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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

a ers PRESENTED BY HE SENIOR CLASS WATTS HOSPITAL DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Watts School of Nursing Library, D.C.H.C. Soe ss Be SOR Si: 2 : RR Sia i BOE WHITE CAP JOAN REINHARDT BETTY MAGILL - Editors GAY Esai CK Icigme = 2 5 sees res Business Manager A MESSAGE FROM THE WHITE CAP STAFF In this edition of the White Cap we are trying to present a book that will be somewhat different. We hope you will like it. Even though the form may be different the content of the book is still a summary of our three wonderful years at Watts. It is full of our friends, hopes, ideals, our love for nursing, and above all the memories, both happy and sad, that we have collected. With tears in our eyes and hope in our hearts we say “So Long” but not “Good By” to the place that has sheltered us for three years, to our incomparable friends, and to all those who have helped to guide us toward the nearing day of graduation. Joan Reinhardt, Editor ERMA HILL NANCYE MATTHEWS GAYLE PICKETT Prose Editor Art Editor Business Manager JOAN REINHARDT BETSY MAGILL Editor Co-Editor THE 1955 WHITE CAP STAFF SARA BOONE ADA EVANS JEAN DEYVAULT , Assistant Business Manager Photography Editor Assistant Photography Editor DEDICATION MRS. ELEANOR MALLARD MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS With patient guidance they have directed us along the path toward the attainment of our goal of becoming a professional nurse. Their sympathy, loyalty, understanding, and kindliness will ever remain fresh in our hearts. It is with a sense of admiration and gratitude that we affec- tionately dedicate the 1955 White Cap to MRS. ELEANOR MALLARD and MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS. ADMINISTRATION MR. SAMPLE FORBUS MR. JOHN MOULTON Director of Hospital Assistant Director of Hospital MRS. BESSIE BURGESS MRS. MARY DUNN Superintendent of Nurses Assistant Superintendent of Nurses FACULTY MISS MARIE OSTERMAN Educational Director MRS. RUBY PIERCE MRS. MARGARET HOWARD MISS BETTY BAISE MISS EMMA CHAFFIN MRS. HINSON MRS. RIGSBEE First row: Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Pace, Mrs. Briggs. Second row: Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Mallard. Third row: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Bass, Miss Jones. =o o's Cec i) ANE On wn H E A D N U R S E MISS GLASSCOE Clinical Instructor of O. R. MISS CARDEN Head of O. R. MISS MATHEWS MRS. WATKINS MRS. WORSHAM MRS. CARRUTHERS MRS. HELMS MISS WILDER MISS BLACKWOOD MRS. DOLLAR MRS. BERRY MISS WILLIAMS MISS BOSTICK Assistant Head OOBR: STAFF DOCTORS First row: Dr. Sherrill, Dr. Davidson, Dr. Littlefield, Dr. Davis, Dr. Bugg. Second row: Dr. Cheek, Dr. Glasson, Dr. Sweaney, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Harris. Third row: Dr. Roberson, Dr. Schiebel, Dr. Bradsher, Dr. Nichols, Dr. Easley. Fourth row: Dr. Pearse, Dr. Graham, Dr. Cekada, Dr. Powell, Dr. Jones. STAFF DOCTORS First row: Dr. Baum, Dr. Crane, Dr. McCracken, Dr. Manning, Dr. Taylor. Second row: Dr. Boone, Dr. Gunter, Dr. McKee, Dr. Hughes, Dr. Watson. Third row: Dr. London, Dr. Webb, Dr. Skinner, Dr. Smith, Dr. Adkins. Fourth row: Dr. Bowles, Dr. Podger, Dr. Goudge, Dr. Coppridge. INTERNS AND RESIDENTS First row: Dr. Micholson, Dr. Mabe, Dr. Barnhill. Second row: Dr. Guerreo, Dr. Lee, Dr. Golby. Left to right: Dr. Vasquez, Dr. Garza, Dr. Guerreo. THE WATTS HOSPITAL ANESTHESIA DEPARTMENT EVELYN AULD MRS Head WELLS MRS MISS GRUBB MISS MANNING MISS MURPHY MISS FARMER MRS. ZAMBAS. MRS. GORDON MISS PEARCE MISS NICHOLS MISS SKENE ES PIR ee pen sat om 2 ke ee ee Our first day and our first picture together? REMEMBER ? We were welcomed to Durham? Our first carolling through the hospital? Anatomy? Remember our preclinical year? ee Ke Nursing Arts? Our first medications? The diet kitchen? Our hard study in library? the ee PLE ie ee ere i The “O. R.”