deliveries . . . weight . . umbilical cord . i i Fetascopes . . , diapers . . '71- 94 I 'j,-r 7:7?:5,',2St-V , r V. s. ' 4 MISS SADIE BAILY R.N., B,S.N.E. Instructor of Obstetrics MISS ETHEL SHORE R.N. Obstetrical Supervisor Visions of . first delivery . . . C sections . . . hair nets . , . assembly line baths . . . fast preps . . . proud Papas . . . precipitations . . . Dr. Griffith . . . premies . baths . . . contractions . . . numbers . . . silent movies - -..-..,,,,. ,,-, . l X l li , 1 ' 3 ,il l . , heat lamps . . . sitz placenta . . . matching Fetal heart . . labor room . . . quiet music . , . fre- quent blood pressures . . . show . . . 97' 0 ' 1 41 'Q In i lx ' lx ' 4 i :ff - sf 'X fr.- E , i . 'fs kxvil . If 4 .gzhpt 8 u . K ii, 0 , un,'l 'Y ,A ,f .Q -.N , l .V N1 X . .I .V Q ' .- ' N. il G f t i i Q J Ai ii s ' ' ,l - l 1 - if -H ,. f N ilk i i . if . lei Es l lli 1 'Q - ' - Q i P i Q Lul- ChiIdren's broken limbs croupe tents . . , infants r G i MISS MILDRED FLOYD R N, B S Instructor in OPD, Peds, OB vg- s ,ln 4 3 7 . MRS HELEN MISS ANN LORE KITTRELL R N R N instructor of Pediatric Supervisor Pediatrics Motherhood. Cropettes . , micro-drip A , feedings , , damp uniforms , A weights . , . nursery school , , the sunporch . , night duty . . treatment room chaos , , 4 medicine droppers Dr Kelsey . . Keep those siderails up? . . . apical pulses , , . rectal temps . , . cleft lip suture-line care . , tears , 4 field trips . . , growth and development charts Tedious lV's , hourly counting . Pediatric drip , high poles , , 3 1 are-iz! as '- C., gal il i 1 E ,lx 'il . 5. Playroom . television games , parents' visits . laughter , . , fl-- l F' l2l iw!-il X i f ,papa ,LLM- Various New responsibility . . . hamburgers . . . darkness . . . backrubs , . major-minor preps . . . enernas 'til clear . . , lost orderly , , A late supper . . A flashlights . . . date- less , . , sleeping in class , , . graveyard shift . A . wel- comed sunrise . . , li:-+ ,. , N Backrubs preps H.S care , sleeping pills . , MRS PAULINE HANKIN MRS DAWN STRIKER RN. RN, MISS VIRGINIA TESH Assistant Evening Assistant Night R N. Supervisor Supervisor Night Supervisor , T , I , 'f '4- 1 1 .Hitt 54 fa Sw ' I - A 'ye Q t- ' 0' if ' ' fs Y I , f N . 2.-531 1.1 V 'Lai V' l , - , Mgr-- .ie +I ' -i 'f.' ' ' .I I G 'Q 0 Long corridor endless eight hours flashlights paperwork MRS. PHYLLIS WILLIAMS RN. Assistant Evening Supervisor 1, 'Ds -4 - 4-Z Q fa , X as l - 1 - , QJ X.'l e Q, JL? ,ew 5 l .2 . MRS, ELEANOR ooosom KQWNIC' RN., BSN. ,,,. ' Instructor in Outpatient Clinics MRS. MARY INGRAM R,N. Supervisror of Outpatient Clinics i A , l , 1 A I . 'XS ' G, Well-baby clinic shortage of chairs curiosity long waiting hours i 3 I V x l l i broadens preparation. l Y Z' Q R X wr' ,y W .4.9x 1 5 ,y Weekends off . . , vencipunctures . . health ' l . . teachin , . . ublic health nurse . . . new Q learnin o ortunities . . . hour for lunch Q P , , A minor surgery , , student health . . . packed visiting room immunizations A A , the tent drape break , . . First visit children , pediatricians , co-operation . , parents' anxiety . smallpox vaccinations , ,Lf fi! ,.-r ' l23 .I Nurse's supervision lab work new patient experience . Q To laugl1 . . . To love . . . To live Our life is. .. Blind dates . . . hoping to see again . . . unit parties . . . Christmas decorations . . . Big Sisters . . . being in love . . . lingering at the unit door . . . Junior-Senior . . . laughter . . . Graylyn . . . signing in and out ...tears . . . call downs . .. blessed weekends off . .. campused . . . late supper . . . weekly schedules . . . group discussions . . . Senior's advice . . . gracefully avoiding a good night kiss? . , . Frat pins . . . knitting lessons . . . bridge parties. . . letters from HlM ...college weekends... nurse-patient relationships . . . 1 i li in-J Z... , -. .nmgig ,,A' lf , 5 ' ' ', 5 1' 35 , W Y s - r fs. G' fx W xv S' A u. P, 2. I O Q U' if .i...l.,, f, --ess, .il-gn .,...4.,,,-. l l l l ' No car. . . favorite TV shows . . . privacy? . . .C-l Sludenls busy He's here... late again! . . . Hi . .. No trump . , . bridge . . . studies awaiting , . . cluttered lounge . . . Letter from HIM . . . home . , . money tricky combinations Boiling woter . . . kitchens . , . homecooked meals? hamburger gravy . . . popcorn . . . Kool-ade . . . with various l Y 0 , ' l if V jg at r . Ig l l Happy New Year . . . excess energy ' . , . celebrations . . . l l l , L . xl Thirty-minute lunch hour . . . l2:OO m5' rush , . . hamburgers , . . l 5 r , l Tuesday . . . dirty uniforms? , . . in- l spection tomorrow l I l activities. Foot . . . call-downs , , . new cards . . . Cloverdale . . , Full tables . . . eleven o'cIock , . . ward gossip , . . buried ash tray . . . ice cream I Q5 vga s f' '- , 1.9: 95'-1' , , ' , ,.,Q.Satf'., r. au: Class break . . . jam sessions . . . nursing . . . advanced '. ,, Img., 13511 eg .