Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1957 volume:

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Page 1 rr fl 'THE U95 7 f 5 Published by the Seniors of CHHIHIITIE Illllllllllllll HllSPITHlSlIH00l III Il ll II S I Il li Charlotte, North Carolina -9... .ii- -.Qi A DESIRE Fon SERVICE to our fellowman has brought us together in our chosen profession. As the last footsteps of our training are taken, we anxiously search for some means of keeping before us the happiness, accomplishments and disappointments shared during these years. Witll this in mind,-the Senior Class proudly presents the 1957 LAMP in hopes that a lasting bond of friendship will unite us, and should our paths again cross, names, faces and events will not have passed with time. THE EDITOR Page 3 Page 4 As WE TURN oUR THOUGHTS T0 THE PAST, we realize that it is our parents who always form the foundation for our youth. They are the ones who have directed our first steps toward the road of learning, who bandaged our cuts and bruises, and listened with patience to our tales of woe. Our parents are the ones who have made numerous sacrifices for us, they are the ones who have helped us overcome obstacles, and it is they who have comforted us when our worlds were in chaos. Therefore, in recognition and sincere appreciation of their untiring, endless devotion, service, and love, we dedicate this, our 1957 LAMP, to those We love best- DEDICHTIGH JF U HPPRECIHTIGH To THOSE OF YOU who have been an inspiration to us during our three years in this school of nursing, who have been the bright light to guide us by faith, understanding, encouragement, and patience, We, the Senior Class of 1957, express our deepest appreciation and gratitude for guiding us. Seated: Mrs. Cathryne C. Kennedy, Class Advisorg Miss Ann Rhodes. Standing: Miss Elinor Caddell, Miss Margaret Wood, Advisor of THE LAMPQ Miss Edith Byers. Page 5 Page - 379, QS., 1-s if , - 'wif 4 .fj1:ff :55- K MR. H. C. GREEN Administrative Assistant Professional Services R. Z. THoMAs, Jn. Administrator Mn. D. L. MCGOOGAN Administrative Assistant Administrative Services HDHWIHISTRHTIUH Miss ELIZABETH WHITE, R.N., A.B. Director of Nursing Miss ETHE1. F. BURTON, R.N. Associate Director of School of Nursing Not Pictured Miss JOSEPHINE K1-:Rn Administrative Assistant I 5 ,,, .N-,f-. E, F-,f W as -- img .. 1 NURSING SER ICE DIISS ELIZABETH WHITE, R.N., A.B. Director of Nursing Mlss ANN RHonEs, R.N. Assistant Director of Nursing Service Mrcs. EUGENIA Nomus, R.N. Assistant Director of Nursing Service Not Pictured Miss ANNA SANDERS, R.N., B.S.N. Evening Supervisor NIGHT SUPERVISORS Mus. GENEVA H0vIs, R.N. Night Supervisor Mns. DELIA PAT'rEIIsoN, R.N. Assistant Night Supervisor Not Pictured Mns. MARY WINGFIELD, R.N. Assistant Night Supervisor Not Pictured MISS BLANCHE SMITH Assistant Night Supervisor Page 7 A' , Aj A.: ff X THE FHCULTY First Row Miss ETHEL FAYE BURTON, R.N. MRS. CATHRYNE CALDWELL KENNEDY, R.N., B S N Professional Adjustments I and II, W'ard Administration Page 8 Mlss EDITH EVANGELINE BYERS, R.N., B.S.N.E. - Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. ALBERTA C. HENDERSON, R.N. Clinical Supervisor, Urology and Gynecology MRS. LUCY OTT HINSON, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Obstetrics MRS. MARY LOU HOUOH, R.N. Obstetrical Supervisor Not Pictured Miss HAZEL MAE SOLOMON, R.N., B.S.N. Operating Room Supervisor Miss RUTH FALLS, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Orthopedics Miss LILLIE MARY HENSON, R.N., B.S.N.E. Clinical Supervisor, Pediatrics MRS. ELI-:ANOR EDMUNDS., A.B., M.A. Social Implications of Disease, Instructor Second Row Clinical Instructor, Surgery Miss FAYE STARNES, R.N. Medical Supervisor Miss RUTH BOAZ WILIAIARD, R.N., B.S Clinical Instructor, M8dlCi1lC MISS MARGARET WOOD, R.N., A.B. Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor MRS. GRACE M. NEINAST, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Operating Room Miss ELINOR CADDEL1., R.N., B.S.N.E Science Instructor MRS. CAROLYN HOWIE, B.S. Dietetics and Diet Therapy Instructor First Row, left to right: Mrs. Grace Parks, Nursery, Mrs. Leln Shinn, 4th East, Miss Loree Fincher, 2nd West, Mrs. Edna Faust, 7th West, Mrs. Lucille Funderburk, 3rd South, Mrs. Cora Brown, Out Patient Department, Miss Doris Hawley, 6th, Mrs. Olga James, 5th, Second Row, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Harris, C-Wing, Mrs. Patricia Carriker, Delivery Room, Mrs. Eula Outcn, 7th South. Not Pictured: Mrs. Harriet Icard, 2nd East, Miss Peggy Royal, 3rd West, Miss Maxine Jenkins, 3rd East, Mrs. Frances Miller, 4-th Westg Miss Nora Mahaffey, Rocovery Room, Miss Virginia Winebarger, Emergency Room, Miss Sue Fowler, 7tl1 East. HEFID NURSES Page 9 -I xx XX XX W WMM QM , YW WMM WM MM ff? my i kwjmklg Qf V. .v ,N lKi73wQ1! NICK iv W 4 . , ,,,:-.. , ,, V , , , b , - - ,. Jw-wfffwwm . ,, , ....M. . .. wr Mfwwvv e - V ' ' : . .' - , k ---, x ' ' M., . , -fr 41 ' - i f www ff , My .- :w,2E':g2ff:1::' , E . Wwff ff g KA j g :1 f V , ,I A M , 1 ff W- H35 fs,-, :V -,X W5 Are 53:5 4- -- . 7 f f avg ,--.,V-f,fH,,g:A. ,xi-1f,15X:a,q,5ig, Q, :gf--'pf Vw f gm Y. 1 Q - fi -fx,-gig -,.:5,'wgqj:j 2351, -:eg,. g,:,,,, 3, 'Jw , iff- QA-:W 1- 3.1.4 ig - ' 2 ' Y -' '?wf ff131'v1' 7' V ' ' J, '- ' . fl ' 5 ' V- WWSf53fif4?1r, ff A ' yf L XX- A sg, , VF 7 . - f 'fy - J , bi' if5ff?5,J1'fW? '2f A: 5-f?5f ' 2.?' W Y 'Q - . 1 L SH Page 12 June Lashmil, Janey Waggoner, Martha Sherrill, Ann Britt, Peggy Helms. THE PURPOSE OF the Santa Filomena Senior Honorary Society shall be to recognize achievement and to promote leadership. The members are chosen from the rising Senior Class and must have demonstrated superior nursing abilities and attained high scholastic records in the first two years of study. HTH FILUIUE HH THE SENIOR CLHS A NEW BLACK STRIPE . . . Classes until June! . . . Vacations, what are they? . . . Night duty on Christmas Eve .... Graduation, what then? . . . No letter since the Christmas cards .... Senior Seminar research papers .... State boards in the fall. Ann Britt i......... .,.... P resident Betty Love ..,. . . .Vice-President Edna Martin . A A ....,.. Secretary Barbara Hull .... ..,....,. T reasurer Mrs. Kennedy . . . . . .Faculty Advisor S Page 13 THE Page 14 Emma ,lane Almond Albemarle, N. C. '71 smile for all, a greeting glad, a jolly way slie always lmdf' Aileen Jenkins Amon Statesville, N. C. Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, nothing ever bothers mef, u Carolyn Elizabeth Baker Hickory, N. C. Hold thy lighted lamp on high, be a star in S0l7L807LC,S skyf' 44 Patsy Anne Blanton Shelby, N. C. 'il believe in love at frst sight, but I always take a second lookf, I will be a nurse, that I may ease pain and suffering. SENIOR CLHSS 'She became the friend of all who 4 'Listen to everyone, then do as you THE It me Joyce Ann Britt Lumberton, N. C. knew her. Catherine May Brown Jacksonville, N. C. On with the dance, let joy be unconjinedf' Burla Mae Clay Lenoir, N. C. Let what comes, come, it's coming anyway. Patricia Nance Crump Charlotte, N. C. please? I will be understanding, for understanding is the keystone of right relationship. SEHIGH CLHSS Page 15 '53 'Q 'Q THE Page 16 Marilyn Nelle Daly Charlotte, N. C. 'Time post and time future lzazfe but one end, time preseni. , a Mary Lou Davis Winston-Salem, N. C. Wit is the flower of in1.aginrztion.,' Mary Ann Dozier Hamlet, N. C. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do If' Carol Mcllwaine Dulaney Blountville, Tenn. A steady girl with a goal in view, willing to worlf and see it tllf0llgh.,, I will he dependable, for this is Ihe basis of their confidence in me. SENIOR CLHSS 'Little girls are the nicest things 'Leave silence to the saints, lim Ann Elizabeth Graham Hamlet, N. C. cg Why worry? Life is too short? Helen Edna Hardin Boone, N. C. 'gWl1at Can I be but what I lll7l?,, ,lane Harris Swan Quarter, N. C. that happen lu peoplefi Janice Lorene Hartley Charlotte, N. C. only lmmanf' l will be of good will, for this is the basis of their good will toward me. THE SEHIGH CLHSS Page 1 7 THE Page 18 Elizabeth Joanne Helms Monroe. N. C. 'gShe is the ornament for her sexf Peggy Ann Helms Monroe, N. C. .. a ton of dynamitef, Emma ,lean Huffman Conover, N. C. if ' love is best of all. Annie Jeanette Howard Albemarle, N. C. For nature's made her what she is we know not what will change her.' I will be sincere, for insincerily is deception. SEHIDR CLHSS 1 Attacks a job, heavy or light, like Of all the joys l recall, being tn 4 4 Barbara Leake Hull Mount Airy, N. C. Shining hair, shining eyes, a friendly smile that never diesf, Peggy Ann James Winston-Salem, N, C. Trust everybody, but always Cul the cards. Janice Cousar Jones Clio, S. C. l'm not lazy, I just conserve my energyf, Martha Ann Karriker Mooresville, N. C. Light of heart, light of step, quick of wit and full of pepf' I will be friendly, for this is the basis of having friends. THE SEIWIQR CL HSS Page 19 THE Page 20 Margaret June Lashmit Winston-Salem, N. C. 4'L00lfs pious, but loolrs are ll8C8iUiFLg.,, Betty Love Clover, S. C. With that merry and carefree air, you can always tell when she is theref, 44 Doris Ann McGuirt Fort Mill, S. C. Laugh and be gay today for to- morrow may never com,e.', 44 Edna Graye Martin Burlington, N. C. '4Never speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. I will be unselfish, for this is the basis of neighborliness. SENIOR CLHSS ,lane May Greensboro. N. C. s: 'The sky's the limit. Betty ,lean Owens Elon College, N. C. 'iLove is wonderful, but to be loved is more wonrlerfulf, Katherine lrene Payne Deep Gap, N. C. 'g0nc docs not live in vain. who em- ploys good ability, thoughts and clieerfulness to those who are zin- ablef' Margie Elizabeth Robertson I live and love, what would ye more?', I will be high-minded for this is the basis of exalted living. ,4 THE SIEUIGR CLHSS THE Page 22 Nancy Ann Sexton Candor, N. C. Small in stature, but big in every- thing that makes friendsf' Martha Jane Sherrill Mooresville, N. C. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Patricia Ann Thompson Winston-Salem, N. C. I complained that I had no shoes until I met a mari with no feet. I will be gracious, for this is the basis of harmonious living. SEUIUR CLHSS 'Let come what may-I'll do my 'Live fast, die young, and have a Patricia Jane Waggoner Winston-Salem, N. C. bestf, Frances Roxie Walker Nebo, N. C. What sweet delights a quiet life affords. Alice Ann Wilkinson St. Pauls, N. C. good looking corpsef, I will be a good sport, for this is the basis of THE SEHIGR CL IW their respect toward me. HSS Page 23 v wwf ,r f. THE Page 24 Peggy Carol Wood Benson, N. C. Sunshine and rain at once. Shirley Ann Wood Winston-Salem, N. C. The march of the human mind is slow. Margaret Louise Yongue Blair, S. C. He who sitteth on a tack, yea, he shall risef, I will he tolerant, for tolerance is the basis of freedom. SEHIGH CLHSS 79:9 '.l5.j 1' CLHSS FROM 1954, THE BIRTHDATE of the Class of 957, we trace our footsteps . . . On September the sixth, the footprints began as sixty-four of us became pre-clini- cals. The day may not be recorded in history but to these, it began the memorable three years. Coodbyes were said to parents, sweethearts and friends and we became a part of the student body of C. lVl. H. The first week, the upperolassmen and faculty helped us to feel that We ubelongedf, There were parties for us but the Hfitting- in process was slow. Getting settled in our rooms, trying to get acquainted with so many new people and learning our Way around left us with a soared and empty feeling. At! the end of the week, we began classes and wondered how we could ever learn it all. With long hours of class and study, we began our preparation for the fulfill- ment of our dreams. ln Nursing Arts Lab, we began the prac- tice of what had looked at one time like the impossible. We