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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

The people, the attitude, the discipline, the learning, the essence of nursing has given our school its own personality--reflecting responsibility as we care for those who are sick. We are grateful for we feel our years here have been a challenge and that our lives have been enriched. We sincerely hope that as you revolve around this world of ours, you will share the atmosphere of our hospital, work, dormitory living, and social activities. BETTY McGHEE JANE PRICE Editors You have expressed sincere concern for the health and personal satisfaction of others and have become an inspiration to each of us. Your willingness to render service combined with a wholesome humor and a warm smile create a dynamic personality that wins the heart of everyone. The Senior Class of Watts Hospital School of Nursing, with pride, dedicate to you the WHITE CAP of 1961... DR. THOMAS T. JONES. MR, SAMPLE B. FORBUS MR. JOHN F. MOULTON Director Associate Director Loand of “ uslecs George Watts Hill, M.C. Cottingham, Hal Crain, Frank Kenan, Russell N. Barringer, W.P. Biggers, Marvin J. Carver, E.C. Dameron, Harmon Dunedin yits.m mote Pierre DuBose, E.J. Evans, Marv inuMosbowlermha. Grabarek, Mrs. Déllard Teer, Aubrey Wiggins, Sample B. Forbus. MR. ROBERT WEYNAND Assistant Director and Purchasing Agent MRS. BESSIE PERRY BURGESS Directorof Nurses na MRS. JESSIE Co O!NEILE MRS. MARGARET Y. BOSWELL Assistant Director of Nurses Director of Nursing Service Dy Memoriam DOCTOR EARL RUNYON TYLER To honor a great doctor and friend, we the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-one leave our yearbook in memory of Dr. Earl Runyon Tyler, Derma- tologist. 1899-February 19, 1960. 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 THE NURSES' SYMBOL LAMP Though we do seek in kind earmmestness to understand The hidden truth, little do we know of human pain, Of suffering, anxiety, or death. Yet inevitably We must face the challenge of the sick multitude; Our efforts ever toward obedience, our minds Prepared to administer. Loneliness may destroy The sparkle from aged brows; neglect may cheat Rebounding youth. Timely expressions of love and Wisdom extend a guiding hand. Many are those who Seek a relief, a restoration of spirits weak— A bath, a smile, a tablet with love; oh, indeed Must be our symbol lamp, a burning light. Jane Price MRS. CECILE ZUNNER Director of Education DR. MICHAEL K, BERKUT Chemistry Instructor DR. ABE WIDRA Microbiology Instructor DR. GEORGE COCOLAS Pharmocology Instructor MRS. SALLY AYCOCK Director of Recruitment and Co-Curricular Activities MRS, CLEO FREY Obstetric Instructor MRS, J.M. DEEDS Clinical Nutritionist MISS EMMA CHAFFIN Librarian MRS. RUBY PIERCE Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. MARIE ROBESON Nursing Arts Instructor MRS, FLORA STANLEY Clinical Instructor MISS BURKE MATTHEWS Operating Room Instructor MRS. ESTELLE MIKELL Clinical Instructor MISS BETTY LUSK Clinical Instructor MISS BARBARA EVANS Clinical Instructor MRS, VIVIAN THOMPSON Pediatric Instructor MRS. BETTY GINN Not Pictured Clinical Instructor Left to right: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Parfitt, Mrs. Bowling, Miss Blackwood, Miss Jones, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs, Mallard, Mrs. Roberts, Pediatrics MRS, BROWN MRS, BERRY Medicine MRS, PICKETT MRS, EUBANKS MISS THOMAS MRS, DAVIS MISS LEINER MISS HART Not Pictured Nurses Oldtetrics MRS, BEASLEY MRS, WILKINS MRS, NEWTON eet eet artiste at sae suet MRS, BLACKWOOD MRS, CASH MRS, PARKER MISS REINHARDT MISS CASEY MRS, LIGHTFOOT Not Pictured Dr, P. Johnson, Dr. Hsu, Dr. Yosvi, Dr. Bell, Dr. Chu, Dr. Freedle, Dr. Morales, Dr. Vause, Dr. Henderson, Dr. Richardson, Dr. McFalls, Dr. Roberts. Dr, Derosiers Dr, Ajmera