Mercy School of Nursing - Mercilite Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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MEX!-Q ' .L . mm, Aoi annmg The Meroilite presented by t The Senior Class of '63 of Mercy School of Nursing Charlotte, North Carolina fin li?-0 7 1 Xb YXQUL e covers 1tude of or es M or1es of 1 ends fuss dheartaches ear 0 , aug e dlove F durmg plcmcs 1 m1 ght partles an Just lo g together Heartaches because ese yea as all good thmgs co to an end When each of us ha ound her p forever remaln a re nder of ou r 1nforma1 name E GROUP these walls a Mercy s h t HARLG1 1end and fun must l1fe th1s b s all hree ars t Mercy all foreve lmp 1 forever be W Q9 Wi l. ..... ' .- F us W My lv can 4 L 4,p.l.,,,,,,7 . Q l Jeb Dedication We the Senior Class dedicate this annual to Mrs. Julia Christmas Cooke, who has worked tirelessly to make our school one devoted to the highest standards of education. In spite of her full schedule however, Mrs. Cooke is never too busy to listen to a problem or offer thoughtful counceling. Her sincere inter- est in each individual, and her loy alty and devotion to Mercy School of Nursing has won for her the respect and admiration of the Student Body. The Senior Clas s of 1963 humbly attempt to express their gratitude and respect with this small act of homage ..... S dministration ff Mother Mary Raphael Sister Mary Jerome R.S.M. R.S.M. Administrator Director Mercy Hospital School of Nursing hw, Rev. Mother Mary Benignus Sister Mary Christine R.S.M. R.S.M. President, Sacred Heart College Dean of Education Sacred Heart College 7 Instructors Mrs. Julia Cooke Miss Elizabeth Winstead Mrs. Harriet Whitley 'Z' if?7'W51'F-MTETLYTQ' 3 f9 ?v7 x if qzmsif. , vi 1, V, aww. 4 'P' ' , f . so P' ' L V S I Mrs. Helen Willis Miss Nancy Bynum y y l l Sister Mary DeChantal Sister Mary Evangelist Sister Stella Maris 8 M ,Q Mr. Ben Berry Miss Cathy Swoope Mrs. Marian Driscoll 7 X Sister Mary Camillus Mr. William Engle Not Pictured Mrs . Mary Shelton ' Mr. Edwin Campbell K Mr. Wallace Stump W Sister M. Annella N Mr. Louis Diamant Mr. William Cheek 9 s1,.p..,., Secretaries XN..,f Mrs. Billie Eatman Mrs. Nancy Frazier Housemothers Mrs. Fred Diehl Miss Viola Cauble Mrs. Virginia Curry io What's in a Cap? I was thinking back to my high school days, And how nursing had entered my mind. And I thought of the caps and the treatment trays, And the letters R.N. I would sign. I thought of the uniforms white as can be, And the pin with the letters engraved. Yet, how could I know, or how could I see That nursing's a road that you paved. It isn't your name, it isn't your looks, Or your voice, or your hair or your eyes, It isn't your marks, or it isn't just books, Or the early hours you rise. It's the smile that a patient has when you're done, It's the 'Thank you' he gives for his life. It's the cry of the newborn as he becomes one Of this great new world and its strife. It's the mother whose family awaits her return Or the father who's too young to die. It's the 'big' and the 'little' things that you learn It's the many times you ask 'why?'. It isn't the cap but the head underneath That makes the nurse what she is. It's not the black band or the high honored seat. It's the heart that she gives with all this. - The Senior Class of 1963 Class motto: Revering the Past: Enjoying the Present Anticipating the Future. Class song: Stay I 1 5 fp ' , President . . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Social Chairman Social Chairman Q ' i if f' X X r i Q ' f ? x I R Senior Officers Not Pictur ed I2 . J enelle Melton April Rogers . Jaye Martin . Ann Sullivan . 