Mercy School of Nursing - Mercilite Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1950 volume:

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Each face, each name, each .Im X .-gn r . x N: s iii N y Xi tax , X X rec of well-done deeds begins its structure, ond eoch A-I-aw te' her ond guide odds the finishing touches to this book 7 which we now turn over proudly to your core. N ond hormony omong humon beings. To this end we strive. NX Pictures ond words blended together to bring peoce -:swf sv ezffbaffbffz SIEEEH lllllllY PElEll, Elll Administrator hrough her unswerving loyolty ond devotion of time ond energy to the betterment of our school ot nursing, Sister Mory Peter hos given us o finer oppreciotion of our profession. To her, our guiding light, we, the groduotes of l95O, dedicote this yeor's Mercilite. J MOTHER M. RAPHAEL, R.N. B.S. in N .Ed. Ayyimzzzl H 05 pital Admifzi.ftrat0r SISTER MARY EVANGELIST, R.N B.S. in N.Ed. Director 0 f N ursey ..A,f-w-,-,, J -. Top Row, left to right: SISTER MARX' VINCENT, R.N.g B.S. in N.Ed.g Sargieal Supervimr Q SISTER MARY' ROSARIA, M.T., Microbology o SISTER MARY STELLA MARIS, RN., B.S. in N.Ed.g Pediafrir Sizpef-mor o SISTER MARX' CARMEL, R.N.g B.S. in N.Ed.g Medical and Snrgifal Sfzperzfimr o Sevond Roux' SISTER MARY MIRIAM, R.N.g B.S. in N.Ed.g Nurfilzg Arm' Iuffrzrffor o MISS ANNE BARENTINE, R.N.g Publif Health o MRS. EDWARD L, GRAY, R.N.g Affiftarzl Nznzrifzg Arty Irzftrzrrfor o MRS. JAMES BRYANT, R.N.g Clirzifal Irzflrzzflor. IQ 3, Other Membery of the Family are: SISTER MARY PETER, R.N.g B.S. in N.Ed.g Materia Medica, Director of Nurfef for terz year! o SISTER MARY JAMES, R.N.g B.S. In N.Ed.g Surgiral S.uperz1i,sor o REVEREND CUTHBERT E. ALLEN, O.S.B., M.A.g Moral Etlaiff, Pfyrlaology o SISTER MARY JEAN BABTIST, A.B.g Chemimy. IHCIHIY DOCTOR I. E. -IACOBS, M.D. . . DOCTOR ANGUS M. MCDONALD, M.D. DOCTOR JOSEPH E. ELLIOT, M.D. . . . . DOCTOR ,IOHN S. GORDON, M.D. . . . DOCTOR GLENN W. PENNINGTON, M.D. . . . . . . DOCTOR R. W. SOUTHERLAND, M.D. .. DOCTOR KINGSLEY MCDONALD, M.D. . DOCTOR E. K. MCLEAN, M.D. . . DOCTOR IRA RAPP, M.D. ..... . DOCTOR CHARLES POTTER, M.D. . . DOCTOR CLAUDE SQUIRES, M.D. . . DOCTOR FRED R. COCHRANE, M.D. . . . DOCTOR EDWARD F. HARDMAN, M.D. . MISS ALICE SHEAHAN, R.P.T. .. DOCTOR WAYNE LEE, M.D. .. MRS. LAVINA SMITH MISS HEDY WILSON .. MR. GILBERT COLINA . . . . . . Ortbopedicy .. Urology . . . Slain Difeaxef .... Sludy of the Ear Sludy of the Nofe and Tl?f0dl . . . P.ryfl1iatry . , . Gynecology . . . Pediatrirf . . . . . . Oflbopedirf . . . . Analomy and Pbyfiology .. Urology . . . Pedialricx ... Gynerology . , . . Manage . . . Ortlaopediar . . . Dieletiff . . . Obxlelricx-Nurxery . . . 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GETS ONE OF HER MANY BATHS. Freelinieal SOUPS ON . . . I Students are instructed in the art of dieting instruction in the technique of nursing arts. in treatment at disease. W ., ,. ..........-w...7,E.., My 'SE r, ,A ,Q 6 4 i 'L X 3 i n 5 f ' n hrs, AX , M 'p P 21 4 V O '4 'f 1 I W J x,- ,rr' . ' if iff ' . 2' The Great Moment And she takes Highesf honors A , ,z 7 ii: ','s 3 x I s .f W:' The diploma at last IIHIEERS UF THE Slllllllll BUIIY Miss Betty johnson ........................,....................... Prefidefzr Miss Margaret McCall .... ....... I fire-Prefidenl Miss Polly Kiser .... ..... 