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PEOPLE
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group of "old-timers” (years with the Company,
not age) gave Otto Goepfert a surprise chicken
supper at Camp Straus on the eve of his retire
ment. Front row, left to right, Dave Marder, Eric
Neumann, Jack Driscoll, Ed Ahrens, Pete Eberle,
Otto Goepfert, Frank Marder, Frank^ Peschl, Tom
New, Bill Hannan, Le^ B:.uz% and Ludw'g Straus.
Back row, left to right, Doyle Moss, Harry Gold-
erer, Fritz Brauer, Sidney Beecher, Joe Lavell, Joe
Kornowski, Richard Landeck, Fritz Haehnel, L. F.
Dixon, H. F. Finck, Bob Matthews, Jack Davies,
Margarine Bevaqua, Art Joeb, and Walter Straus.
BONNIE LEE GALLOWAY AND PAULINE
BROWN ARE THE WINNERS OF
ECUSTA'S NURSES SCHOLARSHIPS
Two more Transylvania girls, one from a fam
ily of 13 children, have been selected for Ecusta’s
scholarships for training as nurses by the Nursing
Scholarship Committee. This brings to a total of
six the number of local girls who have been chos
en under the Ecusta program.
These newly-selected girls are Pauline Brown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Brown of Route
1, Pisgah Forest, and Bonnie Lee Galloway, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Galloway of Route 1,
Lake Toxaway.
Miss Brown has been accepted for training at
Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Ga. Miss Gal
loway has been accepted at Greenville General
Hospital, Greenville, S. C., and will take some
training at Furman University and the Black
Mountain Sanitorium. Both girls will report for
training in September.
Miss Brown, who has 9 brothers and 3 sisters,
intends to specialize in some field after her three
year training. Her father is a farmer.
Miss Galloway is the oldest of 7 children, hav
ing 5 sisters and one brother. Her father is a
farmer and a school bus driver. She plans to
Pauline Brown
Bonnie Lee Galloway
practice nursing at the Transylvania Communi
ty Hospital after graduation.
The Nurses Scholarship Committee selected
these two girls from the list of applicants on the
basis of general scholastic high school records,
special interest and aptitude for nursing, person
ality, character traits, devotion to the ideals as
sociated with the nursing profession, and general
physical fitness. Members of the committee are
Dr. Julius Sader, Rev. Julian J. Holmes, Mrs. Jessie
Lollis and Dr. B. A. Stevens.