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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1947 volume:

1' F P I I Y 1.-1 Q Qmwh iiwwll Kyfm CQ Z R5 X pg X . Zh X -Ls.. L,,- Q Z f W f NN Q KW if E 2 Q v 'QQQ Xe 'b . FW ww Ex fi 'ada 251 , 33919, A ,gi ix-,fy RL. gg NURSES HOME U55 'jim cqnmi o 7 Q47 Presented By The S E N l O R C L A S S of the Medical College of the Stole of South Corrolino School of Nursing ANN HUTLEDGE, Editor-in-Chief MARCIA IAMES, B ll IU' go 'ZELUO 'Z We, the Staff, have attempted to inimortalize our fondest mein- ories of bygone days at Roper on these pages, in hopes that as we follow our separate paths through life, we can recall and live again our happy training days. 'Uv six bscficafiolz To Mrs. Holcombe, whose high ideals and standards have been instilled into the hearts of everyone of us and whose love of her profes- sion and endless efforts have been an inspiration for us to create a more perfect training school, we respectfully dedicate this publication of the Tres Anni with the hope, that we, in this small way, can show to her our deep appreciation for what she has accomplished as leader, teacher and friend. gd! CAROLYN F. HOLCOMBE. R. N. Sfldllib eight U12 Cyzigufa To the Senior class of 1946, we wish to express our congratula- tions and sincere hopes that we and future Seniors will be able to carry out the high ideals and standards set forth by you in the first publica- tion of the Tres Anni. Zin Memoriam Kuhrri IRE mrlann Sr AB MD LLD DCL De .Hxanrw In Elan Harker Juhn HH 5721112 fill B r 4 ' 1 'Q . ., . ., ' . ., . . ., an 7 ' , PILU., M.D., Professor of Chemistry 1 Q 9 o o feuching Fellow in Gynecology and Obstetric EIL any 9255495 am! ami Reverently do I pledge myself to the whole hearted service of those whose care is intrustecl to the hospital. To that end I will ever strive for skill in the fulfillment of my duties holding secret what-so-ever I may learn touching upon the lives of the sick. I acknowledge the dignity of the cure of disease, the safeguarding of health in which no act is menial or inglorious. I will walk in upright faithfulness and obedience to those under whose guidance I am to work and I pray for patience, kindness and understanding in the holy ministry to broken bodies. r dmamfmfam fzuclifc 1'-V . . - 5 ,fg-F -V. V MARGUERITE . XNDI 2LL, R. N f.7I'1'lY'f0l' nf .YIIl'.X'l'llg FACULTY U I vfiz, , YY gag? 61 1 , :Hg- iw, ,E . 45m Qui ' '3- -3 ., 5 . Q xl -Q5 I lfirsl Run' lrfl In riglll I v HIZLFIN GONSICR, R.N. RUTH CHAMBERLIN, R.N., HS. TRENE DIXON, R.N. flxsl. llirvvlnz' nf lvllfifllfl Erlumliorznl l1i1'm'lur Prifwlv PU'Z'iH0ll .S'1lfvr'1'1'isn1' Smruwzxd Nnw lvfl lu riglzl DOROTI--IY liI.LlOT'l', KN. MARTHA SCT-IARFP2. R.N. BETTY SEAXVRIGHT, R.N. AGNES DUNCAN, R.N. .fls.vl. l'ri'z'nlv l'uvvil1'nn S1lfTt'I'T'f.TlII' C'lfuir1rl lznvlrvzzrfnr Nursing .A-lr! l2r11r11'I1l1r1lf Pf'n'frrh'ir and Ixalnliml ,g'llf7l'l'7,'f.S'I71 ln.vfr1n'lm' nf Orllmfn'r11'f' ,Vllr.c1'n3f Irzslrurlm' nf Pfdintrir N7lI'.Y1'l1H Tllird Raw lrf! In riyhl ICDITH GAMBLIE, R.N. ALICE MALLOY, R.N. MRS. JULIA MASON, RN. l'l'i7'ulc I,Ll'1fiHUll .'X 1lI'.Y4'?'j' .S'z1pm'7'i.vnr' Ulvmwrlilly lfzmrzz .S1llf!'I'7'fSIJl' .-111r'.vll1r'fi.vl ln.vlrm'lm' nf Olr.vlr'l1'imI Nur.viug l11.vl1'1n'Im' nf .S'11rgi4'n1 'l'f'c'lm1'q1n' Nu! svvn in f111'lurf-FRANCIIS EADDY, BS., D1'r'l1'f1'11u fl11'rfem1 fum'lrcn BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ROPER HOSPITAL Left to Right: Dr. Paul XV. Sanders, Mr. john Rivers, Dr. Gemge MCF. Mood, Chairmzmg Dr. C. G. Jenkins, Dr. A. KI. Huist, Jr.,.D1'. ul. gl. Ravenel. Mr. A. Ingle Qnot in picturej. NURSING SCHOOL COMMITTEE E IQIENNIQTH M 14:1zR1r.1'. I.vNc r r M. D., L.L. D. lhwm JAM Iss JIERVEY RAV.EN EL M. D. Cl7lIl.l'7II017, JYIIITITIIQ School C077Z17ll.fl'6'L' 4 1 F. O. fI3A'l'1cs, l .A.C.OII.1'X. 1X'fARG'UFRITE fXNDELL, R. N. .S'1 1jJc'1'i11fwzu'v11f. 1,?I.l't'!'f07' of N1n'si1zg Rofvvr f10.Yf7I'f47l GEORGE NTCFARLAND Moon M. D. ClIUI.7'7lIfIII, Board of C0111lll'I..S'.S'I'I7lll7l'X Rflflffl' fl'0.s'jv1'Ial P jiflrcu HEALTH COMMITTEE JOSEPH SUMTIER RHJXLIEA, M. D. RO S-zwgeon Or-IN F. TOXVNSEND, M. D.. B. S. IERA Ojvtlmlilznloyixf, ITlIflI01IJ.fjI.Sf mid fDILU-I.l1l'LVlIg010gi.S'f C.'o11.v1rlf01zt DOROTHY L. ELLIOT'l', R. Nzmfsc-1'1z-Clmrgc 5. mam' W. VVILSON, ju., M. D. 1Wc'dic1'11e NK AUIQLMQRT HOSH.-x1.L, M. D O1'1'l1nfwr1'1'r CA'n11.wllfa1zf N. RESIDENT' AND INTERN STAFF hx -1 ' ,fi- i 1,5 'i I i., X ti r First Row, Left to Right: Sidney Prystowsky, Resident. Medicine: Heyward H. Fouehe, Resident, Ob- stetrics: Alton G. Brown, Resident, Surgery: J. Philip Muse, Resident, Pediatrics: joseph B. jarvis, Radi- ologist: William S. Brockington, Resident, Surgery. Second Row: Charles Guy Castles, Intern: George Iirazier Wilson, Resident, Obstetrics: Richard C. I-Ierger, Resident, Obstetrics: John Ii. McLaughlin, Intern: Tliomas Marion Davis, Resident, Surgery: james Allen MeQuown, Intern: George Meli. Mood, jr., Resident, Pedi- atrics: james Monroe Ruff, Intern: Philip S. Cromer, Resident, Medicine: john C. Bonner, Resident, Pedi- atrics: Melrose C. Rittermzin, Intern: Fldward R. North, -lr., Intern: Bartley L. Freeman, jr., Intern: Williaiii l.. Bridges, Intern: Albert ,l. Baroody, Resident, Medicine: John If. C. Hunter, Radiologist, Richard V. Meaney, Jr., Radiologist: james M. Stallworth, Resident, Surgery: Carroll A. Pinner, Ir., Intern: Bascomb Williazii Bentley, Jr., Intern: Paul K. Switzer, Resident, Medicine: Frederic M. Ball, Resident, Medicines Not seen in picture: Robert M. Paulling, Resident, Orthopedics: Vtlallis D. Cone, Resident, Urology: VVilliam C. McDaniel, Resident, Surgery: James B. Martin, Resident, Surgery: Charles B. Sadler, Resident, Orthopedics: Clyde D. Conrad, Resident, Pediatrics: A. E. Carmignani, Intern: James C. Montgomery, Intern: Aubrey D. Gantt, In- tern: F. Gentry Harris, Intern: james Carter Ilvfighf, Intern: James L. Simpson, Intern: Kent C. Upchurch, Intern: William R. Uriliin, Intern: james H. Dixon, jr., Intern: G. Legare Rerrison, Intern. S6Tf'6'llflCL'7L viylllvvll GRADUATE STAFF -- ROPER ni! , e S , ll 4 5, L 9 ., 6 Y I First Row: Lyllian S. Ross, R.N., Night Supervisory Ruth Pierce, R.N., Night Emergency Room and P.R.N.g Ruhy R .Haseldon, R.N., Night Emergency Room and P.R.N.: Ruth Platt, R.N., Night Emergency Room and P.R.N. Second Row: Emmie jewel, R.N., Operating Room: Margie lierri, R.N., Operating Roomg Beverly S. Condon, R,N., Operating Roomg Ruth W1'igl1t, R.N., Day Emergency Room. M W H He? ,,. 5 -3 5 H if ix mg Si :X H S' Q E 3 K , H ima ri . ,M Sm Q in :H I m 1 ' Q V W . mx ss, if -, lf, ' nm ff H ' . an 32. 2,3 , at K ,, if ii , M mi 'AX X1-sf 1 .X hr 1 W.