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We livedfor the day when we would become real nurses. Our Capping would symbolize this. After many tears and months of study the great day arrived in May. The festivities started with a dance on a Friday night. Our Theme Some Enchanted Evening was most appropriate. Saturday morning, the parents came, the caps were placed on our heads, and the tears flowed. During August of that year we saw our first graduation. Our Seniors left but not without a fond farewell from us. The party we gave went with the theme The Things I Remember - From Our Student Days . The center piece for the table was Mrs. Cookes prized anatomical structure of the urinary system, dec- orated with sun glasses and a cigarette. Freshman summer was brought to a climax by a dance. This dance was to become city renowned and forever to be talked about at Mercy. Our guests num- bered about 400 people. It was one of the shortest dances ever but one of the greatest. Junior year came. We were no longer the instructors targets and welcomed the fewer classes. These were the days we had time to form close friendships and work together. Our project for the year was the planning of the Junior-Senior. It was held at the Luau Restaurant in May. Who'll ever forget the dessert? The Group became our title during these days. Our number had been de- creased to 17. For the firsttime we separated. Only four members of the Group could have gotten stranded in Tenn. on their way to Peace. Specialties started this year and we all struggled through them, even Pediatrics, with strong hearted determination. In September 1962, another group of Probies entered these hallowed halls. We had been planning for this event for two years and greeted them with grim faces and many chores to make them feel welcomed. These were glorious days. At last we were SENIORS! ! ! Sister Jerome pre- sented the marks of distinction - our blue bands early in September. Now the end is nearing. We've come along way together. We shared many laughs and heartaches. Some didn't make it all the way. There are just 16 of us left now. But to each girl who is or has ever been a member of The Group , there is a special bond of loyalty and friendship to be carried with her all the days of her life. Bl A 'vs f f 4 f Bonnie Bean J enelle Melton Beanie Smelton It ain't no big thing! It's all my fault W I , f '47 3 ,' 1 'L -W, 2 'sin 3 f 1-5'.f,aff f -I qiwigwi, Ll- . ' - J - VV- 2 'r A f ff . f L, ' , a M ,,,, V? --ay, ,, My 5112- M44 .,,,!,if . Q ,W . . ifff 'f - Y. J 4 :mmf J - wwf. x A Jayne Grill Susan Greene Granny Greene Let's ask the Ouija board Has anybody got a No-doz'? Jaye Martin April Rogers Mighty Martin Fat Mama My hair looks terrible! 32 ------ CENSORED ------ Ann Sullivan Annie W A . . L . y Annette Westerman Butt What's the matter, Sweetie? I can't believe you said that' Anne Norris Boris Idrink, sleep, and eat O.B. Rebecca Tate YlBeckyYl Y'knOW'? 5. Q f 'ii' Jan Griffin Jannie Cro-duke 33 Kay Ofcharik Upchuck I'm fed up with this hole! Jane Agnew Aggie Anderson Mother Agatha 'Everybody's got somebody How about some coffee? Anne Castor Anne There's nothing here for us Pat Garbark Roberta Romasco Bogrecia BeI'ta But I thought you said . . . Me, t00 34 Wittiest . . . . . Susan Greene Q Most Popular . . . . Annie Sullivan 35 -up S. M.- 1, ,M 1 Most Attractive . . . . . . Aggie Anderson Friendliest . . . . . . Jane Agnew 36 in J' fr'-if Neatest ....... Jaye Martin F-vu it h X' 5 N' 4 wg, S' f w ,Mm A W9 I if r pf , ,Q 451 , f 4 ' 1, '5 A 'Ir ' I Y dwg f ' f , ' X W a ., I .