Dr. Gaskin Dr. Capp Dr, Sprinkle MEDICINE: First row, left to right: Dr. G.L. Crane, Dr. A. Powell, Dr. R. Nichols, Dr. W. Singletary, Dr. B. Page. Second row: Dr. I. Manning, Dr. R. Izlar, Dr. T. Jones, Dr. L. McKee, Dr. J. McCracken. Third row: Dr. R. Hare, Dr, W. Boone, Dr. J. Davidson, Dr. R. Baum, Dr. C. Humphries, not pictured: Dr. R. Fleming, Dr. P. Seavey. ORTHOPEDICS: Fourth row: Dr. J. Glasson, Dr. R. Coonrad, not pictured: Dr. E. Bugg. RADIOLOGY; Dr. P. Perry, not pictured: Dr. J. Sherrill, Dr. G. Schlaseman. PATHOLOGY: Dr. J. Gunter, Dr. R. Golby. PEDIATRICS: Fifth row: Dr, B. Skinner, Dr. B. Webb, Dr. G. Watson, Dr. B. Roberts, Dr. J. Arena, not pictured: Dr. A. McBryde, Dr. Jo Rice, Dr. A. London. SURGERY: Top row, left to right: Dr. S. Hobart, Dr. E. Robertson, Dr. I. Harris, Dr. H. Cleaver Dre Homowcaney. Second row: Dr. G. Johnson, Dr. M. Schiebel, Dr. J. Cheek, Dr. J. Wilson, Dr. B. McCutcheon. Third row: Dr. J. Davis, not pictured: Dr. A. Bradsher, Dr. G. Carver. NEUROSURGERY: Dr. W. Lockhart. DERMATOLOGY: Dr. G.W. Crane, Dr. J. Robbins. UROLOGY: Dr. J. Hughes. Fourth row: Dr. L. Roberts, Dr. J. Coppridge. OBSTETRICS: Dr. R. Pearse, Dr. W. Graham, Dr. N. Bowles. Fifth row: Dr. E. Easley, Dr. T. Adkins, not pictured: Dr. K. Podger, Dr. E. Rodwell, Dr. J. Gore, Dr. M. Roberts. Left to right: MARY LOU SMOAK 3... cae tpoOCiaenalrman LINDA RICKMAN.........-...2.0----ssrresident KAY MATTHEWS. .ensecetentrsrn oc Ctelaly LINDA McKNIGHT . 2.06. eee Vice President. | GAROLYNINGOLD. eee rea sunen Motte Life is not a goblet to be drained, but a measure to be filleds' Red Rose 1961 REBECCA ANN ATKINS Cary, North Carolina MARY DIANNE BERRY New Bern, North Carolina BETTY SUE BAINES Zebulon, North Carolina Seniors BRENDA AKERS BROWN Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina JO ANNA CARPENTER Concord, North Carolina DOROTHY SMITH CARPENTER Durham, North Carolina 1967 ANNE FISHER CARTER Madison, North Carolina NETTA DIANNE CREECH Smithfield, North Carolina iy NANCY KAY COCHRANE Leaksville, North Carolina Seniors JERRY GRAY CULPEPPER Whiteville, North Carolina MARGARET SUE HOLLINGSWORTH Pittsboro, North Carolina NORKIE LOUISE EDGERTON Burgaw, North Carolina 1967 DeANNA DOWDY HOLLOWELL Edenton, North Carolina SANDRA LEE HURSEY Durham, North Carolina JANICE ELIZABETH HUDSON Clarksville, Virginia Seniors MARGARET CAROLYN INGOLD Cary, North Carolina JUDY CAROLE LAUGHTER Smithville, North Carolina CATHERINE MARIE KIMREY Burlington, North Carolina Won SONDRA LEE MARSH Durham, North Carolina BETTY MORING McGHEE Durham, North Carolina € CATHERINE ALICE MATTHEWS Hertford, North Carolina Seniors MARCELLA ANN McKEEL Athens, Pennsylvania JERRY GAIL MILLER Asheville, North Carolina LINDA EDENS McKNIGHT Kannapolis, North Carolina 1967 ELLEN BROOKE MOORE Greensboro, North Carolina MARY LOUJANE PRICE Durham, North Carolina BARBARA ANNE POPE Durham, North Caro lina Seniors LOTTIE JANE PRIDGEN Wilmington, North Carolina MARY LOU SMOAK Canadys, South Carolina LINDA HAZEL RICKMAN Durham, North Carolina 1961 ROBERTA JEAN SNYDER Beckley, West Virginia DIANE STEED Durham, North Carolina PATRICIA ANN SORRELLS Asheville, North Carolina Seniors RUTH JACKSON STOKELY Edenton, North Carolina ALTA LUCILLE TAYLOR Connelly Springs, North Carolina JOYCE NINA SUTTON Greenville, North Carolina 1961 BILLY GRAY THOMAS Burlington, North Carolina CAROLYN REBECCA WILSON Hurdle Mills, North Carolina JUNE FRANCES VINCENT Hillsboro, North Carolina BETTY ANN WRIGHT Henderson, North Carolina ve CAROL MIRANDA YOUNG Swannanoa, North Carolina DORIS GRACE YEATTS Draper, North Carolina MISS BET VY LUSK FLORA STANLEY MRS THREE YEARS AGO... JUDY LAUGHTER Business Manager ANNE CARTER Photography Editor RUT HS TOKERY Advertising Manager LINDA McKNIGHT Circulation Manager BETTY BAINES Feature Editor BRENDA BROWN Snapshot Editor