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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

..... ■ ■ CAPS AND CAPES 1964 Charity Hospital School of Nursing New Orleans , Louisiana SISTER BLANCHE - Director MARIANNE ARIEUX - Editor The woods are silent, dark, and deep But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost Urn im.mi.IWft iljteua r -: s D e d i c a t i o n liliH 8 HI Mill To SISTER GERTRUDE, so diligent in her endeavors, so representative of a way of life, so giving of herself for the well-being of others ... a smile, a nod, a gesture that has steered in the right direc¬ tion many a weary traveler on this road to nursing ... we gratefully dedicate the 1964 CAPS AND CAPES. ■ % A _ _ cades, place stop signs, prevent careless cidents, keep the road surface paved to pro vide as smooth a passageway as possible Board of SEATED, Left to Right: Rudolph J. Weinmann, Gilbert C. Tomskey, M,D„ George Van Ku- ren, Leo J. Kerne, M.D., John W. Bowen, Irvin J. G. Janssen, Rhodes J. Spedale, M.D. STAND¬ ING, Left to Right: A. P. Richard, II, Ingard O. Johannesen, David J. Vial, M.D., Louis E. CHARITY HOSPITAL EXECUTIVE STAFF LEO J. KERNE, M.D. - - WELDON TALLEY- LOUIS BURROUGHS, M.D. A. P. RICHARD, II - - DEREK BROCK, M.D. - • JAMES S. SHELBY, M.D. ARTHUR VIDRINE, M.D. INGARD O. JOHANNESEN RUDOLPH WEINMANN - ------ Director of Hospital - — - - - Secretary-Treasurer - - - — - - Assistant Director Administrative Assistant Director - - - Assistant Clinical Director - - - Assistant Clinical Director - - - Assistant Clinical Director . — — ______ Attorney _____ — ____ Attorney Administrators Thomas, Jr., Sterling J. Robichaux, Donald L. Peterson, D.D.S., Thomas C. Nugent, Weldon Talley, Thomas J. Bethune, Sam J. Arcuri. (Missing: M. O. Miller, M.D., Willard A. El- lender, M.D., Robert F. Azar.) CHARITY HOSPITAL BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS GOVERNOR JIMMIE H. DAVIS.Ex-Officio President JOHN W. BOWEN - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Vice-President THOMAS C. NUGENT LOUIS E. THOMAS, JR. M. O. MILLER, M.D. SAM J. ARCURI RHODES J. SPEDALE, M.D. DAVID J. VIAL, M.D. GILBERT C. TOMSKEY, M.D THOMAS J. BETHUNE GEORGE VAN KUREN IRVIN J. G. JANSSEN DONALD L. PETERSON, D.D.S. STERLING J. ROBICHAUX WILLARD A. ELLENDER, M.D. SISTER ALPHONSA Director of Sisters ' Division Charity Hospital Sister Blanche Director School of Nursing Compassionate the mountains rise, Dim with the wistful dimness of old eye: That, having looked on life time out of mind, Know that the simple gift of being kind Is greater than all wisdom of the wise. - DuBose Heyward FA CUL TY Our faculty serves as guideposts on this rambling road we travel ... a gentle but firm push in the right di¬ rection ... a word of warning for any trouble that might lie ahead ... an ever-present reminder of the rules we should follow. Sister Mercedes, R.N., M. S., Assistant Director in charge of Educational Program. Sue Michalik, R.N., B. S.N.Ed., M.S.N., As¬ sistant Director in charge of Faculty Development. Laurence Bernard, R.N., M. Ed., Instructor, Social Science. Mrs. Ruth Brooks, B.S., Mrs. Doris Burvant, R.N., Instructor, Nutrition and Health Nurse. Diet Therapy. SueCain, R.N., B. S.N.Ed., Instructor, Maternity Nurs¬ ing. I Sally Cooper, R.N., As- James Dawes, B.S., Instruc- sistant Instructor, Psychiat- tor, Chemistry, ric Nursing. Mrs. Evelyn Doering, R.N., B.S., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. Theresa Forti, R.N., B.S., Instructor, Out-Patient Nursing. Mrs. Georgia Gasper, R. N., B.S., Instructor, Funda¬ mentals of Nursing. Sister Gertrude, R.N., B.S., Carol Gisevius, B.S., Instructor in charge of Sci- Counselor, ence Courses. 