Medical University of South Carolina - Tres Anni Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1946 volume:

5 i , L Q : 1 ' ,. , Wx, , i A N ' rm . X K I , ,, , ,, , N, r x. Ex Libris Tres Anmi 1946 SQIUIOI' 676155 Qqzffficafz 2 r A I 1 1 X A I I 1 AUDREY BREWTON Q EDITOR 1 OLIVIA HUP? l BUSINESS MANAGER W 41 EK LCM 0 egg Of OLL 6U'0 LIZKZ 5 7' I ll S ik CD I ' n i, 7 S . Selma! of dvursuzq W I Looking llorwair Within these portals our dreams have become realities. When, as preliminary students three years ago, we entered the Nursing School of the Medical College, our vision was blurred with bewilder- ment, our steps uncertain. A new world has been opened to us, and now as we complete our training, we take with us memories of the spirit of our school, and inspiration which honest, loyal fellow- ship has given us. We are living in an era filled with events ff great historic importance . . . through war and now through a period of universal reconstruction and rehabili- tation. VV' e are facing uncertain tomor- rows, and continuing with nursing, we shall meet N and difficult problems. Qur reaf is firm with temperate wills, we hav , learned tolerance and foresight, and have gained endurance and skill. We feel our inexperience, but this serves cts a challenge as we take up our duties. Our success will depend upon our achievements of the past three years, the knowledge we have assimilated, the personalities we have become. lf we catch the spirit that the Medical College offers, we can go forth to meet the future with courage and faith. These pages are filled with out memories, which we hope will be ex- periences, you too will enjoy. 0 ti e Years 0 . Q 'B , , B+, 4.-X-sw Q ' w,,',. ' ESS -X -:, Q, c 5' i - ::E:.r1 Q Q U, 2 1 , g , x 1' Sf n .f 4,4 , S 4 X , X C 3 X x 4 RX x K N X -1' K qw X- .. , .+k: '-::-w-.-:g,- + 515 1 -Q-' X X e 1 ,f 2. 1 ywx.. -x Victor and Pgace DEDIC TIO TO THE PERSON WHO, THROUGH THE YEARS HAS BEEN A TRUE FRIEND TO US ALL. AND WHO LIKE SOORATES, HAS TAUGHT US THE SIGNIFI- CANCE OF KNOW THYSELF . IN SPITE OF THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSIBILITIES OF HER POSITION, SHE HAS MADE EACH OF US REALIZE MORE FULLY THE TRUE MEANING OF OUR PROFESSION. WE SINOERELY DEDICATE TRES ANNI, OUR FIRST AN N UAL, TO MISS MARGUERITE ANDELL, OUR DIRECTOR OF NURSING. 6 A . Qa1.L .i:si-f.fs- x 3 5 3 MARGUERITE ANDELL, RN I Shall ot Pass This Why Again By EVA ROSE YORK I shall not pass this way againw Although it bordered be with flowers, Although I rest in fragrant bowers, And hear the singing Of song birds winging, To highest heaven their gladsome flight, Though rnoons are full and stars are bright, And winds and waves are softly sighing, While leafy trees make low replying, Though voices clear in joyous strain Repeat a jubilant refrain, Though rising suns their radiance throw Cn summer's green and winter's snow, In such rare splendor that my heart Would ache from scenes like these to part Though beauties heighten, And life-lights brighten, And joys proceed from every paine I shall not pass this way again. Then let me pluck the flowers that blow, And let me listen as I go To music rare That fills the air, And let hereafter Songs and laughter Fill every pause along the way, And to my spirit let me say: O soul, be happy, soon 'tis trod, The path made thus for thee by God. Be happy, thou, cmd bless His name By whom such marvelous beauty came. And let no chance by me be lost To kindness show at any cost. I shall not pass this way again, Then let me now relieve some pain, Remove some barrier from the road, Or brighten some one's heavy load, A helping hand to this one lend, Then turn some other to befriend. O God, forgive That now I live, As if I might, sometime, return To bless the weary ones that yearn For help and comfort every day- For there be such along the way. O God, forgive that I have seen The beauty only, have not been Awake to sorrow such as this, That I have drunk the cup of bliss Remembering not that those there be Who drink the dregs of misery. I love the beauty of the scene, Would roam again o'er fields so green, But since I may not, let me spend My strength for others to the end- For those who tread on rock and stone, And bear their burdens all alone, Who loiter not in leafy bowers, Nor hear the birds nor pluck the flowers A larger kindness give to me, A deeper love and sympathy, Then, O, one day May someone say- Remembering a lessened pain- Would she could pass this Way again. Zin mrmnriam MRS LOUISE H MINKNER MRS. ERNESTINE C. MCDRMAN 9 His oricall Many changes have taken place in the Nursing School since its organization in l888 when it was known as the Charleston Training School oi Nursing. At that time the school was located on Queen Street and had a two-year course con- sisting oi not more than ten pupils divided into two classes. ln l905 the Roper Hospital was rebuilt on its present site and the school was incorporated by the State oi South Carolina as the Roper l-lospital Training School tor Nurses. The School con- tinued to progress and in l9l8 the Board ot Commissioners ot Roper l-lospital proposed to the trustees ot the Medical College ot the State ot South Carolina that the School ot Nursing be affiliated with that institution. The proposal was accepted by the College and in l9l9 the school became known as The School ot Nursing ot the Medical College of The State ot South Carolina. Not only has the Nursing School advanced, but the entire hospital as well. ln l887 Riverside lniirmary was established by the City l-lospital Board, and in the early twenties the Children's Ward was equipped by the Women's Auxiliary, the Cbstetrical and Dental Departments were also established, the latter having been discontinued atter a tew years. ln l922 a list ot tull-time