NORKIE EDGERTON Sports Editor BOBBIE SNYDER Prophecy JANE PRIDGEN Last Will and Testament MARGARET HOLLINGSWORTH Typist JERRY MILLER; Artist DeANNA HOLLOWELL Historian CAROLYN INGOLD Proofreader MARGARET HOLLINGSWORTH JERRY GULPEPPER '5-Morphine... No, 4... No, I believe its Demerol and there are 2 ! BETTY BAINES SANDRA HURSEY Dr. Wilson threw the scissors in the splash-bucket PAT SORRELLS JUNE VINCENT Getting more coffee for a patient takes an Act of Congress almost. JANICE HUDSON LINDA McKNIGHT Janice and Linda give good care from top to bottom. ' ' KAY MATTHEWS RUDE IST OKERY: Kay, youdon't mean to say you came up here with measles! MARY SMOAK BETTY WRIGHT She better have this baby in a hurry!I don't want to miss Route 66. DIANNE CREECH DORIS YEATTS Don't sweat it, Doris, here comes the? doctors! DIANNE BERRY BARBARA POPE Never mind the blanket, where's the baby? CAROLYN INGOLD BETTY McGHEE Ah ooh!!! Coo!!! Let's give him a dime to call us twenty years from now! BOBBIE SNYDER CAROLYN WILSON A farewell to arms... BILLIE THOMAS JERRY MILLER Nothing like passing your time in good constructive study. ' JUDY LAUGHTER NORKIE EDGERTON Can we get you a cab? No, I rode my dike. KAY COCHRANE DIANE STEED ANN VESTAL But this isn't what I needed the orderly for! ! JOYCE SUTTON RANDY YOUNG You'd think we were ambitious,wouldn't you? ANNE CARTER DOT CARPENTER This is the fourth girl. She should be pretty! ELLEN MOORE JANE PRIDGEN To sign out or slip out— that is the question. LINDA RICKMAN MARCELLA McKEEL Guess what's for supper tonight? PINK HAM! ALTA TAYLOR BECKY ATKINS Don't wake her up, Becky, her temperature hasn't been up since last Thursday! iS DEANNA HOLLOWELL SONDRA MARSH That's a good-looking one standing over there! CATHERINE KIMERY BRENDA BROWN IT told youwe could do this appendectomy! JO ANNA CARPENTER JANE PRICE I refuse to stay here another day - if they paid me. _ MRS, BESSIE PERRY BURGESS Honorary Member MISS JOAN REINHARDT Sponsor Santa Filomena is a'senior honorary society whose members are tapped at an annual candelight cere- mony. Selective students are recognized for their initiative, leadership ability, high scholastic stand- ard, and outstanding nursing care. The Santa Filomena flower is the white lily. Members are identified by the miniature gold Florence Nightingale Lamp they wear. ELLEN MOORE BOBBIE SNYDER CAROLYN WILSON We, the graduating class of 1961, entered Watts three years ago as pre- clinicals to begin furthur preparation for our future. During our first nine months, we studied hard but also had fun. Our class officers were Betty Baines, au - president, Mary Lou Smoak, vice president, Ellen Moore, secretary, Sandra eann ; ; Hursey, treasurer, and Anne Carter, historian. Faculty sponsors our freshman oe MAT year were Mrs. Flora Stanley and Mrs. Peggy Heinsohn. One of our classmates, Alta Taylor received the Lee Parker Scholarship, and Betty McGhee attended the National Student Nurse Convention in Philadelphia. As a climax to our first nine months, the traditional Capping ceremony was held at the Trinity Methodist Church on May 31, 1959. During our fresh- man summer we continued our studies and occasionally took 'side trips to the YMCA to soak in the sun. Summer activities included ice cream parties, hobo picnics, and tennis. We also played softball on the vacant lot behind the Wyche House. There were glee club concerts with the N.C. State and UNC college choirs, as well as morning worship services at nearby churches. In each of the freshman dorms vespers were given in the evening. With the advent of becoming Juniors in September, we began to more readily accept the increasing responsibility which faced us, and our free time suddenly vanished when we rotated to operating and delivery room call. After six months of medical-surgical nursing on a clinical basis, we began