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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

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Three years at the School of Nursing of the Medical Coi- lege of South Carolina: three memorable years which are only the beginning of a life of service. Memories of 'ole MCSC will never be dusty with the sands of time but will live forever in the hearts and souls of each of us. Although unique to each individual, these memories share a mutual bond binding us in unity and strength to one another. lt is hoped by the TresAnniStaff that in the following pages, there will be something that will make you say . . . Yes, this I remember . . . THIS WE REMEMBER . . ADMIN! S TRA TI ON PR OLOG UE CLASSES SER V I CES A C TI VI T IES RELIGIOUS N S 3 QR: ,,..,, . ,A ..,,.. ,WM WWW, ,X.,.,..- - v-ww .., W., ,4'3.a', X ,, ' f-5 V' si ' 'S K .2 A mf 'f' L H X. ' x Q W' x .v -W . W,-' W N' ww W X ' f' Q fX .v. .. A xx 'SS X X Q. '. N I .iw K - TIL 160 K uv. vi K I ,- My w-N, M :.:., ,. an ww .. -44 5 ii 8, ww S Miss Virginia Holcombe, R. ., BS., M.S. T if-is if 'W . sy L N Y Z? . Q wgyxgii.. . K' ff ,J is 3 ,...x- - A f X c sg . , Nts .f F DEDICA T10 Through the years, we shall re- member your unforgettable smile, your great enthusiasm, and your sin- cere concern for us, the students of MCSC. As we face each challenge and trial of tomorrow, we shall never for- get these words . . . Girls, are there any earth shaking problems? Therefore it is to you, Miss Vir- ginia Holcombe, that we proudly dedicate the 1966 Tres Anni, knowing full well that we shall always re- member you - the nurse, the teacher, the friend. x Q T ,., ,A , Us gyms: 5 s .NR , . .N yr 5 1 1 rx 4 5 I 'ff 5 w , E -.-1, . A. KK X 'T bw .gf , I , MMS H .1:s5'..1.z.::,',':- -5, A' , -- .. . , , - -1.--w.t:1:,2,.,.4 A 11-.-:iv , -1113.12-::. 5 il ff, 4 'N ' A 2' ,J Q , iz --W1 , Q' 3 Q' M, ,M - .,........ - X, ' will s ' :f17:-:Z' ..Y ,-,'.,.,g.f-..4 :-'?2PtZEv:f 2' 1512?:I :1:I:k-:-'klfgia -V llvz G ...V 1 .,1, .,'V.!V - ,,.,: , ,A Q W v m,. +-3-vm Ww,,...,' hxwwviwm GP' ev FA C UL TY and ADMINISTRA T10 if e Q A' ai s N ., W- ,A - .s ' vi F' 5 X, fa ' , 4' 1 fa in 3 1.3 xi' P. 'E s' N Yi W 'B 3 ' gxi' W ., ,v 4 Q Q, x, KM wmv Na. xxx X , 5 t X N ' f F 1 Zvsm 3 1 x , .--- 5 N . ff - ' . fl , Y .x Q ,, .... t . W., -egg 1. ' fu 1. V653 p 'Q-1 Q TM + f . - X1 . -51. 5:25, X- 'fi 1, .,:5-. 4 .g. , Q f E2- Q' , 5521 1, i . . .. , X b 31. If ' '2f,:gST 2122 2,- - 9. ze-:Q -1 sm --Af safww- bs 5 QW WILLIAM M. MCCORD, Ph.D., M.D. President, Medical College of South Carolina William McCord, President of the Medical College of South Carolina, gradu- ated from Oberlin College with an A.B. degree, from Yale University with aPh.D. degree in Chemistry and from Louisiana State University with an M.D. degree. He served an internship at Charity Hos- pital in New Orleans. He taught in the Louisiana State Uni- versity Medical School for eleven years in the Biochemistry Department. In 1942 he went into the Army in the Medical Corps for about four years serving in the United States and as a transport surgeon on the high seas. In late 1945 he was appointed Professor of Chemistry and head of the department at the Medical College of South Carolina. He