Wichita General Hospital School of Nursing - Scroll Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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.5'f!lf!0A' W!!! We, the Class of 1960 of the Wichita General Hospital School of Nursing, being of sound mind and body, so bequeath the following articles to our beneficiaries and sincerely do hope from them they do benefit---someday--- somehow! I, Mary Ann Randell, will my ability to keep out of trouble and keep my room tidy to Helen Whiting. I, Carol Brown, will my love of surgery to Beverly Tammen. Just one hint: Zephiran and leather do not mix. I, Dixie Bullock, will my unusual talent of getting blood on my shoes the day after they are freshly polished to Carmine Jackson. I, Nancy Spires, will my shoe strings-though they are worn and tattered, they still go into knots at the wrong times, to Ruth Vinson. I, Ellen Burnam, will my ability to sleep in class with both eyes open to Elizabeth Lee. I Judy Colson, will my ability to drink--coffee to Beverly Brandenburg. I, Audie Hutchings, will my ability to sleep the extra forty winks, get up in a flash, dress like mad and get to breakfast on time to Jan Wallace. I, Barbara Hodges, will my hose fsince they are air-conditioned they are wonderful for summer weary, to Anna Holdeman. I, Jeanetta Parish, will my Sunday hair net, it is holey, to Judy Storch. I, Violet Brott, will my most disgusting talent to laugh at the wrong and most embarrasing times to Norma Hunter. I, Dixie Bullock, will my ability to hit the curb each time I park at the nurses home to Sandra Ancell. I, Jeanetta Parish will my dazzling smile to Brenda Hill. I, Judy Colson, will my artistic ability to paint when there are numbers to follow to Martha Baker. I, Audie Hutchings, will my mixed up love life to Rita Diaz. I, Mary Randell, will all of the troubles and worries of the Student Body President to the next one. Best of luck, whoever you are. I, Barbara Hodges, will my good luck of having six weeks vacation my Senior Year to Carol Dark. I, Nancy Spires, will my large collection of plastic spoons to Leola Richardson. May you find more use for them than I ever did. I, Carol Brown, will my desire to take pictures at times least expected to Janette Walker. Abit of advice: Hide your camera when not in use. N I, Ellen Burnam, will my ability to fall over laundry bags in surgery to Leta Baker. Hint: Fall on the laundry. It's softer than the floor. I, Violet Brott, will my broken and much used rubber band to Sharon Hines. It is great to shoot the resident doctors with. After you have performed this deed, just hide behind the nearest door. We, the single seniors, Violet Brott, Audie Hutchings, Mary Randell, Carol Brown, and Judy Colson, will the Senior Apartment over Brook and Eighth Drug to the future seniors. We sincerely hope you enjoy living there as much as we have. We, the Senior Class will our position in the school to all of our successors. We hope you have the experiences and gain the knowledge that each of us have gained in the past three years. May your collection of memories be as valuable and memorable to you as ours is to us. May each of you be the same type of Super Nurses as we are. The Senior Class of 1960