1 500 1 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/96/8935/MediCen1964.pdf a29a3ab2d8834a1cd850f14ca148e7a9 PDF Text Text ·..·. ·:'' .• c..:..;. - ~ ·. ,_. -· . ' · .. :i -~ ����ROANOKE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ANNUAL STAFF Presents MEDI-CEN 1964 �The following pages hold only a small part of our lives ar Roanoke Memorial Hospira!. In rhe rapidly moving years co come, as we go our separare ways, bur srop co reminisce, we hope rhar rhese pages will hold rhe besr, rhe happiesr, and rhe mosr prized memories of our years here. They said ir wouldn'r be easy , and ir hasn'r been, bur ar lasr we can look co rhe near future and plan co reap rhe fruits of our labor. "As you sow, so shall you reap. FOREWORD 2 �PAGE Dedication .... .. . . . . .... ... .. . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4 Administration .... .. .. . . . . ..... . .. .. . . . 5 Director of Nursing .. 6 Medical Staff .. 7 Supervisors. 8 Faculty .... 9 Student Body .. .. . . . . . . ... . . .. . .. . ... . . . . .. .. . .. 10 Seniors . .. . .. . ... .... . ... . . .. . . . . ... . .... . . . . .... .. . . . . . . . . 11 Junio rs .. 25 ...... .. .......... ...................... . .. .. . . . . .. .. .. 33 Freshmen .... Glee Club .... .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . .. . . .... . .... . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . ..... 40 Housemothers . ..... . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . ... ... . ..... .. .. . . ... .... . . 41 Specialty Classes .. 42 Student Activities. 47 School of Practical Nursing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 School of Radiologic Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 School of Medical Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Advertisements.... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . 72 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 �D E D I c A T I 0 N The halls of Roanoke Memorial Hospitals hold fond memories for each of us . Long after we, the Class of 1964, have been forgotten, our memories will linger back to our school of nursing. Through the past three years, two people have constantly stood out as inspiring examples to all of the students. These two people are especially prominent in our memories because they most often remembered us. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell We will long remember her as she taught our classes, hustled about the floors teaching us new procedures, and stood by us teaching us that nursing requires skill plus love of fellow man. He will long be remembered as a tower of encouragement; one who had vast knowledge at hand and was eager to share it with us. Their ability to inspire students to strive to do their best in any situation and their tactful wisdom have been influencing factors in the lives of all students who have known them. We, the Annual Staff of 1963-64, dedicate to you, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell, the 1964 MEDI-CEN. 4. �ADMINISTRATION OF ROANOKE MEMORIAL HOSPITALS MR. WILLIAM FLANNAGAN Director of Hospitals MR. E. L. DERRING Administrator Roanoke Memorial Rehabilitation Center AHistant Administrator.1 : MR. JAME S F. WILLIAM S MR. STANLEY B. KAMM MR. I. B. HEINEMAN �MR S . SARAH S . LU STER Director of N ursing Service a nd Nursing Ed11cc1tion OUR DIRECTORS MISS MARGARET HOLBROOK A ssistant Director of School of Nursint; �M E D I c A L s T A F F I N T Drs. Blake, Stiles, Duckwall, Cannon, Whirley, Israel, Green Drs. Echols, Faw, Gwinn, Campbell, Ruble, Black, Roberts , Ketron Drs . Lyle, Davis, Taylor, Jones, Lester, Nidiffer, Wilhite E R N s R E and s I D E ~ ~ DR . HABRA N T s �MISS NELL WRIGHT MRS. PAT CAMPBELL MRS. ELIZA PORTERFIELD MRS. RUTH BEARD Assoriate Director of Nursing Service Director of Inservice Education Rehabilitation Center Nursing Director E vening OUR MRS. JOANN BOONE MRS. PEGGY BLANKENSHIP Evening Evening SUPERVISORS MISS RUTHIE TRAINUM MISS COLEEN Pr.iNDEXTER Pediatrirs Operating Room MRS. LI N DA OVERTON MR S. MARIE GRAY MRS. HELEN ELI.I S MRS. MAUDE GU.LIE Nighr N ight Nighr Central Suppl)' 8 �Miss MARGARET HOLBROOK Miss ANN WILBORNE MRS. WILDA ZIG A MISS MARY ANGELO Pharmacology Profession al Adj11stments Senior Seminar Medical-S11rgical F1111damentals of N11rsinJ; Medical-S11rgical MRS. RAMONA WILLIAMS Miss FRANCE S LINKENHOKER M