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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

This is Your “Spirit of the White Cap.” Travel with him through our annual as he has given us memories to show - of our three years in Watts Hospital School of Nursing Watts School of Nursing Library, D.C.H.C. Foreword We may forget many faces and many events but our three years in this nursing school, with its joys and sorrows, its failures and accomplishments and its lasting companionships, will always remain in our memory. We will always be indebted to those, who through their patience and understanding, have added greatly to our knowledge and achievement of our goal. With mixed emotions, we leave behind us our many experiences and close relationships with those with whom we worked. We look to the future with confidence and self-assurance and outof deep hunger, greaterectneral grow. In this yearbook, we want to show to you the real spirit of THE WHITE CAPS. Editors JEAN ADAMS DOLLY STRAYHORN ee yikes TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION DEDICATION ARRIVAL OF THE FRESHMEN PROGRESS OF THE JUNIORS ATTAINMENT OF THE SENIORS SUPERLATIVES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS X-RAY DEPARTMENT OPERATING ROOM DELIVERY ROOM PHYSICAL THERAPY DEPARTMENT CENTRAL SUPPLY ROOM MR. SAMPLE B. FORBUS MR. JOHN F. MOULTON Director Assistant Director Board of Trustees GEORGE WATTS HILL HARMON DUNCAN E, C. DAMERON MRS. D. ST. PIERRE DuBOSE HAL CRAIN E., J. EVANS DEWEY SCARBORO MARVIN M. FOWLER RUSSELL BARRINGER R. W. GRABAREK W. P. BIGGERS MRS. DILLARD TEER MARVIN J. CARVER AUBREY WIGGINS M. CC. COTTINGHAM SAMPLE B. FORBUS MR. DONALD J. JACOBS Second Assistant Director MRoe BESSIE Ps BURGESS, RN. Director of Nursing MiRoeJCOSIEC.OUNEILL, RN: MRS. MARGARET Y. BOSWELL, R.N. B.S. Acting Assistant Director of Nursing Director of Nursing Service ducation Department MRS. EVA W. WARREN, R.N. A.B., M. Ed., M.P.H. Educational Director Left to Right: Ruby Pierce, Jane Keene, Yvonne Yeargin, Ethel Rigsbee, Emma Chaffin, Evelyn Perry, Barbara Oyler. Seated: Harriet Cates, Eva Warren. Supervisors Day Supervisors: Mary Ruth Jones, Vivian Thompson, Margaret Then. Not Pictured: Mary Clayton, Nannie Blackwood, Grace Riggs. Night Supervisors: Eleanor Mallard, Night Superintendent; Josephine Hudson, Supervisor; Not Pictured: Bestsy McGill. Head Nurses iit ” Sa Ree bss | First Row: P. Monk, M. Brown, N. Watson, M. Newton, T. Cooke. Second Row: M. Parfitt, D. Elliott, M. Berry, C. Roberts, J. Reinhardt. Third Row: E. Blackwood, L. Parker, J. Thomas, B. Rigsbee, M. Casey. ouse Staff Doctors: Williams, S. Pugh, D. Nikfar, Boyer, Page, Kapoor, Estrada, Mann, K. Ezzatti, Koetter, R. Pugh, Murad. Below: Dr. Mann, Dr. Floyd. i { i Denia ONES DR. W. BOONE DR. L. McKEE DR. J. ROBBINS DR. B. ROBERTS DR. B. SKINNER DR. B. WEBB DR. A. LONDON DR. G. WATSON DR. L. ROBERTS DR. J. HUGHES DR. J. COPPRIDGE DR. R. BAUM DR. J. DAVIDSON DR. J. McCRACKEN DR. R. NICHOLS DR. A. POWELL DR. G. L. CRANE DR. 1. MANNING DR. C. HUMPHRIES DR. R. IZLAR DR. W. SINGLETARY DR. R. HARE DR. H. SWEANEY DR. E. ROBERTSON DR. J. WILSON DR. J. CHEEK DR. J. DAVIS DR. A. BRADSHER DR. M. SCHIEBEL DR. G. CARVER DR. |. HARRIS DR. H. CLEAVER DR. S. HOBART DR. J. GLASSON DR. E. BUGG DR. R. COONRAD DR. W. GRAHAM DR. M. BOWLES DR. K. PODGER DR. E. EASLEY DR. T. ADKINS DR. R. PEARSE : DR. P. PERRY DR. J. GUNTER DR. J. W. CRANE When man makes an effort, something in the universe lends him a hand--The pressure of God's will on human life. Paul W. Scherer During our years of nursing education, we have come to respect and love the efforts of one who has opened to us a new branch of medicine, and whose task is not completed when the operation ends. He taught us' the importance of skillful, competent nursing care through patience and understanding. We know him by his walk late in the night as he keeps vigil over those entrusted to his care. With deep _ gratitude and admiration, we, the class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook, THE WHITE CAP, to our neurosurgeon, DR. WALTER S. LOCKHART. FUTURE 1. Homeward bound! ! 2. My BIRTHDAY? 3. SURPRISE? 4. Homesick ALREADY?? 5. Waiting for old Saint Nick...6. Is this nurses training? 7. YUM YUM!! 8. CHEESE 9. The good old times! 10. Observing closed study, eh? ZS da Historians: Janie Bailey, Sheril Fleming; Treasurer: Elizabeth Carroll; President: Edith Bell; Vice-President: Lydia Spain; Secretary: Beverly Shearon. MRS. RUBY PIERCE MRS. JANE KEENE MALINDA AYCOCK PHYLLIS BAGLEY JANIE BAILEY JANET BARFIELD EDITH BELL AGNES BENNETT PATRICIA BLAKE SHIRLEY CALHOUN ELIZABETH CARROLL PATRICIA CLARK REBECCA COBB LOUISE CUMMINGS ANNETTE DAVIS DOROTHY DILL KAY FLEMING JUDY FRESHWATER FAYE GLASCOW RACHEL GRIFFIN BETTY HAMMOCK NORMA HARPER BETTY HICKS NANCY HILL FAY EHOW TE BARBARA HUTCHINS DALE NESBITT CAROL NEWTON CAROLYN NORRIS JUDINE O'BRIEN NELL O'CONNELL DELIA PARRIS KAY PARRISH MIRIAM PRESCOTT MARY RAMSEY BOBBIE ROBERSON NANCY JACKSON FRAN JENKINS BELINDA KELLUM MARTHA KITTRELL BETTY KIMBALL MARGARET LEACH BETTY LEE JUDITH MANNING CORA MARLER CAROL McBRIDE JOAN MURRAY NANCY NATTRESS JOYCE ROYAL ELINOR SALMON SANDRA SALTER PAT SASSER EMILY SESSOMS BEVERLY SHEARON SIDNEY SIMS MARGARET SMITH LYDIA SPAIN CAROLYN SUMMERS ALICE TAPP BARBARA TERRELL CYNTHIA TILDEN ANN VESTAL JO ANN WARREN DARLENE WARRICK NANCY WENTWORTH JANE WIGGINS EVELYN WILLARD HARRIETTE WOODS MARIE WORTHAM 14, MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY! 5. Mem- t for REFRESHMENTS HAPPY BIRTHDAY! ! 