? Remember our junior year? ‘ ON Those sweet babies in the nursery? Those hurried times on wards A, B, and O? The formula lab ior year? Remember our sen iatrics? Ped The people we will never forget? Remember these scenes? Steen OUR IZZY MA BEATTIE THE LUNCH LINE REMEMBER BEULAH ? THE WATTS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING INSTRUCTORS Left to right: Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Alford, Head, Miss Webb, Mrs. Hackett. ENIOR OFFICERS GAYLE PICKETT SHIRLEY CRAIG ADA EVANS _ SARA BOONE Secretary Historian CLASS MOTTO: “He who aims below the stars aims too low.” CLASS COLORS: Brown and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Talisman Rose Class Advisor MRS. RUBY PIERCE Peg PEGGY BERRY “The reason | never reach the top is because | can’t sit down and slide uphill.’” TINA BAILEY Tina ““My appetite comes to me while eating.” ie oe JANE BARGER Janie “| was shipwrecked before | got aboard.”’ A o Ss Dic . Or 8 eo. x - Sw fon) oo a x OZ ee moet ® 7) ae se Ome oO 36 — Se 5 ao hes os 5 nn = « fe @Q @ 7 Gy = 36) {fs aS oe Margarette of MARGARET BLALOCK “A merry heart goes all the day.” SARA BOONE Sadie Se tl... I’ve heard it’s a great step to knowledge.” SU SS ignoran “14m a JEAN BUTLER Jean “People who make no noise are dangerous.” SHIRLEY CRAIG Shirl “There is no pillow as soft as a clear conscience.” THELMA COOK Cookie “Patience is the best remedy for every trouble.” JEAN DEYVAULT Liberace “It is only when the dark comes down that the stars shine.’’ EMILY DURHAM Em “A good girl does good merely by living.”” ADA EVANS Ada “Love-scented girls are always sweet smelling.” JANIE FEATHERSTONE Feathers “Let what comes, come; it’s coming anyway.” Jo ANN FRAZIER Big Bing 4 “Time wasted is used life.’ Betty Lou GILES Giles “The first hour of the morning is the rudder of the day.” JEANETTE HALL Hall “The day is lost, if one has not laughed.” ROSELLA HEFNER Rosie “Wit is necessary to a _ clever talker; intelligence is enough for a good listener.’ DELORES HICKS Dee “By work one knows the workman.” ERMA HILL “Er-r-ma”’ “With me, a change of trouble is as good as a vacation.” ELIZABETH KENNEDY Betsy “1 have often regretted my speech, never my silence.” Doris LATTA Lat “Why nurse when there’s a man’s heart to win?” Joyce LEwis Joyce ‘It is better to be nobly remembered than nobly born.” Lois LINER Leiner “Corridors, corridors, my feet are killing me!” BETTY JOHN MAGILL Betsy Maggot “It takes you to make an argument.” NANCYE MATHEWS Eye-Balls Bones “Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad.” Joyce McLamsB Joyce “Only the pure in heart can make a good soup.” HELEN MOHLER Helum “Not everyone can do great things, but every- one can do small things in a great way.” ANNA NUNALEE Nun “V1 grow up—someday!”’ Betty NICHOLS Nick “Sure | study—mischief!”’ GAYLE PICKETT Florence “Without going you can get nowhere.” WILVERLEN PLEASANT Willie “Roll on, world—I’m coming.” GRETA JEAN POWELL Doc “Silence is one of the witnesses of the wise—I guess I’m not very wise.’ ESTELLE RAY Estbutt Miss Way “Did someone say; Hava Tampa?” JOAN REINHARDT Tiddy-Bi “leave Silence to the Saints—l’m human.” Joanie ROSA BELLE STEVENS MANGUM Rosie “1 have all | want—my Earl.” IRIS SIMMONS Granny part of her time with should pass “BK girl laughter.” ALICE LEE TINGEN Lanie “There is no more delightful place like home.” PEGGY WEBSTER Peg “How you do?” JEWEL WILLIAMSON Hill-billy “Gratitude is the memory of the heart.” SYLVIA WINSTEAD Queenie “Better to wear out than to rust out ” CO ee FRANCES YOUNG Blossom A donit dare think |) = Ilieget into trouble.” MASCOTS MASTER VANCE SINGLETARY MISS LEE CLAYTON Not pictured ANNE ADAMS THE PROPHECY September 1, 1965! Only 10 years ago we were graduating tonight. Now here we are together again at our class reunion. Hasn‘t the living room changed with all the new deco rations? Hardly looks like the same Hill House. There are Mrs. Beattie and Mrs. Patton—Mrs. Beattie is hustling around as usual telling about the “rules.” Five of our 41 were unable to be here today. Only last night Jean Kay and “Red” became the proud parents of a third red-headed son—just think 91 2 pounds! Jean Butler finally got her doctor, they are traveling in Europe this Fall. She is still on the go. On the other side of the world, Nancye and Frances are stationed in Honolulu. Helen Mohler was able to use that Disaster Nursing after all. She is the first woman civil defense director of the United States. There’s Margaret, Tina, Shirley, Lois, Anna, and Ada standing near the punch bowl showing pictures of their children. My, they look happy. Joyce Lewis, Betsy Kennedy, and Delores all flew in from Texas with their pilots. It looks as if Betsy won’t be nursing long. Joyce is still working and poor Larry still can’t get a word in edgewise. Ann, still unsettled, is modeling nurses’ uniforms, originals by Thelma Cook. Their creations have excellent taste. Betsy Magill is over by the piano autographing copies of her new book “My View of Einstein’s Theory of Relativity.” Wonder if she would sing for us? Here co mes Peggy Berry in the door now; hasn't changed a bit. She is Director of Nursing at Person County Hospital. Doris and Rosella came over from Raleigh. Rosella is educational director and Doris is supervisor at State Hospital. They always did like psychiatric nursing. We have a celebrity in our midst, | see. Gayle was recently elected President of the A.N.A. You would think after obtaining her M.S. in nursing education Joan would be more refined, but instead here she comes leaping over chairs, black fur coat, G.I. haircut, and all, telling jokes. | wonder how Jo Ann and Alice found time to be here. They are instructors at a Miami school of anesthesia. Nice tan they have. Janie is head of the Frontier Nursing Service in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Look at that cute hat “Granny” has on. She is scrub nurse for one of our former interns—they are a great chest surgery team. Estelle is organizing new chapters of the K.K.K. in nursing schools over the country. Guess Giles couldn’t find a baby sitter since she has all 6 of them with her. By the way she has a new yellow Cadillac station wagon. Betty Nichols, specializing in orthopedic nursing, has just patented a new arm sling. | wonder What's so funny between her and Jeanette. Incidentally, Jeanette is married to a famous criminal lawyer. Peggy Webster and her undertaker husband have built a new funeral home near Lake Mickie. Greta and Sylvia have fulfilled their ambition to travel. Greta is a stewardess for Pan American and Sylvia flies for TWA. Jewel, Willie, and Emily stayed at Watts. Remember