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

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X N IV J.,.,,.,,,, ,W ,,g.g.E. a-i-..m....LiH ' If 1 I . .4 1 W X w I X 1 'J' W, sw- H., ,, Presenting . . . , The 1964 grey KVJQJQJ' Published by The Tres Anni Sfoff School of Nursing Medicol College of Souih Corolino Chorlesfon, South Corolino my ,. ,ka ,-,..-,-we- ' W W ,A 1 . x ,, .... V a fgm:-Q., l . ' 21 .f W, V Vugzq Z ,, SQ-'wi VN New I J sea , Q? S' ji .. sm ,v YE f mx I BMW --rv., sn- 1 f I I . iff 'G -Sfirrfl E Q QF Rh J 3 f fx 014960014 For each cobblestone of South Adgar's Wharf KChalmer's Streetl, a historical chapter has been recorded in Charleston . . . an ordinance of Secession signed, a Right defended, a Steeple erected, a Tomb sealed. And in these stones we see a pattern of events beckoning us toward future accomplishments. Through the use of the theme Nursing an old Art . . . Ever-Changing . . . inaModern Era , the TRES ANN'lhas endeavored to connect the achieve- ments of our surroundings, both past and present, with current goals and our future am- bitions. Each building, each gateway, each lamp post has been presented to spur on a ful- fillment of the expectations demanded of us as a student body, as a senior class, and as an individual. Rightly so does each first cry of the newborn infant, each mourn of the troubled sufferer, each forlorn look of the mental patient, and each emotion felt over the loss of a loved patient bring to mind the pleasant experiences, the heartaches, and never-ceasing memories that have instilled in us the virtues of patience, understanding andforebearance. The TRES AN'Nl hopes that this yearbook, from time to time, will bring forth a flood of memories replacing doubt with certainty, despair with ambition, and sustaining in later years the plans of our youth. 2 a6f Q J SERVICES Y . ' xg X ' as , SQ, lxihsr X L' E 1 24 S. 1.9 z A je ? 5, 4 , , - ' ,, I 1? ' rg ww f IE' wil , I nj' i, KA, , . sn 'W- Pages 54-61 ADMINISTRATION Pages 6-13 ACTIVITIES Pages 62-72 PROLOGUE Pages 14- 2 1 RELIGIOUS Pages '7 3 - '7 9 CLASSES Pages 22-53 FEATURES Pages 80- 91 ii TH Q 3-gg' ,:L' ' ff '- JI ,.h,, L ...,. X . H ! km , l , . :ggi V , 4 R - 1.5 F ,ysfsj xy A ' 355' ,QSEQQ gifrifsefgzmgssi W e f 5- I fs- ff N, . .. V ,gb ,G :J 1 5.555- 3 ., . if, , w. , , wg, 4 x, b 5 2 wx Y w Y g' X, wx, M , Ng X A. , . Q, I i l, taxis ag. X , is X V, , I 1 K xi 4' f I. ...W M..Mv.-.as-se-.2 .nf I f I3 s X ,, 6. , R is 'I P I v , ZI, fd 311 15151 I I . .- pg 1 . ,I P 3 I I w sr , 5 -1 , - . lg 5' 7 ?i ,F..,,, ., gf.: . - V QQ s , -gg , A K I 5 A wnggwgia 1 A, ,, I :..?,.,',,L ! Wiiizffvy X gf? 2 Wm, -,:,W, ..., . -, ,, 5 t. .,........,. '..'T 1 i:f1:::+-'i--R . A --- 4 . :Eu T 3 1 nu 21 Q 5 I.. Q , 1 5 ,S , 51 Q., ..-- . , . f-gf: Q . ' Y N? - 0 .xsijj - WMNWM..- ,wfl ff:1g'gQ5Zy P M?gx ,Q - f -MZ' f :V , K K ,. 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To you, DR. BOWE, we now dedicate this yearbook. Because of your quick-wit and ready smile, your genuine kindness and infinite patience, and your easy-going manner which somewhat belies an extremely quick andwide-ranging mind, you have shown us the beauty of acquiring intellect and have given us an appreciation of knowledge for its own sake, but most of all you have given us insight into and understanding of ourselves. 2. mznzsffabon anofgzaczz f X l f ' f I 3 VV,, X f f .... - f.,: 2 ,.-- :-,, fa X ff: 0 4, ,, sw SQ W :w i mx m 5 H Q Q ' ' 'V ' QW' N Q FFS wg V W Q 'H m m EMM we ' 3' 'W U ':- M '-4' it ' ' 4 -'- .'N'41:1 -lv 4'-fn 'IW--1 iw. ill- .:- ,z it-.ra 1. if il A gateway symbolizes the opening to many facets of life for those who have entered the field of nursing it represents away of life filledwith never ceasing opportunities Our faculty and famous Sword Gates, made 1n 1838 and installed in 1849, are observed and admired by local citizens and tourists alike as they enJoy the beauty of the many old homes and gardens in this part of Charleston administration seek to provide these opportunities by opening to us the gates of lcnowledgeu. The Miss Ruth Chamberlin, a graduate of the Mt. Siani Hospital School of Nursing, received her B.S. and M.A. degrees inNursing Educa- tionand Administration from Teacher's College, C olu mbia University in New York City. Miss Chamberlin has s erv e d as Night Supervisor at Mt. Siani Hospital, Assistant Director of Nur sing at Rochester General Hospital and as Educational Director and Dir- ector of Nursing at the Syracuse University School of Nursing. In 1937 shewas appointed Education Dir ector of the Medical College of South Carolina School of Nursing and also was Director of Nursing at Roper Hospital. Du r ing World War II, she held the rank of Major in the Army Nurse Corps. Miss Cham- berlin is now Dean of the School of Nursing at the Medical College of South Carolina. After active participation in a number of committees, Miss Chamberlin became the first p r es id ent of the South Carolina State League for Nursing Education' and is a past president of the State Nurses' Association. She served as nurse representative for the State Nu r s e s' Association to the Executive Committee of The State Board of Health from 1949 to 1963. Miss Chamberlin is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary society for teachers, and appears in several Who's Who publi- cations including the first edition of Who's Who of American Women in 1958. She is a r' , 1.1. ..r ..,l 1 H. Rawling Pratt-Thomas, M.D. President of the Medical College of South Carolina Dr. Pratt-Thomas was born in Barnsley, England in 1913. He was reared in Sumter County, South Carolina and received his A.B. degree from Davidson College in 1934 and his M.D. degree from the Medical College of South Carolina in 1938. He receivedhis Internship and residency training at the Cincinnati Gen- eral Hospital. He is a member of the American Medical Association, C o ll e g e of American Pathol- ogists and American Association of Patholo- gists and Bacteriologists. He is a former chairman of Section of Pathology of the South- ern Medical Association. Dr. Pratt-Thomas is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pathology and is the con- sultant in pathology at the Charleston Naval Hospital. He has W r itten some thirty-five scientific article s and is a member of the National Honorary Scholastic Medical Society, Alpha Omega Alpha. He has served as Chair- man of the Department of Pathology and Dean of the School of Medicine at the Medical College of South Carolina. Miss Ruth Chamberlin, R. N., B.S., M.A. Dean of the School of Nursing Professor of Nursing - 35.3. 