3. Beach combers Party! 2 de of THIS Ine Valenti ories arema | ion after CLOSED STUDY BE-BOP sess 8. . Ime ou . Satisfied? 7,.T On . , cool, eh iform 9. Summer un ie on A Rak FRESHMAN Secretary: Peggy Oakes; Vice-President: Gladys Harris; Treasurer: Emma Williams; President: Jo Pat Stokes; Historian: Virginia Sykes. MISS EVELYN PERRY MRS. MARIE ROBERSON MARGARET CHEEK NANCY CRAIG JOY CRUMPLER FAYE DANIEL DENISE ELLIS BARBARA EVANS CONNIE FOSTER MARY LOU GRAVES JANICE HARPER GLADYS HARRIS ANDREA HERBISON SHIRLEY HUMPHRIES BARBARA JONES DONNA JORDON SONYA KNIGHT JEAN LAMBERT JOYCE LASSITER LINDA LONG MARGARET MALLARD PEGGY OAKES BETSY PARKER PEC GY@rOOLE GERALDINE QUICK LAURA QUINN VERNA REYNOLDS LOIS ROBINSON ANNETTE ROUNDY CAROL SHORT FRANCES SMITH JO PAT STOKES VIRGINIA SYKES BETTE THOMAS JOYCE THORNTON EMMA WILLIAMS MADELYN WINSTEAD TONYA YATES 1. PUSH, LITTLE LADY!!! 2. Watch that waistline... 3. Call DAZE...4. Beauties in the sun. 5. Is it really FRANCES BANE??? 6. Don't worry, we're just adolescents... 7. The PROFESSIONAL FOUR!! 8. FLOSSIE and her nuns 9. Ain't got no home! ! Attainment of the JUNIOR FRESHMAN MRS. BEATRICE WORKMAN MISS BARBARA OYLER JEAN ELIZABETH ADAMS Raleigh, North Carolina A loyal heart, strong of mind, a nobler friend you'll never find. FRANCINE MARIE AHALT Greensboro, North Carolina She is very nice and sweet; speaks to everyone she meets. FRANCES JANNETTE BANE Durham, North Carolina Helpful is she in any way, any time, or any day. PATRICIA JEANNE CATES Creedmoor, North Carolina Does all she can today, says all she can today, has all the fun she can today, for tomorrow may be late in coming... SHELBY JEAN DANIEL Oxford, North Carolina Serenity,sincerity, simplicity--her most prized virtues. LOLA ELIZABETH DAWSON New Bern, North Carolina Rock on old world, and I'll rock with you. PATRICIA ANNE DERREBERRY Andrews, North Carolina She comes with gusts of laughter, the music as of rills- with tenderness and sweetness, the wisdom of the hills LOLA ANN DRIVER West Minister, South Carolina Takes life as it comes and enjoys it. HELEN MARIE FOGLEMAN Liberty, North Carolina Who wants to be a nurse, when you can wear a band | of gold? | BENNIE HARRIS Vandermere, North Carolina There are no men left-she has them all. GLADYS HERNDON Durham, North Carolina Enjoy the present day, trusting little to the morrow. BARBARA ANNE HOLT Burlington, North Carolina | am what | am; no more, no less, HEATHER HOPWOOD Greensboro, North Carolina I'll pack all my troubles in the bottom of my heart; and sit on the lid and laugh. BELVA EARLE HORTON Augusta, Georgia Service is the mark of a good nurse. ANNA FAYE KERLEY Belhaven, North Carolina Big brown eyes, a way that is proud; this girl is the belle of the crowd. ELLEN MARIE LYERLY Burlington, North Carolina Ambition rules her brain, but love her heart. MARY ANN MADREN Burlington, North Carolina The world steps aside for a woman who knows where she's going. BARBARA VANN MANGUM Bahama, North Carolina What's life if you can't live it! . ALICE ELIZABETH McCULLEN Mount Olive, North Carolina Perfection is not too great a goal for nursing. BARBARA McFARLAND Bahama, North Carolina Trifle makes perfection and perfection is no trifle.' SARAH LOUEEN McLAURIN Clinton, North Carolina . Those who do their greatest work are never satisfied. JOAN DOUGLAS McLEOD Raeford, North Carolina She is made of happy thoughts and full of wit and laughter. NANCY LUCILLE MURPHY Siler City, North Carolina Not too short, not too tall, but cute, sweet, and loved by all. RUBY LEE OVERMAN Zebulon, North Carolina A thing that goes the farthest, that cost the least, and does the most is just a pleasant smile. AUDREY JEAN PEED Roxboro, North Carolina Full of chatter, full of pep, never quiet, that's her. SARAH DIANE RALPH Erwin, North Carolina Lets life come and lets it go; if she is unhapp y we never know. EDNA EARLE REGISTER Durham, North Carolina | agree with no ones' opinion; | have some of my own. MARTHA EMILY REYNOLDS Wilmington, Delaware | love work, it fascinates me; | could sit and watch it for hours. CHERRY ROBERSON Chapel Hill, North Carolina She's little, cute and fun to boot. VIVIAN STRAYHORN Hillsboro, North Carolina An interlect of purest works. A heart of pure gold. LILLIE MAE SYKES Durham, North Carolina Who does not love wine, man, and song remains a fool his whole life long. MARY LINDA WALKER Charlotte, North Carolina Nothing is too high to be reached, or too good to be true. ELSIE WATTS Cary, North Carolina She thinks without confusion, loves her many friends sincerely, and is one to remember dearly. — MARY ALICE WEAVER