ediral-S11rgical Medical-S11rgical OUR • FACULTY Miss GERTRUDE HUG HES MISS EDITH MCLEMORE Health-M edical Operatin g Room Not Pirt11recl: MRS. E. D U P UY M edical-S11rgical , ~J MR S. VIRGINIA SLAGLE MRS. S UDIE WFRNFR Pediat ric.r Oh.rtetrir.r ��.I SENIORS �Left to right: Brenda Conn, Tre,;s11rer: Sarah Garst, Presidwr : Carolyn Hundley, Vice President: Genevieve Jamison ,Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SPONSOR To you , Miss Holbrook, the Senior Class offers grateful thanks and appreciation for your year of sponsorship . You have guided us so wisely and stood by us so faithfully in helping us to achieve our final goal. In some of our m os t trying moments you were always there to guide us and counsel us in the right decisions. Your understanding and encouragement have made this a year we shall always remember long after our graduation. MISS MARGARET HOLBROOK Sponsor 12 �I l<mfl HARRIET MAR CUM ALLEN GLORIA HODGE CARTER BR ENDA C ONN BARBARA CHAR D 13 �NORMA DAVIDSO N JANE DILLON )UDY GRIFFITH BONNI E SMELTZE R GARRET T 14 �MARY Lou HOLLAND GARST JuDY GooD PEGGY HALSEY SARAH GARST 15 �BARBARA BROWN IDDINGS CHERYL HUTTON -- JUDY HYLTON GENEVIEVE )AMISON 16 �I l? !fl fl JANET JAMISON CYN.THIA JOYCE SANDRA KLUG Jo ELLA HALL JOHN 17 �VICKY LO SH SUSAN LAFON SHIRLEY COMPTON LAYMAN ANN LYON S 18 �SELMA McGRA w LINDA MONCUS ) ENNY MOR TON BERTIE MEADOR 19 �JOSEPHINE MYERS MARCIA MOUNTS VENONA MUSSER SUSAN NEWTON 20 �SHIRLEY RATHBUN ONEIDA GRANT SPICER LIT A SPINELLI BRENDA REED :21 �GAIL WARNER SUSAN SWEENEY SAND RA V ES T LOIS WILLIAMS 22 �MARY CAROL Wooos PATRICIA WILLIAM S Not Pictured: LOIS BROW N CAROLYN HUNDLEY A PERFECT DAY When you come to the end of a perfect day. a nd you sit alone with your thought, while the chimes ring out with a carol ga y. For the joy that the day has brought, D o you think what the end of a perfect Jay ca n mean to a rireJ hearr. When the sun goes down with a flaming ray , and the Jear friends have to part) ��JUNIORS ��DORIS JEAN ATKINS " Mousie" Pembroke, Virginia B O NNI E SU E BA YSE " Miss Baysee " Roano ke, Virg inia PATTY S U E B O ND " Pattie " Coeburn , Virg inia Luo· M ARI E C APO Ro ss r " Cappi" W elch. Wes t Virg ini a DI ANA M AR(;ARET C HRISLEY "Fru iru s" Powhatan, Virginia D ELLA J OY C E COPE N H AVE R " Cop ie" Mario n. Virg ini a 27 �DONNA JONEL DOWDY "Jo" Roanoke, Virginia CHERYL ANN FAULL "Sherry" Cocoa Beach, Florida BONNIE SUE FINNELL "Bonnie" Roanoke, Virginia GLORIA JEAN FISHER "Fish-face" Callaway, Virginia ELLEN LOUISE HALE "Ellen" Cave Spring, Virginia R OYCE ANN HALL ( "Bebee" Roanoke, Virginia 28 �MARGARET LOUISE HAMBLIN "Margie" Pulaski, Virginia SUE LYNN HARDIN "Baby-Sue" Coalwood, Wesr Virginia GAIL ANN HARRIS ''Mail-Ginter" Roanoke, Virginia FRANCES JEANETTE HENSLEY "Net" Williamson, West Virginia CAROL JANET KIRKNER "Toot" Pulaski, Virginia AUDREY ANN LAYMAN "Audrey" Rocky Mount, Virginia 29 �JOAN CAROLYN MERRITT 'Joanie' ' Roanoke, Virginia r . JACQUE LINE OWENS "Jackie" Church Hill , Tennessee ROSETTA KAY PERDUE " Clyde" Bluefield , West Virginia MARY FRANCES RADFORD "Fran" Sa lem, Virginia MARY PATRI CIA R EEVE " Patty" Glen Ridge, New Jersey SHIRLEY ROBINSON " Robin" Wood lawn, Virginia 30 �NANCY ANNE R UNYO N " Nanny -Pa o " Roano ke , Virginia DORIS LOUISE SMYTH " Smitty" Penningto n Gap , Virginia J UDITH ELOISE THOMAS "Toorie" Bethesda , M aryland KAR EN VIRGINIA VEST "Karen " Alexa ndria, Virginia BRENDA ELAINE W IMMER "Wee-M ir " Sa ltvi ll e, Virginia SANDRA FAYE WHEELER "Sandy" Ma rion, Virg ini a �BETTY FRANCES WOODY "Frannie" Rocky Mount , Virginia Not Pictured CLAUDETTE COLEMAN NORMA LOUI SE CUMBIE STELLA STANLEY FLORA ANNA MARIE FODOR JIMMIE RAE M c KAY ELLA SUE MOORE JA CQUE LINE PAINTER BRENDA ANNE PAR SONS ANNA PRATT FRAZIER Snapshots of Our Year �FRESHMEN �Left to right: Sand ra Lawson, Trerwaer: Susan Linkous. President : Jean Aker. Vire President : N a ncy Good pas ture, Secretury; Ph yll is Anderson. Parliamentarian . OFFICERS SPONSOR Miss ANN WILBOURNE Sponsor The Freshman class has engageJ in a well-rounded schedule o f accivicies during the past year. The ch o ra l club has proviJed che gi rls wich several o ppo rcunicies co represent cheir school, including providing entercainm ent ac che Vecerans H ospira!, parcicipacing in che chu rch services ac Belmont M echo disc Church. and singi n g ac ch e R e habilicacio