29 me -A :J iff' My - .. , .ev ' givisix' aw , f 2 mx JK .f ., by m. i f 2't -'-f J f A charter member of the Altrusa Club of Greater Charleston and serves as Chroniclear. MR GLENN B SEARCY A B Superrntendent ofthe Meclrcal College Hosprtal MISS EMILY K MCNELLEY B S Drrector of Nurslng Servrce Med1ca1 College Hosprtal ASSOCIHIC Professor ofNurs1r1g MISS VIRGINIA T. I-IOLCOMBE R.N., B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Nursing 9 gain FQQM.-Qu-x SQ, K'?f ' Km- fr 1 Wi i fp 1 4,1 - Mrs. Carolyn Baker R.N., .B.S.N. Associate in Maternal and Child Nursing Nam-P I -Y QF Q, Mrs. Billie G. Ellis R.N., B.S.N.E. Associate in Medical- Surgical Nursing Miss Linda Altman R.N. Assistant Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing Mrs. Io Ann Baker R.N. Instructor in Medical- Surgical Nursing Mrs. Martha Barker R.N. Instructor in Medical- Mrs. Mary MacLean R.N., B.S., M.A. Associate in Clinical Nursing Instructors review written material as Surgical Nursing .....-,,,,....-eu- Mrs. Barbara Blackwelder Instructor in Obstetrical Nursing Miss Helen Bohlen Instructor in Medical Instructors seek advice at round table Surgical Nursing v discussion. aczz f Miss Eleanor Frey R.N., B.S.N. Instructor in Nursing Mrs. Margaret Bonnoitt R.N. Assistant in Clinical Nursing QOccupational Healthy Mrs. Betty B. Garrison R.N. Instructor in Nursing Mrs. Eleanor Hart, R.N. Instructor in Medical Surgical Nursing I . 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There is acertain beauty in the steel structure of the geometric lines which form her spans even as there is acertain beauty in the Lines of a Pattern which form our lives. l l I i l I ..,P,,, -il Midst the lines in a pattern of a life, A girl crossed unawares a line and greeted with shy boldness and eager bewilderrnent A new pattern, strange, compelling, to be explored . . . experienced. - rr' A-f'-'f-'am La, r r 1 b1nd1ng 1n the antlclpauon of the Tomorrow. 1n unspoken hues called friendship. 75 iv 46 .J Q X .V , y 'L 38 , g wx' in 'WT - JV 1 j , ,l n 'Q ul in ,. H u 2 1 3 2 J' M !p,,,,.,, .---f W: -,'i.'15 w,,',. Y, ,, ' ll -A 4 - 1? at v W W gigs 2 . , -i....., if Y A . ,,,, S' x '5 y fx ,A ,,,.a.-- V ,ig , . , ,, , W K , f A Authority from other patterns, white uniformed speaks knowledge, wisdom, and challenge, and lives entering with quiet assuredness a strong line Into the new pattern. f X Wk 2 Q . 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I -.4-tiq I f' '21 -' f 1. -I--I 4: 'I I ,I . .Q xv It, X Q - 3- CN ' g., .my , 'II-I, 51. ,, 'I Riff I iq: ji: EIL: 'pl' 1 Y fig?-S EQ' 1 6.355 3 kgq. 4 V fy-.:. I E: 1 , lglzl I A 434. , It , f Ii-I .fl 'I 159:52 lint' . , . IRI JG.. IRI-f ' lp, -'fmfa F S 4 51 w. U '31 I II ggi ...T f .. ..' PF 1 I.. . -I f I f ffV!'l1 'F' If- lff!'?F:'I ' 1. 'f 'I I -WJ ' ' lik' ' ' C7 enzbf Sims I I W 1 ri' ' PRESIDENT .I Carolyn Graham ij, R, ,, W uf. VICE- PRESIDENT , A' M, , . . 4 Beth Story ' L 'I f G MW! f . 4 1 , '-wg t SECRETARY A Bobby Moorer I I TREASURER I Frances Jones fnot pictureclj SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Brenda Gates .., . , , i , ii ,Z r.I.: Hn:.J..1g. ..Iy ',fw,1, .I , S PEGGY FRANCES ANDERSON Florence, S. C. GFS .yang f .Qw- ., QZQW IEANETTE ELISE BAYNHAM North Augusta, S. C. MARY JANE BRIDGE St. George, S. C. 'F 'Atv CORNELIA ANN BRIGGMAN ELIZABETH SEABROOK BROWN Orangeburg, S. C. Charleston, S. C. 25 -9 f A-,I Q.. -Hey.-I ,J Q - - ' , ,, I Y-' '?s'f . V j J -K .. I1 J f 7 J X wx .,... .pw . .. ... I 'W' . PATRICIA SCARSELLA CATTLES DIANE CI-IAPPELL Irmo, S. C. Columbia, S. C. we MARY ANN COWARD Columbla, S. C , ,rf KAREN DUFFIE MARION CORDELIA FLETCHER Greenwood, S. C. 26 Charleston, S. C. FSM 'CW BARBARA JEAN FRALEY Florence, S. C. MAZIE ANTIONETTE FRANKLIN Holly Hill, S. C. 'VK l..-fy' ' N. DORIS ANNETTE GATHINGS IOHNNIS RENI I-IANNA Darlington, S. C. Hanna, S. C. M... . . ,- A K w.- . .-2 - V I -v v fl' '.v .. ' 1' .,. wt ., u.'.',-tl, fp' 1 VI IH 1 I 1 ,'!',,.' - :J .a. 'envy I3 . . I I 1 , , I . I tp.: .,, qw.. :. 1 - v .,,,.. 1 ,., AIM CLAIRE SMITH I-IENTZ Clinton, S. C. ANN CAROL HILL North Charleston, S. C c if Q ,,S?m9'W.0wn4-I ?wz,Qfw4 www L J IX'I f If ' Charleston, S. C. f..t ' 'I I I . 1 hy fffiiifffyiff ,QL I,I f A ,K :ff wil S.AII A Tffifi , gp. 5 'w,,gS?Fx 125336 vfvrwyi Ml 1 , It,. Q ' 1 . , r CI MAI CAROLINE GRAHAM JEAN HOWARD GRIFFIN Chester, S. C. Latta, S. C. za ELIZABETH ANN JONES Allendale, S. C. FRANCES REBECCA JONES Conway, S. C. 'N 4--'fb-. C3 IO ANNE LEE RACHEL EDITH MARSHALL Murrell's Inlet, S. C. Lancaster, S. C. ,.2awm1.-,, i -. yy E 79 P . !f ' 1 ' 1 - '. LINDA ANNE MATTHEWS SYLVIA ANNE METZ Hemingway, S. C. Columbia, S, C, BARBARA GENE MOORER Ridgeville, S. C. 'WWE IUDITH INEZ MORRIS CAROLYN LUCILLE MURDAUGH Brevard, N. C. 30 North Charleston, S, C. t., ,,,, it ANNIE JEAN MURDOCI-I Anderson, S. C. -ff' '7'1? ' 'Uh -X.