Henderson, North Carolina Brilliance and intelligence is the halo of her crown, but God is there too. BETTY SUE WILLIAMS Thomasville, North Carolina Her charming ways, her friendly smile, make her friend- ship well worth-while. JANE SHAW WINNINGHAM Burlington, North Carolina Little, neat, hard to beat. % Prophecy Whew, nearly didn't make it! Just don't know what this world is coming to—just knew that last car was not going to miss the top of our dear old Hill House. Guess I'd better hurry in and see if everyone is here for our class reunion. Oh! There's JEAN ADAMS now. Did you know that she's taking care of six children and a husband? Just can't tell these days what will happen——. Wouldn't you know those five anesthetist, DIANE, VANN, CHERRY, LOUEEN, and DOLLY would wear masks (just letting us know the air needs to be filtered these days). | also see ANNA and ELLEN in the corner of the living room talking over Anna's latest love. That girl surely has made progress—five marriages in five years is good for anyone. ELLEN has done well too! She and Bob own General Mills. | wish that noise would stop—you'd think MAC and SHELBY would turn it off. Just because they're inthe Air Force Nursing Corp they didn't have to bring the sound with them. Gee, it must be nice to be a Director of Nursing, JOAN. surely knows how to make the grade. She and Carroll settled in Raeford and she has that Top-notch job. Here come PAT and eealeles and FRAN and Egy ee two girls never e wBeld let those boys out of sight. Look—they’ ve cut a a hole i in, ie roof of wi Susser what that's for? Herecomes LOLA: DRIVER—she's still hanging e! Ir S scinte ‘and. MARY coming through the hole in the roof in.a helicopter. Guess that's NDA s a famous poet now. Bite three years in nursing.she decided to.-write fl : Se word there now you know. She's dedicated her life to caring innocent attendants. Don't think BANE will ever Pee it. She's in South Africa with Lloyd—they must have financed a jeep this time. | see DAWSO N is still telling her tales—she said something about mites and fleas going to the operating room | believe. PAT D. has started a Fan club for the betterment of Andrews. She's doing pretty well at it since she's been President. HAPPY HERNDON (just walked in. She's still in her scrub dress. Don't guess she's had time to change. Don't forget to con- gratul ate her on being O. R. RIES Well bless my soul if LILLIE didn't finally get that diamond from Freddie. Who's that | see. Why it's ALICE. She has really been selling the ad's. She and Vaden just bought out the New York Times Press. Here comes NANCY in acloud of dust—OH! its that new Edsel with the driver and T.V. installed. Well here comes the PHD WEAVER dons Whaling—all those degrees don’ 't do ne too much good since the place issosmall, but she has Macon. HEATHER just came in, she really looks bene ‘� just heard her talking about a new course she is going to take. | wonder if she will ever find her calling. Those kids of MARIE'S really look nice to have been brought up on pepsies. BENNIE HARRIS has brought a truck full of the latest style in nurses’ uniforms which she model's in N. Y. From Faculty representative right up the ladder to State representative went our now distinguished classmate EDNA EARLE. RUBY and her younger sister have an OB call register for Zebulon and the surrounding area. Heard it's a booming business. At last BARBARA H. has married that promising politician from Alamance County. Oh, look who's coming through the doorway. ELSIE WATTS. Did you know she received her master's degree in nursing Education at UNC? And who's that dental assistant standing at the door—why it's MARTHA—three years at Watts and she gave it all up to help Oscar. And, since it's almost time to go I'd better close the script and return to the OB Department. | don't want to miss a page! JEAN PEED Last Will and Testament ARTICLE |: We, the senior class of 1958, leave to the doctors, patience for Senior classes to come. ARTICLE II: To the head nurses, supervisors, and instructors, we leave our many ideas for the ideal hospital. ARTICLE III: To the Freshman Class, we leave our sympathy. ARTICLE IV: To the Junior Class, we leave our enthusiasm for evening duty, night duty, and split-hour duty. ARTICLE V: We now leave—in hopes that Watts Hospital will soon have another class half as good as ours and hope they will be greatly appreciated. |, JEAN PEED, leave my ability to pin-curl hair to anyone who needs it. |, LINDA WALKER, leave my trips to Raleigh and key to Room 17 to anyone who enjoys them as much as | did. 1, JOAN McLEOD, leave my love for that home-town boy and the trail to Chesterfield to Gladys Harris. |, PAT DERREBERRY, leave my contact lens to anyone who can find and keep up with them. |, LOLA DRIVER, leave my Progress Records to anyone big enough to take them. |, CHERRY ROBERSON, leave my Lucky Lips to Jean Lambert. 