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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

I 1 1 1 - •V ' ' ■ I If ! jj s| 1 lv. « «l f ' l r . but the greatest of these is Charity. I Corinthians 13:13 CAPS AND CAPES 1 9 6 0 Charity Hospital School of Nursing New Orleans, Louisiana With affection and respect we dedicate this 1960 Caps and Capes to you. Miss Gernhauser. You stood by us through the years, always ready with words of encouragement whem our spirits were low. upbraiding us when we needed it, but always inspiring us with the confidence that we could do better. Your interest, guidance, and support has been an inspi¬ ration to us. Please accept this dedication with our love and deepest gratitude. SEATED, left to right: Mr. George Van Kuren, Mrs. James O ' Connor, Dr. Don L. Peterson, Dr. LeoJ. Kerne and Mrs. Ila H. Slater. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. J. T. Aubert, secretary, Mr. A. P. Richard II, Mr. Charles W. Kehl, Mr. Louis E. Thomas, Jr. , Dr. Abe Mickal, Mr. Donald Oster, Dr. Louis Burroughs, Dr. Richard Hellinger and Dr. James M. Ciaravella. 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. Abe Mickal, M. D. 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 LeoJ. Kerne, M. D. - - Donald C. Oster- Louis Burroughs, M. D. - A. P. Richard, II-- Lucien K. Moss, M. D. - Richard Hellinger, M. D. Charles W. Kehl- ■ - - - Director of Hospital -Secretary-Treasurer -Assistant Director -Assistant Director -Clinical Director Assistant Clinical Director ---Attorney DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE Dear Students, Our congratulations to each for her untiring efforts in bringing to fruition our school motto, AND THE GREATEST OF THESE IS CHARITY. To the Caps and Capes Staff, our thanks for the vivid portrayal of school ac¬ tivities and accomplishments, it is a beautiful memento that each will cherish. To the graduates, congratulations and best wishes for the successful fulfillment of your ambitions. Our sincere wish for your class is that each by her personal efforts and conduct will uphold her Alma Mater’s reputation of. AND THE GREATEST OF THESE IS CHARITY. Sincerely, Sister Pauline, Director School of Nursing EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Miss Fabiola Hollier, Sister Gertrude, Sister Pauline, Miss Stella O’Connor, Sister Urban, Mrs. Marie Manich, Secretary. Missing from picture - Miss Sue Cain. Faculty MISS LAURENCE BERNARD, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. , M. Ed. Instructor, Social Sciences, Health Nurse MISS MAXINE BLACKMON, R. N. Instructor, Nursing Arts MRS. RUTH BROOKS, B. S. Instructor, Diet Therapy MISS SUE CAIN, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Obstetric Nursing MRS. LUCILLE CAS TINE, R. N. Instructor, Nursing Arts MRS. COLLEEN DAVIS, R. N. Instructor, Chemistry MISS MARION de la TOUR, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Surgical Nursing 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 MIRIAM HARTZ, R. N. , B. S. N. Instructor, Surgical 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 MRS. RUBY KEY, R. N. , Instructor, Nursing Arts MRS. ANNE LIND, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Obstetrical Nursing MRS. NANCY LOUIS, R. N. Instructor, Nursing Fundamentals MISS DOTTIE MOORE, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing MISS NANCY McCLOSKEY, R. N. Instructor, Nursing Arts MISS MARGARET McKEVIT, R. N. , B. S. N. Instructor, Communicable Diseases MRS. SAIDE NASH, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Registrar MISS JERRI 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. a N. , B. S. in N. Ed. , M. S. Public Health Coordinator MISS LOUISE RUE, R. N. , B. S. N. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing MRS. JOY ELLEN STRAIN, B. A. Social Director MRS. ELIZABETH VICKERS, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Nursing Arts MISS CARMEL ANN WAGGENSPACK, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Nursing Arts MRS. MARY LEE WILSON, R. N. , B. S. in N. Ed. Instructor, Gynecology m As we take the first steps in the preparation for our profession, we find much hard but satisfying work as well as many vitally interesting and worthwhile experiences await¬ ing us. 1 if Brenda Bailey Lanett, Alabama Brenda Bailly New Orleans, Louisiana Charlotte Beeler Tampa, Florida Mary Ruth Bridges Shreveport, Louisiana Sandra Brooks Baton Rouge, Louisiana Barbara Bucko Hialeah, Florida Linda Burnette Tampa, Florida Dale Carpenter Madison, Florida Elaine Chasson Morgan City, Louisiana Judy Ann Blanchard Thibodaux, La Evelyn Boudreaux Abbeville, La, Gloria Boudreaux Lafayette, La. ■ Brenda Chetta Metairie, La. Diane Chetta New Orleans, La. Juanita Cooper St. Martinville, La. Suzanne Cooper Laurel, Mississippi Sharon Covington Pensacola, Florida Patsy Crosby Biloxi, Mississippi Joann Dalton Pensacola, Fla. Betty Jane Davidson Roseland, La. Lou Ella Day Baker, La. Sara Faye Cummings Kentwood, Louisiana Madeleine Jo Currier Amite, Louisiana Mary Lou Curry New Orleans, Louisian Cindy DeLong Biloxi, Mississippi Ann Dicharry Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mary Ann Dion Coral Gables, Florida Emmallee Dominique Gheens, Louisiana Yvonne Duet Cut Off, Louisiana Patricia DuMoulin Baton Rouge, Louisiana Edith Ray Eddy Baton Rouge, La. Jane Ellingsworth Abita Springs, La. Sandra Elliott Marksville, La. Barbara Ellison Williamsburg, Kentucky Judy Ely Lisle, Illinois Marguerite Evans Miami, Florida Georgeanna Ezell Pensacola, Florida Sarah Farris St. Amant, Louisiana Margaret Ferris Coral Gables, Florida Gay Fuqua Lake Charles, Louisiana Mary Ann Garibotte Houma, Louisiana Mary Jo Garner Kay Geymann Cushing, Oklahoma Catherine Goudeau Hammond, Louisiana Joann Griffin Cut Off, Louisiana Pamela Guillot Thibodaux, La. Peggy Hampton Argos, Indiana Faye Harvin Baton Rouge, La. Jannie Fewell Broussard, La. Maxine Fisher Metairie, La. Susan Flaus Lakeland, Fla. Rosemary Hathorn Effie, Louisiana Patsy Hebert Thibodaux, Louisiana Wanda Helmer Metairie, Louisiana Jeannette Hopkins New Orleans, La Suzanne Hursey Slidell, La. Sandra Hymel Metairie, La. S ' Virginia Kleefkens Cristobal, Canal Zone Janet Kopecky Raymondville, Texas Carolyn LaFleur Eunice, Louisiana Margaret Landreneau Plaucheville, Louisiana Patricia Landry Braithwaite, Louisiana Evelyn Henry Tampa, Florida Rachel Herring Pensacola, Florida Bonnie Holt Kenner, Louisiana Suellen Jordan Winnfield, Louisiana Ferrell Lebowitz Montgomery, Ala. Patricia Leidigh Orland Park, Ill. Betty Lou Loving Baton Rouge, La. Carolyn Malone Pensacola, Florida ) 1 Carol Mancus Riverside, California Cynthia Lowe New Orleans, Louisiana Meralee Marquet Gretna, Louisiana Diana Marshall Jacksonville, Florida Pamela Maycock Gillette, Wyoming Ann Miller Greenville, Florida Mary Elizabeth Milner Bunnell, Florida Jermayne Montgomery Garden Grove, California Ella Mae Morales Margarita, Canal Zone Paula Moreau Opelousas, Louisiana Joanne Moulton Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sherry North Maplewood, Louisiana Ann Oliver Panama City, Florida Brenda Perrin Scott, Louisiana Evelyn Mayer Opelousas, La. Ellen Mershon Lakeland, Fla. Jill Mileski Gillette, Wyo. Nancy Ann Murphy Marrero, La. Sharon Neegard Long Beach, Calif. Mary Katherine Nelson Da ytona Beach, Fla. Dolores Pineda Honduras Lula Plauche Hamburg, Louisiana Charlene Polito Independence, Louisiana Beverly Preisler Gainesville, Fla. Diane Richard New Orleans, La. Linda Jo Robertson Columbia, Miss. Polly Rosetti Biloxi, Mississippi Mary Ceil Ross Prentiss, Mississippi Genevie Rousse Cut Off, Louisiana Verna Roy Hessner, Louisiana Anna Schaff Belle Rose, Louisiana Adriel Serpas Algiers, Louisiana Nerle Ann Sones Pascagoula, Mississippi Elaine Spafford Ocala, Florida Kitty Spitzfaden Minden, Louisiana } Gail Stricklin Crestview, Florida Maureen Sullivan Gretna, Louisiana Maxine Tewis Panama Canal Zone Marilyn Upchurch Louisville, Miss Louise