- I, 'A .t.,,-Y, ,-e, ' j 3', --f-'!1f1.1 J Senior party . . . spaghetti . . . Miss Drash . . . candid camera? . . Seniors busy ,H 3 w . . Unlimited I2 o'clocks . . . thoughts of future . . . white uniforms , . . night duty . . . out- T 1, , W x 'IV spoken . . . leaders . . . wedding plans . . . the Hill . . . charge nurse. , .engagement rings... cars on campus . . . Black Band Supper . . . babysitting . . . class gift . . . State Board fears . . . showers . . . countdown . . . Senior Seminar . . . graduation! . , . Class '65 . .. 1 August weddings . , . china . . . silver . . , apartment hunting . . . 9. f.f1ff1.:. ,M Y .., 14,111.13 , F - . sexi- '37 . 1 : H ' Q 1 --4 A. -y, T ff ' U Q1-A F 1-I ' ili X J A i ' -f 1 Look! , . . My black band . . . August . . , Seniors, finally! . . . 128 if Senior Class officers Anita Easter treasurer Barbar Patricia Beck, president making plans. EUNICE FRANCES BLACKWELL Jefferson, S. C. PATRICIA ANN DIXON Lowell, N. C. PATRICIA ANN DOOLIN Eglin Air Force Bose, Fla 1 A A - J l 1 3. , Seniors tapped in August were: Jean Moseley, Jane Peorsall, Pat Doolin, Wanda Williamson, and Patricia Beck. Santa Filomeno taps five. Honorary society . . . leadership . . . Santo Filomena . . . pins. . . secret projects . . . outstanding nursing ability . . public tap- ping . , . promotes better nursing care . . . high standards . . . August highlights . . . A . .ag Tuesday night . , . garbage rats? . . ' yearbook supplies? , . . lost shoes , . ' 'J l District officer . . . Honor Council Chairman . . . Judy Austin SALLY LOU EAKER Cherryville, N. C. ANITA BATCHELOR Hillsville, Va. ANNIE ADAMS FIX Winston-Salem, N. C. EASTER L3 ' -an-an mv: 2,43 - Outstanding nursing care . . . Carolyn Pruett . . . Most Professional. Y -.. fi 'ik .4- wx - x x' -V fi, -r- HELYN HENRIETTA FOWLER Clinton, N. C. WINNIE .IO GILLIAM Spindale, N. C. BARBARA LOUISE HOPSON Winston-Salem, N. C. JUDITH ANNE KELLY Blcdenboro, N. C. 'T-' .4s,, 'ik' in LINDA LOU FOSTER Winston-Salem, N. C. ELIZABETH MORROW GALLAGHER Charlotte, N, C. JUDITH DIANNE HARDIN Winston-Salem, N. C. BOBBIE WINDHAM JACKSON Roxboro, N. C. q--'dr uf , High scholastic achievements . . . Pam Petree . Most Intellectual . . 3. Q-Q PHYLLIS ANN GRUBB Salisbury, N. C. PATRICIA ELAINE HUBAND Winston-Salem, N. C. SUE ELLEN HUNTER Brevard, N. C. PAMELA ANNE KIMEL Winston-Salem, N. C. 'V 4-.f-' uni . '41 X, fx Surprise! . . , Icy shower? . . . Diamond? . , . Many attributes . . . service . . . Best All Around . . . Jean Moseley Superlofives eleded. I 33 Numerous jokes , A Pot Dixon , Witfiesf Dr. Tim , . , congratulations , . , happiness . . . Junior pride . . . Sondra Riddle. Maid of Honor .leon crowned Christmas court . . , Pam Huband, Susan Hauser, Janice Brown, Jean Moseley, Beth Gallagher, Sally Bert Willis, Sondra Riddle, Janice Newton, Brenda Vogt. -1 vw H, 7 5 Combo. . ,White Christmas , . , dancing . .. Christmas queen. Our Christmas Queen . . . Jean Moseley . , , HIM. . . aching feet. . . flowers. . , chatting , . . laughter. . , Christmas court . . . mistletoe ball . . , snow . . . Moose Lodge . . . special dates ...rocking band...decorating... flickering candles . . . Miss Cox . . , Queen Jean . . . Dr, Tim . . . laughter. . . confetti . . , one o'clocks . . . open house ...A-10. . . enchantment . ., 'Vs Vx CRYSTAL KATHRYN KUHNE Morganton, N, C. VIRGINIA WARD MCCUTCHEN Lexington, N. C. JEAN LOUISE MOSELEY Raleigh, N. C. Advanced Nursing prepares BARBARA JEAN OWEN Rosmcn, N, C. BEVERLY ADARE PERRY New Bern, N. C. JANE ISABELLA PEARSALL Greensboro, N. C. PAMELA ELIZABETH PETREE Winston-Salem, N. C. 'inf c 7 U Y, -A Cheerful greetungs Jane Pearsall Frrend nest -Q-' Q--J class to Stotuesque beauty Sue Ellen Hunter , . . Most Attractive . , , become graduates. .4 o Cb. .'5 lv I 0 ' o . 9 . . H ', . ' I All-American look , . . Paulo Webb . . . Cutest . . l'B' JEAN DORIS PICKARD Wilmington, N. C. FRANCES HOBSON POTEATE Booneville, N. C CAROLYN BISHOP PRUETT Mount Airy, N, C ff? f One hundred! . . A ninety-nine! . . . lllll iililmlllllil 1.1- -g-1-H1 i it Ill il.l I f -1.1: Writer . , . musician . . A Frances Blackwell . . . Most Talented . . . 1:7 Christmas party . . . our advisor . . . Miss Helen Drash . . . Prosperous nursing future . . , Patricia Beck . , . Most Likely to Succeed Black bands highlight year. i 138 2 ,A-' tr-gb . 1' 'Sq 'Y . 