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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

1960 WHITE CAP Presented by the Senior Class of The Watts Hospital School of Nursing Contents WHITE GAPS PAPE Sercctscotstcteve cherctetetororere 2 DEDIGAMDI@ Niteratatetetercrclieteleteteverelelotetercheroielelerole 6 MORTA Mintactsliotclelorslelercvcleleleicieleteletelcrelsierere 8 IN DIMIUNTS ils ull © Nisteteretctetevote cietelerstetelerereteters 9 SENIOR Seretteteretoievetetercielctelelcietele crete tereictoletoners 19 MUNIORS Set ore cn cacc tee cre care namae 43 EIRESEIME NB teretetetctslstelcielele slenelelers eles (elelsleloxe 49 SUBRER UASUUViL Seremstatelstniatetsteleloleteleleleteteleterelers Sy INGE Sean cde HAwmWiR ESetetsteleletsieteteielatele 67 SHOPPERS 2G WL DE erteteteleielate cleleisiclereteisicterels 81 Library, Low Caracal Ae ok Watts ocnoo: or N D.C.H.C . . s a MARGARET SMITH... 303... « + «O-Lditor Last Will and Testament History and Prophecy Sports, Snapshot, and Feature Editors The White MARGARET SMITH and JANIE BAILEY..........Co-Editors DALE NESBITT and BEVERLY SHEARON.. Business Managers BECKY COBB and ANNETTE DAVIS... Advertising Managers MALINDA AYCOCK and MARY RAMSEY................Photography Managers’ NANCY NATTRASS and NANCY JACKSON, . .Feature Editors MARGARET LEACH, CORA MARLER, HARRIET WOODS, SHIRLEY CALHOUN, and EMILY SESSOMS..........Typists JOYCE ROYAL and BOBBIE HUTCHINS..... Snapshot Editors Proofreaders Cap Staff EDITH BELL and BELINDA KELLUM....... ........ History FAYE GLASGOW and ANN VESTAL.............. Prophecy NELL O'CONNELL and SANDRA SALTER............ Artists FRANCES JENKINS, LOUISE CUMMINGS, ALIGE TAPP, AGNES BENNETT. .....¢.-00+.- Proofreaders BRANKIE'LEE and PHYLLIS BAGLEY.......... Sports Editors BOBBIE ROBERSON and BETTY HAMMOCK ............Last Will and Testament CAROL HILL and JUDINE O'BRIEN. ....Circulation Managers RUBY PIERCE and MARIE ROBESON..........-++. Sponsors JANIE SUE BAILEY... 2... +6. Co-editor _ Circulation Managers and Artists Business, Advertising, and Photography Managers loneliness Mm OW Dedication A modern Florence Nightingale is she... Who 'sponsored' our class—years one, two, and three, Giving of her time, unselfish and free. Her patience is long, Her friendship strong With understanding, great, And guidance never late. Her radiant, warm smile Offers encouragement worthwhile. She's more than a teacher, Yet not a preacher, This one whom above All others we love! It is for her genuine interest in her students, her helping handinneed, her in- spirational guidance and counsel, and for her untiring patience in that Nursing Arts Lab and those frustrating first months on the wards that we offer our sincerest thanks and most grateful appreciation as we dedicate the 1960 WHITE CAP to MRS, RUBY BAILEY PIERCE. RUBY BAILEY PIERCE In Memoriam DOCTOR WILLIAM MAURICE COPPRIDGE To honor a great doctor and friend, we the class of nineteen hundred and sixty leave our yearbook in memory of Dr.William Maurice Coppridge,Chief of Urology. July: 24,, 1893 - August 28, 1959. The sweetest lines are those to duty wed, Whose deeds, both great and small, Are close-knit strands of an unbroken thread, Where love ennobles all. The world may sound no trumpet, ring no bells; The book of life the shining record tells. Attributed to: Elizabeth Barrett Browning Directors MR, JOHN F, MOULTON Associate Director MR. SAMPLE B. FORBES Director MR, ROBERT WEYNAND Assistant Director and Purchasing Agent 10 Nursing Service MRS, JESSIE