instruction tor nurses was organized and the Department ot Nursing Education was formally established in l987. Additional changes have occurred with each passing year. A Communicable Disease Unit and Riverside Annex have re- cently been added to the hospital plant. The school cooperated with the United States Cadet Nurse Corps and trained Cadet Nurses during the emergency ot World War ll. The hospital today is equipped to accommodate 350 patients which ensures ample clinical experiences in Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Cbstetrics, and other phases ot Nursing. The number ot patients receiving treatment annually has increased from approximately l,500 in l897 to over 8,000 today. The latest ad- dition is the portion ot new Roper l-lospital which will be opened lanuary l, l948 and will accommodate l80 additional patients. I O gl ,, Q A an ui? Q 55 'W N' ' il X Q ,. W aa M , A, .,.. i 2 , 1 P V 5 ..,., X 1 ' 'ily 1 ' -'Q4 1 iii! 'f Q 3 A , QQ .. If Wf f fl X ' E ,X .-- - ,.A, ,VH il i .f 1.i:11-11,,:.,,.I,,,, Q, 3 'V 1. 1 T15 A -1,-A M- - , L. , mWQf,. ,sz -GER Q-'M .1 wi' T 2 5' A,.,.. 'M mi wig A 3 I 1 www . 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Educational Director SARAH E. DILLSWGRTH, RN. Nursing Arts instructor tctunati nrgiil Steiff LQUISE BATES, RN. Nursing Arts instructcr Hfouhh Committee IOSEPH SUMTER RHAME M D Surgeon DCRCTHY E ELLICTT R N Nurse m Charge ff f 6' ff Q 'WK' JN IR MD IV19d1C11'19 IQHN PEPLRIS TQWNSEND M D B S FRANK ADELBERT HOSHALL M D Opthalmologlst Rhmologxst and Orthopedlc Consultant Oio Laryngologmt Consultant , . . A I ,I , . , . . - ' As' , . ., . . , . . . , Mt rnbers o .l t I' ospl al S alftf ,R . .:5V'.3g.A,y 1,- x,.xX.N'-2. K I' -N I X X... 11415, Q, A . Q: A W , Q - , . xslt: N ,., Rx , Q . ..-,, - . ..- s NX ..-A , A' .- fi S f X A gl in ,Qs 3,9 at -sf - X FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Morris M. Culiner, Resident: Iarnes Allen Chamberlin, Resident: Wilson Kenneth Brewer, Resident: Marion B. Pate, Interne: Iohn Hugh Frierson, Resident. SECOND ROW: Maxcy C. Harrelson, Resident: L. R. Littleton, Ir., Interne: Iulian M. Durant, Interne: Garland H. Lang, Interne. THIRD ROW: R. Maxwell Anderson, Interne: Charles S. Keuper, Interne: Oliver Aiken Mays, Interne. NOT IN PICTURE: Will' Interne: Robert Cres' LeRoy Everett Bates, ington, Resident: Hey Hanna, Resident: Lawrei Brown, Resident. SSIGT, rrne: Iames E. Bell, Ir., Interne: Iohn Richard Sosnowski, -nce Cross Lyles, Interne, Douglas Ienning, lr., Interne: rl, Interne: Niles A. Borop, Resident: William S. Brock- zt: Paul Kent Switzer, Ir., Resident: Charles Benjamin J.. Resident: Robert Murray Paulling, Resident: Alton G. 1. .5 '-oy - I f 31' Q' - fl 21- Y Y - 9 L ' 'Y 'z 6' f I 'flEI:2EZE: Q Q. x- fx ' --'-- .9 2 :ssgwr W tyre:-fmt. , - I-' --1255-'?kf'5E5555f I - ' mf ,:,:...t...:. , wiiaf ' 'E ' X ' Wig S234 2 f:Zif'E'1 5 'L fi- 1 ,535 H 2' A 1122 r 12 ' - - -:vE5f5E1? 1i3klfZf3' ' ' 7111: li f ' I '- - . ' Q, . Meigs ' s,51s::,.,::g'-zz-:rs-152:52 . A 'im - - .-W-.N-f fi gf I7 fe- 1 . t,t ri, iii H t me TRENE DIXON, R.N. DCROTHY L. ELLIOTT, R.N. Riverside Supervisor Assistant Riverside Supervisor -A 1-i::' 3 ' ff-tier' W ,iffy 1: , V e f. -1 -, , 5 Q s P E 1-: Q ws.-'-7 s AVVA :Pm 15gg5'f' f -- ' W ,:jSE? i i ::'5f525' 5 Wm. www' uf, if, evra., f' ,., . -'AQ . . LYLLIAN S. ROSS, R.N. Night Roper Supervisor Z, E RUBY R. HASELDON, R.N. Night Emergency Room ond P. R N. z , ,Ig i I ,mi RUTH PIERCE, R.N. Night Emergency Room and P. R. N. I 8 - ff T3 AGNES DUNCAN, R.N. Pedicriric, Psyohicriry, and Isolation Supervisor gs.. . ,. 15: 1 MARGARET CORLEY, R.N. Riverside Gperoiirig Room Supervisor 2 DOROTHY E. PODMORE, R.N. MILLICENT KOHLER, B.S. Riverside Qbsieirics Dieiiiiclri I 9 ELIZABETH ROWELL, R.N Roper Operoiirig Room 'Hz Supervisor - ,.,, Iassf- .- - - ???iQg'.-' sz:::Ei:nz:5:5.a5:Ess ky if ,H- -A ' . U, 1'if3,:, V: 1 . - N235 FRANCES E. EDDY, B.S. Dietiiion Crm time RETTA MAEW. HEATON MARGARET H. RUMPLE ELVIA S. PARRISH WILDA MCOMBER R.N. R.N. R.N. R.N. White Surgiccrl Wcrrd Colored Surgical Ward Colored Medical Ward White Medical Word i,',f Ilu , . f-- ,411 2 X ii . .1,' . V H 4 .Iii Av N '-l - . --f- ' 4, V R 9: we We . , i Q r EMILY C. lOl-INSON RITA V. NOLAN LOIS R. PARNELL MARTHA IANE BOYD RN. R.N. R.N. R.N. Roper Opercrtirrg Room Roper, Fourth Floor Roper Obstetrics Roper Obstetrics cmd Gyn and Gyn 20 S L. H FRANCES H. HARDEN MARGARET GLADYS H. IACKSON R.N. MCCULLOUGH, R.N. R.N. Roper and Riverside Riverside Riverside Operating Room Operoting Room Asst. Night Supervisor Y , g F.-L. X . .r3E:1:-: 2 - wmv - ww an-+ ' C , HENDERSON R.N. Riverside Second Floor f Ag 7.:5...k, I if A d F E T . ., m fe 5 .,. xx 45215 VERNELL E. GRIFFITH CATHERINE M. EDITH M. GAMBLE R.N. DRISCOLL, R.N. R.N. Riverside Annex Second Floor Riverside Annex First Floor OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATE STAFF Riverside Nursery IEANETTE M. HARKEN, R.N. FLORENCE ALLEN, R.N. IESSIE M. IERVEY RN Night Supervisor, Riverside Night Supervisor, Riverside Annex Genergl Supervisor Roi 2 I LENNIE PREVETTE PLN. Amlwsfnhesla 11 CHARLOTTE DUNLAP . Z., I., .'.-:f::::sA5::1- -1-.nu fy -' 5 V - .S,?1'lf!: W4 ' Uepmtmk nt f N , ii , W4 , , 1511? 4 1 , -Ja: f rfefz., . .. . '-..,.:: 13::g3533.- I -,l,5.1VL,',iz,1: .fwlgi L 3 5,viv.5l:,EA: 1+ -. .4,s-rmfi.-,,:. 5 '2 4 1 , ,1 Q 1 1-'4' 1 Q 42 ., ZV.,,,,y., 'f ,1. ' 5'2+5'f jlfi- 1 ' . '1'Ez-4:- . M. - , 32132.31 N s , SONIA DICK, RN. if , 6 Q 2 9 an PHYLLIS WALLACE, RN. 22 ,iii 7 10 I Z1 Sf 1 X 1 2 , . .,...,. --AQ 2 111, . .- rn- ' ',-,, :':q1sss.g-'-11, S., 'Mr' 1 1 'f1. W fe 1 , , 1, 5215 42 5 6 1 I ' 5:25, ' 'QZZQ .. . ' 1553 'C if 41 1 V ,. 1 :rar v ?lffi1:'r' 7235 ':2:EsE,E1EFf5:525?Eb EMA' yqd 5, -4:j,- ggfggffmg 31.13.