-X f K A , y , , ,f I 4' .. M -minima V V, , ' -,,,V Q AA' i. Z... 1 J ix? Q Q X A AAFV 0 I f ,,, ,, , 3 'Y ' if f - n r ,.,f I I ' ff Q4 ' , it H if as , Qfw y 'M:' ,f sy Y , I' 'A ,. ' i.' . , 1 ' r f '4 'K , , 1 W ,MQ in Q I H1 C2 Best Personality . . . . . . Jayne Grill 37 Best A11 Around . . . . . . Jan Griffin ,nf Rye, Most Intellectual . . . . . . Anne Norris 38 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1963, being of unsound minds, Qonly since entering these swinging doors! bequeath the following to those less fortunates who must remain. To Sister Mary Jerome we leave our gratitude for her part in trying to guide us. To Mrs. Cooke, Acting Director of Nursing Education, we leave our annual as a symbol of our respect and gratefulness for all that she has done for us. To the Faculty, we leave, knowing this will be accepted with a sigh of relief and a harder determination to make better nurses of the lower classmen. And to those lower classmenwe leave the following things in hopes they will help them --- into and out of ---- trouble in these trying times: I. I, Jane Agnew, leave my ability to raise this class, to any other devoted mother who has the nerve to try. II. I, Aggie Anderson,leave everything except my Diploma and Billy. III. I, Bonnie Bean, leave with headaches, varicose veins and ulcers, but without my tonsils and my heart. IV. I, Anne Castor, leave Mary for anyone who has enough money to support her. V. I, Pat Garbark, leave my flattering manner to any extrovert who is extrovert enough to use it. VI. I, Susan Greene, leave my ability to work all day, study all night and sleep through class, to Amy Hassel in hopes she never needs it. VII. I, Jan Griffin, leave my raisins to A.C. spark plug. VIII. I, Jayne Grill, leave as ex-editor of the yearbook, completely insane. DC. I, Jaye Martin, leave my 'hound dog' to anyone with nerve enough to sleep with him. X. I, Jenelle Melton, leave my size to Frances Hoyle. XI. I, Anne Norris, leave my quiet ways to Marilyn Morgan. ' XII. I, KayOfcharik, leave my southern drawl to regain my northern clip. XIII. I, April Rogers, leave my 38 D's to Monteen Corbin in hopes that she will be able to fill them. XIV. I, Roberta Romasco, leave my Mickey Mouse face to the next president of the I-My club. XV. I, Ann Sullivan, leave my love at Phi Kappa Theta. XVI. I, Rebecca Tate, gladly leave my love for 3-11's in Peds. to the lower classmen. XVII. We, Ann Sullivan and Annette Westermann, leave our sticky toilet to anyone with enough Ajax to clean it. XVIH. We, the Greatest Class of Seniors to graduate from Mercy ----- Leave! Leave! Leave! 39 Atropolis of Mars January 26, 1972 Dear Sirs: We, the 1963 graduates of Mercy Nursing School request permission to hold our class reunion on your planet August 6, 1972. We have chosen your sphere for two reasons. First, your reputation for wild parties and liberal laws and second, because no other planet will agree to let more than two of us stay at a time on their planet and then only for 15 minutes. The following is a brief resume of the members of our class and their activities to date: Aggie Shaw-newly appointed Med. Surg. instructor who is relieving Mrs. Julia Cooke- while she awaits her fifth child. Bonnie Bean-new head nurse on first St. Mary's has just devised a new way to prevent contractures in Geriatric pts. by teaching them the twist. Pat O'Donnell has made medical history by having the first baby born on water skis in the Catawba River. Too bad it drowned. This is the year