-' BQ' tab iw' Q65 is a Third Row: Lois Parnell, R.N., Obstctrical Supervisor, Jane Boyd, R.N., Gynecological Supervisor, Nathalee Murphy, R.N., Head Nurse, Isolation, Harriet R. Robinson, R.N., Pediatrics, Fourth Row: Edith Plarper, RAN, Head Nurse, Colored Medical Ward, Theresa Donnan, R.N., Head Nurse, Wliite Medical VVardg Evelyn Harper, R.N., Head Nurse, VVhite Surgical VVarcl. Q GRADUATE STAFF - PRIVATE PAVILION U f ' -UP' '-ik Ke 15 VW' First Row: Melba Danielson, R.N., Night Supervisor: Elizabeth Wfeekly, R.N., Night Supervisor, Florence Allen, R.N., Night Supervisory Margaret Corley, R.N., Operating Room Supervisor. Second Row: Sarah WVinn, R.N., Operating Roomg Audrey Brewton, R.N., Operating Roomg Roberta VVoodard, R.N., Operating Roomg Marie Carlton, R,N., Operating Room. -vs 'Es' Q-f' 'uw Y' First Row: Agnes Bowen, R.N., Supervisor Second Floor: Amy Cannon, R.N., Supervisor Third Floorg Mary Frances Stevens, R.N., Third Floorg Virginia Cox, R.N., Fourth Floor. Second Row: Arlene Kelley, R.N., Fourth Floor, Dorothy Poclmore, Obstetrical Supervisor, Gracie Street, KN., Obstetrics, Margaret Nelson, R.N., Obstetrics. QQ.. ff nineteen twcn ty GRADUATE STAFF Ora Derrick, R.N.. Auesthetist Supcrvisor. Instructor of Aucsthctistg Kate Hanley. R Martha Alice Hall, R.N., Ancsthetistq Margaret hlolmson, R.N., Central Supply. .N., Ancstlmctist es. Glcwrlwrmla vRI'I'Tl'ZR llfnzlxvllinllzcf' NURSING RESIDENT STAFF Mus. -I. NV. Al.LlEN A.v.v1'str1I1i H lIIl.X'l'kl'L'f7l l' MRS. MAE I-I USSY H ozfseleecpw' twenty-ofw tzcvcn ty- two N STUDENT BODY OFFICERS CAROLEEN STROUPE ..... .......... .............. ...........,..-......,....... P 1' fr sidcnt BETTY M. DAY .......... ..............,...., V z'ce-Pvazsidevzt MILDRED LUNDY .......... ......, S ecremry and Trcasmfer ix W 'wat Wim-Im qi '1'L'. 1 5, fjl lifziffsliam jxig? if f f ' ' 29 ' 1- 'Wg 1-I 'A' ,, ,I gg. l H , 1 L 1 I ! gk-f':1 Q,E,-'--A -4 R I :gg ,W ' ' A' , 'f 'v a ,qf f ' Q- j 8 Q 1 ff I fi! - -Ki Q if X l f -:LL I 7 ' ' U ,Z li V U V 7 f fdiiii fwesz fy-fun V f 'f' EIIZLO 'Zi IHQBRUARY 1947 MARQU5 STAP1, ,,.... ............ I J1'v.v1'dc1zl' QFLORA M12L1'ON ...,,,. ....,,,...... . , I !'l-CU-.P7'C?Sfdl31Lf RUTH XVEEKLY ,-.... ..... Scfrvtm'y and T1'UI7SIl7'Ul' emo 'za 335 , ESTHER CHRISTMAS CHRIS Marion, South Carolina Gets around - Night Quarters Very Efficient Nurse fwelzly-si.1' tl KATHRYN AYDLIETT KATU Elizabeth City, North Carolina Likes at good book Psychiatry her specialty Dear Johnny CAROLYN EDITH ESTRIDGE ES Rock Hill, South Carolina First Honor Graduate Navy Blues and a Diamond Ring I MARGARET E. FIX --PTEGGYW Sullivauys Tsland, South Carolina Cute -- W iffy .Pleasant to have around ,...- 705 ISYS! rf' 1 MARY NVANDA HARLEY VVAN Charleston, South Carolina Music - The Smile of Beauty A Good XVo1'ke1' nys mam mga me Q .V Sax -A SARAH E. GRAY -'REU' Gray, South Carolina Police Force - Good Natured NVhite Surgery twenty-seven 2-MAX eww FLGRA C. MELTON ltAfEI4!! Anderson, South Carolina First Honor Graduate Reserved - Nice to Know twenty-eight . 9 X ,. 9? 4255, K . We awmf. , tmwv xxx l2T.lZAT5li'l'.ll M. Hlll, HE'l'TY Bennettsville, South Carolina Precious Articles Come in Small Pziclcages Refined - Interesting l I MARY KING Moon MOODY Charleston, South Carolina Loud - Happy Go Lucky VVell-Liked JEAN BOYD O'NEAL f-JMNNIW' Mullins, South Camlina '.l'hc Light Brown Hain' Loads of 'Fun - Variety Her Dish J 1 JULIA FRANCES SHOKES HFRANKIEU Clmrleston, South Carolina COINC Wfhat May - Let GO What Comes Entertaining - Moody SARAH ROGERS JACKIE Lancaster, Smith Carolina One of the Rest -- My Buddy Photogenic twenty-nine thirty DORIS E. SIDES GORGEOUS Travelefs Rest, South Carolina XVitty -- Saskzxtchewan, Canada Q' Humorous BETTY MALONE SNHTH SM ITTYH Union, South Carolina Blonde Hair - VVell-Dressed - Candid y v n : -I' M n v - nik A ELIZABETH M. SMOAK USMOKIIV' Charleston, South Carolina Dependable Kind of Person You'd Like to Know MARGIE D. STAPP HMARGIEU Charlotte, North Carolina 'lfz1sci11ati11g - Good Looking - Talkative . 7 ' CAROLYN R. NVALDROP DRIPPY New Bern. North Carolina Colorful Sweaters Loves Children - Suntans l 'E 2 EYFIH as fe s as CAROLEEN K. STROUPE HSTRUPIEU Bessemer, North Carolina A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed Our Leader - Vlfonderful Nurse MA Uh if I thirty-0110 thirty-two DORIS N. XVEEKLY IKDOTU Varnville, South Carolina Personality Plus - Jolly A-l with Us JOSEPHTNE NVEBSTF R KKJOYY Bennettsville, South Carolina Creature with Creation Helpful - Phone Calls from Germany e-0 , A mf RUTH D. NVEEKLY' RUTHIE Varnville, South Carolinzl Dark Eyes - Pretty as a Picture Sincere SN 4. H ' ,K APS f - je F 1. ,,.g,3f-Zi .gg , we . ,A ,,,, -Q-ww ,-Z? :ffl f .lim icq-g si . '.'w ui., .1 ta- . ' 1 V 1 1 3 13 Queen of lhc day: 23 VVlmt did he say, Io?: 33 Cold girls?: 43 Telling secrets: 53 Cozy couple: 63 Let us go tool: 73 Simply stunning: 83 Angelic: 93 Birdie mid Ed: 103 Logs, legs and more legs: 113 Nice in a family sort of way: 123 Thirsty girls?: 133 Smile pretty: 143 Stand-bys: 153 Cute couple: 163 Three pals: 173 Two devils: 183 Our gnl Slroupe. thirty-three lllirfy-fl 5126011 JUNE 1947 LXIERVYN FRASLILR, ..,. , . ,.,. ,,-..1JI'L'Sl,CllL'7'lf VfxNN1zTT1z SCHULTZE ..,,.. ..,,..,......., .. I five-1'z'vs1'a'c11t QLIVISTTIE GARR ..., - ,.,. .. S vcr'e1'ar'y and 7i1'I.'l1SlH'6'7' E12 LO '15, - H. H W Q Q H 3 fs- W W D , N B B H ii E - ka mg Sw mm-fl-Q Q - A V E X Q Q- Q n W M - Q 1 H H H .F ' va m af 1 ss w Q fg :.:.:.. I, n x Af. w ss Y n K 1 n .:-:.:- :. ,U E .,- :.: ... , E5 55 H .BS E5 si ws , . :g.,5::5-:::a: ss rx ss 5 gm- 3 4 H n Q 5 S4 xm 5 at Q L- - gs :::t-.5.s5:,:,-::E.-!5::-,: -:-3? A s g x-1 3 gg L as - ss xx m 5 gm wmmfgwss- ,K K: mLgiLQQ2.gimuQ.,Aww-gs Q H H .ww H E .1 5 ,5 N B my T W Q H U N nw wwf:-amz mn ' -xr- .:::: w wamnwss- E M .,,::S... Q.: 5 ,X S Q, E H ,. - -. :.: my K X W ,... N B Y: w . 5: E Qs H y B , . M 1 U - 1 N zu min 1 a 2 ss ss H ,L 4 v li' f , F ,w 1 V N H B89 - 2 Q E M . 5 .M I mf E i 1 5 .1 -1 F L , . K ,, W 2. N. X, x ff ff H .. R , 'HH' 'D ' :,: : A ,, zz- my E , 5 . , I A X PLS ,- eggs- H - M iw L .:. M M MH 1, . E H, ,. 