Vaden Delray Beach, Florida Jeanne Vanover Pontiac, Michigan Cecile Vining New Orleans, Louisiana Grace Wasmer New Orleans, Louisiana Mary Watson New Roads, Louisiana Marceta Thomas Bogalusa, La. Lena Ann Tiesi Tickfaw, La. Elizabeth Tuberville Century, Fla. Mary Ann West Harvey, La. Georgianna Wheelwright Marianna, Fla. Charlynne Young New York, N. Y. Patricia Young Louisville, Mississippi Sally Young f Fort Lauderdale, Fla. i ' JUDY ROCHE Lexington, Kentucky President JULIE S. MOORE Lutz, Florida Vice President MERLE LeBLANC Belle Rose, Louisiana Secretary ANNA RAE KAHANEK Hallettsville, Texas Treasurer BETTY AUPIED Westwego, Louisiana JUDY ADDY Fort Lauderdale, Florida MARY ARNOLD Chalmette, Louisiana JEAN BARKER Lake City, Florida GAYLE BEETLEY Clearwater, Florida GAIL BELL New Orleans, Louisiana PEGGY BREAUX St. Martinsville, Louisiana JUDY HANCHEY Lake Charles, Louisiana TONI KEATING New Orleans, Louisiana ANNEL LaFLEUR Eunice, Louisiana MARY ELIZABETH CAROTHERS Louisville, Mississippi MARCIA DANFORD Chalmette, Louisiana PAT DANIELS New Orleans, Louisiana CHARLOTTE EISERLOH New Orleans, Louisiana DELTRA R. GUIDRY Hackberry, Louisiana LINDA M. GEORGE Long Beach, Mississippi PRISCILLA GREENLAND Jackson, Mississippi GWENDA HAMRICK Phenix City, Alabama V.: : • lllf MARY ANN LEDET Thibodaux, Louisiana BEVERLY LIND Guayaquil, Ecuador VELMA LOUISE McINNIS Florence, Alabama ANN MARSLAND Biloxi, Mississippi JOYCE OLIVER Glenwood, Arkansas CAROL ANN MEDINA New Orleans, Louisiana JO MILLER Eunice, Louisiana NELL PATTERSON Sandy Hook, Mississippi FRAN PETHO New Orleans, Louisiana JUDY PETTIT Jacksonville, Florida PAULINE PEZANT Hattiesburg, Mississippi LEE PHILLIPS Baltimore, Maryland BARBARA PITRE Opelousas, Louisiana JOANNE POOLE Lake Village, Arkansas BETTY REED Marianna, Florida JEAN SCOTT Glenwood, Arkansas MELBA LEE RITTER Marrero, Louisiana MARILYN SCHULTZ Miami, Florida ALICE F. SIMON Kaplan, Louisiana CAROLYN JANE SMITH Venice, Louisiana PATRICIA SMITH Columbus, Georgia JULIA A. SPRATT New Brighton, Pennsylvania i BRIDGET STACK Beaumont, Texas WANDA STANLEY Jacksonville, Florida LENA FRANCINE STONE Bogalusa, Louisiana SANDRA STRAUSER New Orleans, Louisiana JACKIE WATSON Crossett, Arkansas GRACE ELAINE TERRACINA Opelousas, Louisiana LULA ANNE THOMPSON Carlsbad, New Mexico NOVA ANN WESER New Orleans, Louisiana POLLY J. WYROSDICK DeFuniak Springs, Florida NELL ZERINGUE Marrero, Louisiana SARAH THERESA PERRICONE Bogalusa, Louisiana President I am as I am and so I will be. Joanna rita lasseigne Welcome, Louisiana Vice President She teaches the art of friendship. — ' ' ' ' v f$i ; ANNETA STANTON Wauchula, Florida Secretary I see thee as a gentle woman.” JOYCE ALLEN Lafayette, Louisiana Here ' s the devil-and-all to pay. JOAN MARIE BUSH Bogalusa, Louisiana Treasurer Still water runs deep. JOAN ARCENEAUX Lafayette, Louisiana happiness is a habit; cul¬ tivate it. ONIA MARIE BORDELON Simmesport, Louisiana I shall laugh myself to death. BARBARA BRANDT New Orleans, Louisiana Deliver me from the contamination of education. DORIS JO BULLOCK Columbia, Mississippi There is no place more delightful than home. ■ ■ Iffe JOANNE A. BUSHEY Clearwater, Florida Earnest endeavor is sure to reward. VIRGINIA CAGE Monroe, Louisiana The courteous captain of compliments.” DORIS ANN CROSS Camden, Arkansas Her ways are ways of pleasanmess. MARLETTA EXUM Marianna, Florida Happy I am, from care I ' m free. MARIE LYNN CONQUE Lafayette, Louisiana True politeness is perfect ease and freedom. GLENDA COX Opelousas, Louisiana Never change when love has found its home. LAURA CONWAY New Orleans, Louisiana Happy and filled with the joy of living. ETHEL FACIANE Slidell, Louisiana Throw fear to the wind. JUDY FLACH New Orleans, Louisiana Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why worry? LORENA FLETCHER Baton Rouge, Louisian a Leave silence to the saint, I ' m just human. B. ANN FORGEY Morgan City, Louisiana Life is what you make it. SONYA GUIDROZ Westwego, Louisiana