Gorgeous Boris won the Golden Girdle Trophy for the most melo- dious and soft voice in that section of the MISS AMERICA CONTEST. Kay Ofcharik goes into her tenth year as private nurse and bat boy for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Jenelle Melton has been appointed chairman of the problem solving dept. of the Wades- boro Hospital since everything is her fault. Annette Westerman has just made her third million selling choice tid bits from used banquet dinners. This makes her very happy. Roberta Romasco has just published her new book, And Me Too , along with being clinical instructor in burns. Jane Agnew has taken over Miss Cauble's job as house mother since she has had ex- perience in mothering others. The house daddy is named Doug. Becky Tate, Army Nurse, has been assigned to care for underweather officers at the Fort Bragg officers Club. The new head Nurse in the operating room, Jan Tuller, also clinical instructors in the Frog Test Requisitions, has taken a leave of absence to await the arrival of RAP TULLI-ER . Anne Castor, head nurse in Pediatrics and co-owner of the Mary Car Co. has just given birth to an 18 lb. son named Chester . Jane Baldwin, her husband and daughter Barbara J ajja have just made a million sel- ling coffee flavored Diet Rite Cola, which Jane collected while she was in training. April Rogers has legally opened up her new drug store. She specializes in Alpho-Equal Pills. The store motto is A Happy Crow-Dook to You . Jaye Martin House, urology instructor, has just built a new home from her left over kidney stones for her ten children. Anne Sullivan not only made it to the altar but to the D. R. and gave birth to a beautiful contorted baby girl who is triple the woman her mother is. We hope this will give you some idea of who and what we are and that you will see fit to let us hold our reunion on your Planet. Sincerely, Graduates of 1963 4O z .fy . vv. A 1 110 !7 President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Social Chairmen . O X 5 K as , in ' e 1 E ? Q i 5 Junior ftlcers . . Roberta Carter . . . .Martha Spell . . Linda Cleaver . ........ Sandra Mehaffey . . . . .Betty Jo Barger, Jane Nelson 41 ffl X Mary Francis Ball Roberta Carter Linda. Cleaver v .xx Betty Jo Barger Llewellyne Caudell .4 t Kathleen Connery 42 7 Margaret Broxton f Ka Elaine Chandley QQ J erolyn Courtney iff Franc es Farmer 4, .. 13- gt Jean Hotchkiss Sandra Mehaff ey 1 ,K ' zmh 1 ,yy ff , WW 1 , ,yn ff 1 .01 U 1 E' Susan Haney Geraldine Harrelson Peggy Hutchcraft Adrienne Montesanti 43 Alpha Keene Sue Napier 5 Jane Nelson Laura Robertson ,we 'Q Kar ensue Nelson Linda Shaleuhy Pamela Powell QQ Rebecca Sparks Martha Spell Sheila Yarzebinsk1 44 V... 4, gi? , , , M ET 1 if ,- cv WF? Freshman fiicersi President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Social Chairmen. . . . . .Frances Hoyle . . .Amy Hassell . . .Susan Yelton . . . . . . . . . .Connie Surface Elaine McConnell, Honey Barron Honey Barron 4 3 Carol Bowers Pat Ciccolella ,0 'x if Jo Black 6 Jean Bradley ,Vi y 1- ' L A ZZA of V , 1. W AAA' I l X, Monteen Corbin 46 Shirley Blanchard Q5 Nancy Brown -qv ' f ,X Emily Dellinger X Joyc e Dennis Pattie Haner Sara Jean Hildreth x 3 14 Phyllis Grill 3 . Z , ly 5 ' 4 ' ig kzq :W'5sz1-ww'4 'Mit-,- ' 'T' 5 f ,L 5 X If 4' X I 5 Sue Haselden 'K Frances Hoyle 47 I Marysia Guryn I Amy Hassell 15, Betty Hughes -' A .,.- Q iii: , . a X q,,,w xx , Mi' ' . 1 X 0 .., , , V RB-f 'r 1 5 , . Becky Lassiter J Elaine McConnell w'!i Ev 1 'N Marilyn Morgan 'lH-.- as x Joan Lemieux X Lucia Minc ey rw' . .. Y S rn' i 22?