Watts School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Durham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

THE WHITE CAP 1948 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Watts HospiITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Durham, North Carolina a 7 coun : incest LSet Raregencanmesnenn con® For My Three Years .. . rlving Just Ar Sra tnisien| We, the staff of the 1948 WuirTE Cap, in the following pages have striven to preserve some of the treasured experiences of the past three years. ‘The fellowship we have enjoyed during our short period here will be an inspiration to us in the future. In years to come, we hope this book will add joy to some quiet hour of reminiscing as you thumb through the pages recalling happy days in the years gone by. PeGcy DAMERON, Editor Our First... The Hill Home CEU AND SHE’S OUR OWN By PeEcGy DAMERON If only my pen could write The things I feel within, This verse would reach out of sight, For her greatness knows no end. Then the feeling Herstudents know so well, Could be written down in verse; For She’s everything Miss Nightingale Ever hoped for in a nurse. I remember that first day on the ward— That feeling of being alone, Then I heard this Someone say, ‘Don’t worry, you'll soon catch on.”’ Her kind words when I’m in distress Give me determination anew, To aim for her height in Nobleness In everything I do. For when the going seems a little tough, And I have a desire to run away; Just thinking of Her is enough To make me know I’ve got to stay. For She’s the emblem of purity to me, ‘Towering so far above; She’s everything I hope to be— A shining light of love. On graduation when everyone’s gay And the air is filled with fun; I hope that She, to Herself, may say ‘Another job well done.” For she has given all She has to give, And Ill never forget the spirit Of the One who has shown me how to live In a promise to service—and be true to it. And if Miss Nightingale could come today And take one from all the rest I’m sure our own Miss Bailey Would be the One she’d bless. py is icin Because of the qualities of a true nurse, friend, and teacher, and because of the inspiration she has given to all of us when we were heavy hearted—we, the Senior Class of 1948, with all the pride we possess, dedicate ‘THE WHITE Cap to Miss Ruby Bailey. Hee Nigh lingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: To bass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mis- chievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any haimful drug. I wali do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standards of my profession and hold in confidence all personal matters com- mitted to my keeping and all family af- fairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. calion Mrs. BessiE P. BurcEss R.N. Superintendent of Nurses Mrs. None S. WEST Raine Asst. Superintendent of Nurses Aba ee SAMPLE B. Forsus Hospital Director Joun F. MouLtTon Assistant Hospital Director Staff Dye First row: Dr. Trogler Adkins, Dr. Raiford Baxley, Dr. Waldo Boone, Dr. Norman Bowles, Dr. Everette I. Bugg, Jr. Secondrow: Dr. Emil Cekada, Dr. William Coppridge, Dr. Lois Foote Stanford, Dr. Mabel Goudge, Dr. June Gunter. Third row: Dr. I. E. Harris, Jr., Dr. W. B. McCutcheon, Dr. R. E. Nichols, Jr., Dr. Richard Pearse, Dr. A. H. Powell. Fourth row: Dr, Kew Bo Raney. br Foy Roberson, Dr. Max Schiebel, Dr. Ben Skinner, Dr. Annie T.. Smith. Fifth row: Dr. Eleanor B. Easley, Dr. George A. Watson, Jr., Dr. James Wilson. Oiled ls Ppa hi First row: William Bandy, Dr. Ralph Baum, Dr. Dan Boyette, Dr. James Davidson, Dr. Carl Essig. Second row: Dr. Robert Fitzgerald, Dr. John Foushee, Dr. Wilbur Greene, Dr. Al Johnson, Dr. Florence Kellar. Third row: Dr, Philip Lockhart, Dr. Frank Mann, Dr. Davis Moise, Dr. George Mundorf, Dr. Frank Owen. Fourth row: Dr. Sam Parker, Dr. James Piver, Dr. Gordon Reynolds, Dr. Frank Stampfly, Dr. Robert Thompson, Dr. Joseph Wilson. 10 Mrs Mrs Mrs Miss Day Supervisor DANG RS Stes a 3 Nall NNW Eg RO Pca detec ic chen rece ia nin epee a eledac es l INI ISSRVAV IANA OBERGON @ Liu N wargeu ant enero 5 Peet canes ee ee ea Day Supervisor IVER Cap OAT EL Roy Na ELAN COCK. 1.1) Nig ei tite nee ey pee sf era er Day Supervisor MISSRBIEISS: GeTE PLN Sch.) Niioks 2c ROR satay ee eee Sei An A wee Ne aaa Day Supervisor IV See rE ET LGC SB BE CaN uae ole ee Te cy Mi a 8 en cn Oe Night Supervisor VIA RV aN Te CIA YT ONIS IN bart atte 2 ac Sic, eon nr Night Supervisor PERN CHS GVVie DRIGGS, RAIN coateacae gies ene oases te cance rea Night Supervisor ET HE TA LSUT EER tINGIN ace tered sca ccha at cat age ame tks See aes Night Supervisor FANNIE CARDEN, R.N. Supervisor Operating Room (e lass ply, oty It all started from the sound of a bus horn or some old melody of a song; yes, the beautiful story of the simple little Bell Class is like this: In our first enchanting months, all thirty-three students resided in the huge thirty room Hill Mansion on South Duke Street. In one corner is one student with Anatomy and the bony body, in still another is Microbiology with the bugs, and also, one would find drugs and Pharmacology in some empty space. In the game room, lounging on the pool table would be the typical classroom with one trying to make a bed or practicing some nursing procedure. Suddenly! A big tumble down the forty-four carpet steps, and who should be at the bottom, yes, our two little mascots, always falling over the studious girls and their fifty books. ‘To us, our pre-clinical days were nothing but educational days. After one glorious time spent at this house, we moved to the newly remodeled Wyche House, where civilization really activated. Human roommates and human surroundings—merely nurses. Buzz! Buzz! Yesesomeones hada phone call and off to the one telephone one would struggle, trying to explain the time situation and why we could not remain out later than 10:00 P.M. The capping exercises soon