has been privi- leged to teach many of the physicians now in practice in South Carolina and also in Louisiana. Dr. McCord has served as President of the Charleston County Medical Soci- ety, and as president of several scien- tific societies active in this area. He is a member of a number of societies in- cluding the American Medical Associ- ation, the American Chemical Society, the Society of Nuclear Medicine, the Federation for Clinical Research, Sigma Xi and Alpha Omega Alpha. f.......sQ..,,.........-nf...-.t...... gqns Ql 'i mMQ33XW Sg V Miss Mills graduated from the Emory University School of Nursing, Atlanta, Georgia in 1933, and was licensed as a Registered Nurse in Georgia in 1933. She holds a B.S. Degree in Public Health Nurs- ing from Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee and a M.A. Degree from Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University, New York City. I-ler background includes supervision in Nursing Service and in teaching and administration. As a member of the Emory University, School of Nursing Faculty for twelve years, she was head of the Department of Medical-Surgical Nursing. She was Director of the Piedmont Hospital School of Nurs- ing from 1963-1965. She has been a member of the National League for Nursing since its inception and has held nu- merous state offices. She is a member of the Sigma Theta Tau National I-lonor Society in Nursing. Much of Miss Mills experience in collegiate nursing has included the critical study of the Nature of Professional Nursing and various research explorations in the development of designs which might yield data toward the possible development of a theory of Clinical Nursing. Miss Elizabeth Mills, R.N., B.S., M.A., DEAN, School of Nursing 'gigs '-vwmevwfw -f MSW' gm., . -l:'M0Pf '9 We Q ',s..:..s,', . 'asf-,ws K .qi J fi 'Q fi., Q Q... sgswxw W i -me 'fl iii' wwf w HQSPETAL I0 MR. GLENN D. SEARCY, A.B. Superintendent of the Medical College Hospital MISS VIRGINIA T. HOLCOMBE R.N., B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Nursing Wff'f'TfQ7fif':?f3 i ff X , V. .L A QQQL Q!-1:si'1f W?:w::-2if 2 - as-f fr f 21 f jwj' f 9 'UWM 4,4 f , 5 ,ff f I ' , 1 rl 1 1- 1 . I I 'iff '5 'f:2?'5 ' 5 92153223 V I ' f .155 . .M jlfl 2' ' - 'fr' ' ., 1,11 J, . f,-,Ut , f -.WA lj I V , , I ' ., l I J , .v':5:.:gz::5 ..':'1 2' Q f -.ae V V H mx 5935513 f r: , . ,,V, . - ' A v as t X :A rl fzflfe K - . ' V A , - Y il M, , . ,, ,,,,. ,, .,., . . . A A , A MISS EMILY K . MCNELLEY , R.N. , B.S.N.. B.A. Director of Nursing Service Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing P I sf! FAC LTY L MISS RUTH PIERCE R.N., B.S.N.E., M.S.N. Assistant Professor of Nursing 'X MISS BARBARA J, THOMAS, R.N., B.S. , M.N. Assistant Professor of Nursing E i 1 4 I f MRS. WILLIE MAE ELLIS R.N., B.S.N.E. Assistant Professor of Nursing MRS. LOIS CONLEY, R.N., B.S.N. Instructor in Medical- Surgical Nursing 7 N V. M 3 9 0 523, Q ga 2 ri 9 33 ' Gr V9 33,55 t , E, .kwa ugh' 9 9 1 - I 221 I - 1' A 'R U 5 , - 3 2 M' A i E rl . 1- i'1,.,,-,.1.:,.r.,-r,iff Q.-2 fff. :5!q. g. f:T 'i'1 5 :Q Q ' - .Q r 7 2. . MRS. MARY LEE KIRKLAND R.N., B.S.N., M.S.N. Associate in Medical- Surgical Nursing . 015 ia! , , .W . 