n Cencer. H owever. ch e accivici es have nor co nsisced o nly o f mu sic. The class also spo nso red a Chriscmas Parry for che scudenrs as we ll as m embe rs of the faculcy and also provid ed a Princess for the Queen' s Co urt ac che Annual Chriscmas D an ce. T o fur the r th e advan cem e nc of o ur sch ool the g irl s have aided in s uppo rting projects spo nsored by che Srud e nc Govern m ent o f R oanoke M em o ria l. Nor o nly has the curricul um s urround ed ch e in te res ts o f R oa nok e Memorial, buc the class has , in add ition. participated in activ ities con cern ing the Sru c.l ent Nurses Associa tio n o f Virg inia. R ep resentatives from rhe Freshman class attenc.l ed th e Scare SNAV Conventi o n and memhe rs o f the class have reg ularl y attended Di stri ct SN AV mee tings. The srucl enrs are planning fucure acciviries which will h e beneficia l ro rhe sch oo l as well as provide entercainment for each o n e. 3~ �I )EAN AKER PHYLLIS ANDERSON DOR IS BEVERLY DAWN BOOTH RONNIE BOYD BETTY COLI.IN~ CYNTHIA CONNER BEVERLY COOK SHARON CREGGER 35 �REBECCA CROMER ANNA DYE W ANOA ELSWICK I DEANNA EPLEY ]IMA LEE FAUCETTE ELIZABETH FISHEL MARY KATHRYN GEMMELL NANCY GOODPASTURE BILLIE JANE GRAHAM 3G �LINDA HALI. JUANITA HARTSOCK NANCY HOGAN RACHEL HORTON SANDRA LAWSON TERESA LINDSEY .17 DOROTHY HILTON MARY LINDA LAMB SUSAN LINKOUS �' J ]ANET NIXON BARBARA OLANDER ] ULANA QUESENBERRY GINGER RIDER MELISSA S IBOLD ELLEN SIMMONS 38 CAROLYN PHILLIPS GAIL LEE ROSEBERRY MARVIS STALLARD �MARY Lou VALERI PATRI C IA ANN WALKER Snaps of Our Year ANN WARD ��OUR H 0 u s E M Have you signed in? 0 T H E R s Mail Time! To our housemothers , Mrs. Main and Mrs. Clark, we exp ress o ur thanks and appreciatio n. You have been our symbol o f h o m e away fro m home and your warmness and kindness will never be forgorren. W e have com e to yo u wirh many o f our problems and yo u have always been willing to li sten and g lad to help us. We will remember rhese rim ~s and we. th e Se ni o r Class, shall mi ss yo u both as we srrive on to ou r fmure i;;oa ls . We h aven 't slepr mu ch latel y ' ~I �OPERATING ROOM Miss COLLEEN POINDEXTER Miss EDITH M C LEMOR E Operating Room Super visor Operating Room Instructor Gas Passers! I said , "HE MOST AT. not scissors'." The Barber Wh o's next 1 Did yo u say it was 60 / 40 1 I'm go in g bezonia ... Dr. Lee just scheduled another case' 42 �OBSTETRICS MRS. SUDIE WERNER Ohstetrics lnstmctor .. Oh no. nor again! Fragile, Handle with Care You , coo' .. Ye Old Ga ng·· "Ole Doc Ellett with Sweecpea" Ir's a Roy 43 �PEDIATRICS Not Piaured: MR S. KATHERINE KIDD MRS . VIRGINIA SLAGLE 111str11C1o r Pediatric Instr11cto r Sch ool? Here we go again Affiliation So, where 's rhe parry ' �SHEPPARD ENOCH PRATT HOSPITAL Wonder whac lies bey o nd ) Summer H o use "A" Building "Windy Brae "' �OUTPAT IENT AND EMERGE NCY ROOM Not Pictured: MRS. PHYLLIS MURPHY Outpatient Department S11perr•i.ror MRS . ALICE HARRISON Emergency Room Supervisor Caviries or caries? Nexr' We "re tr ying w lo o k busy ! Is ir serious, Ebb Tide) 46 �STUDEN T ACTIVIT IES Speaking as a Student Nurse, Srnte Convention Shake it u p Baby ' Ruthie. P_in a Rose o n yo u' Victory ac Las e �H 0 Ne Oo Ru N c I L Left tn right: Mrs . Luster, Anna Dye, Ann Lyons, Barbarn Iddings, Jo Myers, Miss Holbrook, Judy Gritiirh, Donna Dowdy, Wanda Elswick Left to right: Miss Linkenhoker, Susan Linkous, Sue Newton, Jo Myers, Miss Holbrook, Ann Lyons, Mrs. Luster, Miss Wilborne. Sarah Garst, Donna Dowdy s T U F DA EC NU TL T y �Left to right: ~rs . Sarah S. L~srer, Honoree ; Mrs. Gloria Career, Trish Williams, Peggy Halsey, Jane Dillon, Sue Newton. Not pictured: Beme Meador, Lo is Brown SAR AH s. LUS TER HO NO RA RY SOC IET Y The Sarah Smith Luster Honorary Society was founded in 1963 by the Executive Faculty Committ ee on standards of scholasti c excellence. Its members are chosen on the basis of scholasti c and professio nal performa nce and personal standards . Each candidate for members hip must be approved by present members of the society. The society was founded to honor Mrs . Sarah Luster for her years of inspiratio n and endeavor in behalf of educatio n in Roanoke Memoria l Hospitals School of Nursing. 