still remember how we feared attempting to carry out the proced- ures on a real patient, but as we began our work in the clinical area we realized more each day that actual patient care in- creased our interest. Wfith this beginning, the foundation was laid for the building of confidence and nursing skills. To lead us through this freshman year, we chose as class officers, Peggy James, president, Kitty Brown, vice-president, Peggy Helms, secretary, and Mary Lou H ISTGRY Davis, treasurer. One of the highlights of the year was the talent show at the Hallow- een Carnival which took the first prize. Another exciting event was the Christmas dance followed by the Christmas tree party, after which we all packed our bags to go home for the long awaited vacation. The next four months passed rapidly with longer hours on the Hoor and more threats to go home and final cramming for exams. And finally, the night which had once seemed only a dream was here . . . Capping. The following day, work was interrupted frequently as we paused to look in the mir- ror and to reassure ourselves that the small white cap was still ours. After two weeks' vacation we came back and began to know what an eight hour day was. The summer passed quickly and before we knew it we were juniors .... We began special services, 3-1 1, and study hours. For our class officers we chose Marilyn Daly, president, Janey Waggener, vice-president, Shirley Wood, secretary, and Ann Britt, treasurer. Christmas came and brought with fContinued on Page 93j PAT BLANTON and CAROL DULANEY, Historians Page 25 1957 SENIOR Best All Around Best Personality Best Dressed JANICE JONES EMMA JANE ALMOND MARTHA SHERRILI Most Intellectual Wittiest Most Talented CAROLYN BAKER MARY LOU DAVIS KITTY BROWN Page 26 SUPERLHTI ES Czttest Friendliest Most School Spirit JANE HARRIS PEGGY JAMES ANN BRITT Most Likely To Succeed Most Athletic Most Attractive CAROL DULANEY SHIRLEY WOOD MAROIE ROBERTSON Page 27 THE JUIWICR CLHSS CASE STUDY7S DUE TOMORROW and I've a date tonight .... 0. R. call on Saturday night .... January vacations and nowhere to go .... Work Alva Goodman . , . ..,... President Lou Williams .... ...... If 'ice-President Miss Ruth Williard, . Page 28 on my day OH for 556.00 .... C. M. H. girls and dem' Yankees .... Working split on Christmas Day .... Just think, married and still a student. Christine Gibson .,.. .... S ecretary Judy McKenzie .... .... T reasurer ' .... , Faculty Advisor THE JUN Janice Blount ...,.....,.,....,... ,,,.. L orls, S. Jeanette Blount . .,......,... ,,.,. , Loris, S. Exia Lorraine Boliek 4,.,. . . . . , , . , .Hicko1y, N. Second Row Frances Ellis Chisholm ......., ,... ........ G i bson Betty Sue Christdon ..,.....4..,...,.. Greensboro, N. Rita Clark .,.......,...,..... ..,..., L enoir, N. Sina Coleen Cottingbam ,..,,.., ........ , . . , .Clio, S. pon cn c: CD W 1 ... FD CU Nl 3. H E : H II' :x UQ .- O F Z FJ Z nnnn .. ,qv . ofa CLHSS Third Row Joann Harriette Craig ........ ,. . .,.... Rock Hill, S. C. Mary Elizabeth Daniels ..............,.. Goldsboro, N. C. Janice Jo Dobson .....,.. ..... .,.. M o unt Airy, N. C. Naomi Oneida File ......,..,,...,...... Salisbury, N. C. Fourth Row I0 Ann Fulk .,..,.....,..,..,,... Winston-Salem, N. C. Christine Gibson ....,.,..,.....,,.,.. Laurel Hill, N. C. Alva Lee Goodman ...., .,.... R ichfield, N. C. Brownie ldell Greene ,.........,...... Laurinburg, N. C, I B- Page l.Tl.,.1 .F1 .ue First Row Glenda Joyce Gregory .......,..... Kings Mountain, April Ann Hager. ,.., . . . ...,.,.. Cornelius, Katie Mae Harper .,......,......,...,.,,..., Clio, Nellie Loretta Hensley ...,,.......... Ramseytown, Second Row Mable Lee Hodges .,.........,....,,.. Tabor City, Margaret Ann Joyce .................. Mount Airy, Bobbie Jane Lawrence .... ...,.,...... C lover, Mary Louise Long .,..,. ,..,. W est Jefferson, N. C. N. C. S. C N. C. N. C N. C S. C. N C. Third Row Catherine McArthur ............... ..,. R ennert, Carolyn Jane McGinn ...... ..., S tatesville, Nancy Judith McKenzie ........,....... Fairmont, Jean Carolyn Mason ..........,........ Burlington, Fourth Row Katherine May ...................,. Johnson City, Nancy Cline Menscer ...,...,...,...... Statesville, Grace Dean Miller, ...... ..... C harlotte, Nancy Jean Needham .,.... ...... ...,.. E t her, THE JUNIOR CLHSS Page 30 222 nnnn N.. Tenn. N. C. N. C. N. C. 'v THE JUNIOR CLHSS First Row Linda Patton ..,..,., .,.. C harlotte Grace Irene Phillips 4................. Kannapolis, Second Row Edith Margaret Poston .....,.,.,......,.. Hamlet, Sally Dell Prevatte .....,.......... .... R owland, Sybil ,lane Ransom ,,.....,,. ,... C harlotte, Kathryn Pauline Sigmon. ,..,..........., Conover, acc: 52. T2 gan in Cl D.. 'Z '-U mi 1:- mf, OH .,, fa Effo gi OS? Q9- 2. N. C. N C. N. C . C. N. C. N. C N. C N. C Third Row Myrtle Ray Simpson .......,.,......, High Shoals, Patsy Anne Swaim ...,..........., Winston-Salem, Margaret Ann Thomas . , ....,..., Franklin, zzz F9 9' .C. l. C. Conelia Alice Williams .,,.,,.,..,.....,.. Kershaw, C. Fourth Row TCW een'-1 'SUS 1'-123 .Fflw 5'-OT mg:-n 5515? 4 sag 80.-: as? :EB INV' .E. .Ul. 3952 UUWQ: l'Dm ! :wg 83: FP? 22? F799 Page THE FRESHHWHIW CLHSS WILL JUNE EVER COME? . . . Don't panic, just pack .... lim floating on violet cloudsfhe called .... Canteen blues. . . . Girls, you're on the wrong l'S,'7 study, donit sleep .... '4You must start being serious .... But l can7t hear her heart bump, glub .... Uh-h, Wbat did you say, Doctor? Barbara Sarratt .,., Emma Jean Benton .... Peggy Hewitt ,.., Nancy Finley ..,... Miss Edith Byers ..... . , . . , .President Vice-Presirlent , . . . .Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Page 32 THE FHESHITIHIW CLHSS First Raw Patricia Johnson Barbour ..,......, Winston-Salem, Emma ean Benton .,,,,...,. Laurinbur J .,.,,.... g, Charlotte Matilda Biggerstaff ............ Charlotte, Mary Alice Bishop ...,.,.......,. Cedar Mountain, Second Row Peggy Joan Bradburn ,...,.,...,.,. Winston-Salem, Elizabeth Ann Cansler. , . ........ Hickory, Shirley Grey Clifton ....,......,..... Red Springs, Jennie Faye Cloninger 4......,..........,,. Alexis, 2222 2222 09955 nngnn ' Third Row Linda Ann Crouch ....,...,..,......,..,. Ellerbe, N. C Mabel Kathleen Davis ,....4......,...,.. Robbins, C June Carolyn Dowd ...,.. ..,,. .... G r eensboro, N. C Miriam Freida Eubanks ...4...,. . . ..... Kershaw, S. C Fourth Row Emma Jean Faw ........,.,,.,...,..,.... Lenoir, C Nancy Gale Finley ,.........,..... ..... M arion, C Delilah Flint Frye ,,... . , ..... Hamlet, C Margie Louise Clover ..,....,,....,..... Gastonia, C sk n5i i',.+KH. 5v1B00x 5, Page 33 Glffzfi' First Row Lenna Kate Greene ..,.,.,......,...... Deep Gap, Nancy Lynn Henline .....,..,..,. ...... M arion, Peggy Ruth Hewitt ..,....,..... ..... N ewton, Rebecca Zelle Hollifield ,..,....,., .... M arion, Second Row Lester Ann Howell ...,...,.....,.,,.,,... Central, Frances Marie Johnson .,..,.,....,. Miller's Creek, Marianne Johnston ...... .....,... F ranklin, Libby Jeanne Lewter .... ....... D urham, Page 34 ZZ? Z . 22m N Omoo D900 Third Row Nancy Carolyn Lineherry ,...,......... Wadeshoro, Lenna Sue McNeil .... ..4.,..., N orth Wilkesboro, Elizabeth Caldyvell Medlin ......,.....,.. Maxron, Alverne Meredith .....,..............,.,. Marlon, L Fourth Row Barbara Love Memory ,.,.,....,. . , . . .Wilmington, Marian Rebecca Mull .......44........... Kinston, Patt Marilyn Mullis ...., ..... M onroe, Jackie Clennon Odom ..,.. .... C harlotte, 2222 2222 OCP? COOP -4 I F77 '7'l I I'l'l cn I 5 :D 3 C55 I' :D cn an THE FRIESHIUHH CLHSS First Row Mitzi Jean Parrish .........,.,..... Bessemer City, Effie Sue Reagan ...,.,. ..,. W aynesville, Mabel Aileen Reep ..... ............ L incolnton, Second Row Lola Mae Rust ...,..,..........,........ Belmont Barbara Portia Sarratt .................,. Gaffney, ,lacquelyn Joann Sheets ..... , .... Winston-Salem. Murlene Elizabeth Shull, . ,....,...,, ..... C onover, 2222 Z W 1 X4 Fil 4 CU 5 fb '75 c m E W W 0 l ' c 1 fn zgni 2 OOD? COO? Third Row Dorothy Lou Simmons ..4.,.........,. Janet Rose Simpson .,........,.,..... Elizabeth Garland Smith 4.... Billie Ann Starnes ..,....,.,..,,,..,., Fourth Row Patricia Ann Stroud ........ ,...4..... Martha Ann Wilson , ............. , . . Betty ,lean Woods ,....,...... Alberta Elizabeth Wright .,.,..,...... . . . .Lenoir, N. C. Ansonville, N. C. Laurinburg, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. ... .Maxton, N. C. . .Alexandria, Va. .Statesville, N. C. . . .Belmont, N. C. Page 35 it ll fl I I dfuiwfa WMJWMWWJQZJQ ' , Jw 2 M0 . . Page 40 THE1957 JANE HARRIS Editor MARTHA KARRIKER Business Manager Typewriters flying, annual staff sighing, as you refer to these pages in the years to papers all over the floor. Reading hooks, come, you will recall many pleasant memories worried looks, accumulating things galore! of your student days which are so dear to We, the 1957 annual staff, sincerely hope that, each of us. First Row, left to right: Peggy James, Marilyn Daly, Carol Dulaney, Martha Karriker. Second Row: Ann Dozicr, Pat Blanton, Margie Robertson, Burla Clay, Jeanette Howard, Edna Martin, Betty Love. Third Row: Helen Hardin, ,lean Huffman, Peggy Helms, Kitty Brown, Aileen Amon, Mable Yongue, Pal Thompson. Y Y, ..J ,,, 4 2 Q 5 'll ?' .L LHIJJP STHFF MISS MARGARET WOOD Advisor Not pictured MISS GAIL FALLS Advisor Jane Harris . . ............ Editor Janice Jones . ,. ........... Photography Manager Janice Hartley ..., Associate Editor Ann Britt .... .,.Assistant Photography Manager Martha Karriker . ,. .....,... Business Manager Pat Thompson . . . ...,,.......,,...... Art Editor Carol Dulaney .... ..,. A ssistant Business Manager Shirley Wood .... .... F eatures Marilyn Daly . . . ........... Advertising Manager Martha Sherrill , . 4 .... Snapshots Peggy James ........ Assistant Advertising Manager Jane May ...........,.. ,... T ypist Peggy Wood ....,.... ...,....,. ,..,. T y pist First Row, left to right: Jane Harris, Janice Hartley, Ann Britt, Janice Jones. Second Row: Peggy Wood, Nancy Sexton, Barbara Hull, Doris Mccuirt, Martha Sherrill, Alice Wilkinson, Ann Graham, Joanne Helms. Third Row: Kathy Payne, Jane Almond, Frances Walker, June Lashmit, Mary Lou Davis. Page 41 First Row, left to right: Jean Mason, Kitty Brown, Peggy Helms, Jo Ann Fulk, April Hager. Second Row Barharl Memory, Mitzi Parrish, Nancy Sexton, Burlu Clay, Jane Harris. Third Row: Patsy Stroud, Peggy James, Mable Yongur Frances Williams, Emma Jane Almond. UFFICICRS Peggy Helms .. .....,.,.., ...A ....., P I 'esizlenl Kitty Brown . . ,... First Vice-President Jean Mason . . . , .Second Vice-President Jo Ann Fulk , . . . . . . .Treasurer April Hager .............,.........,. ..... ....... S e cretary Miss Elinor Caddell and Mrs. Catheryne Kennedy . . . . .Faculty Advisors I hereby pledge to every citizen of this community to use all my powers of head, heart, and hand to strengthen and uphold the ideals of the Student-Faculty Association, which are individual iesponsi bility, loyalty and honor. Page 42 .. THE STUDENT CUUITCIL THE HONOR CUURT Because her entire nursing career is based on honesty and truthfulness, the honor system occupies a vital place in the life of every student nurse. By keeping every nurse aware of the importance of her cooperation in the organization, the honor court helps to make this a Working part of the school. OFF ICERS June Lashinit , , .,........, .,.,. C hairmau Shirley Wood . . . .Vice-Chairman Janie lVlcGinn ..,.,......... . , . ,.....,. Secretary Mrs. Lucy Hinson, Miss Sue Fowler . . . . . .Faculty Advisors First Row, left to right: jamie McGinn, June Lashmit, Shirley Wood. Second Row: Peggy Helms, Frances Johnson, Mur- lenc Shull, Betsy Merllin, Martha Sherrill, Judy McKenzie, Betty Parker, Jean Huffman, Jo Ann Fulk. Not pictured: Doris Ann lVIcGuirl. Page 43 Page OFFICERS Betty Owen President Janey Waggoner Vice-President Ann Swaim Secretary Reverend Trainham Pastor-Advisor Miss Peggy Rolland Advisor First Row, left to right: Naomi File, Faye Cloninger. Second Row: Edith Poston, Rita Clark, Nancy Sexton. Third Row: Jancy Waggoner, Betty Owen, Ann Swaim. Fourth Row: Janice Jones, Libby Lcwter, Mable Yongue, Pal Thompson. The purpose of the Student Christian Association is to strengthen the religious beliefs of the student nurses. Their activities consist of family altar each night, Religious Emphasis Week, Pediatric Sunday School, Adult Sunday School in the chapel, Vespers every Monday night and welcoming the Fresh- man students. lndeed the Student Christian Association is a vital part of every studentis life. STUDENT CHRISTIHU HSSOCIHTIOIW THE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Peggy James . ............ .... P resident Myrtle Simpson . . . .Vice-President Alice Wilkinson . , . , .Secretary Betty ,lean Woods . , . . .Treasurer The Glee Club of Charlotte Memorial Hospital is under the direction of Mr. William Thomas. This group meets each week to enjoy group singing and to prepare for their public performances. First Row, left to right: Mabel Davis, Marianne Johnston., Nancy Menscer, Betty Jean Woods, Peggy James, Myrtle Simp- son, Alice Wilkinson, Edna Martin, Nancy Sexton, Joanne Helms. Second Row: Jean Huffman, Marilyn Daly, Billie Ann Starnes, Peggy Hewitt, Jackie Odom, Delilah Frye, Murlene Shull, Garland Smith, Lester Ann Howell, April Hager, Edith Poston. Third Row: Margaret Yongue, Betty Owen, Janice Jones, Sue Britt, Frances Williams, Janie McCinn, Burla Clay, Janice Hartley. Not Pictured: Peggy Wood, Emma Jane Almond, Margaret Thomas, Martha Karriker, lane Harris, Katie Harper, Ann Parlier, Shirley Wood, Louise Long. Pianist: Catherine Brown. Page 45 Left to righ Hartley. OFFICICHS Nancy Sexton Erfilor Lou wiilli3lllS Reporter lfdilh Poston i Ra J0l'ff?l' I t: Nancy Sexton, Lou Williams, Edith Poslon. Not piclurefl: Janice The school paper, Signs and Symptoms, is published periodically by representatives of different elawee It serves t 0 keep the student body informed as to the activities of the student body individually ind as a Whole. Page' 46 SIGNS HUD SYHWPTOHWS HTHLETIC HSSOCIHTIGH The purpose of the Athletic Association is to promote sportsmanship and to guide the student body in its various athletic events. Highlights of the year include the basketball game with the hospital team and Competing in the city league tournaments. OFFICERS Frances Willianis President Louise Long Vice-President Betsy Medlin Secretary Emma Jean Benton Treasurer First Row, bottom to top: Ann Canslcr, Betsy Medlin, Barbara Sarrall, Emma Jean Faw, Mable Davis, Edith Poston. Second Row: Peggy Bradburn, Peggy Hewitt, Emma Jean Benton, Murlene Shull, Aileen Beep, Frances Williams. Page 47 CO-CAPTAINS: Peggy James Louise Long First Row, bottom to lop: Peggy James, Shirley Wood, Emma Jean Faw, Barbara Sarratt, Murlene Shull, Mary Lou Davis. Second Row: Betty Owen, Nancy Needham, Emma Jean Benton, Peggy Hewitt, Edith Poston, Betsy Medlin. Center: Janice Jones, Manager. Our basketball team demonstrated their abilities and interest by playing hard and winning most of their games. Not only did they put forth skill in their playing but maintained a high quality of fair play and sportsmanship. Our thanks to the ever important spectators, who helped us promote a higher level of school spirit. BHSHETBHLL TEHIU CHEERLEHDERS The Cheerleaders are chosen each year by the members of the Athletic Association. They add much to the morale of the basketball team and to school spirit. Bottom to lop: Peggy Bradburn, Ann Cansler, Sue Britt. BASKETBALL S C O R E S 1956-57 MEMORIAL Duke Power MEMORIAL Enderly .... MEMORIAL Directorates MEMORIAL Y.W.C.A. MEMORIAL Pneumafil . . MEMORIAL Memorial Graduates . 39 MEMORIAL M. B. S. i..., .. ...N43 ...H44 32 .H43 .M23 .M33 ...32 21 ,..l3 8 38 fff44 Page 49 had ' The Woman's Auxiliary of the Charlotte Memorial Hospital was organized for the sole purpose of service to this institution. It is our aim to find and supply needs, whenever possible, in any phase of its operation. The Nursing School is a very important part of the hospital. Therefore We feel that any service We can render the student nurses is one of our most effective functions. It gives us much satisfaction to be able to contribute to the progress and Well-being of the students whenever possible. For in the student nurse lies the future of the nursing profession. ' OFFICERS Mrs. Thomas Wright, Jr. . . ...,..,..., ..,.... P resident Mrs. W. D. Melton ..... .,.. V ice-President Mrs. J. E. Dowd ,,.., ..,.. S ecretary Mrs. W. R. Chappell .... ......,.... T reasurer Mrs. Frank H. Conner . . . ..,. Assistant Treasurer lUOmHlTS HUXILIHRY HL IUHHE HSSGCIHTIOIW The objectives ofthe Charlotte Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association are to promote the Professional and Educational Advancement of Nursing in co-operation with the District and State Associations and to advance the interests of Charlotte Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Also this association provides good fellowship among its members. OFFICERS Mrs. Virginia Fesperman . . . .,....,...,. . . . . Mrs. Janice Wright .i,.. Mrs. Gloria Riggins .... Miss Peggy Royal , . . . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary , . . .Treasurer Page 51 fa fl If www UWWMLZZ 505255 , Craniotornies . . . Head injuries . . . B. P., P. and R. q 15 min .... Suction P. R. N. . . . Wangensteen . . . Chest tubes . . . Surgical dressings . . . Combine, pleasen . . . I. V. fluids . . . Intake and output . . . Sweetie, bring the dressing carriagew . . Night duty . . . Ward Classes. Page 54 vo. N 'QQ S Q SURG E RY 9 at I ITIED ww I X I C IDE Third Hoor, C-Wing and 7th south . . . Bed baths . . . Oxygen . . . Bed rest . . . Milk and cream q 30 min .... Little Torrance . . . Shock treatments . . . Doctors making rounds at 7:30 a.m. . . .G. B. and G. I. series . . . Fasting blood work . . . Dia- betics . . . Insulin . . . Pills and more pills. Page 55 Pelvic traction with 10 lbs. on each pully . . . Balkan frames . . . Heat lamps . . Fractured hips . . . Spinal fusions . . . Walkers . . . Wheelchair races . . . Crutches . . . Bed boards . . . 