5 -: :-:1:, ,, mx X, W E W .1 U . E , . H x Q ss ss a E . thirty-six MARY K. ACKERMAN ACKllZ Cottageville. South Carolina Tops on our List Radiant Personality - Unliccused MERVYN L. IWRASIER MYR'I ' Seneca, South Carolina Classical Music - Good Nurse Assistant Editor - Slow, Soft Voice OLIVETTE GARR OLI Hardeeville, South Carolina True-Hearted - Charles just waiting for the day INEZ L. HILL l-IILLIIE -MAE' lillizay, Georgia Lively - Variety She l-las Her Moments SliLilNfX j. LAQBRUCE 'ALINAH Charleston, South Carolina oves to Gossip - Cadet Affiliate My lleurt 'Belongs to Daddy vs. NELL MAE HUNT NEL.l..1li Henclersoiiville, North Caroliuzi Likes All, Loves Que Dependable - June Bride thirty-seven thirty-sigh! LILLY V. LUPO VICKY Vtfade, North Carolina Feather Cut - Crazy No More Night Duty MARY JANE PEARSON UJANIEH Macon, Georgia Attractive - A Vvillllillg Wfay Partial to Red-headed Males vs ,f P VANNli'1 1'E lf. SCHULTZE NANCY North Charleston, South Carolina Sweet and Flirtations Dzmciug Feet - Good Figure M C- J FRANCES I. SVVICEGOOD SWOOSE Summerville, South Carolina Bangs - She Knows All The Answers Carefree flzirfy-Hin SNAPS 5 -f .af -42.1- P f? ...,. ,. iv ,' 1, . ,..k , W-I . Q!!! .5 ., ,Ai M S0144 ,V , Pig, :u- L- . , A qw fr hit' 15 Seeing is believiugg 25 Looking: flown at the bouts: 35 Graduation day: 45 0111 frunilizu' faces: 55 VVintm' time: 65 Nu, Junelg 75 Staff gets a treat: 85 Hold that tigerlg 95 First lmse Lou: 105 No shorts, Myrt?g 115 Ruthie lmslhcr Sum: 125 Napoleon Tupsyg 135 My sugar is so rc- finedng 145 The fathcrly touch: 155 A favorite with the nurscsg 165 T1mt's 1510011711l1l1l'C111C1ZliJ1CI 175 Say :x-n-1113 185 Sam Ganipg 195 Beaming personality: 205 Rear viewg 215 Among ihe fluwersg 225 VVeddi11g Iiellsg 235 Yacht Ilasing 245 Hee Huw! forty yr M 'Q f'f',:t l l A . - l ' ll A 1 .ln , '1i?l--L? 'lfw lw Nw-at 3 f ,f 44,-'gn fag S.. 4 5 Ag-' Wai ' 'Ha 'fn' ,.2J'. 'xl ': H555 ,, ' .4 .. ifkff ' . 1 Ln V1'lli:'T:,1 ' , A ffnrg' FH 5 1. ' lbw .-511,53 i Lili. Q. -lk. 4 V 'Egff9 :i'1 L , ' frIF?L1 ' VV ' 2. -L .- ww Q ff 'Q Q l, ,....- W. ' 'f fjfjiii fif fii' ' QB, ' is S., , 6:44 !l!ll F' 'IJ No.-w Roper grarlrxnlcsg 21 I-lolml it up, Nyrlg 35 Tell us the joke: 43 'Past l1c:l-time: 57 On a windy rlayg 65 The night crew in the sunslnne: 73 Old faithful: 83 Huw hip: flirl yml tell ns. lletly?3 93 Ga-lumn-ml IIN VVhe1elg 115 At Vzmrlerlmiltg 125 Please flu not pick the Howers: IM Cute :md ducky: 145 ,Happy little morons: 153 l'rnfessirm:s1, must. forty-one Orly-lzvo .mio 'zz OCTOBER 1947 MARCIA JAMES ...., .......,. Pl'l'.Yl'lI'UlIf LEONA SCHUIJVZ ...... ..A......,. lfivv-l'1'v.s'1'cl4'11I MARGARET Rmcvlzs ...... ,...., - S'vf1'vfary and TI'L'l7Slll't7'l' 3351250 'za forty-fh fo 1-fy-fn :rr J VIRCHNTA B'URlD:XSl'ilAlV GINNY Charleston, South Carolina Carefree - W'ith Those Flirty-Flirty Eyes Little Blimp f , .il. RFRNTECE V. BRIDGE BRlTCHES Wfalterhoro, South Carolina Pretty - Nice Brown Eyes One of the 'AAU Crowd ,fe -ww ft'- IUNE DAVIS ICJUNEIY Asheville, North Carolina Striking Brunette - Likes a Good Tune Ma's: Gal PRETTY DAY Hl'I'lTTlN?X .N North Charleston, South Carolina Loves Her Piano - Keeps Up Our Morale W'here Did You Get Those Eyes? J'-wk INEZ DUDLE Y lfDUID7! Charleston, South Carolina Staff Reporter - Jitterhug Jane Life of the Party x 21' ANNE C. DIEFFANBACK DIEFFE Lopez, Pennsylvania Yankee Doodle Dandy - Outdoor Girl Dhligiug - Skinny - Black Hair Y W , 4' V Enggfim forty-,r'iw .V'.S'i.l' LYDIA DUPREE DUPlE Bouneau, South Carolina Pretty Hair, Her Crowning Glory . ' If Ak' Y LOUISE GGFF 'W' HVVESAH Salucla, South Carolina XVeelc-ends in Eutawville Vim, Vigor, Vitality - Anchors Aweigh MARY L. GROOMS GROOMSllf Charleston, South Carolina Slow But Sure - Let's Dance ' True Blue Girl of Few Wo1'cls - Great Housekeeper lX-'lA R CHX Nl . A M ES f rooTmf',, Easley, South Carolina Dr. Plaster Cast - Fun to Have Around Our Leader - Short and Sweet 'ir' ' J VIZLMA li. MELTON Vlfl. 'lQihe1'ty, South Carolina First Honor Graduate - 'Boots and Saddle Good Sense of Humor SARAH E. MCDOUGALL MDOUGIEU Summerville, South Carolina Flower' Town Bfialllly Popular Our Gal Sal - A Wlonclerful Friend M D L: I- Y forty-.vwen forly-ciglxf RUTH I. PAYNF HPINKYH Palatka, Florida Attractive Red-haired Yank Likes Florida - Enthnsizlstie Great Flyer 2 -. .5 6 , - i . BARRARA A. OXVENS HO., Sunnnerville, South Carolina Nice on the Eyes - Great Rebel Fan Has Her Fall Bustle , My if: rf Q MARGARET E. REEVES MAG North Charleston, South Carolina Slender, Tender, Tall Vanderbilt Affiliate - Aunt Margaret ANN RUTLEDGE RUTH Fernauclina, Florida Our Ed 'L 'iir11'alldl1aSSee,, Sincere -- Little One Vvllllllllg Smile 'NJ' I GERTRUDE V. SEABROOK GERTIE Mt. Plezisant, South Carolina Thircl Base Blues - Colgate Smile A Geechec Gal QV, is LEONA SCI-IULTZ LEE LEE Cliarleston, South Carolina Liked By All -- Big as a Minute Secretive forty-nine M IA' 'Q' 5 'EDVWNA SMITH HSMITTYH D2l1'll11gfCJll, South CZl1'Oll1'l2l. Conscientious - Good Sport Nice to Know 'QE' MARY C. SLOCUMBE -'s1.oCUMBY Mullins, South Carolina Modest - jimmy - Cute Clothes MARY E. THOMPSON TOPSY Greenwood, South Carolina Deep in the Heart of Texas Gets Around - Regular Gal REBECCA WEEKLY '-HISCKYH E, FZIi1'fZlX, South Czuolina Few and Far Between Quiet - Stars in Her Eyes JU I I 6 P' P xw LUCILLE XVEEKS Lou Charleston, South Carolina VVitty - Night Duty Nonchalaut - Shove Off! fifty-one SNAPS -K H 3 'Hifi gin-2 14 'Iggy iii ' 1' - I ll if Y ., I -- 'N , I li! ,v,.. SN . N :M :ug - 1 L -ffl .Fixx .lf gr. I, LQ' 14.1 iii.. 11 Room-nmfesg Z Resting quietly-no coniplziiiitswg 3 Brid e-favorite pastime: 411 That Ipana smiley 51 Aw, come on and smile, Goff E 61 Little Miss Anng 71 Bathing beauty: 81 That Florida sun: 91 The Dolly Sistersg 101 This is my lazy clzxyg 111 Flirtations Mag: 121 Hold tight! 131 Our Aunt Loug 141 Short stuffg 151 Them days are gone forcverg 161 High and dryg 171 Oh, those black hose. fifty-iwa OCTOBER CLASS HISTORY Ti1ne and tide wait for no man and yet, while we are marking off the days of our last year at Roper we, at the same time, begin to become more conscious of the remaining days to be shared together. AI- though we are enjoying our senior year we find ourselves even more eager to turn back the pages of time and recall again and again those most joyful memories that shall linger in our hearts forever. Our arrival on October 12, 1944 had been anticipated by many. This was evident as we later found out because Mrs. I-lussey had Main home shining as only it does every four months. The hrst thing on our schedule for the day was chapel which began promptly at six forty-five with Miss Crabb in charge. It was at this first meeting that we found the talented pianist of the group and since then Betty Day has been our maestro. Our first meal together will be remembered by a most dramatic episode. Wliile standing in break- fast line, Coft's knees buckled and she met with the Floor. Could it have been that Van johnson intern or was it the savory odor of the kitchen? ' I3lallowe'en ushered in the Hrst event on our social calendar. This brought to light the less serious side of the intern. Can anyone ever forget Eli Brooks and Beverly Salvo doing the snake dance? What a pair! As time went on, we found our beloved Miss Hall a true friend. Although we must have tried her patience with our bob-bing curls. she stuck with us all the way through Nursing Arts I. It is to her and Miss Bates