arrived and we were all thrilled and excited. Our freedom expired! Time to move again! This time, being the new Hill House with all the modern conveniences one could expect. Here, we had two telephones to fight over. After the long restful summer ended, we managed to become Juniors. Yes, as in all classes, those little diamond rings began to flash, and what do you know, wedding bells will soon be ringing. Finally, those long awaited Senior days arrived, and we lived through Pyschiatry and P. A. No. II, and all are still present. Our professional and dignified days were at last here! ‘The next big task is our State Boards and are we really going to surprise our- selves? And now, since we have traveled a long way since that first day in Septem- ber, 1945, girls from every little city, town or state, we are ready to lay down our arms and plan our future. We have had to acknowledge that duty comes before pleasure, we have had to study, take criticism, form our friendships, plan our fun and successful socials at our free moments; remembering also, the great dignity that was bestowed upon every student when our white caps were placed upon our heads, and especially, with the black band initiating it. We will always remember, with gratitude and appreciation, the people who have given us the skill of this profession and the knowledge attained by each and everyone. And now, this class of ’48, being the last of the Cadet Corps, wishes to say good-bye and we will take with us the pride and spirit of this profession, which always will live, and remain in every student of this school. Dot DEZERN 12 “UT Whack E. GoRDON WARREN, JR. JEAN FRANCES MOULTON CLASS OF 748 A good class! A swell class! Keeping working, keep striving, A strong class! And then Fight on and on A united class! A true class! For our working and fighting True til the end! Has made us strong. Fine friendships, good lessons, Be diligent! Be ready! Hard class-work inspired Our profession compels. New hope and new vigor, Don’t tarry! Don’t falter! Determination never tired. A Watts nurse never fails. We’re remembering; we’re betting; It’s a good school! A fine school! We'll never forget And so let it be The joys and the sorrows A passageway of light We shared as Cadets. For others to see. We're going! We’re finishing! We’re parting and then We're graduates! We’re examples! We're trained within! EvIzABETH MITCHELL PEGGy DAMERON Class Poets “When Jhe enlors Wigs (Gi ip ped se PRE-CLINICAL DAYS It really seems like we’re going away, And we feel there are many things we ought to say, Like ‘‘You were wonderful,” and ‘“‘We’ll really miss you,” But we know there’s a lot yet to do. Now there’s Mrs. Durham, whom we all hold dear, The one who has made every procedure clear. The one who delighted in unexpected tests, Keeping pre-clinicals from getting any rest. She’s our favorite, cause we knew her best, She put up with us when we were beginning Pests, She taught us from the very start, That’s why she holds first place in every heart. She’s given us something that will forever stay, Though from the profession some may stray, She’s set an example of noble womanhood: She’s helped us as only Mrs. Durham could. And there’s Miss Farmer—remember bandaging class, That spiral reverse—I thought I'd never pass. And though she showed us how it should be done, I was all messed up again as soon as I’d begun. 14 Every little turn must be at a certain place, Making a mistake was a sure disgrace, So we worked hard and tried to please, So we could get A’s instead of D’s. I hope she continues to wear that smile, But I’m afraid that in a while It'll have good reason to go away For you see—we get “‘Experience Records”’ today. And when thoughts of History come to mind, The image of Mrs. Warren won’t be far behind; I guess no school could be complete ; Without taking students back to 500 B.C. How that teacher loved class reports, That took us through slums and juvenile courts, Before class she’d take a minute to fuss— Guess she wonders if any good will come of us. But here we are; the night before capping; Every girl’s knees are simply rapping, And if I can live through the coming day, I'll strive to follow their teachings in every way. Hirt the (as c ( Ne NADINE JOBE... Myra Mott... CLARA PALMER. ERA CAMPBELL. 15 _....President _... Vice-President _.. Secretary _... Lreasurer CHLOTS JANICE BELL GERALEAN BLACKMON Richmond, Va. Four Oaks, N. C. “Sober, quiet, pensive and demure, “Brown hair and laughing eyes, One of those friends of whom you are always A wit that takes you by surprise.” sure.’ U.S. Cadet Corps U.S. Cadet Corps 16 RACHEL BLAND Garrooroy N. C. “I never let my studying interfere with my education.” U. S. Cadet Corps; Vice-President Class 1945-46; Assistant Editor ‘THE WHuiITE Cap; Superlative. — A , ERA MArE CAMPBELL Sanford, N. C. “Few things are impossible to diligence and hulle U. S. Cadet Corps; Treasurer Class 1947- 48; Miss Nightingale—1948 Capping Ex- ercises; Testator THE WHITE Cap. CULOTS KATHLEEN COOPER Dorhan N= GC. “SA laughing heart, a joyful soul—shell make her friends and reach her goal.” Wo Cadet: Corps. 18 PeGGy DAMERON Burlington, N. C. “In that faith let us to the end, dare do our duty as we understand tt.” U. S$. Cadet Corps; President Class 1945- 46; Editor THe Wuire Cap; .Poet THE WulTeE Cap; Narrator— 1948 Capping Ex- ercises; Superlative. EN Dorotuy DEZERN HELEN DuRHAM Ducane N SGx Snow Camp, N. C. “Small in stature, small in face—a_ pleasing “Ready for anything, be it work or play, An all smile adorns her face.” ‘round girl in every way.” Weeowecadet Corps; Social Committee U. S. Cadet Corps; Superlative; Manager 1945-46; Historian THE WHITE Cap. Basketball ‘Team, 1947-48. 19 Saher Boppi—e ALLEN GARNER VicTrorRiA HatcH Morehead City, N. C. Ayden, N. C. “Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.” “A jolly unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all.” U. S. Cadet Corps; President Class 1946- 47; Business Manager ‘(THE WHITE Cap. U. 8S. Cadet Corps; Social Committee 1945-46; Vice-President Class, . 