5011, my aching hack! , . . . Special back care . . . Dripping plaster for the Orthopods . . . Codeine and aspirin P. R. N. i i l 9 IP 4 8 4 sg Q I 0 EE? 561 V Ci c A URTHOP EDICS PEDIHTRICS Nuss,7 . . . Feeding children . . . Croup- ettes . . . Clysis . . . Restraining for urine specimen . . . Nurse, Pm hurting worser, i ,stead of bettera' . . . Tell my Mama on 9, youw . . . Need a traffic cop for the trieycle W' and wheelchair races . . . Where do they get so much energy? u. Y Sv Page 57 Delivery Room . . . 3H Enernas . . . Prep . . . Fetal heart . . . fmeanwhile Popls pacing the floorl . . . Boy or girl? Crying bundle of joy . . . Nursery . . . lncubators and premies . . . 2 a.m. feeding!! . . . Oh, who does he look like? . , . Proud parents . . . Per with me X Ia' 00-'VFRY care . . . Nourishment . . . ulunior, come Qpom Q ' I GBSTIETRICS Page 58 R OLUGY Alias ,lugtown . . . Little red wagons . Sweet old men . . . Catheters . . . Intake and 9 output . . . Force fluids . . . Combiotics and G' 0 vitamin ampules by the dozen . . . Cystos . . KUB's . . . I.V.P.7s . . . Prized stones . - - Kidney colic . . . Nice doctors. 1 vfg Page 59 t. V15 5 QW Strictly female . . . Blood ustata' . . . D. Sz Cfs and D. 8 Efs . . . Perineal care . . . Looks like broadway with all the lights on . . . Stirrups . . . Pelvics . . . Making rounds with the doctors . . . Women and more women. GYHE Page 60 . ,f1.u..A.A.. , 552 2252. Q09 Mau ol CULOGY LL,..a.,. ERHTIIWG RUGIU or 'Tain't sterile . . . Sunday night preps Watch that drape . . . uSp0nges on field Ten minute scrub, two minute soak . . . 'Tis alight on the wound, pleaseg' . . . 4gWhere's that circulating nurse? Specimen to lab . Saturday night calls. i eil,-, 'WILL Page 61 Writing special diets . . . Reading charts . . . Case study . . . Serving trays . . . You really should eat your egg, ,... Coffee instead of milk . . . Prune juice . . . Split hours . . . OH on weekends . . . g'Nourishments on the dummyf, DIET HIT Page 62 4,'::Es6m:'a'J A ' C1 -Q' 1 - . -fi, C HEH T PHTWHT DEPHRTWEHT ,S L 'KZ' V - 5 ,g. 1' ,. ,U 5 'E A 5 g ' 5 i 3 8-4, nice hours . . . g'Stay with the doctor, little girl . . . wfhis is the way to give vaccine and booster shotsi' . . . Urine specimens . Weight and height . . . Blood pressure . . . Charts in order . . . HCome again next weekfa Page 63 Page G'Get a doctor, quicka' . . . 2 A. M. My , Hn baby has been sick for two Weeksl' . . . AEQEQVB v 6 Wrecks . . . DOA's . . . Poison . . . At- , U We Z HN 1 ' J tempted suicides . . . Good looking cops Charge slips . . . HPutting up traysn . . . 'LDummy on 2nd pleaseln . . . and 3-11 i-' for students. . . . Ambulance drivers . . . Interns . . . l - - EHTERGEUCY ROOIU HDHHFHSTRHTIVEIHTERHS First Row: Kenneth Neese, William Moser. Second Row: William Ci-one, Robert Birke. Not pictured: Daniel Duval. in RESIDENTS HND IHTERHS First row, left to right: Dr. On ,la Kim, Resident in Pathology, Dr. Joseph DeWalt, Resident in Medicine, Dr. William Qerstein, Internrin Medicine, Dr. William-Paterson, Intern in'Medicineg Dr. William Davis, Jr., Rotating Interng Dr. Maria Diaz Pastrana, Dental Intern. Second Row: Dr. Hugh Warner, Assistant Resident in Medicine, Dr. Ting-Chien Lee, Resident in Pediatricsg Dr. ,Iorgen Moller, Dental Intern, Dr. Robert Rollins, Jr., Rotating Intern. Third Row: Dr. Donald Stephenson, Assistant Resident in Surgeryg Dr. Peter VanDooren, Resident in Urologyg Dr. Henry Owens, Resident in Pathology. Fourth Row: Dr. Richard Keogh, Intern in Pediatrics, Dr. Alpheus Covington, Resident in Surgery, Dr. John Rickenbacker, Assistant Resident in Surgery. Not pictured: Dr. H. W. Blankenberg, Resident in Thoracic Surgery, Dr. Aaron Boonsue, Assistant Resident in Thoracic Surgery, Dr. Nicholaos Zambus, Resident in Orthopedics, Dr. Jorge de la Piedra, Resident in Ortho- pedics, Dr. Emile LeClercq, Resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dr. H. B. Fletcher, Assistant Resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dr. Alvin Couch, Resident in Surgery, Dr. Bryant Caluska, Resident in Pediatrics, Dr. Dean Jones, Rotating Interng Dr. Dino Foti, Observer, Thoracic Surgeryg Dr. Roberto Magistro, Observer, Thoracic Surgery. Page 65 DEPHRTIUEHTS Page 66 Social Service Record Library Physiotherapy Cardiology Social Admissions Cytology Laboratory Laundry Housekeeping Department Maintenance DEPHRTIUEUTS Pathology Laboratory Clinical Laboratory Anesthesia Recovery Room Admitting Office Disbursements Busincss Ofhce X-Ray Department Pharmacy Page 67 awww film .,, wr- 'H 4 M M new wg wg W 'a5.nE.Ll'v5 H my f W2 . 1L.,,g3wNv1SZ54f, 'ww fwxssm, , J, M. 51 , Y- M fm A A 4:1 4 'Saw A .f .awk 1 i ns, A A 1 fu 3 as tw ' :K 5 if vi , :um ' Page 70 ,pw i I 1 HOUSE STHFF HOUSEMOTHERS Mrs. Mcrtie Anderson Mrs. Willie Rogers Mrs. A. C. West Mrs. 0. C. Bain MAIDS AND PORTER John Strait Bernice Alexander Elsie Lucky ,pv- 4 35 i x F' '41 Z 1 Q , fi, 1- H A 4' y 2, ' fy Q, , ' f x LW, ,, Page 72 TlmE Remember how afraid we were of this new life. We said good-bye to mother and daddy and looked around horrified at all the new faces. All the formality . . . isn't anyone friendly? And then those ghastly looking pictures in all those books . . . are we expected to learn all this? The faces became more friendly, we changed, the environment became more familiar. Then we got our caps. Just a piece of material to some onlookers, but it was part of us, part of what we Wanted. It was very hot that first summer. The fall came, more new girls. Busy days and nights learning, preparing ourselves. And then it was 1957 . . . We graduate this year. We will be on