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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1957 volume:

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Yes, we have shared all these things together, and though we will not al- ways be together, we hope that this book will help you relive these memories, and remember these three years which we have shared in our lives here, at the Medical Col- lege of South Carolina. Tim . AVXX wi ., f Mx- . f4,X.4v , W ' ffltfk ..1. f ,. fm? -me-sf, .Wu . asf? 1 vm? '-3 ff . ' V sy ea ,KX I ggi s N Z ,,fet's.zaZW3, W .AQ '7 , if ff. N' iv Kuff ,fs flew, .go wee, f ,f QA X WAMXXWM .Y N x ,N .X ,wwf ,Aug f, .XLXX Xa. X fm.-V, ,N ,X r . X, W W aw sw eww' Aww 50 ww as ww is A ww Wa-for X A f ,, . s , XM W, W ,M z asf-,, 5. x M zgfafwg fs- f 7 01' Q. -, f .Q ,, sw, f-so Q W!4.,,fsa pate f rp . fsfv X' me at Wax f . ff sf 'X , sfyafw 5-mg' X , f-,X Aye folic f .' t ff' -A V 1 an 9 We X t W4 Ass 1 wg ,N . av.-QD ga- 2 my X . Sz' 4 , KX - :rs N N N X ,V me f f V , . e 'Wh .2 'sw Nw-H 'rf f T Wolf if 14. sax, X, , sz .X-., , gy- , ws ,,-. fu, v- f ,, W Xfs, -. X . 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For without you, Mother and Daddy, we would never be here today, ready to step into the future 'ch you have helped us to prepare. be able to say Thank you, for all the things ' ur sounding board when we just wanted ' couragement when we felt like e right track when we d, and for just ' lungs whi ver nv o of en n th ate l ese t k for We will ne you have done . . . for bei g to blow off steam, for that word no one really cared, for getting us back o were disgusted and felt that we were being mistrea being there with your love and faith to guide us. For all ti and for many more we say, Thank you, Mother and Daddy, than you from the bottom of our heartsf' Three ,+i Nu rses Homes MAIN HOME ANNEX A 1-IOUSEMOTHERS wal' ..4nll Mrs, Isalwcllc Allen Mrs. Freida Miller RIVERSIDE Ag 1 Services NWI-HTE PEDIATRICS XWHITE SURGERY COLORED PEDIATRICS NEW ROPER COLORED SURGERY COLORED MEDICINE Fire Services 'sauna ww- 4'SQ 'IG , .,,.w, s A., I ' if 1 V ?' 41' , Q I fi 'QQ- , ,Q I I New ' Q X -' FV 1 XM :kv-L I xiii ' , I I IG-+V-Q'AlA I I H55 If I Mff-I I I q 4. p x If-N ,. ' 4 I QI -. my . A TW-I1 I' I' Q! I K Sv -I ,LW N ii , -K: I A - 'X I, 5, I flyg I -1 ENN Z W I . I A , if 3 'I II I YW: ff .O Ja 9 . I I .-M--NN? I Q Q , - psi' 4 NSS .sq I Q . I I ' Hz A .- I I . Q. -Q gfip I. A II ' I ' ' I ' 5 I ' X . H It I' HI 5 I Y N 5 Q- 1 S AE ' 3 I K, - wmxggf, Qx K x- I 'viz g X ' I ' f + X Q may . we I X 1 I9 1 I I , fi Q -f X I KX w wg. Y , ,. '-'.. A I I X , g -N: , I . . I si I Q E ' mx --av.:-f-2's:, ww X 5, . N ' , . X I x. I A Q I ' lzM FRCIZNC Y ROOM CLINIC IDIITI' KITC HIZN ISOLATION COLORIED OISSTIZTRICIS OPERATING ROOM 5 rx Il W i 1 A i i 5 - f .W x wi,,,s ., ' A V V STATE HOSPITAL AFFILIATION Miss Martha Moore Bradley, R.N., Director of Nursing Education UNIVERSIT Y PROGRAM Miss Viana McCown, Director of Nursing of the University of S. C. Seven 1 NURSES' HEALTH STATION Health Nurses, Miss Joseph, Mrs. Bonnoitt and Miss Roberts 1 i 1 2 1 ie 11 .. .. . wu- TNQ x Q ET M 5 N .Q v QQ N j X N XXX, Xqiz, X ss swf X hw X W ' f - X X rss '-iz Ts 5 N ' X w T .X Q X fx, f Nu ' l , K x 4. ' DRUG ROOM Phnrmzuists, Dr, Reeves .md Dr. Butt .4 ,I T lifqlr nm fam Qjef fgay gagzacf fo Owz famfza . . . WM 6 BGARD Ol? TRUSTEES Dr. Thomas Antley Pitts, Dr. Lawrence P. Thackston, Dr. Dercherd Guess, Dr. Cecil B. Johnston, Dr. Alfred Flournoy Burnside, Dr. Edward l-larry Barnwell, Dr. Frank L. Martin, Dr. john McGill Pratt. Ex-officio: Governor George Bell Timmerrnan, jr., jesse T. Anderson, Wm. P. Baskin, jr., and Frank Epps. HEALTH COMMITTEE Standing: Dr. Robertson, Dr. Hanckcl. Seated: Dr. Jenkins, Dr. Wilsorm, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Siegling Tau Miss Chamberlin was graduated from the Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing in New York City. She received her B. S. and M. A. degrees in Nursing Education and Administration from Teacher's College, Columbia University in New York City. She has served as Night Supervisor at Mt. Sinai. Hospital, Assistant Director of Nursing at Rochester General Hospital, and Educational Director and Director ot Nursing at the Syracuse University School of Nursing. Miss Chamberlin is at present Dean of the School of Nursing of the Medical College of South Carolina. During W. W . II she had leave of absence when she held the rank of Major in the Army Nurse Corps as chief nurse of the Mt. Sinai Hospital Unit. In organizational work Miss Chamberlin was first president of the S. C. State League for Nurs- ingg is past president of the S. C. State Nurses' Association and is the nurse representative to the Executive Committee of the State Board of Health. RUTH CHAMBERLIN, R. N. Dean, School