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

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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