special services, '' pediatrics, operating and obstetrical areas, and psychiatry. In March, the first twelve of our classmates, packed up for the Hill. Eventually each of us shared these experiences at the Dorothea Dix Hospital in Raleigh. Those three months helped us to mature and gain deeper insight into the basic concepts of nursing. Junior class officers were Norkie Edgerton, president; Jane Price, vice president; Carolyn Ingold, secretary; Ruth Stokely, treasurer; and Alta Taylor, historian. Our major project for the year was the production of the Christmas candles. In the spring, Diane Steed attended the National Student Nurse Convention in Miami Beach. The class worked earnestly to raise money for the coming yearbook. September of 1960 brought greater responsibilities into our lives. Only a few days prior to the Black Banding ceremony, Santa Filomena tapping was held. As the rising senior class, we accepted our new role with anticipation and began our last year with enthusiasm! Miss Betty Lusk, faculty member, was elected with Mrs. Stanley to sponsor the class. We had many bake sales, and raffled a ham and turkey for projects. In March, the annual ''White Cap dance was held at the Elks Club. The senior class was represented by Miss Carolyn Ingold; our Junior representative was Miss Billie Gray Thomas, and our Freshman representative was Miss Anne Carter. The spring also brought to life glee club activities as well as basketball games. Bobbie Snyder, student body president, attended the National Convention in Cleveland. With the summer months rapidly approaching, we bid a farewell to Jane Price as she traveled to Africa to be a summer student missionary nurse, through the sponsorship of the Baptist State Convention. June was the month of the bride-to-be tea, as well as the final fitting of the graduation uniforms. There were graduation shoes to be ordered, invitations to be mailed, and many other last minute loose ends to be anchored. With graduation only around the corner, we studied in our moments of quiet and planned for the approaching State Board examinations in the fall. At last, these three years are behind us; this may sound as a sigh of relief, but all is not joy. There is a touch of sadness as we, the class of 1961, step out into a rapidly expanding profession and leave behind our faculty and memories which have indeed enriched our lives forever. Class History i! Obstetrics Prophecy THE WORLD OF WATTS AsTreturned to Durham after having been away ten years, I decided tore mini se at my alma matter. DOROTHY CARPENTER BULLOCK is head of the Admissions Office, and her conta dessa: ANNE CARTER is living in Hawaii with Bob and her five children. In walking down the hall, | noticed MISS NORKIE EDGERTON'S name on the Director of Nurses door; also, I saw the name of JOYCE UTES on ay Director of Nursing Service. In passing Ward I, Isee DIANNE BERRY LEWIS, head nurse, busily making out ier a list for lak and their two girls. BARBARA POPE PIERCE and her husband Jimmy are Living fn Pittgburg where hei is titers with the Pirates; CAROLYN INGOLD, BRENDA BROWN, and JUNE VINCENT apd still inthe Air Force Nijeées Corp, and have just returned from Europe. I walked on toward Ward G, where I met BETTY OB Supervisor, she had been trying to draft someone for DR: Call. CAROLYN WILSON Witt N and hu an ‘Ronald are living in Hurdle Mills on their dairy farm. JANE PRICE IRVING and Don are now i mm. in Leaksville. The head nurse of WardG is none other than RUTH STOKELY L EWS WHEDBEE and Snake are living on their tobacco farm near Norfolk. JU g in Raleigh, where she is instructor at Dorothea Dix Hospital. Also working a IDGEN WALKER and husband Preston, chief psychiatrist. I walked on to the clinical busily grading Research Papers. Next on my ajand 1 1 visi — in Hill House. She informed me that BECKY