1 -f-f I .V-,, ,A If , ' ,rg1ffh',,wT- ,. , 'A' - .,,.ff PM A., , . MRS. MARTHA BARKER, R.N Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing 1. ,....,.,. . . ..,. . .,,, Q.. ,QQ 1 fly 7,5 MRS. MARY M. MacLEAN R.N., B.S.. M.A. Associate in Clinical Nursing fMedical College Hospitalj -4 L . ,gf MISS MARTHA PARKER, R.N Instructor of Pediatric f f Nursing ,fv- -IN MRS. CAROL WICKER, R.N. Assistant Instructor in Operating Room Nursing 'Q lx 1 i x t It ff MISS BERYL ROURKE, R.N. Assistant Instructor in Medical- Surgical Nursing WM- A m 1 L I MRS. LINDA A. BEATTY, R.N. Instructor in Medical- Surgical Nursing SQ S., l X, i K I it ! Y . If MISS ROSE SHULER, R.N. . B.S.N. Instructor in Me dical- Surgical Nursing MRS. SYBIL HUGHES WOOD, R.N. Instructor in Tuberculosis Nursing CCharleston County Hospitalj E 3 is : w I . P . E, MRS. JO ANNE BAKER, R.N Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology A MRS. MARGARET A. BoNNo1TT, R.N. Clinical Assistant, Health Service Supervisor Medical College Hospital HO USEMOTHER MRS. RUTH REID Resident Director ,,.JI W m55 51, MRS. CARRIE KANGATER MRS. ELIZABETH BUSCH I V- H ..,Aw,-',YW.4e. ..,,., .U--new-'V - 3 I , , . ,,:..,,..-,..w-wwf-M' I--'-fww'-W - ' ' V ,,,,.,,,.5mrq-.,w-,WM-N-wwf-M-W -I ,.f ' , H , ..,4 - . C7 x 'F' - ' f A F, -MM! ,gg My nk ' Vinum M. .. ... ., .. W Q .,-, W . ' Q .v N 1 X X. nv , N Y ix lvv A Leaf' A I. MRS. FRIEDA MILLER MRS. .TOSEPHINE SAULS ..,....... ' ,X . A QE , 3 Q divx, , 22: -2 15.-,E - .-'MZ' ,W fa, f' 2 I4 HV, ...,, f 1 WK PROLOGU gf! J 11 S QHNT in-Q 4? Aww THIS WE REMEMBER -- all the confusion on the first day of school . . . all the trying times in our many classes . . . all the fun at the Christmas parties . . . all the pride we felt in receiving our caps . . . all the many projects we supported during school Y. Q, , -...N , swf ,J s' . H :L X 'A M, li., 4. fi 1 RX - I M V. 3 '. 7 W Q .A-.Q ,-ff., ,....,rA WL X pw 2, If .MVVWWV-5-4 , My ed? lv ,nr if 46 f V ui.: I M t fa -f1M4Kwae.4,,,! Q if Ks- X' Q., f n 3:'t Ql f 1 f su, w-g.,g,s.5v 5 If fi' ' il V. 4 ' . . lwis 1-. 5 ' 52' V153 'I J . -cl Q. SX 331. -51, ,u w xy 44.51 ff' J ,r YW, 73:4 ' 4 - , A Al! 131.51 ,M --f fx 'F 'IJ 81' 'Q .W .. M QVZJJR5. . . . All the work involved in putting on a skit. . . all the fun in helping with the Pediatrics party. . .all the gossip sessions. . .and the happiness and tears felt on graduation day. fifffifaf ff 'N-Ax, -H ,. ,Y W t, we .JW CLASSES ni 6 4 Z fi , ,.,f . ,.,., ' '1m 'T Mx ,., ff? g.,.,g.,,T!l.,- -.1........, .. Jar M W- , THE E IOR CLASS we A ,, .,:.,1-31325, 'Inq Q: '- ,.,:, -vig z- 424- sr :N ss., X ' Tift.: XY? K. -x X Wx! N.. A f, ., f 5 -A' 'E 2 f X '-3 k K fafzff 'si dj , ' ,a +272 1' 5 f i' ' if if . 1 Q ,f '- ,QI I ,M ,, ,Q N V ,uv 1 'A '- Em, ,r- 1 rv I f' ff ,, , ' '..Zf:Z-gjgf -- XL 1:14 -- fsff. ,gg .-X ,-Q., ,lim N1 4, wine 4, 24 41 af 7 fa 4 A' ,I 4' ff -'P f 1 K .. Tre asurer Ruthie I ones Secretary Betsy Boz ard Vice President Alice Westbury President Gwyn DuBose J T in 5 N w N j N 1 1 DIANE MARIE ANDREWS Andrews, S. C. 