1946-47; Superlative; Prophet ‘(THE WHITE Cap. 20 CHLOTS Mary NapInE JOBE EVELYN LIVENGOOoD Mebane, N. C. Thomasville, N. C. “Hear the mellow wedding bells, Golden bells; “They fail, and they alone, who have not striven.” What a world of happiness their harmony foretells.”’ Wis. Cadet: Corps: U: S. Cadet Corps; President Class 1947- 48; Prophet ‘THE WuiTeE Cap; Superlative. 21 cas MaxinE LIVERMAN LuLa RutH MassENGILL Elizabeth City, N. C. Simithiields Nae Cr “The best way to get rid of a temptation is to “Yow ll always find her true and just, A girl whom yreld to wt.” all can love and trust.” U.S. Gadet” Corps; social” Committee U. S. Cadet Corps; Superlative. 1947-48; Feature Editor THe WuiTE Cap. : 22 Dentors Betty McNEILL ELIZABETH ANN MITCHELL fiberty, Ne GC! Canton, N. C. “Rather be small and cast a light than be tall “T love fool’s experiments. I am always making and cast a shadow.” them.” U. 8. Cadet Corps U. 8S. Cadet Corps; Poet Tne Wuirr Cap. OR 23 CHLOTS Myra Mott CAROLINE MYERS Raeitord, N- C; Waxhaw, N. C. ‘A girl to whom so much was given, so much of “A daughter of the Gods—divinely tall, and most earth, so much of heaven.” divinely fair.” U. 8. Cadet Corps; Treasurer Class 1945- UsSeCacemGoro: : 47; Vice-President Class 1947-48; Asst. Business Mer. ‘THE WHITE Cap. 24 OE CLARA PALMER MarIE SMITH LUckonyaiN Cr. leawalke Tabi, ING (Ge “Tama part of all that I have met.” “T like work—at fascinates me. I could sit and and stare at it for hours.” U. S. Cadet Corps; Secretary Class 1947- 48; Advertising Mgr. ‘(THE WHITE Cap; U. S. Cadet Corps. Superlative. 25 CULOTS WILMA FRANCES WADE OsstE WILSON _ Morehead City, N. C. Oxford Nee “One thing better than success is to be worthy of “Wisely and slowly—they stumble that run fast.” SUICOCS. aa U.S. Cadet Corps. U. 8. Cadet Corps; Chaplain of Class 1945-46; Testator THE WuirEe Cap; Super- lative. 26 Lal baetata ee Front row, left to right: Betty McNeill, Dorothy Dezern, Wilma Wade, Evelyn Livengood, Marie Smith, Clara Palmer, Ruth Massengill, Victoria Hatch, Bobbie Garner, Ossie Wilson, Kathleen Cooper. Back row, left to right: Rachel Bland, Peggy Dameron, Elizabeth Mitchell, Janice Pell, Myra Mott, Era Mae Camptell, Maxine Liverman, Caroline Myers, Helen Durham, Geralean Blackmon, Nadine Jobe. Pee Left to ohte hom pan Boyette, Dr. Joe Wilson, Dr. Frank Mann, chief; Dr. Gordon Reynolds, Dr. Durwood Stallings, Dr. Paul Gray, chief. Myreboll A cae 27 DORE IVAD cxdl —dethernack We, the Senior Class of 1948 of the Watts Hospital School of Nursing, Durham, North Carolina, being of sound mind and good character and knowing the vicissi- tudes of fortune and the certainty of our early departure from the regions of per- petual turmoil, do hereby make and declare this to be our Last Will and ‘Testament. The following persons we do declare to be the lawful and rightful heirs to the valuable property of which we have to dispose. Article I Section I: To Mrs. Bessie Perry Burgess, we express our appreciation for the many interests she has shown in us in every way. Section II: To Mrs. Eva Warren, we give our thanks for her untiring efforts to make us better all-round nurses. Section III: To Miss Ruby Bailey, we leave our love and gratitude for the wonder- ful patience she has shown and the help she has so cheerfully given us. Section IV: To the remaining members of the Educational Department and to the entire Watts Hospital Staff, we bestow our appreciation for their numerous attempts to give us a better education. Article II Section I: To the Branch Class, our incoming seniors, we bequeath our dignity to be used by them in the same unexampled manner in which we displayed it on all occasions. Section II: ‘To the Anderson Class, our ‘“‘Little Sisters,’ we express our sincere hopes that their dreams will come true and that ‘The Advantages of Nursing as a Career”? will be realized. Articles! Ll I, Janice Bell, do bequeath my intense love for hoop skirts to Pat Misner. I, Geralean Blackmon, do bequeath my Three Oaks and a Stump drawl to Sarah Dallas. I, Rachel Bland, do bequeath my title ‘‘Miss Watts Hospital’? to Willie Drum- mond. My never-ending patter of speech goes to Betty Kelly. I, Era Mae Campbell, do bequeath my title of ‘‘Flossie’? to Laverne Hackney. My love for Public Health, I wish to share with Martha Cooper. 28 I, Kathleen Cooper, do will my page-boy hair-do to Ruth Hollingsworth and my apple-polishing personality to Geneva Derden. I, Peggy Dameron, do bequeath my ability to edit THE Wuite Cap to Sarah Collier and Juanita Lee. My new horn-rimmed glasses I must keep for myself. I, Dorothy Dezern, do will my ability to get along on Ward D to Vernelle Cameron. I, Helen Durham, do give my athletic aptitudes to Pearl Garrison. I, Bobby Garner, do bequeath my will power to evade calories to Joyce McRae. I, Victoria Hatch, do leave all my ‘“‘Enthusiam” to Dorothy Sumrell. I, Nadine Jobe, do will my beautiful red hair and blushing face to Mary Nichols. I, Evelyn Livengood, do leave my love for entertaining dutch style to Josephine Scoggins. I, Maxine Liverman, do bequeath all my poise and charm to Mary Vestal. I, Betty McNeill, do leave to Mary Anderson my capacity for speed and my nick- name ‘“‘Pee Wee” in hopes that I might forever leave the latter behind. I, Elizabeth Mitchell, do bequeath my dancing ability to June King. I, Ruth Massengill, do will my professional attitude to Mildred Woods. I, Myra Mott, do leave my witticism and go to—attitude to Frances Rhodes. I, Caroline Myers, do bequeath my slowness to Josephine Branch. My wrinkled hose I will keep for myself. I, Clara Palmer, do will my big mouth to Pete Hunter. I, Marie Smith, do bequeath to Virginia Burns my never-ending love for men. I, Wilma Wade, do bequeath my ability to argue with Mrs. Warren to Faye Covington, and my excellent grades I will give to anyone who needs them. I, Ossie Wilson, do leave my sweater girl form to Willie Drummond. Article IV We do hereby appoint and instruct Mrs. Eva Warren and Mr. John Moulton as sole Executors for this our Last Will and Testament, to carry out the same; their decision as to any matter being final. ErA MAE CAMPBELL and WILMA WADE, T estators. 