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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1970 volume:

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A child cries, you care, an old aged hand reaches out, you take it and you feel your importance. Now is time to step beyond, proudly with achievement on your cap. You must teach, steer less perfected hands. Your world envelopes you now and you have truly learned to understand, to have compassion, to have humility of those you encounter day by day. All too soon the days of discipline and studying end. The joy that belonged to you was well shared and can never be taken away. The year 1s over and we step forward once again, carrying with us all that was ours, the good times, the closeness of friends, the frustrations, the happiness. We shall always have these memories to build on, to learn from, to carry with us as we leave. Yesterday is never lost but only memorably tucked away to make tomorrow a little more meaningful. im here five minutes and already the Seniors brand me with a ribbon i Papers to get, big sisters to meet, teas to attend, atid harassment to comterd with When is there time to unpack? . .. Remember’’ How do | love thee, let me count the ways” .. . F i 4 f What is it like, | wonder? This new world, this new life that | find myself in. | can see it around me, but only imagine its vastness. Where will it lead me... The tall girl with the band on her cap told me... “This strangeness will gradually disappear and you too will inherit a feeling of closeness, of peace, of real life. | wonder what she meant? Rpt Neon 132 Ib. baby, stripped draws King of the O.R., Dr. C. Songs, skits, RIBBONS... F.W.L.A. Hey kid, whatcha think you're doing... IT’S 7:011! Blindfolds, sore knees, “I'm scared, | can’t see. Just WAIT!! It's INITIATION TIME — 69 ie) panna of Poke, pinch, pull, plunder, Stick, shake, turn, toss, Dear Miss Chase whose body we use. . . Poor Miss Chase who we unintentionally abuse. Honest Miss Chase, we love ya’... 12 13 In his effort to learn Of man and his world The world that will be one day his own The student pursues knowledge and wisdom. These were once found by man But they have been forsaken The student labors to discover them anew... sa geese cats RES oa | ao a be cee ie Remember when we could feel their pain. How we had studied to ease it, but we learned that expecting Mothers don’t always want to co-operate. At times we feit helpless. Then we watched, it was real, a life was born... The only word is awe... Then came a smile, and the room became blurred as happy tears filled your eyes. What would you take for those pink little Teet, Those chubby round cheeks, and that mouth so sweet; For the wee tiny fingers and little soft toes, The wrinkly little ne funny litile nose. 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In the many areas of Med-Surg. nursing becomes integrated into a better under- standing and more advanced knowledge of total nursing care... 20 ae IMTARE OUTEET are 21 22 REAR We Remember... an echoing R-O-A-C-H watching the late movies and Shock Theater “well tish”’ debating sessions — O.R. class the “Dirty Dozen” phone calls from our “tennis pro” those nights after exams — whoppee! farewells to Mrs. O'Neill and Dr. B. lock your doors, they're coming!!! F-L-U-S-H quickie class meetings you boys get out of that pool undescribable joy of Black Banding becoming the older, wiser sister in OB sleeping through Med-Surg class the night the lights went out eating seat in Peds class = tears and joy at graduation Yr gio hig As we recall these memories, we look ahead to the events 4h le n ay le ; — ee of our Senior year. 23 Black Banding 1969 | want to tell you that I’m proud of myself, but right now | feel a bit humble, | want to show you how hard | have worked but at this moment | haven't the time | want to thank you for all you have given me but somehow | can’t find the right words. So | say, look at my cap, it has a black band, it will explain my feelings... Again this year ‘‘Annie” was given away. A symbol of closeness and friendship She has belonged to Buck and Dana Rae. Emergency Room “No one day ever ‘resembles another. There is a seemingly endless stream of people and problems. Confusion is not unusual here, but one learns that _ quick judgement and decision making is is of - importance in this aspect of nursing. 