1 Grace Grafton, R.N., B.S. inN.Ed., Instructor in Operating Room Nursing. Peggy Herrin, R.N., B.S., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. rs. Margaret McCann, N., M. S., Instructor, ychiatric Nursing. Mrs. Carol Monahan, B.S., Mrs. Saide Nash, R.N., Social Director. B.S. inN.Ed., Registrar. Fabiola Hoilier, R.N., M.Ed., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. Willie Holzknecht, R.N., B.S. inN.Ed., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. Mrs. Harriet Hotard, B.A., B.S.L.S., Librarian. Mrs. Georgie Lewis, R.N., Mrs. Anne Lind, R.N., Instructor, Tuberculosis B.S. inN.Ed., Instructor, Nursing. Team Nursing. Sara Jo Lother, R.N., B. S., inN.Ed., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. Beverley Nordmann, R. N. , B. S. , in N. Ed., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. Mrs. Marilyn Paez, R.N., B.S.N., Instructor, Team Nursing. Rebecca Potter, R. N., B.S., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. I | Mrs. Sue Pratt, R.N., M.S. inN.Ed., Instructor, Psychiatric Nursing. Una Robertson, R.N., C.P.H.N., M.A., Co¬ ordinator of Public Health Nursing. Julia Spratt, R.N., B.A., Instructor, Nursing of Children and Sociology. Not pictured: Mrs. Caro¬ lyn Dowdy, Mrs. Joan Mit- tlebronn, Mrs. Jerry Wil¬ son, Mrs. Penny English, Mrs. Constance Rosabal, Mrs. Phyllis Roberts, Don¬ na Jones, Mrs. Joann Boy- lan, Mrs. MaryTschirn, Gloria Gernhauser. 1 j Robert Tyler, M.Ed., In- j structor, Anatomy and j Physiology. Mrs. Norma Waits, R.N., B.S. inN.Ed., Instructor, Nursing of Adults. Mrs. Edith Weil, R.N., Instructor, Maternity Nurs¬ ing. Residence Supervisor and Hostesses SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Loretta deMonsabert, Mrs. Aimee Muldrey, Residence Supervisor. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Catherine Thilborger, Mrs. Marie Lind, Mrs. Mabel Reese. Secretaries KJaai ' 1 ■? V. , a. VMK. % A Jr -■% Plk . mvj f A rs� 1 SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Julia Faller, Mrs. Marie Manich, Mrs. Mamie McGinnis. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Gertie Faucheaux, Mrs. Audrey Truxillo, Mrs. Thelma Scandaliato, Mrs. Hazel Tuttle, Mrs. Mae Couturie, Mrs. Myra Caston, Mrs. Mary Greenlee. Sister Mary David The Caps and Capes staff is proud to honor Sister Mary David, present Supervisor of the Breaux Building, who is celebrating her 60th anniversary as a graduate of Charity Hospital School of Nursing. Her work as a Daughter of Charity has taken her to many places in the United States. She has also worked in Italy, and has spent several years in China, realizing a life¬ long dream of caring for unwanted children. One of the oldest living graduates of Charity, Sister Mary David has been here now since 1952. ■ :Weary, footsore, but happy, the seniors have reached the end of the road through nursing school. .Yet, as one looks out . through these doors, still another road appears. illii . Love makes time pass; time makes love pass! Class Officers Is better to sleep over what you intend doing, than to stay awake over things you have done. Class of ’64 Oh, how many joys in the small circle of a wedding band! SECRETARY FRANCES AINSWORTH ROBICHAUX Chattanooga, Tennessee TREASURER MARY WINDERS JACKSON Houma, Louisiana PRESIDENT PHYLLIS ALEXIS BROOKS Baton Rouge, Louisiana VICE-PRESIDENT KATHRYN CLARE KIRKING Bentwaters A.F. B., England I love to live, and I live to love. PHYLLIS STEVENS ABLES Thibodaux, Louisiana There is no place more wonderful than home. JO CARROLL AGUILLARD Baton Rouge, Louisiana I ' m going home this weekend. Her future is planned, third finger left hand. MARIANNE ARIEUX Slidell, Louisiana As a man thinketh in his heart so is he. The big difference between people is not so much between the rich and the poor ... as between those who have it easy in love and those who haven ' t. JUDY LYNNE ATWATER Jacksonville, Florida DIXIE ANNE BERLAGE Daphne, Alabama } LINDA ANNE BERNARD Lafayette, Louisiana JEANETTE ADAMS BERRY Baton Rouge, Louisiana Be careful of what you want; you might get it. OUIDA MYRLE BLACKMON Cypress, Florida She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Simplify, Simplify All was not wasted; her MRS. was hasted. human wisdom is summed up in two words - wait and hope. PHYLLIS OLIVIER BOURG Gramercy, Louisiana GERALDINE BERNADETTE BOURGEOIS Church Point, Louisiana It matters not how long we live, but how. Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair. MARY ELLIOTT CHAZE Hattiesburg, Mississippi Hail to thee, Blyth Spirit ELOISE CLANTON Graceville, Florida ALICE FAY CHAMBERS Ocean Springs, Mississippi CAROL MADELEINE CHAUFF New Orleans, Louisiana Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense Of service which those renderest. Shucks, I ain ' t never felt this way be¬ fore. CHARLENE DIANNE COCO Marksville, Louisiana MARY LEE COUVILLION Marksville, Louisiana BRENDA JOYCE CROCHET Baton Rouge, Louisiana Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. i MARGARET MARIE CUTRER Waco, Texas To love is to live; and living is loving. Nothing succeeds like success . . . Graduation day is here. It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness - But, we made it. RITA ANN DANIEL Tampa, Florida PATRICIA LOUISE DAVIS Ocala, Florida 1 1 I I What’s the use of living if you can’t en¬ joy yourself? One does not know - cannot know - the best that is in one. SALLY JANE ELLENDER Bourg, Louisiana VIRGINIA LEE FALGOUT Cherry Hill, New Jersey 1 % I’ll worry about that tomorrow. ANNETTE MARIE FONT New Orleans, Louisiana The entire sum of existence is the magic of being needed by just one person. O remember that my life is wind . Things go better with Coca-Cola. Life is like an onion, you peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. JUDITH ANN FONTENOT Lake Charles, Louisiana PATRICIA FERGUSON Natchez, Mississippi EVELYN VILLAPANDO FLORES New Orleans, Louisiana JANETTE HARRINGTON FOY Chattanooga, Tennessee Success does not consist in never falling, but in rising everytime you fall. Forget me then; but ne’er believe that those canst be forgot! JOAN ELLEN GARY Mobile, Alabama I was shipwrecked before I got aboard. Tomorrow, I’m going to . . . Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. BARBARA DIANE GASPARD Lafayette, Louisiana FRANCES PATRICIA GIDDINGS Dixon, Illinois If once you don’t succeed, try, try again. PATRICIA ANN HEALY Covington, Louisiana It is a good idea to take things as they come - if you can handle them that fast. CAROLE ANN GREMILLION Simmesport, Louisiana KATHERINE ANN GUZMAN Paulina, Louisiana But, I’m not asleep! When in deep water, shut your mouth! SANDRA MAE HORN Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Hurrah! After four years! ANTOINETTE MARIE HEBERT Marrero, Louisiana VERA YVONNE HOYT Jacksonville, Florida JUDITH SHARON IRWIN De Quincy, Louisiana Can one desire too much of a good thing! I ' ll be glad when Friday gets here. VIRGINIA EUGENE ISBELL Orange, Texas Where love once hath breathed, Pride dieth. She found a handsome man. Now a wedding band is on her hand. | If worry were the cause of death, she’d live forever. EARLINE CHRISTENSEN KUHLMAN Franklin, Louisiana VIRNITA AGNES LADNER Pass Christian, Mississippi - ESTELLE MARIE LeBLANC Port Allen, Louisiana BRENDA SCOTT LEGGIO New Orleans, Louisiana She dotes on his very absence. Thou thinkst my existence doth depend on time. It doth. JUDY ANN MACIAS Tampa, Florida I have made my chief study in the book of charity - it teaches every¬ thing. CHARLOTTE ELAINE MAGEE Bogalusa, Louisiana Anybody worth having is worth waiting for. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. C’est la vie! They say blondes have more fun anyway. MARILYN ANN MARGOT New Orleans, Louisiana LINDA KAY MAUND Columbus, Georgia NANCY ANN McDONALD St. Louis, Missouri jeanie mcarthur mead Gulfport, Mississippi Let the good times roll! I ask not for a larger garden, but for finer seeds. ANGELITA BARRERA MENDEZ Corpus Christi, Texas Think of the ser¬ vice you may ren¬ der, not of serving self alone; Think of the happiness of others. And in this you’ll find your ownl There ' s no defeat in life Save from within, Unless you ' re beaten there You ' re bound to win. LINDA LOUISE MOORE Sulphur, Louisiana God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; The cour¬ age to change the things I can; And the wisdom to know the difference. It’s my life and I’ll live it and love it. ELAINE ANN MORAUS Marksville, Louisiana PENELOPE MARIE MUNSTER New Orleans, Louisiana