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

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TO A NURSE ... There is no truer measure of success than a life of cheerful, friendly, helpfulness ... No greater honor than to render aid. With a heart devoted, patient, unafraid! To heal the sick, to care for those in need To observe the ethics of a noble creed Is your contribution to human good— And the glory of heroic womanhood. May fortune guide and bless you day by day And gladness cheer and brighten duty’s way. Helping you, when hours are long and pleasures few. To remember that your friends are proud of you. From the Writings of Lawrence Hawthorne see ORR ANID Ie PARLE ALES LESTE CNN IY rR SCA HS petra pha eee Miso it = z ee A WYCHE HOUSE

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REGISTRATION Registration ... it’s so confusing! Stand in line. Go here. Go there. Money, clubs, keys, books, stickers, name tags, fees ... “Good grief, I only wanted to pay my tuition, not buy the place!” It’s so frustrating, but it’s the first step toward a professional nursing diploma from Watts, and frustrating as it is, we all find it worthwhile later (hopefully). It seems this first requirement (of all in- coming Freshmen), the achievement of a state of total bewilderment, is very easy to meet ... es- pecially that first day! But with a lot of patience and understanding from the administration and faculty, and a generous amount of “intestinal fortitude” from the Freshmen, the whole affair comes off in a fairly graceful style. Then, finally, when “all is right with the world” (at Watts), the next task is moving in. Try to look busy! They're taking our picture. Ae we yg it LER we x aay! Congratulations! Here’s your scholarship. You can always count on a Junior to turn a fast buck!