'Eg fzk if Q., ff' 'sex 11' MARGARET ANN ROGAN Winston-Salem, N, C, BRENDA JOYCE VOGT Foresr, Va. SANDRA KATHERINE WEST Asheville, N. C, I I I I I I MARTHA JOANN RUFTY Hiddenife, N. C, PAULA ELAINE WEBB Swansboro, N. C. WANDA LOUISE WILLIAMSON Raeford, N. C, If 'N Q- 'I 3' 'I' 3 I 'V Wx 'Ct'- K GLORIA HAZEL STROUD Wilkesboro, N, C, Gets jobs done . . . Judy Blackburn . . . Most Dependable . . . Love, Courtship and Marriage . , . our sponsor . , .Chaplain McKay , ., -Li -gi h K ., Sig ' g YU' 1 w., 1 - 7'-'Cx -we V C., . -...,' Patricia Berrier I. 1. U.. Susie Boaz Norma Bowman 'T' 7' Gail Braswell Nancy Bruton Q' if-'57 Capes in November . . . frozen arms . . . proud Juniors of Delores Chattin fv- Barbara Cooper Judith Dechant Ann Douthit Capes in November . . . Juniors. Judith Everhart Sharon Franklin Patricia Everhart Mary Fleming Linda Garrett Y Y X W Yin...-l' I Miss Holly Hines IA! Memoriam Ff .f - ' s l 'S 1 I 1 1-K E I A X 'X C xt Junior advisor . . . Miss Carolyn Williams . . . sponsor . . Tim Pennell - K. -.5 ' I 'VX .4 ' t- 9' , fa L, , fx at 1 R,7 Capes . . . junior priviledges . . . specialities . . . frustrations . . . Half-way supper. . .spring elections . . . now, Big Sisters . . . spotless shoes. . . History of Nursing . . . Junior-Senior ...pins . . . happiness . . . Follies. . . numerous projects . . . tears . . . Black Band Supper Class '66 . . . ,-.., Class actively Vicky Gragg Carolyn Griggs Patsy Hairr JoAnne Hammond Laura Hampton Janis Hamrick Catherine Hanna Patricia Harris Bonnie Howard Patsy Howell Andrea Johnson Katherine Joyce Betty King in 'sbgx A Lindo Matheson Judy Mathis on Patty Maynard Junior-Senior . . Follies. Junior Class officers: Janice Newton, treasurer, Sondra Riddle, first vice'president, Patricia Berrier, president, Sharon Franklin, second vice-president, Knot pictured: Mary Fleming, secretaryl. Julia Lee Jenny Linville Katharine McBrayer rw fs Delegate to California , , . National Student Nurses' Conven tion . . . Karen Pearce A . . 143 4. Come August . , , we're next 1 3 Y IW' rr ' Nw 1 My nurse image . . Specallies . Joy Morrill Brenda Morton Ann Murray Nancy Peterson Betty Phillips Sandra Riddle . Florence . . . Linda Murray Beffy Newsom Janice Newton Karen Pearce eep Sally Roach Patsy Robertson Brenda Kindley Sloop Myra Sparks ...lsga New procedures . Juniors on foes. z f. 4 1 rv- A Barbara Staley r I U , ,rv vm' x f .-,-. 1 Q- DQ X Weekly schedules . . . sitting . . . is B ! , Tuesday noon . , . baby- , .v 'af--gs 's ri' 9- 1 Q,,, Janet Thomas Theresa Stokes Carol Suddreth Brownie Wall Ruth Tork Rachel Vanderburg Johanna Wiggins Sally Bert Willis YH' , f 'Iv I l - , ,N I 5 f Y Y -4'-1 I Q A ,gn xvi' n V4 V 4 P4 Follies l964 . . . Queen . . . Libby Elias Gish Maid of honor . . . Patricia Berrier , . . Sue reigns as -x ik 1 G Lg L' . Q-4 . 1- .4 S z 1' - N L. Beth Wolf . . . Linda Yarborough . . Freshman . . . Freshman . . . Senior Sue Hunter . . . ' '1 .A Follies 1965 . . . Maid of honor . . . Barbara Cooper. . . 1463 1 Q , - ' ' 9' Barbara Cooper , . . Junior . . . 1 4 A5 I S as Susan Hauser . . . L Freshman . . . Beffy Newsom , . Linda Murray Junior . . . Junior . . . Judy Hardin . . . Senior . . . I46 Carolyn Pruett . . Senior . . . rs MG I Su? SEZ nugget Que n ume en r , 1 ' 7965 Follies queen. T7 V 59' :TQ vb' ad 'id V ' 03' hr 'nit My QA 1 . J rd r .4 'ri 1 rm 5,4 J.. N r 41 jg Z' nd JI W ,nil ll nw 96 im ?te ,LL 884 ll W rf. , V14 al a .4 PF J 'Q 5,1 Qi , . L.- Q4 Uri-1 !k4 4 35 ff' 7,64 W rf. 4 is-j F ' 1 1 . 5. K 5 1 W 'TQ ra, J.. 6 rn. 1 'EA my P3 'ld my 35 T1 rt' Q4 Vp' 1 1 4 VL 0 'ni 4 my BL x'. x xy. x X-.bf Lb, 9 'ix L-f 5 'F E5 Q 1 bf . ny' 'S X1 x1 i 1 C7 Golden Nugget Follies Sixty-Five . . . the Golden Nugget . . . lost pass key . . . work . . .saloon . . . variety. . . Dr. Tim . . . colorful decorations . . publicity . . , Miss Williams . . . big Junior projuct . . . ticket sales . . . nurse cowboys. . . Long, tall Sanzenbacher . . . researsals . . . co-operation . . . Junior-Senior plans . . . success! . . . .1-'fi Xfmze ' is huge success! 