Elevators! What ' s that? I shall nurse my love and keep it, faith¬ fully, for you ’til then. JOAN NEWSOM Marianna, Florida Go where you will, on land or on sea. I’ll share all your sorrows and cares. LINDA LOUISE NILSSON Howey-in-the- Hills, Florida The greatest thing, one can every know, is just to love and be loved in return. So, it ' s one of those things. Win some, lose some and some are rained out. MARIA SYLVIA OBREGON Dilley, Texas MARILEE KEATING PHILLIPS Kenosha, Wisconsin Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, a book of rules; And each must make, ere life is flown, A stumbling-block or a stepping-stone. Get dressed, we’re going to the parlor. Deliver me from the contamination of education. KAREN LEIGH PRIOR Miami, Florida He doth nothing but talk of his horse. PRISCILLA ANN RAMSEY Marianna, Florida To each his own second thoughts - to me a reverie of pleasure. The world ' s no better if I worry; Life ' s no longer if we hurry. My boy ' s worst enemy is a diamond. SUSAN JANE REGNER Ft. Lauderdale, Florida BETTY MARIE SIMONEAUX Napoleonville, Louisiana She burns the midnight oil, but not to Good humor is the health of the soul, study. PATRICIA ANNE STURM Jackson, Louisiana Give me the hopes of yesterday, the joys of today, and I ' ll show you the dreams of tomor¬ row. ALICE JEAN TABER Margarita, Canal Zone Silence, when nothing need be said, is the elo¬ quence of discre¬ tion. Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien SALLY LOU TAYLOR Clarksville, Indiana Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. DOLORES MARIE TEMPLET Houma, Louisiana BARBARA AVENEL THIBODAUX New Orleans, Louisiana ELIZABETH JONES TISDALE McComb, Mississippi To love is to be loved. The heart has its reasons which reason cannot know. JO ANN UHL New Orleans, Louisiana Turn three circles, and then go straight. CHARLOTTE MARIE VOINCHE Crowley, Louisiana The face of all the world is changed - I think. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. JUDITH CAROL WELLMAN Brunswick, Maine Never complain because life is uphill, because the world is far more beautiful from a mountain top than from a valley. MARGIE YVONNE WHITE Pensacola, Florida Should be right here. That’s the life. Twins = twice the work. Sing along with Mitch. I Yeah, team leading! Scatter, girls. Why can’t aides chart? How do you feel about it? A little cheesecake. Sleepy-eyed beauties. Seniors? . . . Studying? I can’t write that fast. I An ' • CSSS iHSi g ;Kp| - ■ Working on a new floor finds them smiling with confidence instead of searching anxiously about for the right ward. Yes, the Juniors are elated with success as they complete half of the journey. jgSSjSS ii Class of Sandra Hale Holly Hill, Florida PRESIDENT Judy Janes New Orleans, Louisiana VICE-PRESIDENT Rita Bares New Orleans, Louisiana SECRETARY Frances Spicola Tampa, Florida TREASURER Beverly Baldwin Port St. Joe, Florida Eleanor Barbatsuly Long Island, New York Joyce Bennett Houma, Louisiana 9 - 10-65 Joan Berry Bogalusa, Louisiana Mary Betz Dallas, Texas Diane Blumberg Ft. Worth, Texas Rebelee Brien Bourg, Louisiana Jean Carpenter New Orleans, Louisiana Joan Cotter St. Petersburg, Florida Eleanor Davidson Chalmette, Louisiana Charlotte Byrd Biloxi, Mississippi Mary Callegari Cottonport, Louisiana Mary Ann Doussard St. Louis, Missouri Donna Dupont Alexandria, Louisiana Donna Elliot Lincoln, Nebraska Bonnie Ford Metairie, Louisiana Betty France Bossier City, Louisiana Linda Gratt Daytona Beach, Florida Sandra Greiner Metairie, Louisiana Linda Grimme Chalmette, Louisiana Jean Hageney Gretna, Louisiana Jonnie Harvison Hattiesburg, Mississippi Patricia Hebert Houma, Louisiana Carmen Henesy Columbus, Georgia Diana Hilborn New Orleans, Louisiana Sue Honig Alexandria, Louisiana Grace Hughes Tampa, Florida Carol Hurst Melrose, Florida Kathy Hynes New Orleans, Louisiana Jean Johnson New Iberia, Louisiana Connie Kennedy Bossier City, Louisiana Carolyne Kerner New Orleans, Louisiana Sue Ketchum Prichard, Alabama Gail Klein New Orleans, Louisiana Donna Kohnke New Iberia, Louisiana Sylvia