'fix- BETTY ANN ARD Lake Clty, S. C. Q Q, CATHRINE LORETTA BARNHILL Columbia, S. C. VIRGINIA LORAYNE BASS Florence, S. C. FRANCES ELIZABETH BOZARD Bowman, S. C. LINDA JEANNE COCHRAN Greenville, S. C. W '?'lw MARY LEE DEMETRE Charleston, S. C. MARIAN GWYN DUBOSE Sumter, S. C. CAROLYN AURELIA EADDY Georgetown, S. C. JUDY MAYO ELLIS Lancaster, S. C. GLORIA JANICE ENTER Sumter, S. C. '-I CAROLYN ELIZABETH .GEORGE Lexington, S. C. ELSIE CLAIRE GOFF Saluda, S. C. MADELYN KAY GOTSCHALL Lake City, S. C. EUNIE FLEETWOOD GROOMS Darlington, S. C. ELIZABETH ANN HARRINGTON New Zion, S. C. AEK like F--7.-M.. BONNIE LEE HICKMAN Manning, S. C. SHELLIE GRACE INABINETTE Hollywood, S. C. ALICE ELIZABETH INMAN Charleston, S. C. BESSIE ANN IERNIGAN Columbia, Alabama RUTH CELESTE JONES Lexington, S. C. T w w I 1 4 I I I E I 1 I I I 1 1 JOANNE HART KING James Island, S. C. CHARLENE A. R. LEARD James Island, S. C. MARGARET LORRAINE LOMINICK Pomaria, S. C. BILLIE MARIE MEDLOCK Manning, S. C. CAROLYN NELL PENDERGRASS Florence, S. C. VICKY GECK MALLORY Charleston, S. C. JOYCE EVANS LOGAN Sumter, S. C. SANDRA CHERYL PETTY Greenwood, S. C. LINDA GALE RAVAN Inman, S. C. ELIZABETH ELAINE ROBERTS Aynor, S. C. 30 n HILDA FRANCINE ROGERS Andrews, S. C. GWENDOLYN INEZ, SMITH Florence, S. C. NANCY CAROL SMITH Sumter, S. C. HARRIET TILLENE STRICKLAND Columbia, S. C. HENRIETTA DEVEAUX SYDNOR Sumter, S. C. G 'wmv fs BEVERLY LOIS THOMAS Charleston Heights, S. C. TOMMYE GRACE TOMLINSON Lynchburg, S. C. SANDRA LEIGH WALKER Charleston, S. C. ANNIE L. WATERS Charleston, S. C. ALICE MARIE WESTBURY I-Iarleyville, S. C. R i 3 2 kgs rv' Xxx? NJ 4 ilk' Q-, vw ., ,F F. lf. X ff i '-f f' 'dis 6 WEP 1 bw - iiw i iz mw 'fr W- :.. -M ,ski 1 35 1 f 4 , Q . -nf ,141-M: Z 5 if A,,, Egan -'h- S ,X . m ,Q ,, 74 .A M 1-1-:.ss'J9..: I 4 5 THE SE IOR CLASS 34 I E I OR PERLA TIVE S 1 I Z MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT NURSE MOST DEPENDABLE Gwen Smith Gwyn DuBose 41 Q, ' A S, K! 5 1 f 1? A ' 5 M Hub-vw, - W A qw? . . ,T YQ ,. W 4 ' ' 'f V 1 ,i f Y xi-I M, , , Us! lkvl . L, ? QQ' t N 1. I . My :A , .1l',flf, ' -- .- FEW X 'N 1 'f 'W Sf cf j f M?..,.,. V H N, 'I 4 , L,,1MV. -,wwf-1 , T 1 .V ,V a I S N E. 5 ' ' . - 'L ' W ' S ' ' - ' +- N V 'sw 1 ww '- if A nf -- A 1 1b-- M. W. W. 1, N T 5 1 ,.. .- V qw:-A ..,, .ff 1 .,,,,,- 4 - -I4 - B V 2 1- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Lee Demetre L 35 E IOR MOST TALENTED BEST ALL ROUND Sandra Petty Elsie Goff hi' ,. .V. T MOST WOMANLY Carolyn Eaddy S UPERLA T I VE BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING Rhetta Sydnor Nancy Smith MOST COURTEOUS WITTIEST Gloria Enter Alice Westbury THE JUNIOR CLASS President Frankie Fairey Secretary Elaine Fersner Treasurer Anne Marie Carter Vice - President Bonnie Lee fnot picturedj Anne Bozeman Terry Brown Elaine Cannon Elizabeth Carson Anne M. Carter Brenda Corbett Kathy Crosby Tommie Davis Marie Dority Terri DuBoise Frankie Fairey Elaine Fersner +'?'i 'f1:: we! ' 'V7 'Wi . .. .,-vb eff . ffffi Ah l I 'A A' Q 40 L , Dolores Floyd Emily Golden Lois C-ramling Linda Hanna J o Hardy Donna Harrington Linda Harrison Henrietta Hook 'iwcvw-ygspr Picfure Noi' Available .,-JN Diane JCf11'lil'1ES Vickie Jordan Kathy Kaspar Pam Kohl 'K'?N War' 5E: ffz . lf 5 ,f fi V' A If 'I ' Picfure Noi Available 'arf' H 'hnlumbvl Bonnie Lee Carolyn Leonard Joyce Meredith sherry Mikkelsen Ella Jane Newton 121116 PHU1110 I ,Mmm 2 Jw Marjory Patton Carol Jean Poston Betty Price Kitty Pugh JOYCC Ridgill Deanne Rollins 9 's. qw-.......,, ffl Mary Runge Judy Sease