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

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Junior Class Officers These able leaders have guided the juniors through a busy Kathy Worrell, president; and Miss Andrews, sponsor. year of class projects: Left to right: Mrs. O'Neill, spon- Not pictured is Billie Privette, treasurer. sor; Pat O'Neal, secretary; Helen Flythe, vice-president; The Junior Class, having surmounted the obstacles of the Freshman year, prepare for the future by working together in special areas of clinical service and co-operating in such class projects as a rummage sale, raffles, and candy and bake sales. High- lights of this year were welcoming our little sisters, the arrival of class pins and black-banding. These are our present interests as we look forward with anticipation to our Senior year. Class Motto Give us, Thy Worthy Children; ... The blessings of @ er wisdom and speech, ... The hands and hearts of heal- gos Flow ing, ... The lips and tongues that teach. 26 Red Rose

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JUDY AKE ELOISE APPLE ANITA ARRINGTON LYNN BAREFOOT SANDRA BEASLEY KATHY BENNETT Mrs. Deeds, nutrition instructor, Gail Robertson chooses her book report for extra credit in Mr. body. Vamana's class, BECKY BOSTIAN LINDA BREWER BRENDA BYRD JEAN CRAVEN MARGARET DIXON HELEN FLY THE familarizes the student with food and their caloric value to the