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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

oF he tics ce ain ta Seo taste tee W. Dedica te You have given your time unselfishly in teaching, in concern for our health, in counsel, in participation in our varied activities, and by showing a genuine interest in your fellowman. With your outgoing per- sonality, and your inspirational guidance, you have been one whose life reflects an appreciation of that which is true and sincere; you have shown us that you are far more than a dedicated doctor—you are a true friend, whose name will be remembered in years.to come with many a smile and a word of praise. The Senior Class of Watts Hospital School of Nursing, with heartfelt gratitude and pride dedicate to you, THE WHITE CAP OF 1962. . . DOCTOR JOHN CHEEK. ad i eee Your guidance has helped us attain the dreams of our childhood years. Your faith and love has helped us retain the strength to serve. Your kindness, courage, and praise was with us in times we most felt the need. Our hours are achieved, our dreams are accomplished. We wear the pure white uniform of a nurse with humble gratitude for these and all the inexpressible way, you have so unselfishly contributed to our three years in nursing We want to honor you, Our Parents Bea) Adnene MR. JOHN F. MOULTON Director of Watts Hospital left to right: Mr. Perry Jones, Assistant Director of Watts Hospital; Mr. Bryant Aldridge, Assistant Director of Watts Hospital; Mr. Robert Weynand, Assistant Director and Purchasing Agent. rat LO” [_—EE=EReEEEE eS) MRS. BESSIE PERRY BURGESS Director of Nurses and Assistant Director of Watts Hospital BARBARA OYLER Associate Director of Nurses Uys g Se MRS. MARGARET Y. BOSWELL Director of Nursing Service ALENE GLASCOE ' a Emergency Room Supervisor 2 ue . } FANNIE CARDEN : MRS. ELEANOR MALLARD Operating Room Supervisor G Night Supervisor Left to right: Mrs. Myra Parfitt, Nannie Blackwood, Mrs. Pat Bowling, Mrs. Betty Rigsbee, Mary Ruth Jones. Not Pictured: Betsy Magill, Mrs..Sue Roberts, Mrs. Josephine Hudson. JStbadl Nurses Ward A, LOIS PARKER Ward B, PAT HESTER Premature Nursery, MARGARET BROWN Ward D, MARY FRANCES BERRY Ward E, JO ANNE ALLEN Ward F, JEAN PEED Ward G, KATHLEEN HART Ward H, MARIE CASEY Ward I, MARION LEINER Ward J, EVA BLACKWOOD Ward K, BETTY PICKETT Ward L, DONNA DAVIS Ward M, JANET LOVELL Ward 0, MADELINE WILKINS Newborn Nursery, MARY NEWTON Ward R, JAN THOMAS Recovery Room, ELEANOR CASH Staff MEDICINE Dalen lala; Dr. I. Manning Dr. L. McKee Dr. R. Nichols Dr. A. Powell Dr. J. McCracken Dr. G. L. Crane Dr. J. Davidson Day Repeat Dr. C. Humphries Dr. P. Seavey Dr. W. Singletary Dr. E. Coonrad Dr. W. Boone Dr. J. Gore Dr. T. Jones Dr. T. McLain Dr. B. Page SURGERY Dr. A. Bradsher Dr. G. Carver Dr. J. Cheek Dr. H. Cleaver Dr. M. Schiebel Dr. J. Wilson Dr. I. Harris Dr. E. Robertson Dr. B. McCutcheon Dr. J.E. Davis ENT Dr. S. Hobart ORTHOPEDICS Dr. E. Bugg Dr. J. Glasson Dr. R. Coonrad UROLOGY Dr. J. Hughes Dr. J. Coppridge Dr. L. Roberts OBSTETRICS Dr. T. Adkins Dr. R. Williamson Dr. N. Bowles Dr. K. Podger Dr. E. Easley Dr. R. Pearse Dr. T. Stokes Dr. W. Graham PEDIATRICS Dr. A. London Dr. G. Watson Dr. W. London Drea. Rice Dr. J. Arena Dr. Neal Dr. B. Webb Dr. B. Skinner Dr. B. Roberts Dr. A. McBryde NEUROSURGERY Dr. W. Lockhart Dr. P. Grim Dr. J. Gunter DERMATOLOGY Dr. J. Robbins ANESTHESIA Dr. M. Bourgeois Nursing EE bier errr i tir MRS. CECILE ZUNNER Director of Nursing Education MRS. BETSY HUNT Nursing Education Secretary bedded, TA CMM NNER RNR a ; § ae a NO OE NN oe Se ae ESTELLE MIKELL FLORA STANLEY Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor BETTY GINN DORIS FIELDS Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor BARBARA ANDREWS Clinical Instructor JESSIE O'NEILL Social Director Go MARIE ROBESON EMMA CHAFFIN Head of Nursing Fundamentals RUBY PIERCE Librarian Clinical Instructor LINDA WALKER VIVIAN THOMPSON CLEO FREY IMOGENE DEEDS Operating Room Instructor Pediatrics Instructor Obstetrics