1, BETTY WILLIAMS, leave my engagement ring to Faye Daniels. |, ANNA KERLEY, leave my flirtatious ways behind and promise to be true. |, GLADYS HERNDON, leave my frilly negligee and lingerie to Betsy Parker. I, LILLIE SYKES, do eave to keep up with Freddie. |, ELLEN LYERLY, leave with one main idea—to. keep Bob are |, MARY ALICE WEAVER, leave my natural curly hair to Joy prpglier™ |, MARTHA REYNOLDS, teave Wilson t6’go to Winston. ne I, ELSIE WATTS, leave Franke to no one. |, NANCY MURPHY, leave to govafter the Edsel. |, FRAN AHALT, leave my artistic ability. to Connie Foster, . |, PAT CATES, leave my ability to always stay.engaged, to Bette Thomas. |, RUBY OVERMAN, leave my SLEEPING sign to the Freshman Class, as they will need it for the next two years. |, JEAN ADAMS, leave my Nightingale poise to Madeline Winstead. 1, BARBARA HOLT, leave my enthusiasm to’ Margaret Cheek. 1, BARBARA McFARLAND, leave to help Bill. |, SHELBY DANIEL, leave my sweet and innocent-ways.to.Carol SHort. I, MARIE FOGLEMAN, leave to marry Hoppy. 1, HEATHER HOPWOOD, leave my favorite expression Shh—I'm trying to sleep to the housemother. e, DIANE RALPH and VANN MANGUM, leave our daily ward rounds to Peggy Poole. |, BENNIE HARRIS, leave my date book and phone numbers of the Duke Fraternities to Annette Roundy. |, LOLA DAWSON, leave my ability to preserve borrowed articles and the citation for years' most lived in room to Joyce Thornton, |, MARY MADREN, leave my love problems to Dorothy Dix. 1, DOLLY STRAYHORN, leave my fond memories of the Hill. |, EDNA REGISTER, leave my detailed talking ability to Fran Smith. | | | = - , LOUEEN McLAURIN, leave my place on the tennis court to anyone who can work permanent evening duty. , ALICE McCULLEN, leave my car to Lou Graves. FRANCES BANE, leave to Lois Robinson my common sense, imagination, and— see you later, heah- Class History September 6, 1955 marked the beginning date of our nursing career when fifty-six young and eager girls entered the Watts Hospital School of Nursing. Fun and excitement filled the first three days which included making friends, unpacking, parties, and trying to find our way around our new homes, Staff House, and Wyche House, better known as Witch House. Nursing life was really going to be fun. Our thoughts suddenly changed the day we came from the classroom loaded down with books. Each night at seven o'clock came a familiar cry, In your room girls. Desperately, we tried to determine if the toe bone were connected to the foot bone. Oscar really provided us a perfect set of bones to study and view. Suddenly, we felt we were really beginning to learn how to become a nurse. Nextcame nursing procedures and Miss Chase was the perfect patient. Never a complaint did she make about our nursing care. This was a trying period; but we were particularly guided by Miss Jaeger, Miss Perry, and Mrs. Pierce. Our class leaders ‘for the. first year wére: President - Jean Adams, Vice-President - Vann Mangum, Secretary - Martha Reynolds, Treasurer - Diane Ralph, We tried hard to strike it rich! Never will we forget that HOBO DAY, and all the work that we did. Our class sponsors.were Misses Perry and Jaeger, who led us successfully through those nine trying months. Remember all the tears, beach trip, thé packing and unpacking. At the end of nine months of hard study, we were anxious to don those bibs and yearned to wear a white cap. On June 10, 1956, at Trinity Methodist Church,.we received our caps in a beautiful impressive ceremony. As we pledged the Nightingale Pledge, we realized more than ever the great responsibility before us. At last we felt that we were a part of the hospital personnel. T a Suddenly weal! were divided going to different wards and into special services. Eight hours a day overwhelmed us with new problems and more-responsibilities. Our days in the operating room included many new terms-and experiences including call, masks, and sterile technique. Summer quickly passed and we became jolly juniors. An honor known as Junior Slump was bestowed upon us. Our obstetrics rotations began with a familiar push, push. Those full moons really kept the stork working full time. Our Junior class officers were: President - Diane Ralph, Vice-President - Nancy Murphy, Secretary - Dolly Strayhorn, Treasurer - Patricia Derreberry. Our sponsor was Miss Perry, One of the most important events in our Junior year was the selection of a class pin. How we cherished and proudly wore them. Distingished Juniors were we! Again summer passed swiftly away, classes ended and vacations were welcomed. The fall was eagerly awaited—it marked the beginning of our Senior year. It was truly THE DAY when we received our black bands to add to our white caps. This halo marked the highest step. At last we were sophisticated SENIORS! Some of us began classes and studies; while others went to the Hill to begin a new experience in nursing. Those twelve weeks spent at the Hill were the greatest! Never will we forget those memories. Our class officers were: President - Diane Ralph, Vice-President - Mary Madren, Secretary - Betty Williams, Treasurer - Vann Mangum. Class sponsors were Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Workman. We lost Mrs. Workman in the spring of our senior year, and we