of Nursing of the Medical College of South Carolina , , If aewfawffawamvewfew Dr. Lynch was born in Hamilton, Texas, on Novem- ber 27, 1887. He was educated in public schools and re- ceived his M. D. degree in 1910 from the University ot Texas. In 1910 and 1911 Dr. Lynch was a resident Pathol- ogist at the Philadelphia General Hospital and in 1911- 1913 he was instructor in Pathology at the University of Pennsylvania. During these years he was also assistant Pa- thologist ar the Philadelphia General Hospital and Univer- sity of Penn. Hospital. In 1915-21. he was a professor of Pathology at the Medical College of South Carolina and M during this time he served in the United States Army as a Captain in the Medical Corps. In 1926 Dr. Lynch re- turned to the Medical College of South Carolina as a pro- fessor of Pathology. In 1955-45 he was vice-dean and in 19-14 became dean. Dr. Lynch became president of the Medical College of South Carolina in 1949, in which capa- city he serves at the present time. DR. KENNETH MERRILL LYNCH President, Medical College of South Carolina Elezefz Administration V ., N- R- 5:-Kb C f is ' 2 - x. E34 ak Q . .ws-'fW WNW I Mr. C. A. Robb Superintenclent of Roper Hospital Mr. Glenn D. Searcy Superintendent of Medical College Hospital ss i 'Q N ' ' A fi . Y, '4 :'X ,. 5 . - Q N LA . M H. Miss Meyernl Engelberg Director of Nurses, Roper Hospital Miss Alice Temple Dyer Director of Nursing Service, Medical College Hospital Twel 1 'c Faculty Organization t V Z .'.'f V! -L .A . fv' .,:V, 6 t, P--, ,C 1 if blllv x WH :My ,E a aa 'V A -1X, 3 f . Top row: Virginia T. Holcombe, Associate in Nursing Organization, Mary Mc- Donald MacLean, Associate in Clinical Nursing, Mary jo Price, Instructor in Clinical Nursing. Second row: Marion Register, Assistant in Clinical Nursing, Gloria Cook, As- sistant in Clinical Nursing, Beverly Sims, Assistant in Nursing, Barbara Brown, Assist- ant in Nursing. Third row: Maude Bailey, Public Health Nursingg Agnes Duncan, Pediatric Nursingg Dorothy Podmore, Obstetrical Nursing, Marie Louise Whaley, Operating Room Technique. Tbirleezz X i V Residents 35'L,4:,,:W gt z -N Wsf-V ,.,i,f:g..., X' X ,Wy .- X F 4. 2, :if se, ff f4'gtsw 3m,, me ff ? fir' ' f MQ? 'W' M mf , f sw NW 'L X' f VAS Wk , NMI ' , SC . W 'Sf va: . ,XXW ,gy . s- 4 - 'f vw M X, , H , , ,., 7 NW f X W Q1 ' Q45 , - 1.5 ' Ziw :N 4 7 f inf' fu ' f' MS' ,fS H Q9-5 ' ,,,. nv ,V E., f MSW .s , f, X - 1:f..:?5x-f . , 'ZW , .., i Agni f ,Z iff ':':3s. 5+5f w wf V ,4 X-W t ii s 527 of 4 - ,ig ,t f , ,..,-Mx ,,, WSW 7 I fy .fan ,f X? 7 f 7 yi! xv KW W ' fx f ffm W! W! , X Q N ff! 25 y f A f f ,Z f f f NW M f Q f My is X 7 7 jf f 57 Q 1 QR ff al , 'Z f X W f 4 ff 1 ' ff 5 if! Z I W , g, , ,A Qyxs ff W 91915 f , , ZW f, at N f gf 1 2 f ' Top row: Pediatrics, Dr. Ector. Surgery, Dr. Ferrara ' -KX, I . 4 Xm X 4 W . f' 9 'kr sw s ri, -J , ,X E Q f ,X Q , f X 3. , . . X wwf . X , , , ff fs- osx, sy, ' .4 7-sr: , - ' V X X2 f Q , 2 4 ' 5 s ' 5 f X ef QW I ? t NU 4 qw. wg N X A ,A X L., N XQ X .4 ' X wf 4 f X X, ...X .,.X . . 2. f N of 1 Q4 N 7 se 'Y 5, X. wsfvki ' Et 5 X . N NW ' X .Aww -fx-1-,V 1 .f ,H s , .rr 4 4'f :- , Medicine, Dr. Ellisong Obs.-Gyn., Dr. Bunchg Bottom row: Obs.-Gyn., Dr. Woodg Urology, Dr. Doritisg Anesthesia, Dr. Browng Radiology, Dr. Kane. - .g . 1-, I :,-:-- , WW ' e . . ,. ft ff' -f ff ' - ' - , A , I I4 Y f 'fr 17, E 'A cs ? I .. V X , .. f, V ft pl , Www 'fwz' ,gy 'ff 2 AV W . ' ff- , 4 f V7 , fyipzfy, ' . ,MJ X f , :H 57? 'T 7 I X S' i F4 1 i A fig. ...QQ Li W - , , 3 . ' I fi A ll 'B ' .ff ' ' i ' . VV ,g 5 . 'M-fI'f ' . , , Mr' -'wi 4 ' ' l I , lx 5 . V l-' 'T ,v' . ' '. ' ,Zi I X sf .Ax,N. .I----we ,wt l SQ A. Bottom row: Dr. Story, Dr. Miller, Dr. MCCforkle, Dr. Truebn, Dr. Graves, Dr. Rivers. Sctoml row: Dr. Rnclilin, Dr. Skinner, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Nunn, Dr. Howell. Top row: Dr. Mellcttc, Dr. Qnartermnn, Ur. Belisle. lif1fn'lt't'11 meg, 5 X X 3' X E I l f 1 rdf XX Q S: kk A Qi 1 e ,Sf QW, - , ov We N oc ',,X QS? ,X my 4, Q A 5, x S i 2 S wwe . I, x 4 A V 1 QQ, V jf? ,,:, f Q .. J f ff f f f 7 f, ,Z K INTERNS Bottom row: Dr. Mann, Dr. Barnett, Dr. S , D, , Dr. Elam. Top row: Dr. Smith, Dr. Mobley, Dr. Christnkos, Dr. Laffitte, Dr. DeVore. r-v- fb 4 VD 'D un O D Dr. Denning Dr. Miller va XY? . X X 5 i X 5 W f QQ - fv fe-'MXWW4 -M Wi Wv,f,gz, ' ,f W W r,-:X WW- ,... . 