4!J �Rev. Murr, Religious Advisor: Jud y H ylton, Vice President: Sue Newton. Secretary: Peggy Halsey, President THE VESPERS RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION The Vespers Organization is the religious organization of the student boJy. It strives rn strengthen the spi ritual aspect o f ou r daily lives . The goa l o f the o rgani zatio n is to provide weekly chapel services with students participating and monthly vespe r serv ices with loca l ministers as guest speakers. The Vespers Organization spo nsored th e annual Christmas Pagea nt. The nativity scene was portrayed with a sen ior st ud ent elec ted as Madonna. The highlight of th e year was the Religi o us Emphasis Week held in the spring. Its purpose was to present the Ch ri stian faith in terms unde rstandable to student nurses, and to point out th e relevance of this faith in daily li ving. The· theme was "Thy Will Be D one-In my work , my social life, my marrieJ life, and my spiritua l li fe ." The Ves pers Organization works und er the guidance of Rev. James Murr. 50 �THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT P EGGY H ALSEY Madonna KA Y PE RDU E Angel 51 �STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION This year rhe Srudent Nurses Associarion has progressed nor only wirhin our school, bur also wirhin o ur disrricr, scare, and narional associarions. Our organization is represented by two officers in both rhe disrricr and state organizations. Thirteen members of the association arrended SNA V Convention this year, and four attended NSNA Convention . The entire srudent body celebrated winning the District VI Attendance Banner. Consrirurion revisions were made concerning our name and Honor Council leadership sysrem. Further revisions are aimed ro better meet the needs of o ur srudenr body now expanded by affiliaring srudents. The Social Committee organized a February dance. Orientation programs were strengthened for freshmen and affiliaring srudents. With completion of plans for fundraising, o ur organizarion has seen a full and rewarding year. ANN LYONS Presirle111 )o MYERS First Vice Presidenr SUE NEW TON Second Vice President Not Pictured: ANNA FRAZIER Secretary DONNA DOWDY Treasurer 5'2 �ANNUAL STAFF VENONA MUSSER SHIRLEY LAYMAN Edito r AJSistanr Edito r BARBARA CHARD BER TIE MEADOR Business Editor AJSistant Business Editnr �c H E E R L E From left to right: J enny Monon, Alternate; Suckie Garst; Carolyn Hundley; Brenda Conn, Head Cheerleader ; Lita Spinelli ; Judy Good; Judy Griffith A D E R s JENN Y MORTON JUDY GooD SARAH GARST BRENDA CO NN LITA SPINELLI CARO LYN HUNDLEY J UDY GRIF FITH �B A s K E T B A L L Left to right: Judy Thom as, Jimmie McKay, Sandy Wheeler, Trixie Davidson, Susie Lafon, Janet Nixon, N ancy Goodp as ture, Anna Fador, Doris Adkins, Judy Price, Bebe Hall, Barbara Iddings, Venona Musser, Ann Ly o ns. Nancy Hartsock. Ju anita Quesenberr y T E A M TRIXIE DAVIDSON DORIS ADKINS Captai11 Most Valuable Player SUSAN LAFO N BARBARA IDDINGS Co -Captai11 Co-Captain 55 �SNOW QUEEN AND COURT SANDY VEST Snow Queen VENONA M USSE R H onn r Atte11clc111t GLORIA FISHER J1111ior Attenda nt TERE SA LIND S FY f'.-e.<hmc111 Atrenclc111t 5u �CHRISTMAS DANCE Surprised ? ! You look happy Crowning Ir must be love Food, fin all y! Snow Court 57 �ABOUT THE HOSPITALS - -~ �= PRACTICAL NURSES �FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING MRS. NANNIE 0 . CALDWELL Assistant Director MRS. BETTY B. SELL MR S. HU . E N B. SANDJU[X;E Clinical Instructor Cli11ir,tf !11.rtm rlor Left to right: E<lirh Kn ighr, Jean Flora, Alice Burroughs, Sarah Bowling, Lo is Henderson . Second .-ow: Mary Seddon, Carolyn Foutz, Louise J ohnso n, Karen Whitcomb, Shirley Roberts on, Berry Moble y. Third row: Sharon Anderson, Brenda Black, Sh irley Vickers , Sara Joseph, Evelyn Booth, Jessie Wiggins, Nova Shelor, Mary Hix , Judy Spe ncer 60 �BETTY ALLEN PHOEBE CLOE PEGGY CHAPMAN LORETTA DOWNEY CAROLYN FOREST RUBY HAWLEY MAUDE BLACKWELL KAREN FORD VIOLA GILLENWATER JUDITH HILDERBRAND 61 CHARLOTTE HARPER PATRICIA KENNEDY �NANCY MARTIN JOANNE KNOTT )UDY SCOTT Ac;NES SAUNDERS BRENDA NOELL IRENE MOORE BETSY WHORLEY NANCY WEBBER BONNIE WOODRUM 62 WINIFRED YATFS �CLASSROOM SNAPS How romantic! It' s fi nall y over' Wh at's the jo ke ) Wh at's wro ng) Ci3 �The Roanoke Memo rial Hospitals School o f Rad iol ogic Technology is one o f the specia l technical schools co nducted by the hospital und er the supervision of the Ch airman o f th e D epa rtm ent o f Radi o logy. The School of Ra