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

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Grant me, O Lord, this day to see The need this world may have for me; To play the friend Unto the end; To bear my burden and to keep My courage, though the way be steep. Grant me, O Lord, to set aside The petty things of selfish pride; To toil without Too much of doubt; To meet what comes of good or ill And be a gracious neighbor, still. E. A. Guest Watts’ mascot, Miss Kitty-kat. A nice group shot of the freshmen! Proudly displaying her new-found hole, Lori Wicks holds it up for our inspection. Oi Cheryl Andrews performs one of her Student Body functions which is one of many. Jo Ray and her endless studying!

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Trouble is laughter as soon as it’s done, Danger is joy when the battle is won, The night is forgotten when morning’s begun, So don’t stay too long at your wailing. The rough road is dreary to travel but you Will look back and smile when your journey is through, You may doubt this today, but you'll find it is true, So don’t fret too much when you're failing. The care which now burdens you down will grow light, Your doubts and your fears will soon slip out of your sight, And you'll laugh at them all when you've put them to flight, So don’t be too gloomy about them. oe Freshmen at a Student Body meeting after a long hard day Debra Steedly and Edie Johnson kiss and make up on the porch at Hill House. of classes. Will you please get off the phone! | am waiting for MAMA to call me. A typical, uncluttered, clean environment of a student nurse’s desk!

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SKIT NITE e bedpan. Mrs. Aldridge instructs her student in the use of th We are the Butner girls... . isit. A chicken dropped by for a v ick-Fil- ing the skits, the Ch Dur Ms. O'Leary as a student nurse. IS ing for her lost instructor Search icine, A pediatrics skit involving a small child refusing to swallow her med