-f WN -22522 g. f,,.g, .4 Q .. gf,-tial 'ALC THADY HUTTO, RN UMW UEQEQSW Smsszmwmesxs mm R. A. KIMLOCH HOME FOR NURSES PORTION OF OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT 23 'fflflfdi e, T all YA -. fg sm I 43 Xx Qs i I ' 4 LW ft X ,J 1 E I ,Q E, I V A I ' If I lu. ' 'gh TX nm- X mx I , X SSSFI F I :fl 1 fl LE 1 I I I f I 0 'Q X W 'W f' X I fx! f 4 , if , 4, E Mig' fy ,YV Mllqsjy 5 12' X I I I 1 ' gil t? i'ia1Z 4. -:-L ., I.: SENIOR CLASS TI-IE LAST WONDERFUL YEAR .... SENIOR FORMAL IN TI-IE FALL .... GRADUATION AND BLACK BANDS .... STATE BOARD IN COLUMBIA .... LAST CHAPEL AND GOD BE WITI-I YOU 'TIL WE MEET AGAIN .... SENIOR CADETS LEAVING FOR AFFILIATIONS AND OTI-IER SENIOR STUDENTS IN OI-IARGE OF WARDS .... WI-IITE UNIFORMS AND DIPLOMAS AND PINS. 24 tfiieers ELIZABETH KNOTT ..... . President EUNICE CORBETT CNet in Picture? . . . Vice-President AUDHEY BREWTON ......... Secretary-Treasurer QLIVIA HUFF . . . . Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 25 -, A , L4 sy, D ix? F55 Q ,Q If ff'X h ,gs-H ..-.-....-,, ,- STELLA M. BYRD NAHAUNTA, GEORGIA A student who really appreciates the true values oi training .... Senior affiliate at Kennedy General Hospital .... Blonde page-boy bob with a sunny smile for everyone .... Always calm and un- rutiledC?l Stella .... A great promise to the nursing profession. ,, V. , X ,.1i,v,g, , ,r , V 5 1 , ,i,,-,,,,.....-.,.,,-,,,.. AUDREY L. BREWTON GROVELAND, GEORGIA Agatha , prize-winning Georgia peach: conscientious and ambitious .... Editor- in-Chiet, Tres Anni .... Nonchalant and dry wit beyond compare .... Adores re- laxing when oft duty .... Motto, better late than never .... a class tavorite and very efficient student. , .9-' 26 ' ,,i,..i .. aff fvf'fiSIlffi1fQf ffl? OLIVIA D. HUFF CENTRAL. SOUTH CAROLINA Student Body President with remarkable initiative and perseverance .... Business Manager of Tres Anni .... Witty and the life of the party at all times .... Arqu- ments a favorite pastime .... Roper Ob- stetrics her favorite Ward, but Olivia is a capable student on any floor. are A ELIZABETH C. KNOTT BEAUFORT. SOUTH CAROLINA Senior Class President .... Attractive brunette .... Quiet nature as a rule, that is, until you know her better .... Skirts and sweaters, Archie and MehitabeI and Idiot's Delight .... More susceptible to scarlet fever than most people .... Senior cadet affiliate with Veterans Ad- ministration. Seniors EDWYNA MORSE FLORENCE. SOUTH CAROLINA Trim ornd petite .... Efficiency cind pre- cision her keynotes .... rcxtber shy with or ndturol friendliness .... Anticipotes needs ot pcxtientsp bds cr wdy with hecxd nurses and other superiors. MAE BELLE MITCHUM BONNEAU, SOUTH CAROLINA Striking brunette with quiet chdrrn cmd subdued notture .... Ldke Iunelesko on vcicoltions .... Full ot pidns for the big occdsion coming up in April, '46 .... Army ciftilicrtion with roornmcite during Senior cddet period .... A competent cind co- operoitive nurse. 'Q' fx 1946 NATHALEE MURPHY CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Honor graduate .... First senior cadet to leave for at-tiliation .... Casual and carefree, toujours gai touriours gai, theres a dance in the old dame yet . . . . Studious Without ettort .... Country Club her tavorite night spot .... lmmune to scarlet fever .... Great nursing and executive abilities. .EIS Mmmm., HARRIET R. ROBINSON CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA Nl. I. Hook .... Typical Charlestonian with high standards and ideals .... Winning ways and pleasing personality. . . . Watch it l. l., always a hride's maid .... The sophisticate ot the class. . . . Talented and easy going .... Excep- tional nursing aloility, especially in pedi- atrics. ters EUNICE CORBETT SPRINGFIELD, SOUTH CAROLINA First honor graduate .... Vice-President ot Senior Class .... To know Eunice is to like her .... Quiet and reserved personal- ity .... Thorough and eiticient in all her work .... Ambitious and steadfast .... A favorite With all her patients and ex- ceptional in her profession. SARAH I. WINN ABBEVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA Serious minded and studious, yet with a dry Wit .... Athletic and outdoor type .... Patented gait, there's no one like her .... A stubborn streak, or shall We call it determination? . . . Loyalty and un- seltishness are outstanding virtues. . . Honor graduate .... Admired and re- spected by patients and students alike. 4f' brooch, rrcr i Flat'-lit CECELIA A. HUTTO ST. GEORGE. SOUTH CAROLINA Gay and vivacious ..., Winning person- ality and a ready smile for all .... Mysteries, jokes, and sleep occupy her free time when she's home .... Straw- berry blonde with glamourous flowers and elaborate coiffures .... Has her ser- ious moments and a fast and conscienti- ous Worker. ESTELLE IOHNS BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA Another, hailing from Georgia .... Cute and neat with never a hair out of place. . . . Scrupulous in details .... Executive ability and a remarkable head senior on any ward .... loves a good time in a good way .... loyal student and a splendid nurse. f ,1 ELNITA ROGERS SALUDA. SOUTH CAROLINA Self-confident and ambitious .... Air of sophistication .... Exotic personality, soft lights and Nita's upswept hair with fas- cinating earrings .... A favorite in any class or on any nursing service. Seniors MARY ELIZABETH MCALHANY BRANCHVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA Senior Cadet Affiliate .... Quick and cooperative student .... Fun-loving Macy here today, there tomorrow .... Excellent sense of humor and a vivid personality. . . . Loves the beach any season of the year .... A competent and willing nurse at all times. gf t 32 1946 BETTY IEAN SEAWRIGHT EDGEFIELD. SOUTH CAROLINA Associcrte Editor, Tres Anni .... Admired loy dll dnd or true iriend in need .... Pleosinq smile with dimples .... Integrity cmd trustworthiness ore Betty's Well-known virtues .... Umimpoired cmd unbroken trdme ot mind .... Nurses ond potients dlike hdve ledrned to love her eorse dnd friendliness. ,AQHV v 5 . f ff . wgt - EDITH LEONA STEEDLY BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA Bounce , on outstonding chdrocter ornd leorder in dny group .... Thdt intomqible something .... Cdsuol ond corretree yet with serious moods .... Cool ond level- hecrded with only d slight temper held in check .... Efficient cmd copoble os the occorsion demonds. , 2. . ,KQQZM FI ' ,LZ lr . 