29 (Giese Prophecy Rush! Rush! Rush! Clang! Clang! Clang! It’s the same old N. Y.! How glad I’d be to see something from the South just once more! This I was thinking as looked up and saw the greatest surprise of my life. ‘Victoria Hatch starring in Found Week-end.”’ Victoria Hatch, I said to myself. It’s been 20 years since I’ve seen that name. She must be the same girl that was in training with me at Watts. I found my way to the stage door entrance and there I pleaded with the door-keeper to let me in when out walked Victoria. A fat, short, stocky lady with the same big brown sparkling eyes, whose hair was turning a little gray around the edges; yet one could tell at a glance it was the same Victoria. ‘Hello, Vickie,’ I shouted and at that exact moment she turned and I could tell from all facial expressions I had been recognized. “Well, well, if it isn’t my old friend, Nadine Jobe! What brings you to this part of the country? It has certainly been a long time since I last saw you. Come go back stage with me and let’s chat while I get ready for my next show.” We entered the dressing room and at once the conversation was going at full speed. ‘Tell me, Nadine, what have you been doing for the past 20 years, and what are you doing here in New York? “Well, my husband, Al, you remember, is now teaching religious education at Columbia University, so this has been my home for the past five years. We have five boys and one girl. ‘Now tell me, Victoria, what have you been doing for the past twenty years?” “Well, Nadine, after graduation, I felt that I had had my share of nursing, so de- cided to start out in vaudeville. It was a long and hard struggle from one town to another, and finally I landed on Br oadway. Ive been on Broadway for the past two years and as I am getting older, I plan to resign in the fall and return to Ayden to go into the grocery business with my sister.” “Tell me, Victoria, do you ever hear from any of our classmates?” “Yes, in my travels I have run across many of them. Just last week, I saw Janice Bell in Virginia, married with twelve children. She and her husband and the other dozen are running an old southern plantation, raising corn and cotton. ‘“Geralean Blackmon, the girl from Four Oaks is now doing general duty nursing in Dunn. She finally married the boy to whom she was engaged. Rachel Bland is still living in Durham. She and Carl recently moved to Forest Hills with their two children. “Era Mae Campbell, when last seen, was nailing a sign on a door, ‘Quarantine! Measles!’ She’s still doing Public Health nursing. “Kathleen Cooper is living in her home-town, Petersburg, Virginia, working in the Petersburg General Hospital Nursery. Kids seem to understand her better. “Peggy Dameron, after nursing for several years, finally studied journalism and is now editor of the Burlington Times. She acquired the desire for journalism whil. editor of THE WHITE Cap. “Dot Dezern, when last heard of, was head nurse of Pediatrics at Watts Hospital. She could never leave her Durham boy-friends. “Helen Durham was recently in New York representing North Carolina in the 30° rodeo at Madison Square Gardens. Following her graduation, she returned to Snow _ Camp, where after much confusion she and Bill Roach were married. I read in the paper just last week that one of the little Roaches will start on the rodeo next year. “Bobby Garner, my, she’s had it hard! Still following Bill around from town to town. They finally made up long enough to get married. “Evelyn Livengood, when last seen, was still on an eight-hundred-calorie-diet. After twenty years, still trying to lose weight! “Recently I read in the paper that Mac Liverman, charming lady of Elizabeth City, announced her plans for her sixth wedding. First for love, second for money, third for looks, fourth for good times, fifth for traveling, and now the sixth one is for security. “Ruth Massengill, when last heard of, had taken a job as nurse on the World’s largest passenger ship, a new ship which was recently christened The Cline. “Betty McNeill, better known as ‘Pee-Wee,’ wrote me a few days ago telling me she had been forced to give up nursing due to the fact that new modern hospital beds are being made a foot higher than the ones we were used to at Watts. She is now touring the country with Barnum and Bailey’s Circus as star in their new act, ‘The Flea and the Elephant,’ Betty, of course, being the flea. “By the way, remember Elizabeth Mitchell, the girl from the hills of Carolina? She’s now operating a dance school on Fifth Avenue. She teaches the Vaudeville dancers. ‘Three days a week, she has classes in how to charm men. “In a recent letter from Myra Mott, she gave me a review of the past twenty years. The first five were spent at Watts trying to get her room clean. Remember her room-mate’s shoes? ‘Took 2! years for the place to air. The past fifteen have been spent working in a chemical factory in Maryland trying to discover something to de-odorize shoes. “Caroline Myers recently finished a tour through all the states. On her way home from Watts, she fell asleep and when she awoke, much to her surprise the bus- man informed her that she was only ten miles from Waxhaw, having slept through a long period of time, during which she had made a thorough tour of all the states. ‘T just read the other day that Clara Palmer had received a medal from the Bell Telephone Company for receiving more telephone calls than any other lady in the United States for the past twenty years. ‘Two-thirds of these calls were received while at Watts. Wonder who owns the telephone booth of 2nd floor at the Hill House now? ‘“Marie Smith, when last seen, was still trying to catch a bus out of Durham. Upon inquiring at the bus terminal in 1948 which bus left for Pink Hill, she was told ‘Number 2010,’ and she’s still waiting at the bus terminal as only 2000 buses have passed.”’ ‘“Wilma Wade, remember, although her plans for being a Public Health Nurse were diminished by a great love, is now quite happy with her husband, and four children. They live in Greensboro. “Ossie Wilson, who was taught how to charm men by E. Mitchell is now the mother of six children. She and her husband and the other half-dozen are operating a chicken farm out from Oxford. Ossie takes care of all the sick biddies. “Well, Nadine, it’s almost time for curtain call, so I must be on my way.” “Gee, Vickie, you'll never know what a pleasant surprise this has been—being together again, and hearing all about our classmates.” “Ves, Nadine, to me it seems like a dream.” . i NADINE JOBE VictoriA HATCH Class Prophets 31 Annie Watts Hill Home Ss tial ieee msgermnnsocontaeait ER EN SO x aaah me Mary Wyche Home HOUSE MOTHERS Mrs. VIRGINIA PATTON Mrs. Luta BEATIE Mrs. Lesstz TERRELL 32 yr lor aM sta Bell Class Snapshots ad Capping of the marek (Gime THE He wore a crown of thorns that I Might wear a crown of light, And so in deep humility Ill wear this cap of white. I'll walk in quiet confidence, Befitting one who knows The path He trod once long ago, The way a Christian goes. CAPPING And as I minister to those Who need His healing touch, I?ll serve them in the name of Him, Who gave for me—so much. And somehow may His light shine forth Through me from day to day, That those entrusted to my care Will find the living Way. For Him who wore a crown of thorns I’ll wear this cap of white, That when He calls Pll worthy be To wear a crown of light. ALICE HANSCHE MORTENSON “34 ntcoducing ee Gi of ‘49 PEE TRE CEL TID ey ore tec) Se oath bene ta ree eee eee ee Ne thee ne Presta ene See TOR STL) AE yA Se ee eee nae a ee aan een VICE EV estaene IVER ROAR RTEELIC He nen Cee arenas Se Ri rer ent, nt ae mene reer OCCLCLaLY EEN EY CA MEE ON Sm a oe ee, aL ney ae A aera heat LT CUSUT en 35 War Lor (Es JOSEPHINE BRANCH Raleigh, N. C. SARAH COLLIER Garner, N. C. LAVERNE HACKNEY Durham, N. C. VIRGINIA BURNS Hickory, N. C. MARTHA COOPER Wilmington, N. C MARTHA HESTER Roxboro, N. C. 36 VERNELLE CAMERON Jonesboro, N. C. SARA DALLAS Nathalie, Va. MARGARET HIGH DurhanawNeGr Harriett HINcE Charlotte, N. C. Joyce McRarE Hopewell, Va. FRANCES RHODES Lenoir, N. CG. Betty KELLY Jonesboro, N. C. Patricia MIsNER Raleigh, N. C. JOSEPHINE SCOGGINS Durham, N. C. 37 Juanita LEE Raleigh, N. C. Mary NICHOLS Durham, N. C. DorotTHy SUMRELL Greenville, N. C. ( UNLOT Mae eee eee Miss JUANITA LEE Raleigh, N. C. 38 Snapshots... ranch Class B 39 vipena on wlresiadent EEO s: ou serene EOE sscpeemuncento nee iOS WiLuie DRUMMOND ..... Vice-President ARRISON . G GGY MoorREHEAD 4 PEARL PE June Kina pat tage smcereiary La ee ee lL reasurer 40 lon AWnyn Mary ANDERSON MrriAM ANDERSON RosA BREWER CATHERINE BRIDGERS Apex, N: C, Wilmington, N. C. Wilmington, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C. JEAN CAsEY JuLiA CLARKE MILDRED COLE FAYE CovINGTON Mt. Olive, N. C. Kenbridge, Va. Jerome, Idaho Danville, Va. GENEVA DERDEN WILLig DRUMMOND PEARL GARRISON CARENE GOODWIN Durham, N. C. _._. Amherst, Va. Burlington, N. C. Hillsboro, N. C. LEA GRAVES FRANCES GURLEY Danville, Va. Rocky Mount, N. C. 41 cCeSH MICH — JOSEPHINE HOLLEMON Wilmington, N. C. JuNnE Kinc Camp Lejeune, N.C. YVONNE PICKARD Durham, N. C. RutuH Houiincsworta Wilmington, N. C. Marie LAWRENCE Durham, N. C. MARILYN SEEBER Burlington, N. C. Marjorie WHALEY Elizabeth City, N. C. 42 CATHERINE HUNTER JOAN JORDAN Bluefield, W. Va. Fayetteville, N. C. PrEGGy MoorEHEAD Albemarle, N. C. CATHERINE LEGwWIN Wilmington, N. C. ARLEE WALLACE Princeton, W. Va. Mary VESTAL Mt. Vernon Springs, N.C; MILDRED Woops Durham, N, C. Anderson Class Snapshots. . . 43 Tht CAN ee Prayer Keep us, O God, from pettiness: Let us be large in thought, in word, in deed. Let us be done with fault-finding, And leave off self-seeking. May we put away all pretense and meet each other face to face—without self-pity and without prejudice. May we never be hasty in judgment and always generous. Let us take time for all things: Make us to grow calm, serene, gentle. Teach us to put into action our better impulses, straightforward and unafraid. Grant that we may realize it is the little things that create differences; that in the big things of life we are as one. And may we strive to touch and to know the great, common human heart of us all, and, O Lord God, let us forget not to be kind. Mary STEWART 44 re aught ne Mrs. Eva WoosLEY WARREN R.N., A.B. Director Education Dept. Rusy BAILEY BILLIE PLACEY RutH HAVENS R.N. Bio. RN: R.N. 45 if commawal oe Wi ere seven eee: RRIIE NURSING ARTS CLASSROOM CHEMISTRY LABORATORY DIETARY LABORATORY 46 MRS. WARREN Instructor's Office GENERAL CLASSROOM “OSCAR” Anatomy Classroom 47 | i | pel thers HELEN DuRHAM Manager une for May Nan PoweELi Captain BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Juanita Lee, Pear Garrison, Faye Covington, Catherine Hunter, Willie Drummond. Front row: Helen Dur- ham and Nan Powell : be WPe Cap Staff ornnaecsinis panei Seated, left to right: Dorothy Dezern, Victoria Hatch, and Wilma Wade. Standing, left to right: Maxine Liverman, Clara Palmer, Catherine LeGwin, Myra Mott, LaVerne Hackney, Juanita Lee, and Nadine Jobe. Percy) arm cr Orie tar ances etaterteire ferro hes Paina cette tarde ey ree Editor Rigchelt lance eta ee ee aie ee so er ais ites ete te eae Assistant Editor BabDicn Carn Cr Me eas Wee cee ee tt eae Business Manager G@laratPalieron a tae cat er Nate oats Se cate tae e _. Advertising Manager Me ea ee eee Faculty Adviser I Bicceh ale Wiehe Sake