Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

■ ' ,, • . 1959 CAPS AND CAPES CHARITY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA DEDICATION For your outstanding service to us we dedicate this 1959 Caps and Capes to you. This is our humble way of showing you how very much we appreciate your work over the past years. You have given your time, energy and heart to your work, and you have given us unmeasured benefits and guidance individually and collectively. Please ac¬ cept this dedication. Miss Holzknecht, with our heartfelt gratitude. GOVERNOR EARL K. LONG Ex-Officio President Board of Administrators DR. LEO J. KERNE Director, Charity Hospital BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS GOVERNOR EARL K. LONG DON L. PETERSON, D.D.S J. M. Ciaravella, M.D. John E. Clayton, M.D. William H. Cook, M.D. Willard A. Ellender, M.D. Rufus J. Landry, Sr. M.O. Miller, M.D. ■ Ex-Officio President - — Vice President Mrs. James O ' Connor Warren Roussel Mrs. Ila H. Slater Louis E. Thomas, Jr. George Van Kuren Lucien J. Vivien, Jr. EXECUTIVE STAFF LEO J. KERNE, M.D. - A. A. FLORES, M.D. J. D. BATEMAN, M.D A. P. RICHARD, II - - - - - Director of Hospital Assistant Clinical Director Assistant Clinical Director -Assistant Director MR. A. P. RICHARD, II Administrative Assistant to Director DR. A. A. FLORES Assistant Clinical Director DR. J. D. BATEMAN Assistant Clinical Director EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Miss Fabiola Hollier, Sister Gertrude, Sister Pauline, Miss Stella O ' Connor, Sister Urban, Mrs. Marie Manich. ' o MISS LAURENCE BERNARD, R.N., B.S., in N.Ed., M.Ed. Instructor, Social Sciences, Health Nurse MRS. RUTH BROOKS, B.S. Instructor, Diet Therapy MISS RUBY BURTON, R.N. Instructor, Nursing Arts MISS SUE CAIN, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed. Instructor, Obstetric Nursing MRS. LUCILLE CASTINE, R.N. Assistant Instructor, Fundamentals of Nursing MRS. ELIZABETH CLARK, R.N., B.S.N. Instructor, Medical Nursing MRS. COLLEEN DAVIS, R.N. Instructor, Chemistry MISS MARJORIE DEVILLIER, R.N. Instructor, Nursing Arts MRS. MARTHA GENTRY, R.N. Instructor, Nursing Arts MISS GLORIA GERNHAUSER, R.N., B.S.N. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing MISS FRANCES GIBSON, R.N., B.A., M.A. Instructor, Orthopedic Nursing MISS GRACE GRAFTON, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed. Instructor, Operating Room Nursing MISS FABIOLA HOLLIER, R.N., B.A., M.Ed. Instructor, Medical Nursing MISS WILLIE HOLZKNECHT, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed. Instructor, Surgical Nursing MRS. HARRIET HOTARD, B.A., B.S.L.S. Librarian MISS RUTH KETTENRING, R.N. Instructor, Communicable Diseases MISS JOY ELLEN LEGGIO, B.A. Social Director MRS. NANCY LOUIS, R.N. Instructor, Nursing Fundamentals MISS MARGARET McKEVIT, R. N. Instructor, Communicable Diseases MISS DOTTIE MOORE, R. N., B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing MRS. SAIDE NASH, R.N., B.S. in N. Ed. Registrar MISS JERRIE O’CONNOR, B.A., M.S.W. Instructor, Sociology MISS STELLA O’CONNOR, B.A., M. A. Assistant Director in Charge of Guidance MISS HAZEL PIERCE, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing MRS. RUTH POWELL, R.N. Instructor, Premature Infant Nursing MRS. BARBARA RASMUSSEN, R.N., B.S. Instructor, Psychiatric Nursing MISS UNA ROBERTSON, R.N., C.P.H.N., B.S. in N.Ed., M.A. Public Health Coordinator MISS LOUISE RUE, R.N., B.S.N. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing MRS. PATRICIA SHEVICK, R.N., B.S.N. Instructor, Medical Nursing LECTURERS EDWARD BOWMAN, M.D. Obstetrics LEE COHN, M.D. Psychiatry ROBERT COX, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DONALD DEEFENDORF, M. D. Gynecology PRENTISS FINDLAY, M.D. Communicable Diseases WILLIAM JAMES, M.D. Urology MARTIN KLEIN, M.D. Pediatrics JULIUS LEVY, M.D. Surgery EDWARD PHILLIPS, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery ANTHONY SCALCO, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat RUTH BRINK Orlando, Florida President Past the Age of Innocence SALLY COOPER Orlando, Florida Vice President Cockeyed Optomist NANCY McCLOSKEY Opelousas, Louisiana Secretary Whirlwind LUCY ARNOLD Atlanta, Georgia Sophisticated Lady JANICE FUSSELL Amite, Louisiana Treasurer Rebel Without a Cause PAT AULENBROCK Gluckstadt, Mississippi Moonlight Becomes You NORMA AUTREY LaFayette, Louisiana The Lovely Things You Do MARIE M. AVET Houma, Louisiana I Whistle a Happy Tune CAROL DEE AWALT Corpus Christi, Texas LILLIAN BARRON Plaucheville, La. You Haunt Me” Speak Low MAXINE BLACKMON Opelika, Alabama It ' s Not for Me to Say SYBIL BOUDREAUX Thibodaux, Louisiana Kewpie Doll GRACE BULLOCK Monroe, Louisiana CLAUDETTE CHATELAIN New Orleans, La. JACQUELINE BOUDREAUX Napoleonville, La. What ' s Buggin ' You Baby WILLENE BROWN Pensacola, Florida Star Eyes Honeysuckle Rose Bewitched RENNIE CLARK Pascagoula, Mississippi Easy to Love SYBIL CONNELLY St, Petersburg, Fla, My Funny Valentine i JOANN COPE Little Rock, Arkansas ' till the Twelfth of Never lift ■ ' 4 1 JANET CRAIG Memphis, Tennessee Love Letters ELEANOR CROWDER Port Acres, Texas I ' m an Old Cowhand CAROLYNN DAVIS Oklahoma City, Okla. Keep It Gay i LYNDA DIXON MARY ELLEN ELLZEY Little Rock, Arkansas Kentwood, Louisiana Younger Than Faithful and True Springtime BETTY JEAN ENGA Kentwood, Louisiana That ' s the Chance You Take MARGARET FABRE Kaplan, Louisiana Happy Talk SARAH FAIRCLOTH Pensacola, Florida Little Things Mean A Lot ZULEMA FLORES Alice, Texas Yellow Rose of Texas ADELE FERGUSON Ocala, Florida Milk and Honey JERRIE GROVES Winter Gardens, Fla. Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered ROSE GUILBEAU LaFayette, Louisiana Dark Eyes SUE HAYNES Wilson, Louisiana My Fair Lady JAN HEBERT LaFayette, Louisiana Band of Gold NANCY HEIL Macon, Georgia Stranger in Paradise” SUZY HOOKS Fairbanks, Alaska There Is Nothing Like a Dame” PHYLLIS JEANSONNE Metairie, Louisiana Party Doll LILLIE HULL Selma, Alabama Great Balls of Fire DOLORES KAHANEK Hallettsville, Texas Big ”D GEN KENNEDY Pine Bluff, Arkansas I ' ll Be Hard to Handle SALLY KIGHT Kirtland A.F.B,, New Mexico Gentlemen Prefer Blondes CATHERINE LAFLEUR Opelousas, Louisiana Little Darling GRETCHEN LAFLEUR Eunice, Louisiana Pretty Baby BETTYE LAFLEUR Mainz, Germany So Rare BABS LANCE Starke, Florida Ain’t Misbehaving ELEANOR LUNN Hammond, Louisiana DIANE McMINN Mobile, Alabama ANNA MAE MARTINO Hammond, Louisiana I Feel a Song Coming On CAMILLA MICHAEL Ocala, Florida Too Busy MARYLOU MEDLIN New Orleans, Louisiana Melancholy Baby SHARON MILLER Pine Bluff, Arkansas Honey-Bun EILEEN MILLON Carbondale, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 65000 Long Tall Sally ' MARY ANGELA MOORE Tampa, Florida ANNA MOUTON LaFayette, Louisiana Hey There (Partner)! Mysterious Woman BESSIE MYERS Opelousas, Louisiana Not a Care in the World ROSALIE NICOLOSI Hammond, Louisiana Diamonds are a Girl ' s Best Friend MARTHA NELSON Daytona Beach, Florida A Weaver of Dreams GERRY NOLAN New Orleans, Louisiana Someone Spiked the Punch at Lena’s Wedding PATRICIA POWERS New