- HELLEN DILLARD PARRISH Florence, S. C HELEN MCGILVARY PERRY North Charleston S C ummx JANE REBECCA POUND MARGARET ANNE RUDD St. Matthews, S. C. 31 Charleston, S. C I, 9 1 fp 5 L',1v'.??'r' I I ja ii' Ji W , MARY SHARON SMIT I1 Ruffin, S, C. PATRICIA ANN SMOAK Orangeburg, S. C. ROYCE ELLEN S 1 EELE Greenville, S. C. FRANCES ELIZABETH STORY LINDA JEAN STRIBLING Beaufort, S. C. Clemson, S. C. 32 fig. 455 ! MARGARET ELAINE TANNER REBECCA BLAND TOMPKINS Iohnsonville, S. C. MARY LYNN WEATHERS Bowman, S. C. Edgefield, S. C. 5' . . , ,L ' -qi! M.. wk Q, V, if A Qi? C? EMILY ELIZABETH WILKIE EDNA CECELIA YOUNG Aiken, S. C. Charleston, S. C. 33 1? 12 fi Qi 'Wx-.r::,f2:.,:s1:,:t Ni-w -Wi s E I avr ' 5 , t ,ff r ., Q zs f a ' ,f gas-is 354 K 4 5 Sli, E X. ff, X if 2 f ? -f X . N. l ,Wa , J 1 ,f ...N . Q , . . Q kt, W, ,.,, .Emmy X s Ps Q X i.,,,......,aa.mM4.. W., -,.:.:..-.ggi W. .,. ., A5 .ti V ,ff ' -C. .f -:ay 'f ,rp -: X- t QIZIDQZ QS!! Qlfunse . . . With loyalty will l endeavor to aid the physicianin his work and devote myself to the wel- fare of those committed to my care . . . an exerpt from the Florence Nightingale pledge which ex- emplifiestthe characteristics that made JEAN MUR- DOCH the BEST NURSE of the Class of 1964, yzdosf ynfezgcfuczf The intellect and ability of Elizabeth O'Neil Verner, as displayed by her superb quality of art and creativeness is a true asset to Charleston. BETH STGRY with this same sense of metaphysical and mentaltalent is portrayed as MOST INTELLECTUAL of the Senior Class. Was! 51feQ fo cgucceeof The value of the furnishings of this historic Charleston home, some of which were brought over on the MAYFLOWER, is indica tiv e of its success through the years. In analogy so is CAROLYN MUR- DAUGI-I indicative ofthe high aspiration and perse- verance thathas made her MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED. Q90 ezfdfzbes Zesf qrounof The Brewton Inn, a popular spot in Charleston to enjoy an atmosphere of warmth and relaxation rep- resents a place ofunique charm. So does LIBBY BROWN reflect this same sense of warmth and genuineness as BEST ALL AROUND of the Class of 1964. Kes! Qpresseof Porgy and Bess, a favorite dress shop in Charleston with its quaint atmosphere, is conducive to any lady's fancy and is the perfect spot for MARY ANN COWARD to shop as BEST DRESSED of the Class of 1964. Kes! gookhy The Nathaniel Russell House featuring Adam architecture and built before 1809 is typical of the traditional style that is noted in the many beautiful Charleston homes. So does JUNE KILBY with her beauty and radiance symbolize the characteristics of BEST LOOKING. W' is 1 1 5 2 1 Q 1 fy X v Ai W X RSWQQ A 2: ,,f' gl X X ks X 8 - W S S W X ms' X f -S 1 ta W. Q 'M X M We s' ,P QUEWQ ni M972 M- V:-Z8 ,SY Wt? j W . . ,SZQQ K L at A ,J s is k K ,MTW ' ,f f ., .6 L. ,A w r J ,7f ,yf S ffywxw-5' 1' f -2 W 'Q 'I 74, is 7 iii 551 lr? Y' 1 li ' 1 we ' M wg Q, I -: -Ms .. ,.t 4' A ' '45 .. ,, , or 2 1 - was Q V ,spy ,f iq . s .WI 1573 A ' fy , 'f sf f 1' N EER . fi ' :if fi-J' 4. ffff' , Q 3 . X' E G 3. f ff , , . . ff . r ,yr-c, enfor W 0311 iDQ!UQI20QZ6k Nothing exemplifies dependability more explicitly than the antiques seen in old Charleston. So do the resources and ingenuity of JEANNE STRIBLING reflect this trait as MOST DEPENDABLE. my 0511 C6312 ffuszbsbc This, the South Carolina Society Hall, reflects the spirit that has opened the door to many social events marked with enthusiasm in Charleston. Justly so does ANN HILL reflect the spirit that has led this graduating class to its highest social peak with her never-ending sense of ENTHUSIASM. Was! dQZ2fQ0f The Dock Street Theater, which was originally opened in 1737 on Dock street was reconstructed within the walls of the Planter's Hotel in 1937. The talent seen on this stage is enjoyed by residents and tourists alike of Charleston just as the TALENT of ANNE GATHINGS is enjoyed and appreciated by members of the Class of 1964. 190 Qzfzfzbes jyfosf Uersabk The multiple hues of Rainbow Row have long been a picturesque part of Charleston that attracts innumerable tourists. BRENDA GATES with her ver- satility has also captivated members of the Senior Class by being named MOST VERSATILE. 759 WGS! For this superlative one uses his forethought to enrapture his own phraseology of the Girl Most . . . She is any or all of the qualities depicted in the pre- ceding qualities and because of her own uniqueness as exemplified by the Veiled Lady, SHARON SMITH has been named THE GIRL MOST . . . Zwfffzcsf Hampton Park, a p a r a d i s e of amusement en- chanted by a wonderland of floral beauty, is a favor- ite site in historic Charleston to spend many pleasure- able and happy moments. Comparatively, CAROLYN GRAHAM has charmed the Senior Class with her WIT and HUMOROUS OUTLOOK. :U'yqlfgy, f'I'jHIIjf'-7fA , r ,J Y g 1 1 . ,,... yi! 1 Hi , 4. , ,, -wx? : ' H' - H,-'.L' wif-rf 15353 ,Lim 1 ma? grim N 1 if.-1,5 3 12'-5' N f Hifi ' 14:13 '?'5s',, 5 T 221 1 I ig: W lim' 1 438 ri W .Emil , UNE ,.5. . 1 1'!g-Tj l 'J Sh: E 1. Lax , ,ppah -- 25 1 Lmigg 1 Lame: ' ,..,,. , .,, 5. an 15 , 1.2v'.'E 4 .N W glwf- , '- ff . if 5,21 , .bigx '73, X . X Q ,-.5 .,f'::. 21.9-4 vga, W: A--.N 9-' ::'1I,. 'ML pi! ,, l-rg fi-fc .-jp. ws 1 ,wa- ' 'wav' -fini .v 3'-1 'Eig'v ,qw '-51 'Y 'El 3:-: .Sw-1-' .:ff'r, pw -T I. 7.. , r W.: A 1 44 'JFK P r P N ,VL Y yank .LEEPQ Jr.: . R, Wg ,E 9, 4 . sexi? K'-1:4 :W SAYS: f 'a .-x 'ii-2. Ht.. :G -W.. M. 1 , ng. .-IV' ii'aj.L Mvrr. , Q ww- Z ag-fa W, up .Ewa I'- , HYQIE 'Ql,ef'f 1 ff-,fa 1 iwvj I. mmf.: f3fQ:i1.f Whiz? 'E ,HEL 1-rf. . .. u. N 'H -ua X Ever-changing sch , 3, , 14' 5 5 E v 6324 1 . My t, ' 'ing Qi 5 . K , , 1 5' 2?,T'w mt. 7 Eg g . , ' ' 1' I ' XW - X J' V 1 M x 6 Q as fi , . ,, , V. E: 'W 19 x .1 edul 3? fix . E 3 . ig if ,f l fr f , ig ., CS '33 I , . Q Q ig 5. E y in X xi ' f , N ' 1. tM2M,,sva.1,..2t.M X 'iv--Q-1' The new Senior Class proudly display their second stripe. ever-ringing telephones New learning experiences include rec- reational activities such as knitting, bridge, and CHESS? Truly a part of fifth floor life. y If s PRESIDENT Gloria Hoff VICE- PRESIDENT Nick Able SECRETARY Peggy 1885 TREASURER Sara Gall Chestnut REPRESENTATIVE TO COUNCIL Suzanne Roberson Gr' - . ., f -- ,,nL4,4,Lg - -,I ..