Mrs. Mallard? Jewel has taken her place now, and Willie is an admitting officer. Emily is assistant O.R. supervisor. Lois Liner and Joyce McLamb are doing graduate work at U.N.C. in public health. Jane took a post-graduate course in O.R. technique and is now teaching at Cone Memorial in Greensboro. Sara, another celebrity, is the new editor of the A.J.N. Rosie, I’m glad you came to be with us, it has been nice talking with you. Oops—the time has flown. Everyone is beginning to leave, and I’ve got to get home and fix the baby’s formula. ERMA HILL CCAGLE), Testator THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State: NORTH CAROLINA City: DURHAM County: DURHAM Hospital: WATTS ARTICLE |: We, the tired graduating class of 1955, of the aforesaid state, county and city and hospital, being as we are, though happy, do hereby proclaim this, regardless of what it sounds like, to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE Il: To the instructors, supervisors, and administrators of the Watts Hospital we leave our appreciation for your understanding and kindness in the past three years. To the staff doctors and interns, we leave, remembering the little things you have done to make our stay a happy one. To the house mothers we leave, hoping the rising Seniors will be a little quieter and keep cleaner rooms for you than we have. ARTICLE III: To the Freshman Class, we leave hoping you will enjoy your three-year stay here as much as we have, regardless of the off-duty, accident letters, classes, and more classes, frequent change of plans, and disappointments. You had better leave while you can still walk. ARTICLE IV: To the Junior Class, we leave our places as weary, worn-out Seniors, and the few of us who have anything else to leave, have listed them below. |, Anne Adams, do hereby leave my engagement rings and frat pins to Gail Gentry, hoping she'll make better use of them than | did. Tina Bailey, Joyce Lewis, Betsy Kennedy, and Shirley Craig leave their ability to work two- thirty to eleven every day and still go steady for three years to anyone who is willing to try it. Jean Deyvault and “Dee” Hicks leave their love of red hair to any Junior who may obtain a red-headed boy friend. Margaret Blalock, Frances Young, and Nancye Matthews leave their parties, the PATIO, and Hogan's Lake to the entire Junior Class. |, Lois Bobbitt, leave my admiration for grey-headed doctors with mustaches to anyone who will be good to him. |, Sairy Gamp, oops, | mean Sara Boone leave my 6’s on housekeeping to RED-HEADED SCOLI. We, Thelma Cook, Joyce McLamb, and “Granny” Simmons leave our good times at Dix Hill to “Bo” Capps, Billie Clapp, and Patricia Monk. |, Gayle Pickette, leave my love of the “Green Carpet” to Gwen Bennett hoping she will not wear holes in it. |, Jean Butler, would leave my baby blue Cadillac but | like it. |, “Willie” Pleasant, leave my hospital bed to Peggy Carden, hoping she won’t have much time to make up. Betty Nichols, Jeanette Hall, and Betty Giles leave their “noisy personalities” to anyone who is willing to suffer the consequences. Estelle Ray leaves her 25c cigars to anyone who can afford them. |, Janie Featherstone, leave still talking—Think I'll go to Canton. |, Greta Powell, leave my wonderfully wiggly snake dance to Edgy. We, Rosella Hefner, Doris Latta, leave our ability to get along as roommates to Billie Roberson and Nancy Tilgman. |, Jo Ann Frazier, leave my choice off-duty to Nancy Gambill. |, Ada Evans, being of sound mind?