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

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MOVING IN ae husbands. (D. Johnson) @, Who can smile about moving How many trips is it going to take? (K. The joy of being a big sister. (K. into this dump? (D. Davis) Compton) Pearce) 13

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12 REGISTRATION FEL Registration is a time of excitement, fright, and “structured” mass confu- sion. The freshmen arrive with anxious and “What do | do next?” looks. It’s a time for settling financial arrangements for the coming year, and everyone seems to want what a student has the least of — money. Juniors are the big sister welcome committee with their own look of excitement at their new role. Seniors intermingle with a smil- ing, helpful, and slightly arrogant look. The mug shot of the year, and they didn’t even tell me to smile. (D. Sim- mons) GULP The first of your 4937 handouts given Juniors anxiously await arrival of their “little sisters”. by Dear Ol’ Watts. (D. Ayers, C. Hawkins)

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OKIT NIGHT A time to tell it like it is. These are actual events. The names have been changed to protect the guilty. Any familiarity to known instructor is in- tended. The well-known Watt’s skill of role playing is used in ways Our in- structors never thought possible. This tradition provides a night of fun- filled laughs and memories for all. “Scrubby dubb dubb, give that diamond the rubb.” (L. Perry, C. Cobb, K. Johnson) Ms. Lipscomb, “What hairy legs you have.” (B. Baker) Flo lets the freshmen know how it really is. (M. Freeman) 14