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

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Miss Barbara £. Oyler Not only for what you are, but for what you are making of us... We, the senior class, dedicate the 1964 WHITE CAP to you—MISS BARBARA OLYLER. For three years you have been the one to whom we have turned for guidance, for discipline, and for the understanding that you have never been too busy to offer. Whenever we have needed you, you have been there. Your standards for nursing, for life in general, have become our ideals; and even though we have failed at times, each of us has benefited from knowing you. For all the things you have taught us, for all you have helped us to see, we sincerely thank you. The class of '64 shall remember you; and wherever we go, what- ever we do, your love and dedication will be an in- Spiration ...

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Ghis is today . . . Goday is ours. . . The past, the present, the future - this is the essence of time. And time has brought us to today, the day we have been waiting for, working for, livingfor.It has been said that a joy shared is a joy made double ... Thisis q ac eemee our way of sharing with you our memories of yesterday : and our hopes and dreams for tomorrow,so thatyou, too, may know our joy of today ...

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Honoring Mes. Vivian Massey A friend hath the skill and observa- tion of the best physician; the diligence and vigilance of the best nurse; and the tenderness and patience of the best mother. —CLARENDON. A friend to all who meet her -She hasbeen this and much more to us, who have been entrusted to her care. The warmth of her smile and her lively interest in our health and happiness have made her more than a mere friend. Dependable in so many ways, we have learned to rely upon her ab- ilities to smooth ruffled waters. For these and countless other reasons, We, the Class of 1964, do honor you— Mrs, Vivian Massey.