-..:.-..,:. 4:.-,.vig.:,:.,g..1-,LL.a-..,.....-mi. -- -, Y, I unfold Gkzss Nick Able Nancy Anderson Sandi Andrews 'W rx 13 f ' in , 2 -we-M 5 S X., r Mary Brown Kaye Carmichael Carol Caron new fl, Z Marie Baker Mary Ann Black Ann Brewer ,aw Wm 'W is f7'f7l x 'Nv- 9111.41 - -4 V lil-11: 1 ' I, 5 .X ,M .,. . , , I , .1 ,-X -V... V , -'Wir fl I '1 uma .........,....-x,..,,,.-.. -. . ...- W X T X3 , X, ,. .. . ,,f, ,4,. 2 1 ,Z,, .,,. . , , U ,gg . .. Q,,.. :,,:-Q-33 si Q4 Hx .. bl W s, , C. :,, s s H, t M ,as W. .1 f - 3 Y 3 Carole Daniels lean Dority Charlene Edwards S Qian Sara Gail Chestnut Winkie Crouch Jewel Cudd 1. gf fx Sylvia Evans Hermione Furr Peggy Griggs Barbara Hastings Mary Grayce Hinson Gloria Hoff ,H MQ!- Elaine Johns Carol Jones Carolyn Jones Gerry Holladay Linda lnabnit Gloria Jeffers E I I: I I I MJ I,-.9 tnf, b,2:,,5:.l3J,7kJ:'-, 1-.I V1 I-1 I, i ,Flirt I W .V xx , W., ,. .. .., ..L.a...-...-.,,a... ,...-i...,.,.1 ...,,-...,f,.,,,..-,..,.L4.f--...L g,,,,,, pw- R , 1 Z at 'at 1 2 K LaVelle McCullough Elizabeth Orlando Bonnie Owen 4wQW M '7'Q r , f M if MM jg , ,.,1,4f Anne Leonard Barbara Livingston Joyce Morris Marlene Pendarvis Martha Phipps Gretchen Pope an 1 Veda Porter Francis Pritcher Iackie Rachels ,X .sf S WX wwe. f-yr K R Patsy Smiley Beckie Thompson Esther Turner -, 'l'? V' Suzanne Roberson Millie Rooke Linda Scagliotti ar is -d!'w 'm'- if 'MMR 61 -:QV nnql l-L K of x ,f 2 3 1 f. GW ' V , 'A I j V. X , 7 , -I ,.,..V I .. I ' f sg, me xx sr, 'gm I V' , if f .S ff Linda Westbury 'f 'lil ' , ,, eil? ,V ' .Q ..-,4ft.:,As:iQ Lf 1-5' 2974 If' Q ,,, .f I1 ' gt ,t -1 ,J ,gg I: . . , .4.:.sQ,, . , 4 -may ' Q X .,., I 4? 5 22 x ' If f 'KV gf ,tfxiff . ,W ,qt-4: , WWMM 'V' x df? 'z- Zwwm EQ V H , 3 gf fy' , ,I xg, . Aw i f -- fsw Rf :vue f ' f 1 M.. ' 4.'ft'w..J s -' J And there's always time for at least one joke from Shirley. mfg- , 'mm-a--,' cp' 4 1 -ff - 4- - - I H - wwe-- 1 if Elswiw 2 Q55 X Kay Whatley Eileen Wilson 5 N E 1.4 Striping--and they say we should know a lot more now Raffle tickets are checked closely as winners are announced. !,,rF'r nf Mix wg. 5 as N fjfe GQ55 0 765 In I .J I ,xv ,NI r 1 'S V K4 1,1 5 Nl' X Q 1 Ry DP' 'Vs - Ns! . fl 4. 'Wh N 1 u M PRESIDENT Gwyn DuBose VICE PRESIDENT Jeanne Cockran SECRETARY Ahce Westbury TREASURER Joyce Evans IGQS 122012 GSS .., ,...... ., I ,L I.: ,,Q-.,-,F I., ,,',':n-.IL I '1z.,'-:,.,- ,wk-,-A. :X-.I -- - .' qv' a-1,--- . ,QT -. gr , ' . '. 5, -,, 'A il- U .,.- x fjfiijg -'i-VE? fillff'fl11Q..L.,,.1..,Lli1giQi..i,1fg I 3 1 V- F H -Q ff ! ' V 'QA ' 4 I . F55 In L21 fun ,wr lv' Gil? Q ,QQ , 1,151 ' fi :Qs '51 I ,az-i 1 71.1 ep, ' QI? , iff? 1 Lib rl , ' -15? , 53? 2 fl? i f- 1 2:1 I f 1 I':'?. 4 , JA:- -fl: , Q! ' f. 125' ' , flff, 1 1 I 1 ,yi X ' I 1 I .. 'S I vrf X we! .v- ix QLD? if 1 HST' Ia -,I 1, f 'Ag '..w.'----, ,W ,. ' Diane Andrews Betty Ann Ard Cathy Barnhill Betsy Bozard Dorothy Brown Shirley Bunn Jeanne Cochran Rose Corry Mary Lee Demetri Gwyn DuBose Carolyn Eaddy Judy Ellis Wdflillhrg, 'QS 1g,QQ?3,-Y NW ww Www Wx' may WON yd'-D lk I J l f 1 :MF lllrVQl',1: H I 1 P 1 .. 'WKVQ-Q, ,I .,..:.: i, fha 5 35 if A we 5 an is ,. wwf Gloria Enter Joyce Evans Vera Ferguson Vicky Geck Carolyn George Elsie Goff Kay Gotschall Woody Grooms Ann Harrington Bonnie Hickman Grace lnabinette Lorraine Bass Beth Inman Ann Jernigan Ruth Jones Ian King Billie Lancaster Charlene Leard Lorraine Lominick Billie Medlock Linda Moore Carol Murphy Jane Parker Carolyn Pendeagrass Y XR E ,X 6 qt'-B x e 0 yn -'Uv Qins-..f,,'3 v X i , ' --1-1 ,iff me W'l '-'Hr SWR if 5 Q' I 1 ,,. r --,,, ' 1' .r -,qz 1 1131 :Fl 1 W1 ,H 1: N, ': sl, ,,. XX ,,,, , ' A ' , ' l X ,M V- - - -v.- S Q AAAA, .. 53 V .tif YY! ,, - bww, 5 Q, I 4 is W vw . V ly W3 ew ,,,.,,.-if 7 8 . Qi! f- , 1 2 Sandra Petty Linda Raven Elaine Roberts 5 , I ,., 5 I efflux., -its , -ff . fl ' .. . .... fl 93 f mww.M M. f Q i WW I X Aj 'ltnmwl gm, R WWW 495052 Q59 1 Hilda Rodgers Geraldine Smith Gwen Smith Nancy Smith Suzanne Stein Tillene Strickland Rhetta Sydnor Jane Taylor Beverly Thomas 52 1 e AA '. 1 ex H 1,1-Q Q , e,, 2? J Anna Webb .- Ev , f Q' if A rush to get to lunch ends IH a pauem wan I6 The first of many Lllpb up W ff fm ,,f, N . M 'A x llvfv B 2 Q .1 A f v 32 if L e ff :ft 1 1 I 1 xm ' A 1 'L 1 fl 1 ,I ,ffl ,lf ,, ,1, , f A .A A I 4' Ax 1 X 8255-K 'N-el The numerous hospitals, clinics, and physician offices, all a part ofthe bustling Medical Center in Charleston which has come into its own in the past few years, are a vivid example of what the future has to offer. The contrast, historically and architecturally, between the buildings comprising this Center is also indicative of the various services rendered within each. N X . 1 ff' ,ss A .:. , 1 - .g as ' ml K, .a g gawxw a t x . 'M-f -iss i it ff ,. - , 7 . L ., ., if y N P s W 'I W l rx We pf if., ,i pgjfgw, i ..A, fx.' s , Students should be familiar with diagnostic tests. One of the greatest rewards--Progress. 3 I ylaeofczhe The chief function of any medical floor is the administration of medicationsg however this service is rarely effective without the aid of various diagnostic procedures. Here, the student nurse is given an opportunity to become more familiar with human physiology. When ithe diagnosis is made, and treatment begins, the student learns the importance of correct dosage and administration of drugs. As she performs her duties in caring for the patient, she is ever mindful of the vital role that internal medicine plays in the restoration and maintenance of good health. Medicines are one ofthe major responsibilities of the student. , ,K V Jaw, te- em K 1 it V . g F. ,J 4 .1 . ' t ,.,4 - 2 f.: ' 'vzk A , as q . f, -- , :LS L f 5 , tetris g W f.. an Q . 7 Mr: Q . 