Instructor . Nutrition Instructor 1962 SCaee Glas Motto Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, can not keep it from themselves. = DN S os o S a 3e) to a OM Seniors (Ee Sa PRENTISS ANNE ALLEN Durham, North Carolina Anne PEGGY ANN ALLEN Danville, Virginia Peggy eee O62 EDITH ANN BLAND New Bern, North Carolina Ann BETTY JEAN BRADLEY Durham, North Carolina Sonine SS ee MARION HOLMES COBB Williamston, North Carolina Marion ALICE MARGARET COLLIER Garner, North Carolina Alice Margaret Mom ere FOG? JUDITH ELLEN COLLINS Winston-Salem, North Carolina SARAH LYNNE DAVIS Goldsboro, North Carolina Sarry enlors BERR Iara es PATSY JEAN DEAL Winston-Salem, North Carolina Patsy ELEANOR FAYE DODSON Durham, North Carolina Eleanor Wyni WYNIFORD JANE EVERETT Washington, North Carolina EE 6 CAROL BROOKS EAVES Henderson, North Carolina Carol entors Tay aes JUDY BARBEE GERMINO Durham, North Carolina PATRICIA LEE GRISSOM Henderson, North Carolina eee 1962 MARY ELIZABETH HISER Raeford, North Carolina Mary Lib GLORIA MEREDITH HOBBIE Durham, North Carolina Glo Sait PRE MCE NIER oe a| MARTHA SUE JOHNSON Hendersonville, North Carolina Poopsie LUCY DIANE JONES Winston-Salem, North Carolina Diane Pie Tees f O62 SALLY EDWARD LUPTON Bayboro, North Carolina NANCY MARGARETTE NELMS Kannapolis, North Carolina Nan Sor iors CRI JOAN ALAYNE NEWELL Richmond, Virginia Joan JOYCE M AE ORPHAL Fayetteville, North Carolina Joyce ees eos 196 2 FORREST ANITA PETREA Kannapolis, North Carolina Anita BARBARA ANN REYNOLDS Troy, North Carolina eniors EES Wit See PEGGY ANN ROUSE Kinston, North Carolina PATRICIA ANN RUDISILL Cherryville, North Carolina ii eee 1962 SUZANNE MAE SHARP Salisbury, North Carolina CORA SUE SNELL Columbia, North Carolina Sue ehiors Qi2— eee LINDA HAMILTON SOUTHERN Bluefield, West Virginia FRANCES HANNA SPENCER Bennettsville, South Carolina Fran TERRY SULLIVAN TAYLOR Charlotte, North Carolina mame orem (9G MARY ELAINE STAUNTON Butner, North Carolina Mary Elaine eniors FET? eases LINDA LOUISE VISE Durham, North Carolina Linda JULIA SPRAGUE VOORHIS Chapel Hill, North Carolina Julia JUDITH ANNETTE WILLIAMS Greensboro, North Carolina mmm (962 NORMA JEAN WATSON Durham, North Carolina Norma VIRGINIA MARLEEN YOUNG Durham, North Carolina Virginia Whack Sponsors Robin King and Jan Poole Ethel Riggsbee and Jessie O'Neill 3 9 S S 9 ost Professional SUE SNELL ost Hitheler to Sverre! PAT RU DISILE PBg8 BSsGn8 BURe Most Vier Hl MARTHA SUE JOHNSON Sei tor Jen lest MARION COBB Most Bin fellectia L Most O,-iginal ANNE ALLEN PEGGY ALLEN Superlatives Wittiest Most RA peers ELEANOR DODSON BARBARA REYNOLDS lien W:ll aad) Dent amen WE BEQUEATH I, ANNE ALLEN, leave my superior nursing ability to Ruth Dunkley. I, PEGGY ALLEN, leave my artistic ability to next year's annual staff, and wish them luck. We, ANN. BLAND and BETTY BRADLEY, leave our name sharpest girls at Watts to Mickey Crawford and Lou Barfield. I, MARION COBB, hesitate to leave until I make up my sick days. I, ALICE COLLIER, leave Watts with only a few regrets. I, SARAH LYNNE DAVIS, leave Watts to join Dick in Winston-Salem. I, ELEANOR DODSON, leave my bottle of peroxide to anyone who desires to use it. I, CAROL EAVES, leave Watts someday to follow Military instructions and be a Den Mother. I, WYNI EVERETT, leave my quiet conservative ways to Coral Mills. I, JUDY GERMINO, leave my position on the green carpet to anyone who wishes to follow in my footsteps. I, PAT GRISSOM, leave my budget here as Leon is taking over now. I, MARY LIB HISER, leave my ability to carry out Parlimentary procedure to Myra Atkinson. I, GLORIA HOBBIE, leave my ability to meet Duke boys, find out their fraternity and car model to Billie Rimmer. I, DIANE JONES, leave my piano playing for the gang to Lenna Sanders and hope she enjoys it as much as I have. I, SALLY LUPTON, leave my window overlooking the street to Jackie Liles who always has to look over her blind dates before she goes downstairs. I, NANCY NELMS, leave Watts with the determination to pass state boards. I, JOAN