—leave to go with Freddie! |, Emily Durham, leave my quiet ways to Beverly Best, hoping she will use them. |, Helen Mohler, leave my love for the O .R. to Joy Stuart. |, Anna Nunalee, leave heading for Germany! |, Jewel Williamson, leave my name to anyone loving “hillbilly” music as | do. Peggy Webster leaves Lake Mickie to Pat Carpenter. |, Sylvia Winstead, leave my love for men to Betsy Long. Oh, also my love for baubles, bangles, and beads. |, Erma Hill, leave my mail bag to Judy Rumley hoping it will be as abundantly filled as mine has been. 1, Rosa Belle Stevens, leave—early. |, Betsy Magill, leave my vacant seat in front of the TV. |, Peggy Berry, leave my hyperthyroidism to Peggy Tew. I, Joan Reinhardt, have already left something to Margie Moore with the hope that she will love it and remember, through the hard times, what it meant to me. Nancye Matthews, Erma Hill, Testators SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Dependable GAYLE PICKETT Most Professional JO ANN FRAZIER Prettiest ANNE ADAMS Most Likely to Succeed TINA BAILEY Most Athletic BETSY MAGILL Best All-Round JOAN REINHARDT Best Personality ALICE TINGEN Class Baby ANNA NUNALEE Most Popular MARGARET BLALOCK Wittiest BETTY NICHOLS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARY MOSER Vice President _ SHIRLEY BOONE Secretary JUDY RUMLEY Treasurer PEGGY TEW President MOTTO: “What we are fo be we are now becoming.” CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWERS: Red and White Carnations Class Advisors MISS GLASSCOE MISS OSTERMAN Pattie Apple Gwen Bennett Beverly Best Shirley Boone Shirley Brewer Wyvette Brown Thelma Browning Janet Capps Betty Carden Patricia Carpenter Marie Casey Billie Clapp Dorothy Dabbs Betty Edgerton Rosita Ellis oO (je Oo -—_ yy) _ o = 5 = 50 = fe ae eos Oe TS) SoD zG) pa eas ee OS One — oO oO r oY%o ae OES =O Ovens © mM Dd (22 Wp) ZZ OOw SESE irley Lail Evelyn Lloyd Rose Marie Lynn Martha Mathews Patricia Monk Margie Moore Barbara Huffman Betsy Long Laurel Jones Sh Mary Moser ie Roberson Judy Rumley B Joy Stuart Peggy Tew ilgman Nancy T ice Trunnell Jan Sue W iams ill Yvonne Yeargen REMEMBER? reerbent So x oe a FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS _ PAT PATTERSON ViceuPresi dent ceriia tects Cree te BARBARA RIGSBEE SECretary meat Bhan Ps a el WILMA RUDDER Treasurer seat, BLle ined sae CHARLOTTE COTTON Historianssas Oe i tien eee oe RUBY HILBURN LINDA DRY Class Advisors MRS. HOWARD MRS. HINSON TS oe — First row: Betty Allen, Carolyn Barbee, Joyce Bivins, Peggy Blair, Frances Brewer. Second row: Jane Brown, Lo Ann Burch, Sybil Cheek. Austine Cooke, Charlotte Cotten. Third row: Polly Day, Linda Dry, Beverly Edgar, Drexel Forsythe Sue Fowler. . 74 Fourth row: June Garrett, Emma Good. Ann Goodman, Jane Greene, Jane Gregg. First row: Nettie Crisson, Pat Hackney, Roxada Harward, Jerleen Hester, Ruby Hilburn. 5 q n Second row! Evelyn Hopkins, Lynn Howard, Margaret Howard, Janice Jarrette, Barbara Jones. Third row: Jane Jordan, Marian Leiner, Sylvia Lynch, Janet Martin, Faye Mathews. Fourth row: Margot McDonald, Leslie McKee, Jewel McLear , Rose Marie Mueller. : Peggy McLendon, First row: Margaret Myers, Carolyn Nave, Yvonne Newborne, Virginia Parham, ix Edna Parrish. vy Second row: Pat Patterson, Barbara Rigsbee, Janie Rimmer? Wilma Rudder, ‘Sheila Bee : ve x Fourth row: Beanie sane eee siden: Emily Tappe Nancy Thompson. First row: Zelda Tillman, Jeannette Van Boskerck, Nancy Wallace Mary ‘Walters, Shirley Whitfield. Second row: Marie Wicker, Laura Wiltammeb eres Woodard, Peggy Womble. REMEMBER? PWR Farias I Saat. ee: i Hib Rm aay _ e First row: STAFF HOUSE—Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Stelle (Annex) Second row: WYCHE HOUSE—Miss Sherron Third row: HILL, HOUSE—Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Patton Each year we have a HOBBY SHOW Who will ever forget the solemness and devotion of a Capping? S . . . 