Virtue is like a rich stone. ELIZABETH ELOISE HENCELY Marianna, Florida The remedy is worse than the disease. CLARA FORTENBERRY New Orleans, Louisiana I ' ll turn over a new leaf. TINA GONZALES Dilley, Texas Sweet, neat, and quite petite. JOANNE GATES Clearwater, Florida If effort brings success, fame is here. PATSY LOUISE GAMBRELL Laurel, Mississippi She says little, but thinks a lot. BETTY ANN GERMAIN New Orleans, Louisiana Dynamite comes in small packages. JERRIE HORNSBY Colquitt, Georgia The hair is -the richest ornament of women. ASTRID ELSPETH HUNTER New Orleans, Louisiana The art of walking is suggestive of the dignity of man. MARTHA SANDRA JOHNSON Laramie, Wyoming A quiet mind is richer than a crown. PAT KENNEDY Shreveport, Louisiana Will is character in action. ELVA JANET KELLER Houma, Louisiana Make hay while the sun shines. TOMMUEU LAMBETH Gainesville, Florida Do your duty, and leave the rest to heaven. JUDITH ANN LOHR New Orleans, Louisiana Absence makes the heart grow fonder. HH I BERNARDINE ELLEN McNULTY Fort Pierce, Florida Life has no blessing like a friend. YVONNE McTAGGART Belle Glade, Florida I ' ll never tire of the sun. LORAINE MAILLET New Roads, Louisiana A smile is always on her lips and a song nor far behind. LINDA MEGEHEE Bogalusa, Louisiana Full of life and lively fun, a friend and pal to everyone. EMMA DEAN MORGAN Kentwood, Louisiana Promptness is a virtue. ELAINE PERRY Ocala, Florida She’s full of life and full of fun. ESTHER LEONA OGEA Lake Charles, Louisiana Oh sleep, oh gentle sleep. MARY PESOLA Ocala, Florida If you must kill time, work it to death. MARGARET VERONICA PIKE Belle Glade, Florida Good humor is the health of the soul. BETA A. RALLE Tampa, Florida Principles last forever. VIANNE RUFFINO New Orleans, Louisiana Pleased with the world, and the world pleases her. JOYCE ANN SIMONEAUX Napoleonville, Louisiana Her future is planned; third finger, left hand. BETTY STEVENS Bogalusa, Louisiana Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. IRMA SONES Bay St. Louis, Mississippi We easily believe that what we wish. ANN TARRANT Biloxi, Mississippi I chatter, chatter, as I g°- BOBBY TORBERT Houma, Louisiana No task ' s too steep for human wit. LILLIAN ANN SAMARDZIJA Pontiac, Michigan She is never less at leisure than when at leisure. MAMIE SARGENT Harrisonburg, Louisiana Manner, not gold, is woman ' s best adornment. DORIS TUCKER Summerville, South Carolina Good qualities need no advertising. ELIZABETH VEGH Hammond, Louisiana She lives in measureless content. BARBARA Y. von SCHNEIDAU Covington, Louisiana Not by years, but by disposition, wisdom acquired. KATHRYN JANET WEEKS Jackson, Mississippi She prefers to listen. SYLVIA WILKINS Laramie, Wyoming Blessings on him who first invented sleep. ROSELYN ZIMMERMAN Franklin, Louisiana Through life she goes with a happy smile. SHERRY LAMPTON YARBOROUGH Kentwood, Louisiana To know her is to love her. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1959-1960 Sister Pauline, Director of School of Nursing; Pat Kennedy, Barbara vonSchneidau, Judy Roche, Barbara Pitre. SHERRY YARBOROUGH Beauty Queen MAMIE SARGENT Honor Maid Senior Junior Pre- Clinical Beauty Maids JERMAYNE MONTGOMERY 98.6 - 80-20 Screen the patient. We learn on each other. Tight enough to bounce a quarter. How about a stroll? M 1 Hydrocortisone gtts. 2 O. S. TID Who would you like to scrub for? Where does this go? One splenectomy, two appendectomies.” Everybody ' s needed. Tiny tots!! Little ' Big Eyes’. Smiles in spite of all. Go away, Nurse! Keeping the kids happy B P P.R. q 1 hr. and record. Not under the water, please. It says beds 1-6. - 7:00 a. m. Occupational therapy. Team conference. - 8:00 a.m. A key for every door. Money for cigarettes. „ h chance to i ela% - ca up on wotld eveau- Two sponges with each syringe, please! Department of Radiology da at k UP ?0S Biea Ida 1 ’ Uppp! Christmas Caroling I e m Christmas Fun Catching up on last week ' s news today! Go get ' em, girls