Orleans, Louisiana To Know Her is to Love Her GLORIA M. REYES Tampa, Florida Sweet and Gentle SUSAN REES Live Oak, Florida Wild is the Wind JO ANN RIBES Baton Rouge, Louisiana Sophisticated Swing LORILLA RICHARD Crowley, Louisiana EDMAE RICHARDS Biloxi, Mississippi I Don ' t Want to Set the Sleepy-Time Gal World on Fire ERNESTINE ROBERT Ama, Louisiana Faith Can Move Mountains WENONAH SHIPMAN Macon, Georgia Sweet Georgia Brown RUTH SMITH Metaire, Louisiana Beloved PATRICIA SULLIVAN Clearwater, Florida Love Makes the World Go ' Round MARTHANN STRUB Moss Point, Mississippi Wonderful PAULINE TALBOT Labadieville, Louisiana Alone Too Long GENEVA TATE Ville Platte, Louisiana VIVIAN THAMES Hattiesburg, Mississippi Jambalaya I’ll Never Walk Alone FRANCES THIBODEAUX Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mademoiselle de Paris” MARY THOMPSON New Orleans, Louisiana Making Whoopee PEGGY THURSTON Forest Park, Georgia Sweet and Lovely CAROLYN WALKER Ocean Springs, Mississippi Doing What Comes Naturally ROBERTA WYETH CONSTANCE ZIMMER McGehee, Arkansas Bunkie, Louisiana Arkansas Traveler Lady in Red DOLORES ELAINE VIDAL New Orleans, Louisiana Happy Time Cha-Cha THELMA WALKER LaFayette, Louisiana Six Times a Week and Twice on Sunday JOANNE GATES Clearwater, Fla. President JOAN ARCENEAUX Lafayette, La. BARBARA VON SCHNE1DAU Covington, La. Vice President TOMMIELU LAMBETH Gainesville, Fla. Secretary DORIS JO BULLOCK Columbia, Miss. Treasurer JOYCE ALLEN Lafayette, La. ONIA BORDELON BARBARA ROSE BRANDT Simmesport, La. Metairie, La. EUSE BURLEY JOAN MARIE BUSH Lafayette, La. Bogalusa, La. JOANNE AUGUSTA BUSHEY Clearwater, Fla. VIRGINIA CAGE Monroe, La. MARIE LYNN CONQUE Lafayette, La. LAURA CONWAY New Orleans, La. GLENDA COX DORIS ANN CROSS Opelousas, La. Comden, Ark. MARLETTA EXUM Marianna, Fla. ETHEL FACIANE JUDY FLACH Slidell, La. New Orleans, La. CLARA FORTENBERRY New Orleans, La. ELEANOR FRASER Hodge, La. PAT GAMBRELL Laurel, Miss. LORENA FLETCHER ANN B. FORGEY Baton Rouge, La. Morgan City, La. BETTY GERMAIN TINA GONZALES New Orleans, La. Dilley, Texas SONYA GUIDROZ Westwego, La. BERNIECE HE ARNE Crockett, Tex. ELOISE HENCELY Marianna, Fla. JERRIE HORNSBY AST RID ELSPETH HUNTER Colquitt, Ga. New Orleans, La. MARTHA SANDRA JOHNSON Laramie, Wyo. ELVA JANET KELLER PAT KENNEDY Houma, La. Shreveport, La. MARLENE LANDRY JOANNA LASSEIGNE JUDY LOHR Kaplan, La. vVelcome, La. New Orleans, La. YVONNE McTAGGART LORAINE MAILLET Belle Glade, Fla. New Roads, La. LINDA MEGEHEE Bogalusa, La. EMMA DEAN MORGAN ESTER OGEA Kentwood, La. Lake Charles, La. SARAH PERRICONE Bogalusa, La. ELAINE PERRY Ocala, Fla. MARY PESOLA Ocala, Fla. VERONICA PIKE Belle Glade, Fla. BETA A. RALLE Tampa, Fla. VLANNE RUFFINO LILLIAN ANN New Orleans, La. SAMARDZIJA Pontiac, Mich. MAMIE SARGENT JOYCE ANN SIMONEAUX IRMA SONES Harrisonburg, La. Napoleonville, La. Bay St. Louis, Miss. ANNETTA STANTON BETTY STEVENS Wauchula, Fla. Bogalusa, La. ANN TARRANT Biloxi, Miss. EMILY THRASHER Hymel, La. LINDA TOBIN New Orleans, La. BOBBY TORBERT Houma, La. DORIS TUCKER Summerville, S.C. ELIZABETH VEGH Hammond, La. JANET WEEKS SYLVIA WILKINS Jackson, Miss. Laramie, Wyo. SHERRY LAMPTON ROSELYN ZIMMERMAN YARBOROUGH Franklin, La. Kentwood, La. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1958-1959 Genevieve Kennedy, Maxine Blackmon, Marlene Landry, Barbara von Schneidau PRE-CLINICALS Judy Addy Mary Arnold Betty Aupied Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Chalmette, La. Westwego, La. Gayle Beetley Clearwater, Fla. Yvette Beiisle Vero Beach, Fla. Helen Binford Peggy Marie Breaux Springfield, Ill. St. Martinsville, La. Marilyn Caldwell Semopolis, Ala. Gail Bell Mary Bergeron New Orleans, La. Baton Rouge, La. Madeline Candies Des Allemands, La. Mary Elizabeth Car others Louisville, Miss. Valerie Charles Maplewood, La. Marcia Danford Chalmette, La. Pat Daniels New Orleans, La. Betty Jane Davidson Areola, La. Charlotte Eiserloh New Orleans, La. Patricia Gant St. Petersburg, Fla. Linda George Long Beach, Miss. Karyl Ann Green Chicago, Illinois Deltra Ruth Guidry Gwenda Hamrick Judy Hanchey Hackberry, La. Phenix City, Ariz. Lake Charles, La. Priscilla Greenland Jackson, Miss. Arnetta Gresham Fordyce, Ark. Sheila Holland Metairie, La. Patricia Ann Hunter Chattanooga, Tenn. Anna Rae Kahanek Hallettsville, Texas Toni Keating New Orleans, La. Pat Kelly Metairie, La. Ann King Annel LaFleur Janet Ruth Latherow Merle LeBlanc Mary Ann Ledet Jackson, Miss. Eunice, La. Largo, Fla. Belle Rose, La. Thibodaux, La. Robbie McCluskey Vicksburg, Miss. Velma Mclnnis Jeanette Lea Mackey Florence, Ala. Opelousas, La. Beverly Lind Ecuador, S. Am. Barbara Ann Marsland Carol Medina Biloxi, Miss. Metairie, La. Wilda Jo Miller Eunice, La. Julie Sandra Moore Lutz, Fla. Carol Ann Lutzwick Bossier City, La. Joyce Oliver Glenwood, Ark. Nell Patterson Sandy Hook, Miss. ) Joanne Poole Lake Village, Ark. Marilyn Schultz Miami, Florida W Fran Petho New Orleans, La. I Judy Pettit Jacksonville, Fla. Pauline Pezant Hattiesburg, Miss. Barbara Pitre Opelousas, Louisiana Betty Ann Reed Marianna, Florida Melba Lee Ritter Judy Roche Merian Saliba Marrero, Louisiana Lexington, Kentucky Dothan, Alabama Jean Scott Alice Simon Carolyn Smith Patricia Smith Glenwood, Arkansas Kaplan, Louisiana Venice, Louisiana Columbus, Georgia Julia Spratt New Brighton, Pa. Bridget Stack Beaumont, Texas Wanda Stanley Jacksonville, Fla. Lena Stone Bogalusa, Louisiana Sandra Strauser Miami, Florida Grace Terracina Opelousas, Louisiana Elizabeth Ann Thibodeaux Lafayette, Louisiana Betty Jean Thompson Sulphur, Louisiana Jackie Watson Crossett, Arkansas Nova Ann Weser New Orleans, La. Polly Wyrosdick DeFuniak Springs, Fla. Nell Zeringue Marrero, Louisiana Lula Anne Thompson Kathleen Turner Carlsbad, New Mexico Metairie, Louisiana BEAUTIES Peggy Thurston Beauty Queen Mamie Sargent Honor Maid Pat Aulenbrock Senior Maid Irene Clark Senior Maid Janet Weeks Junior Maid Sherry Yarborough Junior Maid Velma Mclnnis Pre-Clinical Maid Nell Patterson Pre-Clinical Maid Beauty Court and Escorts Coronation of MISS PEGGY THURSTON by DR. DAN BATEMAN 40 At the crack of dawn” Under the tongue, please I Where’s Richard? I ordered it - that’s who! Ambulate - tid p ♦� Clear the airway. j The pause that refreshes Smile with the nurse Dishpan hands? It takes muscles! The ’Snatchers ' at work I hear something! I want my Mama! Sponge, Doctor? W jugiL i t T � an 1 B R m ' omt I’ll try not to stick you! Feeding time Just a little stick, darlin End of the day ' ( 111 1 ' Contact with the outside. What ' s your horoscope? Another month another error! m % Five minute break between class. Tennis shoes??? H ■ lf Iff; II II Where’s the bugle? Watch that ball! Is it Alive? Gotta cigarette? New Food! Who stopped the music? Have fun? The party ' s over Students WINTER-FORMAL Faculty Left to Right: Hkk Maxine Blackmon President Gen Kennedy Vice-President Marlene Landry Secretary Barbara von Schneidau Treasurer Student Council, the governing division of the student body, is composed of duly elected officers and representatives from each class including