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

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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

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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

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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