ATKINS liked Ward L so much, she returned th man, Frank, and they are peers iin : at Wake Memorial Hospital are KAY COCHRANE,DIANNE and DE ANNA HOLLOWELL. DORIS YEATT GAVIS and Jim are now living in Florida, while CATHERINE CREECH, BILLIE GRAY THOMAS LASSITER is head Nursing Arts Instructor. Francisco, ERRY CULPEPPER SMITH and Keith are living at Chapel Hill where he is teaching at UNC. LINDA RIC} a is now living in Michigan, while SANDRA HURSEY BENNETT and Bob are in South Carolint tendi chi acationing in Bermuda from her head nurse position at VA is MARCELLA McKEEL. Bemmningiiomher re set up housekeeping are PATSY SORRELLS KNOTT and Larry as did RANDY YOUNG BLACKWOOD and Barry. DIANE STEED LONG and Allen are flying to Florida on her weekends off in their new airplane. Well, now you all know where my forty-one classmates are, that leaves only the forty-second, I, BOBBIE SNYDER, married Bill Sharp and after ten years in USMC, we have returned to Durham to make our home. Us i, I, uv we Ss = = SS eR _ eve wv SS SS eS eR = we © wv w v_ e SS Ss SS SS SS SS aS eS eS Rs . lp REBECCA ATKINS, leave my love for dancing to Tey Taylor. I,,BETTY BAINES, leave my vivaciousness to Winnie Everette. Me, DIANNE BERRY and BARBARA POPE, leave our notes of warning and our Sad WA) id now clean room to Anita Petrea and Nancy Nelms. We, BRENDA BROWN and JUNE VINCENT, ,_leave our NS, for the woods to Sally Lupton and Judy Germino. I, JO ANNA CARPENTER, leave my many bus stubs to Lihda Southern in hopes £3 d they'll bring to her the happiness they brought to me. IZ 42 I, DOROTHY CARPENTER, leave Room 115 to join Ben in our new home. I, ANNE CARTER, leave my many frustrations to be divided among the rising seniors... = leo I, KAY COCHRANE, leave my many boy-friend a find their company as enjoyable as I did. I, DIANNE’ ‘CREECH, leave my body building | exercises to anyone needing them. JERRY CULPEPPER, leave Watts to stait helping Keith grade papers. NORKIE EDGERTON, leave my clean shoes and shoe strings to the rising senior who was sent back to polish hers. MARGARET HOLLINGSWORTH, leave my rimmed glasses to Joyce Orphal in case she needs them after three years here. HANNAH HOLLOWELL, leave my gifts from Michigan to the junior who likes nice gifts. JANICE HUDSON, leave before I lose my mind. SANDRA HURSEY, leave my stones to be used as the foundation stones for the new addition to Watts Hospital. CAROLYN INGOLD, leave my kilts to Martha Sue Johnson. CATHERINE KIMERY, leave my many trips to the beach for better ones with Bill. JUDY LAUGHTER, leave my ability to make quick clothes changes whenever and wherever necessary to anyone who might need it. SONDRA MARSH, leave my dignity to Marion Cobb. KAY MATTHEWS, leave my need of stamps to Mary Lib Hiser. BETTY McGHEE, leave my dependability to Ann Bland. MARCELLA McKEEL, leave my room on 401—I escaped! LINDA McKNIGHT, leave—I hope. JERRY MILLER, leave my blind dating to the blindest rising seni or in hopes her eyes will be opened and she may see. Peggy Allen hoping she'll e, ELLEN MOORE and JANE PRIDGEN, leave Miss Sherron with many gray hairs. JANE PRICE, leave to help clean up the Congo. LINDA‘ RICKMAN, leave my charming personality to Mary Staunton. Pod MARY SMOAK, leave my outstanding pensmanship—A doctor's wife should be able to afford a 5 Doe : BOBBIE SNYDER; leavé my position in SNA to Billie Rimmer. PAT SORRELLS, leave this flat land for them thar hills. DIANE STEED, hope I've..left my ulcer. RUTH STOKELY; leave with Goaty three years later than I wanted to leave. JOYCE SUTTON, leave with Germ to see the world. BILLIE GRAY THOMAS, leave in spite of all they're done to keep me here. CAROLYN WILSON, leave Otis for the pre-clinicals to fight over. BETTY ANN WRIGHT, leave many broken hearted boys. DORIS YEATTS, eer. at last, to be with Jim forever. MIRANDA YOUNG, eee with