that we owe our foundation and principles of good nursing. Christmas crept upon us to find us doing eight hour duty. just to make Santa Claus more than a dream forgotten, we had three days vacation. Christmas morning we joined the graduates and older stu- dents on a tour through the hospital singing the ever loved Christmas carols. February heightened our status. Plans great and small revolved in each girl's head. Some of these plans were the making of piebeds, brewing of fantastic ward stories, and changing of furniture so that we might have the best. The latter was to no avail. Mrs. Hussey informed us that each piece of furniture was to be returned to its proper place. Lee Lee and Lou chose midnight to return their dresser. VVhen Miss Crabb investigated the noise she found the dresser suspended between second and third Hoors. It was a shame the entire class had a week's restriction! However, Steadman entertained for the group with her mountaineer jesting and imitations of Loretta. It wasn't long before Miss I-Iall called us together to inform us that she was leaving. It would not be exaggerating the story to say that every girl shed a few tears. To show our love and appreciation to Aunt Lou we gave her a string of pearls and sent her off to New York with the prettiest orchid we found. Then came the night we all dreamed about! VVhat a rush getting shoes polished and our first bibs ironed to perfection! The occasion? We were at last getting that little white cap better known as our dignity. Could we ever forget April 5, 1945? Our first anniversary was celebrated by going out to Coburg's Dairy. VVe had the most hilarious time, and after four hours of fun, we piled into the station wagon and drove back to Roper singing at the top of our voices. Returning from our second vacation in December found some of us venturing to Obstetrics, Pediatrics and the Operating Room. Classes were in full swing again and we had plenty of studying to do, but along with all the work and studies, we had our fun. Welll never forget the day one of our bright classmates asked Miss Malloy for the Daisy Rogin machine, meaning, of course, the Bogan-Davis machine! And girls, remember the time another one of our classmates in the O. R. went donging into the bucket for a lost sponge. Yes, and all scrubbed up too! Oh well, life's little embarrassing moments. In March, we received our first black band in a small ceremony over in Annex A. A Jril found us sa in f OOCllJ e to Ken er, Mac Anderson, Aiken Ma s and man Otl'lC1'S whom . . 21 V Y . Uncle Sam was claiming as lns nephews. Our hearts were low as we welcomed our new interns and residents. It was in july that we decided things were moving too slowly, so after putting our heads together, we set July 5 as the date for a class party. This time it wasn't to be a hen party but a watermelon cutting at the graduate nurses home on Folly Beach. The party and Dr. Upchurch will be remembered by the ex- plosion of the fire cracker in the bus. Summer drifted along with many enjoyable evenings spent in Roper's baseball stadium. We nurses still think we're the best ball players although the Medics have different ideas. Our third and last vacation found many of us going to all points. but to whatever spot, everybody reported a good time. So as we have come to the end of another year and our goal of achievement is so near we have a deep satisfaction in knowing that we have almost completed our training period. Now that goal is taking on a shiny appearance. Never-the-less while we are striving to make the grade, let us not forget to enjoy life and to keep our class spirit, not only during Senior days, but long after parting goodbyes have been said. fifty th: ee ffm'-ff jun I7 s FEBRUARY 1948 MILDRED LUNDY ........ R .......,. .............. P resident MARY E. BUCKNER .... - ......... ...................,.. V ice-Presz'a'cut RACPIEL LEGARE ....... - ......... ,.,...,- S ecrctary and Treasurwf JUNE 1948 ELOISE ADAMS . ....,.. R .....N.. ...,..... ,...A P 1 'csfdent HANNAH Cox ....... .......,. V ice-P1'c'sz'deut RUTH SPANN .,......... - ........ .., ....., S ecrcfary MARTHA HARRISON .f..... Twzasmfer OCTQBER 1948 JANE MCWHITE ,x..... ................................ ........... P 1' esidenft MARIE ALTLIAN ,.,........ .......,........... V ice-P1'cr.s'1'de1RLt EVELYN HEDGEPAT1-I ,,..,..., ......, . Sxccrefczry and Treasmfur juniors fifty-fiw MARY E. BUCKNER Harcleeville, S. C. MARGARET A. CANNON Charleston, S. C. SALLY F. GREGORY Szllucla, S. C. if RACHEL ll. LEGARE McCle1lanvillc, S. C. MILDRED LUNDY Conway, S. C. LUCILLE ROVVELL LEIIICZISYCF, S. C. 'I3r.1zABm'1I SMOAK Mcggctt, S. C. Rmux T11oMAs Coronaco, S. C. MILURED WALL Anderson, S. C. 1 i FEBRUARY 1948 'ill .431 qw ig! Fl' fn A . if, 'Sf xl! U A . K 1 M' A V A f SEI? -I745,145, .mx.,1i:f,:Q'5-,3 .. ,'. 725' ' M- ' M., X: ff 5 , ' -f-I -ff .f. 'l 'l'-1niii?',Q. 614, th 4. Y1.f!'m'Y4tfS1-QQL: ufv gk 11 Rowelllg 21 Doors ofnpprn't1lnilyl: 31 Deep in your solitude, Tl1omns?: 41 Mullins all. at Roper: 51 Need a new hair-do?g 61 Look out, Tupsy, the Cast will sink thc hunt: 71 All this and heaven too-: 81 Lee-Lee: 91 Deformity, Lou?: 101 Be right with you, Grooms: 111 Hawaii was never like this: 121 Mug and Rogers: 131 Little Bit! 141 Fun at Folly: 161 ,lust gotta haye nuofher cigarette! 171 B. O.: 181 Our student body president: 191 The beach house with its memories: 201 Heavy load, eh Ginnyl: 211 Ready fpr sailing: 221 Ah yes! sunshine is good for you. .IWW 'YUN E' ELOISE ADAMS ,,,,..... .,,..., C harleston, S. C. RAE BEAUDROT ........, ,,,.,.. S t. George, S. C. ANNE C. CHISOLM St. John, New Brlmswick, Canada LEE CONNOR ,..... HANNAI-I COX ....... MARGUIERVFE C. DAVIS .H:u'tsvillc, S. C. .....Conway, S. C. Charleston, S. C. MARTHA E, HARRISON ..,.,.. ........., E lmore, Ala. TOMMIE E. I-IILATON ...,...,. ........ St. George, S. C. JUNE 1948 JULIA HIGGINS ,,........ .,...v... E asley, s. C JULIIET LOFTON ......... ,....,...,, IX IcClellanvilIe, S. C. MARCIA R, MOORE ..........,,..,,, North Charleston, S. C. FRANCES I.. SIMMONS .. ..... ..... . .. St. George, S. C. RUTH IMENRIETTA SPANN ...,........ Darlington, S. C. JUNE 1948 ,4-. '-5742 ROSE MARXE ALTMAN ,,,.,......Y,.... Georgetown, S. C. DOROTHEA BOOTH ........, ..,.,,,. IN iiami, Fla. BETTY JO DENDY .,...... ......... S encca, S. C. LEE DEYTON,, A,,.. .....,.... C liuton, S. C. SARAH FAULKENBERRY .,.....,..,,.... Lancaster, S. C. l',Vlf,I.YN HTLDGEPATH .....,,.. ....,..... C olumbia, S. C. FRANCES MCKENZIE ......... .....,,... 