-. a 2 3 . 0 U ff V 14 X f 'T arf' L 1- 1 , V Wil: - ' 24 fr Barbara Nestlerode 48 R5 if L ' ' f V' J!-W1 I ' ' ' ' , X, N - n 3 . 1 2? Dottie Lewis Joan Moon 5 Jerry Pierce fwxsffi X Nancy Ryan Mary Ann Seufert Carmen Savage , may A '13-Q fxa- Cie f - Q ff - I f ' ,ff 243 ' . wrrvg, 35 K 'G 3 , 5 Marlana Thies Teresa Williams 49 'C onnie Surface 'KT' AAQX Diane Settle Www' Susan Yelton Mercilite Staff Editor .... Jayne Baldwin Business Manager .... Kay Ofcharik Business Manager Photographer .... Jane Agnew Annette Westerman '- Wai.. Working on the annual? The Staff SI Probie Initiation '62 it YN.. No Male during this week Diet for age---Baby Food, Probies'7 Jump a little higher -when I speak S. Sing at little louder! We just look dumb Memorize all Senior bulletins! Probie Initiation '62 Probies revenge---egg shampoo! Let's sneak on while nobody's looking W Jn. We wou1dn't do this for anybody but Everybody from Charleston should ev!!! the Seniors know how to Charleston M is f h W, . The great leader Sing sweet, Monteen 53 Probie Initiation '62 I 1 . On the surface we're all friends 'Pick the two Senior spies A 6 vi 2 A lr in Vi' . , gi V ' We 5 , .L , ' A Q ' ' J ...A ' W Vi, 1 h a A Manic Seniors, Depressive Probies Every nurse learns from the bottom up ,, -L 71 ii' s We could hitch a ride home It's time for our nightly talent show 54 Remember When In remembrance of our fun filled three years at Mercy, we look back at many incidences that would chill our instructors to the osteoporic tissues when they think: These are tomorrows nurses! 1. Gelusil was given for a heart attack? Pat Sz Annie 2. Someone sent a frog test requisition to CSR? Jan 3. Who were probies and the seniors held initiation on our hall? How greenlamf' 4. We went snow sledding with the trays from the kitchen? 5. Who survived three months on Fiorinal? Agnew 6. Nine people got campused for drinking champagne. 7. We had class meetings at Andersons. 8. The ceiling fell in at O.L.O.P. 9. Seniors, Seniors, big and small, seem to think they know it all. 10. The electricity was turned off for an hour and we draped ourselves in sheets with candles and went haunting the senior floor. 11. Call signals set up when we saw our favorite doctors. 12. The Christmas tree fell - unbreakable balls anyone? 13. Pediatrics was fun. KWhen? ?J 14. The T.V. broke and Boris' mouth got it fixed. 15. CHIRP 16. Oh, Dr. Hood, Not too many goods ? ? - Annie 17. Who went to Peace having a 5 day layover in Tenn.?- Mother, Grill, Castor, and Norris. 18. The nightwhen we were Probies and bombarded someone's room with stink bombs and custard pie? April 19. Remember Mother's Day? CWho can remember?D 20. Your hairdresser isn't the only one who knows for sure Grill 21. Seniors First Aggie 22. We had pets -- a rabbit, 2 ducks, a hampster, and a cat with diarrhea. 23. The day somebody broke their toe in the lobby? Pat 24. Someone used to wear plaid blouses and striped skirts. Country Martin 25. Keep your eye on the hole - honey 27. Remember when Roberta was well? ? ? 28. Bonnie Bean didn't have a broken heart. 29. Pig night and Oink-Oink ? Castor 30. Who asked Mrs. Cooke for late permission at 11:00 P.M.? Butt 31. Becky Tate got a tan CWhen?J 32. Who unzipped the zipper? Smelton 33. Remember when Kay wasn't tired. 34. The quiet corner in nursing trends. 35. The sunburns, contact lenses, varicose veins, and surgeries. 36. Mary got sick at Shoney's? Castor 37. Remember Stay and the GROUP 38. NEVER FORGET COLIMATOR ! ! I 39. Chocolates were flying in Nursing Trends class. 40. We sold doughnuts in Susan's pick-up truck. 