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A , - , +,-f., ,,,,,- at X 4743274 Senior Class WWA QM Clfficers President E MILY D1-1 I-I AY Vice-President MARGARET BURKHA LTER Secretary RUTH BRYAN Treasurer MW sopnifi LAXWANDALES m ay MQH5' The curriculum of a senior student is very fascinating. Yife are always raring to go. Our classes range from nine in the morning to seven at night, but by this time we have learned to sleep any time or any place, even if it is in a straight chair in class. We have most of our classes such as chemistry, anatomy, microbiology and Nursing Arts our first two years. Our last year we are faced with the grave problems of Pro- fessional Adjustments ll. Our services are usuall narrowed down to Obstetrics, Isolation, and the Ein-.ir V ...si gency Room. We have gi lot of charge duty from which we gain a lot ot experience. A member of our class is the president of the student body, editor of the .innual and l'd like to say that for the last three years a member of our class has been Miss Roper. Fortunately, even with all our work, classes, and school activities we can .ilxxxiys find time for a grime of tennis or a movie, even if it is early in the A. M., but we loved every minute of it. Big llfcell 5 SHIRLEY LOU ALTMAN GLADYS MARIE BENNETT BETTY ANN BESSINGER Charleston, S4 C. Chloe Moncks Corner, S. C. Denmark, S. C. Beezie', Le! 1115 Zjlxf mmf le! me lazrgb. Take heed, girl. five lf7I'OlIIjJ't,' of EI'6I 1'ff'7.flIX l'Ulll9l' In 161111 who zmiff ,1 111111z,' for if will 11111 like J vmb, 5 i i D. JACK GRACIE AND HER TALENT PATROL Nineteen GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS MARY LOU BRODIE MARSHALL RUTH BRYAN MARGARET MAE BROXXVNING Columbia, S. C. Toady Brodie Greenwood, S. C. ll Znzle1'e1' jyozr fin. do zcirely, fum' fi ,Derjeuf 1001111111 lJ0bf'j! plbnilml Her ffzfzgb. t'f7llfL1gfUll.I. flvmk of fha m11.veq11e11fe.r. lo zuzrm, fo !'I,'l1!f0l'f, .zmf mzmmzmf lm' wif, nzfIn1ge0z1,r. gifw Tll't'llf'I' V K , MARGARET CANNON SHIRLEY COCKCROET MARGARET NETTIE DAVIS , Conway' S' C' , Moncks Comer, S. C. Summerville, S. C. I on haze 10 do www' ozwz gwzwzfzg, 120 z11.zIfer Zwzz' IJH 'wuz' g1',11zdfIzf!vea' lfff zzjfe fa be llvlflflllf when one if JI wzzuznf L1 fhjllg zvell done. um. mzffmflly wife. jf lo lmzff 110176 if. MEANWI-HLE, BACK IN THE JUNGLE . . . Twenty-One . g . N fi , ' Z EMILY LOUISE DEHAY Moncks Corner, S. C. NED' Fdjf!JfVlllll6.H nm! .lfIlc'cfl'ff'1l firyl nf all. MARC'IiI.INE JOYCE DUNCAN Clmrlcston, S. Cf. Silwnxf if zwmfrwf, Iam! gel.. jriwnlr. T P+ I-'IP 1 'F + + KEEPING POSTED OIN TH Tufeniy-Two T' I 'FO 'Y 7 Ss 'I' + I 'O' + 9 E LILLIE SUE UUNCAN Wglllxalla, S. C. 51111111 bn! dyfialzfjf. ' 'I 5 p - Q A - if . -X. .1 . 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Florence S C Ear. drink. ima' be nzerry today for S ' ' ' The good yon do if Hof lo who lifzougf zvlvaf fonzoffofv may brizzgf A frmf friezzd for forez'er 41 friend. though you forgef it, X , X 7 4 2 o 2 , A f M xf X X 4? , f .9 .. W , ' ,wx A FUTURE MISS UNIVERSEW? Tufefzly-Five ' X' : , ., sd: 1 4 A jx f . X K A C, 4 K A Sag fs A fm H . jf fluff s l!c I'i 1' H't'LIl'jf zwbwz Yuba full' BETTY LOU IVEY Rccvcsvillc, S. C. wwf! lzfffxjv. Lli'I l'Ili ANN JOHNSTON St. Ccmaijgc., S. ff ,Wm ffm! fwfr Nflftl' wfnffxqff wily Xlllwlll Ln IAN' film. IESTI-TER LOU JAMES Charleston, S. C. WNW W If five mm' Jvc zweff. all IJ zvefl. Lzii- '22 W - IA, x by Q wlg 3 ,Cndwg iw .vw vi 0 Q V kfw wx A 9 2? Y f fa Q1 X X .55 X 9 xx Q ':' QSQ1. 0 EQ 4 .QVSQP -' if ' Y N Q X Y QW I -. ,. quid ' DOANVI' THIZY EVER XVORK AT STATE? fl'1zw1!y-Six ENN? LANCASTER Tabor City, N. C. Sxnf! mm' .Mir gow 'f.11'. SOPHIA LAXWANDALES Clmrlcstom, S. C. 'Soph Ivflfbllfg jf Zzffllmmffff' Iv .z ll 'lfjng lv 111 , - .1 AIA 1 , CJL . Conway, S. C, T, Lundy Great Falls, 3. Q ANNIE SUE LUNDY AUBREY ELIZABETH MCKEOXXXN ELIZABETH ANN PATTERSON Clemson, S. C. a Modern 100111612 fall info two rlaffef ll 0rd,r :my yfaou' J zwonmzzfs wif, bn! 5j,,fe,.jfy jj- me bam- for djj J,,L-mar. More who make n home for fz man, and JUIOIH' J'Z70Zl' ber lllc'c1lIj17g, flame who make rl man for a home A ,, f - 2 ,gf-f fy, J 7 CW V df Nga' ALXWAYS SIIMPIN' TO LAUGH ABOUT Tu'e111y-Eight A I A -X Qs TE -I Y N I X . RV xx xx C f eg, EXW wx x X A CX' NC K THREE YEARS WORK FOR RENEE ROTSTEIN jacksonville, Fla. R6m1y T0 lmre L1 friend. I0 be .1 friend'- WVMI mvre 61212 Ike bear! deJi1'e.7A Q v THIS? gy W 1 Q.. Q fi! Q S Q xx is W 42 QSZ2. Wif f QMWA X 'af 2 S Vff' ,Z JEWEL BARBARA STEEN Charleston, S. C. Liflfe mia! U JOUNEI' zlzemfed. SHIRLEY ANN STONE Sumter, S. C. Olive Six lmffw' Jfeejv for 4 mmf. Jez'e11 far a zmlmvlzv. mm' Hgh! for a fool. 1 r F Annan.,-.Q:,f4u.....4.:,.4hu.....M. A.- ..4 ..A.-.. ..A..... ... . .., .. ., . sf Twe2ziy'Nine N A . BARBARA MASON SUTTON Florence, S. C. Phoebe A fll'j7Ik!6' in her e,x'pz'e.v.ri011, Pe1'm1z.1l.5Iy in Iver pmsefyiolz. MARGARET ANN VVHITLEY Andrews, S. C. The gfzzwz A ben that z1'em'v ity fhe zzvrlzz' 21 hem' ffm! enjoys if. H. , 1 .L . ,.vo.... .C IT MUST BE CORNY, FOR THOSE BIG SMILES. Tlfirfy GRACE LYNN WOOTEN Charleston, S. C. Ci11u'ie Sfve jvlekzxw .zfl flw Il'fU'!Lf fmt mlfzffff f7fc'.Z,1'c' f7U'I'c'!.f. EDUCATION AND PROGRESS Education, if it is to stay alive, must have a frontier. It cannot stand stillg it must go forward or regress. For it to go forward there must be those willing to venture ahead of general practice, ex- ploring, and charting the course. 