CRAWFORD O'NEIL, R.N. Acting Assistant Director of Nursing Rennie MRS, BESSIE PERRY BURGESS, R.N. Director of Nursing MRS, MARGARET YEATTS BOSWELL, R.N., B.S. Director of Nursing Service 11 DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION MRS, EVA WOOSLEY WARREN RENo, MoEd se Mor.iH. Educational MRS, SALLY AYCOCK MISS EMMA CHAFFIN Director of Recruitment Librarian and Co-Curricular Activities Department MRS, RUBY PIERCE Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. MARIE ROBESON Nursing Arts Instructor MRS, FLORA STANLEY Clinical Instructor MRS, ALICE SUMNER Pediatric and Obstetric Instructor DR, ABE WIDRA Microbiology Instructor MRS, CECILE ZUNNER Clinical Instructor DR, MICHAEL K, BERKUT Chemistry Instructor MRS, DARLENE BRACEGIRDLE Pediatric and Obstetric Instructor MISS CORLINE CORLEY Clinical Nutritionist MRS, PEGGY HEINSOHN Head of Nursing Arts MISS BURKE MATTHEWS Operating Room Instructor MRS, ESTELLE MIKELL Clinical Instructor Physicians DR, E. EASLEY Obstetrics DR. J. GLASSON Orthopedics DR. R. GOLBY Patholoby DR. W. GRAHAM Obstetrics DR. J. GUNTER Pathology DR. R. HARE Medicine DR. I. HARRIS Surgery DR. S. HOBART Surgery DR. J. HUGHES Urology DR, C. HUMPHRIES Medicine DR. R,. IZLAR Medicine DR. G, JOHNSON Surgery 14 DR. T. ADKINS Obstetrics DR, R. BAUM Medicine DR. W. BOONE Medicine DR, N. BOWLES Obstetrics DR. J. CHEEK’ Surgery DR aH aCLEAVER Surgery DR, G. L. CRANE Medicine DR. G.W, CRANE Dermatology DR. J. DAVIDSON Medicine DR. A. POWELL Medicine DR. J. ROBBINS Dermatology DR. B, ROBERTS Pediatrics Die Cea ROBER LS Urology DR, E, ROBERTSON Surgery DR. M, SCHIEBEL Surgery DR. W. SINGLETARY Medicine DR. B, SKINNER Pediatrics DR, H. SWEANEY Surgery DR. G. WATSON Pediatrics DR. B, WEBB Pediatrics DR. J. WILSON Surgery: 15 DR, T. JONES Medicine DR. W. LOCKHART Neurosurgery DR. I. MANNING Medicine DR, J. McCRACKEN Medicine DR. L. McKEE Medicine DR. R. NICHOLS Medicine DR. B, PAGE Medicine DR. R. PEARSE Obstetrics DR. P,. PERRY Radiology Physicians upervisors Left to right, seated: Mrs. Riggs, Miss Blackwood, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Mendenhall. Standing: Miss Glasscoe and Miss Carden. Mrs. Riggsbee, Miss Magill, and Mrs. Hudson. Saat a SAVES. Miss Jones and Mrs. Mallard 16 Head Nurses Mrs. Parfitt, Mrs. Newton, and Miss Casey. Standing: Miss Thomas. Left to right, first row: Miss Reinhardt, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Bowling. Second row: Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. Honeycutt, Mrs. Wilkins, and Mrs. Royal. Third row: Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Cash, Mrs. Berry, and Miss Hart. Not Pictured: Mrs. Blackwood. Mrs. Pickett 17, Left to right, seated: Dr. Kenan, Dr. Chu, Dr. G. Gentry, Dr. Hall, Dr. Davis, Dr. Trado, and Dr. King. Standing: Dr. Ellenwood, Dr. McCoy, Dr. Richardson, Dr. Stickel, Dr. Ramos, Dr. Warren, and Dr. Ural. Not Pictured: Dr. Culbreth, Dr. Hsu, and Dr. Agkun. House Staff Dr. Hall, Dr. Kapoor, and Dr. Daniel Dr, Sutton and Dr, J.B. Gentry. Dr. White 18 Officers and Sponsors Standing: Mrs. Ruby Pierce...Sponsor; Faye Hoyle...President; Mrs. Marie Roberson...Sponsor. Seated: Sidney Sims...Vice President; Lydia Spain.... Treasurer; Harriet Woods...Secretary. Class Flower White Rose ( y 2 § | Cell Helen Pantazis and Mike Hancock Keep your face toward the sun and the shadows will fall behind you. a 23] Qo fF = Class Motto 20 Seniors eee ee eee MALINDA AYCOCK Malinda Pantego, North Carolina PHYLLIS JACQUELINE BAGLEY Phyllis Plymouth, North Carolina