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

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Mroloque “All the World's a Stage and All the fen and omen Merely Players. Thep Have Their Exits and Their Entrances: and ne Man in His Times Plays Many Parts... .”’ —WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players: Our stage for the past three years has had it’s setting here at Watts, and during these three years we have played many parts having our entrances and now our exit. Sharing our laughter and our tears, our hopes and our Green) cs, we have shared the fullness of each day,:of each year. We pause on our stage before the final curtain—We pause to renew briefly each scene that has a place in our hearts;... The 6 A.M. alarm, the dining hall line, the mail call, as each of us have known it, the social activities, the love and laughter, the patients with their trust, the doctors with their understanding and help, the coke parties and the fun, the 10:30 bell, and even the time of our 2:30 to 1l1,—as we pause this could not be omitted, —The on-call buzzer—Boy ?—Girl’—Cholecystectomy? All these things are brought to our mind and to our hearts before the final curtain. We have found happiness, joy, and a better understanding. We are ready for our exit, to have our encore at the end of our new drama. THE Epiror

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Dedication He is as Full of Walour as of Kindness Act 4, Kinc Henry, V—W. SHAKESPEARE DR. HUNTERSSWEANEY For his kindness, his understanding, his patience and his thoughtfulness, we, the senior class of Watts Hospital, dedicate this the 1953 White Cap.

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Every Show Must Have Jts Producers, Mr. SAMPLE ForBus Mr. Joun Mouton Director of hospital Asst. Director of hospital Mrs. BEssIE PERRY BURGESS Miss Mary Apa Watts Supt. of Nurses Asst. Supt. of Nurses ®Our Producers...