6, : ': . , ta. X Qwiha iff? s.. ,,,.. M., s . ff fs, wigs X 'fr A-A ....,.,..,, IP. 4 A .- U ,..., 1 ,P V, -- r gf' 'F xff X U U, lass M fifgfi I 4 wif wsu V. 4 .. S P c.- UI' Q14 For the student nurse the rota- tion on the surgical unit provides a foundation for the basic nursing principles. The knowledge that she gains here expands as she assists with p r o c e d u r e s in the operating room and learns the importance of c l o s e observation in the recovery room. The senior student returns to the s urg i c al unit with a better understanding of operative condi- tions and the nursing care required by each. Intensive Care Unit provides close observation after major surgery. 4' fs 'gif QR ASK X xii- YA it . W . X. .. 'gag E, 6 1. EM:-.. 1 ' ws r Ts: 5 , i 3 1, ,f M ff '- 4 hy, - , W It is X Qi ' f 4' '11 Q Q 1 . A t L G I xx 6. . , n X X N X V X M Mr? lf,-ff f' is X 4 'Kr' ' , , N .ff Physical and emotional support are necessary. Feelings of apprehension and excitement accompany the day's assignment. l in k i I: E W if 1 x X N iw, 5 i Q A tgp , i, A x . X in x XI Q i I i M , 4 i ww- ' 'R ' l 4 3 1 2 S 5 is is . 32 mi Q A A n... 1 tr tiff ..., 1i.,,1g. ff ff: gg? 5-H-M .W , qs! , g , .K 7,0 tat.. .3 ,,,, iq' V I I gf ai . .. ,, , .. 3 ,Q . ,ww W-M7 Vgygqf g . U71 ,ffm W- -s-agfvds . fi V ' 1 W': M ' I -ff- '4fT.TT7-fre , , 5 VM L 'sux ' x iff- 'r 2, Conferences with the Public Health Nurse give the student insight into the home situation. 5 Q . - 1 ' 1 A proud mother, a hungry infant contented feeling. ff, f i- K -4.. M..-f' --a O 65 feffzcs The Obstetrical-Gynecological Rotation brings feelings which cannot be duplicated on any other unit. Not only does the student gain basic knowledge and develop special skills in this field of nursing, she sees emotional problems that challenge her abilities as a nurse and as a human being. The birth of a newborn infant, proud parents, a middle-age lady being cured of cancer--this is OB- GYN nursing. Confidence and accuracy are developed through instruction and experience. 1 lsr' -- - fi 'fx 1 r 3 l isini qgmx 5358 2 4 4 V A 5 Rib if W W i .:.. ii. - V K XMMWTT. Q: A M . , ,Y 3 A ' 1 N r , Q ,Q , F i 1, an ' K W XX -3, - ' X Y V in ,, 2 ri Xl f'a.i.rw we p ft! Quiet games -- a favorite pastime. jjeogaffzcs Although pediatric nursing is confined to the care of the little people their conditions encircle all as- pects of medicine. The challenge of pediatric nursing is partially met through the study of growth and develop- ment and characteristic chi1dhooddiseases.With this framework of knowledge the nurse can better anticipate the child's needs and respond to the challenge more effectively. Mn. fm. .m,,,,,, V vi? '--A.. finff. ff- 1 lvl U as Mai As , S S Good relationships provide for understanding and the ability to carry out assignments well Self-confidence and skill are soon acquired as the student spends time in the Premature Nursery. r , .5 , - ,,s,s-xi, 7 , -,a!141i532 -.,.. Q ti . f 4 -V ,, N - - - A - rw-.s..x?--MAMN i ' ' 'Y ' h,..,...,,,..,,....-+w.,. -- ffgwf . , A i.'.w.,.. 1, , , , ,. 7'T1?.iXv.lf ,. i l i.v1..1 V' .i ,Iv -, .w - Thorough understanding of Freudian concepts is the basis begin Psychiatry. Hours of study and reading are innumerable. M ix v dy .44 . - f ,Zig sc ' 4: ,,. fra, qg,g y,.-as s :: any 'S-.... W 1125- -'frat 'f .- M ,M U . , , gf -A fit 5 ' J W V T X K , Lx, ' ,Sf X3 Q - . - .vrwg .S f Sf' X be my , I f E .,f j .rr . ,X -, T 4 I l d gi 3 I, 4 i I ' Sf ? w 25 xjiv ,gs 42. I ' I l ' 1 it i L, ' 5' P 5 i i ,XX 1 on which we .aa 4 , 2, as ,fig ,Q V .agx Try chaff? Human behavior is a com- p lic at e d phenomenon influ- enced by our physical, chem- ical, and psychological con- stituents all so interacted that each is in some way dependent upon the other. The student nurse on her psychiatric ai- filiation at the StateMental Hospital in Columbia, S. C. le a r n s that people are more alike than they are different, and this provides the opportu- nity for learning to understand people and their needs better. Thus she is better able to transpose the knowledge gain- ed here into other areas of nursing and have a more ac- curate awareness of the term total patient care . 'Yesterday's goal -- today's reality. The new psychi atric wing is evidence of this. 60 iD'I22QIyQ!2C WOOI22 Confusion, BOA's, cuts, fractures, crying children, doctors, medical students, student nurses running around in circles at times are afew characteristics of the Emergency Room. In the Emergency Room the student not only learns to handle stat situations, she also sees and learns to recognize many types of acute and chronic conditions and treat them accordingly. 11-2 AW' ,.., VN! '- Z., -ff' 'Tia ms 1-'iff' 5? , Q isa . P . 'f' 11 - gl Y vi 5. 4wW for - Y MWA , t - 1 wr. -5' f - t 1 fi X X ,W , A A Emotional support can often lessen pain and give comfort. R , V: S K sf Q W 'W .JP .Y ,gm V. xi as Q M H wmsasssiass legs' , , ..... . . N f.,..X - X f. . .. . s t ' f ttcr T ff -'fi if x h , U -s .. cvf ., y, ,p Emergencies call for quick thinking and confidence. nbc aoen Various forms of therapy are available to the patient. 5 ,ic A -23 ig, 4 ,i . , V , -uv .ai 1 . 5 E 1 X v N Y . Y Q' as 'Rx X ,, N ' ' 9 ,N l ,g ,K ' - ,, we Time spent in the lab proves beneficial. Pinehaven Tuberculosis Hospital affords the student the opportunity to develop an under- standing of the chronic, communicable disease, Tuberculosis, and to acquire a basic knowledge of the medical and surgical treat- ment involved. Here she may develop proper attitudes toward this disease, and comes to understand the social, economic, and emotion- al impact that having Tuberculosis has on a person. K-,nw 1 1 1 fi ' J ,r ff la I 3 Ti .WW 'Li '51, 51,3 -I 1 ,Wi Lv .P- ' lv 265 fi f 1 I 1 P? ,. 1 ...n 5 4 . .. , .Wu A - ff 1 f . if r1'f bf. 