'lt 'lt 'lt There needs to be constant challenge, bold thinking, critical study, pointed discussion, and trial in practice of new ideas. -Hollis L. Coswell, President, Teachers College, Columbia University. The School of Nursing of the Medical College has one main frontier-to prepare nurses to care for the sick in an ever-changing medical world. Needs and demands for nurses many times exceed the supply, for nurses have proved themselves as trained to take orders, poised and skilled in emergency and sympathetic with those who have problems. A few years ago there were few industrial nurses, few nurses in doctors' offices and few military nurses. The big field was private duty where kindly bedside care could be afforded by the patient. The nurse always liked this field for she had time to know and care completely for her patient. Demands for detailed records have taken the nurse away from the bedside, multitudes of diagnostic tests with clerical necessities have claimed hours formerly spent with the patient. Medical research has brought changes in procedures so rapidly that it is hard to keep students informed of the most recently acceptable methods. Right at this point the need for trained leadership becomes a nursing need and the School of Nursing is looking ahead to determining the best procedure to follow. In reviewing the school history we take courage for changes and progress have been made. Roper Hospital Training School for Nurses was organized in 1883. In 1916, the Board of Commissioners or the Roper Hospital, feeling that the instruction of the nurses would be more adequately conducted if the Training School were incorporated with the Medical College, proposed to the Trustees of the Col- lege that such affiliation be effected. In 1919, the school became the School of Nursing of the Medical College of South Carolina. Roper Hospital grew to a four hundred fifty bed hospital and remained the area for clinical service and experience until September, 1955, when the Medical College opened its four hundred sixty-five bed hospital to referral patients for the purpose of teaching, service and research. Stu- dents now receive experience in both hospitals. The school has increased in the past ten years from an average of ninety-five students to an average of one hundred sixty. The School of Nursing Building now under construction by the Medical College will open during the summer of 1956. The ground floor is especially constructed for the teaching of bedside nursing though the sciences will continue to be taught in the laboratories of the Medical College. The first floor will be largely a reception and recreational area for students. There is, however, a small recep- tion area set apart for the use of the Alumnae Association. The second, third and fourth floors are stu- dent quarters. Each four students will have a suite consisting of two bedrooms with an adjoining bath- room. On each floor, a lounge room with a kitchenette and a launderette will permit recreation and care of personal laundry. The entire building is planned to be a home for student nurses where gracious liv- ing and character development will be encouraged during the three years of basic learning of nursing skills. In looking to the future the school will be associated with the community through affiliation with Roper Hospital. Experience at the Medical College Hospital will bring wider fields for understanding of cases referred for study and treatment by the Medical College faculty. Demands for trained leaders in nursing have brought serious consideration of the strengthening of collegiate nursing in the State. To this end, the Medical College is ready to seek funds and to shoulder its responsibility as needs and demands become clear. Ruth Chamberlin, Dean School of Nursing Thirty-One N I! AMS A, These Our Seniors - - - After Eleuenff 1 ': ff! ffs -,N X QW X X , 7lvf7jl'f.j'-,1'I1'0 SOLICITUDE One Friday on Calvary, as in a hospital ward Three men lay dying-among them our Lord. 