1 1 's,: A 1 ff? 5 , a.wa4Qq1I5 , , if ,f ff ' I 2 ,f . 'Q I - 76: 'lf Y' f 5' f 7 I Z 'osfssfe' f 'W452 Isfffiiii fj .sis 'li :fi H 5 ' lal'f.f' ' X f f ,I . 1 x 4 Q '5 gs, ' 5 4fi2'E'f:4! ,V 1 I Z 1 gxllgna f f . ' 1.7, ,' ':4 n f , - , ,- in my ff ggi? HI Ilfellihff : .: --,,.:, ' - H. .- . M .I.Immff - A September 1943 Februar 1944 BIG SISTERS-OAPPING LITTLE SISTERS .... OOM- PLETION OE TI-IEORY AND COMPREI-IENSIVES .... LEARNING TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY .... ENTER- TAINING SENIORS .... LATE LEAVES AND MIDNIGHT IAM SESSIONS .... I-IOUSEPARTIES AND NEW YORK ON VACATION .... ON AND OEF NIGI-IT DUTY. Omeers LAURA PQGLE . . . President MARGIE STAPP . . Vice-President NANCY SAUL . . Secretary RUTH WEEKLY . . Treasurer 35 SEPTEMBER, 1943 Mfiiwwm wmwfg' WINCNA BURTON Greenvllle S C LAURIE FCGLE Cordova S C FEBRUARY, 1944 WW faiipwv RUTH THELMA COTTINGHAM Gf99HV1119 S C MILDRED GAINEY Hcrrtsvllle S C q W Y A if W, ' 4 A 4 4 + 4444,. 4'444 -4 ' I' V I 4 4 4 ' j 1 - , l I 4 . SEPTEMBER. 1943-FEBRUARY, 1944 . A Q f,,' SARA IEAN HAWKINS EVA RCSE KYZER Hczrtsville, S. C. Pelion, S. C. MARGARET FRANCES LEE ANNIE MAE MCRRIS Charleston, S. C. Chcmrlesion, S. C. 37 SEPTEMBER, 1943-FEBRUARY, 1944 ' Lge- . in i s 2 4. 2- ,gig xf A . fan- . 'S if J 47 0 I' 5 5 LCRENA E. NASH MERLE NEWTON Charleston, S. C. Mt. Pleasant, S. C. CCRlNNE PATH LOUISE PCSTCN Gibson, N. C. Charleston, S. C. 3 . .a.. .. WJ wif F' 38 SEPTEMBER, 1943--FEBRUARY. 1944 DQBLUME POWELL Hemingway, S. C. ELIZABETH RIVERS Tillman, S. C. QQ. we, 1 E ,, L ' 'C - Y NN. w'S,.x:- X , H .,.L.,. WW. -L, - , 1-T? r, ' 1 ' Q. I?2-?3f:f:'Ea: 'Q ' SHS FLORENCE REINFRIED leannette, Pa. NANCY SAUL Charleston, S. C. .4 1' 2+ . . A 4 SEPTEMBER, 1943 W 3: .474 I , , ,,,. 1 . i?:f..??i.E!f1: : 5 2 i . 2 2 MYRTLE SAULS Ridgeland, S. C. IDA NAN UMPHLETT Summerville, S. C. Ji f FEBRUARY, 1944 .1 . , Ai- ' be Q x 2 ..... . 1 :515F5 .'::i15:, 2312,5'fffQg:2q555:??f515f3 , I . .V .,, . . ,.,,,.,,,-,,.,,, ,,,. - '- ,..,. ' A ' ' ' A fri? ...fy ' :?J':':Qge .:I-:- Y, A -.,. M :I:C:' .7-pg f . EIIE: - .,. .. 4 J , , x MARY FRANCES STEVENS Leesville, S. C. MARY WANNAMAKER Orangeburg, S. C. SEPTEMBER, 1943-FEBRUARY, 1944 b F 5 X xgg MARY ROBERTA WOODARD IENNIE LEE ACKERMAN Iohn's Island, S. C. Cottcxqeville, S. C. KATHRYN AYDLETT ESTHER CHRISTMAS Elizabeth City, N. C. Marion, S. C. 4I SEPTEMBER. 1943A-FEBRUARY. 1944 ag:eQa:a:5.:::: Sifiligifirk-i:':1:-'J v 2 -raeazfw-'Q 3 .,., 5. E g gf 3 .3 3 MARGARET E. FIX SARAH E. GRAY Sullivarfs Island, S. C. Gray, S. C. MARY ELLEN COLE CARCLYN EDITH ESTRIDGE Charleston, S. C. Rock Hill, S. C. 42 I I v Y SEPTEMBER. 1943--A-FEBRUARY, 1944 S ifwxw. . A M' . . V A . b 5 fl i A y Wie. l A, f.. lv . l 213, l l - f ri 5 MARY WANDA HARLEY ELIZABETH M. HILL Chorleston, S. C. Bennettsville, S. C. FLORA E. MELTON MARY KING MOOD Anderson, S. C. Chorleston, S. C. 4 EY .1 43 L SEPTEMBER. 1943-FEBRUARY. 1944 gmgwf 'WW' 5 ,-,',f . - 1 Jiri IEAN BOYD CTNEIZXL Mullins, S. C. lULlA FRANCES SHOKES Charleston, S. C. 335.52 if 3 , ' ', H ,X ggqvw. 1, . SARAH I. ROGERS Lancaster, S. C. DORIS E. SIDES Travelers Rest, S 44 SEPTEMBER. 1943 ,, -FEBRUARY. 1944 of 4 .W As' S nf at ' '.4 Y . ...'.i 444. M- ' .- :':'? Q' 2 'Q' 3 f A' .5 ELIZABETH M. SMOAK BETTY MALCNE SMITH Chorleston, S. C. Union, S. C. MABGIE D. STAPP CABOLEEN K. STBCUPE Chorlotte, N. C. Bessemer City, N. C. SEPTEMBER, 194.3-FEBRUARY, 1944 42 . ,f.. . 4- 'usda s ,Q DCRIS N. WEEKLEY Varnville, S. C. CAROLYN R. WALDROP New Bern, N. C. 1 15.15 L '59 :::15:,:,::.::i::z Y W ::::-5 ' 1 ' ' '- Qgyf RUTH D. WEEKLEY Vcrmville, S. C. IOSEPHINE WEBSTER Bennettsville. S. C f Iere IN TI'Iere 3' gig M I wi ' i BEGINNING AT TGP LEFT AND READING ACROSS: Ohvio Couldnt Be Studying: So Lonesomeh W. P. A. Holidoyy Vxfindblowng Recognize Mory King? II Does Snow in Chorlestonlg Posingp Guess Who? 'P 'Pg A Penny For Your Thoughts. 47 4 . -.- L ,fall ffff -4 Z ff f if Uf in ff ,fx X J 3 g if- June 1944 October 1944 CLASSES AND MORE CLASSES .... MOVING FROM MAIN HOME, AND HOW WE HATE TO LEAVE CAT FIRST? .... LEARNING ADVANCED TREATMENTS .... THE FIRST TERM OE NIGHT DUTY .... GETTING UP IN THIS WORLD WHEN WE SEE A NEW CLASS ENTER .... VACATION AT LAST. 48 Officers MARCIE IAMES . . . . President MARGARET REEDS . . . Vice-President MAVIS BARRETT . . Secretary-Treasurer 49 IUNE, 1944-OCTOBER. 1944 uw , M . A I 15.2 A -nw, f 2 3355- ,wi ':-Z,-I, 'f77f,v ' ., ga V f ' i ,. .,.,.::1Af,,.:. 11 L MARY K. ACKERMAN MAVIS BARRETT MAUDE E. BRANNON Cottcxqeville, S. C. Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Hcrrdeeville, S. C. MERVYN L. FRAZIER OLIVETTE CARR INEZ L. HILL Seneccr, S. C. Hcxrdeeville S. C. Elijcry, Ga. SC IUNE. 1944-OCTOBER, 1944 NSN, X .,. 5 + r S SE 1 9' fx A X 1' A 'X NELL MAE HUNT Hendersonville, S. MARY IEAN PIERSON . , X ' Ylwilgx we by A S ., 6 Q5 ' . X , V 314 abc. 'I' 2 ',x'l 1 ii:-'ii 'ee' 4 A .:. k-,::,. .1 A eei 9 -1.f? SELINA I. LGBRUCE C Charleston, S. C. LlLLY V. LUPO VANNETTE F. SCHULTZ FRANCES F. SWICEGOCDD North Chorrleslon, S. C. Summerville, S. C. Sl TUNE 1944 OCTOBER 944 iff' MW: 5 BETTY IEAN UMELEET Henolersonville, N. C. DORIS BRITTON Poturent River, Md. DOROTHY B. BEE BERNICE BRIDGE ChorIeston, S. C. VIRGINIA BURDSHAW CLEO R. COLE Charleston, S. C, Iockson, Tenn. Wolterboro, S. C. 52 IUNE, 1944-GCTOBER. 