5 erretary-Treafzzfer 11 Gladys Marie Armstrong, Slim . . . . . Mount Holly, N. C. T0 Efzrfo Hi! Own Sister Mary Assumpta .... .... B elmont, N. C. Alzgely Of Merry Delores Elizabeth Beck, Berk .... .... L enoir, N. C. Open The Door Richard Maria Magdalena Blaz, Blormm . . . . . . Agana, Guam How Cfzte Cm 5701! Be Billie jean Borders, Preavher . . . . . . Blacksburg, S. C. Did Anyone Call Carolyn Mae Brookshire, Brookie . . . . . Charlotte, N. C. Sweet And Lovely Betty Faye Conner, B. C. . . . . . . Gastonia, N. C. Affer Gradzzaliofz Gwendolyn Murphy Edwards, Gwen .... . . . Greensboro, N. C. Rag Mop 12 nn-,. CIIISS HlSllllll In the historical year of 1947, a small group of girls, 13 in all, entered the welcoming doors of the Mercy Nurses Home. These intellectual 'Eienstiens' had just Hnished 12 long years of schooling, and to their knowledge had learned just about all there was to know, at least they thought so! UD Well, the weeks slipped slowly by-each day bringing a new lesson. Can't you just see Sister Assumpta giving Miss Chase a bath? Now that's a lesson we all learned at one time or another. But with their lessons and work came lots of fun and good times. Remember the initiation party when Nita, Gwen, Betty, and 'Beji' came up and found, of all things, cornflaker in their beds! And the day Sister Fidelis tried saying Miss Fowler and it came out Miss Flora ? She still can't say Fowler. Whee, it was just about time to go on the halls. Were we ever scared? Our knees trembled when we even thought about it. The first day on the halls-OH, Mickey, you didn't drop the alcohol bottle, did you? Well . . . ? But we got used to the halls and the halls got used to us, everything became peaceful and serene. Months seemed like years and after a short eternity june rolled around bringing us a reward for our struggles-UCAPPING DAY. We were very proud that day. Proud to know that we had passed with flying colors. We now had our little white caps and we felt for awhile fat least 2 hoursj like full-fledged nurses. For we were to learn as time went on that nobody is the genius he thinks he is, especially a medical genius. 'ff 'Hx-sa! linger liwhile Carolyn Brookshire Gwen Edwards Gladys Armstrong Sister M. Assumpta Seniors laking life Easy Dolores Beck Billie Borders Maria Blaz Betty Conner jean Thomas Fowler, jearza . . . . . . Charlotte, N You C'arz'l Be Triie Dear Sister Mary Fidelis .... Belmont, N. Angell Of Merry Velda jean Geer, Lillle Geer ......... . . . Charlotte, N Dream Wflieiz Y0ii're Feeling Blzie Sylvia Hampton, Happy ..........., . . . Statesville, N Slipping Aroznzll Rose Marie Hartsell, Rofie . . . .... Albemarle, N Rambling Rafe Dorothy Louise Hawley, Dolfie . . . . . Stanley, N Ai11'l She Sweet Betty Gilbert Hill, Belly ................,...... . . . High Point, N My Dreamy Are Getting Betlef All The Time Martha 'lean Hooper, Marty .... .... W ilmington, N S 0 phifliraled Lady 14 l2lllSS llllllllll-lllllllllllllll We were on the halls a few weeks when on September 6, 1947 the new class of 42 girls crept land I say 'crept'j thru the portals of Mercy Nurses Home, into our lives and into our hearts. We were glad to see them and we gladly handed the hated title of Probie over to them. It seems though, that we not only ac- quired some cute girls but quite a few demons. Their initiation party was a huge success. Re- member when Billie prayed for rain and when Doris, Re, Edna, and Geer proceeded to their rooms, they not only had cornflakes in their beds, but everything imaginable missing! They didn't bother to look for their books. Can you blame them? Then came Halloween. Everybody agreed that Margaret Ann made a very convincing ghost. We studied and studied and somehow managed to wade through our lessons. They were hard but we wanted to learn and most of all we were also dreaming of the day when we would be wearing a little white cap. Winter came in with a flurry-Hurry of snow that is and on Christmas Day-Well