1 Scorgetown, S. C. JANE MCWHITTC ...... ....... G eorgetowlm, S. C. OCTOBER 1948 DONNA ,IICAN SHIF ....,... .,.... . Cllarlcslou, S. C. FRANCES SMITH .,.,,,. ,...,,,,, C harlcston, S. C. y - . s az M . IARCH 1949 1 1 4 Aff: X' 2 ff.. sw W, E. 5376? HLANCPII2 O. HENDERSON .,.A Moncks Corner, S. C. JANE FORD ..,......, , ,......,., Moncks Corner, S. C. .Xl .f I'i'is.,-.,. y- two grfshman CLASS OF 1949 NIARY LOUISE CAMP1a1zLL ....... ......., - --.P1'a.v1'ziv11t MARGARET JONES .....R.......... , ..,...,,..,..... lf!!-KT-1,l't'Sl'dt'lIf MIRIAIVI REAGAN ...... .RH.., . S'ccrcmry and Trvaszu'v1' ?re.s'l1 an 'TT' -T 1 K 1' . f'5'ff' Y-- ':-: w' iv.. -, I, : -, 11: -I K ,Z,,,-,:., ff Qi iggfirwfi? .. ' .Kew 1 -x . V f 1 fxwdizfrfilfiawhmxyie ' Qgfwf' 5 A W. is f Mzxpawgf jf mvsmvwmvzfu ? 2,295 S QT2H'i133Z:i'l'hiT,S,? H Rfk' M H'Egx.2'Z',.4f B mm mm W2 Q aw - . . . f- WTRTEQQELS fi? M aw!-P11335 W E W , E n , -Wm Eggmggg 1 7351? zgagkk H ' ,ml Q L kRM,,x 'lp--f-,V -ff 'X' f 3 '5 fg 1' 1.eg5M, i.' Q, 1 K Z-12 5 x :H Q ,, . E ZSEXSSKXXA ZH' 4- ,, Em Q4 M 1 1 X,-SHS WM . , .1 1: 5 n Q -,, jg- : 5 W gg: B 1 1 fi 1? 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RUBELLE HOWARD Hampstead, S. C. ELOISE I-IUTINSON Nichols, S. C. MARGARET JONES Thomasville, Ga. ETHEL LACHICOTTE Pawley's Island, S. C. BROWNIE LEAVEY Brunswick, Ga. DOROTHY LOVVELL New York City, N. Y. FRESH ...iwfiiill KWH fif wi A . I ,Xl W H J- L 3,5 N an yi wi 1 -.,.-... , , Q -X55-W, :I , im., Q - H, 5,3535 3 mf - at , 5- I nu 2 . W . , '.,W.,,,, .5..f,g,5 . if ' ' ' 'ff W .Is'.2.if.... - l A, ,.,,..,. - i SEPTEMBER 1949 MAN I 1 1 A 'fi lx SEP'1'I3lVI'I?-.ER 1949 DOROTHY NIACK Eutawville, S. C. A. SUE MCALHANEY Branchville, S. C. MARY FRANCES MEDLIN Ware Shoals, S. C. KATHLEEN MISKELLY York, S. C. VIRGINIA MOORE Charleston, S. C. JANE IVIURRAY Edisto Island, S. C. DOROTHY MEYERS Branchville, S. C. MARY PENNY Charleston, S. C. IXIIRIAM REAGAN Kingstree, S. C. DOLORES SCHRAGE Moultrieville, S. C. MARTHA SUTCLIFFE St. George, S, C. ROSEMARY WARD Charleston, S. C. CLARA WARING Summerville, S. C. POLLY ANN WEBSTER Bennettsville, S. C. NORMA JEAN WELKER Charleston, S. C. PRUDENCE WILKINSON Charleston, S. C. SEPTEMBER 1949 l MARIE I-IOUSAND.. , ,,,., l.oris. S. C. Nut .wall in lvivlllrri BEVERLY BROVVN .,,,,., Chznleston, S. C. GLORIA MARTIN ,,.,.,, . Macon, Georgia MARTHA PIJCXICO ,.,. Barnwell, S. C. JANUARY 1950 Marian L. Barrineau, Margaret Croeetta, Kathryn A. Ferguson, Daisy Flowers, Victoria Formicola, Kathleen Gray, Lola Hardec, Nellie Ruth Holden, Edith johnson, Jane Johnson, Jane Jones, Frances Matthews, Millie J. Parker, Anna K. Pease, Rosa Lee Poole, Gilda Robinson, Margaret A. Simmons, Dorothy Sistrunk, Norma E. Steele, Mary Taylor, Doris Todd, Zelda Wallace, Sophia A, VVeIls. AFFILIATES-MULLINS SCI-IDOL OF NURSING MULLINS, S. C. IXGINIS LOUISE SMALLS IREIXE POCFRS Nichols, S. C L S C sixty-eiglzt BEQUE To MISS DUNCAN, an alarm clock that will sound off each night at 7 o'clock. To DR. MOOD, a loud speaker, so that he can be heard in Micro classes. To DR. EDDIE PA1aK1zR, a special nurse to assist him in donning his operating rooin gown and gloves. To Miss PARN1sLL, that good-looking dark-coinplexioned male she's al- ways dreaming about. To DR. BEACH, a handy little pocket-sized maid to help him get ready for ward rounds each morning. To Mies. iRl'l .l'ER, a pair of skates, so that she can roll everyone in on time at night. To Dk. MCQLTONVN, a package of bobby pins to put up his hair at night. To DR. FOUCHD, a small handy motor scooter so that he can ride to and froni and around the hospital. To NIISS CORLIQY, the perfect scrub nurse, so that she can stop doinging those forceps around the instrument table. To DR. Biunoias, a joke book with nice clean jokes. To DR. DAVIS, all the little Davis' the stork can carry-sextuplets niaybe. ATI-IED To DR. PINNERA, a bottle of .AI'Cl1l6'S best beer and a 5c cigar. To Du. BIiN'1'LliY and DR. GAN'r'r,, a copy of the latest Household Hints. To Mus. I-IUssY, a mechanical maid to clean the nurse's home night and day. 'l'o DR. Swrrzlik, a daily news bulletin direct from the wires of Roper to aid him in keeping up with all the very latest hospital gossip so that by the time the news reaches other points, the correct 'istoryn will be in line. To Miss Ross, a night watchdog to accompany her on her nightly tours around the hospital grounds. To DR. SIMPSON, a piece of chalk to have handy for his dates. To DR. PAULLING, a week that has two Thursdays instead of one, so that he will be able to get his orthopedic surgery done on time. To Miss CHA1x1B1sRLIN,, a student bod with scholastic records of strai ht Y g A's so that she can stop worrying about See mel' notices. To Du. JOSIAH SMIT1-I, a dozen beach houses so that he will never have to refuse the many requests made by the students. To Miss EADDY, a student capable of preparing toast and chocolate syrup without burning it. .r1'.i'fy-nine sevewfy UNIVERSITY PROGRAM On September 9, 1946 we welcomed into our 1nidst Miss Mary Louise Campbell, the first student to be welcomed under the University program. This contract was signed between the University of South Carolina and the School of Nursing of Roper Hospital on March 11, 1947 and provides for a course leading to a B. S. degree. The joint program calls for two years of pre-nursing at the University fol- lowed by thirty two months of clinical work at Roper I-Iospital. XVhcn all requirements have been met the student will receive a B.S. degree in nursing from the University of South Carolina. VVe delighted in having Miss Vera McCown, Director of Nursing of the University of South Carolina as our guest at the capping ceremony on January 24, 1947 at which time Miss McCown presented Miss Campbell with her cap. Cn January 15, Miss Daisy Flowers, Miss Gilda Robinson and Miss Sophie Wells, three more university students were admitted to the Preliminary Class. I-Iere and there on the wards we see the girls in yellow and the school is proud of the excellent work they are doing. A HEARTY XVELCOME TO YOU, UNIVERSITY FRIENDS!!! These nine seniors have been chosen by the mem- bers of their class for their high ideals Who, through their personalities, loyalty and service have carried the touch that make the true spirit ot our profession. fx DORIS SIDES ELIZABIETH I-TTU. RUTH VVEFZKLFIY seven ty- three scvmlty-folly' ... t F ' INEZ HILL VANNETTE SCI-TULTZE MERVYN FRASIER ,7- 'fin MA RCA R ET REHV ICS S- ANN RUTLEDGE MARCIA JAMES scwnfy-fi' .ve1Jen-fy-six MY CAST AND My cast and I Are solid friends, But its loyalty Too far extends. My neck it chafesg My hack it rubsg lt's made me allergic To showers and tubs. My Spinal cord It practically coversg VVe're close enough To be two lovers. It breaks my speedg It slows me clowng How those kids stare VVhen l'm downtown. lt's rough, Brother, That I must pay For a few wild oats, But fate's that way. Now I suffer And the world can see XVhat that propeller Did unto ine. But it's a cinch XVe,ll part by and by, Till then we're friends My cast and I! TOPQY THOMPSON gi l 'lf mm alll' Il N' w X f X 5 ff N w g D30-fn-ttqiubfrtx W! . xx f 'ma x w L'DlJ Ll CVT! Ll'C1'l1 W dcfzvzfzgi GLEE CLUB .rzfvmly-ciglrt BETTY IJAY R'l7'FTI CHAMRERLIN N' ' ' 'fra ' A X XX 4 A , .ig 222 I A J t , -A T Sm A I K -gg, Q f 4 f '- A N, u ,, Q' ' .I -- : .,f a,e zfg., , l LEE ,:,- -ll ,an In I H V: 5 I W ' il 'gf' 521' 1 V. ' vl 1 ' ' W ' , V :-. . . A 1 E 'M' 4 -1- ..., ' 'P'-1--3. A T A ff T 1- - CLARA VVARING.. .... - FRANCES DoNATo .... - ...,. JANE MURRAY ..... BETTY DAY .............. - ....... RUTH CHAMBERLIN ..... ---------lJ7'CSl.d6'llf 1'cc-P1'c.v17a'wzt Secretary and Tvfeasmfevf -f---,.