as many of my records as I can find. ALTA TAYLOR, leave with many delightful memories. ay Jane Pridgen JANE PRICE NORKIE EDGERTON MOST PRogesSlonAL CHAO LDS = a: = Zz 2 Oo = © A 2 A rl © = Sypiitopemencocsmceancnineen BETTY WRIGHT ST DIANNE CREECH Wity EST BILLIE GRAY THOMAS CUTEST | JUNE VINCENT |. moST DEPEND apLe CAROLYN INGOLD is uy N isd walls , TWEE we ae 7 cera’ WM ee inst MNS © AMA SE 2 Ban RP ERP 2 grace: ties oe game “tae 8 VERS yy A SF SRE ¢ ‘aye : 2 aay PEK wae fre. PETER STAHL and CHRISTINE FREY Lois C. Can Auard This award was made possible by Mrs. Edith Brocker, Associate Dean, Duke University School of Nursing, in fond me mory of her housemate, Miss Lois Cox; and in appreciation for what Watts Hospital did for Miss Cox during her illness. The award is presented through the Senior Class to the Faculty member we feel has contributed most to the pro- fessional and personal growth of the members of the graduating class. We have chosen MRS. CECILE ZUNNER. Weshall never forget the inspiration we received from her encouragement and counseling, and the genuine interest she expressed to us. JULIA VOORHIS... .....-..--+ee- Vice President SBOBBIEVSNY DER. sicrc ste stele teteetrets tein rem ecole HC MYRA ATKINSON ..2. 5.05 ..ce0e+0+.5 Secretary Aynie At the State Fair in the year 1943, a senior student bought a plaster figurehead which she named Annie. She had no roommate here at school and when she graduated, Annie was passed on to the most deserving and closest roommates in the rising Senior Class. Since that time, Annie has remained a tradition in the Watts School of Nursing. Annie, now battered with patch upon patch, was given this year to.. ELLEN MOORE JANE PRIDGEN Left to right: LINDA VISE . 22. 6 «es ste oie setter cleimiele tere CIetaly, MARTHA JOHNSON... ...0-0-2-cee+ees Historian MARY ELIZABETH HISE Re eet emeLCacurcy JULIA VOORHIS. ........++-+e-e+e++++ President ANN ALLEN, not pictured..........Vice President Motte Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Gardenia JANICE ALLEN Four Oaks, North Carolina PRENTISS ALLEN Durham, North Carolina PEGGY ANN ALLEN Danville, Virginia EDITH ANN BLAND New Bern, North Carolina BETTY JEAN BRADLEY Durham, North Carolina MARION HOLMES COBB Williamston, North Carolina ALICE COLLIER Garner, North Carolina JUDITH COLLINS Winston-Salem, North Carolina SARAH LYNNE DAVIS Goldsboro, North Carolina PATSY JEAN DEAL Winston-Salem, North Carolina ELEANOR FAYE DODSON Durham, North Carolina CAROL EAVES Henderson, North Carolina WYNIFORD | SEVERE TL one Washington, North Carolina A THING Fo. JUDY GERMINO Durham, North Carolina PATRICIA LEE GRISSOM Henderson, North Carolina MARY ELIZABETH HISER Raeford, North Carolina GLORIA MEREDITH HOBBIE Durham, North Carolina MARTHA SUE JOHNSON Hendersonville, North Carolina LUCY DIANE JONES Pilot Mountain, North Carolina SALLY Eo LUPTON Bayboro, North Carolina NANCY NELMS Kannapolis, North Carolina JOAN ALAYNE NEWELL Richmond, Virginia JOYCE MAE ORPHAL Fayetteville, North Carolina ANITA FOREST PETREA Kannapolis, North Carolina KEY RAYE REID Goldsboro, North Carolina BARBARA ANN REYNOLDS Troy, North Carolina PEGGY ANN ROUSE Kinston, North Carolina PATRICIA ANN RUDISILL Cherryville, North Carolina SUZANNE MAE SHARP Salisbury, North Carolina SUESSNEEL Columbia, North Carolina LINDA HAMILTON SOUTHERN Bluefield, West Virginia FRANCES SPENCER Bennettsville, South Carolina MARY ELAINE STAUNTON Butner, North Carolina TERRY TAYLOR Charlotte, North Carolina LINDA LOUISE VISE Durham, North Carolina JULIA SPRAGUE VOORHIS Chapel Hill, North Carolina NORMA JEAN WATSON Durham, North Carolina JUDY WILLIAMS Greensboro, North Carolina VIRGINIA MARLEEN YOUNG Hillsboro, North Carolina MRS, JESSIE CRAWFORD O'NEIL MRS. ETHEL LONG RIGGSBEE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischeivous, and will not take or know- ingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to his welfare of those committed to my care. Our Wold Ab... AND JUST DEGINNING ... MYRA JEAN ATKINSON Kannapolis, North Carolina LOU BARFIELD Goldsboro, North Carolina VIRGINIA LEIGH BEKSHAW Goldsboro, North Carolina NANCY LOUISE BENFIELD Burlington, North Carolina ELIZABETH ANN BERRY Durham, North Carolina GAIL ANNETTE BROWNING Durham, North Carolina SANDRA DAWN CLAYTON Woodsdale, North Carolina CHARLOTTE ANN COTHRAN Henderson, North Carolina GRETA GAYLE COULTER Maiden, North Carolina FANNIE LUCILLE COWARD Goldsboro, North Carolina CAROL DAWSON COX Newton Grove, North Carolina PEGGY LaRUE CRAWFORD Erwin, North Carolina RUTH AGNES DUNKLEY Roxboro, North Carolina MARY FRANCES DUNN Durham, North Carolina MARVENE REBECCA EARLEY Connelly Springs, North Carolina MARY AMELIA FAIPLER Rossiter, Pennsylvania DORIS JANE FARMER Morehead City, North Carolina ELLEN PEEL Wytheville, Virginia EDITH KYLE FONVILLE Durham, North Carolina VIVIAN FAYE GRIFFIN Goldsboro, North Carolina PATRICIA HUMPHREY New Bern, North Carolina BETTY JEAN JENKINS Kinston, North Carolina CAROLE LOUISE JOHNSON Ca-vel, North Carolina JANET JUSTUS Dana, North Carolina BELINDA GAYLE KIDD Durham, North Carolina MARTIE KINCER Wytheville, Virginia MARTHA ANN LEWIS New Bern, North Carolina JACQUELINE ARNETTE LILES Raleigh, North Carolina MARGARET ANNE LLOYD Hillsboro, North Carolina JO MARGARET LOY Washington, North Carolina FAYE McDONALD Goldsboro, North Carolina EVA AGNES MANN Durham, North Carolina BEVERLY MORRIS MILLICAN Roxboro, North Carolina CORAL ELLEN MILLS Greensboro, North Carolina MARTHA JUNE NORRIS Whiteville,“ North Carolina REBECCA ANNE NORRIS Durham, North Carolina CAROLYN VIRGINIA OAKLEY Roxboro, North Carolina MALINDA SULIN O'BRIANT Roxboro, North Carolina PATRICIA MacWILLIAM O'NEAL New Bern, North Carolina CAROL ANN REDDING Henderson, North Carolina BILLIE MARIE RIMMER Hurdle Mills, North Carolina LINDA LEE ROACHE Durham, North Carolina JO ANN ROGERS Roxboro, North Carolina LENNA PEARL SANDERS Durham, North Carolina CAMILLA JANE SAUNDERS Franklinville, North Carolina BRENDA FAYE SHIPMAN Pleasant Garden, North Carolina MARGERY INEZ SLAGLE Charlotte, North Carolina EDNA MARIE SMITH New Bern, North Carolina JACQUELINE MATHIAS SMITH New Bern, North Carolina MARIAN JEANETTE SMITH Winston-Salem, North Carolina PATSY FAYE SMITH King, North Carolina NORMA SUE SORRELL Durham, North Carolina JUDITH GALE SOUTHALL Kinston, North Carolina CAROL YVONNE STANLEY Dunn, North Carolina LINDA ELIZABETH STEAD Durham, North Carolina CONNIE REBECCA STEWART Erwin, North Carolina CAROLYN RAE SWAIN Washington, North Carolina PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Washington, North Carolina JANICE SUE THORNTON Winston-Salem, North Carolina TONI TULLOCH Leaksville, North Carolina ANNE TURNER Cary, North Carolina RACHEL WALKER Reidsville, North Carolina MARLENE WARREN Thomasville, North Carolina MARY KATHERINE WIGGS Raleigh, North Carolina MARY ADA WILLIAMS Durham, North Carolina LINDA FAYE WOODS Burlington, North Carolina Cass. Motte Class Hower Tomorrow is in the future, yesterday is in the past, White Rose only today is ours. Tere towright: BEV ERLYS MILLIGAN 22m cece eee vere diStorian CAROLYN OAKLEY eeeeoeevoeeeeeeeeeee @ President AP AD NE JENKINS. eeoeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Secretary. BUC PUEm VINE Rawle teteleletele deren 1Ceneresident NMARAMEAICIN GE Rewretteerietcienicicicierhesr em re asucen XC STSR LF BDBANWR MRS, CECILE ZUNNER MRS, MARIE ROBESON House Mathers seen MRS, LULA BEATTY and MRS. VIVIAN MASSEY Hill House MISS REBA SHERRON MRS. HAVIE BRUSTER Wyche House Staff House oR INGOLD ee a A mA oO = a oS) : illingness LINDA RICKMAN rved us as class president with w da hasse n ess. She has been concerned nd met busin ecog class, r