Lynne Smith Sherry Smith Linda Su ddeth Sandra Taylor Iva Nell Thigpen Cindy Watson G JE WM, ...J .,W..., .Mm .1 W Wwfww 3 QF P ,gf W E1 5 S 5 Ei J 0 3 , X. + , Q, s 1- 9,25 m fn 2 3 , y X .1 1 i J? ' X Q 'ku , Ui A Jennifer We athers Donice Weil if ww.. Elaine Welchel Pat Williams Janet Youmans Judy Young VV' 7 ,.,,l' THE FRE I-IMA CLASS President Elaine Bath Vice President Donna Spencer Secretary Sharon Barbee Treasurer Elaine Ellis E I I i . F zb Q , . W 5 Q Q 63 , X K Q si: r i W 'w. f Q , J if in , A U M x '25 RIN ' U I , , 3 2 0 z gx 1 fi f .af ' r ,, f . rf 'Y . -f ,X . H XX, 5 1 Jerri Alexander Helen Ardis Elaine Bath Patricia Bland Judy Brown Brenda Anderson Sharyn Barbee Brenda Baynham Jeanne BOUVCIIG Mary Anne Bryant 2 A 4. AQ B , X, 1 ' 1 may ',,,, - rl Q .F A,V , WW af . ' ,vi - '. f HK :ffm In in ' 1, f, V V, if-v u fy fi fy, My., ,. M , 48 Carla Bulwinkle Carole Butler Jane Calhoun Patricia C annon Barbara Carroll Je an Chassey Betty Lou Corbett Susan Creighton Sandra Dawkins Sandra Dennis as Barbara Dorroh Joann Driggers Betty Jean Eaddy Joann Edwards Lee Ellenburg Elalne E111S Martha Franklin Martha Fraser '95Wl'iWamgq N K Margaret George Nadine Glenn 'N yh . y iy u 4 .ri Mary Godbold Joan Grist Cleva Hanna Mildred Hinson Garris Keels Patricia Grisham Kathy Hall Patricia Hendrick Pat Hyman Christine Kiilsgaard ff? E .:s' 3 - 1 w Cecilia Knisley Patricia Martin Martha McDaniel Kathleen Miller Corliss Mock Lurann Litchfield Virginia McAlister Dorothy McKeown Kitty Miller Jeanette Moore u 1 l X E R , b V' f I I Peggy Murray Marian Myers Judy Padgett N0rma Page Cheryl Payne Patricia Myatt Mary F. Orvirl Linda Page Mary Painter Kathleen Raisor ', 5 my W ,, f W 6,37 Q tg, f ii A are I 1 :'5 K, .sig v 'c ' 'Vw gf' 1-at ,re -' k Wkgr- gf 6 'xi I SXXDQ in 1, 3 ,nn 3 Q5 -frm. ., , ww-,.w..A A 3-mmm 3 tmmg '1 V' fi- S 3' 52. we 1. 4 gif , N ki A , ' in 3 ag L ' Q A YW - Y tr, Lynda Robertson Muriel Smith Donna Spencer Harriett Vincent Darlene Williams Caroline S21mL1G1S Monte Smith Rose M. Thigpen Nancy Webster Carol J. Wisby es f , ' l. ER VI CES Lf-M' ,ff Mu 54 NO 'x X . X .3 -1 'man 1 W A if . '1 xg, .4 Q vggvh I ' f 5 - T , Af . sl f ' , ,, fl ' f ,Xu . E' :- s -, 'Ri ' F 1 A 3. ,. , i' . S F N, g 1 NN N'f' ..1.- i?Z,3f E 1 rn- A xl , -2 f 'Z y Q 6 -S? 1 39, ' 19 5? ,yer 1 v Q4 ,pf f f 1 X x VT fy 1' r SL N. ,f an t r., L ci. an sa sf -r,:s-My-,.:i Q va ip MEDICINE 4 Observation and encouragement are ne- cessities in the nursing care of patients with a medical condition. Diagnostic studies, a many medications, close observation of signs and symptoms, often result in a long e V hospitalization. 4 s A A i fm I jj- ,,,L-2-1 J fx, .- x 1 Administration of medications. .a respon- lt is just a little stick! ! sibility of the student. i my '95, r ee - t 1 'Ei53?gz' ' 1 6 2 Q1-fi lm 5 Q.-giigi' -..aa ...,.. .2 I' 2 -5 f' f 'i 5 l l I V f, 4 'f fs , A 120cc per hour. . .let's see now, that will be 20 drops a minute. ,FX RGER Y The nursing care of patients with surgi- cal conditions emphasizes the corrections of body functions, the control of infection, -lv ' --.