Krause New Orleans, Louisiana Margaret LeComte Jacksonville, Florida Mary Ann McCool Louisville, Mississippi Theresa Marchese Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Martha Meaux Lafayette, Louisiana Peggy Mellon St. Petersburg, Florida April Mesko Keystone Heights, Florida Suzanne Michel New Orleans, Louisiana Shariee Miller Ponchatoula, Louisiana Barbara Nape New Orleans, Louisiana Sherry Palmer Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Eileen Perricone Bogalusa, Louisiana Carolyn Ratcliff Brookhaven, Mississippi Nannette Sammon Temple Terrace, Florida Ann Sneed Barksdale A.F. B., Louisiana Celina Speyrer Opelousas, Louisiana I Yvette Strehle New Orleans, Louisiana Susan Thibodeaux Houma, Louisiana Ann Tomsu Austin, Texas Gail Whitacre Colorado Springs, Colorado Sandra Woessner New Orleans, Louisiana Connie Young New Orleans, Louisiana Karolyn Zeringue St. James, Louisiana Joan Zimorski Orlando, Florida Alice. Z we ig Berwick, Louisiana What color should I give? I Looks like a Kelly to me. Dr. Michel saves the day. Works better with a patient. I Illllllll IHI Sister Stanislaus MEMORIAL f ■ iMMHHIPMMH wsaasa $ � % Up in Win « 4 $ . Ssift ' iM :%:■ SAA m 4ES6ifc«ffiHC % 1 A«i ,- . it - ’AW-SWJEfe ■M ' A- j ■ - :-■� ■JS� 1L V W ' i.k «fl s -1 I shall be telling tills with, a Somewhere ages an,d ages hence Two roads diverged! in alwQod, I T ook the one less traveled by. And that has madeSBHHHHI ■ « - ' Tu • ■ .v 1.. ■• Alice Ashley Lockport, La. Kay Alvarez Jacksonville, Fla. Lorraine Andry New Orleans, La. PRESIDENT Earlene Wallace New Orleans, La. VICE-PRESIDENT Ann Barry Orlando, Fla. SECRETARY Susan White Pensacola, Fla. TREASURER Elvira Bordelon Simmesport, La. Sharlene Beavers Ormand Beach, Fla. Arlene Bergeron Houma, La. Regina Bishop Fort Smith, Arkansas Jackie Blanchard Gretna, La. Theresa Baker Theodore, Ala. Dorothy Ball Victoria, Texas Mary Babin Brusley, La. r 9 - 9-66 Joan Blazer Dallas, Texas Joan Bliss Miami, Fla. Rita Borne Rayne, La. Theresa Boyle Jacksonville, Fla. Lorraine Broderick Metairie, La. Signe Bromirski St. Augustine, Fla. Peggy Broussard New Iberia, La. Lynn Burton New Orleans, La. Susan Carlin New Orleans, La. Carol Brunell Daphne, Ala. Susan Champagne Slidell, La. Juanita Colocado Pensacola, Fla. Catherine Cohan Jacksonville, Fla. Rita Creasser Sarasota, Fla. Carol Denson Houma, La. Jean DeRosier San Antonio, Fla. Helen Devall New Orleans, La. Judy Dixon Baton Rouge, La. Kitty Eskridge New Orleans, La. Mary Fallon Covington, La. Kay Fontenot Crystal Springs, Miss Theresa Fontenot Mamou, La. Angela Foster Lanette, Ala. Helen Frick New Iberia, La Elisabeth Fried Harvey, La. Shirley Fromhart Orange Park, Fla. Beverly Gary Sulphur, La. Joan Gauthier Moreauville, La. Katie Glaser Maringouin, La. Mary Ann Higgins San Antonio, Texas Mary Frances Higgins San Antonio, Texas Joan Habermann St. Petersburg, Fla. Rosilyn Greenblatt Baton Rouge, La. Peggy Holden Metairie, La. Carol Hoskins St. Augustine, Fla. Janice Hudson Berwick, La. Dell Husbands Harrisonburg, La. p I Martha-Ann Irwin Fort Walton Beach, Fla. fl Sara Jackson Fort Knox, Kentucky Dorothy Jones Washington, Ill. J Maria Jordon Jacksonville, Fla. Carol Knittle Orlando, Fla. Milly Lally New Orleans, La. Maryann Lamberson Daytona Beach, Fla. Girdle Landry New Iberia, La. Judith Kelch Pensacola, Fla. Janet Kelly Miami, Fla. Brenda Kern Napoleonville, La. Judy Landry Napoleonville, La. Joan Laperouse New Iberia, La. Elizabeth Lasater Chattanooga, Tenn. Marie Lauwaert Orange Park, Fla. Mary Luthy Lakeland, Fla. Barbara Mahoney Tampa, Fla. Maureen Mahoney Tampa, Fla. Pat Mallett Chattanooga, Tenn. Pat Manuel Ville Platte, La. Margaret Marnette Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Joanne Martinez Houma, La. Betty Matranga Abita Springs, La. Margaret Mayeux Moreauville, La. Bonnie Melancon Eunice, La. Rosemary Milano Baton Rouge, La. Joan Musacchia New Orleans, La. Millie Moncla New Iberia, La. Judy Monell Jacksonville, Fla. Susan Nebel Meta irie, La. Mally Neil Chauvin, La. Jane Morris Tulsa, Oklahoma Laura Nick