26 Intensive Care Unit __...Where life constantly hangs in a balance and taxes every skill of nursing. Monitors, a myriad of machines, a strange world that is exciting to the Senior student who can meet it’s extreme chal- lenge. 2H Even if | knew the world would end tomorrow, | would plant an apple tree to- 28 With advanced studies in the field of Med-Surg nurs- ing and leadership, we combine our experiences in order to prepare ourselves for the final steps to gradua- tion. A definite dynamic course study that gives the student added responsibility and a valuable insight into the world of the RN. yo « AS Psychiatry . Slowly grasp the torn ligaments _ ofaliteand understand the wh of total disorder |thatheuntene =. at this trembling time. 5 ee aes 30 If | hate, let me hate If | love, let me love But please, can't | know myself. We remember... Diamond rings and pins Azalea festivals Parties, drinks and getting away with it in the dorm. All of our bad habits, Band F!! Dix hill, our patients and the Magnificent Seven Our Great Senior Instructors Ward G, “Smotherin’ and a choakin'”’ Battle of the Century, our class meetings. The tube room and midnight discussions Learning to smoke, Frosting our hair! Keeping our shoes polished 6AM and “'] just can’t get out of bed” Swimming in the pool — 3AM! Counting down the days, And most of a ll we will remember each other!! 32 Pe Beare = eats ae Glee Club SEE: This year, under the direction of Jim Staples, the glee club found a new vitality. Despite difficulty in scheduling practices; working around class hours, other school ‘activities, and exams, we had a good year. Again this year, the glee club participated in Christmas Choral Communion at Duke. This gave us an Opportunity to compare our style of music with singers from Duke and Lincoln nursing schools. We showed off our voices with autumn and spring concerts of folk, spiritual, and patriotic music. Santa Filomena An exciting moment, a candle is lit and ones individual character shines for all to honor. sepa? pp w 34 Ww, { Miss Ann Dowdy Miss Rachel Carter There is no prescribed pattern for ideal Santa Filomena. Santa Filomena should strive to develop the individual. The ideal is for each of us to develop her own interpre- tation of her personality and the situation she individually faces. Be aware that your viewpoint should be progressive, forward looking, open to change, but to have the foundation of the wisdom of the past members. Miss Lynn Dearth Mrs. Donna White Miss Ella Hawkins 35 Student Government Rachel Carter ee Pat Lee hoe : Vicky Crutchfield President ps ha 2nd Vice-Pres. _ j Secretary Pysised HARES Dana Clemmer Majorie Cole Mrs. Holloway 1st Vice-Pres. Treasurer Sponsor This has been the year for change. The students have finally begun to be heard. On surrounding campuses we saw riots and protest but we gained our requests peacefully. Our government can by no means be called apathetic, only mature and strong in its actions. This year Watts saw many old time traditional rules put into their place... the past! The student body is pleased and our goals were accomplished without unnecessary troubles. We can only contend that Watts could never progress having to live in the traditional past. Student Nurses Association Though the membership in the SNA has been small this year, the group has accomplished very much. Watts was represented at district meetings as well as at the National Student Nurses Convention at Miami, Florida attended by Carolyn Hardin, a Junior, and Gail Wester, a Freshman. Through the efforts of the SNA and their hard working, it is hoped that the membership will be increased for the coming year. 37 Christian Student Union The Christian Student Union provides a means of spiritual guidance for the students at Watts. There are many days when our only means of escape and comfort is through a little prayer. The CSU continually strives to promote fel- lowship and understanding with its members. The group did much in this area on the retreat at