-..., Y ,U - 'ff vt:-,,.::u:-V-,, 4 ,. T4 ' mar ii X ,tr S2 1, if X and rehabilitation of the patients. X X 25 A r S .r -Q r N338 1 i Pfepafing 3 PHUCDI fO1' surgery The surgical team in action Early ambulation. . .important aspect of post-operative nu rsing care s .. ' ,K ,-at ,gi , w ey. X5 3, wa , The joy of holding her baby for the V4 first time X , sf 14 '5 Behind these doors. . .a new life l A ,awww Proud parents OB TE TRI C In obstetrical nursing the student has the opportunity to see the pa- tient on her first clinic visit, in the labor and delivery room, and to participate in postpartum care . The student visits the patients at home with the public health nurse. . .4 They are so little . . . aren't they cute! ! 1 .... .... . , -r a:N:-1g,,.-9-r:-:-- ,V - , l ff . . . , , vi. ,- V. N .. ,X ..:.,,.:.a1Mss hwy. - X X X ox lk X X W ua is N sc 4 l - Wm- -.ya-fi. -'5 , 35 NK Q36 Wx X aqx A x W QA, K N x Q :Xxx V' -was :-: ,Q-::-1:41-gQa2:i f Ur X Yi:-:--a'-'-fa. . ..s.,s., A., . Qg:g51--4.24- Q s, :V . ' - ' if 1-, X Xe ' X xxx , csv' i s s X X s s 4- 3 XE k z . -.: -:-3'-'-ezqswe s -a .Rxqvs-is-A K Q . f N Y X X X 36325335 gggz fg ,f ir Q5 ' gg, 3 - ...,gsgfzliffziirieissiibzhlirlri'-rE'E35-E-.'. Why don't you go home with me? PEDL4 T RI CS During her experience in Pedi- atrics, the student nurse cares for premature infants and sick child- ren ranging in age from the new- born to the thirteen year old. TLC and play therapy are important as- pects of the nursing care for these patients. l l K 1 l l s I 1 il N t i Work and play combined PS YCI-IIA T R Y Psychiatric nursing is one of the greatest nursing challenges to be rnet. The needs of these people can only be met with patience and a sincere interest in the person as an individual. The James F. Byrnes Clinic Center 3 X I Mins Building x a +I2f1um Wfanenc CHARLESTON COUNTY HOSPITAL Emergency Room Pinehaven A C TI VI TIES O 63 I PRESIDENT - Elsie Goff if N- -13, 1, EI ,J ui, G lin L V ,ai ,fn gk bf Q., Student Government Officers STUDENT COVER E T Government is the right, function, or power of gov- erningg controlg ruleg man- agement. Add the word student in front of this and you have the full meaning of the Student Government Association. Without the student's help and cooper- ation, student government would be without value and unable to function. SSOCIA T10 Members of Student Council 11- Sv 4-N Q 39 3 rf? Q if aw? t L, . ti 'Q 1 , s 'X aw' ? -i . - .xx N, V' s In . , 1 L. r Af PY K SGA presents their last Christmas gift to Miss Chamberlin .. A , CHRI TMA ACTIVITIE A good time was had by all! ! Wise Words of R. C. . . . Enter to Learn GISCG 1l'l3.bj.1'1CUlC Carglyn Gegrge, , Models school costume our SNASC talent representative MCSC Seniors Register at Fall Convention Z! GLEE CL UB Pianist Beverly Thomas Director Sandra Petty 'phlun Y Sponsor Mrs . Carole Wicker CO-EDITOR EDITOR Charlene Leard BUSINESS MANAGER Sherry Mikkelsen Mary Lee Demetre THE LAMP The staff reviews finished product. 