1944 5 'mf 'Sw X xx X K-Q3-::'?,'.-51am-. x XXX X Q x hf . , wt Q lUNE DAVIS Charlotte, N. C. IN EZ DUDLEY Charleston, S. C. -Q t I -tv' ' ..-. i :f':--z., A :Q '..V 1 . ....., fra ,H 1. iz, g 5 1 ! I Q BETTY DAY ANNE DIEEEENBACH Charleston, S. C. Lopez, Pa. LYDIA DuPREE MARY MARTHA PGY Moncks Corner, S. C. Gastonia, N. C. 1 S3 I UNE buff? may WS 1944 OCTOBER www? 1944 fm LOUISE GOFF MARY CROOMS Sci1udcf,S C Charleston S C BETTY LOU KEOWN SARAH MCDOUCALL GTGGHVITTQ, S C Summervllle, S C MARCIA I AMES Summervdle S VELMA MELTON L1berty, S C , 1 ,,. L, , I , , 4 4 O 4 '1'- ' ,.,,: j ,.,, I - 4 ,,.4- .Q A ' ' ,TTTQ . L fi , , .::-,, . -. 4 , AA44 C A 4 T - Qc E-3514: 'x7-i . T i A ' f. - if ., ww 'f It -'-, . VV VA --: K gg ..T,,,, A 4,44 44444 4, 4 L4 ' 5? 54 IUNE, 1944-CCTOBER. 1944 rx T 'Y A : ww Q M' Qi f A we ...www s 'L . ,x., BARBARA ANN OWENS RUTH PAYNE NANCY PlTTS Summerville, S. C. Polotko, Flor. Huntsville, Alcr MARGARET REEVES ANN RUTLEDGE LECNA SCHULTZE North Charleston, S. C. Posedeno, Flo. Charleston, S. C TUNE 1944-OCTOBER 1944 IWKMGK I I A mv g 'Wx W AHZ: 7 in b y , I I 1 A Aft P' A Q6 f W ,EEVI mum, ' I A,.'. gn... 'i.A '-A: QQ . J T C 1 GERTRUDE SEABROOK MARY C. SLOCUMBE Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Mullins, S. C. MARY ELIZABETH THOMPSON ANNlE FRANCES WADE Greenwood, S. C. Charleston, S. C. E EDWINA SMITH Darlington, S. C. MARY FRANCES WALTERS St. George, S. C. 56 I UNE, 1944-OCTOBER, 1944 4 g sy X REBECCA E. WEEKLY LUCILLE F. WEEKS Fairfax, S. C. Charleston, S. C 57 I 1 7 f f f ,Q , Hc- www, I r w ig if Mm 5 QQ, Qi, Qlnil fy X ! f N f Z 5: My 4 f , 4--- I Y iii-L ' Februar 1945 J une 1945 THE FIRST 'WEEK OF REGISTRATION .... ONE LONG LINE AFTER ANOTHER .... THE FIRST MEAL IN THE DINING ROOM .... STUDYING THE LITTLE BLUE BOOK .... GETTING ACOUAINTED WITH BIG SIS- TERS .... THE FIRST TOUR OF THE HOSPITAL AND THE FIRST HOURS OF WARD DUTY .... AND FINALLY THE FEELING OF AOCOMPLISHMENT AND PRIDE THAT COMES WITH THE UNFORGETTABLE OAPPING CEREMONY. 58 R X -Q X j 5 R X x XX XXX. X -X X S Q X x X X wer 'X - j1gr,:25N rr, kskfmxxx e, 6 mv X r -- A 5 A Xlxr Lgqf Q . men itwii:-1.i:x.,x,f,. . ., XXX,xX. W .,NX. . N X ' Q . , x Lx . gr Q W . . .,43523s.:...,rf-:.:.'.:.-g5.32.5,-.:s:5::Lss,2g5g55'E2::jg,:g3g.51I-,fr-gi A , . , : .-.-- - .::5::9. x xg 113:-,V dfwxx , .',. I b gi. 'Seq X : 3. ' :. uf-..w.Xx, .Q5f::'I':5p:i.L 'fri 3 ,'-S ,NN 1. , 1 Ao- ,wwmmwrw R K A A , . i f-X va, 4 x X we Q XX .wi Q F? .... .. smgsfs,-Q- ,pn eff, , '-:'-'-eg-:'gg-f:gg.3::.r:-:4E'::1:e.,:,, ., - . ' 1 . gf, K . .:,:, r 'il' f-rx-5 1 G'Sew?-swarrflfisrz:::fr:'. :5-:nf-ie1-.::s.-:f:1s::1:f-1':-::..::5:s.f:-' yep Q 1 -fy. Ri-,gr 9'1 :a5ss:m5xg:g,1.::x:s:s:z:..s.::s:2r:::.1::s:::5:sr:s:-2.5:--s.s:s:5s,::: 1,-:.:. w- e 1 -2. . , 2.5-f::i?':':-.41-A-'.' ei:-+': :.' x X ,fa :rw-w.. Mym,-f,::z-nz-1.:.,.m ff.:::a:xf-f-xx?.-rem ,- x iff' -3 '-1 Sw 'f ask:-4:::-:-:-:s:--.esS::2f1f1:2 X wmm x -x Ufffircrers W.,.r.x- -, -.re V - wwymw-:2'f-N,.,r-1 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.g,M., wwwmw- mm-aww:-ww--s MM-.em-xwww MILDRED LUNDY President MARY BUCKNER Vice-President IUNE LIMEHQUSE Secretary RACHAEL LEGARE Treasurer 59 xx .- -. .,WN.,,,,....,,g,, WV 'F?'?'M'X'? 7WK 9V 40910 FEBRUARY, 1945-IUNE, 1945 - -, ' -L, .4 W ' Q ,. N4' . V X . A X a . if VS :..-Q., , , .... , :-:-:'.' . ' 1 W 'R 3 wp' I . .. Q. -,g f ., . . gf ' Q2 MARY E. BUCKNER . . MARGARET A. CANNON BETTY IANE CLARKE . SALLIE F. GREGORY . MARGUERITE HOWARD RACHAEL M. LEGARE . . IUNE LIMEHOUSE . . MARGARET M. LUNDY . E.: N ., ,T'WQQ:w- fr -f .,,,, 1 :-' f. .. r r 1535-ZrE,'.'34. -Qw- 1 5.9115 , ,- 4 55' I .fi Hardeeville Charleston Orangeburg of 2 ,S. C. ,S.C. ,S.C. . Saluda, S. C. Wilmington, N. C. Ridgeville Ridgeville . Conway ,S.C. ,S.C. ,S. C. FEBRUARY. 1945-IUNE. 1945 .. .gm ,bl X? I I 5 N iv. . if VIRGINIA E. NORMAN . LUCILLE RGWELL . . BLANCI-IE E. SMOAK . 'ag M, fi , 5 Iwi 1 fl GSK , , W W - KIXII 'N' f A A I I ig ff ef im s ' .'-: I 3 . Gfeenwood, S. C Lancaster, S. C . . Meaqetts, S. C Coronaco, S. C REBA E. THOMAS . MILDRED G. WALL . . ELOISE ADAMS . . RAY BEAUDROT . HANNAI-I COX . Anderson CharIeston SI. George, S. ,SC . Conway, S. C ,S.C C FEBRUARY, 1945-IUNE, 1945 I 15 1 I 1 Q.. . 1253 lg . 4' I 5 f I if I jig. If 'I I g , . I I .4 I I f MARGARET E. COX . . LEE CONNOR . . . i . . Conway, S. C. I I . . . Haftsville, S. C. v BETTY oooK . . . . North Charleston, S. o. ' MARGUERITE DAVIS . . . Charleston, S. C. IVY GREEN ..... . Cross, S. C. MARTHA E. HARRISON . . . Elmore, Ala. TOMMIE HEATON . . . . St. George, S. C. IULIA HIGGINS . . Easley, S. C. l I 1 FEBRUARY, 1945-IUNE. 1945 X iw MARY HORTON . . . NORMA E. HORTON . MARCIA RUTH MOORE . FRANCES L. SIMMONS IOSIE BELLE SMOAK . RUTH H. SPANN . . ADA WILLOUGHBY, S. C. . rf ' Q E . 'i If 5 we 'I . ,I m, .X :S . -K t gh , ,Q yu . D . ,Q ,. .L st., ,X at 3 gf' Q it Q 2 Q, X, -I . ,b.:wS'i, 5 : . y L -3 4 . Kershaw, . . . Beaufort, North Charleston, . . St. George, . . Charleston . Darlington . lohnson City, ,a vi S. C S. C S. C S. C S. C S. C Tenn Affiliates-State Hospital School of Nuremg Columbia, S. C. 'F . ,Q Qs Q, ' 'firm he , Q , PAULINE TAYLOR Gilbert, S. C. MARY ELMORE Bishopville, S. C. ,yaf . 1 HELEN WINDHORN Columbia, S. C. LOIS SIMPSON Moultrie, Ga. X3 Q - ,f , 6 1 YouNza1 It Ki sill! i . 9.5 , ' - - ff 1 ig 'su' s ew l .-,: f, w L W4 5 .I .,-J ,, mal , -., . ' '. ,fam yr 'gm , :- , ,V V+ ,..,' .,f 1 u gg . fri- A Q' 35,41 4 , 9- -ff ., , in 4' '5' ',:- 1 f ':Q-' af'1'+'?2f ' :' f 5571 ,, - ,:,.1:.