Southern Pines this year. LINDA SWAIN President Co-Editors. Beckie Williams Lynn Dearth 38 Your Annual is a product of blood, sweat and tears... Hours upon hours went into the making of the 1970 White Cap. There were millions of pictures to sor t through and thousands of words to choose for copy. There were days when we could not get the right people together for the right things. But, all in all it has been fun, and to say the least, interesting. Our goal was to have a bigger and better annual! this year. With the help of Spell, the Junior editor, Woods and Horton, the Freshmen editors; Green, Coulman, Carter and Comp- ton taking care of the business, Dewees, our advisor “Buck” typing and the editors Williams and Dearth we feel we have accomplished the goal. What do you think? She) Christmas Caroling Lightened candles pass through darkened wards. Voices raised in carols bring smiles to sad faces. Santa comes to visit bring- ing his bundles of cheer. Once again, as years past, we wish a Merry Christmas Local... “To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven” Eight hours of work, eight hours of study, eight hours of sleep!... Not at all! There were times when the going was rough, but we remember the times we could get together, they were good times. Swimming, teas, picnics and just being with one another, that’s what kept us together and so helped us keep going. 42 43 44 aah we ae ee ES OF White Cap 1970 A time to celebrate graduation... A great year comes to an end. All of the hours, efforts and planning to raise money for class candidates is behind us now.|t’s time to smile, be happy, say good-bye and PARTY. CANDIDATES; Cathy Matheson, escort Dr. Bectal, Junior; Donna White, escort, Dr. Stokes, Senior; Gail Marino, escort, Dr. Berkut, Freshman The winner is Senior Candidate Mrs. Donna White 45 ospital Administration seers Mr. John F. Moulton Watts Hospital Director Mr. Earl Powel Assistant Director Mrs. Margaret Boswell Director of Nursing Service Mrs. Lucille Holsinger Director of Nursing 46 Mrs. Tilley and Mrs. Winfree Mrs. Letha Head Hospital Secretaries Social Service salle Dr. Royster Mrs. Deaton Director of House Staff Doctors 47 Inservice Education . School of Nursing Administration From fumbling, seeking and developing, they lead us to perfection. Their Knowledge has been generously passed to us. And with patience never ending, Endurance beyond compare, Smiles and confidence that kept us going And most of all an everlasting understanding of the student and her goals, Our instructors have molded us into nothing less than the best... Mrs. Hunt Nursing School Secretary Mrs. Cecile Zunner Director of Nursing Education Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Noll, Mrs. Holloway Medical Surgical Nursing 48 Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Brooks Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Robeson and Miss Rienhart Nursing Fundamentals Mr. Pierce and Miss Faulkner Nursing Fundamentals 49 4 ET saa CAROLE CTL. (at Sed “i Mrs. Bozgli Mrs. Harris Operating Room Librarian A day begins, will it ever end? 50 ies se Mrs. Dewees and Mrs. Hill See, they can laugh too! Pediatrics Mrs. Mandetta and Mrs. Brackbill Obstetrics Dil 3 OFFICERS, L. to R. Joan Johnson, Treas.; Nilsa Ocasio, Sec.; Cathy Absalom, Vice-Pres.; Jackie Hoyle, Pres. Freshmen Class MOTTO... When seeing eyes which yearn for help and hearing cries of despair; run eagerly for it with arms of out stretched and a hungry heart. author ... Ann Woods 1 9 WA CLASS FLOWER ... White Rose 32 ® Kathy Absalom Brenda Blackwood Teresa Bolick Anne Bomberger Cary Boulier Virginia Bowling Claudia Chandler Debra Clark Mary Clayton Mary Coleman Vickey Crutchfield Peggy Dawson Debra Dunn Geneva Fuller 53 Margaret Greeson Donna Hardison Sue Hartley Jean Haswell Shirley Horton Jackie Hoyle Rose Howard Debbie Hundley Joan Johnson Pat Mann Gail Marino Sandra McBride Nilsa Ocasio 54 Rosalin Olive Patricia Pearce Connie Redman Susie Starnes Gail Troutman Linda Thompson Cathy Wall Gail Wester Joy Wilder Anne Woods Nancy Weir BS) OFFICERS, FROM L. to R.; Cathy Slade, Sec.; Jackie Harris, Pres.; Carolyn Hardin, historian; Cathy Matheson, Vice-Pres.; Margaret