'U w The members of The Lamp rep- resent each of the three classes, and all strive to gather interest from around the hospital and Charleston area. The staff has worked hard to make its projects a success while meet ing newspaper deadlines at the same time. Behind the scenes of each quarterly issue there has been a search for good assignments, frustra- tion over revisions, last minute typ- ing, and finally the excited antici- pation as the finished product comes off the press. , Q 1 sh A Y ,,f 'f. , Z 'few' ,. ' stppp -f ' R I I 1 I I I I E1 I ,ML I I I I 1 r I f - - -f'f EDITOR I ' Gloria Enter I 5 I I If . Q I I I I . X ' I ' ' ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Terry Brown Gwen Smith TRE ANN! TA FF i jpu..a3,, ...4 I , AV ' ' ' I ,, .,., t zffsfii Delores Floyd, Assistant Business Manager, I have got to send these pages off tomorrow! .l works with Gwen. I ,n Much work is required in the prepa- ration of a good yearbook, such work is behind this annual, the Tres Anni. The staff of the Tres Anni, made of representatives from each of the three classes, meets weekly at which time everyone works on the new yearbook. Financial support for the annual is proceeded by hard work of each mem- ber from the sale of advertisements, pa- trons, and proceeds from a dance and the annual Miss Medical College Con- test . , , sit x -A V . 4 if-i f X, K 5 k 'X ,Qt Brenda and Pat work on Faculty and Administration Anne assists Grace and Nancy with the Ser- Tillene and Alice arrange an attractive vices and Activities. Fgature section. fsi 2 . w.., Beth, Judy, and Joyce work on classes Nancy and Cleva are our freshman representatives . There is a time for work. . .a time for play. 3 RELIGIO US OR GANIZA T I ONS E305 PRESIDENT Delores Floyd BAPTI T T DE T UNION Baptist Student Union, meeting every Tuesday night, is composed of Medical Col- lege of S. C. nursing, medical and phar- macy students, and also students from other nearby schools. Varied programs, often pre sented by the students themselves, include guest speakers, discussion groups, slides and movies. The B.S.U. is under the direction of a faculty advisor, city B.S.U. advisor and pastor advisor. BSU Council meets once a month to plan programs and projects. ,ff-ff '--X 'CR X ,-11. ,. N . .. ff - ,, ,-.,. 4 .,, M H N -- ' -fu.: .W-:ff W 1 J ' ' , b ias ,' S - ,rfikifhz , -, - - h fqgygigxz, 1 , zaq.:s.,-.874 1 . .-Nhuy ADVISOR Miss Beryl Rourke .-We ' ......i1-? ?'fL.-I 'Ks 'Ai 45'-'fix-yffffll W, '-'14 QQ.. ,f.w..g. ffm' '..,.k , F X , Q .'U Q' Gy- , I ' , , h X-ku lj YJT ,L V: 1 1 K A happy ending to a successful meeting 1 4 PRESIDENT Pat Williams METHUDI T T DE T MOVE E T M.S.M. , a religious organization open to all denominations, strives to bring forth a close and Christian fellowship among its members. Guest speakers bestow insight and instruc- tion on Christian behavior as applied to the life of a student nurse. Like other religious groups, M.S.M. plays an essential role in promoting the Christian attitude. Rev . John Younginer serves as pastor ad- visor and Miss Rose Shuler as faculty advisor The officers of MSM Singing is a vital part of each meeting . M x p, ,R W J . Henrietta gives devotional. 15.-if I x ADVISOR Miss Rose Shuler X-K, N 'N PRESIDENT Harriet Vincent W ES TMI S TER FELLOWSHIP Westminster Fellowship is a group of Christian young people, who meet on Thursday nights to share in spiritual growth. The members are primarily Presbyterian, but all denominations are invited and encouraged to attend. Through our meetings we seek insight into our world problems, government affairs, and our indi- vidual lives. We realize that our lives as nurses can not be separated from our lives as Christians and that only