diologic Techno logy is a two-yea r program and is approved by the American Medical Association, American Colleg e of Radiology , American Society of Rad io log ic T ec hn ologists, and the American Registr y o f Rad iologic Technol ogists. The profession of Radiologic Technology is dedicated to the conservation o f life and health and to the prevention of disease. This two-fold functi on makes Rad iologic Techn o logy an extremely useful profession to society . The well prepared technologist has the knowledge and skill th at enables him to assist in bringing new health and confi dence to countless peop le. Radiol og ic Techno logy offers th e op portunity for leadership in th e develo pment of health progra ms. Advances in medical knowledge and th e co nsrant expansio n in hospital and hea lth services are creating an ever-expandi ng demand for th e services of th e well-quali fied Radio logic Technol ogis r. There is cons iderable ev idence that th ose who are sk il led and capab le will never lac k o pportunity for empl o yment. To insure professional sra rus it is desi rable fo r the Rad iol ogic Techno logist to become certified by the American Regimy of Radio logic Technologis ts. A technologis t may qua lify for the regist ry exam ination after graduating from an approved School of Radiologic Technology. Once regis tered, th e tech nologist may then apply fo r membership in th e American Society o f Rad iologic Techno logists. Ii i. �THE SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY �BILL FERGUSON s E VIRGINIA EDWARDS N JO ANN GREGO I 0 R s JANICE SNEAD JINCEY KERR JEAN WILLIAMS (j(J �JUNIORS GARFIELD BOOTH MARY BARR )UDY PILSON SHIRLEY MYERS THOMAS SANTOLLA BETTY MCCURDY EILEEN GIACOBBE BARBARA BOWIE REBECCA STINETT u7 GUYEANETTA SUTLlfT �CANDID SNAPS I'll have to learn sometime ..... Who fired that shot ' Di d you say the film was in backward? H elp' Mr. Eastman' 68 �MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY �] U DY ANN BROW N MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIS TS DIANA DAVIS DENISE GREGORY 70 �- ... ""'~"'· 014-1100 · -- - · · -~g""l'~ panelealam-1 - ··· ----· •· . .. . -· . . .... H"OUSETR.0.ILERS-Wlll parl< at 10llYdroom, 2 fire~ full basement P8e1r catlonE You select. $36 to 6-6709. mo· M 84 an carport. Call: LAWRENCE PETERS Air-Condit" . ;;;\ARSHALL AVE sW-319; 2 nice DI 3-4584 DJ 4-5585 lOlllng 1arge rooms. Refrigerator, dishes, Desirable Premlu Brick ranch located In lovely nelgf COX-CUNDIFF, REALTORS JJnens, lights, hot water. Clos~ partitioning any s'Ji Off. space. Free ji/;'ELROSE-854 29th st.,. NW; 2643 ties, lanltor servfcee office. All utill- ~O . , SW-New listing. New 7-rm. borhood. 2 large bdrms., lovely 11 rick ranch (4 bedrms), 2 tile rm., eat-In kit., auto. heat, full cor · NW Modern fur- Carlton T New York Ave . errace Bldg baths, fireplace, patio; large COV· bsmt., beauttful landscaped lot Wit Also bedroom, nJshed apartment • ered Porch, big rec. rm. with fire- garden space; $350 FHA, balanc 920 So. Jeff St Tei N 81 single and double • 342·6620. AIR· CONDi;ioNo. DI 2·7311 f'df'.!lth c~~~~t'ca~i1 1 wh,;,":'· p~\,JaTl~~~e ~~~~ ~~~~- rent. Another Quick exch f)RAN'GE AVE .. NW-l220; 3. and 4C. E. ROSS apts. Children accepted. DI ~t7i'IIl~s.splacnel~~r WJlll~mso1;,D Rd. All DI 5·8846, Res. DI 3-1632, Fowlkes & DI 3-8075--EM 6-2676 . GRANDIN RO service. EM ' 6-1631. Kefauver, Rltrs. :i:....-6 REALT QUICK 2 •. ranch brick . 7;rl'l) SW-New .• Present occupa~D-buslness section CO 1 ORS , No pets weekends Id 1ts seldom In except baths, gar., bu1lt-)n range,, pa_t10. m and b th $ 50 81. business . by eah for anyone do ing La.rge paneled family rm . with fire- SE-6-room 2-storv asb · shlngf ' mo. a • l~r,<'~441 't P one. Call DI 3 92 5 Place on 1st fl . $19,200. Call Wm. P. , . b ti -• 3ov: and w; furnace gas asemen' " 3-1632 DI res 5·88.46, DI Wallace, 7 · Saturda 5p.LEM - 2·room rower, bath, hall, ~_or 344·1222 ' fer heater. $4,950. $350 down, S. ..L_o~ Fowlkes & Kefauver Rlirs all<·ln closet clean Utllltles fur62 &BisJO~l~~~t COUNTY, SW-New.' 4 bed.rooms, 2 ~~alt~~s.co. ~M ~76~9, ~ed Private. DU ·9-49 · baths, paneled rec. rm .. large level FIELD, EM 6-3925. Rosenberg Building sALEMtllltllo~ UAndlon tst.;N2-rm. upkpl e'r, lot, fireplace. $16,950 Wm . P Walo smo ng. Newly decorated u 1 s. es . all u 81 district. Furnished center business face, DI 5-8846, res. Di 3-1632, Fowlkes References. DU 9·4747. $ yi°LEM-3·room completely furnished. Single or multiple of?fce unfurnished . & Kefauver, Rltrs. 