the affiliate classes. It is a method of student self-govern¬ ment which is granted and supported by the school administration. Weekly meetings are held to consider infractions of regulations with which students are charged, to discuss current problems, and to suggest improvements for the general welfare of the student body. It offers one a true insight into student problems and administration policies. Prestige and respect are given its members as representatives of the student body. Miss Stella O’Connor Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL L.A.S.N. The Louisiana Association of Student Nurses, since its organization in 1950, has played a vital part in student life and activities. This association has func¬ tioned to prepare students for membership in graduate associations by acquaint¬ ing them with the purpose, goals and program of the professional association, thereby providing a solid foundation upon which to base their activities in the association. This year Charity’s L. A. S. N. has been active on a local, district and state level, attaining 100% membership of the student body, election of several dis¬ trict officers and one state officer. Under the sponsorship of Miss Gloria Gernhauser, Charity ' s L. A. S. N. can point with pride to a year of progressive and effective organization. Sally Cooper President Left to Right: Suzy Hooks Vice-President Camilla Michael Secretary Ruth Brink Treasurer Camilla Michael Vice-President C” CLUB Pat Kennedy Secretary The C Club, reactivated in 1957, is a service club whose mem¬ bership is earned by outstanding interest, enthusiasm, and participation in school activities. Fostering school spirit is the goal of every C Clubber, with the ul¬ timate intention of proving our newly adopted motto, ... and the greatest of these is Charity. Glenda Cox Treasurer Betsy Lauve President Miss Stella O’Connor Sponsor IAX Sigma Alpha Chi is the Honorary Nursing Sorority organized at Charity in 1938. The privilege of membership, the highest honor that can be achieved and enjoyed while a student nurse, is granted to junior and senior students who have maintained an outstand¬ ing scholastic average, have above average ability in practical work, have good moral character and commendable spirit and attitude. Miss Stella O’Connor Sponsor Geraldine Owens President Gretchen LaFleur Vice-President Nancy McCloskey Secretary-Treasurer DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club has brought another year of fun and entertainment to the student body along with providing its members the opportunity of recreation and self-expression. Among its presentations this year were the Viper skit, the Christmas play which was also given for the hospital patients, a This is Your Life program and a play en¬ titled Four Little Words. Peggy Thurston President Suzy Hooks Vice-President Judy Roche Secretary Elizabeth Vegh Treasurer WHITE CAP Sally Cooper Editor The official news publication of the Charity Hos¬ pital School of Nursing, The White Cap, ” has brought another year of excellent journalism to the students concerning their profession, school activities, problems, news events and entertainment. For the year 1958-1959, the White Cap was under the capable guidance of Sally Cooper, editor, and Miss Joy Ellen Leggio, Faculty Advisor. Together with the staff members of the paper, they have pre¬ sented, with an increased number of publications, an accurate and thorough news presentation throughout the year. Miss Joy Ellen Leggio Faculty Advisor asfns ATHLETIC CLUB Emerging