'T il U ,Wx e' 'I v -ff., R-.1 , . :JZ .rv -1: W' J, 'x. ,L -.N. X fi. H Nl ,. VE: NJN X 2-EZ' .nw ' I rl- - ' .nn .1 I . .Q-., W. ,uw 35:22 2.-y ' :Rl gf 3 Lg 'x-5: ,M guff' fm. .vb g . .H x 1 The Corner of Four Laws representing the various levels of law of our democratic heritage is symbolic of the levels of law that govern the Medical College School of Nursing. St. Michael's Church, the Federal Post Office, the State Courthouse and the City Hall can be compared to the religious organizations, the faculty and administration, the Student Government Association and the Student Council, respectively. This locality is unique in that nowhere else in the United States can this analogy be made. vt . mix! .V . A fr Old and new officers meet together at post convention S.N.A.S.C. meeting. Candidates prepare for campaign at state O12 U X1 5 convention. Delegates to convention prepare to pack'?'? EC - Q -.', ., V 2 - , X. ff ,'M.....,1 'J A I ,www .Mm W al ' -M--W,f I ? J QSXUOQJQZZ 90 0917212291211 ft' . . 550010221012 Everyone has a say in Student Government Association, because S.G.A. strives to be just that--student government. S.G.A. endeavors to serve the students in all walks of life from a welcome tothe pre-clinicals in the fall to the confusion of elections and grad- uation in the spring. It strives to be a student government with a purpose--not only to create an interest in social activities, but to regulate school activities as well. S.G.A. sponsors the Christmas formal, the candy sale, the hot dog sale, the variety show, and many other programs, p r oj e c ts, and socials throughout the year. Tears and a smile denote '63 and a determined '64 Installation brings a proud feeling and a new sense of responsibility. E X E 1 I ,-.. s a fruitful H-.x ES' ,, xnxx GB X x Uitpgsix 522 5 I 4 .ksa t 1 65 1, ,,..,.,.jI13e,N,, . L I, e VH? L, , I ,J Il- .I I . , -pmixe. .V I J 5 : . 1.1 'I ,'J-..-f' '- ' I I I I I I U I , I I I I I V 3 ' I I I If I fs Z 5 Y' 9' 'x Zi I 1 ' 9-f , ' -j -v I 'A I II I Ax I I I I I Ann and Carolyn discuss social functions with Mrs. Barker and I Mrs. Smoak. I 1 , I we fl I : f- f- - ,st I I Decorating the Christmas tree highlighted the Christmas party. Refreshments are enjoyed after each I Student Government Meeting. I I 66 I .. JW x I ,-.mm Libby Brown and Billie Lancaster represent their classes on Student Council. Bed check often corn prise to night -owls a...fw. 'i'. SX 's'nvrlMs.,d -. N, fi Jw Informal dance provide funds for THE LAMP. Sandra Walker, a freshman, crowned Halloween Queen. 59 501220 Another phase of student life accents the school newspaper, THE LAMPO When the students pick up their fr e s hly printed copy of THE LAMP each quarter, little do they suspect the behind the scene labor that occurs with each publication. That last minute rush to beat the deadline, the horror of discovering that the material is insufficient, and proofreading until both eyes look weary are just a part of what con- stitutes our newspaper. Regardless of the confusion involved, the staff members receive maximum satis- faction from gathering news of im- portance and interest to keep MCH students well-informed. saw 2 Z-1 Q 5 Best dancers of the night were Marty Rudd and t' , B111 Jones- .J ls: 1' ' . 22 1 W if , -F15 ,. ' ' ' , Y as ,.. ,,, 1 1 ,g m s - S57 '13 f 25, , ziif' Els , 'f f ' 'WT 'ff 4 , ' X 5 V '. Z fjfmv . W 741: V -- 1: x N K ,5,,y. ' ' fc ' ' '--'w ' -1-ff 1 .Q n . J fry? 2 . 'f 2 3? sg! '--A-np., . Mm? ,wwf Jean Murdoch Veda Porter Pat Smoak Edifgf Assistant Editor Business Manager Staff members work hard to meer the deadline. Miss Jane Woolridge, Advisor, helps the staff with money making project. M J' The Spaghetti Supper--an innovation was a great success. i 'mm ,-, I J F.,,,...A- V, 3 11,19 ., I gi qi , y . VW. - V asf : Z 1' 'M 3, -X I fi if K. N., JIU? hm, Mary Ann Coward Linda Westbury Linda Matthews Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager A typical Wednesday night. 54. 1 ..r...,, . 5 ' M A ,-vv .. , , .v.. Y. ..,..,..,. Qs y 5 . , , . .... .... Z ,., A ,,,r 5 . as ..,. I. D zfiff Q Q1 A Q' ' ..,. is 1 ' H 91 ' ' ,W if 1 -57. V - wi: ' we 3, ' sf 3. ' -1222 ig ff sf' 1 i . 34 iz, ' ' 11112. L s is A-' ' 4 ff ' ' a .L .2 XIX A ,jf ,,., ttf 'K ,Q,Nf-f ,W - ' 1 1 , A - ' .1 . .. ,,s.,, 1 Q I . ,. A ' t t . a 'V f '- , Qs f- i a -- ' 1 2 -, ' f i- . X 2 ' . ' .43 11zrg,,.., , -: , f . ' , - A 'J' ' 4-4' V- R .. 'K ' X ,, , , 5 2 , I W- We-ff ,.-. 'T'i'WI'-seize-?.:T , Pty f ' t 'fr ' -. ' 1 12 - 9. ,, f' 7. ff, 'ff-' MAE, iff' ff ' 'Ulf ' M.i-f-' fgiif-1,-'EE-' ,T My s rl it A f ,, A ' xl. . , ,. .. i f' . 1495 D121 The phrase, TRES ANNI, is Latin and when translated into English it means three years . The three years is significant of the length of our training period. The staff of the TRES ANNI is made up of twenty members representing each of the three classes. A weekly staff meeting is held at which time plans are made for the new yearbook and workshops are held. Financial support for the yearbook is derived from patrons, from the sale of advertisements and from events such as adance and the annual Miss Medical College contest which are sponsored by the staff. Miss Pat Russell serves as our Advisor. Q3 1 'S .ini 7 I x f X , ri QE is x f , K s 1 New freshmen add many ideas and do their job well. is mag: ,SW rig I in y-...J Close work is necessary to make plans for the opening part of the TRES ANNI. 3 Nfssa ,Mm Nw, V lf: 1 ,. 5? '. r - 1 F lu, Y 'i 0 'inf ,,, Martha and Esther discuss plans for the Acti vities section. Sfqjf Linda, Frances, and Mary Ann work together to complete the Administration and Faculty section. Q-J -1? ..... 1. L, 1 i 1 .- CUZEH-1 . ff? fl F yup? ,V . , , I VA 1 K I .1 'fs , f if I v - .:. ?f2:v,'- , , ., P 2 , if I 1, 2 ..,..,.,., f , iff: Q ' .