'Twas the worse case of neglect that was ever recorded These patients W'hose pain Pilate had ordered. On three hard beds in the shape of a cross Withotit pillow or blanket, no nurse would endorse. Now the One in the Center our attention should claim, jesus of Nazareth, the chart gave His Name, A cardiac condition examiners' find- Excessive love for the whole of mankind. Now you who are nurses, just listen to this: Unsterilized nails pierced His Feet and His Wrist, And what about this for cruel medication? Vinegar and gall was His Lips' 'leviation. His back men wounded by blows and welts, Yet no soothing ointment relieved the hurts, No cold compress was applied to His Eyes, The world's greatest lover just hangs there and dies. Not a grain of morphine, not a tourniquet set, As Mary's Son slowly bleeds to death. The chart then concluded, as further we see, 'The sad Man from Nazareth died about three'. His loved ones mournfully went their way- His Mother, Magdalen, and john so they say. Now don't blame the jews for this frightful neglect, Our sins did it all, our sins do it yet. This treatment of Christ demands reparation, It falls to you Nurses of this generation. Whenever you see anyone in pain just make believe it is Calvary again, And do for the patient what you wish they had done For the Man in the center-The Innocent One. It will thrill his Angels, it will please him, too, just keep at it girls, 'til life's work is through, And when after death your soul mounts on High God will 'cap' you again in His name in the sky, And on judgment Day when heaven you will win, Because nursing your patient you really nursed HIMV Rev. 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Between our irregular working hours and classes we still find time for recreation. Some prefer tennis, while others work on the Social Committee ro help plan informal dances. The newspaper offers another project for the juniors. Another year passes with new services, new classes, new supervisors and new stu- dents, but each new experience is looked forward to with pride and expectation as we begin to feel a real part of the world of nursing. Tl2ir'ly-Iifhglvt Marilyn DeWitt Ann Follin Barbara Friend Barbara I-Iankins Roberta Harris Betty Herlong Betty Hood Frances Hungerpillar Margaret Atkinson Betty Joyce Bass Billie Mae Boette Alyce Bruder Tula Carosatos Lottie Cummings jo Marie Darby Norma Davis N 9 5 Alice McKenzie Connie Mayson Onnie Mayson Althea Moore Peggy Morgan Joyce Munn Ida Meyers Martha Owens Mary Dale Kirven Mary Carroll Langston Barbara Lee Deloris Logan Doris Lupo Sally McCarr Shirley McClain Angie McGill S '-my 'f ,r QvW'x.y lfnrly Marlene Parkinson Patricia Poston Claire Pursley Dora Ridgill Doris Ridgill Rosemary Ross Betty Royall Marcia Singletary v Barbara Smith Margaret Smith Caroline Stone Harriet Travers Audrey Watts Sarah Watts Rosenell Weeks Jeanine Werts Elizabeth Willianison Freshman Class Offzcers President BARBARA WILLIAMS Vice-President FRANCES ANN DEANS Secretary ETHEL PLYLER Treasurer WM ww-.awfwff MIRIAM WEATHERS The freshman year is a very interesting year in our training career. It is nice to be probies no longer. At last we have the cap which we have strived long and hard for and which we wear with pride and dignity. As we advance, we learn the limits of our abilites. During our freshman year we spend most of our time working on the Medical and Surgical wards. On the wards there is so much for us to learn and then we realize our nursing training has just begun. Each day we share our experiences with our classmates and oh, what experiences some of us have! A great deal of our time is spent in classes. A few of our many classes are Nursing Arts II, Medicine, Surgery, and O.R. technique. This year we enjoy to the fullest those extra privileges we receive. We become members of the student body and participate in all student activities. At this time we begin to realize that we have many responsibilities and standards to uphold at all times. The freshman year becomes a very memorable year of work and much, much fun. ffrllfjf-if'Il'U Connie Baxley Amelia Burke Mary Dell Cowley Frances Ann Deans Betty Dimery Lena ,Io Dishman Carolyn Dixon Edith Dority Patricia Drawdy Eunice Driggers Martha Dukes Juanita Haltiwanger Frances Jordan Mary Ann Keiffer Ann Kirven Elizabeth Lee Evelyn Leonard Mary Donna Mackey Sylvia Moore ,lean McMillan Farty-Tlnreic Baynarfie Platt Ethel Plyler Carolyn Rodgers Priscilla Shuler Gertrude Siliivant Vernelle Spell Carolyn Stone Marie Stucke Ann Tate Catherine Tieclemann Marque Van Ness Marie Ward Gail Wfatkins Miriam Weathers Barbara Vf'illiams I we fs an f ...,i.. X , C - R A f , ,C ' X ' xi so l:f1l'l'1f-f'0llV Pre-clinicals Dear Alma Mater This we pledge to thee, Throughout our lives, Our love and loyalty. Please shed your light With wisdom, truth, and will So that our lives May all thy aims fulfill. Teach us the way for courage, Strength in need, Give us the faith to serve and to succeed Our school we love, Thy cause of health is right, Our Alma Mater Help us with thy might. Y Q ,X 1 ss V tl ' sa sf, of l ALMA MATER Fofly-Fire We praise thy name, And pledge our loyalty. We lift our song of triumph constantly. May you be strong and grow for years to come Medical College Sing we this our song. We Nurses all, Pay tribute to our state South Carolina, High thy standards rate, We Nurses all, Proclaim our love for thee, Medical College Daughters proud are we. Those Carefree Days at State .H V, was r A,. 