victorious from another exciting and challenging season, the Athletic Club continues to add coveted trophies to its proud collection. Led by Captain Willene Brown, who was named Best Athlete, and under the able direction of Coach Elroy Scott, the club has indeed come through in Championship style. Champions of the Cotton State Nurses ' Invitational Basketball Tournament in Mem¬ phis, Tennessee, the team also won Second place in both the Nurses ' Basketball and Volleyball League in New Orleans. Willene Brown President Jody Gates Vice-President Lena Stone Secretary-Treasurer Champions Cotton States Basketball Nurses Invitational Tournament -r—£=• LIBRARY CLUB Constance Zimmer President Going places and doing things seems to be the Library Club’s 1959 motto. After getting acquainted at an ice cream party, the junior librarians began their year’s activities by sponsoring a cultural movie for the stu¬ dent body. Then followed a book sale and tour of the Public Library, the Civic Center, and the Delgado Museum. Another of its activities was that of securing paintings from the Public Library for display in Charity’s own hallowed halls. Kathy Kinchen Vice-President Lucy Arnold Secretary Grace Bullock Treasurer SODALITY Dolores Kahanek Prefect Rose Guilbeau Vice-Prefect The Sodality, well known by its members as our Lady ' s Organization, opened its activities this year with an Animated Rosary. Other acti¬ vities included the Thanksgiving baskets for the poor, a children ' s party, and the celebration of the Crowning of Our Blessed Virgin during May, the month especially dedicated to Our Mother. Joan Arceneaux Anna Rae Kahanek Secretary Treasurer Sister Urban Sponsor PROTESTANT CHAPEL Mary Ellen Ellzey President Sylvia Wilkins Vice-President Protestant Chapel provides an opportunity for all Protestant girls to get together for a devotional period once a week. Guest speakers are invited for each meeting and include missionaries, Ministerial students and laymen. The Protestant Chapel has had an eventful year of spiritual activity. Points of interest in its pro¬ gram included regular chapel services, Bible studies, and charitable assistance to the needy. Lorena Fletcher Secretary Grace Bullock Treasurer rr Maxine Blackmon President Sylvia Wilkins Vice-President Mary Ellen Ellzey Secretary B.S.U. The Baptist Student Union is a religious organization composed of all Baptist students from each class in the student body. It fosters prayer life and Christian character develop¬ ment in each of its members. Weekly Vesper Services are held with inspirational mes¬ sages given by local ministers or Christian laymen. CAPS AND CAPES To the Student Body we give the 1959 Edition of Caps and Capes--hoping that it will be a treasure in years to come, reminiscent of the good times--and hard but gratifying work of one of your 3 years at Charity. Sally Kight Peggy Thurston Lillie Hull Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager ‘r AVORITES SWEETHEART Miss Peggy Thurston MOST POPULAR Miss Nancy McCloskey CUTEST Miss Lynda Dixon 1 WITTIEST Miss Jan Hebert BEST DRESSED Miss Carolynn Davis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Miss Maxine Blackmon MOST DEPENDABLE Miss Margaret Fabre MOST TALENTED Miss Barbara Lance MOST PROFESSIONAL Miss Sarah Faircloth BEST SCHOLAR Miss Ruth Brink MOST ATHLETIC Miss Willene Brown J Okies Whites on the green. Tourists at heart. w - : ■ r 7 Beauty is a chore. One year older Wedding Bells are breaking up the old gang. Our bathing beauties?? In Memphis. Our last formal at Charity