9 S fl l l Freshmen class advisor . bell . , , sponsor . , . Dr. D l l XA gn 9 i , . Q -Q , , . N we v ii, --- , Q f ' ' ' Five o'clock alarm . . . stubborn cap . . .unseen bobble pins . . . Kleenex . . . , Miss Margaret Camp- avid Moury . . . Freshmen begin new way of life. Betty Anderson T e Rabbi Austin M- el, hr . Mary Ellen Barshinger 'I V 'Vg Marlene Bean y 11. f -i I J as Sarah Bell i 4 3' Q' Margaret Beretsky as '33 A Q7 -V-.7 Faye Boger . Janice Brown - l B 1 I Barbara Byers 75 Anita Cohn ' ' ' Shirley Connell X QQ' Helen Davenport v Uniforms . . . first patient . . . frat. pa rties . . . breaking in . . . Big Sisters' welcome . . . new friends . . . name tags , , . steak supper . . , blind dates. . , infrequent twelve o'clocks . . . hours in library , A .endless classes. . . first male student . , . injection labs . . . loneliness. . . post office . . , exams. . . bus rides. . . Wake Forest . . . cap. . . summer , . . Class '67 . . . Kent . . . novelty . . , acceptance . . . Judy Ezzell Sondra Foshee Sandra Fowler Sharon Freer Judy Griffin Beth Grooms Billie Gulledge 477 Susan Hauser Shirley Hollifield Patricia Holt Pam Huband Judy Jessup Sharon Jones Phyllis oem 3 Katherine Early ':':, V xi, 4 7-ff ' ix V, H, , fm, fd Q , sq, up-EY x 5 'fx 'If It 5 '55 if I Q X f, 4+ I, ' . N J 'l -03 X ll Linda Hale Elaine Hartman -...sg Q.- x IT Q -J ra. 16 n ' , ,ll ,- ..- va I . :Q l L. 1--P A Jr: has 1- T , I tr l U I I qv., t ' , f Q rf X xt . .I t ' Rachel Keith ff? 'x Sylvia Kruger Wanda Lineberry Nancy MacGregor Joann Meador Ella Odom Ona Mercer Marilyn Moe Susan Myrick Jane Nance Class heralds first male Z student. Flu shots , . .ouch! . . A sore arms. . , 19 qv - ,4':'v- ,x i ,-'xi' I Y 1 Hilda Pardue Freshman Class officers: Pam Huband, presidentg Susan Hauser, secretaryg Faith Judy Parnell Stelter, vice-presidentg Anita Cohn, treasurer. Q pt Z-' S 1 ' :- xg-Q I ' i vs ,lxr Ev S al Nl A First supper at N,C.B.l-l .... new friends . . . antici- pation . . . Faith Stelter Linda Stewart Susan Theiling Dionne Thornal Linda Wesley Sheila Willard M 'RA 'W . Lynn Taylor 1 I 47 T7 1:7 ,-Q I ei' 0 ' K Q 'rf 5 l- N I, , f if f Q 5, . X . Phylls Pearce Denice Quinn 75- Delores Stewart Kent Stockham Carole Transou Dana Tysinger Cathy Williams Beth Wolfe V X .5 1 weve .T 6,1 ti ', g l M ' - ' 1 I 'yi ,.,41 ,' ' 39 v- -4 4.'.:'I l Carolyn Simmons Paula Steele Brenda Sullivan Pamela Uzzell Susan Summers Linda Yarborough Elizabeth Warlick .y Q.--H' uf ' l S, . 'W' V 9 l . A '12,gh3N 'SF L2 gr 'f v f ig! 'l 'Qi A l To organize . . . To Chapel . . . newspaper . . . discussions. . .s t u d e n t council , . . hot dog sales . . . outspoken ideas . . . guest lectures . . . candy . . . deadlines . . . typing . . . pictures. . . sleepy. . . student participation . . . controversial issues , . . projects . . . co-operation ...spiritualinspiration... participate . . . To serve vat! f U,j,. 4 1 rf 1 .A wi? N335 fe 7 I I -al.. , '-L Q' tu, RX- J. AUSTIN, Honor Council Chairman, L. FOSTER, House Committee Chairman, F. BLACKWELL, Placebo, J. EVERHART, Junior Representative, P, BERRIER, Junior Class President, J. LINVILLE, Secretory, N. PETERSON, Second Vice President, W, WILLIAMSON, President, S. HIGGINS, Outgoing President, J, MOSELEY, First Vice- President, P. DIXON, Treasurer, P, BECK, Senior Class President, P. TRENT, Junior Representative, P. DOOLIN, Senior Representative, J. PEARSALL, Social Committee Chairman, K, PEARCE, SNANC Committee Chairman, Not pictured: S. HUNTER, Senior Representative, B, HOPSON, White Matter. Student and enforce campus 156 1 u Tuesday evenings . . . lectures . . . school songs . . . spring elections , . . call-downs . . . bake-sales. , . Honor Council . . .Christmas carols. . .West Pro- ject . .strict campus. , . roll call , . .candy sales . . . discussions . . . gifts . . . unit cornpetition . . . representatives to conventions . . . district meet- ings . . . Honor Councils regulations. A 1 l fmv-Nil White Matter Editor . . . Barb Hopson Deadlines to meet. . .burning midnight oil . . . typing . . . pictures. . . frustrations . . .copy . . . tailures . . . late work . . . co-operation . . . Medical Illustrations . . . print shop . . , tears . . . secrets . . . advertisements . . . encourage- ment . . . Murph's . . . new camera . , . layout . . . rulers. . . dictionary. . . finished product... Placebo . . . White Matter . . Business Manager . . . Pam Kimel . . . Copy Editor . . . Jean Moseley . . . Acting Business Manager . . . Linda Garrett . . . White Matter Advisor . , , Miss Brewer . . . Photographer. . . teacher. . .Jack Dent. . . ' , I , 1 -,J - -L Plclcebo Advisor , . . Miss Williams . . , busy, busy, busy. .Ill I' 'lg 'l ' ll ' pig? Plaaaba Editor . 4 . Ffaalaa Blackwell ' a keep staffs Y .ga l59 I , District meetings . . , fn i Estie Page . . . Various organizations offer Freshman choir. , . Moravian traditions . . , enrichment to many. l C.S.F... . Ll s. ' . . w a J 1 U., I 'Y ' Lg. -. ' GC Q Y- . 