JANIE SUE BAILEY Nlanie!! Wake Forest, North Carolina Seniors EDITH ANN BELL Edie Goldsboro, North Carolina AGNES REMELL BENNETT Agnes Kannapolis, North Carolina SHIRLEY MAE CALHOUN Cal ! Cove City, North Carolina ae lors Sen PATRICIA ANN CLARK Pat! North Carolina Durham, REBECCA ELAINE COBB Beckie North Carol ton ina ? ing Burl SARA LOUISE CUMMINGS ise ! Lou North Carolina Erwin, 23 Seniors ANNETTE DAVIS Annette Carthage, North Carolina JUDITH ARMELIA FRESHWATER Judy Mebane, North Carolina FAYE JEAN GLASGOW iFavell Weldon, North Carolina 24 sr... Seniors RACHEL ANN GRIFFIN wRacht Wake Forest, North Carolina BETTY VINSON HAMMOCK Comrade Dunn, North Carolina NANCY CAROL HILL i Caroltt Goldsboro, North Carolina 25 ina . i?) Za Fa Oye ee BS Pe oy ans) ‘a 23% Gas tals) a : my 6S Ea O S : a z GZ 3 aa] ae 4 i! See Oh a] mS A oY WN mS aE ae 9 oes a rs ‘4 3 : ge |  3 Z ¢ al ey ’ Zz AY lors Sen 26 Seniors ee eg MARY FRANCES JENKINS fran? Raleigh, North Carolina oe ces oe ICY BELINDA KELLUM Linda Jacksonville, North Carolina MARTHA LEIGH KITTRELL Martha Henderson, North Carolina at Seniors MARGARET DELORES LEACH Margaret Greensboro, North Carolina BETTY FRANKLIN LEE Frankie Atkinson, North Carolina CORA LEE MARLER Corg!'! East Bend, North Carolina 28 Seniors JEAN CAROL McBRIDE E@arol Haw River, North Carolina JOAN ELIZABETH MURRAY Joan Raleigh, North Carolina NANCY NAN NATTRASS Nancy Bluefield, West Virginia 29 Seniors Ps ee yh | NANCY DALE NESBITT Dale ! Biltmore, North Carolina K a aN CAROLE JOAN NEWTON iGarolett Greensboro, North Carolina CAROLYN ESTHER NORRIS Carolyn Boone, North Carolina Seniors JUDINE HOPE O'BRIEN Judine ' Wake Forest, North Carolina CONNELL Nell NAOMI NELL O ina , North Carol Sanford DELIA ANN PARRIS Dee North Carolina Burlington, 31 Seniors MARY ELNA RAMSEY Mary Burgaw, North Carolina BOBBIE LOU ROBERSON Bobbie Graham, North Carolina JOYCE ANN ROYAL NI Key Goldsboro, North Carolina 32 Seniors ELINOR FRANCES SALMON Ellie! Sanford, North Carolina SANDRA BERYL SALTER Sandra Atlantic, North Carolina EMILY RUTH SESSOMS Tarte! Wilmington, North Carolina 33 lOrs Sen BEVERLY SHEARON Bey ! Wake Forest ina North Caroli ) SIDNEY ANN SIMS Syd Hillsboro, North Carolina Ee fe 3 WY ne Ee 5 Ripe ee OQ : ina North Carol ? iltmore B 34 lors Sen E Ae AO Za AOR) a apes H fo) O irginia ille CAROLYN ANN SUMMERS Carolyn Danville, V Lo ep 3 _ S eS o BS ee ALICE FAYE TAPP Braye! ina North Carol Hillsboro, ahs) Seniors | BARBARA JEAN TERRELL Bobbie Haw River, .North Carolina JOYCE ANN VESTAL Ann! Thomasville, North Carolina JO ANN WARREN Jo Newton Grove, North Carolina 36 Seniors aaa ee ELIZABETH JANE WIGGINS Jane Jacksonville, North Carolina EVELYN MERVEIGN WILLARD PEvelyn: Leaksville, North Carolina HARRIETT DIXON WOODS Harriett Durham, North Carolina 37 Class As seventy of us, new, green girls stepped across the threshold of Watts Hospital on September 10, 1957, that was the beginning of our career in Nursing. (1) The first week we were kept busy running from tours of the town to picnics, (2) to parties, to movies. This was going to be nothing but fun and excitement (we thought). With this spirit we headed to classes on the first Monday morning...soon to find ourselves in possession of a stack of books taller than we ever wanted to see again. As we began the slow trudge through them, surprised to find the body contained 206 bones, (3) we realized that as in everything else, you will get from nurses' school exactly what you put into it. All of this coming in and studying at 7:00 P.M. each week