--------.------,------.P1'U1Zl'.9f Family Aa'w's0r Y. W. A. COUNCIL ,. lx . I gg 4 S ' x X 1 SARAH MCDOUGALI ..... ......... P resident G1aR'r1zUma SIQABROOK, .... ...., .............. ,, .... V 1 TCH-ID7'6?Sid67Zf LYDIA DLTPIQIEIE.. .......... - ......., Secretary and 717'6'lIS'1H'C'I' MRS. M. M. RABON ...... .....,......... F acuity Adzffsor S! lll7lI-fy-Hfllt' L . eighty 9 A N N R 'U'rL12nma ANN RUTLEDGE .... . MERVYN FRASIER ..... SARAH MCDOUG.fXLT...--- DORIS Sums ....,., BETTY SMITH .,,.,, :EDNVINA SMITH ........ TI-IE 1947 EDITORIAL STAFF Edz'to1f-m- Chic ,,.-Efilssismnt Editor ,,,--,F!3t'I'f'1ll'C Editor -.----A.vsi.s'trznt Fmtfzmr Editor -.,-TA7't Editor Ass1'str1ut Art Editor JANE MLTIKIIAY ....... E .,....... .. .. .... Assistant Sfllltf Iltfc1fuI1c1' in Art MARY LOUISE C.AxMPBELI. ...., o,oo. A ssistnzzt Staff Mcnz.bv1' in Art INEZ DUDLEY ........... ......... - ..-.,flzfotogrdphy Editozf MARY GRooMs ......,.,.., RUTH CHAMBERLIN ..,o. ..----Assi.vtd1zt Pllotogmfllzy Editor w.,-EFotc1rlty Advisor E Q Q YM W- YE Jw .: 'ln-g:1g:5::aQgsxgs.:ag Tx y, I H sf, my w.mg,,', ' u 1 T' ss Qggw W-rw T G, X : - ss a 1 T Af is fa: H N - , W ms Qx T j Q in ss ' 5 H Q H . M E X , r X .aww ..: E' TEAR Xt ff 'Q -B, 'I 2 H 5 if T Q? il ,gc..', we-'35 .3 V v ' , t --,-,- I. ,, . TRES ANNI B USQINESS STAFF MARCIA Jmxxms ..... ..,. BIlSillt'S.S' Manager MAIQY 'KING Moon... .,.-l.v.v1'.vfu11i b'11s1'11c.v.vMfzmlgvr , A 1 , MiAuuAlua'1.' .RICICVJQS .. f1lf'Z'L'l'fl.SI'1lfj Aflfzilzfzgcr e A IQUTH PAYNIQ ... ..,. . .., Asszfsimzt f1Cl1'Z'L'l'fl'SI.llg Muzmgvr . . RIARCIA AMES Jos1c1'1-HNIQ xAI1CBS'1'liR ..,,, ..... C zrculutzug Muuugw' I MARY THOMPSON ...... ...,, A ssismnt Cf7'CI!If'Lf1T7 Lg Manager AUDREY BREWTON ....... ..,,. F acuity Advisor g .. . ,..-, ,, A ff 4gy1'A-iff ' RQ ,,,f,l . aj -A X ...nl eighty-one RAH! PORTS RAH! I HOME RUN SHORT STOP FIRST BASE BLUES Q PITCI-IER'S BOX FLY BALL FOUL SOFTBALL CATCHER YOU'RE OUT eighty-two ,. AT ROPER DIV1NG SAILING SXVIMMING DANCING RING-PONG FUN AT THE BEACI-IES TENNIS SUNBURNS BOWLING SUNBATHS ROWING CROQUET BICYCLING LIOLFING ciglzty-thre eighty-fain' TI-IE GREEN YEARS The Green Years .... what could better describe those first months and better still that first year? It takes but little time to recall those first homesick nights. Remember? Beginning classes-how hard everyone studied and never a vacant chair could be found in the library, And what about the day we got our uniforms? Of course, hardly a one fitted, but we lost no time in parading them in the dining room at the next meal. And who could forget that night before we were to go on the ward the next morning! Did anyone sleep more than an hour? Perhaps in that one hour and a half spent on duty that morning, we realized just how green our fields were going to be. These and a thousand other personal experiences have made us what we are today and what we all hope to become-intelligent and unselfish as mates in a great profession. The Green Years .... what pen could justly write of them? Surely no more than one backward glance into the past is needed to recall those happy and yet sometimes sad student days. And from our backward glancing we can ever look forward to a new to- morrow filled with hopes and promises that will be fulfilled from the rich experiences we have gained from our Green Years. ,..4 NN! V,-!'Tf'fi5' l F I W1-vfi ' -22 HQ 15 1 -- , . Wm -- if 5 .L 'ffh' A W in - if-- A - Wil N W D5 ' NX jr .1 . ZFX ,LAN f V Y W Qmgl .M KKXIQ. NNW ,H , ,, f t x Q Q Operating Room - Private Pavilion 'ghty-six Operate Room Team - Private Pavilion . WWW fn . Central Supply - Private Pavilion H Laberciagl- Private Pavilion ciglzfy-sewn Private Room - Private Pavilion eighty-eight Nursery - Private Pavilion Diet Kitchen - Privote Potvilion Colored Surqicotl -- Roper eighty-nine m Q -MFE KG Www 3 WK NIM firm 'IW Q25-kg-gg HQ fi m -m an ' nm ninety APPLE OP DADDYS EYE wi I .. . - - - Q'57V+E+ . .- H H - . - as mn! XS . ' ,,'Z34-.v .. 1 X - ' mms .HMIW ---.., gs V ' f, , .liufgj - , . -,-gm, A . . 1 Wm W AF,f ima., W1 -H sm-mu -ummm Nam, maya .W-Ally I I ':'5 :E5E..f EE' 'E'--'-:'::-WI! - 5 I :'.:.'-:5: 53: .-.5: ,., 'W -- - wi: ,:. H B Q E , -::,.:.,,.:. E W :.- - -: :S H 1:- :-' K1 2:2 sis . ' ff H I Q - I 15- 1 2-.-: 5 H A WK' H E E 1 ' -.1 H v P3 -N ' Eii.f vu .T I ...... : II. if 5: wa E ss -1 5 I ' 2 .- Q. A X T E - V - ' . E H LW 2 , affix Kama i E E w is Q H Q M IX E - - : 5 E if ss ' 5 E . H K ' .1 I A . W fWJ --- A-ww Iiwgmmm w ,Vg ' Aww ..1X39H3 XSnnE4,..I4!.1 zl 'f 'ld H I X E -: -J-1' Y RICHARD RIQEVES RONALD RIEEVES BILLY BROCKINGTON LIT'I'I4E PINNER BRUCE SADLER ICD NORTH, 'III PHILIP MUSE ELAIN I-IERGER AND PROUD POPPA DIAL STAFF - - 75 or 76 - 1 1. ff 1 n ss s mn 5 ms 4' 'F I 7 H x lj Un lhL slum of l'ul 'H Vlc ju'-t must do 'l.IlGlllf.l lh3rmdect'rn11yg 33 Luoks like hue love Little Dixon, :aj Xu come on p'1l, have one num. fl ll lx l ll L ll nn mfr. IJ VX 'ulvh nut Gantt Curley S loukingg SJ Operatmng room mn' 93 lmmorinl proFnle 10D Does mv heart hcflt for P . ll ll f hs on IU 1 Inns 175 Knew mul Mc unwn ll Bully Mac, scrub :mt and All l-41 Perlutrmce IN a prolwlem 1'-.nt 1t' IU Ruffy 0 163 Pronuszuz Ductmsw 'xx ,S ww'-, v ss-f 191 . W Q X xl 12. Jam Session 11. Uga, Uga, Boo! 10. Dance Leaves 9. An Evening of 8. Classes 7. Archie's HE CLGCIK r ,, W.,-, Fw r M H .W . .aa ..: .QU 1. P. R. N.'s Early Morning Visit 2. Break fast 3. Chapel 9,1 M ' T 4. Roll Call m n haw ,N X. 'X x 5. WVard Duty is N l .iff F1 Lk 6. Lunch and the Mail Xl X X X f f'N dh 4' , 1 ' Ill, 3 ff' ,ll 1 Illll 'L' 1' l .INN '4v'Hl :HI a'.l rf ll I .Q 7 IS I il 1 'll 1 'n I I I ll 'I' ,af I Ill ll ,ll ffl I' 'I ffl I' ' I 1 If 'lf ll I 'Ill ,Nl 4 I s 1 I I I 1 Il.. 