41. Remember our long hair, torn uniforms, and dirty shoes? Good ole days are gone forever! ! I ! SS gn pprecz' Q Q11 GA UUQ yufkes Qlf 7622062955 azwf ge eroszky , , .QD11 Sqzzyzzs Q 5? gpg n ,C ' i-fx. Q A-me ag ,I ivy X .. Nt 1 , ,K ,V Y r, C33 p f Q' ::,, A -, e 'L .L 3 L 52,1 1 Q Student Government Vice-President Social Chairman . . Treasurer . . Secretary . . President . . . Social Chairman fiieers Not pictured: ........ 58 . . . Ann Sullivan . . . Betty Jo Barger . Sandra Mehaifey . . . Linda Cleaver . . .Jan Griffin . . . Pat Garbark 'ii n , H u - y A iii . ,. 4 1 V J, EXW! I I . . M. ,.,.....T-....... 'Q huollar- y ' ' W IV 4'-!a-'zfmi' 'aa' , f 1--R---1 '-' - JQJJ ' Student Government Representatives Senior Class . . Junior Class . . Freshman Class . . . .Jenelle Melton Jane Agnew Aggie Anderson . Roberta Carter Susie Napier Karensue Nelson . . Frances Hoyle Sara Jean Hildreth Carmen Savage 4- We 'fx Sister Bernard Maria Miss Wass Brady Director of Nursing Assistant in Nursing Education oUD LADY OF PEACE HISTORY: Our Lady of Peace Hospital is a private psychiatric hospital conducted by the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. The hospital, with a capacity of approximately 200 beds, has as its purpose the treatment of patients who are mentally and emotionally ill and who desire private psychiatric care under Catholic auspices. The hospital is designed to care for short term illnesses of a curative nature. Opened in 1951 the hospital added a new wing in 1958. Under construction now are an audi- torium and a residence for nursing students. The affiliate school of nursing opened in April, 1951 providing a 13 Week psychiatric nursing experience for professional nursing students. The hospital's facilities are also used by a School of Practical Nursing and a Baccalaureate Degree program. Schools sending students of Our Lady of Peace at the present are: St. Anthony Hospital, Louisville, Ky., St. Mary's Hospital, Clarksburg, W. Va., St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W. Va., St. Joseph Infirmary, Louisville, Ky., St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington, Ky., Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, Ohio, Mercy Hospital, Charlotte, N. C., St. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, Louisville, Ky., Mercy Hospital, Portsmouth, Ohio and Holy Cross CentralSchool of Nursing, South Bend, Ind. 60 LOUISVILLE EMORIE 1 ku .Q , 'WJ 1 f 4 ,- I 1 EQ 'S' ' f I X5 X X 2 Wo May M . Mfg, . 5, w., WMM Q' 4' N V K. gif 'P 3 f- ' -Q in f . 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A 68 , , ...m I . . ,J-.,. 3-13 .C A qs .n,.,,.. , .im-,ii L ' . Sl... ,z , 1.3 'I' w ,....'4-Tl J . 3 , ' lf, 1 wa- , 111 mn . .1 1181 1 1-113 umm 2 iii 1 'V s l -Q1 i is was Q nf ', 'O FRESHMAN SNAPSHOTS lm fi v , WW ,, M. My 1 N 'S C 4 7' , , 9-ff P 'f fly 'A i ' A , f if 5, t' V 5. , ,, -, , , ,Z-11' .... , . :gf ,-V? 4 F If-, in J ,: 'UW-vfa W 4' Q .1 0 , fa 3 3. ' , 3 3. -9 ,Q Q may if V , ,, , X ,tix ' f f Q N W , . A 4, 'E 3 '43 , . ' ,a z 1 YW -wk, . A! .w fvqwgk 5f:f7Y , K J, vvf' Q ik ' ff . ' ' fmf 5 -in 69 M iff 7 44 f .6 . Q 1 I., , 6 Q ,f14 'g' 4' O .. xc, Nursing Service YRS , W W, 'Q lf' : O -1 1,5 1 V- we Mrs. Burch Supervisor of Nursing Service Mrs. Felment Secretary up-1 If M 'K If. . 