our own. We worked while others slept, while others were having holidays, but each day this thing became more sacred to us. We are women now, we came from different homes, we have different faces. Time past . . . what did it give to us? Time present . . . we think of the verse, uThe heights of great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were trailing upward through the nightf, Time future . . . PEGGY Woon, Poet HLWH mHTER Where the tall pines meet the sky And to great ambitions give start, Thatis where the heavenly beams shine down And throw a light on each heart. Our Alma Mater true, Memoriafs Nursing School Your worthy goals and noble aims To as will ever appeal. To thee we pledge our hearts and lives, Memorial, our great ideal. CHHRLOTTIE IDEIDORIRL HOSPITHL VISITING ITIEDICHL STFIFF 1957 GENERAL OFFICERS DR. ERNEST W. FRANKLIN, JR. . ..,.......,..,.,.,,. .,......,... P resident DR. HAYNES H. BAIRD . . .... . DR. CLINTON MCKAY ,,., DR. ARTHUR ROGERS . . . . CHIEFS OF DEPHRTIIJEIJTS DR. JAMES M. ALEXANDER ..., DR. ADDISON G. BRENIZER, JR. . DR. JOHN H. E. WOLTZ ...... DR. J. DAVID STRATTON . . . DR. CHALMERS R. CARR ,...,. DR. THOMAS H. WRIGHT, JR. . DR. CARLISLE ADAMS ....... DR. HAMILTON W. McKAY . . . DR. JOHN S. GORDON .,... DR. WILLIAM R. PITTS .... TH DR DR DR DR DR DR DR DR DR E ID ED I C R CARLISLE ADAMS . JAMES M. ALEXANDER . ADDISON C. BRENIZER, . CHALMERS R. CARR . ERNEST W. FRANKLIN . MONROE T. GILMOUR . JOHN S. GORDON . E. R. HIPP, SR. . HAMILTON MCKAY . . . . .First Vice-President . . . . .Second Vice-President ............Secretary . . . . . . . .Department of Internal Medicine . . .,......... Department of General Surgery . . . .Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology . . . . . . . . . .Department of Ophthalmology . . . . . . .Department of Orthopedics . . .,,.. Department of Neuro-Psychiatry . . . . . . . . . . .Department of Pediatrics . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Department of Urology . . . . .Department of Otorhinolaryngology . . . . . . .Department of Neuro-Surgery L HDVISORY COUNCIL DR. W. H. PETTUS, JR. DR. WILLIAM R. PITTS JR. DR. PAUL SANGER DR. J. DAVID STRATTON DR. JOHN H. E. WOLTZ DR. THOMAS H. WRIGHT, JR. DR. PAUL KIMMELSTIEL DR. JOHN C. MONTGOMERY DR. W. C. A. STERNBERGII Page 73 for over 62 years it has been QIKS for better values CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION r r 4 - I 'Ssgiii' Q re 3' Tl1ere's lots of excitement around the dance floor-greeting old friends, making new ones. Part of the fun of campus parties is the pause to enjoy a Coke. It's delicious . . . refreshing, too. Campus capers call for Coke Over V2 million North Carolinians prefer IFE 1'1 y 216 Y M I va I ' , B 5. O ll Blue Cross and Blue Shield HOSPITAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION CHAPEL I-IILL, N. C. Page 75 Compliments of Westview Beauty Salon 565 Westview Drive Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone PA 5-5321 Courtesy of Carolina Absorbent Cotton Company Compliments ot PICKER X-RAY COMPANY White Plains, N. Y. Compliments of THE DRUM DRIVE-IN Compliments of Auto Parts Supply Co. 25 E. Hamlet Ave. Hamlet, N. C. Jack Harris, Manager Compliments of E. L. James Company Phone PA 2-652l Winston-Salem, N. C. Builder of Standard Homes Courtesy of BARN HARDT MANUFACTURING CO. HARRY 81 BRYANT CO. Funeral Directors Chapel In The Oaks 74 Years of Service 500 Providence Road Page 76 Carolina Brace Manufacturers All Kinds Orthopedic Appliances 4I5 East Trade Street G, A. Burrows, Pres.-Treas. C. A. Burrows, V,-Pres.-Sect R. H. Wehunt, Mgr. Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 2-8039 QUALITY FUELS For Over 50 Years Fuel Oil - Coal Avant Fuel 81 Ice Co., Inc. A Complete Heating Service 940 N. Davidson Street Phone ED 2-8184 DOWTlN'S FOOD STORE Groceries-Meats WE DELIVER l404 E. Morehead Street Phone 3-5428 FASHION FLORIST Fashions in Flowers I344 Romany Road Phone FR 6-3894 MYERS PARK PHARMACY Prescription Druggists I340 Rornany Road Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 2-7187 RENT A TELEVISION RECEIVER For That Friend or Patient In The Hospital - Call A. F. DANCY CO. 215 W. Second St. Phone ED 4-2706 Thomas and Howard Co. 4ll S. College Dial ED 3-OII2 Wholesale Grocers LOWDER COAL CO. 907 North Harrill Street Dial ED 2-6282 Page 77 JAMES J. HARRIS 81 COMPANY Insurance-Surety Bonds IOO JOHNSTON BUILDING CHARLOTTE 2, NORTH CAROLINA TeIephor1e FRc1nkIin 5-73II JAMES J. HARRIS, President R. LEWIS PATTON, Executive Vice-President L. A. TOMLINSON, JR., Vice-President ELBERT TODD, Secretory-Treasurer THOMAS S. LOFTON HAROLD M. MORROW Page 78 PF PF CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 57 Woman's Auxiliary of Charlotte Memorial Hospital H O Y E R Patient Liltersl lHYDRAULlCl moving the lnvolid. A f ALSO . . , 'Hospital Beds Bedside Tables Safety Bedsides Bedside Com modes 'Trapeze Bars Bed Trays 'Invalid Walkers Crutches 'Wheel Chairs Bed Boards Rubber Cushions Heating Pads 'Wet Alarm, bed signal 'These items for RENT or SALE. I WW W I N C H E S T E R CAROLlNAS' HOUSE OF SERVICE WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY C0. 118 EAST SEVENTH STREET TELEPHONE EDison 2-4109 MARVIN-NEITZEL CORPORATION TROY NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS OF MODERN CLOTHING FOR HOSPITAL AND STUDENT NURSES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Page 80 light strokes on the hydraulic pump lifts potie t Dependable Hospital Supplies Dependobility is only o word ond o promise. Dependobility becomes o guorontee of sotisfoction only when it is backed up by mony yeors of proof. When we ot Meinecke speok of dependable service in furnishing the finest in supplies, furniture ond equipment, we meon thot we hove been providing this dependoble service to Americo's hospitols for over 60 yeors. Our staff of highly troined personnel, bocked by yeors of experi- ence is reody to serve you. For proven, dependoble nursing equip- ment ond supplies consult your Meinecke cotolog or see your Meinecke solesmanl MEINECKE 61 CO., INC. 225 Vorick St., New York l4, N. Y. Bronch in Columbio, S. C. Dollos, Tex. H FRIEND Page 81 ivy, - 1,-.Y 4- .