elected Miss Oyler to be our sponsor. Things really kept us stepping this pass year. Selling ads, subscriptions, selecting superlatives, taking pictures, and compiling all the material to make our annual kept us busy. Time is fleeting away when student days will be a memory of the past. It seems so hard to say goodbye but memories will long linger in our hearts. At last we have accomplished our goal. We now face a future filled with excitement. The end is just the beginning! May we give to the world the best we have—. Poem In the quietness of the night Darkness is shadowed. .by one Lone light—as the Nurse Her charges all in bed. .turns To duties that fall upon her head. Her watch ticks on; the evening barely falls. The linen's out..the charts are drawn. Then suddenly a patient wakes and calls And instantly her weariness is gone. Swiftly and steadfast she guides her light To fall upon the bed... Of her patient and his plight! As night wears on she works serene With patience, hope and gentle care. She is the mechanism... The very pulse of the machine. She stands—a statue aglow in white Crowned by a muslin cap—her symbol Of professional light. She's on her feet, each movement sure And fast—until another's need Is cared for and quickly past. Dawn comes.. wearily her duty hours fall. She is a nurse, chosen and dedicated to all. LINDA WALKER Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Navy Blue and White Motto Give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. School Song We came to Watts from far and near, And br ought to her our needless fear, And she with patience took our youth, She set us in the way of truth. This our vow as on we go, Zoe moe sas agapo. What if she gave us arduous work! There is no task we dare to shirk, To ease the suffering, lighten pain, To comfort others, not for gain. Hence this song that all may know. Zoe moe sas agapo. Stern teacher, kindly too. We will often think of you. Bringing memories of the past Such as shall forever last. Will we e'er forget thee? No! Zoe moe sas agapo. By my soul | love thee. STEPPING Most Professional MARY ALICE WEAVER BS Bi ka BERR Ss Sao Most Dependable JEAN ADAMS Litt AE Most Likely to Succeed DOLLY STRAYHORN Best All Around DIANE RALPH inal Ig LOUEEN McLAURIN Most Or a Most Popular VANN MANGUM Ra iatteospitsint Prettiest BENNIE HARRIS ee nee {ae ae IC hese o ae far £ Lu a fates ares Cie OR Sa aS @ e was W ittiest HEATHER HOPWOOD utest CHERRY ROBERSON Ore. Mascots BILLY LOCKHART Left to Right: Dolly Strayhorn, Diane Ralph, Pat Derreberry, Vann Mangum, Nancy Murphy, Mary Alice Weaver. Santa Filomena Santa Filomena is a senior honorary society composed of senior students who have gained recognition in leadership and have demonstrated outstanding ability. Its objective is to give better nursing care and help raise nursing standards. The flower of the Santa Filomena is the white lily and its pin is the miniature gold Florence Nightingale lamp. The pin is worn with gratitude and honor by those who are selected to represent this society. Vann Mangum, Betty Williams. “Annie- Annie is the lady who is loved by all and given to the closest roommates in the senior class. She is passed on, at the end of the year, to the roommates of the Junior Class who deserve her. She is a symbol of love, companionship, and friendliness to all. First the cap... 3 then the pin.. finally, the Band! : Miss White Cap ANNA KERLEY JEAN ADAMS and DOLLY STRAYHORN......-++++++++« Co-Editors CHERRY ROBERSON and LOUEEN McLAURIN.....Business Managers EDNA REGISTER and VANN MANGUM....... Advertising Managers FRAN AHALT and BETTY WILLIAMS.......++.++++++ Feature Editor LINDA WALKER and HEATHER HOPWOOD.........+ + Photography JOAN McLEOD, BARBARA McFARLAND, MARY MADREN, SHELBY DANIEL.....-eeeeeeecceceeevces | ypists MARIE FOGLEMAN and FRANCES BANE.....++e++e0++++ Snapshots MARY ALIGE WEAVER. .0-ccccccccceccceccccrcccveecces ee tistory Anything to get an Ad PEMMECLO aa cn he esvceds see ce etoasee ee be ileoe tet ce. Prophecy FRANCES BANE, PAT CATES, EME EEMICCULLCING a thot ccc caine see cont ieaede Advertisements MARTHA REYNOLDS, BARBARA HOLT, RemeIENAOR PEAY a siats ste ckes cc oe sc neie wie oe cake eelc.c Proof Readers REMMI ERREBERR GE acs las eels se cioce haces te hee roe en. Sports PN OUISERLE Varssclecssice seca cciesecsseeeLcst Will and Testanent ESEMEIN AUN Sin cin re sic sic'e'o oc dv t.des cs 62eseece Quotations (Personal) MRS, WORKMAN and MISS ONLER Secle esle selsais'e ss's s t seme SPOnsOrs Our steps lead to the Hill. . . ENTRANCE McBRYDE BUILDING NURSES' HOME Basketball Team First Row: Martha Kittrell, Shirley Calhoun, Second Row: Nell O'Connell, Pat Derreberry, Nancy Craig, Barbara Hutchins. Third Row: Jo Pat Stokes, Sandra Salter, Judy Freshwater, Faye Hoyle. Housemothers Standing, Left to Right: R. Sherron, Wyche House; H. Brewster, Staff House; F. Steele, Technicians! Home. Seated: L. Beattie, Hill House; V. Massey, Hill House. STAFF HOUSE WYCHE HOUSE HILL HOUSE Practical School of Nursing The Practical School of Nursing offers a twelve month course in which the