11,500 Rob- co., sw-3.bedrm. brick, recreation utilities, TV . Private bath, entrance. ert Rosenberg, DI 4. 6190 s. Call 84 with 3 bdrms., ball bungalow Brick block l lot, wooded 100-ft. large rm., X · SPACEOFFICE 4-9060. DI ciean. 343-8513, 2 rroms, $55 mo. school, bus, full basement. $12,500. eat-In kitchen and lame living roorr Off sW-506 Luck Ave. Newly painted, a ir-conditioned level entranc~s r}(.fi'en'Pa~klngd, Cail Wm. P. Wallace, DI 5·8846, Res. no basement, 5 to 6 years old. L< street gas. except Utilities rooms. 3 and 2private . DI 4'9191. u - DI 3-1632, F.owlkes & Kefauver, .Rltrs. Is well above grade and 200 fe1 s · Ing. 2523 Melrose ~~:ifed L~n lg~ S~O~jg</y c8i,nay~en~' COUNTY Private efllcle.ncy. W' MSON RD .-Offlce space, ground 5QUTHWEST Call Wm. M. Hall DI 3-3648 - El ciose In . Nice condition, comfort- floor, In Real Estate-Ins. bldg Park6-1842 with R. L. Rush & son, Rea $l 2 able, desirable. Business couple . Cl Ing, Can also arrange Phone ans. 9< tors. , 275 81 service. EM 6·7659 or EM 6-3925. 2.2015. Rent 56UTHWEST-best close In, attractJve studio apartment. Redecorated, x t Best buy Jn ,Roanoke. one. you must New 4-bedrm. brick ranch, 2 bath• modern Kitchen, Private bath . utlll-A"'""L""B""'E~M~A""R-L""'E=-""'A""'V"'E~-.-,-..,.s""'w--42-2-,-n-eto Highland Park grade school 1- see! All brick construction, three rec. room with fireplace, garag1 tf es. $65. DI 3·0576. buy amon ~SOUTHWEST _ Best 2:room floor plan, 6-rm . 1 room zoned tor bedroort]s, full base'"!"e.nt, duct heat, h~oohded lo~. Adn ehxcellent omes . Please ca eat-In kitchen. Jong l1v1ng room. Call 1g er Price small bus iness. $75. EM 6-6709. DI "l"t" Realto rs. DI 2-8996, Res. DI 4-935! 2-8 09 0. COUNTRY HOME-E xtra nice. Oil DI 5-8887 or DI 4·2583. ,ap t · Ad UIt S. Ut I I IeS. Bob Sowder duct heat . Modern kitchen. City conSOUTHWEST-.for nice fur- venlences ~ Coleman-Mastin & Sowder . 992-2298 after 5 P.m . co.1-~::.==::..==::=.-=-=.:..:..::::::... C04RTNEY AVE .. 509; Wmson . Rd. nished apts, DI 4-7963. 0 sso PEERY REALTY, Inc, SALEM · Business Places roJ 'i'o . PLAZA APTS. OFF!CE_ S_ __ PACE SOUTH ROANOKE CARPORT $450 DOWN 85 Houses for SOUTH ROANOKE FRED DE FELICE FLORA REALTY couNTY 1i~~~dn. ~;,'r"ci~m c~~~~~·,e~i/af~~r;J: Bradshaw Road-~ood 5oJl~~~~,Tp;.~~~te sg1'\t:" H~~f· h~i Stove, clean 4·room refrigerator optional. $80.00 an ter lights Children welcome 85 house with bath, 01! heat. acre woodmonth EM 6-6752 • · ' ed lot. $7,500. Loan can be assumed · · vJLLA HEIGHTS-3 rooms, private 0 E, NW-26t33. 2- with small down payment. To see bath• entrance . Working couple pre- b,gRC.HESdTE 1R DRf IV room up ex, u 11 oasemen' gas call Fred De Felice, Flora Realty rred . DI 3-4816. .. DI 5·8887 or DI 4·2583. ELM AVE,, SW-lnsrow Apts . ; ~"J.t 6~{~¥%' refrigerator. optional. s30. 5 Co 31rm· efficiency . Heat and water furn. County · DI 2·3163. C. W. FRANCIS & NW-6-room, 2111 Shenandoah Ave. WOODED LOT • CARPORT , 3 '6o. $30. BOSWELL REAL TY CO., Inc., SoN • RLTRS. 85 BEDROOMS, CITY SEWER ~ST. DESIRABLE 3-room, tile bath, Realtors . DI 4' 9256 · AND WATER. LOW MONTH- 2112 ~~wer. Choice SW. Phone DI 4-0816;1 RALEIGH COURT DUPLEX 1 12 LY PAYMENTS 2 rooms, 6. SW. Ave., Memorial S 1 2_3340 . OF $67, INb ~ Jh•. OnlY sss mo. Sigmon f'•os., TRAILER 12--usE 10 50 0 34 7 85 CLUDING TAXES AND INHO S65 . Leased to' res~onslbl~ p~~y; I Realtors, H l1. SALEM-4-room house, bath; newly SURANCE .,.....0 T A L DOWN Jot· will sell . DU 9.797 8, · i painted . Insulated . Near bus . S50. • ?.!'.."pcirtments Unfurnished 82 Also wa.nt experienced safe driver PAYMENT 0INCLUDING s Ts $ L 0 s ING for Florida. DU 9-5987. ,.. 350. A[1iEMARLE AVE,. , SW-213. Large $10,600. GI OR FHA LOANS. · 5.room lower, Private 1112 baths. FRED DE FELICE ctilldren accept_e? ·-~43~ 3-·__ 82_ 4-bedroom house, $60 month . Also DI 5-8887-DI 4-2583 2·8Pt. house. S30 each . Call Charlie LAIR ~ FLORA REALTY CO. Hall, EM 6-0508 or DI 5·8803. Murray "' COUNTY Efficiency, S45; 1-bedrm ., $62.50; 2· & Flora. J edrm.. S?2.50. Stove, refrigerator, SOUTHEAST-8-rm. Close In. 317 Nothing down . 