2 We have Dancing The Bandana Belles Dances with dates Dancing at picnics and class parties icnics We have Pp . Most of our money is spent in the Hospitality Shop! We have a juke box donated by a patient's wife. SANTA FILOMENA: The Senior Honorary Society which recognizes achievement and promises and promotes leadership. Be ANNIE Annie is given to the closest roommates each year. This year it is passed from Jean Butler and Tina Bailey to the roommates in the Junior Class whom they think deserve it the most. Ly Ey i THE WATTS LABORATORY STAFF (= ie Ic | (72) FL i x ) = Head Techn MRS MISS HORSLEY MISS CHADWICK MISS LESTER MISS_ HILL MISS O’BRIANT MISS JOHNSON MRS. JOHNSON THE WATTS HOSPITAL MAIDS AND ORDERLIES MR. LESLIE Head of the Housekeeping Department COMPLIMENTS . Bailey Webb . J. P. McCracken . T. T. Jones . J. M. Cheek . H. M. Schiebel . William Singletary . R. E. Nichols . Ben Skinner . Richard Pearse . Kenneth Podger . Eleanor B. Easley . Roy Hare . |. E. Harris . Hunter Sweaney . James E. Wilson . Arthur London . George Watson Dr. |. H. Manning Dr. Eleanor Rodwell Dr. Mable Goudge Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mohler Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Powell Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Patterson Mrs. J. M. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Rigsbee Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blalock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nave Mr. and Mrs. N. A. H ackney Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mewborn Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. O. Y. Yeargen Dr. Lewis McKee Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 a Y Compliments of NELLO L. TEER COMPANY DURHAM, N. C. sion LADIES' OUTFITTERS Durham, N. C. MRS. GLADYS SMOAKE AND MISS ROSE Bridal Consultants 4-630] Wedding Bells Ring in Fashion at the FASHION MISS ERMA HILL, 1955 Growing With Durham Serve the People of Durham Compliments to the Class of 1955 WILLIAM MUIRHEAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Incorporated DURHAM’S SHOPPING CENTER DURHAM 'S_ SHOPPING CENTER Compliments of MONTGOMERY'S FLORIST, INC. DURHAM HENDERSON BURLINGTON CHRISTIAN - HARWARD FURNITURE STORES Serving Our Customers Since 1899 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA VISIT US FOR YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing Reasonable Prices GLOBE JEWELRY CO., INC. Sa wyer Moore DURHAM'S PREDOMINATING STORE Phone 6-989 Pharmacy 65291 1014 W. Main Street Compliments of NEAL’S DRIVE-IN Congratulations and Best Wishes THE CASTLE Hillsboro Road Compliments of CARPENTER’S INCORPORATED Your Chevrolet Dealer LADIES' APPAREL FOR DURHAM'S DISCRIMINATING SHOPPERS SHAW’S VENETIAN BLINDS Custom-Made ALL-FLEXALUM — STEEL — WOOD Guess Road at Buchanan Blvd. PHONE 8-1161 BOB YOUNG, Mgr. PAPERING — PAINTING — DECORATING Free Estimates PHONE 8-0666 O. O. SHAW, V. Pres. SHAW PAINT WALLPAPER CO., INC. 1110 Guess Road Ohe FIDELITY Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEL MONTE SUPERFINE DURKE'S DIXIE WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY COUNTY FAIR FOODS INCORPORATED Distributors BOONE DRUG COMPANY Prescription Pharmacist