students get a thorough background of bedside care. After completion of the course they are examined by the State Board of Practical Examiners and are licensed. A licensed practical nurse may be employed as a private duty nurse, a general duty nurse, an office nurse, and in many other nursing fields. There is also a course in operating room technique being offered to graduate practical nurses. Instructors are: Miss Webb, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Holloway, and Mrs. Johnson. - Ir... ™ Create hoa % 4g % 5% Be” Autographs Compliments to the Class of 1958 WILLIAM MUIRHEAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATED Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 BROAD STREET . : : : REXALL DRUG CO. | gt ae - = « w- weer rrr re er ww rr rere ee ee ee ee ee eee oe oe se eo es ose sess - oe se eS Se oe ee se ee se ee ee se ss sas ee ae eee ee eee ee eww errr rrrrrrrrererererrererererererernv Customer Satisfaction Is Our Main Objective! Our Courteous Personnel Will Gladly Help You With All Your Shopping Problems Belk Leggett (6. DURES SHOP C= y — CD ROSCOE GRIFFIN 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. 114 E. Main Street S. ZUCKERMAN SON Established 1912 DURHAM'S ONLY FURRIER 109 E. Chapel Hill Street Phone 33401 Your andy Wadional Jank or vuriam = caste FOSTER STREET MAIN OFFICE MAIN AT CORCORAN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION | GUARANTY STATE BANK . with the ) SIDEWALK TELLER WINDOW CHECKINGS - SAVINGS ! LOANS , 4 TEP, Ea at FINE LADIES' APPAREL FOR DURHAM'S DISCRIMINATING SHOPPERS (I a a ee dda ee ad edd x mor err wr re wr wr rw err rrr ere — _ G 8 ee ee eee oor eer reer rrr errr 7 OR Nae a) ae Nae ae ra ar a ee a at a a a C a FF I RE were r rrr rr rr rr sr Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Compliments of NELLO L. TEER COMPANY ie Durham, North Carolina Offers Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Where you'll find the new and fashionable of every season Easy Parking------ Pleasant Shopping Cronrnwrwr rr rr rrr oro rrr re PPO OPP PPP PP = PEF PPP PPP rere en Congratulations to the Class of 1958 WALGREEN DRUG PEPSI COLA 102 West Main Street The light refreshment Seo rr. eee eee rr errr eer se rr rer rr rr Or rr er ee errr rrr rrr rr re rr rr rr ee Oe Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Forest Hills Shopping Center and 122 West Main Street ECKERD DRUG STORES : | 5 ) : Two Convenient Locations , | ee ee ee a eee | THE PILOT | Now protecting more than 3 million people PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Greensboro, North Carolina oy EY ae BEE PILOT MOUNTAIN: NORTH CAROLINA ) LIFE - GROUP - ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS poe FASHION Make Your Wedding Dreams Become a Reality 2 miles west of Durham on '70 ICE - ARENA Open every day - year ‘round We rent and sell skates Professional Instructors GLOVER'S GULF SERVICE Jim Glover, Prop. Guess Road Phone 8-2723 Compliments of DUKE POWER COMPANY COBB'S TV SOUND, INC. Hi-Fidelity Sound 308 Bon Air Avenue, Bragtown Durham, North Carolina Day 6-6423 Nig ht 8-1084 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 HOSPITAL PHARMACY 1124 Broad DURHAM SANDWICH COMPANY Sandwiches - Cakes - Pies Party Sandwiches Specializers 3024 Roxboro Rd. Phone 9-1332 Durham, North Carolina W. C. LYON COMPANY, INC. 213 E. Chapel. Hill Street Durham, North Carolina HARDWARE GIFTS SPORTING GOODS Compliments of D. C. MAY CO, 316 Morgan Street SS eee BES daewWilS GES ae Say it with Flowers SANDERS FLORIST Phone 8-1289 H. W. DODSON'S ESSO Broad Street and Club Boulevard 1102 Broad Street Phone 8-9844 | Durham, North Carolina CLARK'S ESSO Esso DEALER Congratulations Class of 1958 THE OWL RECORD SHOP 1113 Borad Street Ph 8-3857 2913 Roxboro Road one 5 Compliments to the Class of 1958 DILLON SUPPLY CO. Mail and Industrial Supplies 122 South Duke Street Growing With Durham to Serve the People of Durham ELLIS-STONE ) be ee ew eee eo eo er oe ew oe or rr ee es ee Seo roses ee eee SHAW PAINT WALLPAPER CO., INC. your Home Center featuring . Interiors . Venetian Blinds . Accessories . Painting . Hardwares . Decorating . Housewares . Gifts Free Estimates Contract - O. O. Shaw Decorator - Lucy Starr Shaw Venitian Blinds - Bob Young Retail - Wholesale - Paul Reaves Phone 8-2218 Club Boulevard at Guess Road Compliments of Compliments of LACOCKS SHOE SHOP | JONES FRAZIER | 4 PPPS SF OOS OOO OOO Oo oe Se a) q Yearbook Publishers Commercial Printers School Photographers { AUNTer Dublishung COMPANY 333 Indiana Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carolina , Without his patience, guidance, and understanding, this, The White Cap of 1958, would never have been published. With appreci- ation and gratitude, we, the Annual Staff, express our sincere thanks to our friend, and photogra pher, MR. LAVERGNE JOHNSON, Kea Aer Lepursacl oneen WS Laurin ee N) a WR We. } Leaee) lho Fld Abrabery Dore, ST eayhorn Cherry Yoberern Bi IPP Doo) Betty Williams CONGRATULATIONS FROM OUR DOCTORS, PARENTS, AND FRIENDS CLYDE HUTCHINS DR. NORMAN BOWLES DR. JOHN GORE