night with the housemother sneaking around behind us and mysterious persons tossing trashcans down the back stairsseemedtous a far cry from the noble profession each of us had chosen. But the day our uniforms were distributed to us in varying sizes and lengths, we knew we were a step closer. (4) As we began to attack ''Mary Chase and each other with backrubs, bedbaths, and enemas, we knew we were on the right road. Our Preclinical officers included: President, Edith Bell; Vice President, Lydia Spain; Secretary, Beverly Shearon; Treasurer, Lib Carroll; Sponsors, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs.Keene; and we were led into car-washing, leaf-raking,and floor- waxing, planning ahead for our senior year annual, Few of us shall forget the birthday parties, (5S and 6) held each month, the Christmas (7) and White Cap dances, the spring picnic, and the tennis court dance. Nor shall we forget the tears shed the day we were homesick or had a conference on the ''green carpet, '' only to find ourselves cheering someone else the very next day. Soon all of this was to be behind us; the short hours of the first days on the wards, the intensive Closed study, and ahead was ''Capping where the much- longed-for Watts caps were placed on our heads and bibs were snapped into place. With the impressiveness of this ceremony and the pledge of Florence Nightingale, we took the step from ' prelimie to student nurse, realizing new responsibilities and taking on new purposes. (8) The following days we went our separate ways to the wards, (9) and returned to the dorms weary but satisfied having completed our first and most strenuous 8 - hour day. Many of our class began the long stretch of ''special services'' which brought us face to face with strapping babies, scrubbing, fatal heart rates, and catatonic stupors, (10) This year passed quickly as we became juniors and were led by our President, Nell O'Connell; Vice President, Carole Newton; Secretary, Emily Sessoms; Treas- urer, Faye Hoyle; Sponsors, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Keene. Our projects included hose, fountain pens, and candy sales. (11) With these endeavors, the choosing and wearing of our class pins, and the social calendar planned by our ownstudents, the well-known junior slump!'' was short lived. As our second summer slipped away,we became the top with (12) 'Black-banding.'' As we placed these ribbons on the rims of our caps, we were the senior class and the leaders of the school. With this added responsibility our main intent was to give this last stretch extra enthusiasm as we completed the special services, elected Faye Hoyle to Miss White Cap, and began and finished our annual. Of course, there were times for fishing trips, (13) playing in the snow, (14) sunbathing at the ''Y,'' (15) tossing the Frizbee, and watching Twilight Zone on Channel 5. The officers during our senior year were: President, Faye Hoyle; Vice Presi- dent, Sidney Sims; Secretary, Harriette Woods; Treasurer, Lydia Spain; Sponsors, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Roberson; and Nell O'Connell served as president of the student body. Beverly Shearon and Janie Bailey held offices on the district student nurses' council. Now time is drawing near when these three years will be but a memory to us as we each choose our field...be it education, general duty, or home-making. It will be hard to say goodby to this life fifty-one of us have shared as we recall the face of our favorite doctor...our favorite patient...our