1: Christmas party. . , Choir practice . . . inspira- tional discussions . . . good will projects . . . learning opportunities . . . g r o u p participation . . . satisfac- tion . . . presentations . . , projects . , . renewed faith in God . . . new experiences . . . trust . . . religious ac- tivities . . . improves character . . . co-operation . . . group acceptance . . . chaplain's guidance . . . I Commences . . l Nursing School life . . We're here . . . Orientation week . . . Freshmen bewilderment. . . My cape. . . proud . . . finally, o nurse... We begin . . . Freshmen at N.C.B.H .... anticipation . . . Steak Supper . . . excitement . . . fright . . . new f learning. . . classes . , . bed baths. . . injections . . . new friends. . . A We continue . . . Capes . . , specialties . . . more nursing . . . Follies . , . first Half-Way Supper . . . Junior- '-' Senior . . . Spring elections . . . stronger indi- vidual . . . We end . . . Block Bands . . . white uniforms . . . marriage . . . further education . . . leaving friends . . . new horizons . . . we are, proud graduates of North Carolina Baptist Hospital School of Nursing . . . The Class '65 three memorable years. THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profes- sion faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standards of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family af- fairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeovor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to H 1-1.1 ...-- - Q lla The big moment . . .our black bands . . . Seniors! at last , . . -9' 5 Graduation . . . happiness . . . fear goal attained completed . -Lystra Gretter graduate . . . yr Surveying village health needs, an SKGF Foreign Fellow examines a child in Kurali, near New Delhi, India. INDIA TAIIGAIIYIKA IRAN GUATEMALA . . . At hospitals and medical outposts a long way from the classroom, medical students learn to cope with unfamiliar diseases, help to provide much-needed medical services to people in underdeveloped areas of the worldg and contribute to international under- standing and good will. This unusual opportunity to work and study in for- eign countries is offered to students through the Foreign Fellowships Program of Smith Kline 8: French Laboratories. Administered by the Association of American Medical Colleges, the program has enabled 123 students to work in 40 different countries during the past four years. 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BARBEQUE 'f Delicious Bar-B-Q Fried Chicken Peters Creek Parkway 725-7827 By Appointment X.,-1 - Mr. Privette Mr. Throckmorton STRATFORD CENTER BARBER SHOP SONARHEAT BATH - STEAM CABINETS MASSEUR Behind Farmers Dairy Bar Stratford Center - Stratford Road 725-0854 Five Experienced Barbers To Serve You Compliments of Buck and Bill Riddle MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ATLANTA, GEORGIA THE VILLAGE HOUSE Furniture lI8 S. Hawthorne Road Phone 722-I333 NORTHWEST BEVERAGE CO. DR. PEPPER - RC COLA FARMERS DAIRY BARS Stratford Center Northwest Shopping Center Old Salem ANGEL MODE UNIFORMS 614 W. Fourth Street 724-6610 CARMICHAEL PRINTING COMPANY l309 Hawthorne Road 722-4I37 Winston-Salem, N. C. W. 4th St. Oraditional Clotlling I and Sportwear 301' Men clown au! Gampus Shop 424 W. FOURTH STREET PHONE PA 2-7030 WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA f -ay If I tiw PEI' l77ul11aA'4, S CAMERA SHOP NOW TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Reynolda Manor Shopping Center 724-7410 236 S. Stratford Rd. 723-0739 Photo Supplies - Film - Cameras 24 Hour Film Developing Black 8. White MOVIE EQUIPMENT - DARK ROOM SUPPLIES Color Film Developing 0 AGFA ' NIKON ' ANSCO ' KODAK ' DUPONT ' HEILAND ' POLAROID ' BELL 8. HOWELL ' GRAFLEX ' ZEISS ' LEICA Records 81 Tapes Shop at THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL GIFT SHOP Cards, Candy, Flowers Gifts for All Occasions 723-521 1 READ'S UNIFORM CENTER Uniforms, Shoes, Lab Coats For Nurses and Medical Students Read's Drug Company 431 N. Liberty St. Winston-Salem 204 N. Corcoran St. Durham 218 N. Elm St. Greensboro Is there anything in the paper, Sir? Anything in the poper! All the world is in the poper . , . if you will but reod what is written of this very day, it is enough for o yecir's history ond ten times os much medita- tion. - William Makepeoee Thackerey WHVSTON-SALEMJOURNAL TWIN CITY SENTINEL JOURNAL 2224? SENTINEL --.lnrmql 5 ' Jfflh , up u N Il ll JM Eg K1 A +o C-A ' Env 1 r : Iwi l S 'Egg :ll- COMPLIMENTS OF THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL SCDA SHOP Sandwiches - Cold Drinks - Mogozines-Coffee Completely Modernized to Serve You Better The Students' Hangout PET, lllltln GALLINS VENDING co. :Nc E3 . ,T LW- ....... . X S nnnlo Eaumsn 724-6327 -, 'lj 5 0 conrwre veunnu: ssnvlcz Q BUIIDED ssnvlcausn -,-4 0 vnonrr 24 noun ssnvlcz 0 couners msulnuc: , 5- T ' Ei? E m'-I-' 14glgfla'lrETTES Q: .tg.g5:55E.. l H N1 H01 cones .1 MILK J E ' vmilrzv ' PEI? D f- Z 2 ll - li PET 323332555 I l,l M MII-KCDMFINV if E PE CREAM mm DM,,o,, ' 115 sTAmuM nn. Q 172 Esfablislled 1947 COMPLIMENTS OF an HANES HOSIERY MILLS CO. WI NSTON-SALEM, N. C. ST ALEY'S Northside Restaurant NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER COn Hwy. 52 Northj BOBBITT DRUG STORES IN REYNOLDS BLDG, IN NISSEN BLDG Western Prime Aged Charcoal Sfealrs Phone 722 '35 Phone 722'6'29 Seafoads AT HAWTHORNE 8K LOCKLAND Tele-Trey Car Hop Service Phone 723-1867 , SURGICAL APPLIANCES - Ssmlmches and Snacks W,NSTON,5ALEM' N' C, PA 3-0267 Open 6 AM-IO PM 7 Days o Week 4 RAWLEY AND APPERSON INC. 5 l 4 C S S C 3 O Free Office Planning Complete Cosmetic Depdffmenf Housewares School Supplies Photo Supplies 'isbn'-an 'ann-' ns nuuvun run una una mx-nn our vu runner ev vu con,-:au ee-un register. . . rush stand ...wait... shuffIe...go... twitch . . . fidget ...yawn...stop move . . . nearer nearer . . .filled . . . pause bgnililgth Q56 ttled under the authorlty of e Coca-Coll Company bn Wu C -Cola Bottling Co. COU RTEOUS - DEPENDABLE Taxi Service DIAL PA 2-7121 BLUE BIRD CAB CO., INC. ED KELLEY'S, INC. Electrical Appliances Special Discount for Doctors Nurses and Medical Students We Service What We Sell VALLEY CARD COMPANY Catering to Fund Raising for Church, School and Civic Groups 22l N. College St. Charlotte, N. C. l ANDREWS PHARMACY S. Hawthorne Road At Magnolia Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone PA 3-1679 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS PROMPT -DELIVERY Friendly Drug Service -Shad Gifts-Sporting Goods--Toys Men's Clothing-Appliances Photographic Supplies Records and Radios Television 5Ol West Fourth St. Winston-Salern, N. C. Underwood Jewelers, Inc. X i i 1, Ng Vx, --q .... 1 722-4289 IO6 West 4th Street EXPERIENCED GEMOLOGIST CAMEL CITY LAUNDRY L 5l2 East 4th Street Dial 722-6i96 281 S. Stratford Road 9 Sanitone Dry Cleaning i Garment Storage And in Addition-For Your Convenience Coin Operated Laundry and Dry Cleaning l Reynolda Manor Shopping Center l 3 Corporation Parkway-Next to King's Dep't. Store l 1. f J Y E l X4 1 1 New Electronic Computer can is i . J' ' - ' - ' ff! 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Ladies' Sportswear Winston-Solem West Fourth ot Cherry Street HIGH POINT: PATTERSON onus co. and wage Wage Prescription Headquarters Reynddo Manor 5 '0PP1 '9 Came' Shopping Center 112 W. 4th St. PA 2-7194 141 5. sfmrfofd PA 3-4368 : Sherwood Plozo Shopping Center V PA 5-0647 ' '11 I ' ' 4 1 . ,XX STANDARD SAVINGS AND LOAN GET THE BEST - - ASSOCIATION GET Savings - Loans A 236 N. Main Street Phone 723-1069 MILK AND ICE Insurance Service Company M. E. Miller, Charles Miller 8. Stuorf Miller ALL TYPES OF GENERAL AND PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE 2221 N' Pattemon Avenue Phone. PA 2-7187 Winston-Salem, N. C. 230 N. Trade St. Phone 723-0311 Winston-Salem, N. C. 177 JACK D. DENT PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPEHR Y 4 for the l965 GRAY AND WHITE MATTER PA 4-8712 do you know . . . that you are graduating into one of the most promising areas of the nation? A recent urban research study forecast a linear city for the 300 square miles stretching through the industrial Carolinas. Here, in the 20,00 square miles served by Duke Power, scores of thriv- ing towns connect busy cities. Research centers, colleges and uni- versities, and hundreds of industries thrive. Here in the Carolinas Crescent, there is real challenge and oppor- tunity. There is a place for you to fill, a job for you to do, in an exciting future that begins-right now. Swlfch to C91 Elvis-6. x 'C' I Q electricltz . . . DUKE POWER for a E , 'T ,' better life QR vi? 'I DUKE PDWER ll MONTICELLO APARTMENTS Furnished - Unfurnished Alr condiri ning 1,231 bed: ms Full size slave and r I 'g I Washer and dryer conn r Ample close! spa: Beauty salon S irnming pool g Nursery All rl! euep? electricity 755 A n Sh I 722 IOS? 'ghi 723-BIS4 BAPTIST HOSPITAL BARBER SHOP 'ri-muwAY susan si-tor fCAFETERlA LEVEL, Winston-Solem's No. I Barber Shop 9 Barbers to Serve You Look at the Back of Your Head. E 4 Ba,be,S by Appommen, Everyone Else Does. Phone PA3-5230 Dial 724-3725 for an Appointment, Room Service X or Come in and Wait Your Turn SARTIN DRY CLEANING C0-, INC. Sewing Winston-Salem for 38 Years We offer o full loundry service Free Pick-up ond Delivery Diol PA 2-7101 lt's from Montoldos Three Little Words NNilh o World of Meaning MON'll'AlLlD0'S 1 nz-. , ef' l X if l I it-hex 5 . Q, EUUDI' I' IPZXI I Y I I f I A QMi 49biHmsA ' 45, ntl. LTD. P o Box BI32 A GOLDEN GATE-QUAKER VILLAGE GREENSBORO N C TO FIT YOUR EXACT REQUIREMENTS ---'----?