Baker House
Duke Hospital
Medicol School
1*0
Chemistry BIdg.
Longuoge BIdg.
Library BIdg.
Groy BIdg.
Duke Chapel
Page Auditorium
Union BIdg. ,
DUKE UNIVERSITY SHELTER ASSIGNMENT PLAN
Shelter Areas
Page Basement
Chapel Basement
Page Basement, 1st & 2nd Floors
Gray Basement, and 1st Floor
Baker House
Union Sub-basement
Union Basement
Library Basement, 1st & 2nd Floors
Medical School
Duke Hospital
To Be Occupied By
Craven Quadrangle residents
Crowell Quadrangle & Wanna-
maker Dorm residents
Kilgo Quadrangle residents
Few Quadrangle residents
East Campus residents
Maintenance personnel
Custodial personnel
Army Ordnance Lab, University
technical and clerical personnel
University faculty & administration
personnel
Graduate students; medical, para
medical ond nursing students;
house staff. Medical Center fac
ulty and administration; all
other Medical Center personnel;
patients and visitors.
At the end of the shelter man
agement course completed May
20, there were 35 shelter man
ager certificates awarded. Two
were given to medical center
employees and several to jiartici-
pants employed elsewhere in the
nniversity. Others receiving cer
tificates were from the Durham
community and included repre
sentatives from: First Baptist
Church, Science and Technologi
cal Kesearch Center, Watts Hos
pital, VA Hospital, Liggett and
IMyers, American Tobacco Co.,
N. C. College, IBM Corp., Cheni-
strand Kesearch, Erwin Mills,
Inc., and Belk Leggett.
During the shelter exercise,
the course participants were
asked to bring any members of
their families that desired to
come. Mrs. (’heek brought her
thirteen-year-old son. Mrs. Bon
nie Hensley, i)cdiatric aiul surgi
cal nursing supervisor and the
other medical center employee
taking the course, brought her
husband. There were four chil
dren under ten aiul a baby also
brought to the exercise.
INTERCOM - n
Each person or family enter
ing the shelter was given an im
promptu “role” to play. Mrs.
Cheek was handed a note which
read: “Ask the manager to
locate the remaining part of
your family and be persistent.”
“Well, tliey told me to worry
him, and I did,” said ilrs.
Cheek. “And they found them
by radio in an hour’s time. An
acting chaplain came over finally
and gave me a report of their
condition and told me they were
in the Sears, Roebuck fallout
shelter.”
i\lrs. Cheek took the course vol
untarily. “1 felt it was some
thing I needed to know,” she
exj)lained. She found the course
‘ ‘ (piite worthwhile ’' and felt that
“if more people would take it
they wouldn't be so afraid.”
The course at tliis time is of
fered every other year, however,
if the world situation becomes
more critical the course will be
offered more frequently. The
next course is planned for the
spring of 1968.
Keeping in Xouck
• WE'LL MISS . . .
Mrs. Jeanneane Dean who has left the Private Medical Lab to
w'ork for a group of doctors in private practice in town. . . . Mrs.
Georgine German, technician in Hematology, who has left to accom
pany her husband, Dr. Tom German, who has been drafted into
the Army. . . . Bill Schmidt, physical therapist, who has left to
work at the North Carolina Sanitorium in McCain, N.C. . . .
Mrs. Jeannie Bader, secretary in Pediatrics, who left the last of
May when her husband graduated from Duke Law School. . . .
Mrs. Mary Jones, secretary to Dr. Stempfel, who also left the
last of May wdien her husband graduated from the Duke Law
School. . . . Debbra G. Ray, technician trainee in Microbiology,
who recently resigned. . . . Mrs. Marian Bennett, staff nurse in
the Department of Anesthesiology, who has left to work at the
YA Hospital. . . . Lynda Lowery, psychiatric assistant in the
Day Unit, who resigned to take a trip to Europe. . . . Sandra Powell
who resigned as temporary secretary to Dr. Martin Lakin. . . .
Mrs. Cathy Guajardo, Dr. John Altrocehi’s secretary, who has
left. . . . Joan Caldwell who has left the filing division of Medical
Records to stay at home with her new baby.
Mrs. Jane Rourk, psychiatric therapist in 0. T., who has re
signed and will be moving to her new home; Her husband. Dr.
Henderson Rourk, completed his residency in June. . . . Jeanne D.
(Didi) Hudson, medical artist, who left her position and is now
working at UNC in Chapel Hill. . . . Mrs. Sandra Darden who
has resigned from her position in General and Thoracic Surgery,
and will be marrying Marshall Shearin in August.
Penny Holloway, secretary in Pathology, who resigned and is
now working at the Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, Va. . . .
Mrs. Nora Hayes, who retired from her position as technician in
Histology; She had been at Duke for over twelve years. . . . Sandy
Johnson, secretary to Dr. Talmage Peele, who has resigned, and
has moved to Los Angeles, where her husband will be doing his
internship. . . . Mrs. Sally Kolde, secretary in Psychology, who
has resigned and is now living in Hubert, N.C., and Mrs. Anne
Leermakers, secretary to Dr. Dai, wdio has resigned.
Ruby Decker, visiting faculty member in P.T., who has left
after six months in the department. . . . Janeen Hendley who has
left her position in P.T. and will be getting married to William
Schmidt in November, and Judy Cantey, who left June L5 for
a summer of travel before returning to school to work for a
ILP.H. . . . Barbara Peck, technician in the Private Medical Lab,
who has resigned from her position and has moved to Cleveland,
Ohio, where her husband, Dick, has a new job as administrator
in a Cleveland hospital. . . . Zora Jones, who has left her position
in the filing division of Medical Records and is now working in
the X-ray Department at Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill.
Miss Marion Hutt, cataloger in the Medical Center Library,
who has left the library after working there for a year and has
returned to her home in London, England. . . . The following who
have resigned their positions in Pediatrics: Mrs. Susan Wright,
secretary to Dr. Madison Spach; Mrs. Linda Billings, laboratory
technician; Mrs. Barbara Summey, secretary to Dr. F. Stanley
Porter; and Mrs. Frieda Noah, medical technician in Dr. Alexander
Spock’s lab. . . . Edward Woods, research technician in Dr. F.
Stanley Porter's lab who has left to return to school and get his
master’s degree. . . . Becky Johnson, R.N. on INU, who has left
to return to N.LH. in Bethesda, Maryland, and Alma Simmons,
R.N. on McDowell, who has resigned from her position and re
turned to her home.
• ENGAGEMENTS . . .
The engagement of Barbara Teetsell, histology technician, to
William Edward Downey, Jr. has been announced by her parents,
]\Ir. and Mrs. Roy J. Teetsell, of Raleigh. An August 27 wedding
(Continued, jiage 12)
MAY-JUNE 1966