Jacksonville, Fla. Gayle Olivier New Orleans, La. Vicki Padre Handsboro, Miss. Monique Paret Courtrai, Belgium Marsha Peart Chalmette, La. Martina Phillips Thibodaux, La. Jo Ann Pierce New Orleans, La. Joyce Pierpont Hattiesburg, Miss. Pam Reichert New Orleans, La. Kendall Rickerson Crystal Springs, Miss. Jeanette Rivet Plaquemine, La. Nikki Rivet Marksville, La. 1 Tura Schnebly Daytona Beach, Fla. Julia Simoneaux Plattenville, La. Beth Spear Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Pam Roberts Jacksonville, Fla. Anita Roe Bogalusa, La. Michele Roman Orlando, Fla. Andrea Sabrier New Orleans, La. Marie Stewart Bogalusa, La. Carol Stripling Pensacola, Fla. Ann Taylor Jupiter, Fla. Margaret Taylor New Orleans, La. Bessie Templeton Tampa, Fla. Linda T enny New Iberia, La. Joan Trapani Covington, La. Charlotte Travis St. Louis, Missouri Conchetta Uli Hammond, La. Becky Urbanitch Biloxi, Miss. Joann Ursin-Smith Laplace, La. Sylvia Waguespack Vacherie, La. Mary Walker Paducah, Ky. Billie Jo Waters Green Cove Springs, Fla. Karen Weishaupt Donaldsonville, La. Judy Westbrook Lubbock, Texas Regina Zepeda Dade City, Fla. Marie Zeringue New Orleans, La. 1 What do I say to him? Coffee, tea or milk? Does this count? I think he ' s dead, I .-- This is nursing? It is to self-government,, the great principle of popular representation and administration the system that lets in all to participate in its counsels that we owe what we are and what we hope to be. -Daniel Webster Student Council Responsibility for good government under any democratic form of organization rests upon all, and the school should give preparation for the political life of tomorrow by training its pupils to meet respon¬ sibility, developing initiative, awakening social insight and causing each to shoulder a fair share of the government of the school. Thus lies the objective and aim of the governing division of the student body. To discuss current problems and suggest improvements, and to consider infractions of regulations with which students may be charged are the basic functions of the student body which is composed of duly elected officers and representatives from each class. The basis for our organization lies in the motto: For the students - by the Students. ' Representatives pictured above are: SENIORS Carol Chauff Patricia Healy Angelita Mendez JUNIORS Nanette Sammon Donna Elliott Sandy Hale FRESHMEN Dixie Ann Berlage Geraldine Bourgeois Phyllis Ann Stevens Charity ' s Inter-Club Council, a new group on campus, was formed to provide stu¬ dent supervision of the financing and planning of student activities. The council is made up of all class and club presidents, or a duly-appointed representative of each, and serves as an integral part of the social program. Inter-Club Council I I Knowledge once gained casts a light beyond its immediate boundaries. So reads the motto of Sigma Alpha Chi, the Honorary Nursing Society at Charity. 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 outstanding scholastic average, have above average ability in practical work, and have good moral character and commendable spirit and attitude. President - Phyllis Brooks Vice-President - Eloise Clanton Secretary-Treasurer - Mary Winders Jackson Sponsor - Mrs. Anne Lind IAX T’ Club The promotion of school spirit, the improvement of school activities, and the development and recognition of actual school leaders and those with potential -- this is the threefold purpose of the C Club, an honorary service organization. Our activities planned to fulfill this purpose include: A drive for hospital articles, repair and purchase of sports equipment, and greater rec¬ ognition of those behind the scene workers who are so often neglected. Included in future ac¬ tivities is an entertainment program. President - Mary Lee Couvillion Vice-President - Sally Taylor Secretary - Kathi Hurst Treasurer - Bonnie Ford Sponsor - Mrs. Carol Monahan p Children of Mary The ideal of Sodality is a closer union with Jesus Christ through the prayers and direction of Mary, our Mother, Sodality employs its