DR. ARTHUR BRADSHER MR. AND MRS. McLAURIN DR. JAMES WILSON NANNETTE AHALT DR. ISAAC HARRIS MR. AND MR, HOLT DR, HUNTER SWEENEY MR. AND MRS, HOPWOOD DR. SETH HOBART MR, AND MRS. RALPH DR, ROY HARE DR. JAMES E, DAVIS DR. ARTHUR LONDON DR. R. E. NICHOLS DR. ISAAC MANNING DR. JOHN CHEEK DR. ELEANOR EASLEY DR. JOHN GLASSON DR. RICHARD PEARSE DR. J. M. ARENA DR. KENNETH PODGER DR. RALPH FLEMING DR. LEWIS McKEE DR, ELEANOR RODWELL DR. ALBERT POWELL DRewibenl JONES DR, ROY IZLAR DR. W. R. STANFORD DR. WILLIAM SINGLETARY DR. GORDON CARVER DR. JOSEPH McCRACKEN MR. AND MRS. J. M. ADAMS MR. AND MRS. N. McCULLEN MR, AND MRS. A. W. DERREBERRY MR. AND MRS, F. W. AHALT MRS. L. T. McFARLAND Adams, Jean Elizabeth 5304 Center Street Raleigh, North Carolina Ahalt, Francine Marie 209 West Avondale Drive Greensboro, North Carolina Bane, Frances Jannette Route 4, Box 170 Durham, North Carolina Cates, Patricia Jeanne P., O. Box 323 Creedmoor, North Carolina Daniel, Shelby Jean Route | Oxford, North Carolina Dawson, Lola Elizabeth 2206 Grace Avenue New Bern, North Carolina Derreberry, Pat Box 215 Andrews, North Carolina Driver, Lola Anne Route 3 Westminster, South Carolina Fogleman, Helen Marie Route 2 Liberty, North Carolina Harris, Bennie Vandemere, North Carolina Herndon, Gladys 1803 Angier Avenue Durham, North Carolina Student Directory Holt, Barbara Anne Route 6, Box 196 Burlington, North Carolina Hopwood, Heather 907 Courtland Street Greensboro, North Carolina Kerley, Anna Faye 109 East Church Street Williamston, North Carolina Lyerly, Ellen Marie 914 Askew Street Burlington, North Carolina Madren, Mary Ann Route 3 Burlington, North Carolina Mangum, Barbara Vann Route |] Bahama, North Carolina McCullen, Alice Elizabeth Route 4 Mount Olive, North Carolina McFarland, Barbara Route | Bahama, North Carolina McLaurin, Sarah Loueen 112 Main Street Clinton, North Carolina McLeod, Joan 609 Fulton Street Raeford, North Carolina Murphy, Nancy Lucille 510 West Fifth Street Siler City, North Carolina Overman, Ruby Lee 509 N. Church Street Zebulon, North Carolina Peed, Audrey Jean Route 3 Roxboro, North Carolina Ralph, Sarah Diane Box 566 Erwin, North Carolina Register, Edna Earle 901 Cleveland Street Durham, North Carolina Reynolds, Martha Emily 108 Elizabeth Avenue, Roselle Wilmington, Delaware Roberson, Cherry Box 506 Chapel Hill, North Carolina Strayhorn, Vivian Marie Box 136 Hillsboro, North Carolina Sykes, Lillie Mae 308 Cherry Grove Street Durham, North Carolina Walker, Mary Linda 2527 Sharon Road Charlotte, North Carolina Watts, Elsie Mae Route |] Cary, North Carolina Weaver, Mary Alice 732 Boddie Street Henderson, North Carolina Williams, Betty Sue Harmon Drive Thomasville, North Carolina Cheek, Lillie Margaret Route 3 Hillsboro, North Carolina Craig, Nancy Lena 2112 Brandon Road Wilmington, North Carolina Crumpler, Joy Ann Route | Salemburg, North Carolina Daniel, Dawana Faye Route 1, Box 70, Chapel Hill Road Durham, North Carolina Ellis, Denise Dianne 111 N. Maple Street Durham, North Carolina Evans, Barbara Priscilla Route 1] Roxboro, North Carolina Foster, Constance Brabbin 610 Moran Avenue Mullens, West Virginia Graves, Mary Lou Route 2 Snow Camp, North Carolina Harper, Janice Carol Route | Pink Hill, North Carolina Harris, Gladys Faye 1019 Gregory Street Greensboro, North Carolina Humphrey, Shirley Anne Route 1, Box 193 Kinston, North Carolina Student Directory Jones, Barbara Jean Route |] Wake Forest, North Carolina Jordan, Donna Rae Winslow Acres Elizabeth City, North Carolina Knight, Sonya Treu 207 South John Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Lambert, Jean Carol 408 West 8th Street Siler City, North Carolina Lassiter, Joyce Ann 2412 North Main Street Tarboro, North Carolina Long, Melinda Jane Box 364 Roxboro, North Carolina Mallard, Margaret Byrd 2025 Wa Wa Avenue Durham, North Carolina Oakes, Peggy Ann Route 2 Burlington, North Carolina Parker, Betsy Beam Route 1] Hurdle Mills, North Carolina Poole, Peggy Ann Spring Lane Sanford, North Carolina Quick, Alice Geraldine 1201 E. Mason Street Franklinton, North Carolina Quinn, Laura Jo 219 Adams Street Plymouth, North Carolina Reynolds, Verna McKee 5400 Hillsboro Road Raleigh, North Carolina Robinson, Lois 522 Parkview Drive Burl ington, North Carolina Roundy, Jane Annette 117 E. Jones Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Short, Blanche Carol Battley Road Hamlet, North Carolina Smith, Frances Louise 405 S. Pineview Avenue Goldsboro, North Carolina Stokes, Josephine Patrick 10 Front Street Hertford, North Carolina Sykes, Sarah Virginia 925 Fix Street Burlington, North Carolina Thomas, Bette Louise Box 13 Butner, North Carolina Thornton, Joyce Marie 404 S. John Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Williams, Emma Jean Harmon Drive Thomasville, North Carolina Winstead, Madelyn Grey 2117 Guess Road Durham, North Carolina Yates, Tonya Kay Route 3 Elizabethton, Tennessee Aycock, Malinda Pantego North Carolina Bagley, Phyllis Jacqueline 115 Winsette Circle Plymouth, North Carolina Bailey, Janie Sue Box 748 Wake Forest, North Carolina