-J-1-A 2 D -4.1. I , X 3 Q' xiii Sk vs- 21 .1 ., lg! il I I4 n 1 1 We l - My I MM L. Judy and Sylvia discuss plans and lay-outs for the Classes section. June and Marty decide script for the Feature section of the Tres Anni. .i ...,., z ::.gffp,3gi-' -1,5 Q I f . f fi ,J Y Q' x SM, r 4:45 , N fv S7645 7 N-a Linda gives Sharon assistance as they complete plans for Services. - X' Wefyzb us ryanziafzbns 2 ff' f ,ff f 1,7 O X! f X ,' 4 ,,', v ,f'lf V' 1 if 'L 'ft -'J ffgflffif' X Q' Mary A nn Coward President Special holidays mean special treats for B.S.U. socials. ygapfzkf QSfz10Q12f 121.012 The Baptist Student Union meets each Tuesday for a period of Chris- tian devotion, guidance and fellow- ship. Varied p r o g r a m s including guest speakers, discussions, slides and movies, are given. The B.S.U. elects a council of officers each year to plan programs and guide the Union. This council meets monthly with a City-Wide Council to plan ac tivitie s for the Baptist Students of Charleston. Activities of the B.S.U. include a Thanksgiving Breakfast, Caroling at Christmas, participation in Reli- gious Emphasis week and the Sum- mer Missions project. Council meets to plan future activities and set goals. 'i 1 Q4 Q A T ki 4 1 fs A M - ' 13 -H' 1 46 Q 1' ...IL- C 33 ,gm Miss Sybil Hughes Faculty Advisor . . 1,i.:s. 1 E, ' Z gs . 1 g is . A 5 1 4 X a ..f-- A close relationship develops as the church is represented by our Pastor Advisor, Dr. Murphy. Necessary funds fm Summer Informal singing is a Part of each meeting. Missions are discussed. wg.. A ,L fr 2f5LQ'g1fe:1 Nffzb W i,,f'1qT1'f:1'fi J ,'Q-w',f -'. V n :, . 2 wif ,-- - -Leif 4 fM,,..,--M f K Q WS, mf ffweqfzwr af -1 ,xwiwiweifffiyf .w .5 ff- ff--. . . Q ,QM , ,, Y., A .',,:'Pf5A 4 'e 1' lei e WI? e ff Y fi Aff W U ' . , . 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I . ., A, . 1 . -f A MW- f 2' 3,3 4 fc 5 V ' df' 32'i'7Zl?fi''s4'fZ2'3-Vwfsm-If'SZ-Vf'75?ffISWM fix. if J 1 ww ,g,vt?,:aqfgQy'W 1 7,Mt??4w,.4s ws wzm-as6f2xw, 6:7e 'MMQZ'-ariwk 'sAfv115YMm6e - ,ml ' -Xe, ---g e if N-NX Q N-ef-- '- W e '- V w N-., ' ' ?5:g42, i 1 f 'M VW? Gf'f V . . ., Wi GM The Methodist Student Movement, primarily composed of members of the Methodist denomi- nation, but open to all students, holds it services every Wednesday night for the purpose of devo- tion and Christian fellowship. The M.S.M. is supported by the Methodist Church, and the Rev- erend John M. Younginer Jr. and Miss Martha Parker, R.N. act as advisors. The various activi- ties carried out during the year are supported by each member. These include Christmas caroling at convalescent homes and support of the nation- wide M.S.M. Students become better acquainted during the social hour. Each meeting ends with a Friendship circle and a feeling of re if ng J, Each student has the opportunity to participate in the program. newed interest and faith. 5,315.5 H ff f 1 A vw we fu . f F . . Members of W.F. group find time to attend regular meetings. Zwesfmzhsfef gem ws 40 Westminster Fellowship is the religious organization for the Presbyterian young men and women in the Medical College. WF meets each Wednesday night at 6:45 and the programs are directed toward promoting interest in the church as well as providing i el lo W s h ip among students. Rev. Raymond Wickersham serves as the advisor. Activities are varied and range from group suppers to conference retreats. Both the Billie Lancaster, vice-president, par ticipates in devotional period. medical school and School of Nursing actively participate. Daily devotions can become a necessary part of each day ff. a .-gf . fgsogh ' f A ' X55 rs V555 , 9 , 'f - Q Q 'ws S' .X '55 4 ,s A.. ' wi +6 'ftw .. 4- N 1-tg dsx w , nc Plans for Christian Focus Week are made by members of BSU, MSM and WF. y-aefyjo as qcfzbffzbs .-mpgs Q S xr Vx r ,A is V gs E Aj ,,: , sm: ss '1A,.. ZA 1 4,9 X . .. ,ff' Y : ' AZEQ I Q Joyce Morris and Shirley Mixson captured first place in the religious category at Christmas. The newly organized Glee Club prepares for their Christmas Program to be given at Student Government Meeting. v L , I I l elf W Xb ' X '39 QE fe? S M- 51 . 4 J., V6 , r gi, 5 A Q if , 5' I fi! v 1 2. 9 1 . 1' nf. I-., H- ww 1'-.., ...N v .N -.--... , 'A LTN, : '- 1- ' 2511 -4' f 1 -' I1 'f' il' ,H 1 ' X,- fq-fgvff'-+m-.aww vf m ?22f-1 , 42 : -41 'K ff 1 -1, I'-1 by 1' ' I vi 1 f ' L , 1 X ' ' ', Y 1 ' 'r 1 ,H .,.. V, .., , ,,-,- , a , .- ,.r f - . -f -1 V.. - Y -- W H - , W 1 J 2 : l E 6 X, v , ,Q 2 , eafufes iv. k X , li M' A x 1 This picturesque scene of Middleton Gardens exemplifies the naturalbeauty seen on the fol- lowing pages of the TRES ANNI. Middleton is America's oldest landscaped garden and is quite interesting and beautiful at any season. Giant moss-draped oaks, one of which is nearly 1,000 years old, adds antiquity and charm to the lovely garden. -.. y 769 7F95 fZI?I?I.7S E153 722050611 N Goff? C5012 Sql? 064960-S This is your night, Miss Medical College. Always in our memory, You'll ever be. Sandi, a striking brunette, with sparkling brown eyes and a cap- tivating smile, floated gracefully down the ramp to charm the audi- ence and definitely influence the judges of The Miss Medical College Contest. She is a member of the Junior Class and active on class com- mittees. Sandi enjoys cooking, dancing, swimming and knitting. We are very proud of our charming Miss Medical College . Congratulations, Sandi! II'1S'f 111212914 up Rhetta Syndor : QCOI2 WUDDQF-Up Gretchen Pope 62121014 Onfesfanfs Judy Morris June Kilby Jeanne Stribling .. Q . Q-M 16254 vip- algal' 61121014 ozzfesfanfs Gretchen Pope Sandi Andrews Bonnie Owen nmuuuuun ii, 5 . i res man Onfesfanfs Billie Lancaster Tilline Strickland Rhetta Syndor T' 1 JY 155 res 12121 Mary Ann Coward W1 'YH' ?'l 5E'f'7,,f' 1. 2 Z? 1 ,. 17' 1 t . 