HERE GOES OUR
500,000 th
DUKI C KI DIT UNION &
MONEY TALKS, BUT DOESN'T $MILE—Things aren't really as somber as the
participants here might lead you to believe. In fact, Mrs. Toni Phillips and Dr. Charles
Roe both have something to be happy about. Mrs. Phillips is manager of the Duke
Credit Union which has just passed the $500,000 mark in loans. And Dr. Roe, an
associate in pediatrics, was the one whose loan, for a car, brought the Credit Union
total to the half-million point. Money for many purposes—from new cars to consoli
dation of debts—is available at the Duke Credit Union in Room 01C of the Student
Union. The phone number is 6704. (photo by Dave Hooks)
Nursing Students Recognized
Seventy-four sophomore, junior, and
senior nursing students were honored for
academic achievement at a reception Nov
ember 21 at Hanes House.
All had been recognized by selection
to the Dean's List or had received other
honors during the year.
Class scholars, students with the high
est grade average in their classes, were
Joan Schweickart, Class of 1970; Joan
Stanley, Class of 1971, and Erica Caruso,
Class of 1972.
Other students honored included Mari
an Andrews, Karen Baker, Cheryl Birch-
all, Nancy Ellen Bray, Helen Carolyn
Bruce, Mary Cameron, Sally Carson, Su
san Carter, Mary Jane Christensen, Janice
Clark, Alice Colvin, Pamela Compton,
Ruth Conn, Patricia Conner, Catherine
Cook, Rebecca Corns, Martha Cunning
ham, Susan Dye, Jane Ehrensall, Marjorie
Fine, Janet Finklea, Judith Floyd, Nancy
Frees, Vickie Gwynn, Wendy Hagstrom,
Virginia Clotilde Hair, Katherine Hen
nessey, Kathryn Lee Hinds, Linda Cole
Hopkins, Julia Hussey, Sue Ella Iddings,
Sharmgn Kasdan, Ruth Ann Katilius,
Elizabeth King, Rebecca Kiser, Martha
Lipshitz, Joan Logan, Christine Long,
Daryl Maass, Cheryl Meinert, Carol Miller,
Brenda Nevidjon, Barbara Nims, Janice
Orman, Margaret Ann Page, Holly Ann
Palmer, Nancy Peterson, Susan Pickard,
Janet Pohl, Marilyn Forsythe Reed, Jan
ice Robinson, Anne Roome, Jeanne Ross,
Nancy Rowell, Kathleen Shields, Mary
AnnSkolny,Ann Speicher, Jean Spurlock,
Mary Tapager, Barbara Taylor, Roger
Voelkel^ Ida Dianne Walker, Sheila Wat
kins, Lynette Wechsler, Cathy Jo Whitley,
Alice Suzanne Wilhoit, Mary Anne Wil
liams, Mary Kristine Williams, Elizabeth
Carol York, Suzanne Young, and Kathy
Zinsmeister.
COMMENTS
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Private Medical Lab
Michael and Linda Faye Cunningham
announce the birth of a daughter, Tracy
Lynnette, September 28 ... . new tech
nician I is Ruby Rudder .... Susan
Anderson is now working as a technician
II
Rankin ward
Miss Anna Leatherman, R. N., trans-
ferred from Minot to Rankin .... Sandra
Hammar, R. N., resigned from Rankin to
accept a position in pediatric psychiatry
in Rochester, N. Y. . . . . Betty Kinlaw,
advanced L. P. N., resigned December 12
to enter Central Piedmont College in
Charlotte
Speech Pathology
Susan Stamps from East Carolina Uni
versity is the new resident in speech path
ology
Surgical PDC
Cashier Mrs. Gail Jennings (incorrectly
identified as Mrs. Gail Lewis in the last
issue of Intercom) spent a month in New
York with her husband who is attending
a special school .... Mrs. Charlene Holt
and Mrs. Alice Guess are new in the
insurance office .... Mrs. Jane Terrell,
formerly an insurance office employe,
has resigned .... Mrs. Louise Clemmer
of the programs office and Mrs. Lonie
Chisenhall, charge control clerk, have
both been hospitalized recently .... also
in the hospital was Ricky Whitfield, son
of Mrs. Virginia Whitfield of the SPDC
lab
Third East ward
Virginia Cobb, R. N., married Frank
Little, Jr., Saturday, December 27. The
new Mrs. Little has resigned her post at
Duke
Welch ward
Miss Faye Blalock from East Carolina
University, is a new R. N. on the ward ...
Jerry Mosely from Concord is now work
ing as a PCA .... Miss Linda Meadows is
a new ward clerk .... Mrs. Anna Satter
field, advanced L. P. N., is moving to
New York City