UREAING GaN a od ae ica hoe © 49 eS, hs SOCIAL COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Dorothy Dezern, Mrs. Mary Klosterman, Maxine Liverman. Standing, left to reght: Sarah Collier, Miriam Anderson, June King, Juanita Lee. SOCIAL CALENDAR Septemberen sae eae eee Bridge and Bingo, as well as a tea for new Students October rie feiss. Rie ety on say rae aH ace ede Ra Halloween Dance November ¢ 3200.0 tegenerac tos Grae nope cae eee es Ph eae ae Thanksgiving Dance Decermiberise, sain ita. ieee dic ai ates 6 CRN RN se ae ie Christmas Party January ef wards Se LT Ate ae Serta eget cee 1m eee New Year Dance February es cok sita to bs ay Ree eee cee ice eee ee Valentine Masquerade March sae teats ves te acy od cues Siri as eM tae ERMC noe MOON tie Tea A DY TGR RR coat eM Syst cs ahs Aen ee st ac OA ae ie: i ate Easter Formal IME ayes Pp ante te Rice, Mererg io! gages ve ae Commencement Week, Senior Dance UTC ete. ibang ehh ok esha enn Me OW 9k UR eng Ae le ea 7] A Oe Bridge and Bingo PUL YS Bia sees Oe tye il ancien ete ee Summer Festival and Bridge Gatherings AUIZUBE ccritaiednGsate sitar’, 428 bieigheart euaine.e geal cae eee a a oe wage Ota ee Outdoor Parties 50 ee for alll! at Mmas SINGING CAROLS Sebo beNIGhIeBEFORE CHRISTMAS” CHRISTMAS GIFTS 51 Yances, Hiv Ak arcties Pact Les, CALLING FOR A DATE CABIN PARTY VALENTINE QUEEN AND COURT QUEEN SARAH DALLAS VERNELLE CAMERON AND RACHEL’ BLAND, ATTENDANTS 52 a) eparlin eu ls Departments! Departments! They create resentments. At the busiest time of day They want the patient right away— To B.M.R. for metabolism To Physio-Therapy for rheumatism; X-Ray for G.I. Series, O.R. for appendectomies, To E.K.G. for the heart rate, A specimen to the Lab. before it’s too late, To the Blood Bank for the blood so red, Rush to the morgue with a patient that’s dead; The admitting office sends patients by the dozen, ihe kitchen serves coffee that’s nearly frozen; Off duty:at last with rest in sight— D.R. calls and you’re up all night. It all seems so confusing— You simply can’t win for losing! By Peccy DAMERON 53 54 ADMITTING OFFICE Sally Vaughn, R.N. (Pic- tured), Lois McGranahan, R.N., George S. Stubbins, Ry K. Lipperd. X-RAY DEPARTMENT BUSINESS OFFICE BLOOD BANK SS LABORATORY WARD D 55 OPERATING ROOM j i : t : ; : DELIVERY ROOM NURSERY PHARMACY 56 Ea ee SA NINT ES ‘The lady who sees all, tells nothing, and who has brought luck to us all.”’ Annie has become a tradition to the students. She has been handed down from year to year since 1943 to two girls in the senior class by two out- going seniors. This year ‘“‘Annie”’ is being passed on to Betty Kelly and Sarah Dallas, two girls who have proved themselves to be worthy of the honor, by Dorothy Dezern and Peggy Dameron. Previous holders have been: 1943 Miss Connell 1944 Miss Dot Smith 1945 Miss Dot Vaught and Miss Betty Sentz 1946 Miss Nell Mason and Miss Edna Wilson 1947. Miss Norma Elkins and Miss Mary Brown 1948 Miss Dot Dezern and Miss Peggy Dameron Pass her on——-— o7 SV biss Wh tts espital of ‘A8 MISS RACHEL BLAND 58 uperlatives MISS RUTH MASSENGILL . . . Most Professional 59 — Superlatives MISS NADINE JOBE Most Versatile MISS WILMA WADE Most Intellectual 60 uperlalives MISS PEGGY DAMERON Most Popular oe scene MISS CLARA PALMER Cutest 61 Superlatives MISS HELEN DURHAM Most Athletic 62 MISS VIGTORIASHAWCH Most Original i widen lives l MISS RACHEL BLAND ... Most Attractive 63 nd so we bid you Goodbye .. . With diploma in hand, we take our leave and wish each and every student that follows us the success for which she aims. THE CLAss oF 748 64 Chol s tugel in Disguise By JosepH P. KirFeR The World may view her as a glamour girl, This charming nurse, arrayed in spotless white. And yet, her inner beauty, like the pearl, Lies humbly hidden, far from human sight. There is no glamour in the broken lives, That lean upon the nurse for strength and aid; No glamour in the surgeon’s bloody knives, Which halt disease in bodies God has made. Each mortal ill to which mankind is heir Is hers to witness and to bring relief. The dying find sweet solace in her prayer, While broken hearts find comfort in their grief. Upon the battlefields in distant lands Her smile brings sunshine to our fighting men. She binds their gaping wounds with skillful hands, And guides them on their way to health again. There is no glamour there amid the fray, No rest from warfare’s cruel and bloody sights. Without reward she wends her weary way Along the ghastly scenes of endless nights. The crash of bombs, the rain of screaming shells, Do not strike terror in her brave young heart. Amid the horrors of a thousand hells She nobly stands . . . God’s angel set apart. Dear nurse! No service cross may grace your breast, About your neck no medals may be hung. To you no public praise will be addressed, No epic of your actions will be sung. In room and ward, upon the battlefield, You labor on, unmindful of the cost. Who can recount the bodies you have healed? Or name the souls you helped from being lost? The world may soon forget. But One above Will always know each tiny hidden deed That you perform, through charity and love, For His poor children in their hour of need. So work and pray until earth’s day is done. A life of love and mercy never dies! The seeds of kindness, planted one by one, Will bloom eternally in paradise. Beyond the silent tomb and mournful sod The souls you served will some day realize That you, who walk the streets of heaven with God, Once walked the wards . . . an angel in disguise! 