3 . fi- 5 5 'f - .L 'f J ' .1 -2 X? F I i i V 5 3 S W 1 ,.11 1 KT . fs' ' I ,i ax tj 4 X, JU it Z x . astra.: ,, ' x Igtuifiyalwtf, UIQ if . i'Q,'Q'-iqiqii' Gfrzofm as YDQIYCQ One of the biggest events of the year for Medical College Student Nurses is the annual Christmas Dance at which Miss Christmas Belle is chosen. The title is given to the Senior student who exhibits the most poise, charm, and beauty. This year's dance was held at Society Hall on Friday the Thirteenth of December. The student nurses and their escorts gathered for an evening of dancing and entertainment by Joe Strainey and his band. As the end of this lovely evening drew near, the main event took place: the selection of Miss Christmas Belle . ROYCE STEELE was chosen by the judges as representing best the qualities for which they were looking. Royce wore a floor length formal of white brocade with bell shaped shirt. 1.1, K I xii 'f? 7Wa94:fiW W4 11' I 5 i 12 fi E ga 1: li l . w l I i E n u l I V il I. eil y U, x, 14 'N : I ,J 'WM , , sa- I Z? na' ny? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Coward, Carolyn Murdaugh, Libby Brown, Gill Holcombe. 073 0 The faculty chose theseten girls from nom- inees submitted by their respective classes. They were chosen on the basis of scholastic standing, personality, clinical ability, and participation in student activities. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Gotschall. Gwyn BuBose, Sandra Petty. I 1 r N 9 El 1. I V l l V w W, N I I 1 i, 1 . V, l l V J it X I Z 1 3' LEFT ro meer: Joyce Meme, Eileen Wilson. A CNot pictured Peggy Griggsj 90 l W L Xxx x L . :few f is-x In the same fashion that the changing lines of the Grace Memorial Bridge intr oduc ed our 1964 TRES ANNI to you, so did we see our lives as student nurses--everchanging--forming lines of patterns, Comparing ourselves to the steel structures, We must realizethe necessity of adding new lines to our pat- terns. As graduating Seniors, We must be the first to realize that We have crossed only a short span--come to a midpoint--in the long bridge which merges the graduate nurse and the truly professional nurse. It is my fondest hope that this TRES ANNI will help form at least one line of a pattern connecting all of us to our friends, desires, and plans made While members of the student body of the Medical College of South Carolina School of Nursing. Mary Ann Coward 91 Editor f0QQfzfz5 em enfs mm, Just as The War Between the States began at Fort Sumter so did this annual begin with the selling of advertisements. Fort Sumter is located on a tiny man-made island in Charleston's beautiful harbor and stands as a National Monument. The bombardment of the Fort by Confed- erate batteries marked the b eg inning of an event which had a significant impact upon all of America. s R + ' f ' . N , , .X X N NV' t X 1 vm A.. My . 1571 jx NVQ ASE WN xii .. f.QN , , ,as X 12? rt Y .QS mu H is 4 v - v 1 5 t sw - ,E .- .N X, Y lg ' 'f,,g- Nags 0. .. N fx.. f. ...imew 4+ . M . ,M ff 0- - WW XS? Wt iwwf. X SWi 'fg x a5 'ft .. m:,5:X-ef , S'-ttsfa-Q4 tr- 1 ' X a It x Q ' , ' K , S' Y ft V X. 'bsdr .,.,,,,w 'W' X' 'H Compliments of :fl - .sf T .,. , O O I 'T-gay :- ...A A eau. -,,f,- 55, 5 7 ' ix. . .4 -E 1 495-'T' 5 -fu: 5 -L NATIONAL BANK OF soum CAROLINA Congratulations Graduates of 1964 5?-109 -V90 Sfore I A The Stores of The Thrifty Serving Lower South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8t GAS CCMPANY Congratulations to Class of 1964 FRIENDLY SERVICE FDR BETTER LIVIIIG J. HENRY STUHR, INC. FUNERAL CI-IAPELS 232 Calhoun - Charleston 2119 Dorchester Avenue - Charleston Heights Compliments of BRUCK'S INC. 387 Park Avenue South New York 16, N. Y. Chicago- Pittsburgh- Detroit- Cleveland- Rochester- Boston- Buffalo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF THE JACK TAR FRANCIS MARION HOTEL Home of Charleston's Favorites: The Sugar'n Spice Dining Room The Swamp Fox and Trophy Room 1 S 3 f 'fn 11,-I' ..,,,,p,-V. .f,,,At,,,,. FV JL I 7-7 F -,lm ffm .-Q I , lg I 1 F 1 7 7 5 l I I 7 7 7, I 7 7 I I I 'l L 4 LOCATIONS: Q KERRusoN's DEPT. STORE BELK-ROBINSON CO. DOWNTOWN PINEHAVEN 232 King St.--RA 3-2777 N. Charleston--'SH 4-5322 extends best wishes to DOWNTOWN S. WINDERMERE I ' Formerly EFIRD'S 78 F3115 Rd.-- 6-0236 the graduating class of 64 269 Kinlg St.--RA 2-6516 Compliments of WOOLWORTH'5 259 King Street MIDDLETON, INGLE, 81 CO. insur ance Bonds Life insurance Dial RA 2-2605 36 Broad Street Charleston, South Carolina RICHARDSON'S BARBER SHOP Maybank Hwy.-Phone '795-3935 I-laitcuts: Adult 31.50 Children 31.25 H. I. Richardson, prop. Paul Capo R 1 I MBISOIZST SoutherniPrinting 6' Publishing I and e ln Charleston-- There's No Place Like Home Current 4070 Dividend HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 8m LOAN ASSOCIATION 39 Broad Street Charleston, South Carolina EOR DAIRY PRODUCT cogu RG BETTER THAN 'P THEY HAVE TO BE! S Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduating Class of 1964 from GENERAI ASBESTOS AND RUBBER DIVISION OF RAYBESTDS--MANHATTAN, INC. North Charleston South Carohna IT '9 o Mont. W west Virginia Pulp and Paper Charleston, South Carolina C pl t f COASTAL BOTTLER'S ASSOCIATICDN Charleston South Carolrna - WACHTEL'S PHYSICIAN SUPPLY COMPANY Hospital - -Physician - -Sickroorn Supplies of all kinds Rental Sales Service Phone RA 3-5931 161 Rutledge Avenue Charleston, South Carolina PORT CITY DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists Dial SI-I 43156 North Charleston, South Carolina Congratulations to Class of '64 J. HUGH JACKSON OPTICIAN Complete Eyeglass Service Telephone RA 3-4666 377 King Street Charleston, South Carolina THE LORETTA HAT SHOP Charleston's Largest and Most Exclusive Millinery Store Serving this area for 44 years 303 King Street Dial RA 2-3945 We have enjoyed the privilege of serving students and graduates of the Medical College School of Nursing fNIXI I NfLNIxI XJIXILJKJIXI Ho se or sa tan vALuEs't v Y v Downtown Charleston-King Street at Warren RESS 5c - IOC - 51.00 STORE King Street Charleston, S. C. 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