NEWELL, leave my parking place for Richard's car to Doris Farmer for the T-Bird. I, JOYCE ORPHAL, leave my flirty ways to Pat Humphrey. I, ANITA PETREA, leave my position behind the eight Ball to anyone who can handle it as well as I. I, BARBARA REYNOLDS, leave my natural black hair to Rachel Walker and wish her luck. I, PEGGY ROUSE, leave as President of the C.SU. to ———— I, PAT RUDISILL, leave my B.S. Degree to Greta Coulter ead Marvene Earley who has only one more year to go. I, SUSIE SHARP, leave my memorable three months and good times at Dix Hill to Patsy O'Neal. We, SUE SNELL and MARY ELAINE STAUNTON, leave our dependable personalities to Betty Jean Jenkins. I, LINDA SOUTHERN, leave my bus stubs to Ellen Felty and Martie Kincer, who don't need them anymore. I, FRANCES SPENCER, leave my new bridge rules to Charles Goren. I, TERRY TAYLOR, leave my determination to learn to like Watts to Carolyn Oakley. I, LINDA VISE, leave my quiet manner to Jackie Smith and Ann Turner. I, JULIA VOORHIS, leave Watts, if I ever get off campus. I, NORMA WATSON, leave my pad in room 207 to go to my pad in Raleigh with Mike. I, JUDY WILLIAMS, leave permanent seating in the phone booth to Sue Sorrell, who almost took it away from me. I, VIRGINIA YOUNG, leave my stock in L M to anyone who can afford it. We, JUDY COLLINS and MARTHA SUE JOHNSON, leave our positions as co-editors of the annual to Pat Humphries and Martie Kincer, and heaven help them! Last Will and Testator Nancy Nelms Prophecy 2:00 a.m. Here I am sleepy as usual, all of the patients are quiet on Ward M now so I decided to polish my shoes which every- says stay dirty. 2:05 a.m. I hear a loud crash on Ward J, Anita Petrea has just dropped a bedpan which is rolling down the hall. 2:15 a.m. I decide that iflamto stay awake I must have something to occupy my mind, so I turn on my portable radio—Flash— Ann Allen and Eleanor Dodson have started giving twist lessons on the side. Call 13-1300. Now the music begins. Those voices sound so familiar—why, it's Judy Collins Wolff and Mary Hiser Bowling singing, North to Alaska. 2:30 a.m. I dial Ward G to see if Susie Sharp is sleeping on duty. To my surprise she is awake, and has just had five admissions. Our new Supervisor, Mary Elaine Staunton, is standing on her head because there aren't but three empty beds. Since Susie was so busy, Wyni Everett left Ward L for a while to help her out. 3:00 a.m. The roar of an ambulance is heard, Nancy Nelms and Diane Jones Barbour who have been called are over-joyed to hear they are finally getting to do a case by themselves. Dr. Kay couldn't make it. Virginia Young decides that they are going to need help, so she runs from emergency to catch up with them—too late—they are just suturing up. 3:15 a.m. I hear a rumble over me, I must go up and find out what's happening. Barbara Reynolds Spangler, who is working in the Nursery got so excited when Judy Germino Smith came in for delivery that she knocked the bottle warmer over and broke all of the bottles. They decided the mess could wait. First they would have to get Ann Bland from Ward O and have a party. The Delivery Room is the perfect place for a party but Martha Sue Johnson is flaked out in there so the A dmitting Room will have to do. 3:30 a.m. Carol Eaves and Betty Bradley just floated by, mumbling something about two new interns. They aren't on duty, they just had to tell me all about it. 4:00 a.m. Time to take temps.—they can wait for a while. I'll call Peggy Rouse on Ward F and see how she and Julia Voorhis Lancaster are making out with all ofthose men. Sounds like they are having a blast, all of the patients are still up—oh well, they can sleep all day. 4:15 a.m. An ambulance is heard in the distance. Sue Snell Woodley and Judy Williams rush to the door and panic when they see that it is actually three ambulances. It is Joyce Orphal, Sally Lupton and Alice Collier playing a joke on them. Boy! What a job reviving Sue and Judy. 4:45 a.m. Joan Newell Long and Sarah Davis Issac are walking around in a daze, as if nothing is happening. They have only been married for a short while, so they sill have stars in their eyes. 5:00 a.m. Norma Watson, one of our clinical instructors, just came up to assist one of her students with a prep. It seems that the student must have overslept—well she just flunked the course. 