Moore, Treas.; Not Pictured, Advisors, Miss Joan Reinhardt, Miss Ruby Pierce. Juniors Glass of CLASS MOTTO: “You have to live life to love it, and love life to live it.’”’ 1 Q7 1 CLASS FLOWER: Forget-me-not 56 Margaret Ball Kathy Barber Linda Bass Kathy Benson Peggy Bowman Karen Capps Marjorie Cole Karen DeLancey Carolyn Hardin ay Jackie Harris Lynne Hockett Myra Jones Kitty Joyner Pat Lee Susan Lunsford Cathy Matheson Joan Miller Kathy Miller 58 Cathy Slade Nancy Spell Gail Strickland Linda Swain Sandy Taylor Elizabeth Ward SIBEN Karen Newhouse Be, Margaret Moore Brenda Myers Ina Polk OFFICERS, L. to R.; Mrs. Barnes, Advisor; Mrs. Brown, Advisor; Cathy Coulman, Pres.; Judy Perdue, Sec.; Nancy Green, Treas.; Beckie Williams, Historian; Gail Compton, Vice-Pres. Seniors Class MOTTO... ‘Every noble deed is at first impossible.”’ CLASS FLOWER ... Daisy of 1970 60 Kathy Lynn Buchanan Winfield, West Virginia “You can do anything you want to do if you want to do it bad enough.” Kathy, For some oddly explainable reason, | feel that | am more qualified than anyone here to write about my ‘‘special buddy.’’ Could the reason be that we've been through the last six years of our lives together? We share so many great memories — like double dating, moments of silence and sheets over heads -- but the greatest of all is the night during closed study when ole Coulman jumped in her closet! Six years is so short... there remains a lifetime of memories ahead. Just remember, gal, old friends never die — but one does ‘‘fade away.”’ See 6 Kathleen Coulman Greensboro, North Carolina “God grant me the serenity to accept the things | can not change; the courage to change the things | can; and the wisdom to know the difference.”’ Buck, It’s so hard to begin, when it started so many years ago... but, it’s so much harder to think of an end to it all. If it wasn't for making those Easter baskets the night before finals... for slamming the door and hiding under the covers... for N. C. State football games and the good ole Dairy Queen, we might never have passed nursing school. | feel it will never end for us... after all, ‘old soldiers never die, they just fade away.” 1 Carleen Campbell Garner, North Carolina “| will try to radiate faith and hope wherever | go.”’ Sylvia... Remember all those ‘‘beautiful’’ men you dated who had such ‘‘tough bods”; Dr. Utley and his special gift to you — a PDR; remember when | had to lead you around two days when both eyes were patched; ‘‘our’’ well-cared for, well fertilized, beautiful weeds; remember our late night discus- sions; back rubs; those special words, said at the right time to cheer someone who was lonesome; and most of all, just the feeling of knowing you always cared and you were always there. Sylvia Ruth Jones Greensboro, North Carolina “Life is all around us We see it every day and everywhere. It’s hard to avoid something That we are ourselves.” Carleen... This is a rare combination of wit, loyalty, enthusiasm, and a mouth that just won't quit — all wrapped up in a special person — my roomy — V. V. Behind that smile of yours are the thoughts of a trip to Hawaii and the look in your eyes is due to the fact you stayed up all night reading those cards and letters from Johnny. | don’t know how you've stood all - my mess, but you survived, now you're ready for the world... 62 Rachel Ann Carter Hickory, North Carolina “Intelligence comes only to those who seek it.” Gail, remember . . . The Azalea Festivals, the shot | gave you, watching the stories, hmm, hmm, hmm, rolling tobacco, Feb. 14, not speaking before 7 A.M., Addie, WHERE will | sleep, how many times did you vote, the secrets are out, and 1970 — the Marrying Year. 63 be Alice Gail Compton Cedar Grove, North Carolina “Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get.” Rach, can you forget... Cedar ‘Grove’ and tood stole, super spastic in OR, your hate for flu shoots, trying on 5 pairs of slacks before wearing a pants dress, ‘‘The Group’ you never ending A‘s, January 24, talking to the walls, Thursday afternoon at 4:15, and 1970 — the Marrying Year... Danna Rae Clemmer Concord, North Carolina “Charity is a virtue of the heart and not of the hands.” Danna Rae, from