3-bedroom ranch. cltY Nater, Janitor. DU 9:6§!!8._ _ _ _82 _ Dale Ave. S50. BOSWELL REALTY water and sewer, duct heat, small monthly payments. $60.00 approx., In· ~ .. NW-Modern apt. build- Co., Inc., Realtors. DI 4·9256. ng ; redecorated 5-room lower; bath . SE-6· rm . ·415 Highland Ave. s42 .50 . eluding taxes and Insurance. To see itove. refrigerator. Conveniently lo· BOSWELL REAL TY co .. Inc., Real· call FRED DE FELICE 82 tors DI 4-9 256 ·ated. EM 6-2865. DI 4·2583 DI 5·8887 ·- . . ~HURST . AVE.-2-bedroorn duFLORA REAL TY CO . iieX• stove, refrigerator, h oat , wat_!'r. "/J..':ci~~nN 3 .~~ct~om- br1~~1. ~~~::,,e~t Down County-$450 EM $95. refrigerator. 1asement, garage. DI 3·8355 or l:'M S90. Stove, BRAND NEW 85 82 6-4830. DI 5-0638. 7024 . Po'LJNTY NORTH-New ap3rtment WILLIAMSON ROAD-2629 Bowman . ; 0 use. 1-bedroom apts. EM 6·5619. Lovely 5-room duple x. garage, full ?,~~~:~~mR~~~~~/a~;~ ~~ lel~gec~~! · WIMMING POOL PR IVIL~GE~_. basement. Children welcome. S75. Port and rec. room. Only 513 ,100 .. 85 Realtors. EM 6-8115 ~ST APTS .-complete ly redeco· April 1. ~fted . New kitchens . new baths. WILLIAMSON ROAD SECT .-5-room E · R · Ch"IC k J r. DI 5 -7975 ·'fove. refrigerator, heat, water fur- ranch, excellent condition, 3-bedFlora Realty Co. DI 5-8887 near shopping mall . j 15tied . 2-room $50, 3-room $60., 821 room. level lot. 6·8302. St.. SW, near Memorial Bridge. S90.00 mo. EM 3 tti 9-5433, 1,u DRIVE, SW ;dREq~I~INY AVE .. SW-well-constructOVERBROOK DI 2-1349. 3551 hof'T1_e Qn . .w~9d e<j lot, lOQ X .r .. .., l..-""--EfO"RA L ANn nR ?.dll: Wmcnn Dl"4 r ........ h . C' ........ - Classified Display '!f3c % B APTS c' c - --SOUTHEAST SALEM 11 "- ... - - ........ .... . . , COME SEE! COME SAVEi In Beautiful SOUTHSIDE HILLS SALEM, VA. Maintenance-fre1 Hom11 $9 650 $12 650 I to ' From $340 Total Cosh F.H.A. Nothing Down-G.l. OPEN 2 TO 6 P.M, DAILY Fnllnw r:nmnnu .,,,,,. ADVER TISEME N TS 71 t.n,.... �Bridal Portraits Photography Commercial WATCHES DIAMONDS CHINA CRYSTAL QUALITY GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION NEIL GOOD STUDIOS FRANK L. MOOSE, JEWELER TOWERS SHOPPING CENTER 207 First Streec, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA NEIL GOOD DIAL DI 2-4629 REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY FINE JEWELRY SILVERWARE Compliments of PROPST-CHILDRESS CLINIC "FOOTWEAR" Over 50 Years Service Jefferson Street Our Congratulations and Best Wishes The Little Shop We feature the finest in DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Crossroads SILVERWARE, CHINA AND CRYSTAL Established 1906 Towers GEORGE T. HITCH, JEWELER • 34 W. CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VA. 72 �Compliments CALDWELL-SITES COMPANY Distrib11tor of A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS DUPLICATORS - PHOTOCOPIERS - SUPPLIES - PAPERS VIRGINIA ROANOKE PHOTO SUPPLIES Complete Linrs Revere - Bolcx Repair - Rental AGFA -- Kodak - Leica Argus -- Complete Service - SYMBOL OF FINER FOODS ewald-clark The Camera and Gift Stores Monarch Invites the Test GIFTS As Usual the Unusual CARDS Hallmark - Gibson Because Only the Finest is Monarch Dial 34-2-1829 or 344--9055 Compliments Monarch Finer Foods of 927 3rd Srreet, S. E. DIAMOND DAVIDOW PAINT & 2-3166 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA WALLPAPER CO. 73 �Congratulations! SOUTHERN OXYGEN DIVISION AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, Inc. C. C. BOVA & CO. Compliments of WHOLESALERS OF REID and CUTSHALL FURNITURE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Pleasing Roanoke and Surrounding Area CARPETS - DRAPERIES SINCE 1921 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FREE INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE 1001 Third Street, S. E. PHONE Loxc Downtown: DI 5-8137 Wayside DI 5-7733 DIAL 74 Dr sT A;-.:cE IO DI 3-2425 �Compliments of R OANOKE SURGICAL SUPPLY, INC. 100:1 SO • •JEFFERSON ST. 75 R 0 AN 0 Ii E. \.A. �Ninety ":fears of Service f \, ,11 ,1 Com plim ents of I ~ :t9~~r ~ ~alionru $ rt rr1rl mi.r1 1r11111• -~f~l ?ftembci ~ .../,.,d THE ORDER Of THE GOLDEN RULi Opport:unit:ies Like Edison had are WAITING FOR YOU The inventions of Thomas Edison have affected the lives of people everywhere. They have created entire industries - ours, for example. Under America's Free Enterprise system, inventive people like Edison can expect special compensations - profit, honor and satisfaction. The hope of attaining such rewards has been one of our nation's greatest incentives to progress. It is a