s role i portrayed th ie, She ities qual ase Miss N . inga ght i he The purpose of the Christian Student Union is to strengthen the spiritual life of the students and sponsor religious activities on campus. In addition to monthly programs for students, the CSU sponsors Sunday worship services for the patients. Officers are as follows: Anne Allen, President; Coral Mills, Vice President; Toni Tulloch, Secretary; Marion Cobb, Music Chairman; Linda Roach, Publicity Chair- man; Billie Rimmer, Publicity Chairman. e spend one week at the North Carolina Cerebral Palsy Hospital. During our Pediatric rotation, w The Watts Hospital Glee Club is directed by Dr. John Evans. The Orbit of Ptychiatrie . .. Nurses Home at Dorothea Dix Hospital, Raleigh, N.C. Peascennc lass has three months psychiatric affiliation at Dorothea Dix Hospital. McBryde Building Dorothea Dix Hospital Chapel Ry BEVERLY MILLICAN NORKIE EDGERTON MICKY CRAWFORD JACKIE LILES CAMILLA SAUNDERS BETTY ANN WRIGHT CAROLYN WILSON B BILLIE RIMMER MARY FRANCES DUNN PATRICIA THOMPSON CAROL COX LOU BARFIELD TONI TULLOCH auRARTES BERRY VIVIAN GRIFFIN JOYCE ORPHAL CAROLYN OAKLEY C. A. y M See we NEG ie na DON : School of X-kay Technology Practical Nursing School STe BoAkos The annual staff wishes to thank MR. LAVERGNE JOHNSON, our photographer, for working with us this year. He has been especially patient and understanding with irregular hospital hours interrupting photograph schedules. He never seemed to mind the many ambulatory miles back and forth over the hospital. We leaned heavily on his guidance. Cable's Gulf 1101 Broad Street Phone 286-9567 We Specialize in Good Gulf Products Best Wishes H. W. Dodson’s Esso. Corner of Broad and Club Phone 286-5586 Best Wishes Class of 1961 Ellis Stone 200 W. Main Street Compliments of HALL - WYNNE Funeral Home 113 West Main Street Phone 684-0247 Best Wishes Compliments of THE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. West Main Phone 681-8951 FAMOUS NAME UNIFORMS Tiffany White Swan Bob Evans FAMOUS NAME NURSES SHOES TOWN AND COUNTRY SWEET BRIAR Durham's Downtown Shopping Center Compliments of SAWYER AND MOORE 1014 West Main Phone 684-0589 We Wish You The Best Make Your Wedding Dreams Become A Reality At THE FASHION Compliments of BROADWAY SANDWICH CO. AND THE ROLLING PIN BAKERY Compliments of | Best Wishes from THE HOSPITAL PHARMACY Compliments of MOHAWK CONSTRUCTION CO. CLEMENTS FUNERAL SERVICE 1105 Broad Street Best Wishes 201 East Main Street pire of Dackam Fine Ladies Apparel for Every Occasion SANDERS FLORIST Phone 286-1288 1102 Broad Street Durham, North Carolina McDONALD'S DRUG STORE 732 Ninth Street Durham, N.C. Compliments of Wer plillye REMNANTS INC, DUKE-RHODES PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO West Main Street Durham, N. C. THE OWL Beverages Sundries Best Wishes To The Class of 196] from BROAD STREET REXALL DRUG CO. Compliments from MR. AND MRS, FRED SUTTON MR. AND MRS. A.D. MONTGOMERY MR. AND MRS. W.H. MURPHY POOLE'S HAIR SALON PSs We cannot express adequate gratitude to the annual staff for their interest and co- operation throughout the year. We are indebted to Mr. Lavergne Johnson, photographer; Mr. J.B. Edwards, layout artist; and Mr. Ed Goldston who aided us with our publication by the Hunter Publishing Company for their service, counseling, and patience. We sincerely thank Mr. Donald Irving for his contributions of art. Classmates of 1961, as seniors, not too far distant is the realization of our goal; we hope in years to come the WHITE CAP will bring to life many happy memories as you reminisce our student days. Much is to be remembered; much is left unsaid. Sincerely, Jane and Betty Autegrapns Autograpes Autographs Autographs A Product of Autagrapns unter Dublishing 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C, i ate eR Ni as bs : Beetle Mecsas