5:30 a.m. Some people never bother to reset their clocks—Terry Taylor Harkey is here an hour early again today—I really don't think she can see the clock when she first gets up. 5:45 a.m. I called Ward H to see if Peggy Allen wanted a ride home. It had been so quiet that she had enough time to make several visual aids for our former Nutrition instructor. They were all about Calcium and how it makes you grow into big strong boys and girls. 6:00 a.m. Linda Vise Averette and Linda Southern Lynch are two of our new head-nurses. They always like to come “a little’ early to get their wards straight before their students arrive. They seem to feel that the students can be rather ‘critical at times. 6:30 a.m. Guess [had better getbusy and get my work done. I always look forward to eating breakfast with Pat Rudisill Knowles, our new Pediatric Instructor, and Marion Cobb, our freshman advisor. They are really doing a grand job—now if they can only get some students to teach. 7:30 a.m. I'm finally off, one more night's work well done—-Oh, there's Gloria Hobbie and Pat Grissom Steed stumbling off the bus. They are working in one of the local doctor's offices—nothing like a soft job. I sure wish I had one. The dorm that we live in; a plot of earth, a street. The outside games when spring comes; the picnics shared by all. The rush we make to breakfast; then seven o'clock report to meet. ; The fun we've had together; the times we've laughed and cried. The places that I study; the classmates by my side. The things I see about me; the big things and the small. Wa tts !! Selling to newcomers on the porch; or selling from room to room. Under the streetlight— parting, when midnight comes too soon. The rush to get the. showers, phones ringing in your ears. The people all around me, I'll remember through the years. The week-end strives for beauty; the permanent waves for free. And a promise for tomorrow; that's what Watts means to me. Tomorrow i a % { f ; Mi KYLE FONVIELLB% 22... ee es eee ATKINSON, MYRA JEAN Kannapolis, North Carolina BARFIELD, BETTIE LOU Goldsboro, North Carolina BENFIELD, NANCY LOUISE Burlington, North Carolina BROWNING, GAIL ANNETTE Durham, North Carolina CLAYTON, SANDRA DAWN Woodsdale, North Carolina COULTER, GRETA GAYLE Maiden, North Carolina CRAWFORD, PEGGY LaRUE Erwin, North Carolina DUNKLEY, RUTH AGNES Roxboro, North Carolina DUNN, MARY FRANCES Durham, North Carolina FAIPLER, MARY AMELIA Rossiter, Pennsylvania FARMER, DORIS JANE Morehead City, North Carolina FELTY, ELLEN Wytheville, Virginia FONVIELLE, EDITH KYLE Durham, North Carolina GRIFFIN, VIVIAN FAYE Goldsboro, North Carolina HUMPHREY, PATRICIA New Bern, North Carolina JENKINS, BETTY JEAN Kinston, North Carolina JUSTUS, JANET Dana, North Carolina KIDD, BELINDA GAYLE Durham, North Carolina KINCER, MARTIE Wytheville, Virginia LEWIS, MARTHA ANN New Bern, North Carolina LILES, JACQULINE ARNETTE Raleigh, North Carolina LLOYD, MARGARET ANNE Hillsboro, North Carolina MANN, EVA Durham, North Carolina MILLS, CORAL ELLEN Greensboro, North Carolina NORRIS, MARTHA JUNE Whiteville, North Carolina NORRIS, REBECCA ANNE Durham, North Carolina OAKLEY, CAROLYN VIRGINIA Roxboro, North Carolina O'BRIANT, MALINDA SULIN Roxboro, North Carolina O'NEAL, PATRICIA MacWILLIAM New Bern, North Carolina RIMMER, BILLIE MARIE Hurdle Mills, North Carolina ROACH, LINDA SUE Durham, North Carolina ROGERS, JO ANN Roxboro, North Carolina SANDERS, LENNA PEARL Durham, North Carolina SAUNDERS, CAMILLA JANE Franklinville, North Carolina SHIPMAN, BRENDA FAYE Pleasant Garden, North Carolina SLAGLE, MARGERY INEZ Charlotte, North Carolina — SMITH, EDNA MARIE New Bern, North Carolina SMITH, JACQUELINE MATHIS New Bern, North Carolina