65 am) 5 ypreciation To THE business firms and Doctors who so kindly subscribed to fill the following pages we offer our sincere appreciation. And to our readers we offer the suggestion that they patronize these people who have proven, so substantially, their interest in our institution. CLARA PALMER Adv. Manager Compliments of AMBULANCE SERVICE 1800 Angier Avenue Phone F-129 Durham, North Carolina Plowerton Bryan Co. HOME FOR FUNER ACS Richard T. Howerton Winston E. Montgomery 1005 West Main Street Durham, North Carolina The Home of The Blue Packard Ambulance Dial L-977 The friends of Howerton-Bryan Company are now offered the added facilities of a 75-car parking lot at the rear of the funeral home. Compliments of PORTERFIELD’S HARDWARE COMPANY =v INCORPORATED SPORTING GOODS Telephone F-6111 P.O. Box 765 BICYCLES AND TOYS =a “PLAYTHINGS” B. C. Woodall Co. Established 1894. Hardware, Paint and Wholesale and Retail Mill Supplies 316 Holland Street 322 North Mangum Street PHONE J-6451 DURHAM, N. C. Compliments of UNIVERSITY B. B. DRUG CO. MOTORS, Inc. Peaeacerteantioran DODGE-PLYMOUTH 1099 West Chapel Hill Street Sales and Service Phone 7-5132 Durham, N. C. 806 West Main Street DURHAM, N. C. Service Phone L-0171 Office Phone L-4341 lk le al) AA 2 Air Conditioned Funeral Chapel AMBULANCE SERVICE 1113 W. Main Street DIAL N-147 Sawyer Moore INCORPORATED 1014. West Main Street DuruaM, N. C. PHOTOGRAPHIC and STATIONERY SUPPLIES COSMETICS : TOILETRIES CANDIES : TOBACCOS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS HOTRore. « Personal Flower Service Call L-965 DuVal Hackett ¥ FLORIST 117 North Mangum Street DuruaM, N. C. Compliments of STEWART'S Distinctive Apparel for Women 206 West Main Street DURHAM, N. C. SEE IT-HEAR IT Now at O’BRIANT’S MUSIC STORE BEST WISHES GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 WM. MUIRHEAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Incorporated Contractors and Engineers DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of MACK’S FURNITURE CO. The Home of Nationally Advertised Home Furnishings 207-9 Morgan Street PHONE L-4961 Directly Behind U. S. Post Office Compliments POOLE’S FROZEN FOODS Distributors of FROZEN Ready-to Bake 7 PIES + CAKES - ROLLS - COOKIES 1000 West Main Street DURHAM, N. C. EFIRD’S Department Store Your Store for NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE For All the Family DEPARTMENT STORE DURHAM, N.C. Congratulations and Best Wishes H. W. DODSON’S Esso Service Broad Street and Club Boulevard PHONE X-5586 DURHAM, N. C. Best Wishes from DENNIS MOTOR SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS WRECKER SERVICE 2833 Hillsboro Road PHONE X-2256 DurHAM, NorTH CAROLINA PHONE X-6696 Compliments from DAILEY’S, Inc. HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES PAINTS 734 Ninth Street DurHAM, NorTH CAROLINA Compliments BROAD STREET DRUG COMPANY 1139 Broad Street DurHAM, NorTH CAROLINA MORRIS. GULF SERVICE Corner Main and Gregson Streets Compliments of SILVERS 5c to $1.00 Main and Parrish Streets UNUSUAL VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 from the Durham Morning Herald and THE DURHAM SUN Complete Newspaper Service WDNC at 620 kilocycles and WDNC-FM at 105.1 megacycles are the Radio Services of THE HERALD-SUN PAPERS 4 Marks the Spot where you find Il, a a is =]. al Sere | a ae af Fe - ; what you want [he Store of Specialized Shops GANN HOSIERY MILLS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF HOSIERY FOR MEN : BOYS : GIRLS P. O. BOX 1967 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA = Durham’s Best Store Since 1886 Headquarters for Bob Evans, Paul Jones and White Swan Uniforms... 45 Years of Successful Service “YOUR BANK . . for Today and Tomorrow” EST. 1903 «“yH MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Apex Cooleemee Creedmoor Durham Hillsboro Mebane Wake Forest How Do YOU Measure A Store? .. . Not by square feet, or number of floors or the brick and stone and steel in the store .. . but by the depth of courtesy, the broadness of hospitality, and the circumference of service. Shop at the BELK-LEGGETT COMPANY and you shop with confidence. DBolh- LE OSL (0. “ DURHAM'S SHOPPING CENTER CLAUDE M. MAY Painting, Papering and Decorating 105 West Chapel Hill Street Telephone L-0381 Durham, North Carolina STEPHENSON- WILSON, Inc. “PONTIAC Sales and Service CompPLETE Bopy SHop Bear WHEEL ALIGNMENT Beam WHEEL BALANCING Allen Motor Analyzing 823 Morgan Street Phone R-188 DuruaM, N. C. DURHAM HUDSON CORPORATION Hudson Motor Cars Corner Morgan and Gregson Sts. TELEPHONE J-3001 DuruaM, N. C. Compliments of PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N. C., INC. se The Gas Co. se 310 East Main Street DuruHaM, N. C. THE OWL 1113 Broad Street SODA : SUNDRIES BEER The Owl Record Shop First With the Hits Popular and Classical Roscoe-Griffin Shoe Stores The Home of Good Shoes See Us for Your NURSING OXFORDS Compliments of Central Service Sales Co. West Main at Watts Morgan DuruaM, N. C. SHER’S SHOE SHOP 345 West Main Street DuruHam, N. C. For Those Who Want the Best Compliments of Barringer-Whitfield Furniture Store Duruam, N. C. Delicious and N . Refreshing , Company, Inc. “Ice Cream Specialists” FAST FROZEN “BLUE RIBBON” ICE CREAM “Today It’s Thrifty to Buy Quality” Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Co. DuruaM, N. C. BLocKs PuNCcH Fancy Ices SHERBETS PHONE L-963 Durham Ice Cream MOA ee AND SERVICE The Home Security Way is Washing : Polishing Lubrication Gulf Tires : Batteries Home Security LIFE INSURANCE CO’ — DurHAam, NorTH CAROLINA Hillsboro Road and Ninth Street Bascom Baynes, President George Watts Hill, Chmn. of the Board PHONE X-1204 Durham, N. C. Plan the Years Ahead WEST’S SALES A. L. Caldwell —R. N. Barringer WEST DURHAM Compliments of EAR Hotel Malbourne and Roofing - Hardware - Paints Plaster - Cement Coffee Shoppe Johns-Manville and Masonite Products “One-Stop” Builders’ Service Office and Display Rooms 3109 Hillsboro Rd. Corner Main and Roxboro Sts. Durham, N. C. Phone X-1221 Johnson Motor We Welcome C Accounts. from all Watts Ompany, nc. Hospital people. Use our THRIFTICHECK check- Authorized ing account service. Your name BU ICK printed on each check. Sales and Service The Fidelity Bank West Durham Branch at corner Ninth and Perry Streets is WACIRAR ENE REA Convenient