'HH' 1'1 If ,IH 1 ll, ll 'll ,I ,Ill ll' 1 f lf' 'I' ll! ,Ill .1 ,1 K ll I In ll 'nu 1 ,s , I I I I .I 'll IH' - I IJ' l .44'H lvl Hn HI 4' 1 1 .,' gl' I' 'Q' 1 ,s ll 'I 1 I ll tl' 9 A' 5 -1... IU U' 'Q' r ll In ,l 1 nu'...t Nurses Home Roper Hospital Charleston, South Carolina Dear Little Sis, ' You know I'm not very good at making speeches or writing letters but now that I 'will soon be a graduate Cahemll, I thought that I would like to get a little'serious for dnce I'll - ' ' ' ' ' never be able to tell you just what it means to be leaving. Ive been looking forward to this day for so long but now that it is here. I almost wish I were a probie again. How I'll miss the uniform, the hell at 6 a.m., long lunch lines and our unforgettable Then parties. Come to think of it, I guess there's not anything I won't really miss. All of it has been my life for these last three years-not ever to be forgotten! Work hard, Little Sis! 'Wear your uniform with dignity and pride and through your actions may others see you as a true nightingalel It takes courage, persistence and good health to go through the three years of training but I have found that there is no better reward than knowing that I have become an integral part of a great profession. I'm leaving it all in your hands, Little Sis, and I know that you will carry on with the same bright spirit that has been Roper's for all these years. Here's wishing you loads of good luck. Your loving Big Sis If an ,ll Lil' l,a4 ' ll' ll ll., 1 full nl 'le' Huff NH 'A all I 1 I 4 I' 4 'I ,n lla It tg' 4 LETTER OE APPRECIATION ' What is life and living if not this-to live together, love together and then to part. Have these not been our experiences during these last three years? Itsis with sin- cerest hope that these three phases of living here at Roper will be recalled time and again in the years to come. May this-the second edition of Tres Anni help you to do this! To find words suitable to express my appreciation to my staff would indeed be a futile task, but to them goes my heartiest congratulations for their timeless effort, ingenuity, originality and cooperation in making this year's Tres Anni what we hope will be a lasting record of events that will become fond memories in 'fby gone days. Many thanks to Miss Chamberlain, faculty advisor, for her guidance and advice. Orchids to Miss Brewton, advisor to us and the editor of the first Tres Anni, for her many needed suggestions in reviewing the material for the dummy . To Mrs. Shaw, photographer at Kerrison's, and her co-workers, may I tell you how valuable your services were to us? You did a superb piece of workg we are proud of our pictures. Thank you, too, for the personal favors and friendship shown us. We extend a hand of thanks to Miss McMinn and Mr. Brown, our roving photo- graphers from the photographic laboratory at the Medical College. Many an hour of their free time was spent making and developing pictures and even remaking pictures that this annual would be the year book we had dreamed of. And now to the staff of Walker, Evans and Cogswell, we say thank you for your best and for the courtesies rendered the editorial staff. WVe think Mr. Keller Cogs- well deserves a handshake from each one for his endless efforts to please us when this book was in the making. And hearty thanks to Mr. Altman, the printer, for his advice and instructions in preparing the material for publication. The knowledge and experience that we have gained from these people and many others unnamed has indeed been a rich experience. It has been a great privilege and pleas- ure to serve as editor of this 1947 Tres Anni. And so my staff and I present this book with the hope that it will be a treasured momento of our training days. Editor-in-chief, Ann Rutledge 1lfl1L'fj7'fi'I,lC BRYAN G COMPANY Wholesale Dealer FEED - GRAIN - HAY SPARTAN GRAINS - DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS I5 Prioleau Street Charleston 3, 5. C. J. FU RMAN MASON Optometrist 5 Optician PHONE 4919 375 KING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. KALMAN AND SONS DIAL 5558 MANUFACTURERS OF Ladies Rayon Under Garments I48 East Bay St. Charleston, S. C. CRYSTAL BAY Okra 8 Tomatoes Crystal Bay Oysters EVERETT'S RESTAURANT I22 KING STREET COMPLIMENTS or SAM'S HABERDASHERY DIAL 2-3446 DELIVERY SERVICE 347 KING STREET P e 7934 SAM TOPOREK, owner A N N E T T E ' S . BLUE GOWN SHOP Steedley FurnIture Co. 631 KING STREET CHZKTLEIZQIOGNSE' C IOPPOSITE BIG STAR GROCERYJ H. D. RAMBKE CO. W. J. Bargmann Wholesale Food Products and Condies Canada Dry Ginger Ale and Sparkling Water Schrafft's Chocolates - Necco Candies NestIe's Chocolates DIAL 5445 I60 CHURCH ST. E. W. BAILEY SEED CO. E. W. BAILEY, Pres. Er Treas. DEPENDABLE SEEDS FOR Field - Farm - Garden WHOLESALE-RETAIL 22I East Bay St. Charleston 3, S. C. ANNE'S WOMEN'S APPAREL PHONE 3-3087 312 KING STREET CHARLESTON, s. C BURN'S ESSO SERVICE Cor King Cr Sheppard Streets CHARLESTON, S. C. A. M. SOLOMON 6' SONS FURNITURE 416 KING STREET CHARLESTON IZ, S. C. Serving Charleston Since I900 Southern Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishers RADIOS - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, ETC. 304 KING STREET CHARLESTON 7, S. C. PHONE 3-2528 ESTAB. 1898 GARFIELD JEWELRY CO. 345 KING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. MEYER'S DRESS SHOP 315 KING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. Telephone 3-3742 DIAL 7936 A R C H I E ' S Newman Radio 6' Appliance Co oN THE CORNER sv THE HOSPITAL PHONE 33120 RADIOS - APPLIANCES - REPAIRS Phone 7287 4205 KING STREET H O B B S L I N E N I I BABY SHOP PAUL S JEWELRY COMPANY DIAL 2-0500 DIAL 8128 ART LINENS, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS 340 KING STREET COTTON sooos AND Russ 339 King sneer Charleston, s. c. CHARLESTON' 5- C- .5 YOU'LL FIND BOWLING AT ITS BEST AT JOE HAMER'S CRESCENT BOWL 255 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON, s. c. Come See Joe and Speed I Zan 'za Compliments of Coastal Outdoor Advertising Company Poster Advertising - Painted Bulletins Electric Displays CHARLESTON, S. C. TELEPHONE 7248 Southern Credit Jewelers Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Silverware - Glassware Novelty Gifts 346 KING STREET CHARLESTON 7, S. C. Pick-up RADIO Delivery Sales - All Types - Service Southeastern Radio Service 3 Lucas Street Cor. Calhoun PHONE 3-26l5 A. J. H. Nolte, Jr. WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Dial 4496 - Meat Dept. 2-3889 356 KING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. Compliments of A FRI EN D I. LESSER 6' CO., Jewelers 369 KING 528 KING The House of Fine Diamonds BUY - SELL - TRADE Sam Bowman Auto Sales DIAL 8131 - 635 KING STREET CHARLESTON 12, S. C. We buy and sell the South's cleanest used cars Owner Associate W. C. ISaml Bowman W. F. Grayson DAY IPHONE 5784 NIGHT PHONE 5494 CHARLESTON FLORIST, Inc Lucille F. Styles, Pres. 93 SOCIETY STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. Pallaafia Garage, Jac. Oldsmobile Sales and Service 145 Calhoun Street Telephone 6671 CHARLESTON, S. C. Ogden Zag feammmzt Zkaa