SMITH, MARIAN JEANETTE Winston-Salem, North Carolina SMO EP AMS Yo BAY i King, North Carolina SORRELL, NORMA SUE Durham, North Carolina SOUTHALL, JUDITH GALE Kinston, North Carolina STANLEY, CAROL YVONNE Dunn, North Carolina STEAD, LINDA ELIZABETH Durham, North Carolina SWAIN, CAROLYN RAE Washington, North Carolina THOMPSON, PATRICIA ANN Washington, North Carolina TULLOCH, TONI Leaksville, North Carolina TURNER, ANNE Cary, North Carolina WALKER, RACHEL Reidsville, North Carolina WARREN, MARLENE Thomasville, North Carolina WILLIAMS, MARY ADA Durham, North Carolina WOODS, LINDA FAYE Burlington, North Carolina Not Pictured: BEKSHAW, VIRGINIA LEIGH COTHRAN, CHARLOTTE COWARD, FANNIE LUCILLE EARLY, MARVENE REBECCA LOY, JO MARGARET McDONALD, FAYE REDDING, CAROL ANNE CLES Sponsors Barbara Oyler and Doris Fields BT : a So 196A Se nen Motto Give us, Thy Worthy Children, ... The blessings of wisdom and speech, ... The hands and hearts of healing ... The lips and tongues that teach. CANOUSE, MARSHA ANN Charlotte, North Carolina COUCH, CAROLYN JEANNE Durham, North Carolina CRANK, MARTHA JANE Durham, North Carolina CRAVEN, EDDIE JEAN Trinity, North Carolina DEW, BETTY LOUISE Sanford, North Carolina DIXON, MARGARET JEAN Monroe, North Carolina FLYTHE, HELEN NEESE New Bern, North Carolina GARRARD, ANNE COOPER Madison, New Jersey GIBBS, MARY JOSEPHINE Wilkesboro, North Carolina GILL; JOYCE ELIZABETH Durham, North Carolina GREEN, MARY JOSEPHINE Sylva, North Carolina GROCE, NANCY EVELYN Winston-Salem, North Carolina AKE, JUDY LEE Laurel, Deleware ANDREWS, BARBARA JEAN Butner, North Carolina APPLE, MARGARET ELOISE Elon College, North Carolina ARRINGTON, ANITA BERYL Canton, North Carolina BAKER, MARY ELLA Newton Grove, North Carolina BAREFOOT, SARAH LYNETTE Newton Grove, North Carolina BEASLEY, SANDRA GAYLE Toast, North Carolina BENNETT, KATHY ELIZABETH Burlington, North Carolina BISSETTE, REBECCA Spring Hope, North Carolina BOSTIAN, REBECCA MAE Silver Springs, Maryland BREWER, LINDA MERLE Siler City, North Carolina BYRD, BRENDA FLORINE Kinston, North Carolina GUERIN, JOSLYN MARIE Vero Beach, Florida HANCOCK, MARGARET FRANCE Randleman, North Carolina HILL, BRENDA FAYE Randleman, North Carolina HOBBS, PATRICIA CAROLYN Clinton, North Carolina HOWARD, NANCY CAROL Apex , North Carolina JONES, BLANCHE ELIZABETH Woodsdale, North Carolina LASSITER, ALICE MERTON Raleigh, North Carolina LASSITER, CAROLYN BULLA Asheboro, North Carolina McDONALD, LOU ELLA Goldsboro, North Carolina MINER, BETTY LOUISE Wilmington, North Carolina MOODY, PHYLLIS JEAN Greensboro, North Carolina NICKOLS, PEARL Mount Airy, North Carolina O'NEAL, PATRICIA ANN Winston-Salem, North Carolina PATE, LIND A MARIE Goldsboro, North Carolina PE Dye] UDG AK OL Burlington, North Carolina PRICE, MELBA ROSE Raleigh, North Carolina PRIVETTE, BILLIE FAYE Zebulon, North Carolina ROBERTSON, ROBERTA GAIL Canton, North Carolina RUSS, ELEANOR ELAINE Wilmington, North Carolina SCRONCE, JACKIE SUE Wallace, North Carolina SEIBERT, MARY LOU Beimont, North Carolina SMITH, ELEANOR FAYE Kinston, North Carolina SPOON, WILLIE RUTH Elon College, North Carolina ST. CLAIR, MAJORIE ELAINE Charlotte, North Carolina STURDEVANT,BARBARA JEANNE Chapel Hill, North Carolina SUMMERLIN, REBECCA LORRAYNE Durham, North Carolina TAYLOR, ELIZABETH SHEPPARD Old Fort, North Carolina THOMAS, LINDA FAYE Butner, North Carolina WELLS, FRANCES KAY Watha, North Carolina WILSON, MARGARET JANE Durham, North Carolina WILSON, VERA ROUSE Wilmington, North Carolina WOODLIEF, DAISY PERRY Townsville, North Carolina WORRELL, VIRGINIA KATHRYN Durham, North Carolina Not Pictured HANNER, BARBARA JEAN ORLICKI, MARLENE PERKINS, WANDA GAIL PICKARD, ELIZABETH BAILEY Glow Sponsors Marie Robeson and Ruby Pierce J! pry: Whothers HAVIE BRUSTER Staff House REBA SHERRON Wyche House VIVIAN MASSEY Hill House Day Matron LULA BEATTY Hill House Evening Matron Christian Stu dent PES SAIS CEASE ON First Vice President PEGGY ROUSE RUTH DUNKLEY President Second Vice President MARY BAKER Secretary [ANE USiUs