to Watts Hospital. PHONES L-1841 : J-1491 YOUR ‘== Shere’s a future? BROADWAY'S FOOD | MARKET Alexander Motor CENT Ts = 106 Morri Company qi 1135-37 Broad sd Street DEALER 330 East Main Street DURHAM, N. C. COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Pr Dur ham, North en rotina Main and Corcoran Streets Sandwiches : Cakes Pastries : Breads 5903-05 Morgan St. —_— Dial L-6031 1115 Broad St. Dial X-5249 ante FUNERAL HOMES Association Trust Building Chapel Hill, N. C. Dunwam, NortH CAROLINA Phone 8731 Hillsboro, N. C. Phone 3161 Win, WW, Simmer President Nee Gan GARI RO Nee Vice-President CiLaupe Currir, Executive Vice-President Mebane, N. C. Phone 3761 WW, IP, SMM a= Secretary-Treasurer SECURITY Building and Loan WALKER Savings and Home Financing Compliments of Compliments of CONNELLY’S JEWELRY STORE — Compliments of Huntley-Stockton-Hill Furniture Store DURHAM NSG Main Street Weldon’s Jewelry Store DurHam, NortH CAROLINA DURHAM, N. C. Best Wishes from COLEMAN | DRUG CO. DURHAM, N. C. Compliments of CENTER CAROLINA RIALTO THEATRES Compliments of BROCK MOTOR COMPANY DURHAM, N. C. Compliments of HOSPITAL CARE ASSOCIATION DURHAM, N. C. Upon Your Graduation The admiration of all Durham goes forth to you graduation members of the Watts Hospital Nursing School. Please accept our con- gratulations. We know little of the hardships which test an aspirant to your goal, but the patience, kind- ness and devotion shown by your profession is an inspiration to all. Duke Power Company A. C. STEPHENSON PUMP TANK SERVICE 2306 KNOX STREET DIAL X-1116 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA We Install Any Size Tanks for Gas or Oil GENERAL UPKEEP AND REPAIRS TO SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT Work Guaranteed WE ARE INTERESTED IN YOUR BUSINESS Ss eS ee ee MORGAN Compliments MOTORS Inc. ae DURHAM PACKARD Ask the Man Who DRUG CO. Owns One PHONE X-1209 Hillsboro Road DurHam, Nortu Caro.ina DURHAM, N. C. 330 WEST MAIN STREET Compliments of C bi R | S T A N DURHAM PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Office Service Established 1904 Shaw-Walker Fire Files Steel Furniture and Equipment osture Chairs Wood Furniture Genuine Engraving PRINTERS and ENGRAVERS Greeting Cards Social Stationery Carbon Papers - Ribbons - Binders Files - Folders - Indexes Rubber Stamps Telephone R-781 105 West Parrish Street Telephone L-919 DURHAM, N. G DurHam, NorTH CAROLINA 124. West Parrish Street Lin satished because its Chesterfield” reef ar INDEPENDENT ARTISTS’ NEW PICTURE “THE VELVET TOUCH” AN RKO RADLO RELEASE WHI... 1 smoke Uhe sterield ( FROM A SERIES OF STATEMENTS BY PROMINENT TOBACCO FARMERS ) Liggett Myers buy. top quality cigarette tobacco nobody will average and pay top prices for tl.- paying more than they do, year in and year out. I’ve been smoking Chesterfields ever since I’ve been smoking. I just like sume?) .. . they have real tobacco flavor. plume ple FARMER — DANVILLE, VA. % Copyright 1948, Liccett Myers Tosacco Co. DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY MILL SUPPLIES : MACHINERY PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES ERIE CITY HIGH PRESSURE BOILERS COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC STOKERS MYERS HOME WATER SYSTEMS CONSULT US FOR YOUR NEEDS 112 South Duke Street DURHAM, N. C. EVERYTHING FOR THE PHYSICIAN X-RAYS, FLUOROSCOPES Fischerquartz____ eres ee Ultra Violet Lamps Fischertherm____-_-__- eee orts Wave iecliel slic mmeeee ee teeters ee Ala A. Galvanic and Sinuosoidal Fischer Pedasine-____- pees! Cotelviachine Fischer Epiletor______-_-____-______-Thermolysis and Electrolysis Fischer Rhythmic Normalizer______-_-. Rhythmic and Electrical Massage WEISMAN GYNOGRAPH AND GYNOGAUGE For Diagnosis and Treatment of Female Sterility INSTRUMENTS: :) STERILIZERS WOOD and METAL FURNITURE : SUPPLIES ;: AMPOULES, ETC. Machines For Rent on Doctors’ Prescription Trade Ins Allowed DURHAM SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY 21314 W. Main Street Phone L-3441 Durham, N. C. FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerators : Ranges : Freezers MAYTAG Washers : Ironers : Freezers HOOVER Cleaners : Irons : Motors “Authorized Sales and Service” MONTGOMERY ALDRIDGE PHONE R-185 DurHAM, NorTH CAROLINA BUTLER’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Durham’s Oldest and Best 205 North Main Street Compliments of Freedman’s Dept. Store Five Points DURHAM, N. C. Everlasting Beauty... with style and quality are the outstand- ing features of our entire collection of Dresses, Suits, and Coats. Get acquainted with our friendliness and become an- other satisfied customer. Use Our Convenient Lay-away Plan ashion LADIES OUTFITTERS DURHAM, N C. Once in a Blue Moon A real opportunity comes your Compliments way! Now is your opportunity to enjoy the utmost in expert of beauty care at Moon’s ultra mod- ern Beauty Salon, featuring the E C K Re D 4 S Famous Rilling Kooler Wave. i DRUG CO. Moon’s Beauty Salon Sta. 1131 Broad Street (Near Corner of Club Boulevard and Broad Street) 122 West Main Street For Appointments DIAL X-1262 Compliments of LEWIS CAFE Compliments Compliments of of HOSPITAL PHARMACY A FRIEND On Corner ———————————————— ee eaaaeasS=S=SaaeaSaSSS80OQO O“ DO Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1948 We Appreciate Your Patronage and Will Be Proud to Serve You Always The House of Fashion and Style Center of Durham, North Carolina a eo ye Oy, e ® NATIONS gut Yes, teachers are vitally important to you, and to every good citizen— yet today, as you well know, there are far from enough fully qualified teachers in our schools. What can you do to help solve the serious school-teacher shortage? YOU CAN DO THIS! First: Check up on educational conditions in your local schools. Second: Work with civic groups and school boards seeking to improve teachers’ working and living conditions. 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