zeal in integrating our Christian way of life. Guest speakers, Evenings of Recollection and Scriptural studies supply the topics for our discussions and activities. We sponsor the October Rosary, Animated Rosary, Children ' s Christmas Party, and the May Crowning. This year Sodality wishes to thank Sister Blanche and Sister Mary Louise for their direction, and the student body for its cooperation and participation. As members of Christ ' s Mystical Body, we pray that Christian perfection will be an ideal for each member of our student body! Prefect - Ursula Allain Vice-Prefect - Ann Tomsu Secretary - Nellie Naquin Treasurer - Linda Gratt Protestant Chapel Protestant chapel is an organization which provides Christian fellowship and devotion for all Protestant girls. Its projects are to teach Sunday School to Protestant children from the ninth floor of the hospital, to visit old age homes, Protestant patients, the Home for Incurables, and to babysit, using the money earned to make gifts for the homes visited. Sue Ketchum-President Kathy Hurst-Vice-President Yvonne White- Secretary The Baptist Student Union is a Christ-centered, church-loyal and student-led organization. It seeks to present a well-rounded program of social and religious activities through which the student nurse may mature in her faith and Christian personality. It seeks to relate the student nurse to a local church. Activities of the Baptist Student Union include a weekly devotional period on Thursday and partici¬ pation with Baptist Medical Fellowship in a Protestant Luncheon each Friday. Occasional seminars are held with the Baptist Medical students and nurses of the city relating to religion and profession. Students attend the annual state convention in November and the state spring assembly in April. The Charity BSU joins with other groups in the city to sponsor both a pre-school retreat and a Focus Week. The Focus Week in February provides a team of spiritual leaders for messages, counseling and instruction in the deepening of spiritual life. Officers: President-Kay Fontenot Enlistment Chairman-Beverly Baldwin Devotional Chairman.- Eloise Clanton Social Chairmen-Kathy Hurst Beverly Gary The Newman Club, under the supervision of Father John Thomann, is composed of the L.S.U. Medical students and CHSN student nurses. Once each month the members attend mass together and then meet for a breakfast and meeting at which medical and ethical problems are discussed. Other activities include an informal dance and a formal breakfast. The purpose of the Newman Club is to provide for better informed nurses and doctors. Reverend John Thomann-Chaplain Fred Rodasco — — - -- -- -- -- -- -President Roland Waguespack-- - Vice-President Jeanette Foy-Treasurer Judy Macias -Recording Secretary Linda Gratt---Social Chairman Julia Spratt----Charity Sponsor Dr. E. Hull- L.S.U. Sponsor Newman Club LASN The purpose of the Louisiana Association of Student Nurses is to aid in the preparation of student nur¬ ses for the assumption of professional responsibilities. It provides pre-professional organization on a na¬ tional level to nursing students and to encourage participation in meetings and activities. It stimulates an interest in and an understanding of the programs of the National League for Nursing. It aids in the development and growth of the individual by fostering good citizenship and provides a close bond and a unified spirit among student nurses in the Charity Hospital School of Nursing. President - Diane Blumberg Vice-President - Bobbie Purvis Secretary - Lynn Nilsson Treasurer - Donna Dupont Reporter - Estelle LeBlanc Sponsor - Miss Gloria Gernhauser During the year ' the Library Club members purchased a ticket to the New Orleans Philhar¬ monic Symphony and members were able to attend fifteen concerts during the season. The usual trips to the Delgado Museum, for special exhibits, followed by spaghetti suppers at Mrs. Bull ' s home, rounded out the year ' s activities. Library Club • ' ’ | 4: v % 9 V E ■ ■ ' HL ; w ' ] Eft M 54 ' Jg Wwiy ® B m2: ■ ! P ' [ t m Ml w The purposes of the Athletic Club are: 1. Provides outings as an extracurricular activity. 