favorite ward. (16) In these memories we find that this is merely the end of the beginning. OPIN JANE WIGGINS leavee sag ceo CAROL HILL leaves to go see if all the World tSF e Drea Mess as this place. BOBBIE. ROBERSON and BETTY HAMMOCK leave. We came with nothin'; we're leaving nothin , | DV )tnée IS, yore k fe. bay 6. MARGA i Ale NES. Is Jum JUDY FRESI Wa king in the De OOH] HOW: Mee Geom retoree i@ieepe. isor. BETTY HAMMOCK, C. ) UlS : + : ave 2 reat eethe ir first million. They spend weeken . c é as tidi: and Joln are traveling a=lot these’ days. L'ni Bole A Pts married to that Goods looking guy she dated ou ‘ ie uy a Byuite happy now. FRANKIE LEE went to Cleveland for BO a OG . Pye ROYAL and Dan are residing bel (@fe) Kel oce)nore Keyes takes thee i ‘S : : i eve _ : NE GY (NABI WAR NSS and @tiarlie moved back to that dea king part-time in Dr. Phillip Hall's office and then: go ® old bridge partner, and Don are quite happy in Grecnsk Mursc. Oh, my goodness, ‘I was really off in the clouds, ; Jim and our four dear boys waiting. I can hardly wai 5 BLOBS SSA. PRU Ty RSE GS NISHINO RST RG at WUE RSENS SOE SION PERI EERE NG POE REN REE ee 9 pheey is span ee eka Officers Left to right: Jane Price...Vice President; Norkie Edgerton...President; and Ruth Stokely...Treasurer. Not pictured: Carolyn Ingold...Secretary; Alta Taylor. ..Historian. Class Flower Red Rose a BO ono @ OD W s' | Class Motto MRS, FLORA WILSON _ MRS, PEGGY NEEDHAM Life is not a goblet to be drained but a STANLEY HEINSOHN measure to be filled. 44 Juniors erciaes ok oe eat aa ae REBECCA ANN ATKINS Cary, North Carolina BETTY SUE BAINES Zebulon, North Carolina MARY DIANNE BERRY New Bern, North Carolina BRENDA AKERS BROWN Rich Square, North Carolina JO ANNA CARPENTER Concord, North Carolina DOROTHY SMITH CARPENTER Durham, North Carolina ANNE FISHER CARTER Madison, North Carolina NANCY KAY COCHRANE Leaksville, North Carolina NETTA DIANNE CREECH Smithfield, North Carolina JERRY GRAY CULPEPPER Whiteville, North Carolina NORKIE LOUISE EDGERTON Burgaw, North Carolina MARGARET SUE HOLLINGSWORTH Pittsboro, North Carolina 45 DeANNA DOWDY HOLLOWELL ina , North Carol Edenton JANICE ELIZABETH HUDSON inia Virg ille, Clarksv SANDRA LEE HURSEY Durham, North Carol ina CAROLYN MARGARET INGOLD Cary, North Carol ina CATHERINE MARIE KIMERY ina North Carol ington, Burl Ais mH UO S38 {e) a) a Om fe ne PA SONDRA LEE MARSH Durham, North Carolina ina fx] Q ° Zo a Hs ZnS noe Los eo © 3 a (.) ae: =a] is O ie) = Y g ce O = 2 Bs a [aa] North Carolina Durham, MARCELLA ANN McKEEL nia Athens, Pennsylva LINDA EDENS McKNIGHT a q o North Carol Kannapolis, JERRY GAIL MILLER ina lle, North Caroli Ashevi 46 ELLEN BROOKE MOORE Greensboro, North Carolina BARBARA ANNE POPE Durham, North Carolina MARY LOUJANE PRICE Durham, North Carolina LOTTIE JANE PRIDGEN Wilmington, North Carolina LINDA HAZEL RICKMAN Durham, North Carolina MARY LOU SMOAK Canadys, South Carolina ROBERTA JEAN SNYDER Beckley, West Virginia PATRICIA ANN SORRELLS Asheville, North Carolina DIANE STEED Durham, North Carolina RUTH JACKSON STOKELY Edenton, North Carolina NINA JOYCE SUTTON Greenville, North Carolina BILLIE GRAY THOMAS Burlington, North Carolina 47 Juniors ee | JUNE FRANCES VINCENT Hillsboro, North Carolina CAROLYN REBECCA WILSON Hurdle Mills, North Carolina BETTY ANN WRIGHT Henderson, North Carolina DORIS GRACE YEATTS Draper, North Carolina CAROL MIRANDA YOUNG Swannanoa, North Carolina NOT PICTURED ALTA LUCILLE TAYLOR Connelly Springs, N.C. eS ae Pr = = ed ae we Officers Left to right: Patsy Eskridge...Treasurer; Betty Bradley...Secretary; Martha Johnson...Historian; Julia Voorhis. ..President; Ann Bland...Social Chairman. Not pictured: Karen Zelle...Vice President. Class Flower Gardenia a @3BdOn 2@2o7O @ Class Motto Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from them- JESSIE CRAWFORD O'NEIL ETHEL LONG RIGGSBEE selves, 50 Freshmen TERE OPS ae ae aT JANICE ALLEN Four Oaks, North Carolina PEGGY ANN ALLEN Danville, Virginia PRENTISS ALLEN Durham, North Carolina JANET BEARDSLEY Hope Mills, North Carolina JANE BECK Durham, North Carolina MARIE BLAKELY Greensboro, North Carolina EDITH BLAND New Bern, North Carolina BETTY BRADLEY Durham, North Carolina CLARA BURLESON Plum Tree, North Carolina MARJORIE CARVER Roxboro, North Carolina MARION COBB Williamston, North Carolina ALICE COLLIER Garner, North Carolina JUDITH COLLINS Winston-Salem, North Carolina MARY CURRIE Ogdensburg, New York BEVERLY DANIELY Raleigh, North Carolina SARAH DAVIS Goldsboro, North Carolina PATSY DEAL Winston-Salem, North Carolina ELEANOR DODSON Durham, North Carolina CAROL EAVES Henderson, North Carolina PATSY ESKRIDGE Burlington, North Carolina WYNIFORD EVERETT Washington, North Carolina . JUDY GERMINO Durham, North Carolina LINDA GREEN Creedmore, North Carolina PAT GRISSOM Henderson, North Carolina 51 52 Freshmen em ine Sr ie ee ey SARA GUNDERSON Lewisville, North Carolina JOE ANN HATHAWAY Winterville, North Carolina NANCY HINSON Bennetsville, South Carolina MARY HISER Raeford, North Carolina GLORIA HOBBIE Durham, North Carolina MARIE HULL High Point, North Carolina JEAN JEROME Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina LOIS JOHNSON Siler City, North Carolina MARTHA JOHNSON Hendersonville, North Carolina LUGY JONES Pilot Mountain, North Carolina SARA LEWIS Durham, North Carolina SALLY LUPTON Bayboro, North Carolina LINDA MOHR Castle Hayne, North Carolina REBECCA MOSS Graham, North Carolina NANCY NELMS Kannapolis, North Carolina JOAN NEWELL Richmond, Virginia JOYCE ORPHAL Fayetteville, North Carolina MARY PENDLETON New Bern, North Carolina ANITA PETREA Kannapolis, North Carolina EDNA PRICE Goldsboro, North Carolina KITTY REID Goldsboro, North Carolina BARBARA REYNOLDS Troy, North Carolina PEGG YA ROUSE Kinston, North Carolina PAT RUDISILL Cherryville, North Carolina VIRGINIA YOUNG Hillsboro, North Carolina KAREN ZELLE Jacksonville, Florida 53 SUZANNE SHARP Salisbury, North Carolina SUE SNELL Columbia, North Carolina LINDA SOUTHERN Bluefield, West Virginia FRANCES SPENCER Bennettsville, South Carolina MARY STAUNTON Butner, North Carolina CAROL STEWART Goldsboro, North Carolina SHELBY STRANGE Burlington, North Carolina TERRY TAYLOR Charlotte, North Carolina MAE THOMPSON Goldsboro, North Carolina SUE-UPCHUREH Raleigh, North Carolina LINDA VISE Durham, North Carolina JULIA VOORHIS Chapel Hill, North Carolina JANE WALKER Marion, North Carolina NORMA WATSON Durham, North Carolina JUDITH WILLIAMS Greensboro, North Carolina S . 2 Ds @ Practical School Left to right, first row: L. Green, M. Bowles, E. Overman, B. Mayes, Mrs. Webb—instructor, Mrs. Bell—instructor, Mrs. Holloway—instructor, E. Terrell, V. Powell, R. Morton. Second row: D. Wrenn, F. Buchanan, J. Davis, R. Hunt, D. Collins, Mrs. Winslow—instructor, E, Davis, B. Dickey, M. Green, B. Baldwin, D. Johnson. Third row: E. Crisp, L. Langston, H. Hartman, M. Watson, S. Dyer, L. Sellers, A. Wilkerson, L. Riley, F. Payne, L. Wagner. Fourth row: Newiates ee estiorme, }. Gordon, S. Bonneau, B. Poe, E. Rogers, M. Ellisor, L. Roberts, N. Gunter. Not pictured: P. Moore. 