4 f at ,r is 'V Sw Q x 0 ,QQ WZ 421 V -A Before Our Heads Were Gracea' With Caps X? F , Q 1 , ' pie X x XY. X Ny W' .125 wgsx 'gg , ,,. My W t A .fry f A fit hw f Q x -5 A A Q1 -Q, W 1, Q I Q4 W N Vx l vf ,V A g ylx X N gg 'QF X wb 4.2525 w Activities - - - Social and Service Forty-Eigbl 1 4 P 1 4 W i i 5 I I V I e I e e vm 4? 5'-fa 'Q Our Beauty Queen MISS ROPER - SHIRLEY STONE f-saw ivan ,ANwNw,fMwf,A,MmNff ,ff W sw, me X I ,L ' , :WWW , , 5 s if I, ' fy Q ,Q W W! M lforly-Nine wining, 2 A ? 1 X I y I 57 we f QV Wm 1 1 BEAUTY CONTEST FINALISTS 4 Left to right: Dr. Tom Galt, Master of Ceremoniesg Nancy Rhodes, Shirley Stone, Grace Wootc-n, reigning queen, and Lona Dishman 41- BEAUTY CONTESTANTS Left to righti Ann Kirven, Nancy Rhodes, Elizabeth Brodie, Martha Dukes, Marlgaret Burkhnlter, ,Ioyte Kulme, Gf1lLL'WOCJl'C'l1, Harriet Travers, l.on.1 Disliman, Betty Lou Ivey, Shirley Stone, Shirley Mcflainy Mitch Smith. lffffy Student Council President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FLORA HARBESON MARILYN DEXVITT RUTH BRYAN BETTY HOOD J R COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Standing, left to right: Grace Wooten, Margaret Burlchalter, Marcia Singletary, Mrs. Mobley, B. Bass. Sitting, joyce Kuhne, Marilyn DeWitt, Ruth Bryan, Betty Hood, and Caroline Stone. Fifzy-One The Lamp Staff -wk xv! gf .r is K. li cf: mf xg 1 -as m, if Q , f 3 2, ,-J? V V 1 x A - .N ,f,, ' 1 - W f W ' ' X . 5 2 2 3 , 3 ,L 45-.fl Q- adv' xx v 15 1 N 1 x wi f 4. 19353155 X. in 1 N. 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BURKHALTER A'55f' Busmess Manage' ASU- I-'fe'9'Y Edlfof A551 Fe-csfure Editor A551 Editor Ass! Disfribufion Ediior 'S-52 K ZS 1k'! X x T- WQZYSGFW, u sw, 5 Na+? W' fl 1 ,wwf W 5 Me and My Shadow f X WI Nwf Q fp My xwa SQ .nu N W , .w I .r . M -f 1' ' :WM ,vg,:f., qv 1.9: , f M A w i 1 1 l L up .4 W ,, xv X in k V . Q L N - s -. X X X ,rg 'V 229- xi if Q . Q XX r X awe N ix vfxix -is X X X 2 1 X X i 1 x A X x wx M Fiftyvlfour By iam? fem Qgxf may gsfymicf LL5, fyzocfu Acknowledgements The Tres Anni Staff of 1956 wishes to thank our advisor, Miss Gloria Cook, our photographers, Kerrisoifs Studios and Mr. Louis Schwartz, and our publisher, for the help they have given us. Also well like to express our thanks to the merchants of Charleston who supplied us with the advertisements which finance our annual. To the entire student body and to the doctors, we give special thanks for their help, encouragement, and understanding. flfllvj'-Sf.X' Nei -:- -:- -:- 4- -:- -:- -:- G! 'D' ri' 'D' -D- Best Wishes From FENGEL CORPORA'l'ION 4' ff 1 Q -:- -:- -:- :-:- A -:- -:- -:- fx Page Fifty-Nine I J. llll IIY 'l'IIlllI, ' he Funeral Chapel Charleston, South Carolina IIIIPKI , IIIIKEII 81 IIILL ARCHITECTS Florence, South Carolina Architects For THE TEACHING HOSPITAL, LABORATORY BUILDING ME'N'S DORMITORY, NEW NURSES HOME For The Medical College of South Carolina -:- H- -5- 1:-,. -e- 4- gg Page Sixty Best Wishes From 'PHE S. E. MASSINGILL UIIMPANY York San Fra ' Kansas MQIUGIQEGUR INSTRUMENT CUMPANY Needham, Massachusetts Xij 4- 4 4 4: i 4- 4- 4- M -D' -ll' 'D- -ll' HH -D' 'D- -ll- -U- + ATTENTION, NURSES . . . These modern apartments offer you: Modern living, a convenient location and economy ERGEA 'l .lil PER APARTME 'l' J. Manly Stallworth Lawrence Hester G. W. Bates Ripon Wilson, Sr. J. J. Ravenel Edward McKee Cheves Smythe H. R. Pratt-Thomas H. S. Gudmundson J. A. Boone Dale Groom John R. 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'D' -U' WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerators, Ranges, Water Heaters, Radios COmplimenTS of ic. Television, Laundromat, Dryers, Sewing Machines R O S E N B E R G I S I 'D' SHAHID S APPLIANCE CO. CLOTHES FOR MEN at BOYS 502 King si. 292 King sf. t 3701 Rivers Avenue Dial 3-9481 Dial 3-1588 + Charleston, South Carolina Cl'1C'Vle5l0 l HelQhl5, 5- C- + 29 Magnolia Road, Avondale Y I jg 'P 'S' 'll 'I' 'I' 'C' 'F Page Se:'efzly-T11'o 'lf -J- I -5- 554-W -:- -:- 5- -::- -:- -:- -:- I De-SOTO PLYMOUTH J H PORT CITY CLEANERS 8. DYERS RENKEN MOTORS 656 King Street 223 Nlontdgue Ave. 'Ei Charleston ,S- C- NORTH CHARLESTON - 26 l Phone 3 25 Corner Ot Coming Ornd VVOrren Streets SALES SERVICE + 7 Compliments Ot P A I N T S 4' PAUL MOTOR COMPANY helped to deCOrCIte Your New Nurses Home YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER WM. M. BIR dj. 205 E. Boy Street li' l l l l ll? HOWARD R. JACOBS IDEAL WHITE ,. CAMERAS, PORTRAITSI, PHOTOFINISHINO, SWAN PHOTOSTATINO, ENLAROINO AND PLASTIC 'F LAUNDRY Co 22 Windermere Blvd. Chdrleston, S. C. l -Cl- DARLINGTON APARTMENTS FRAUX 8' SCN 4. SHOE REPAIR 2 BEDROOM - I BEDROOM City Wide Pick Up Ond Delivery Efficiency - All Air Conditioned l79 King Street Phone 3-2521 'll DIQI 2-T521 -B 4- -:- :-:- -:.