2. Helps develop leadership, teamwork, and cooperation among members of the student body. 3. Promotes school spirit and provides for individual recognition. 4. Helps promote acquaint¬ ances with members of other nursing schools. For three consecutive years, the athletic club has been champions of the New Orleans Nurses ' YWCA Basketball league. President - Sylvia Obregon Vice-President - Shariee Miller Secretary-Treasurer - Elvira Bordelon Coach - Mr. Elroy Scott Athletic Club a Cheerleaders ;■ ? Seniors: Marianne Arieux Patricia Davis Estelle LeBlanc Rita Daniel Juniors: Sandy Hale Mary Mangum Freshmen: Tura Schnebly i ' The choral club is an organization which hopes to provide fun and entertainment for our members and for our audiences. We meet once a week and drill music; the work seems hard but if we present a good program, this is our reward. We have sung for organizations, social and church, in the city and for numerous school functions. We hope in the future to provide singing activities for the student body and guests in the form of a Hootenanny. President - Mary Winders Vice-President - Brenda Leggio Librarian - Linda Gratt Director - Mrs. Joanne Boylan Choral Club Agathons Cirecreti r i-iis Taririrr. Clarity i trana cltb strives :r integrate confidence rcte and s:. rtneur vtn .3 acn Titles. vnldi lave deluded tie Ctristtias rragran dlls ear d tcn ntctitit v.n tie dLcrai Cine Ciev ta e site rcctscred m seen in acgiltn :u tan. it tc 1 street tancs Flans frr tie rirtre delude rlsvs stc serious w ■ J OFFICERS 7 err ice Hider - -- -- -- -- -- -- ?tesi tent line F r-itu - -- -- -- -- -- -- -Vbc a-President Carta. Hrinell - — —-— - - - - - S e cr e t a ry 5 d_rlev Jrtmiiart •eastrer White Cap The purpose of the White Cap is to offer its readers news of events and happenings concern¬ ing the school of which we are all so proud. The staff is composed of those students who have an interest in journalism and a talent for presenting news in an enjoyable and a pleasurable man¬ ner to its readers. The White Cap is proud that we have been able to serve our school in this capacity during the year of 1964. Editor - Eloise Clanton Feature Editor - Margaret Cutrer We, the staff, proudly present the 1964 Caps and Capes yearbook. To you, may it bring back fond memories accompanied by tears and laughter as you review 1964 at Charity. We sincerely hope that these pages bring to each of you a renewal of spirit that leads you through the doors of CHSN-- and the greatest of these is Charity. ’’ Marianne Arieux - Editor Dolores Templet - Associate Editor and Business Manager Caps and Capes v;S?v shortest and surest way to live .honor in the world, is to be ality what you appear to be. Beauty and Escorts Joan Habberman, Hecter Henry, Ann Tomsu, Tom Safley, Kay Kirking, Fred Ferguson, Joan Gary, Larry Woodworth, Mary Ann Arieux, Paul Bachemln, Pam Reichert, Corky Hawkins, Dixie Berlage, Larry Hutchinson, Linda Kay Aucoin. Jerry and Peggy Arieux were Crown Bearers. Miss Gary was crowned by Dr. Jorge Martinez-Lopez Joan Gary DIXIE BERLAGE Senior Maid Beauty Court KAY KIRKING Senior Maid •: mm ■ , - - JOAN HABBERMAN Freshman Maid LINDA KAY AUCOIN Junior Maid ANN TOMSU Junior Maid Most Popular Best All Around Friendliest ESTELLE LeBLANC t Most Likely to Succeed SALLY TAYLOR Most Dependable NELLIE NAQUIN ■ I T Jr The bow cannot possibly always stand bent, nor can human nature or human frailty subsist without some lawful recreation. c RECREA TION Cervantes Bayou Pom Pom” Alias ' The Beetles ' Makin ' money The Bitter Ends h :n ■ Guess where and when. 500 miles Watch your step . . . and a car . . Too expensive! Part monkey? Think of the free lates. No bribing allowed. Just like home. A time to worship. Get up?” Hold that pose. Study hall? It ' s snow! It ' s snow! My roofs got a hole . . . M. B., here we come! A white New Years? We like teacher. Twistin’ all night. Oh, that’s too tough. Where’s the food? ’Cheers. 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