1 ' 5 X x Miss Hildreth Supervisor 3 -1 1 5 A,- Mrs. Greene Mr. Hager Supervisor 7-3 Supervisor 7-3 W ',y4Qr,i 4 7 rj 1, 34252 : inf' . Yi 1, 1 . ,M 7' 9' 31 I A 'f 5, A 2 Miss Soule Mrs. Farrell Supervisor 3-11 Supervisor 3-11 , x - o f ,f, Alzupluux : id r Mrs. Mobley Mrs. Ottobourg Supervisor 11-7 Relief Supervisor I I X 4 Chapel Morning Prayers Chaplain . . . Father Stokes 72 First West Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Dorthey Davidson First East Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Betty Sides 73 First St. Mary's Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Luana Biggers Pediatrics y - 1 :J Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Von Wilburn 74 Second Main Head Nurse . . . Miss Peggy Warren Second East Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Peggy Smith Second St. Mary's Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Betty Cartlege Surgery .l .., Jmdl., Head Nurse . . . Miss Elizabeth Grice 76 Recovery Room Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Katherine allac Anesthesiology Room Dr. William A. Hamer Third Main d Nurse . . . M yrtle Buttl Third East Head Nurse . S C 11 Third St. Mary's Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Marie Cameron Fourth St. Mary's 4315 A 'B ' 1 iff n 'Y- . e ' f V.-. . - -Njsf.A'- -- gr-1- I, 4 'lr' ' '- WS. 350 f .. Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Shirley Black 79 Newborn Nursery Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Sue Strickland Fifth St. Mary's Head Nurse . . . Mrs. Clyde Simpson Delivery Room Head Nurse . . . Miss Nora Smith Out Patient nv' Head N . Mrs. Mary Howell C.S.R I . fi?MM , gk i h Q ZX-nnvl' 1 F 'E Supervisor ..... Miss Sarah Shields Pharmacy Chief Pharmacist . . . Dr. Gilbert Colina 82 Laborator X-ra swf' Supervisor .... Sister Mary DeChanta1 WIYJMMMH Supervisor .... Sister Mary Edwards 83 7 if I I'm working relief Did he or didn't he?' HS. 0- S. Total patient care!' ---but we'11 be old maids, I'm not working night and Dr. 's s1aves--- duty---NAA 84 MM Where do you find A.M. care in I think she swallowed a clock the procedure book? WE as ll ' ZZ HH The new way out of Peds And I did it all by myself 1 'I may not look it - but I'm really a spastic I'm head nurse today 85 sm, Nc 'U H! It beats being on the playporch. Patient nothing! ! This is for me! 1 '. wt -: as-sv' ' v,f5y ' f ' Anything for a Phi- Kappa man! 'Bubb1e, bubble, toil and trouble. Sticks and stones may break his bones, but this need1e's going to kill him. 86 1 in-.. -.L 3, .L-J 1 K, W? it my i Antik. 87 , , ,,. m gwifiw 4 fe' Kfhzzgg KW' n was-2 f-an xvnr-:uw r ., '-'i f1r? -M. ea. Q W wg. 4: ,y 'Yazf f' x 1 faf ,- 'KZQZ af, Q, , i ' wi-ffkff ' . if , - lf. My ,,, W , ,, f , . , W 4 5 Q' Q15 21-1 'Y WWWWWQ1 v'2aM faq, f ,Q W ,fm ,W x ,, . Q A . iw , , QA' A I ' ,,,zVg,- .ww 14, ,f , f X fl + . MQ, -'wiv 5 fi 9 A , , ff, fm. V ' ww w ., 31, , Y if 19 'fl . Lf, ,, K , I if -:-3,5 .Q,,z,,14' 4 :Liv fn. fain ,, ggi, ,g . , 4 f, f yzfof w,f,,zc.,,1'w zfiwii v A X Mig? ' Cf GW - ' :W , ,N . ,- J My 89 Senior Directory Agnew, Miss Barbara Jane 1720 Truman Drive Huntsville, Ala. Anderson, Miss Lou Agnes 1408 Gandy Drive Hartsville, S. C. Bean, Miss Bonnie Jean 521 Graymont Avenue Columbia, S. C. Castor, Mrs. Anne Sholar 2318 Markham Court Charlotte, N. C. Garbark, Miss Patricia Anne 2321 Charlotte Drive Charlotte, N. C. Grill, Miss Jayne Falls Road Valdese, N. C. Greene, Miss Susan Dale Albemarle, N. C. Martin, Miss Sandra Jaye 2507 Elkwood Circle Charlotte, N. C. Melton, Miss Frances Jenelle 60 First Street Wadesboro, N. C. Norris, lVIiss Anne Marie Route 41, Box 780 1X2 Salisbury, N. C. Ofcharik, Miss Catherine Anne P. O. Box 183 Monongattela, Pennsylvania Rogers, Miss April Nell 51 Lake Forest Parkway Wilmington, N. C. Romasco, Miss Roberta May 174 