---------------------i--------------- COr'I'1DliIT1eI1fS of o Family Protector Plan o Educational Plans . Retirement Income o Business Insurance 511.1-MQRE DAIRY FARMS s Annuities 0 Mortgage Cancellation H75 Old Sahsbu Rd Q Pension Plans 'Y ' I YQUR Mr, 405 IN Carolina Carpet Distributing Co. Complete Floor Covering .norm D. HIATT, c.L.u. 'wa Rd' Q WINSTON-SALEM BRANCH OFFICE 1 zooo Cloverdale Ave, Phone 723-7314 QQ jig'-ijt elierson Standard an LIPIINSUIANCI COMPANY HomqOl'urGuuuboro,N.C. Dial 725-064' I WMI THE CENTER OF SHOPPING PLEASURE BLAIR Uma DOWNTOWN - NORTHSIDE Your Fashion Centers TEAK HOUSE TOWN STEAK HOUSE NO. I IO7 Lockland Avenue Phone PA 2-0005 TOWN STEAK HOUSE NO. 2 Thruway Shopping Center 300 S. Stratford Road Phone 724-4107 Reservations 725-9426 FLOW MOTORS, INC. 425 Corporation Porkwoy 725-7542 R4 . Q John Bremer Joe Mickey, C.L.U. Berk Ingrom, C.L.U. MAY WE OFFER YOU OUR 4I YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL THROUGH SINCERE COMPETENT INSURANCE SERVICE AND ADVICE? ALL FORMS OF LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUM FINANCING MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 628 REYNOLDS BUILDING 725-8724 725-8725 I8I l 1 i i i l i l i l, l it i l i ,Qi Don't point that thing this woy - if it goes off, it'II kill all of us! Manufacturers Established 1930 WEDDING INVITATIONS STATIONERY-CARDS-I NFORMALS Quick Service-Good Quality-Reasonable Prices H. T. HEARN ENGRAVING CO., INC. ENGRAVERSRPRINTERS , . . PHONE PArk 2-1303 229 NORTH LIBERTY ST. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. TRIANGLE RESTAURANT Home of the Pizza and ci variety of Italian Dishes Dining Room and Curb Service Stratford Center, Stratford Road Winston-Salem, North Carolina CUNINGHAM FURNITURE COMPANY i204 S. Stratford Rd. WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE Phone 724-0804 LAMP POST Exquisite Footwear 422 W. 4th St. 723-5952 SHORE BROTHERS Wash Polish Ti res Tubes Accessories Lubrication SERVIC E Corner First 8- Hawthorne THE FORMAL HOUSE Soles and Rental of . 5. fill' Formal Wear Phone 724-8471 Sth and Cherry Streets BAITY ARRINGTON, INC l54B S. Main St. G. E. Appliances Special Discount to Doctors, Nurses and Medical Students We Service What We Sell HOLSUM BREAD Makes All Foods Taste Better com: . Youms IN 1'i-is Auv: Pepsi I G:NsnA'rioN QGLER SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE I20 South Main Street Compliments of HART LABORATORIES, INC. Nicozol Nicozol Complex 'X I., I, f. II X - - jk Y ' I ,Wx .. tw, -I , I--J . - . A. I -'if , ix Q., 4236- .1 5' 'I . 4 If Q . 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' If . 115' It-lv I ,.',.,I ' Z' - S I . U-....n.I .ui ml- , j' 722-5101 91. ,,,,,,41,,ELi E, X V V f.f..p,,., .H -V ' l f. , M W w-of E S .. . .. :. , J.. P an 217 13 :V 'I ' - 4' ' I ' 1 I Lf , A ' ' V ?'i! 2..? 'fiI.IfEB9.f I I I .. I ju: X 23 I Ni- : ' 1 ,LL itil 1. ' I I I IT I X I I I TOP HAT FORMALS 434 N. Main St. Formal Rentals Compliments of FACTS BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, INC. Office Equipment, Machines ond Supplies Distinctive Interior Design Service 639 W. Fifth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 724-2496 -' 4 fl G they're not slimey ot aII! WALL GLADE HILL Funeral Chapel Jn f 'LAII ' . 1 I . V ..,,..L Q 515 - A 'S LFJ as l.1 fI',EI I'.IlliI Lg- 725-8356 AMBULANCE SERVICE Wzdmm Fam! ,A -FF'F'f:EaIij - , inf L, jeg I .gf p i II!i'ii,.,,p - eS2 IIIIifI f ' I A Q ' IIII g E i. , 5125? Q, :II N SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established I903 I6 WEST THIRD STREET F' l l ll l X l What do you mean he quit breothinglll? l l ' fbtel Mm if W ana! GPIB Gialzm Dining Hamm Klflfirziforz-.f3'aQm, Jvozffzi C7a'zofina JAKE WEBSTER. GENERAL MANAGER OFfice Furniture and Supplies GIFTS- GREETING CARDS School Supplies SHEAFFER AND PARKER PENS HINKLE'S BOOK STORE 425 N. Trode. Porkwoy Plozo Phone PA 5-0213 Reynolda Monor McPHAlL'S, INC. - China - Fine Jewelry - - Silver - Gifts - THRUWAY AND AIO N. SPRUCE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 230 North Cherry Street Winston-Salem, North Corolino Phone PArk 3-3604 I X I I STALEY'S OPEN HEARTH RESTAURANT The House That Service and Quality Built CHARCOAL STEAKS Short Orders Dinners Sandwiches 24 Hour Service 2803 Reynolda Road 723-9703 HAUSER HOUR - DAY - WEEK - MONTH Free Pick-Up and Delivery Corner Hawthorne and Magnolia Office-723-9673 Home-725-0802 Party Supplies - Tools - Furniture - Appliances Hospital Equipment - TV Sets - Rollaway Beds For All Your Hardware Needs: PLEASANTS HARDWARE CO. 6Ol N. Trade Street lOl5 Northwest Blvd. Phew! DISTRIBUTORS OF MATTERN X-RAY EQUIPMENT Now manufactured at Lake City, S. C. X-Ray Sales 8- Service Company IIO7 Burke Street Phone 724-9ll4 GEORGE SHIPP TRAVEL Airline Tickets, Steamship Tickets Cruises and Tours Hotel Reservations Tailored Itineraries Hotel Robert E. Lee Building Winston-Salem, N. C. Telephone 723-5594 Cable Address: Shiptravel PIEDIVIONT c 0 summn VIASNIIIMB IEE: SIIIIIIDII cmullsus MlllS0z!UlG -...H Ihll vumsuo o ::::::'f:m --m---M cnmomsvm: nnlrgun H c 'c wuznumw K -5ZfEfI3Q'Q1Q,f5 cunuuslon X 'wal .:,v,:,:,,. ISNWW src 1 mmm. 