- - I' I, ,A,4 Av,.A :IZ I I BEGINNING AT TOP LEFT AND READING ACROSS: Double Troublep Peaches and Prunesp The Age of Innocence: Whew-W-wfw-wg Our Gang: Whcit 'Would Miss Rowell Say?g So Early in the Morningg Libby and Birdieg Such Literature! I l f ff 'X Xwivfx 277, V 4, f XMJM fi 1' . I IR. M 'N ' x, Q- K,, , fs 5 ax 3 V xx M, X33 'Qi Q 1 , bf F, I I K X 1 J, L, N X ' 1 agar To w4:nmwf1y 23 Live I Stu em: Bwdly QDHTSICCTS CLIVIA D. HUFF . . . . . President ROBERTA WOODARD . . . Vice-President SARAH I. ROGERS . . Secretary-Treasurer O9 Tres Anni 1946 AUDREY BREWTON ,. ., Editor-in-Chief BETTY SEAWRIGHT ,,, .., A ssistant Editor OLIVIA D. I-IUFE .. .....,, , , Business Manager MARY MCALI-IANY ,,.,, . s,,.., Assistant Business Manager ELNITA ROGERS, NATI-IALEE MURPHY, ELIZABETH KNOTT .....,.., . I . , . . ,Activities Editors EUNICE CORBETT, LEONA STEEDLY ,... I I , . Art Editors MAE MITCHUM, CECELIA HUTTO, ESTELLE IOHNS ...,,..... .,.r A dvertising Editors STELLA BYRD, SARA WINN .r.r..,.,, r..... P hotography Editors I-IARRIET ROBINSON, EDWYNA MORSE .r,.t Distributing Editors PAULINE CRABB, CAROLYN E. HOLCOMBE ...... Faculty Advisors '.'. ',. . - '-1s.::fr:' . U ws 0 28 MISS CRABB MRS. HOLCOMBE 69 ursm esmdfsmie Staff MRS. GERTRUDE A. RITTEH House Mcxtrorx f,:,:g:.,::,, - , ,N ff , . :: is ,.'1 V 4 ,, ,, - ssssf , 4 f ssxv-xi MISS MAY M. HUSSY Housekeeper ' MMMM AZ 058 MRS. I. W. ALLEN Assistant Housekeeper 70 r , 31 of 6 J ff? ff g , ,V . ,f 3 , 2 'S Y' ' Q M 0' s fffff 5 iq! 7 ' ,' 2, Q vig' K 3 4 ,ff fi 4 Q 4 J K '24 'wb 'qv 94 , ., ' f J N '33 iv J 1 1 , , 3 sf f . 0' W f VG, , 3 ff V, , ,jf V , R PQ K1 ff ,ag , 2 , , .1 f Sfgy X w 9 ' V 9 10 ,, ,Q , M, W 4,520 X ,gr ,,. ff 9' fm 4 '51, f , .f f ,, ' A-1' cf? 5? Qw X 1 QQ an . ' H ff f f ,Q ff '5 , 6' f My 2 2 9, f f 12 54 4 09, , .ZR I, Z W QW, , J ff Q, X ,Q , , ff 91 2 , 4 S 054' , Q! 935 9 Q' ' f -1' 4 Z ' ,VN f , ' , , 5 1 ..,, H9 5,0 ,,u,g?,6,fj'ff , f 6 f',. 35415. if K MK-Xin 2f .,,9?'f,w -:lg-15-:ws..3.,:53g:a5:5:5g5:xZn.:H '--3-:--.V U '- J i s 9 F., M, I -LEW., w,,,,w W v:2-555:.,.i, .gif , f , W , A , .:.. f f K 'WC ' Arc f 55,1 f 1 1 fn, , f w ,Q A ,. 121 X4 Y , 7, Q' 44, f , ,,, , , Q A , I if 5 4 'WJ , C 4, J 2 ff' 4g ho. 4 A Q ' 4 I W M I I, , GWA1 3 ,ff 1 X ' 2 f J 1 W. 9, ' I , Q, , ,Q ' ' ff, :, 7 Za if 'I as , 2 ,f if 4. x 4' . , , wh , , , 5 , ff ,, un, 5, is t It rx x ii 1 ,lv , 42? 4, , X ff 3 5 Ki? , 5' Z QB 3 4 XF . if . 4 ffm hu ' 4. Q AQ Coumii -X - b wkgwm-.. 1 if-gf fx MRS. THELMA KILPATRICK . . Spcmsor ANNE RUTLEDGE . . . President LYDIA DuPREE . . . Vice4Pre-sidem GLORIA GODBEE . . Secretcnry-Trecrsurer 76 They Serve T eir Ceumfur ENSIGN REBECCA M. THOMAS, N.N.C. ENSIGN MARGARET ROSE BALDWIN, N.N.C. LT. E. TYSON, N.N.C. ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN ENSIGN LILLIE M. IRWIN, N.N.C. MARGIE LEE CARTER, N.N.C. MILDRED A. FRASIER, N.N.C. MAMIE SPEARS FOSTER, N.N.C. GRACE ELIZABETH BEACH, N.N.C. ANNIE KATE NORTON, N.N.C. ALICE PEEPLES, N.N.C. WILLIE DORIS LAND, N.N.C. LT. ALICE L. CAMERON, A.N.C. LT. N. ELIZABETH FLOWERS, A.N.C. ENSIGN MARION E. PHILLIPS, N.N.C. LT. ALEXINE M. GANDY, A.N.C. ENSIGN E. LOUISE HART, N.N.C. LT. INEZ E. SCHIRMER, A.N.C. ENSIGN GWENDOLYN EPPS, N.N.C. LT. ELSIE MORGAN, A.N.C. LT. M. CATHERINE KNIGHT, A.N.C. LT. AGNES I. BOWEN, A.N.C. 7 LT. T. L. BURGIN, A.N.C. L.T. DOROTHY E. CHINNIS, A.N.C. LT. M. T. MORRISON, A.N.C. LT. A. RUTH CROET, A.N.C. ENSIGN MARTHA O. VRANDENBERG, N.N.C LT. ELIZABETH EDGERTON, A.N.C. LT. HANNAH E. GADSTON, A.N.C. LT. MARION L. BOURNE, A.N.C. LT. ELIZABETH CATHERINE BRYAN, A.N.C. LT. FLORENCE REBA LAUGHTER, A.N.C. LT. SUSAN SLOAN STRIBLING, A.N.C. LT. EDITH B. HAY, A.N.C. LT. IESSIE M. IERVEY, A.N.C. ENSIGN IOHNNIE MAE CARPENTER, N.N.C. LT. RUTH GENEVIEVE DLEGG, A.N.C. LT. MARGARET IUSTINE HARPER, A.N.C. LT. MARGARET IESSEN, A.N.C. LT. WILLIE MAE COX, A.N.C. LT. HAZEL IAMES, A.N.C. LT. LES MOLLY KELLY, A.N.C. ENSIGN XAVIER HARVEY, N.N.C. I 2 LT LT LT LT LT LT LT LT I e Serve LAURA O. MOODY, A.N.C. AGNES ANDREWS, A.N.C. MARGARET E. KELLY, A.N.C. PEGGY BAGWELL, ANC. RUTH AVANT, A.N.C. COL. LEILA A. CONDON, A.N.C. KATHERINE ELSIE SALVO, A.N.C. IOSEPHINE WEATHERLY, A.N.C. MRS. ALICE P. MEIACK, A.RC. LT. ROXIE B. HARDEE, A.N.C. ENSIGN RUTH C. THOMPSON, N.N.C. LT LT LT LT LT LT LT LT LT MYRTLE S. GLASSOCK, A.N.C. IULIET B. MCCLEARY, ANC. B. LOUISE WEBSTER, A.N.C. E. DOROTHY IOHNSON, ANC. INEZ O. ALLSBROOK, ANC. EVELYN E. CREECH, A.N.C. E. EDNA CYSON, A.N.C. LILA MAE EDWARD, A.N.C. IRENE HUGHY, A.N.C. Their eumr LT. MARGARET A. BRANT, A.N.C. LT. CLARA E. SIMMONS, A.N.C. LT. ILLA MAE IAMES, A.N.C. CAPT. MARY BLANCH BAXTER, ANC. LT. SARA THOMAS HOPKINS, A.N.C. LT. IULUIA ARIMINTAL STEEDLY, ANC LT. MARY THOMAS BUNCH, A.N.C. LT. PAULINE WEST, A.N.C. LT. CATHERINE BELVIN, A.N.C. LT. GETHEL LOUISE AVANT, A.N.C. ENSIGN LYDIA EPPS, N.N.C. LT. EMILY AUGUSTA IAMES, ANC. LT. ELLEN LOUISE GAILLARD, A.N.C. ENSIGN HARRIET KING, N.N.C. LT. HAZEL MAE ROBERTSON, A.N.C. LT. ALICE WEST, A.N.C. LT. ELIZABETH VARONEE, A.N.C. LT. MARY LEE WELLS, ANC. LT. MILDRED E. MORGAN, A.N.C. LT. HAZEL DUKES, A.N.C. 73 Th s and So was swf .V 'P ' fL r i :Z 223' ,V W mf ffffffff BEGINNING AT TOP LEFT AND READING ACROSS: Representing Lucas V: Ieanie wiih the Light Brown Hair- By the sea- Remember this coup1e'?- Cute . . . eh. ! . .- Going my way?- In deep meditation- Birdie and Billy- Typical pose of Liz. Y 'fx , MQ 3 ff W , M . ,Q , y ,,,,Q5W3 :?t969 V c J Q 5 f, is 1 ffl J , -vw, 9 ,Y ff 4 f if 5, . 49? 1 , 54 . 'Q-3 Q ,T 4 ,A 521 00, 3 0. 5 f s 5 5 gg . ?4 4' -H54 Q F-rf We - ,fr A i f lv h, f -P1 4 K MM , ff y A ?Ag,? 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A swim- mina pools the various beaches and the Yacht Basin. Softball has rapidly become a favorite amona the nurses and internes 76 , L... . 71-,tv FD ' . 