55 Fi pay Avesihecie Left to right: Dr. M. Bourgeois-Gavardin, Mrs. Evelyn Auld, Dorothy McGraw, Clifford Murphy, Marjorie Moore, Polly Pope, Cherry Roberson, Lou Ann Burch, Penny Tolar. School of Medical Technicians Left to right: Dr. Robert L. Golby, Lida Hornstein, Elizabeth Cracker, Joan Chipman, Dr. June Gunter, Rebecca Hite. Not pictured: Mrs. Florence MacKenzie. School of X - Ray Technicians Left to right: Nancy Apple, Mike D. Stephens- Chief, Gloria Bass. 56 @- MOST INTELLECTUA Margaret Smith MOST DEPENDABLE Janie Sue Bailey _é ae fy cd ae Ie al x Y CUTEST Sidney Sims REGS EOS ARES - 4 MOST PROFESSIONAL Faye Hoyle BEST ALL ROUND Nell O'Connell . 3 ‘ . MOST ORIGINAL Becky Cobb MOST ATHLETIC Frankie Lee e MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Beverly Shearon ACTIVITIES TT FEATURES PAS EHO y, LE ey tm o 3S = Qs “ x a NANCY NELMS First Runner-up O am ps x ag O = a) = [aa on i H 9) : ia U q fo) O a) Y Barbara and Faye are read y for in- spection. Let's play this one! 70 In 1943, there was a senior student at Watts who had no roommate. That year at the State Fair she won a plaster figurehead which she named Annie. When she graduated, she passed Annie on to the closest andmost deserving room - mates in the rising Senior class. Annie who is now battered and patched is a symbol of love, companionship, and friendship to all. Annie, who hears all, sees all and tells nothing was given this year to Barbara Terrell andAlice Faye Tapp. NELL O'CONNELL SIDNEY SIMS Santa Santa Filomena is a senior honorary society whose members are tapped an- nually at an impressive candle-light ceremony. The qualifications include a student's initiative as a leader, her abil- ity to demonstrate outstanding nursing care, and her achievements toward a _ higher scholastic standard. JANIE BAILEY MARY RAMSEY MARGARET SMITH FAYE GLASGOW Filomena Those chosen to represent the society foLo} oT Ke ( b wap Rae Bo MN oes elo) UME bole ME-bo WB bel yoyby-LaKoye] tosetan example toward the betterment of the school of nursing, as well as themselves. The Santa Filomena flower is the white lily and it's members may be identified by the minature gold Florence Nightingale lamp they wear. Student Body Officers President NELL O'CONNELL Faculty Representatives Sue Snell...Secretary, Bobbie Snyder... Vice President. Margaret Leach, Pat Rudisill, Mrs. Aycock, and Anne Carter. 72 Psychiatric Affiliation At Dix Hill we all had a crazy good time! And we complained about the laundry at Watts! !' '...Watching all the boys go by...Many interesting phone calls... Beauty and inspiration—Our Chapel...Watts uniform takes notice...Relaxing in the Chapel gardens...En- joying the views of the Hill. HE “a ‘ae im Pianist Director DIANE JONES Pianist Glee Clu JOHN EVANS Director Left to right: Diane Jones, Judy Germino, Virginia Young, Marion Cobb, Jean Jerome, Patsy Deal, Gloria Hobbie, Ann Bland, Marjorie Carver, Beverly Shearon. id Christmas Caroling A candle flame bright— Hope is a light; Softly they sing Silent Night. Joy to the world! Christ is born! Peace to you this Christmas morn. Each Christmas, Florence Nightingale leads the student nurses of Watts through the darkened hospital, as they sing traditional carols in a message of hope to those who cannot be at home. The nurses who must be on duty also feel lifted and their homesickness eased somewhat as they see the patients' smiles, and sometimes, tears that erase for a while the mask of pain and loneliness, replacing it with a look