Say ' cheese ' To the Park Coffee and Doughnut times four Who ' s Champ? CHSN ' s Idol Field Trips can be interesting. igfliRi Sewing lesson Crumpets Don ' t take the milk. Nighty night Beauty Court and Escorts Student Council 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-government which is granted and supported by the school administration. Weekly meetings are held to consider in¬ fractions of regulations with which students are charged, to discuss current problems, and to suggest im¬ provements 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 PAT KENNEDY President DORIS JO BULLOCK Vice President MISS STELLA O ’CONNOR Sponsor JUDY ROCHE Secretary BARBARA PITRE Treasurer ZAX Sigma Alpha Chi is the Honorary Nursing Sorority organized at Charity in 1938. The privilege of membership, die highest honor that can be achieved and enjoyed while a student nurse, is granted to junior and senior students who have maintained an outstanding scholastic average, have above average ability in practical work, have good moral character and commendable spirit and attitude. BARBARA von SCHNEIDAU TOMMIELU LAMBETH President Vice President MISS STELLA O’CONNOR Sponsor JOANNE GATES Secretary-Treasurer PAT KENNEDY LIL SAMARDZIJA JOANNA LASSEIGNE SONYA GUIDROZ Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Since its organization in 1950, the Louisiana Association of Student Nurses has played a vital part in student life and activities. The association has functioned to prepare students for membership in grad¬ uate associations by acquainting them with the purpose, goals, and programs of the professional organ¬ ization, thereby providing a solid foundation upon which to base their activities in the association. This year ' s group has been very active on local, state, and national levels. Anneta Stanton, Char¬ ity ' s candidate, was chosen Student Nurse of the State. Our display carried away the Chadwick Award, first place trophy at the state convention. Charity placed two students in local offices and one in a state office. 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. Anneta Stanton I pel S a tes State CotW e ' nti° u Ch Sub. adwicb Award Student Nurse of the Year btZ Win y Ester patvo pe eg, : ate CottV e nu° u Strict Dei at ionai are to v nt. ' ■10 n ' firm- rr C” Club The ”C Club, a service organization, has for its purpose the advancement of school spirit, the im¬ provement of school activities and the development and recognition of potential and actual campus leaders. MISS STELLA O ' CONNOR Sponsor LIL SAMARDZIJA President JOANNA LASSEIGNE Vice President JUDY ADDY Secretary NELL ZERINGUE Treasurer The White Cap, the official news publication of the Charity Hospital School of Nursing, has brought to its readers excellent journalism concerning their profession, school activities, problems, news events and also articles purely for entertainment. The staff has again succeeded in presenting a thorough account of new happenings throughout the year. LIL SAMARDZUA Editor BERNADINE McNULTY News Editor ELOISE HENCELY Feature Editor SARAH PERRICONE Copy Editor Choral Club The Choral Club, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Slifkin, has made great advancement this year in its striving for recognition as a professional group. Among its achievements are: a Christmas program, a concert at St. Martin ' s Protestant Episcopal School, and a spring concert at the Orleans Club. Many more performances are planned for the oncoming year, including television programs. MARLENE EXUM Librarian JUDY ROCHE Vice President JULIE MOORE President Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club brought another year of fun and entertainment to the Student Body, along with providing its members the opportunity of recreation and self expression. i SONYA GUIDROZ President FRAN PETHO Vice President ELIZABETH VEGH Secretary-Treasurer II i Athletic Club Again this year, under the most capable direction of Mr. Elroy Scott, the Athletic Club