Zara Zefaaa-amz Featuring Steaks and Seafoods Regular Dinners - Noon Lunches lN THE CENTER OF EVERYTHING COMPLIMENTS OF Dania and faeatm WHOLESALE TOBACCO, CIGARS and CANDIES DISTRIBUTORS 231 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. Zone 8 C. D. Franke Sz CO. Inc. Wholesale Hardware - Automobile Supplies PHONE 8321 CHARLESTON, S. C I. M. Pearlstine Sz Sons SINCE 1880 Wholesale Dealers In Groceries, Hay, Grain Cr Hardware East Bay, Cumberland and State Streets CHARLESTON, S. C. Antiques and Objects of Art Geo. C. Birlant Sz CO. Famous For Tea and Coffee Sets 191 KING STREET - COR. CLIFFORD STREET GAINEY'S Rexall Drug Stores 538 King 38I King CHARLESTON, S. C. A. F. Pringle fr Co., Inc. HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS P. O. BOX 904 CHARLESTON, S. C. R. M. MCGILLIVRAY OFFICE MACHINES and EQUIPMENT MODERN HOME APPLIANCES Telephone 5667 - 3-5273 CLEMENTS FURNITURE CO 332 KING STREET CHARLESTON, s. c. A. G. RHODES 6' SON OF CHARLESTON, INC. Complete House Furnishers 359-36I KING STREET DIAL 7980 CHARLESTON, S. C. Hardy's Office Supply Co. PRINTING - OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE BUY, SELL, OR RENT OFFICE FURNITURE 6 EQUIPMENT Complete Office Supplies Exclusive DIAL 3-3496 I43 KING ST. C. SYGMAN HARDY, Owner G. W. KESSLER Clothing, Hats, Furnishings 341 KING STREET CHARLESTON, I7l, S. C. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. I59-I6I MEETING STREET Everything Electrical ARMATURE WINDING DIAL 2-268I Cravens Auto Electric HOME AND IAUTO RADIO REPAIR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Bob Oswald I96 MEETING STREET DIAL Z-I234 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN WELDING CO. 784 MEETING STREET HOUGHTON APPLIANCE CO. 170 CALHOUN STREET CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA General Electric, Zenith and RCA Radios E. I. MCCARTHY and SONS Britton - Edmondson LET BRITTON-EDMONDSON TAKE CARE OF YOUR FLOWER NEEDS 4 We Specialize in Corsages Each Order Fashioned with Artistry and True Color Harmony Has Characterized Our Shop as CharIeston's Distinctive Flower Shop 'A' 370 KING STREET IOpposite the Garden Theatre? DIAL 2-0531 CAROLINA LINE PHONE: DIAL 2-0531 STEAMER SERVICE TO AND FROM U. K., CONTINENTAL, BALTIC, FAR EAST AND SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS THE CAROLINA SHIPPING COMPANY STEAMSHIP AGENTS FREIGHT BROKERS AND FORWARDING AGENTS LOCAL TELEPHONES No. 4460-4461-4462 CABLE ADDRESS CAROLINE CHARLESTON'S OLDEST F. T. D. FLORIST CAROLINA FLORAL STORE AND NURSERY 328 KING STREET F. J. AICHELE, Proprietor - PHONES - Store - 8811 - Nursery - 5454 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF MISERENDINO MOTOR CO. 157 MEETING STREET JOSEPH MISERENDINO, Owner CHARLESTON 5, SOUTH CAROLINA MAXWELL BROS. Sz HALL FURNITURE CHARLESTON 7, S. C. gaoliea Z place The Place Where We Meet and Eat SOUTHERN ICE COMPANY REFRIGERATORS, BEVERAGE CHESTS, ICE, COAL, FUEL OIL Pure Ice in a Good Refrigerator is the Only Perfect Refrigeration CORNER CHURCH 6' HAYNE DIAL 4026 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Ulla 9015 AND ENJOY DELICIOUS Fooo No. I No. 2 CANNON MT. PLEASANT and ROAD NEAR SPRING SHEM CREEK EXTENSION BRIDGE COMPLIMENTS OF l G 4 KLENDRY INC. ESTABLISHED I886 CLEANERS - LAUNDRY THE GEER DRUG COMPANY WHOLESALE DRUGGIST CHARLESTON SPARTANBURG GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA , 2.8 pfzenlfdda 5 Ha. gfome Oalfrltlfae Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums - Shades, Draperies and Upholstery Goods Venetian Blinds 2 PHONE 2-0581 250 KING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. Cha Sfruucis Marion Hotel Where Important Events Happen and Distinguished Guests Stop Near Shops, Theatres and Points of Interest UA. Umm am! 2s...fQf.,, co CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA TAMPA, FLA. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. MIAMI, FLA. SAVANNAH, GA. MILLS SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY AMERICAN RADIATOR Er STANDARD SANITARY HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Cream Crest Dairy PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS 578 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C DIAL 2-2485 ATLANTIC PAINT COMPANY 207 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON, S. C Distributors of Bcrreled Sunlight . INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT PRODUCTS PHONE 5761 or 5762 l RECOGNITION 'A' The highest recognition in the business world is repeat patronage. It's like applause in the theatre or cheers on the gridiron. NVe are proud of the many customers we have served over a period of years. It's great to get to know these folks better and better. VV e are proud, too, of the growing number of new customers who :ire reeoimnended to us. Our sincere thanks to our present patrons who are putting in a good word for us. XVe will try to merit the con- tinued eonI'idenee of all who favor us with their patronage and support. CHARLESTON MEDICAL fr SURGICAL EQUIPMENT CO. WILLIAM PERSKE, Prop. Special Discount Given To All Nurses On Equipment Used By Them. TELEPHONE 7783 Jfelene UWLZM fcamqe Z QM! FINE RESTAURANT on i NIGHT CLUB STYLE FLOOR SHOW .- DANCING 368 KING STREET DIAL 2-0587 W. M. RIVERS, Jewelry DIAMONDS, WATCHES, RINGS 401W KING STREET DIAL 2-0001 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA J. H. ROBERTS SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE PLUMBING AND HEATING SHEET METAL - RooFlNG SUPPLIES D. W. Ohlandt SL Sons Wholesale Groceries CHARLESTON, s. C. PHONE 2-2986 ' Wfalfafw, 7:44. QUESTION: What low-priced car can be equipped with a deep luxuriously comfortable, built-in, convertible double bed that turns car into camp for tourist and sportsmen? ANSWER: The new NASH 600 - THE MosT ADVANCED Low-PRICED CAR IN AMERICA! 1 1 1 i West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. i North Charleston, S. C. 3 A Service to Meet the Financial Requirements of AII FUNERAL DIRECTORS SERVING cHARLEsToN oven oNE-HALF CENTURY J. HE RY 'l'UHll, I C. OM? J. ALBERT STUHR J. Harry Stuhr Paul C. Fowler Eugene V. Butler E. E. Meyer Earle D. McKnight Bertram H. Crooks TELEPHONE 4064 232 CALHOUN i N13 COMPANY L'A12s:s1.xNA EUESEID LNVITATICINS , 1 1 3 X RW Qs KV 52 ' 29 jk! W N Q N 632'-X 1':i-F-'xg s -,qs n 0 ,-1? 'Qgg' ua A 'A n Til? M A CX, ' E Q QA U NT, QW J H ffl? v 4-4 2- : 1- '21 :-,TfLDo,,lWlI,!li.'FTW'yl1fq'9,,Y I- P? Vg., -- ga n.- . - ,, 1 ,, ,,,..,,,.,........2-:.v.--Q,-.g4,,..1f , 7 ,I - 1 ',-JA .V . U r .--, 4 ,V-. 9: fs. 1 if , . - .-- '- K . -A - 11 .. .- V. ,, - . ' .::f J-A ,, - . , V3,4 :f12'fi- , , .- r , ' --in ' --V-fd' , YN ' ,, ' . ,-.. , - . X. , . - . - . Q 1: .-1 v 1 , , ,. i - , In - ,, f , i .- ir ,, .1 I:-. i i -. A -! ii. -I