K. B. At graduation, many people look back into the past as well as forward into the future. We, too, have many great memories stemming especially from our freshman year. Like our many walks to ninth street, trying to play football, and our many trips to each other’s rooms during closed study... and best of all April Fool’s Day and our decorated rooms. We ar e now preparing to go our separate ways and lead our individual lives, but try to remember the good times... KB Dorothy Carol Shannonhouse Winston Salem, North Carolina “Where does Happiness come from? What makes Happiness start? How does it come out of nowhere And into a person's heart?” To Shannonhouse, from Fagge The beach trip our Freshman year ... Can you ever forget it? | won't forget having to sleep in Joe’s car. If you are not a horsewoman how come you spent so much time at the Saddle and Fox Club? Go swimming... You must be drunk, its four in the morning! Man, let the good times roll!! Ann Sikes Raleigh, North Carolina She's not a rule breaker — just a mischief maker. Eynniewe Remember when Hildegard got Out and scared the girls from Forsythe? We all grew up a little at the Hill, including the two rats and one horse. We planned and replanned so many things only in vain. Here's hoping it all works out. 65 Lynn Jane Dearth Houston, Texas If you are content with the best you have done, you will never do the best you can do. NGA) so 6 Motorcycles, cars, Morgan horses, rats, Padero’s, and plenty of fun. Thank goodness there’s someone almost as tall as | am. ‘‘A friend who hath the skill and observation of the best physician; the diligence and vigilance of the best nurse; and the tenderness and patience of a good friend.’’ What else can | say — see you in September. Judith Anne Perdue Louisburg, North Carolina “Silent, quiet, easy going, one who's really worth knowing.” Ann, Remember the snowman we built with the kids that winter — it must have looked like a white blob to everyone else, but to us and the kids, it was beautiful. How about the night we all left Butner and took ‘’Lucy” to the State Fair (all eight of us in that big bad wonder machine). Do you recall that fateful night we tried to pump our own gas and thought all the gas tanks were empty. Don’t forget next time that it helps to pull the gas release lever. This is just a glimpse into some of our good times — the bad ones | won't mention — It would take too long, | am convinced that your motto has to be, ‘| DESERVE it”. 66 Elizabeth Ann Dowdy Colfax, North Carolina “‘Noa task too tremendous, no duty too small.” Judy, Remember the nights we stayed up studying until 2:00 a.m. because you kept saying ‘‘now Ann, we've got to concen- trate.” The only bad thing was we never started concen- trating until about 1:30a.m. How about that quaint expres- sion you always used to describe soreness — | still haven't decided what “‘sore as a risen’’ means. Do you recall that fateful afternoon at the Police Department — you were trying to stay out of jail because you had injured a piece of cement in a parking lot the day before. | was along to prove moral support but ended up driving your car around the block to prevent you from getting a parking ticket. To conclude, | decided that you are without a doubt the most ridiculous looking person I've ever seen smoking a ‘‘White Owl” cigar. Betty Jean Shepherd Whitsett, North Carolina “The silence often of pure innocence persuades when speak- ing fails”’ To B. J. from Jodie... Her friendly smile, her warm understanding and pleasant personality are attributes that | feel contributes most to the reason for which | believe will make her a success in life and in her nursing profession. 67 Pamela Adelle Eakes Durham, North Carolina “We have, all of us, sufficient fortitude to bear the misfortunes of others.”’ | remember at the Hill in Raleigh going to work with a flat soggy wet cap because | got wet going to |unch. Going back to seclusion by myself to visit my patient. Boy! did | get a reprimand for that. | forgot to ask for an escort. | remember slipping out of the dorm to go home after working evening. Sherry Ann Page Willow Springs, North Carolina “The simple gift of being kind is greater than all the wisdom of the wise.” Anna, Do you remember: The nights we climbed out on the top porch of Hill House to watch the dates come in... the night we got stuck at the pond going catfishing... the many 20 minute drives from Hillsborough to Raleigh at 11:30 p.m.? the night at the abandoned schoolhouse? . your overnight? ... our 11:00 steak supper at the Rebel Room? ... the night we made a road out of the sidewalk between the laundry room and the Hill House? 68 Anna Caroline Edwards Henderson, North Carolina “Happiness isn’t found in searching for it. It comes quietly while we are helping others.” Sherry, Do you remember: The night you slammed the door shut on Miss Sherron... the night of closed study in one another’s room... Oct. 18 robbery — Oh well! There goes State Fair... the night you were nearly raped at Virginia Beach ... the sunburn from our camping experience at Kerr Lake... the Grand Prix with the stereo tape — ‘Sherry’... the weekend of April 11??? Barbara Gail Fagge Burlington, North Carolina “To play life’s game for all that’s in it is to play life’s game and to win it.” Hey Penny, How did that fire extinguisher get into the bathtub and that color TV turn into a black and white radio? What a night! When lightening strikes, how high can YOU fly? Is it true that you can walk on water? Don’t worry, | have a memory like an elephant and lips as tight as a drum. Love ya, gal. 69 Penelope Susan Pringle Greensboro, North Carolina “Unhappy is he who trusts only to time for his happiness.” Fagge, Remember the O.P.D., the ‘‘clinic’’, the nite the seniors raided us, the black and white radio? Have you ever put up a tent? Ward H in dog ears — professionalism at its peak. Do you remember wearing bellbottoms on first floor? All this and more? Ella Catherine Hawkins Cove City, North Carolina “Be the job large so small, she does it well or not at all.” Peggy Jo, Remember waiting for the city bus, State Fair ‘67, NCSU homecoming, and Bill, those cold nights, the laundry parking lot, going to C. C., dating Tubby, three years together and “we're nurses now”. 70 Peggy Jo Johnson Petersburg, Virginia “lf | had invented love I'd vaccinate the world.” Ella, Never forget waiting for the city bus, numerous trips to Raleigh, writing in your diary, Mentholatum and ‘'T”’ shirts, letting your hair grow, smoking cigars, learning to swim, stopped-up sinks, your everlasting love for Randall, wedding plans, and most of all — three years of putting up with me. = Vickie Diane Hill Timberlake, North Carolina For the happiest life, days should be rigorously planned, nights left open to change. Nancy... A girl who has a mind of her own... . | can also remember the time at a dance — when her knee also had a mind of its own. Remember Green?? Oh well — we still had fun. Also much could be said for your facial expressions — in fact, if “looks’’ could kill many of us would be dead... wouldn't you like some more Macaroni? val Nancy Elizabeth Green High Point, North Carolina ‘m no angel, but I’m happy WAKAMIGN 6 oa Think of Vickie and remember pillow and water fights with her roommate — tug of war on the bed — basketball season our freshman year — our weekly chauffeur to the “Y” — '69 Christmas Dance and our Graduation Dance — her love for Buck — our week-end in Roxboro — Leman’s — having spent three years here at Watts. Linda Vashti Manning Burlington, North Carolina “Mischief shines in her eyes.’ Mary, Remember camping out by the bulletin board, packing your bags, Carolina Beach, hemming your skirts, growing your hair long, the ‘Hill’, going home weekends, silence, trying to teach me to play tennis, being president, deter- mined to go places... and, yes, remember a long lasting friendship. Mary Ellen Jones Burlington, North Carolina “Either | will find a way or make one.” Linda, i can't begin to say what a friend you have been, so i'll let bill penn say friend, “A true friend unbosoms freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends coura- geously, and continues a friend unchangeably.’’ Wm. Penn 2 Linda Coombs Johnson Durham, North Carolina “We have but to toil awhile, endure awhile, believe, and never turn.” To Linda from a friend, Good ole Ward R and all the enemas, Class of 68, 70. Taking a long wonderful vacation with the best lookin’ hunk on earth — your husband, Teddy, saving money, dirty shoes and see who can hide their feet first when an instructor comes by, first class shoe strings!! With a personality that never quits, andawill thats even stronger, you stand tall... Donna McDowell White Durham, North Carolina “Any man’s death diminishes me, because | am involved in mankind: And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.” To Donna from Kathy, How can someone spend eight hours working with the sick, two hours at class meetings, two hours cooking supper for her hubby and another eight hours cooking barbeque for strangers and end up smiling after a ‘‘60 hour” day? You amazed us all with your wit and charm and poise... And, through it all you never forgot the other guy. The world has got a real winner on its hands with you, girl. TES Sally Louise Steinert Kinston, North Carolina We have, all of us, sufficient fortitude to bear the misfortunes of others. PAV o 6 2 Her long hair; exacting grammer; the unending question, “What should | wear?’’; beginning to shower as her date arrives; tall muscular men with long hair and beards; her love of poetry, motorcycles; FM music, daisies, incense, bread, cheese, and wine; Mr. Guinea Pig, A. H., four-leaf clovers, devotion to patients even on her off-duty time — inscrutable young woman! 74 Margaret Sue Pahl Autryville, North Carolina Life was made to be enjoyed. Oh don't | know it! Steinentnnre Do you remember prowling through the ruins of the old church; playing Frisbee in Duke Gardens; the hives, J.V.H.; addicted to Pepsi!!; smoke allergy; a roach on her tooth- brush, hiding in the closet from Sharron, sardines, per-care — on Ward F ??, enough! Mary Greene Maidon Carey, North Carolina “All things come to him who waits.”’ To Jo...fromafriend... Do youremember... That September day when you found yourself back in the clutches of Watts... Sadie and her piles... our good times in class... the White Cap dance. . Fairbanks... how much you enjoyed team nursing... and most of all ME — your substitute roomie. 75 Carolyn Plonski Blackwood Durham, North Carolina “Love comes softly but you'll know when she is there because suddenly you're not alone anymore.” To Polock... froma friend I'll never forget your constant watch on the National Guard, the reports of Carr Lake, and your famous side-kick “Father Plonski.’’ You never missed a dance or a get-together and | have a feeling that you'll never miss much out of life. Keep the faith, Baby. Margaret L. Sawyer Durham, North Carolina “Accept the things to which fate binds you and love the people with whom fate brings you together, But do so with all your heart.” Vickie, As | remember the times you tripped over my bed coming off evening duty because you didn’t realize | had rearranged the room... But when you left me in our room all alone | realized that it wasn’t as much fun without you there. We had some great times and we shared a true friendship. 76 Vickie Thompson Moise Graham, North Carolina “Though time may heal all wounds, daily routine provides the bandages.” Jodie, The two years that | spent as Jodie’s roommate were filled with many surprises and room rearrangements, but never dull. She has been a good friend and despite our misunder- standings a swell roommate. Anne Gretchen Price New Bern, North Carolina “A day of toil, an hour of play, intelligent and serious, yet mischievous and gay.” “Betty Sue’s Bedtime Story” Once there was a mountaineer who lived 14,000 feet in the air. She could dance with two fingers and balance old ladies on side rails. Then she went east from Sugar Hollow at 90 mph with Simon and Garfunkel but no headlights. “Welcome to Kinston, Mahalia!’ said the family, and they all ate lasagna and lived happily ever after. Vi Betty Sue Emmert Bristol, Tennessee “Don't take life too seriously, you can’t get out alive.” Gretch, Remember — Ward R with little old people hanging on the siderail... Nurf... getting lost in the room... traumatic nights of wondering ‘‘what have | said now!”’