Treasurer ae MINT AS GRUNEEIN Sponsor Santa Filomena is a national honor society of senior nursing students who are tapped into the society of an annual candlelight ceremony. Selective students are recognized for their initiative, leader- ship ability, high scholastic standard, and outstanding nursing care. The flower of the Santa Filomena is the white lily. Members ARO Y de ae identified by the miniatrue gold Florence Nightingale Lamp they er wear. The purpose of this organization is to promote better nursing care and higher nursing standards. BESSIE P. BURGESS PEGGY ROUSE SUES SNELL MARY OUD AEN REA EN LON ANNE BLEND GLORIA HOBBIE MARY LIB HISER First row, left to right: Mills, Kincer, Loy, Jenkins, Liles. Second row: Ake, Worrell, Craven, Smith, Pickard, Minor, Barefoot, McDonald. Third row: Hiser, Spoon, Gill, Jones, Dixon, Orlicki, Atkinson, Arrington. Fourth row: Dew, Wilson, J., Flythe, Robertson, Russ, Orphal, Rudisill. Seniors receiving awards for three years of faithful service in the Glee Club: Hiser, Orphal, Rouse, Rudisill. Director, Dr. John Evans, pictured below. Che Cle SUE SNELL CORAL MILLS First Vice President RUTH DUNKLEY me : Second Vice President soe Treasurer ——- -, : Gf 3 MELBA PRICE ay 2 pi 1. Hall Chairman BARBARA STURDEVANT Secretary PATRICIA RUDISILL Hall Chairman FRANKIE DUNN Hall Chairman MARY LIB HISER President rat 4 j 3 BLANCHE JONES MARY LOU SEIBERT Hall Chairman : Hall Chairman BESSIE P. BURGESS DORIS FIELDS Executive Committee Faculty Advisor STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN HALL MONITORS Left to right: Mary Elaine Staunton, Peggy Rouse, Sue Snell, Coral Mills. First row: M. StClair, L. McDonald, T. Taylor. Second row: E. Apple, Not Pictured: Frances Spencer. M. Canouse, M. Crawford, A. L assiter. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to right: Cecil Zunner, Bessie Burgess, Cleo Frey, John. Moulton. Not Pictured: Margaret Boswell, Barbara Oyler. BILLIE RIMMER SNA, District 5 President 1962 Delegate to the National SNA Convention MARTY KINCER SNA District 5 Vice President The National Student Nurses’ Association, Inc., isanorganization designed to foster the growth of nursing students in their personal and professional life as they prepare to carry out their future responsibilities as professional persons. First row, left to right: Apple, E loise, Brewer, Linda; Lassiter, Carolyn; Pate, Linda; Oakley, Carolyn. Second row: Smith, Eleanor; Wells, Frances; Orphal, Joyce; Barfield, Lou. Third row: Crank, Martie; Barefoot, Lynn; Bostian, Becky; Hobbs, Pat; Tulloch, Toni; Saunders, Camilla; Orlicki, Marlene. Fourth row: Bissette, Becky; Byrd, Brenda; Spoon, Willie. Coach Bryant Aldridge. Washetball Capping In a solemn and breathtaking ceremony, the first year Watts students, having completed nine months of introductory nursing courses, receive their caps and go forth into the world of serving the sick. Wba ck Banding After two years of hard work and study comes the proud mo- ment of black banding, and your official seniority is acknowledged. You are now climbing that last mountain which must be scaled _ and conquered before that long- awaited, and much deserved graduation with removal of your black band, and you, in pure white, march forth to your call- ing. od i nnie In 1943, a senior student at Watts won a plaster figurehead at the State Fair. Having no room- mate, she passed it on when she graduated to the most deserving and closest roommates. Annie, now battered and patched, has become a tradition at Watts to be loved and cherished as a sym- bol of friendship to all roommates receiving her. This year Annie was presented to ... Patsy Deal and Sarah Lynne Davis. Gheistaree Caroling During the Christmas season, student nurses participate annu- ally in an impressive Christmas Caroling Service. The student carolers with their lighted candles are led through the Hospital by Mrs. Bessie Burgess and a stu- dent, portraying Florence Night- ingale. Afterwards the carolers unite in a circle on the Hospital Grounds