added several trophies to its already proud collection; winning first place in volleyball and coming in second in basket¬ ball in the Nurses ' League of New Orleans. With the greatly appreciated support of the cheerleaders and fans Charity again has come through in championship style. JODY GATES President LENA STONE Vice President SARAH CUMMINGS Secretary -Treasurer Cheerleaders LORRAINE MAILLET Senior ELAINE PERRY Senior FRAN PETHO Junior LULA THOMPSON Junior DIANE RICHARD Pre-Clinical Junior Librarians GWEN HAMRICK SONYA GUIDROZ President Vice President 1960 marks another year for the Library Club to be recognized as a functioning group of Charity. As well as the fun connected with belonging, the Junior Librarians have offered services to the Library by arranging displays and donating long play records purchased with the money derived from their book- sale. In the way of cultural activities, this year, they have taken tours of the Cabildo, Delgado Museum and the Public Library. MRS. JULIA BULL Sponsor NELL PATTERSON BEVERLY LIND Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sodality JOAN ARCENEAUX Prefect SONYA GUIDROZ Vice-Prefect The Sodality, well known to its members as Our Lady ' s Organization, opened its activities this year with an Animated Rosary. Other activities included the Thanksgiving baskets for the poor, a children ' s party, a retreat in April and the celebration of the Crowning of our Blessed Virgin during May, the month especially dedicated to Our Mother. SISTER URBAN Sponsor ANNA RAE KAHANEK Secretary LINDA GEORGE Treasurer FRAN PETHO President JOYCE OLIVER First Vice President LULA THOMPSON Second Vice President Protestant Chapel MARY BRIDGES Secretary-Treasurer Protestant Chapel provides an opportunity for all Protestant girls, from Charity and affiliating schools, to get together for a devotional period once a week. Guest speakers are invited for each devotional time and give brief ideas, opinions and discussions on various subjects. The Protestant Chapel has had a very good year of spiritual activity, which includes chapel services, Bible studies and discussions, charitable assistance to the needy, and occasional social get-togethers. B.S.U-. The Baptist Student Union is a religious organization composed of all Baptist students within the school. Our purpose is to provide op¬ portunities for Christian fellowship and spiritual enlightenment. Ves¬ per Services” are held weekly with inspirational talks brought by Christian ministers and laymen. JULIE MOORE President LULA THOMPSON First Vice President PRISSY GREENLAND Second Vice President NELL PATTERSON Secretary 1183 m v Hilly •• ■■■ ' 3 Isa and Capes With mixed feelings of pride and pleasure, we on the Staff of Caps and Capes present to you your yearbook - with the hope that we have fulfilled our mission and recorded for you a book of living mem¬ ories of days at Charity. We express our sincerest thanks to Mrs. Joy Ellen Strain, Social Director, for her continuous guidance and assistance. JOAN BUSH Editor SARAH PERRICONE Associate Editor PAT GAMBRELL Business Manager BARBARA von SCHNEIDAU Photographer Sweetheart SHERRY YARBOROUGH Most Popular PAT KENNEDY JODY GATES Cutest Friendliest LINDA MEGEHEE SONYA GUIDROZ JOAN BUSH Best-Dressed BETTY STEVENS ■A ' A r.. - . Most Talented • r m BARBARA von SCHNEIDAU Caps feel heavier? Christmas Caroling. Choral Club Spring Concert. Field of mu Santa ' s coming. w Christmas Recital. Where’s the beard?” The Sacks. You ' re cheating, Sarah! Anyone for snowman? J r « ; Looks like a time occupier. Recognize this place? P 4 I � I 15 si i f Mi ’ I Mi mm i : - jMlt i I r iiii |§ggg|§M i i i M i 1 M 8 Mlllll mnn mmi hmu 11 ‘l.lfti; |||3 .hiiMiil I 5 MHili i M iiiuiU ' M 13 ; , I. T y I! 1 J ■ ' Hi 88 18 ntiiuihi i3 . WrnSmmmmm . ii ill ; i ■ ' ■: A goal is reached! Our future steps may wander, but we will always cherish memories of our three years at Charity. xx .... . 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