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

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MISS BARBARA L, OYLER Miss Oyler asks Ellen Felty, 'What kind of problem do you have now? Byeswge 2. You have meant so much to each of us and have played an important part in our lites We, the senior class, dedicate the 1963 White Cap to you--MISS BARBARA OY LER: You came as we began our Junior year, and at the time we needed you most. Although an ex- tremely busy person, you always had time for us. Whatever our prob- lems, either personal or profes- sional, you were there with under- standing, encouragement, and concern, and whenever necessary, a good stiff lecture. These virtures have brought changes that have made our lives as students more pleasant. The enthusiasm that you have shown helped push us forward toward our final goal. The leadership, dedication, and love of nursing that is yours has made you an ideal for us all. Forallthe help and love we say, thanks. Your problem children, the class of '63 shall long remember you. Miss Oyler at Army Reserve meeting - a side not seen by stu- dents.

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