... yellow VW's... ‘‘Bad Moon Rising’’ at midnight... a certain guy who goes to the University in the Capito! City . . mental beer parties... dancing. Rebecca Ann Willaims New Bern, North Carolina There’s no need to discuss or understand me, | won't ask of myself to become someone else, I'll just be me... Hey Mary, Aren't you glad we're perfect!!! Fights | never won, Jim, knee-chest, your allergy, crying, studying, “‘worrying,”’ scratching, tacky-rou, staying up talking to a corpse, going to C.H., did we gossip much, the pooky look, RUN out of the room quick, here it comes again!!! T-group after T-group, “will you ever learn to keep your mouth shut Beckie?’’ Three years together have been wild, and always full of surprises. Thanks, Roomie, for helping me pull through .. . Mary Alice Sykes Clinton, North Carolina “Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to risk life, to be needed.” Beckie remember... Tuesday night anniversaries, monitoring fights, ‘“Napping”’ for four hours, ‘‘Let me tell you,’’ turning brain, ‘This time it’s REAL” Confession night, verbatims, ‘‘Chig,’’ your side of the room looking like a tornado, getting all the phone calls, thumping, Mrs. P. in curlers, looking alike, becoming a Carolina co-ed, and always being the friend who listened. 78 not of his wisdom but rather his faith and lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind.” Cibran 79 “The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among followers, gives The Lois Cox Award For your soft smile whenever we passed — Your spoken word offered when we needed it most — Your genuine interest which could not be dampened by our sometime forgetfulness — Your deep concern in our future as nurses — Your sense of humor which could not be dulled by our glumness and frantic last minute efforts — And mostly for being so wonderfully you, We the Seniors present the Lois Cox Award to MRS. HELEN BARNES. To Our “Buddy” We the Seniors feel a special tribute should be given to MRS. JESSIE O’NEAL. In her years at Watts she gave unselfishly of herself, was always there when she was needed and was invaluable at her job of Director of Recruitments. She was our friend as well as a Nursing School staff member. This was her last year at Watts so the Seniors give her the title as “Our Special Buddy.” Thank you for all you have done for us and our school. 80 Senior Superlatives r-) BEST ALL AROUND MOST DEPENDABLE Miss Carleen Campbell Miss Judy Perdue MOST TALENTED WITTIEST Miss Cathy Coulman Miss Gretchen Price 81 MOST PROFESSIONAL FRIENDLIEST Miss Ella Hawkins Miss Ann Dowdy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED The Class of 1970 82 Countdown It was the night before Gradua- tion and all through the dorm there rose laughter and yells and plans for fun. The siege of the freshmen was met with ambush and visions of wa- terbaloons bounced on our heads. There was war paint and cigars and confession time and the interns learned that this night we were No. ONE. The Haupbrau was great with our Santa of spring, Mr. Bonte was the one who had presents to bring. A party, a party and the celebration was on. Uniforms which were once starched and worn for so many years, now became the target of many, many tears. Cut to perfec- tion, and styled for the times, wear- ing the proclamation of our final signs... “One day till Gradua- tion!” Graduation — 84 For yesterday is but a Dream, And To-Morrow is only a Vision; But To-Day, well lived, Makes every yesterday A dream of Happiness, And every To-Morrow a Vision of Hope, Look well, ther efore to this Day... oe CONTOURED SOLE RESTS VOU PEE EI NATURALIZER Also available at Virginia Crabtree’s in Northgate Shopping Center ROSCOE GRIFFIN 114 W. Main Street Best Wishes DODSON FAUCETTE ESSO SERVICE Batteries — Tubes — Tires Broad Street Club Boulevard €sso OEALER 88 Now girls, you NEVER carry soiled linen in a bundle in your arms, that is just nasty. (Only Seniors are allowed to do it!!) DURHAM AMBULANCE SERVICE Extends best wishes to the graduating class at Watts Hospital School of Nursing. 24 hour Professional Ambulance Service 2910 Roxboro Road Durham Phone 477-7341 Chapel Hill — Carboro — 929-4311 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 GUS’S W.C. 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