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

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LINDA DAVIS MARY DUNN MARY BESS ELLIOTT BETTY FAULKNER KEEP yerionek. BRENDA FLYE James, the janitor, and Annie and A lice, the maids of Hill House, stay quite busy keeping our home Mrs. Massey, Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs. Williams, the housemothers of Hill clean. House, have their hands full taking care of eighty girls. DOROTHY GILBERT

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Between capping and black banding, the juniors face a year of special rotations and general medical surgical nursing requiring hard work and study tofill the responsible jobs which are theirs. Memories of comforting a tearful child in Pediatrics, crawling sleepily out of bed at 3 AM to scrub on a delivery , slapping Halsteads into a surgeon's gloved hand in the operating room, and being in charge of evening duty on Ward H, all combine in an unforgetable image that is at times hectic and frustrating, yet also richly rewarding. DONNA ALLISON GAYE ANNE BEST BETTY BOSWELL Showing enthusiasm and class spirit, the juniors sold night shirts, cashew crunch, and Easter eggs; raffled a turkey, sponsored a bake sale, and even shined shoes for the benefit of their treasury and their Miss White Cap candidate, Linda Clapp. Juniors broadened their scope of interests to participate in student government, glee club, CSU, SNA, and annual staff activities; they must prepare themselves for they are rising seniors. Jorty-six Juniors .. . GINNY BROWN KATHERINE CHERRY LINDA CLAPP BETSY CLAYTON PAULA CLAYTON BARBARA COBLE GAIL CORNELL CAROLYN CRAVER

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SUZANNE KEARSE SHELIA LESTER BARBARA LYNN BARBARA McLELLAND LINDA McNEAL SARAH MADREN as they GLOW eae BETTY JEAN O'NEAL JUNE PARKER JACKIE PARKER ANNETTE PINER Mrs, Pierce and Mrs. Robeson, our sponsors, have guided and directed us through our Junior year. To them we say a special 'Thank You , 22