where the Lord's Prayer is sung. TDs Hill Each student spends three months of her education at Dorothea Dix Hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina, thereby acquiring experience in Psychi- atric Nursing McBryde Building is the main building ofthe hospital and the one in which we obtained most of our clinical experience. ption™ In the All Faiths Chapel, we, both nurses and patients, share the serenity of mutual worship. The garden adjacent to the chapel adds toit's loveliness. Here a student may spend many hours pensively renewing the joys of solitude. SS en shining ne ae There isn't anything so greatas the fellowship of old friends and nothing more meaningful than meeting the new ones. The nicely furnished nurse's home for the students holds many fond memories which we will always remember. ee tion MONTHLY TEAS FREE GOODIES girls, Get in line. PICNICS Hobo party nothing we're really leaving. MONTHLY BIRTHDAY PARTIES And the little sudent nurses just laugh and laugh because they know there ain't no Santa Claus. DANCES We could have danced all night but—we had to be in the dorm by 1:00 am. OFF DUTY TIME Gabbing and playing cards, what a wonderful way to pass the time and sooooo educational, too! ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY Singing round the Christmas tree, all one big happy family! i535 untor Representative Darts oF ap er See tor Representative Perr d Reynold Shad vr Representative ean (an ven MARTHA SUE JOHNSON Co-Editor JUDY COLLINS Co-Editor SARAH LYNN DAVIS Advertising Manager ANNE ALLEN Advertising Manager PAV eR WO TS Tet Photographic Editor JUDY WILLIAMS MARY ELAINE STAUNTON Snapshot Editor Business Manager LINDA VISE SURO INE HG Features Editor Business Manager me a HN BRON as LINDA SOUTHERN Typist we ypis (Ay JOYCE ORPHAL Sports Editor NORMA WATSON Proofreader FRANCES SPENCER Prophet TERRY TAYLOR Circulation Manager MARY LIB HISER NANCY NELMS PEGGY ALLEN Poet Testator Artist JAN THOMAS Advisor Hopefully, we have compiled in this, THE 1962 WHITE CAP, a host of memories for all to ponder and enjoy throughout the years. Indeed, this would not have been possible without the cooperation of the entire annual staff; our photographer, Mr. Churchill of Smith Studios in Raleigh, who patiently stood by us as we made these memorable photos; and Hunter Publishing Company who published our book. JUDY COLLINS Co-Editor MARTHA SUE JOHNSON Co-Editor We cannot close without mentioning those hectic nights—with the scramble of paper and pictures—which lasted into the wee hours of the morning. Without these memorable occasions we're sure the WHITE CAP could not be what it is or mean as much to us. Girls, in this THE 1962 WHITE CAP you have our hearts and exhausted minds. Martha Sue and Judy t55 Dhorince ightingale ANNE ALLEN Anne has served us as class president this year, leading us when we needed to be led, pushing us when we needed to be pushed. She has faithfully forged ahead in the true Nightingale tradition. We the senior class say thanks for all this and for portraying Miss Nightingale at the annual Christmas Caroling and the Capping Ceremony. lt. ts (Ee Sy Pe QO RP ee ee ier This award was made possible by Mrs. Edith Brocker, Associate Dean, Duke University School of Nursing, in fond memory 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 they feel has contributed most to their professional and personal growth. We the class of 1962 present this award to MRS. ETHEL RIGGSBEE. Even though throughout our three years she has ap- proached us with flu, typhoid, polio and diptheria injections, we shall never forget all the times she smiled and took our tem- peratures when she knew it was a severe case of student nursitis, stood by us when we were really sick, baked cakes for our raffles, attended class meetings and patiently listened to our lengthy discussions, assisted in planning Blackbanding, remembered us at Christmas and most of all supported our class when we were most in need of support. House Staff Left to right: Dr. Morales, Dr. Nelius, Dr. Nahum, Dr. Summerlin, Dr. Pappas, Dr.Steiners. Not Pictured: Dr. Jordan, Dr. Poole, Dr. Claxton, Dr. Kyne, Dr. Kalagayan, Dr. McKenzie, Dr. Freese, Dr. Bell, Dr. Suzuki, Dr. Henderson. School of West hentn Left to right, first row: Dr. M. Bourgeois, P. Toler, B. Kellum, D. Roberts, W. Slaughter, M. Frieberg, D. Parrish, B. Talbert. Second row: G. Whitfield, G. Whitfield, M. Price, M. Dunn, F. Pate, P. Pope. cacsnailies Sehcol of X-Ray Sy of Laboratary Technology echnology SRA of 2edeliont, Varsing those committed to my care. as 3 fi we Ne, Cee. rn ue, : ea found a Ww orkAve lovey ar sae ee SO meh to yous? as : alt seemed, at firstto. bees ‘strange pee : ‘The world SO. sick, tlre days so. oe, sees Seemed bags thing to our lonely TOONS. | a cOur PEM wrote vou of wiiat went w rong. � we SUR abe vs We never seemed to tell vouwof The happy days we spent at school. ‘The Hlessings found in helping those Who envied us our precious tool. Now. we know our goals are found ... Out SAG: day is here. “ Our class began a mighty crowd And dwindled to a scanty few. We had our days of hardships, and Our days of pleasures, oxen Still striving on ‘tillday was:done, We uttered at ine oflight, Lord give us strength to be a nurse, To do the task we know is right.” The friends we made, the girls we knew Helped us lovingly to grow To womanhood, maturity, ... a nurse, Who hides a tear, for we must go. As we march down the sacred aisle Toward the altar meant for prayer, We feel an inward glow of love For Him whose hand has led us there. We say good-bye to our three years, Farewell to those we hold most dear, For graduation time has come, Our goal ... to be a nurse ... is here. Mary Lib Hiser FAMOUS NAME UNIFORMS Tiffany White Swan Bob Evans FAMOUS NAME NURSES SHOES TOWN AND COUNTRY SWEET BRIAR Durham's Downtown Shopping Center Compliments of Best Wishes Class of 1962 W.H. Dodson’s Esso Corner of Broad and Club Hall Wynne Funeral Home Phone 684-0247 Phone 286-5586 113 W. Main Street Ambulance Service PRESCRIPTION FOR SUCCESS . One ounce of determin- ation to save regularly. . A few dollars that you can well afford as a graduate nurse. . 4% per annum divi- dends, compounded twice a year. . Stir well at Security Savings and take as often as needed. DOWNTOWN: _ at Chapel Hill and Roney Sts. WORTHGATE: at Club Blvd. and Watts St. Sea mn ) ROSE'S Tops in Quality Merchandise Modern Self Service for easier shopping 317 W. Main Street Durham, North Carolina MASON FURNITURE COMPANY, — INC. (Operating Five Points Furniture Company) 412-414 W. Main St. Phone 684-0267 Durham, North Carolina SHARYN LYNN SHOPPE The latest in wear for young ladies who care 123 E. Main Street Durham, North Carolina 135 E. Franklin Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina JONES FRASIER COMPANY Jewelers Since 1885 121 W. Main Street Durham, North Carolina HIBBERD FLORIST Home Grown Flowers Phone 684-0125 - All Hours Flowers By Wire - Decorations You can't loom You can't look well, You can't feel well, Without furs from . ZUCKERMAN SON Established in 1912 HOSPITAL PHARMACY For All Your Drug Needs” 1124 Broad Street Dur ham, North Carolina F. W. WOOLWORTH CoO. Phone 286-1171—286-1172 Down Town The Best in Values The Most Courteous Service Satisfaction Guaranteed STEWART'S slike Customers Come First Always 206 W. Main Street Nothing is permanent in good fashion But Good Taste Congratulations to the Class of '62 WEAVERS JEWELERS, INC. THE FASHION 333 W. Main Street Durham, North Carolina We wish you the best Pause, refresh with ice-cold Coca-Cola Make your wedding ae dreams become a reality Congratulations Class of 1962 Hi-Fi Record Shop 334 W. Main Street Durham, North Carolina Goss Jewelry Co. Light-weight - So Soft 117 1 2 E. Main Street Bandam Ripple Sale. Durham, North Carolina $9.98 = 12.98 Baldwin's Better Shoes Street Floor Rpsic ke refreshes without filling ECKERD DRUG STORES Drugs Cosmetics Sundries Forest Hills Shopping Center 112 W. 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