'I mlzmnuslou M ' macuaunc unnulu cm - mncnun 7 ' 'Summa i muon noclvlflllfl f 5311:-.'-14:2'f-l, muuwsvuu IUUSI cnmmnu numuf , ' ' PULISIII mug: nm mm mmol ummm wmslou ru nun ncnsouvuu ., ,gg on so cn mmm ,.f4:-.2 callin :ulssrsu v cuusww Q? - ::E4E:E:-4-I lclulv ,qgn mm If-l ll0lVllll A WDSNW Hamann can :ggi mmvum Wm f rllvwlsv .... Zfiftfizzfifi' souvuum mls ...zrv A' Sunom ' . ., 55521515 cownuu ' mum nomar 'm : wausn Me 9 HAWTHORNE ROAD BARBER SHOP nf Pays To Look wen Save Time L, ,, 1' Make An gr-ji g Treat Yourself Appointment A U I A m y To the Bes' Q C. C. CRANFILL 107 s. Hawthorne Road Dial 722-6548 R in H Scissors on the side, please. IB7 HOLLADAY SURGICAL SUPPLY, INC. CONGRATULATIONS to the class of '65 . COFTIE SEE US Ns. FN. IMI that damn thing is in here somewhere Invites you to visit the West 4th Street Barber Shop . . . for IOP OUAIIIY Hairculs 8 IARIERS T0 SERVE YOU STREET H I I ' 950' 3' V, Ima Nj, umm ' w..f sm. Compliments of ELEGTIIIIIIIG III6. 938 Burke Street Phone PA 5-87II in I.eeeI. QQ, ' wnolzsmns WEST SALEM CENTER BARBER SHOP Experienced operators to serve you Peters Creek Parkway and Academy St, Free Parking For Appointment Phone PA 3-9403 ll? .ippmiialf Our Friendei at llzf Boicvmzn Gray Sffmol nf iI'Iedii'ir1e Ez-peel Mare at Stocxtonh More Style-Mare Quality-Mon Service orman'STocIxTonf'I nc. ' an N, cr-my sc wimim-.s.ifm, N cz ,-W HEAD CHECK! dick anderson travel service 315 WEST FIFTH STREET. WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE 723-5541 AIRLINE AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS CRUISES o TOURS CITY BEVERAGE DELIVERY SERVICE 908 Burke St. The state's largest selection of imported and domestic beers, ales, wines and champagne Beer by the keg Catering for parties and weddings Phone 722-2774, 725-1481 H. S. Davis, Prop. In 189 1' I I I II II HELP CONQUER MENTAL T ATLAS 575051-IVICUV vnu LIATTIIIIS N. A. King Esso Servicenter Mechanic On Duty - Connie Beck TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Road Service ISIO West Ist St. Cars Called For and Delivered IOCZQ ABOVE COST ON NEW TIRES TO DOCTORS, MEDICAL STUDENTS, HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL SCHOOL STAFF WASHING WAXING GREASING RECAPPING 190 HEALTH . . WINSTON-SALEM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Two corwement locotuons II5 West Thurd Street Thruwoy Shopping Center Current Rote on Sovnngs 400 'fontunuously since I889 BELCHERS, INC. NISSEN BLDG. the CLINIC shoe for young women in white TEMPLE JEWELRY AND GIFTS Diamonds - Watches - Gifts Wotch and Jewel y Repour lI5 S, Hawthorne PA 5-2902 A-- .1-.1 - 'w r , T - x H o n , ' A f N V x ' Q ,V ix , '12, 5. ,'g!!g',gi vp ., . ,V gi! gi! .V N - -:am--- . 2- KELLY OFFICE MACHINES CO For best buy in typewriters, buy yours from the Typewriter Specialists 723-7373 l Kpgfll Bert E. Joines 5' qusxg Manager Q ,Q J i s '0oLns.1 v The State Life Insurance lO2O Brookstown Ave. Company Winston-Salem, N. C. Television - Furnifure o Appliances Sales and Service Free Delivery First at Cloverdale Phone 723-9639 192 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 65 JAMES W. NEAL Mr.NeaI specializes in Estat d Financial planning for the Medical Profession JAMES W. NEAL ASSOCIATES, INC. FINANCIAL PLANNING SERVICE 2lO6 N. Elm St, Phone 275-2853 GREENSBORO, N. C. l 93 F-. W I9 4 . F inis Printing-Hunter Publishing Company Winston-Salem, N. C, Cover Design-J. Bruce Smith and Mrs. Jo Walker, Hunter Publishing Co. Type Faces-Metrolite and Metrolite with black Headlines-36 and 74 point Phoenix Printing is in offset on 80 pound text basis Warren Cameo Saxony enamel. Charcoal sketch, pg. 99 by Mr. George Lynch, medical illustration department. 195 I 1 unfer X! U, .,1 .... ..p.g: 200 4 g-.. nv' 5 s r '41 X 9 x . X.,,,- Q -af I 5 5, - s ' Q ai, if r N..- ,.r A . 5 A AF . , 5 -J. I, I .. 5' - G s V. ,:.:'-ff..14 ' - 77 ,QL ' s A 0 fp...-' ,M - . . , - b .. -I ,. ' . 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