goal that prods imaginative minds in their quests for new products and methods. Not everyone can be a Thomas Edison. However, every trained, dedicated graduate can anticipate a full measure of our society's rewards . All it takes is a willingness to work harder and contribute more. A lf/ orld of lf/onderfttl Fashions 127 W. Campbell at .An lnvodor - O w ntd Public Ulilily 76 �PATTERSON DRUG CO., Inc. 101 McClanahan, S. \V. (In The P rofessional Building) PHONE DI 4-6671 Free Delivery YOUR 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU! (Rexall) • Downtown • Roanoke - Salem Plaza Remember at Leggett's you DRUG STORE always get the best! ROY L. WEBBER, Florist ROANOKE TOBACCO Beautiful Flowers for all Occasions COMPANY CIGARS 4000 \Villiam son Road PHOKE EMPIRE FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES 6-7651 6712 \ Villi amson Road P. 0. Box 53 06 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 77 �WHEN YOU THINK OF JEWELRY THINK OF 1 SHIMCHOCK S LITHO SERVICE 121 Sycamore Ave., N. E. ,.~ia c0_, ~~ OIE OF THE IOITl'I LEADllG JEWELERS JErrERSOll at ROANOKE, VA. CHURCH ROANOKE, VA. Quality Line and H alftone Negatives Offset Plates For Printing HOME OF BULOVA -ELGIN- LONGINES WITTNAUER AND LIDO WATCHES Dial DI 2-6448 "If It's From Kingofj's, It's G uaranteed" Roanoke's Jl,f ost Compl et e Sele ction of UNIFORMS For th e Woman in White by RADER FUNERAL HOME, Inc. • \Vhite Swan • 24-Hour Dut y • Paul Jon es E. A. GRAYBILL, ]R.-Pres. • l3arco C. D. BEAMER, ]R.-Vice Pres. CHAPELS 3.50 to 16.95 In Regular, T all Half Sizes, P et it es Buchanan and Troutville, Va. Oak Hall UNIFORM & RENT AL SHOP 108 S. J efferson St. 78 Di al 343-5895 �PATTERSON DRUG CO., Inc. Compliments of Charles Lunsford Sons & Izard 101 McClanahan, S. \V. (In The Profession al Building) GENERAL INSURANCE PHONE DI 4-6671 AND BONDS Free Delivery CHARLES P. LUNSFORD ]. IRVING SLAYDON ]AMES ] . IZARD W. BOLLING IZARD YOUR Associates (Rexail) ] AMES l. SLAYDON, JR. HAROLD N. HOBACK RONALD E. BROYLES THOMAS W . JAMISON Telephone : 345-1515 DRUG STORE 1010 Colonial-American Bank Building ROANOKE, VIRGINIA m Hotel Roanoke AND MOTOR INN Roanoke, Virginia Headquarters for Virginia's scenic and historic Southwest. Just minutes to Blue Ridge Parkway, Shenandoah Valley, Natural Bridge and Dixie Caverns. ·s~ ~\ A 425-room, air-conditioned version of an ~~iiiii~~i'iii~t{.;..t..;~iiii·f\. ·- . Old English Inn featuring motel convenience with hotel luxury and service. ~~~~~ In the heart of downtown Roanoke at the intersection of Routes 11-220 and 460 . 79 �tJ~ - :::-~ Compliments of ~L McBEE CORPORATION 4301 MELROSE AVENUE, NORTHWEST ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 24017 Phone: 362-1608 Royal McBee Data Processing Systems Keysort Punched Card Systems Keydex Information Retrieval Systems Designed-for-Hospitals Forms Royal McBee Binders Royal Office Typewriters Royal Electress, Royal Emperor Royal Empress, Filetape Royaltyper Photocopiers, Roytype Supplies SALEM OIL CO. Compliments 1608 Colorado Street oj SALEM, VIRGINIA The Alumnae Distributor of Pure Oil Gasolines Association and Pure Oil Products of Distributor for No. 1 and No. 2 Heating Oils GLENN Roanoke Memorial Hospital H. SIMMERS Salem, Virginia DU 9-7229 Follow the Firebwd to Glenn's 80 �OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE DUPLICATING SUPPLIES GIFTS ~~Everything for the Office" STA TE OFFICE SUPPLY, Inc. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PHOTO SUPPLIES Co111ple te Linrs Leica - Rev ere - Bolcx Argus -- Complete Service - Repair - Rental Compliments AGFA -- K odak - of ewald-clark The Camera and G ift Stores GI FT S As Usua l th e Unusual CARDS Hallmark - Gibson Dial 34-2-1829 or 344-9055 ROANOKE. VIRGINIA 81 �THE STONE PRINTING and MANUFACTURING COMPANY ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 82 �Compliments of H. C. Haun Po"Wers & Anderson, Inc. LYN CHBURG-RICH M ON D, VIRGI N IA C. B. HALSEY CO. Western Virginia's Largest Distributor of Finest Quality Institutional Foods BUY WHERE QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE IS ASSURED DIAL DIAMOND 3-24 21 OR DIAMOND 3-24 22 ROANOKE , VIRGINI A P. 0. Box 556 83 ����l 1.. . =111-11.-111 -111....nr111 ~~~ --~~~~ ---···=--·- . �•• • • • f -~ • ~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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