Surgical Supplies Corner of Mangum, Parrish and Orange Sts. HARVEY'S DUKE POWER CO. CAFETERIA A Complete AND Electric Service BANQUET SERVICE Electrical Appliances fs Street Transportation E. Main and Mangum Sts. e Phoncn23 67 Corner Mangum and Parrish Sts. DURHAM, N. C. Telephone 2151 UNIVERSITY MOTORS, INC. Authorized Sales and Service DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS 806 W. Main Street Tel. 9-1931 PHONE 8-1295 DAILEY'S, INC. Hardware, Electrical Appliances, Paints In West Durham 734 Ninth Street Compliments of TEXTILE REMNANTS West Durham Congratulations and Best Wishes! McDONALD'S DRUG STORE 732 9th Street Serving West Durham Since 1916 Congratulations from FOWLER'S FOOD STORE Telephones R-723, 6-0171 Roxboro Rd. and Club Blvd. Compliments of CABLE'S GULF SERVICE Corner Broad and Englewood Phone 8-3567 DURHAM, N. C. PUBLIC HARDWARE, INCORPORATED Hardware, Paints, Varnishes Oils, Glass, and Farming Implements [11 East Parrish Street Telephone 9-1937 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA S. ZUCKERMAN SON Established 1912 DURHAM'S ONLY FURRIER 109 E. Chapel Hill Street Telephone 3-340! BUCK JONES TEXACO SERVICE Roxboro Road at Club Texaco - Marfar Lubrication HAVOLINE AND TEXACO MOTOR OIL Sky Chief and Fire Chief Gasoline FIRESTONE TIRES TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Congratulations and Best Wishes H. W. DODSON'S ESSO SERVICE Broad Street and Club Blvd. Phone 8-9844 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY When Better Automobiles Are Built BUICK Will Build Them 326 East Main Compliments of SCOTT ROBERTS Dependable Dry Cleaning DURHAM, N. C. COLONIAL FURNITURE CO. Home Furnishings and Carpets 408 W. MAIN STREET Telephone 6709 DURHAM, N. C. Compliments of HOSPITAL PHARMACY 1124 Broad St. DURHAM, N. C. MORRIS PLAN BANK LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Main and Market Streets Compliments of RUTH GORDON FASHIONS 122! East Main St. DURHAM, N. C. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 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 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, NORTH CAROLINA Best Wishes to the Graduates of Watts Hospital BELK-LEGGETT STUDIO Official Photographers for This Annual Many Memories! Compliments of BROAD STREET REXALL DRUG CO. L955 [a4 = N [a LL Zz Pe, O = Ve) ek = ing ions to the Graduati Class of 1955 Congratulat Congratulations to the Class of 1955 ECKERDS DRUG STORE 122 West Main Street ORDERED The Softest Shoes That Ever Walked ie | au f ri Our flexible, soft-walking nurse oxfords “soften-up hard hospital corridors, keep your feet comfortable all day and night. Easy walking for you in beautiful, soft white leather. � Kc Griffin 114 E. MAIN ST. Compliments of HIBBERD’S FLORIST WELDON’S JEWELERS ‘Quality — Service — Friendliness 303 E. Chapel Hill Street Durham, N. C. GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Lyon's Gift Corner W. C. LYON HARDWARE COMPANY Durham, N. C. Congratulations and Best Wishes BLUMS Compliments of E. L. CONSTRUCTION CO. Durham, N. C. Compliments of STEWART'S Distinctive Women's Apparel DURHAM, N. C. 206 West Main Street SECURITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Trust Building DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM ROXBORO 416 West Main Street North Main Street COUCH FURNITURE Quality Furniture at a Price You Can Afford A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS e TEXAS Bi at ar as , | ; ‘7 oy. he Ak aa RA hao eh ig ‘ ine? ae , 4 . Niet us Wy j if f = == = S SS QS SSS a