of serene happiness. MRS, LULA BEATTIE Hill House MRS, VIVIAN MASSEY Hill House aS MRS, HAVVIE BRUSTER Staff House MISS REBA SHERRON Wyche House 76 Recreation Happy Birthday! Now let's eat! Anybody for a hand of bridge? Who's that on the bottom? Hutchins? Resting during intermission Remember those picnics at the park Tan-time at the Y ' (HE Basket Team in action! ! JOYCE ORPHAL Guard Left to right, seated: Carolyn Wilson, Linda Mohr, Nancy Nelms, Gloria Hobbie, Joyce Orphal, and Kitty Reid, ae LINDA MOHR Guard KITTY REID Guard ball NORKIE EDGERTON, Forward ‘ y | i - 5 . FRANKIELFE] | | Forward ‘ é CAROLYN WILSON Forward Standing: Mrs. Aycock—Manager, Bobbi Synder, Ann Bland, Frankie Lee, and Norkie Edgerton. Are these OUR internes? lois Cox Award | Od de ee 1959 JESSIE CRAWFORD O'NEAL The class of 1959 chose Mrs. Jessie O'Neal to be the first recipient of the Lois Cox Award. The Lois Cox Award is presented to the faculty member who has contributed most to the professional and personal growth of the members of the graduating class during their three years in the Watts Hospital School of Nursing. Mrs. Edith Brocker, Associate Dean, Duke University School of Nursing, has made this award possible by donating a sum of money in fond memory of Miss Cox who was her house mate and in appreciation for what Watts Hospital did for | Miss Cox during her illness. Miss Cox devoted her life to her work, the nursing profession, but she also found time for her friends, her church, her beloved yard and garden and for civic work and organizations. She was recognized as a leader, and committees on which she worked were productive. Fd Those who were privileged to know and work with Miss Cox look back on her many accomplishments with amazement. ¢ She never made a complaint; her whole attitude toward her illness was one to be greatly admired—her life one to be emulated. | This year the Senior Class has chosen Miss Barbara Lintz Oyler to receive the Lois Cox Award. Although she is now employed elsewhere, we shall never forget her because of her enthusiasm and willingness in everything she undertook, as well as for her teaching in. Obstetrics and Pediatrics. i She led and inspired us beyond our textbooks into tomorrow; and proved to be a true friend to all who knew her. 1960 BARBARA LINTZ OYLER ‘ ‘ — SHOPPERS’ GUIDE LAVERGNE OF CHAPEL HILl To MR, LAVERGNE JOHNSON, our photographer, the staff of THE 1960 WHITE CAP offers sincere thanks and appreciation for patience and helpful suggestions, and for a job well done. 82 Best Wishes To The Class of 1960 BROAD STREET REXALL DRUG COMPANY 83 Durham, North Carolina . Sweetbrair Shoes 84 S SHOPPING CENTER Phone 2-4567 Air-Conditioned Barbecue, Fried Chicken Plenty Parking Space ( Steaks, Brunswick Stew i ae | Se ee MS | DURHAM Headquarters For Tiffiny Uniforms, .. 706 Rigsbee Avenue SE Home of Better Values Belk: Leggett m - Compliments -of ROSCOE GRIFFIN HALL-WYNNE 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 white leather. Funeral Home Phone - 5147 113 W. Main Street 114 E. Main Street Ambulance Service Durham, North Carolina Best Wishes To The Class of 1960 NELLO L. TEER COMPANY — Durham, North Carolina 85 Best Wishes ROSE'S Class of 1960 Tops in Quality Merchandise H. W. DODSON'S ESSO Modern Self Service for easier shopping Corner of Broad and Club 317 W. Main Street Durham, North Carolina Phone 8-9844 . Diamonds . Watches . Jewelry We wish you the best Make your wedding dreams become a reality 327 W. 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