- E -:- -5- Pfzge Sezfefzty-Three' R T gil ' 'i'C EEP'5S S 'C' 'IE if- S -:- -:D 55 Compliments of MT. PLEASANT APPLIANCE CO. .bl Highwoy I7 McCLAIN'S MUSIC HOUSE MT- PleOSOnt, S. C- GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 3320 Rivers Avenue . Exclusively Q Chorleston Heights, S. C. SALES AND SERVICE Phone 4514 Qu BROILED STEAKS SEAFOODS Business Mon's Lunch Our Specialty - 5Oc A N, PRINCESS RESTAURANT 4. WHERE FiNE Eooo is SERVED 445 , Williom P. Tillios ond Monuel M. Houllis, Owners Telephone 2-3846 333 King Street Chorleston, S. C. ID. C I' t t om amen s o WALKER 8. GUNNELLS F' FURNITURE Co. J. S. WEEKS 81 CO. 0 360, Rivers Avenue WHOLESALE PRODUCTS Ctwflesfon Heights, S- C- 86 Market sneer Dial 2-6681 -D' + I P A T R O N S Compliments of FIRETAG'S UNIFORMS STORK DIAPER LITTLE TOWN SERVICE 'U' R - 'R-'T' 'LL 'C' ill 'C' 'C' 'C' QQ Page Sezwzty-Foln' Yip: A -:fe E-:-' its -:H ' A-:-: lc- -:- -:- PORTRAlT'S MASTERFULLY CREATED lm by TYPEWRITERS-ROYAL CHAS. JERWOOD STUDIO . Portobles 0 Stondords 0 Electrics 2018 Corver Ave. Chorleston Heights, S. C. HARLEY'S OFFICE MACHINE CO. 'I' Geo. c. BIRLANT s. co. 185 King Street THE SILVER SHOP Phone 3-3345 191 King Street Chorleston, S. C. 'U' Compliments of B. SLOTCHIVER 8. SON Compliments of 424 King Street 'G' SIMPSON'S DRESS SHOP PRIMRQSE DRESS 5HQp 62 Hosell Street 309 King Street 4. CASUAL SHOP 181-B Sovonnoh Hwy. Q- Phone 2-7557 Compliments of SOLOMON SONS DELUXE CLEANERS FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES 76 K' S 'U' Serving Chorleston Since 1900 5 mg Heel ond 416 King Street Chorleston, S. C. ST. Andrews parish -U' 5 Trusses - Arch Supports DOLL HQSPITAI' l X Comp Anotomicol SUPPOVIS DOLLS MENDED . . . RESTRUNG . . . DRESSED JI' Crutches - Wheel Choirs 'w Folding Wheel Chairs W I G S --4 T For Rent or Sole MRS. MAMIE DICKINSON 4, W. L. FLOYD BRACE CO. 22 SCWOTOQG R009 ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES Chorleston Heights, S. C. Diol 4-1262 QQ 'C' 'C' s 'C' IIC' 'Q' 'I' 'C' 'gk Page Seventy-Five 1-5 9 - -:ef -L- -2- -:E -:- -:- -:- -: n S6 may the 'Ilme Proven P1122 Q to t ' JI- 0 I 1 , 1 ' XT 16 f'3'i?e' f W m r X ,,,,v me 4 Q I .I 0 ir? ' 5 ff YK xx N 'H 51 1 m 4' O . ....... -. 4- ,,.f-I 'F 1 ,Q -ff .-H . . f 2, H nj, ur' For Over 75 years the e ..,. Geer Drug Company have helped thousands :':': : : 3 5.555 ' I . . 'A tl Of Dr'-'QQISTS 5'-HIC' CI '- '-' -'f' t - -'-'f' ' t sound fmlnclcel busi- :-'--N ness by Supplyine them with the finest of Drugs f' , qEgR.,. and Sundries ,,ts t e.., t t -v - 2..5E5i5Q1- ' A A- .... 5 g e, , 55, 2:51: 13 ' ,. I C N c- it x lflflltifllllf - Cilllllllll! QQ' t tttthhthilitt' 5' 'C' 1154 -5 ii' 'C' ' Sv 1 wily-5'i.x' 1 , r 1 1 L s -:- r -:i 'Eg 1 + lsts af the Hczrolimz L 4- llependilhlllty Our staff of trcuned salesmen order clerks and business execuhves are ready ot all hmes to serve you on all your Drug and Sundry needs CALL US PLEASE il'01U SPAllfA1UIlUllG 1' S 1 'D' JJ' -:J 'I' y 'D' 5. l L L C- I Y - ig' 4' 75 ':' 3' 4' 'f' '21 4' P g even y-S 'en y , N. 1 f ' if 1 A ' ff, Q1 12- 'S' 'Zi 7' -2- I -G' Compliments of CLEMENT FURNITURE CO. 330 King Street Compliments of D. W. OHLANDT 8. SON IMPERIAL CLEANERS 223 Calhoun Street QUALITY ASSURED Dial 2-0622 ADAMS 8. ORTMANN JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS -:Z -U' 'D' -ll' Rudolph J. Ortmann - Horace G. Adams lc' Clwrleslon' S' C' 251 King Street Charleston, S. C. Phone 2-7327 Rosalie Meyers Henry J. Levinson U Compliments of I ROSAUE MEYERS KING S RESTAURANT FEMiNiNE APPAREL 337 King Street Phone 3-7321 3 Liberty Street OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Charleston, S. C. A, G, Ketfgg '51 -D- 'E' 'U' -D- Compliments of 'U' I ANNE'S DRESS Si-lov W + 312 King Street -D' jg -:- -:- -:- Ja- .-:- -2- -2- Pafe Sezwzty-Ejgh! .K E -:rs RRRRR -:- -:- -:- -:- -:- -:- - say Telephone P. O. Box 1533 BRANDON'S BEAUTY SHOP FLonders 9-6707 Jocksonville 1, Flo. Q Lorgest in City SWISS-AMERICAN WATCH REPAIR CO. A LEADING HAIR STYLIST HIGH PRECISION WATCH REPAIRING Since 1933 Chronogrophs, Colendor 81 Self-Winding Wotches Our Specialty IQ. 39 John STV?-'ef D'0 2 223l 1932 AtlontIc Boulevord B RotsteIn Jocksonvllle 7 Flondo Comphments of AZALEA FLOWER SHOPPE Q 84 Spring ST DIG 2 Chorleston South CorolIno MAKE YOUR HOME YOUR HOBBY ComplIments of MUNFORD STORES Do It Yourself C R E A M DAVE MAI-IAFFEY Monoger C R E S T T l h 36596 572 Kmg eep one D A I R Y Chorleston S C CLEAN USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Dual 2 7822 DIQI 3 3035, ALTMAN S FURNITURE COMPANY HIERS MOTOR COMPANY NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS 3603 Rrvers Avenue Chorleston HeIghts S C 573 575 Kmg Slreel Corner Krng ond Connon Streets N HIERS F N HIERS JR Owner Manager Chorleston S C Page Set efzty Nme f -0- ,I I I -I- -I- -I- - -I- . A - , o 'Ut Ig. . - , -I- 'Ut - ' St. -I- + i Diol 4-1471 Res. 6-1954 , I- I -I- ' ' ' , -I- + F. . . . , . gt -:- -:- -:- I -:- -:- -:- 2- IQ S -:- -:- 2- T in -F -:- -:Lf gg 558i-Diol-5582 Compliments ot YOUR GENERAL lG.E.I ELECTRIC DEALER ,:, COWPERTHWAIT, INC. FINE FURNITURE IN THE NORTH AREA DOMESTIC GAS CO. Since I83I 3244 Rivers Avenue 'D' 205-209 King St. Chorleston, S. C. Chorleston Heights, South Corolino DRESS UP DIAL 3-5421 -CJ Compliments ot , JOHN J. FURLONG s. soNs COMMERCIAL PRINTERS W 'I Za, -b- RULERS ' Z - 6 -I 497, KING, IUPTUWUI . 