4 'E535f25!.:',, .,g:i::'f,:':': ,gz: :.x...e-Q. . -T-' 'L 'iffbirf--1 r:5-ui:-3:I':ai:QfEffS . K-1531 1 . : 1. M '. I S',I: 4E55ff-- SiF iIIEF' N'4 fEI5P??F: 5 x .7 S52-.5'133-.g:PE:!Z?5'Ei1i - Y 1. '-3 -':-Pglf-Q P M4.,.,:. , t 32:1-Iffs:-,:'.:5s.sgs::gsg:g-55'sa:as,z ..... ' ,X '-1:254552:E315E51r5?:2:5:3:3E255555: iI:E:E:ig-ff:- --S' :sew-555. -4: :bis-mr-rs-1-:ar-:A:-:+L :IR I S - f- ' i rs f.' -::'-'1'1: :ISL-.-.-..::,,.q.:x, ' 'YQPN Xy w y : .: -:-nf -,qE f::'ig1:j ,:5-'iHAE'-Er::',-.!.-:,:,3.,'.v Q1 ,.:,,:jfI1.Ef2?'ff , Sm.. -::-:SElSfI?,:i:S:- :-'iff'-5'--' ' '+'5-fy? 'f 5IiX:. 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This progrom directed by the United Stottes Public l-lecrlth Service ond under the guidonce of Lucille Petry Director of the Division of Nursing Educg- tion otuthorizes the expenditure of Federcrl funds for: CD refresher courses for nurses who hcrve been ingctive in nursing' C27 post- grgducrte study in specictl fields of nurs- ing' C35 borsic trounmg of student nurses. This bdsic trotining included pgyment of funds for tuition uniforms dnd monthly stipends for students. Codet nurses were to complete the instruction in nursing schools in cr motximum of 30 months cmd then be crssigned to speciol service in cr militgry non-rnilitgry governmentgl or civilion hospitoll or to other otgency for six V months therectfter. 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Study Hour in Main Home A Nursels Prayer By ETHEL MARIE SCHUTT Help me to do my hest, deorr Lord, When giving nursing ccrre, And help me comtort those in poin- So mony hcrve to hecrr. Oh, give me strength ond power, Lord, So thcrt l might possess A personglity thgt's full Ot cheer ond friendliness. Help me to do the thing thcft's right, And not he incorrect, Oh, morlce me, Lord, thot type of nurse All pgtients will respect. And they, degr Lord, who crlwgys teel Somewhort depressed crnd blue, Help me to loring them hgppiness And stcrrt their lives gnew. Help me to he gn honest nurse- Not one who croves for tome, But one Whose loygl crctions, Lord, Will mcrke g Wholesome norme. Amen. 6 fs ,SFA wg 't'f Q 1 Q r 0 Mil 82 Cf The lFlorence Nigh ingetle P edge l solemnly pledge myself he- fore God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my pro- fession faithfully. l will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. l will do all in my power to elevate the standard of my profession, and l will hold in confidence all per- sonal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and to devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. . ' ' . - f J . Y , A1',,,.- y In .i r rl . . . V ' g. 1' if - if . - ' -':ff5:5E:::11:s5.::':-:ssl s 11'-M-'je' ' y. - ...sn '-2:5':gf:2:-:g5:,3j?:-. V s.wa.'::,zaaq4,.wg-,gr We ,. A., ,,i.,.,,,.,,,,Mv.M4-.,,kv.'.F. lllvul . ' Q . 5' I 1 '13, .....,.,.. 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A' vi : ' ' -. .F : Y , B3 p . n 1 ff fx A Our Gfaverfisen All Thu! :I Sinn' Can HI' Thu Rl1'X.A1l,I, STORE HUNLEY'S PHARMACY 286 King Strcct Cimiziifsiors, S. C. MISS ELLIE NELSON, R.N. Sll,7r'l'l'iIllf l'ufvIic llmzffff iIvIlfIf71AI: lfhilrlrsrurz lfunrzfv MEYERS' DRESS SHOP RIS King CEliARI.F5'l'UN, Ilig-IQpIIul!L' ANNETTE'S BLUE KZIJIWIV SHUI' 300 King Strvvt S. C. QSHARIFSVON, S. C. W. P. CART CO. .IEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 237 King Struct LNHARI.ES'l'UN, S. C. A FRIEND HMI VVIJJ 14'. v W. R. PATRICK Diifrffmlnr of TOIVIS 'IIOASTED PEANLITS HN P. O. Bm: -I-00 East Bay dk Hnst-II Sts. M THE BANDBOX Ifpillfflfflii xfppaffl King Strcct 'I'rIcpIiuna: 7325 SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY GOODMAN'S JEWELERS LIIIIVQ King Street Di.iI 2-IIIIIII 30-I King Struct Di.iI 7606 C Q C CHARLEETON, S. C. NAME ION, U i IMPERIAL CLEANERS Qmlffly fifxfzruf 223 Calhuun Strcut Di.II 2-H622 I CHARM TON, S. C. FURNITURE COMPANY 332 King Street CuARx.1cs'mN, S. C. CAROLINA FLORAL STORE 328 King Strvvt 'l'cIcpIwnc SXII PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 85 ' I Il l MAXWELL, QUINN 81 HALL A Distinctive Furniture and Home Furnishings 360 KING STREET DIAL 3-1656 ll ill I AMES SL ALLAN CO 'l 0 JEDVELERS, SILVliRSI'lffITfI.S', IAYPORTERS l SINCE 1855 I ss KING s'I'IzI2Ic'I' CIIARLIISIDN, S. C. DIAL 7128 Q lf I Il l TAKE ,, CAROLINA TAXI SERVICE l III4 M.AXRKIC'.F STRICICT, QHARLIQSIIDN, s. L -' DIAL 5757 ill li CHARLESTON PAINT CO. A Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Paper BENJAMIN MOORE 8: CO.'S P11148 Lifzfvfff Oi! Mi,re1l Pfziufx TELEPHONE 6 S 81 l l I l l 'I 8 6 ,N NEOLA AND MARGUERITE BEAUTY SI-IOP F.-xCIAI,, ITIAIRCUT, HAIR TINT FINGER VVAVE II? Spffzllfizz in xl 77 Bfilllfy T1'eI1rmf11f.f DUMAS 81 COMPANY Loans 011 xlzzylfzilzg of Iffzfim .XII Business Strictly CunIitIentiI1l GUNS-RIIIDIOS-CLOTHING N TOOLS, IC'I'C. 69 Hgisell Street 13.1 .. . 1 7194! E30 K' Between Ixing :Ind IVIL-eting H J 5 mg ASHLEY ICE CREAM CO. S74 Meeting Street CIIARI..Ics'roN, S. C. DAVIDSONS IV0111e11'.v 11 pparef 241 King Street CIIAIzI.I4s'I'uN, S. C. SEIGLING MUSIC HOUSE, INC. Steinway Pianos RCA VICTOR Sc GF RADIOS HAIVIIVIOND ORGANS VICTOR, I3I,UI.anIRIJ, DECCA ANU COI.LIN1IIIA DAISY BOGIN IfV0111e1I'5 JI ppfzref 256 King Street Dial 5076 RECORDS E- ff1Mf-Vffff 1819 CIIAIQI I S'I'ON, S. C. 243 King Street Dial 6766 ALLEN 8: WEBB MILL SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY HEATING AND RI+IFRIGI?IRAEI ION SUPPLIICS 176 IVIeeting Street Box 603 Section F Telephone 7791 CIIfIIzI.Ics'I'oN, S. C. R. M. MCGILLIVRAY Porffzbfe 7'ypeztv1'ife11v I'V001I5foI'k 7'ypetw'ilH1'.e Slnlw I'I'11M'w' Offirf lfgzffpzlzwff Teleplioiie 5667 l69 King Slree CII1XIiI.I mn, S. C. PASTIME AM USEM ENT COMPANY 93 Suciutj' Struct CI1fXRI,l IRON 8, S. C. W. C. FOLLIN OILS 2211 Spring Strcut 1Ji.11 3-2901 FAULKNER'S PHARMACY l'1'e.n'1'ip!i0115 zz Speviaffy RI'1C'LIS'I'l'IliPIIJ 1'11A1cMAL'lsrs Suwinciius, Cmmifiiw Dial 3-1021, 111111 King Strcut F2722 KERRISONS 200 King Street CIi.fXlil1 nm, S. C. SPUR Tfzr Cnftz ljfflll' 11'if!1 Cjzllldrftl Dx'-V Qnizfifrx CANMM Dm' C.ARI,'l'15N C1.t'i:, GiNc.l',R Am, 'N 1.1141-' 1V11f CJRANKJ1., NL' CIRAPI Dial 61125 NEW DEAL BEVERAGE CO. 727 King GAINEY'S REXALL DRUG STORES 583 King Q 381 Kin C1I'X1il,I1TS'l'fJN, S. C. 1 1 OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT HEINS 81 LESEMANN, ENC. Feaf111'i1f1g STEAKS and SEAFOOD . 