Mendon Street Uxbridge, Mass. Sullivan, Miss Ann 353 Wedgewood Charleston 46, S. C. Tate, Miss Rebecca Lewis 1302 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, N. C. Tuller, Mrs. Jan 2001 Queens Road Charlotte, N. C. Westerman, Miss Annette Marie 1418 Miller Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Sponsors Drs. Matthews, James, Sz Massey Drs. Guy O. Keller Sr George D. Page Drs. Crysler Sz Dayton Dr. William F. Lovell Drs. Charles Brown Sz Posey Downs Dr. John C. Glenn, Jr. Dr. R. M. Gallant Dr. William H. Shaia Dr. Franklin E. Altany Dr. Edward R. Hipp Dr. Hamilton W. McKay Drs. J. B. Greenwood Sz J. S. Albergotti Dr. C. C. Massey Dr. Leon Kennedy Dr. Rufus W. Gaul Dr. C. W. Arrendell Drs. Paul W. Sanger sr Fred H. Taylor ' Dr. James F. Crosbey Drs. Ross McElwee Sz Chandler Thompson Dr. T. C. Bost Dr. H. L. Newton Dr. James M. Tart Dr. Harry J. Kalevas Drs. C. K. Hood Kr W. M. Eubanks Dr. William A. Hamer 9l Patrons Dr. David E. Graham Dr. Robert L. Garrison Bradford Clinic Dr. Robert C. Fraasa Dr. gl Mrs. C. L. Stuckey Dr. Stroupe Dr. James B. Raymer Drs. Claude B. Squires Sz Angus McDonald Drs. Francis gl Lilly Robiscek Dr. G. W. Black Dr. Phillip Naumoff Drs. Pitts Sz Blanchard Dr. R. D. Neal Miller Clinic Dr. Walter R. Graham Drs. Elias Faison Sz John Ranson Dr. Sz Mrs. Stanley S. Burns, Jr. Dr. William T. Raby Dr. William E. Selby Drs. Kennedy gl Pressley 92 Dr. Thomas L. Dulin Dr. J. S. Hunt Drs. White, Brooks, Sz Dorsett Dr. Ralph C. Reid Dr. J. Kingsley MacDonald Dr. K. R Downs Dr. William H. Shull Dr. William O. Johnston Dr. J. S. Gaul, Jr. Dr. Harry Winkler Dr. William A. Ranson Dr. Roland T. Pixley Dr. C. W. Robinson Dr. William G. Cobey Drs. Hardman Sz Crowell Dr. Charles W. Tillett Dr. W. I. Jones Dr. Walter Hilderman Dr. C. R. McAdams, Jr. Dr. Kocak E Just got a whole bottle of Fiorinal 5'- .f , af if Yes, I've been work- ING a lot of 11-7 THE GROUP ' ' z Haven't seen Billy in 2 whole hours R I just gave a wrong medication ' X ,, fiiiefg fl - - , + wk.. , f i,v ?-' - -fra' ' of wg? 2,--1.-a - a A-mfs 4 ,MM A ,m ' - '5 4 K n!LgV:f,,,z l f -' ' ff .my ge ' K X 5 ' gm '- ,Q - i 1 Q 71,1 5 yfsx . - . I . If ,V f ' f 1 'X V : .M ' ff 'z 1 , ' g ha , ' ' I -I .. i f A ' '- , 0 . .1 , f ' ' . ,, ' a. QI .1 4 Q, - . : vw, , . i 72 4, 'Q 1 ,yy-7 , 6 4 - 2 , 5 I . Don't sweat the small stuff. I found him in Psychiatry ? llchirpvv 6 A Who stole my enema can? You may be twice the but I've got the man. WOITIEIII THE GRO P I unzipped the zipper. Sister, I didn't take What is this your bananas. happiness? . fUS- ZW A M. X ggi , U, - - Woof 'f Woof I don't understand why you call me Mickey. an 'he X4 ' ZW T2 1 'W X 'V W Z1 I'm twice the woman you'11 Who says Seniors - I don't know his name but , H ever be. don t work? D he's sure got money. We Serve WONDERFUL FOOD Phone ED. 3-3491 THE ANDERSONS RESTAURANT Our Fine Food Finds Friends The Wor1d's Best Pecan Pie Jimmie A. Anderson 1617 Elizabeth Ave Charlotte, N. C. THOMAS 81 HOWARD CO. Shop at your friendly Red Sz White and INS stores To all Nurses at Mercy Compliments of A FRIEND N Ji' HX W k-ev' ,K , i l 1 ,Z ef 96 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '63 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Carolina's House of Service Charlotte, N. C. ll ,,. .1 M! ,l. wi-x f 'PO Compliments ol S6 GELBACH STUDIO MM MYERS PARK BEAUTY SALON Charlotte's House of Charm Phone ED 2-5031 Globe Stimpson Slicers - Scales Saws and Choppers CYPRUS RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO. 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