through fellowship with God and each other can we become strong people and capable nurses. Recreation is enjoyed by all. Reading scriptures is part of the program. E WMA OR GANIZA T I O The members of the Newman Club of the Medical College of S. C. include students from the schools of Nursing, Medicine and Pharmacy as well as Oxygen ther- apy and X-Ray therapy. They meet twice a month for social and educational programs which foster stronger knowledge of their religion. Sharing meetings with those of other faiths has proven both enjoyable and worthwhile to all. Students study and discuss Medical Ethics X if F EA TURES 1 P a . Nag: ,gf YK x X iw, X N xx ' six in x z A 4 A , CONCRATUZATHNWW RUSS NHHNCAL COLLEGE Carolyn Eaddy 9 g1 FIRST R UNNER- UP NANCY WEBSTER SECOND R UNNER- UP CHERYL PAYNE - i E 2 A E IOR C0 TE TANTS GWEN SMITH NANCY SMITH CAROLYN EADDY SANDRA WALKER I . . Y if x f 2 4 rig if I I i ff? ff ,- ww 2 1 vi 352 3: X Q x 5 722 I 5 w SMJW SRV JUNIOR CONTESTANTS BRENDA CORBETT LYNNE SMITH ELIZABETH CARSON 86 l . .iff ff 1 rw' . , d 'D Q ' effgx , 1. 1 WW' fy, -1 .W 'GQ ,Q , Q 5 '- Llffws- V' V xx '0::x.Ss x jw' 'W' 9' FRE HMA C0 TE TANTS I 87 ,ws 3 ESE ff AM . 'aw 88 A.,,. , , l MISSES TRE ANN .n1 'N 4 MISS CHRISTMAS BELLE 'K' f -is , ,RQ ' M 'W , A B .-35 89 ,W LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen Smith, Mary Lee Demetre, Elsie Goff, Gwyn DuBose. +.'E,'Dv'-- I 4' . Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Frankie Fairey, Sherry Milkerson. fNot pictured Marjorie Pattonj 90 ff WHO' WHO The faculty chose these ten girls from nominees submitted by their respective classes. They were chosen on the basis of scholastic standing, personality, clinical ability, and participation in student activi- ties. LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha McDaniels, Cleva Hanna, Jeanne Carroll ft ', hw. 3 4. .. all . N Ask not what life can give to you, What joy it holds ahead, But ask what special talents You can give to life instead. For loyal friends are only made By friendship that is true, As rich rewards can only come From what we are and do And mountain peaks are only reached By long and hard ascent, As happiness is only found By hearts that seek content. And so ask not what special gifts Life holds beyond its doors, But give each day your very best And life's best will soon be yours. In the preceeding pages of this book, we have tried to recapture the highlights of the period which have led to the student nurse donning the white cap of the professional nurse. We hope that these highlights that have been recaptured are the ones that you remember the most of this school year and are the ones that make you stop and say. . . This I remem- ber. Gloria Enter Editor ' X Q f K . f.,,l ., .. AD VER T ISERS - W .1 QOL? . 9 Complete Outfitters to Men - Town and Country Shop, for Ladies 301 King Street Charleston, S. C KRESS VARIETY STORE Extends Best Wishes To The Class of '66 When you want a fine portrait come to.. . KERRlSON'S PORTRAIT STUDIO Your Official Photographer , , V ' A lfjvelsom Southern hinting 6- Publishing - pond P. O. BOX 2427 100 COLUMBUS STREET GAl1Vlt'5f0IZ, Souflz Garofina 723-7233 Congratulations to the class of '66 J. 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