did you ever see two more excited girls than Maria and Bye? OH, is it really snowing? could be -, X: x , :lg- Q, V: null E' - T ff C l., j v 5 lf 'f ' ...Sl ffl? I . ' , ' X , if f if T ,iii i g - ' 5' f l-g f, If X. f Ar gat K J., ' Iw- ,. ees s, llin't llu Sun up in the Sky Marty Hooper Dotty Hawley Rose Harfsell Betty Hill let's llest llwhill Sister Mary Fidelis Miss Jean Fowler Marion Gwendolyn Ingle, Gwen ...... . . . Rockingham, N. C The Bef! Thingf In Life Are Free Nita Lou jenkins, Nifez ...................... . . . Concord, N. C The Belly Are Ringing For Me And My Gal Betty Lee johnson, Beigie .................... .... H endersonville, N. C Ola' Friendf Are The Bef! Friendf Afler All Jennie Wilma Karlsen, jennie ............... . . . Ledgewood, N I Pm Tha! Ring On My Finger JN Mary Ellen Kirkland, Mary ...... Mary If A Grand Old Name Violet Josephine Little, Liltle Violet .... Here Conzef Santa Clam Margaret Driscoll McCall, Aflar ..... Gafher Ronnd Me Everybody Mary Ann Lewis, Michey .... Enjoy Yonrfelf 16 Rockingham, N Wadesboro, N. . Anderson, S. . . . Salisbury, N CIHSS HISIIIRY-lllllllllllllll heard all day. Started to be a lonesome Christ- mas for some of us so far from home, but Violet, who was a very good friend of Santa, helped make it a joyous season. . Was a mighty cold winter but it passed quickly and February 28th came in with a bang! Those were truly great days in the life of a nurse and this proved to be one of the more memorable ones. We were to receive our caps and gain the title of Freshmen. We had worked hard, but now we had to work much harder to learn and abbsorb all the knowledge and prac- tice that comes with nursing. And at last we began to realize what a great and wonderful profession we had chosen Then came the Junior-Senior Dance. A few chosen Freshmen were allowed to help serve punch, Beck and Diane we recall for certain. The rest of us, B. C., Cathy, Ginny, and Agnes Watched from the stairs and tried to imagine it was us down there dancing. In july we moved lhe lall and Short nf It Violet Liffle Nita Lou Jenkins 214 wmm.4,,W lalking llhout the luture M. McCall Gwen Ingle Jennie Karlsen Peggy Louise McNeil, Peg . . . . . Charlotte, N. C Peg O' My Heart Edna Elizabeth Moore, Edna . . . . . . Wadesboro, N. C Happy G0 Lufky Margaret Elibba Norris, Libbie ............. . . . Georgetown, S. C A Good Man N010 Dayf I5 Hard T0 Find Catherine Juanita Rios, Cathy ............. . . . Winston-Salem, N. C Silling By The llyifzdozv Betty joan Safrit, Betfy ..... . . . Bradford, Mass. Litile Lady Make Believe Marie V. Sealy, Rie . . . . . Fayetteville, N. C. Life Getf Tediozzf Olivia Cruz Siguenza, Bye ......... . . . Agana, Guam Bleu You For Being An Angel Virginia Smith, Ginny ....... .... H endersonville, N. C. Alabama Bound 18 ' I- l ,. 5. Q IIIHSS HISIUHY-lllllllllllllll into the new nurses home, private rooms and all, and if we wanted to acquire a tan we just took the elevator to the roof. Mac got a real good sun burn that summer. August, our big Sisters graduated and left us to take over the roll of big Sisters to the new classes coming in. Another year passed. We continued to study hard for we were really anxious to know and learn, but we had our dances and parties, picnics, etc. And the junior-Senior rolled around again, this time for us, and especially for Shirley. She met her one and only that night. Summer was blistering hot and Marty, Jewel, Doris jean, and Cathy came back from their vacation at the beach with burned and tanned backs and faces to prove it. Violet's class were hrst Seniors and we were at long last second Seniors! Fall was beautiful and Gwen and Gladys enjoyed