420 King Street THE STORE OF SATISFACTION Feoturing Hommonton Pork Clothes + And Other Fine Bronols A I Telephone 3-7OI6 DOLAN MOTOR CO. ' BURRESS OPTICIAN 676 King Street ot Corolino Bernord E. Burress lRegistered Opticionl Phone 3-4534 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED cl Continentol Lenses Duplicoted Fromes Repoirecl LINCOLN1MERCURY 432 King Street Dealers T- 'UT S OW THOMAS W. CARROLL, CO. wl S CARROLL'S SEAEOODS 24 Morlcet St. Diol 2-3326 + 4 7 -M I' ' 'F 'I' 'iii' 'Q' li' 15' 'THX P.zgc Eighty L. 'CE '5' 'P' 1 N -:- -:- -:- MARTENS-DAVIS COMPANY 'C- HAMILTON JEWELERS H? charleston, s. C. 1 -Cl- REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Sovonnoh Highway LOANS Phone 2-2264 Chorleston, South Corolino iii. Authorized -.Tiri 0 Diol 3-5456 35 Brood St BULQVA DEALER PALMETTO GULF SERVICE STATION WILLIE CAMPBELL 0 LeROY LOTORRE Compliments of Southeost Corner Colhoun ond Coming Streets RQYAL CRQWN CQLA ' 9 Dm' 951 NEI-n BEVERAGES OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY - 7 A. M. to 9 P. Nl. PAR-T-PAK Chorleston, South Corolino lu. ll l A IN P I 'D' THE couNrY STORE G Tl 0 Tlc ANS l D SEEDS, FEEDS, FERTILIZER, INSECTICIDE GOO LOOKING GLASSES PERFECTLY FITTED IG. South Windermere Shopping Mort Diol 2-1276 Telephone 3-2904 208 King Street JJ- Chorleston, S. C. 4, . , 'D' Diol 2-1767 Approved Johns-Monvnlle Rooter CAROLINA SHEET METAL C I' f 1+ O 'P'mef S 0 AND Roorme co. HEATING, VENTILATINO AND ROOFING All Work Guoronteed ROY HART, Owner 181 St. Andrews Blvd. W. fHompl Boiley, Prop. '01 P. O. Box 3156, St. Andrews Bronch Chorleston, South Corolino 'I' 'S' 'ff' 35' 'S' 'C' 2' F up Page Eigbly-One fl- Fit- -:- 5- -:- -:- 1 FELDER'S SUPER REXALL DRUG II' 381 King St. - Corner King 8. Colhoun I Phone 2-8381 l fc- LAKESIDE PHARMACY I 141 Brood - Corner Brood 81 Logon I Phone 2-3340 'll' Telephone 6-1687 TOWER TELEVISION COMPANY 'I' 'G' 2' We Buy ond Sell THE SOUTH'S CLEANEST CARS New ond Used SAM BOWMAN AUTO SALES 379 ond 614 Meeting Street Chorleston, S. C. AVENUE PHARMACY 'U' RADlOS.,l,i,TELEVISlON Rutledge QI Cannon APPLIANCES Telephone 2-3336 173-A Sovonnoh Highwoy A' L. HINNANT 'E' Chorleston, S. C. MAC-PACE PATROL SERVICE 4, TAYLOR'S FROZEN FOODS Phone 3-3528 204 St. Andrews I FROZEN FOODS READY RAW POTATOES Chofleslon' 5' C- + Dio' 3-1878 M Anson ST CIVIL AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION Chorleston, S. C. H. McKinney PCIce, Mgr. NO DIVORCES PLEASE -U' CAN ADVENTURE IN GOOD EATING THE FORK DRIVE-IN -0- RESTAURANT and SEAFOOD HOUSE and Louuc-:E U. S. 17 South, Connon ond Spring U. S. 17 North, ot Mount Pleosont Compliments of BULLWINKEL'S BAKERY 206 Rutledge Avenue Cholrleston, S. C. + Chorleston, S. C. Phone 2-441878-4341 l 'r' - Page Iiilqlwry-7'zm Eb -:- 4- 4- 5- -:- -:- ' 5- 55 I I ll' Speclafisfs in Selma! gyuhficafiolzs . . . . . YEAR BOOKS . . . NEWSPAPERS . . . MAGAZINES . . . HANDBOOKS . . . PROGRAMS Graduation Invitations and Calling Cards Wefsonsl SOUTH ERN PRINTING CO. 125 Meeting Street Telephone 3-7233 Charleston, South Carolina BRIGMAN FOOD DISTRIBUTORS JJ- -D- HD- -IJ- 1 I -II' 'I' -C' II- QQ 'Q' 'I' 'S' 'F 'C' 'C' 'P --R Page Eighty-Three -it -:- -:- -F -:i-1 P A t R o N s HOLLIS 8. HOLLIS 24 Hour Wrecker Service JEAN'S DRESS SHOP 498 King Street PARK FURNITURE CO. 560 King Street -:- -:- -:- Zi-Z READ BROS. COSTUME MATERIALS Dial 2-0877 593 King St Charleston, S. C. DULANY'S Frozen Food and Equipment 99 Cannon Phone 2-2935 Commercial - Publicity - Advertising Special Occasions LOUIS SCHWARTZ Photography 206 King Street Vive La wedding The bride was so clever! Her album ot photographs Will last her forever. Wedding Specialist-LOUIS SCHWARTZ-Photog. Compliments of EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. Charleston, S. C. PRESCRIPTION CENTER IO7V2 Rutledge at Bull CHARLESTON'S NEWEST MODERN PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY , Compliments of MR. D. S. FLINTOM THOMAS 8. HovvARD, INC. Compliments of AVONDALE PHARMACY, INC. Avondale C- W- Ducker, B.S. fPharmacistJ M. C. Kennnedy, BS. fPharmacistD A W-Miltgffffv 5 . 'l' 31 'C' '5 'I' if Piiqr' Izfqlrli'-lwifn' 'N ,Z WY 4 ONT pfff Aqwqgw fl KW 1 PP-R - . 4' W ,. S 1 , ,TQ 71 2 W a . dmv'-QE' Q XXX 5 JF ,wi U i aifvj fi ffgi 'fn ' 4? 1 Q 'Q gl H f Q 51 NX 5ff!g?iN 0, i I-A wx N V Q L ' fin QYFQOQI, w g ag H vibe? ,I m L Yu 60 Hu 1 J 1? Q' Q35 w X Q' j 2 6? 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