Barfield, Mary Janet 417 East Ashe Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Bell, Edith Ann 1508 Rose Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Bennett, Agnes Remell 301 Maple Avenue Kannapolis, North Carolina Blake, Patricia Ann 630 Pee Dee Avenue Albemarle, North Carolina Burney, Patricia Ann Route 2, Box 320 Ayden, North Carolina Calhoun, Shirley Mae Route | Cove City, North Carolina Carroll, Elizabeth Ann Route 6, Blue Ridge Road Raleigh, North Carolina Clark, Patricia Ann 1622 Avondale Drive Durham, North Carolina Student Directory Cobb, Rebecca Elaine 313 Atwater Street Burlington, North Carolina Cummings, Sara Louise 102 E. D Street Erwin, North Carolina Davis, Annette Box 5461 Carthage, North Carolina Dill, Dorothy Mae 1361 Wentworth Street Reidsville, North Carolina Fleming, Sheril 4 Whitehorn Lane Bluefield, West Virginia Freshwater, Judith Armelia 415 North First Street Mebane, North Carolina Glasgow, Faye Jean Box 219 Weldon, North Carolina Griffin, Rachel Ann Route 3 Wake Forest, North Carolina Hammock, Betty Vinson 400 S. Washington Avenue Dunn, North Carolina Harper, Norma Dene Route 1, Box 523 Morehead City, North Carolina Hicks, Betty Faye 822 S. Broad Street Burlington, North Carolina Hill, Nancy Carrol Route 4 Goldsboro, North Carolina Hoyle, Frances Faye Route 1, Box 348-B Henderson, North Carolina Hutchins, Barbara Elaine 2711 Carver Street, Ext. Durham, North Carolina Jackson, Nancy Carol 110 Golf Road Plymouth, North Carolina Jenkins, Mary Frances 2327 Byrd Street Raleigh, North Carolina Kellum, Icy Belinda Route 2, Box 126 Jacksonville, North Carolina Kittrell, Martha Leigh Route 2 Henderson, North Carolina Leach, Margaret 3909 Peterson Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Lee, Betty Franklin Route 1 Atkinson, North Carolina Manning, Judith Dale P. O. Box 46 Zebulon, North Carolina Marler, Cora L. Box 266 East Bend, North Carolina McBride, Jean Carol Box 344 Haw River, North Carolina Murray, Joan E. 304 N. Person Street Raleigh, North Carolina Nattress, Nancy Nan Route 2, Box 386 Bluefield, West Virginia Nesbitt, Dale Nancy 34 Wilmington Road Biltmore, North Carolina Newton, Carole J. 1205 Madison Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Norris, Carolyn Esther Route 2, Box 225 Boone, North Carolina O'Brien, Judine Hope Box 114 Mullens, West Virginia O'Connell, Naomi Nell Route 7 Sanford, North Carolina Parris, Delia Ann 215 W. Kime Street Burlington, North Carolina Parrish, Kay Frances Route 5 Durham, North Carolina Prescott, Miriam PaeO, box 092 Jacksonville, North Carolina Student Directory Ramsey, Mary Diana Box 294 Burgaw, North Carolina Roberson, Bobbie Lou Route |] Graham, North Carolina Royal, Joyce Ann Route | Dudley, North Carolina Salmon, Elinor Frances 207 W. Chisholm Street Sanford, North Carolina Salter, Sandra Bery! Atlantic North Carolina Sasser, Patricia Ann 409 Grantham Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Sessoms, Emily Ruth 3830 Hoggard Drive Wilmington, North Carolina Shearon, Beverly Route 2, Box 295 Wake Forest, North Carolina Sims, Sidney Ann PeOraboxey Hillsboro, North Carolina Smith, Margaret James 4 Greenwood Road Biltmore, North Carolina Spain, Lydia Ann Route 1, Box 191 Goldsboro, North Carolina Summers, Carolyn Ann 1119 18th Street Parkersburg, West Virginia Tapp, Alice F. Route | Hillsboro, North Carolina Terrell, Barbara J. Route | Haw River, North Carolina Tilden, Cynthia Ann 4016 Oleander Drive Wilmington, North Carolina Vestal, Joyce A. 314 Memorial Park Drive Thomasville, North Carolina Warren, Jo Ann Route 2 Newton Grove, North Carolina Warrick, Darlene Donna 1003 E. Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Wentworth, Nancy C. 612 West Sixth Street Siler City, North Carolina Wiggins, Elizabeth J. 102 Kefler Court Jacksonville, North Carolina Willard, Evelyn Merveign Route 2, Box 159 Leaksville, North Carolina Woods, Harriette Dixon 102 Crabtree Avenue Durham, North Carolina Wortham, Frances Marie Route 3, Box 212 Henderson, North Carolina Autographs ‘= Autographs Autographs A Droduct o} 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. audit 7 os Ss : - . ik « , ie Anas s ta) ERK, ia fr. ee cae ay 7 6 A ss, ss Net % a ; es iA pchaa A 6 be ae Re hegey ive ive ete if Brraceh iat y x A AAS, so a Sep es il lin tin ee ean a i wh Y eas Ley gut wath hg Git | io iM if it Set ae Ea BG oss mop ey Sepa 4 ee ere eh oO AES C% ee te eh as Ae nae eee ak qa rh EOEN a EG ‘ise: tte Ag. ee nek oa 3 On oye i. | ve a ag Oe te takes ie nee geld’, vi cea} ake ae Gt Hes See Ee Beahe Rie a es Sn ots es a, é i 7 ei Pa hry te eee ‘ ne iggtant ota en BEC Sera i et 5 A eX ‘ Re ye OLS f a ae Ea cen Hs fe G oa oe Soe a ate ee oes os nee Ley ee ; Pans . ae . fae ae ane ne aie . tee ai, : spoes “¢ ea ate ce na 2G 3 4 we Me xe iad ae ee ERGs eR ahi geo aps Pin PLS 9 es a ; ee 2 de: ay a, oe ie ee SiGe ete KC ye ree c Batra aa) baat Boge REN Chee Re MAUR @ pela are OS ti Gt “Cp a4 it “ sci iets to “ Sars te M4 TE re REx 4 a ee a 4h a oe dee ee una ay Cag Ke Rae ae e YD te os oot es i Mi ¢ ae Jeod uate ats ate We tn tak