an unforgettable day in the mountains. December 3, Mercy Hospital put on a Minstrel. It was a huge success and was enjoyed by everyone. Libbie Norris spent the whole time looking for Chloe. December 28, one of the big events took place-THE MISTLETOE BALL. Candidates for Queen this year were Betty Safrit, Rose Hartsell, Peg McNeil, Sylvia Hampton, and Mary Kirkland. Queen Betty reigned for a night. Remember that look on Millie's face. Wrmnder what she was thinking about? Time was drawing closer for the first Seniors to receive their diplomas and graduate. Then out of a clear blue sky, February came again and we must bid farewell to our classmates and friends. It seemed so strange not to see them in student uniforms. We didnt see them very often now, but ,lean Fowler was working in the nursery and liking it very well. Sitting hy the lllindnw Marie Sealey Edna Moore Betty Safrit Peg McNeil lar llway Places Olivia Sequenza Libby Norris Virginia Smith Cathy Rios Betty DeWitt Spradley, Berry .... . . Shelby, N. C. So Proudly We Hail Doris jean Thomas, Speedy ....... .... K annapolis, N. C. Gizfe Me Fizfe Minotel' More Mamie Ella Thompson, Mamie Ella .... .... W adesboro, N. C. All Tlaat Glitter! If No! Gold Shirley Ann Thompson, Shirley .... . . . Clarkton, N. C. W'l9y Dorff You Do Right Martha Agnes Tucker, Aggie . . .... Wadesboro, N. C. Arif! 1VIi.rbelJa1'i11g jewel Adams Turner, A. . . . . . . Durham, N. C. Smoke, Smoke, Smoke Doris Elizabeth Warner, Doris' .... . . . Rockingham, N. C. IFJ Been A Long, Long Time Mildred Elizabeth Wfoodrutf, Millie . . . . Cocoli, Canal Zone Maybe Yoz1'll Be There 20 l2lllSS HISllllll-Elllllllllllll Some of the girls were bedded down about this time with severe cases of Virus X. We were glad when Mamie Ella and Carolyn were up and about. We were pressed for time on the Annual now, had a deadline to beat, you know. Betty Hill and Bye rushed around snapping everybody's picture, bad or good, and Dotty, for such a little girl got us some mighty big ads. The three girls left for Baltimore March 12, we hated to see Bye, Mac, and Agnes leave, but we wished them well and waited anxiously for their first letters. We worked diligently on the Annual for we wanted this, the Second Annual of Mercy Hospital to be the best. Now we were yin! Seniors and OUR junior-Senior was in April. We were slowly beginning to realize we would soon be leaving. Time seemed to go faster, when now, we really wanted to hold it back for still a little while. We were uncertain and a little afraid for we were soon to be on our own. August 24th. The great day had come and we were at the closing moment of our three years of training. We were proud of our diplomas and pins, but we were sad for we were leaving behind many, many friends, the Sisters, the Doctors, the Supervisors and most of all our fellow students. And it is to these-the Sisters, the Doctors, the Supervisors, but most of all to our fellow students, we leave this Annual. For we know you will keep it well. Treasure it as we do, for we do lzold dear every memory of you and all you have done for us to make our path through life a brighter and more profitable one. Doris jean Thomas Betty Hill Libby Norris Clan' 1fi.ll0ff4'lll.l llll Play and lla lllnrlt D. J. Thomas Jewel Turner Doris Warner Veldo Geer lake llle llut tn the llall liame Millie Woodruff Mamie Thompson Agnes Tucker Shirley Thompson IIHISS PHUPHHIY Dear Diary, This has been one beautiful day, I have just returned from the banquet that ended our first class reunion after ten years fnot a bad idea, ehlj, which was held in the dining room at Mercy. When I walked into the nurses home the first person