- McEwen Funeral Service 24 Hour Ambulance Service sir Dial ED 4-6421 - FR 5-6502 727 E. Morehead Street Compliments of Cmfmf MATTRESS CUMPANY 'ik 242 W. Tremont Charlotte, N. C. BIGGERS BROTHERS INCORPORATED Charlotte, N. C. Wholesale Distributors 0 Finest Fresh Produce ZEP Manufacturing Corporation , First in Maintenance and 0 Institutional Canned Foods 50hif0fi0ll 0 Frozen Foods Sf? if? IT ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY ATLANTA CLEVELAND THE BEST' DALLAS KANSAS CITY Page 82 Kale-Lawing Co Everything for the Office PRINTERS - STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERSI 227-23l S. Tryon Street Books and Journals of all publishers on MEDICINE, SURGERY, NURSING AND DENTISTRY Sf? J. A. MAIORS CDMPANY IO8 Edgewood Avenue, N.E, Atlanta 3, Ga. JAckson 4-8268 Catalogs Sent Upon Request I TBUS 6,99 rfb , 2' S - -o 53' V '?,7l0TTE,Q' 2. v -' c ggi L C Qu LET ME HELP, NURSE I can keep the room cool for you, help you get rid of germ laden dust, give your patients protective, non- glaring light, guard their food and medicine. In the diet kitchen, laboratory or operating room--whenever your heal- ing service calls - You'Il find me right there, ready to go to work, day or night. Duke Power Company Page 83 X E round the clock 9 - with Sexfon wf2a1::-1-L6fWFe?- 'g H Lf xx W N LL ,L f ,X l I HI 5 ' - ,,,,Y -V 1 2' n PAPER M L ..... --E-iff E 5 H ! a 2 : e Q q 5 L S - 'n 'X 2 W AMT s ool. E x . Y f qx A el LL ff 'f ?r I X X, CAN ED nnw gxwsseuzausxi ' ' 5 a , nnnnf f f 2 E ' heyy izme ide abc! hols Irvlilf L Jkzfofzlbad' areieifzyxeivfezl 4, Awyfwm apkmedgzzestr iEZIl ,JL w wiihgrmierpfwi U I ,, ,, HKXETF? 'V ,gQ+I4wW1' 5 y-MIK, :Em-1 i , lf Y' Q' 1' JCHN SEXTON 8: CO. NATIONAL WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. Box 4124 Federal Annex Atlanta, Georgia Page 34 Ogg! mi, p K 'lu romolfiolfm !Qfi1fLlfem 0 lbidfincfion THE , INC A Division of Package Products Company, Inc. 1930 CAMDEN ROAD CHARLOTTE, N. C. Pg8'5 'Z' Douglas Gm Sing Mortuary jnneraf lbirecforo 'ik 1335 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 2-4131 Best Wishes To Seniors 1957 Sllllll SHUI' Ill Charlotte Memorial Hospital Ground Floor We Serve Your Taste it SANDWICHES - SOFT DRINKS SOUPS - SUNDRIES PLATE LUNCHES - MAGAZINES Compliments THUMPSUN DENTAL BU. il? Charlotte, Greensboro, Raleigh, N. C, Columbia and Greenville, S. C. Compliments of fa 'wg 0 .JV inf! Nl!!! Since 1901 FR 6-4455 522 S. College Street Charlotte, N. C. Pge 86 Serving the Carolinas with the Finest in Medical Gases, Equipment and Supplies iw, v- .09 'Q 4- in D E N. an l a 21 u haw T 'eo U LY col MEDICAL GAS PRODUCTS DIVISION National Welders Supply Company, Inc. Organs I Pianos PRODUCT OF BALDWIN - CASE BROTHERS - S S Pianos - Organs tale and Gesco ls' The House of Baldwin Chmlolle' N' C' 5094 N. Tryon sf, ED 3-4108 Compliments of Specify MEDICAL-DENTAL CREDIT BUREAU, Inc. H. Thurston Davis, President vi? Ethical Collection Specialties for the Doctors and Hospitals Syringes . . . VIM . . . Needles MacGREGOR INSTRUMENT COMPANY il? Needham, Mass. Page 87 Page Compliments of Foremot Dairie, Inc. 94 T Serving Charlotte Memorial Hospital and Other Leading Industries in Charlotte 1224 N. TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C Pritchard Paint and Glass Company Asheville, Charlotte, Durham, Miami and Raleigh Don't Put It Off-Put It On Supplies for the Sewing Workroom Tapes, Threads, Webbings, Bindings, etc. J. T. CONNOLLY CO. 300 W. Adams Street Chicago 6, lll. CAROLINA ICE DELIVERY Fuel Oil - Coal - Kerosene 925 Seigle Ave. ED 2-3302 ART FLOWER SHOP Established I925 Davis Robinson, Proprietor Flowers For AII Occasions 409 E. Trade St. Charlotte, N. C Day Phone ED 2-7l I4 Night Phone ED 3-3849 Hospitals Restaurants Hotels Schools REGENT CHINA 8. SUPPLY CO. Food Service Equipment l807 English Street High Point, N. C. Phone 890l L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts HOSPITAL AND NURSES y Class Rings and Pins Administrative and Special Service Insignia - Cuff Links Name Bars Albert Bealle - John Bruce P. O. Box 882, Statesville, N. C. No Shadow? No Fuzz? Sharp? Clear? Naturally! You always get a better picture when you use G-E Phototlash Lamps MILL-POWER SUPPLY CO. 300 W. lst Street Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Charlotte, Inc. 2820 South Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. Page 89 , ..,-....,..FY.i. -Y-W .W . Compliments of JULIAN'S Laundry and Cleaning Morehead and Dilworth Road Compliments of BIIIIIII IIII SIIIIIUIIII IIIIIIPIIIIIIIIII Sf? General Contractors Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of A. S. ALOE COMPANY I5OI I4th Street, N.W. Washington, D. 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A' s '- , f LL , ' 33fE,AwL145' A A' WPLWAATX HSQM- l 9 4 crass HISTORY QUTQGRQPI-lg fContinued from Page 252 it unhappiness as we became separated for the first time. Twelve left for Torrance and the rest of us knew we would follow. Spring and summer brought long awaited vaca- tions, the Junior-Senior Banquet and sun bathing in our own 'Wlemorial Beach. On September 6, they gave us our black stripes and at last we were Seniors. We ac- cepted responsibility and began to look for- ward to the day when there would be two black stripes. How well we remember night duty, the last group coming back from Pennsylvania and being measured for white uniforms. For class officers we chose Ann Britt, president, Betty Love, vice-presidentg Edna Martin, secretary, and Barbara Hull, treasurer. lVlrs. Cathryne Kennedy was our class sponsor. With humble hearts we say uthank youn to our faculty and our parents for help- ing us along the Way. 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