1f1'7!2OIz35H!6' R1'IC.L'I..'Xli IDINNICRS, Citi: 11ius.AxKF.xs'1's I42RLTI'F, PRODUCE, CONINIISSIOBI NQON LUNc'Hif:s For Rcsciwntions Di.i1 2-2421 1V1ERCHANTS AND FRUIT AUCTIONEERS IU ffff' C-'flfff' Uf -Ef'Ff',X'ff1ff1gJ', Church SL M.n'Lct Ci1ARi,ics'l'nN, S. C PERRY-MAN N ELECTRIC CC., INC 1609 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA 3, SOUTH CAROLINA KAN Q' O X I Gaim ' OX G. E. MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTORS GULF FRUIT CO PA Y Wholesale Fruits and Produce cHARL1f:sToN, S. C. 34-ss MARKET STRIQRT P1mN13s 2-3881 8 2-3882 Bexf Iffifhex for Your Fzzfnre Slzffcff LERISEJY JEWELRY COMPANY GIFTS THA T LAST PHQNE 7246 323 KING S'1'R1cIcT CHARLESTON, S. C. Cf ,l1, 'ft'.ffUll,.l' ofmf,-f L lffe gm cfmf .lfccefry Sm-6 PARK PHARMACY PHONES 2-3772 Sc 9357 S33 RUTLEDGE AVENUE CHARLESTON, S. C. IDEAL WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY COMPAY 723 KING STREET DIAL 6616 90 IFR IERSON DRUG . A Rrlidhle 11 ,-,, if Sm ,-1f SIM 1855 IJREIQCRIIWION SPIL' C141 LISTS II' OIIICI-I IQIII yylbll GIII 7781 GIIIQN ALL NIGHT I .XS'l' IvIIcssIcNGIf:IIs 201 KING S748 C. W. PARHAM CO. E.ff.mff.If,ff1 1596 FRUITS AND PRODUCE 82 AND 84 IVIARIQIVI' STRFICT NIGHT PHONE 5501, IMY PHGNIQ 5414 OAKMAN DRUG STORE The P1'e5I'1'ipfi01z Store PURITY ACCURACY Free D5fff'Fl'j' DIAL 2-3821 COR. CALHOUN S4 RUFI'I.,lQDGI'I .IXVIC REPHAN'S Selected Milk Iloillfngeizizwl Affifk I5 Beffw' Milk OUR SIcIxI,I-in liII'I'I'I.I-1 CAI' IS Yfwu PRU'I'I L l'IlVNI 529 .2-2010 III' Z-Zfrlg '-il ELECTRIC LIGHT 6- POWER CO. SOUTH CAROLINA POWER COMPANY gfefene Gurfis .Emmqe 6 gr!!! FINE RESTAURANT ON NIGHT CLUB STYLE IT SHOW if DANCI 92 Fm KING AND CALHOUN STREETS CHARLESTON, S. C. ADAMS CCDRTMANN JEWELERS Store of Fine Jewelry 251 KING STREET CHATQLESTON, S. C. 9 , 1 1 1 1 1 I ,I IN i1 T 11 :ig Xl SEl'7J1:L'6' fo fweef ilze Fimzmifzf Reqzzirenzefzfs of All ii IT FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 I SERVING CHARLESTON OVER ONE-HALF CENTURY J. HENRY STUHR, INC. EV 4 1 1 I11 51. ALBl'iR'1' STUHR 51 HARRY STUHR TCRNTCST L. NIADTCHACH A ICUGIQNIC Y. BUTLICR F. TC. TVITQYIQR N FTSEIJTPHONE -H16-L 232 CALHOUN 5 Ti T1 11 1 13 1 T 1 1 U76 Kvvp You Nm! T 289 CALHOUN STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 DIAL 28969 T 1 P 94 D. W. OHLANDT E5 SONS ILVIJOLESALE GROCERS CHARLESTON S L PHONE 2 7986 YELLOW DIAMOND CAB CO9 56 CILORCP SLIREPT CHARLESTON S C DIAL 6565 95 ELECTRIC SUPPLY C0 139111 MTTTIING SFIRIII E111 1 yffzmcg Elf 4 I1 1411! ARMATURE WINDING DIAL 2 7681 BAY BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS BALLANTINE BEER AND ALE 29 ANN STREET CHARLESTON S C DIAL 2 7667 96 0 c , ., . . . ' . M. C. COSTA, E.rn1zfif'f Viff-l'1'f,fif!f11f am! Mlzfzfzgef' CREAM CREST DAIRY Cream, Coffee Cream, Whipping, Butter, Buttermilk 578 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. DIAL 2-2485 J. H. ROBERTS SUPPLY CO. Sim? 1871 SHEET IWETAL, ROOFING SUPPLIES PLUMBING AND HEATING 360-362 MEETING STREET DIAL 7731 81 7732 97 The Cameron and Barkley Co. CHARLESTON, S. C. TAMPA, FLA. KIACKSONVILLF, FLA. Nll.-XMI, FLA. SAVANNAH, GA. Mill Supplies 81 Machinery AMERICAN RADIATOR 8: STANDARD SANITARX HOSI'l'I'fXl, ITIQUIPMENT AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES ATLANTIC PAINT COMPANY 707 MPILTINC STRILILT CHARLESTON S C DI9fiILllf07f 0 Banefefi Sllllilgfll' INCI ILRIOR AND IAXTILRICR PAINT PRODUCTS V A A , A A fy N I A A -4 -1 1 L L 3 . . . V ., . . ' . f L ' f 1 I I 7 A 1 Q , .41 u MOYE FINANCE COMPANY 1323 KING STRI'IIC'l' IDIXI, 3-2314 M O M GIEIER DRUG COMPANY 3K MEETING STREET IDIAI 44 r MCALISTER TRANSFER CO., INC. P. O. BOX 893 CHARLESTON QHQ, SOUIH LRROI IINI MEN WOMEN Florsheim, Crosby Square, Winthrop Dickerson, Rhythm, Vitality MARTlN'S 'Tir A Fmzr Tn Fir Fear 307 KING STREET CHARLESTON 7, S. L CI-IILDREN'S SHOES g 99 I SCOUTIHIIERIN' ECE CQ., REFRIGERATORS, BEVERAGE CHESTS, ICE Pure lff in 11 Cool! Rffz'!gfn1fff1' A ffm O11!-y l'.frfrff Rt7.fl'fk5fEI'c1fffJll CORNICR CHURCH X HAYNIC DIAL 402K H RDY' OFFICE 'UP LY '0. PRINTING, OFFICE EQUIPIVIENT VVE BUY, SELL, OR IQENT LISED O1-'FICE II'IURNI'I'URE AND I91QU1vMEN'1' Cowpfafe CQZTTKF Szfppfies lf,m'f115i1fe DIAL 3-34911 143 KING S'I'RI'II'I'I C. SYEMAN HARDY, fJfl'l!EI' ATLANTIC COAST LIFE INSURANCE CO I-I9 WIINIWORFII-I VIRIIII LHXRLIHION H L W Lui K1 W :vm fl II C 15111 HUIVII OFPILI LORNI R WI NIWURIH A SIVIIFI H STRI I FI S QIRES LU IBLR LQ I C LIIVIBBR AND BUILDINC MATERIALS ETIKIVIXIIIZQ fiom FOll7lzfd 1011 I0 R 0 SIwuId you Wmsh mul ISSINTIIICC pCl'E'1lIIlIIg to IJLIIICIIIIU ox ITIIUJICIIIQ, We sI11II be gI1d to help vou I 7 I m , N I I 1 5TI R IO0 Y. . S ul 3fJR4ll't.II, Pe' .flfwff . Ol ', S Ven 'y 'E r ,J 'ff' UTM, Clflflljfll Rula C.I0lIlfhlllj'II 'Y 'T -I T., L, ., . I I I I I C cc M ., ' . ' . M ' , u - gf 4 -1 X I O f X A - 2 X, Z , . L . Q. - kv DIA J ..-.813 I IA ' ' ANI? OFFIC C: 73' IVII'II'I'I'ING f ' ICICII' DIAL GSU! SINCE 1886 I 1 I MASTER CLEANERS AND DYERS I'IOUSEIIOI,D Au'1'1c1,1-is AND Sun-.np .lAcK1c'rs C1.1cAN1c1a BOUCLIQ AND IALI, Kmns UF KNIT CSARMI-.N'I'S RIfm,m'K1'n 'm MI'.,fXSl'Iil A110 A New and Complain I LAUNDRY SERVICE I I CURTAINS - DRAPES - RUGS I BLANKETS - COMFORTS - ETC. 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