I saw was Catherine Rios who had been to a Ladies Society Meeting before coming to the banquet. She had two rings on her third finger left hand, who was the lucky man? One of our most prominent Charlotte men. While sitting in Sister Evangelist office recalling former days Delores Beck fMrs. Richard McGrawb came by with her little one Gussie and Richard, jr., it seemed as though she was looking for someone and curiously enough was joined by Betty Conner, whose husband had brought her over fBob Edmondsj. Sister Mary Peter brought in the evening paper and just guess whose picture was on the front page-Betty johnson- Nurse of the Nation. Sister Vincent came by and said she had a wire from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis stating that a Mercy graduate, Violet Little, had proven to the world that there was a cure for Polio, she will address the nation over We the People next week. About that time I heard someone squeal-HELLO-It was Rose Hartsell, she is supervising 2nd St. Mary's with Mrs. Culbertson and is now Mrs. john York Wagner. We left the ofiice after saying hello to Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Bryant, fit was a boyj and Mrs. Gray and went immediately to the dining room, we could hardly eat, all the delicious food for talking and reminiscing. We looked around to see who was missing, it was Mac McCall, where was she? Millie Woodruff, who by the way broke all records swimming the width of the canal last week had flown in from Panama, said Mac was in the jungles of Africa trying desperately to find a positive cure for Erythro- cystosis. Agnes Tucker who is supervisor of a Psychiatric Ward at Seton Institute, was here, had received a letter from Olivia Siquenza and Maria Blaz saying they were sorry they couldn't be with us, they were unable to book passage from Guam and then too they were busy organizing a new school of nursing there. Captain Betty Hill just walked in, a full fiedged Army nurse, had just returned from japan and had so many interesting things to tell us about. Always was an adventure hunter! Betty Spradley was right behind her in uniform, she had to work this P. M., Betty is supervising Znd Main in the afternoons. Gwen Edwards is nurse for the Federal Reserve Branch Bank. Virginia Smith was present and is doing Red Cross disaster nursing, just returned from a mine cave-in in Alabama. Sister Rosaria had the latest R. N. magazine with her and on the cover was a picture of Gwen Ingle who is modeling for R. N. and taking courses for her B. S. at Columbia University in New York, also in this edition was the beautiful face of Sylvia Hampton urging people to help fight heart disease. fSorry you two couldn't be with usj. Sitting in a huddle were those who majored in Obstetrics, Dot Haw- ley, Delivery Room, jean Fowler, Nursery, Sister Fidelis, Delivery Room. Gladys Armstrong who is Doctor Page's surgical assistant was talking with Sister Assumpta who is Superintendent of Nurses when suddenly Sister Carmel came down and said she needed some more help on 3rd Main, so away went Sister to find an extra nurse -somewhere. Velda Geer, what are you doing with Z1 wrap-a-round on? Assistant Supervisor of Pediatrics! That's wonderful, and your husband is practicing here at Mercy too! He's a Pediatrician isn't he? Betty Safrit and Peggy McNeil fiew in from Raleigh just for the evening, also with them was Marie Sealey, who is nursing at N. C. State infirmary, Betty is now Mrs. Potter and Peggy, Mrs. Walker, they are working for prominent doctors in Raleigh. Near by in Durham is Jewel Turner working for Dr. Sam Parker, an outstanding Obstetrician. His schedule was so hlled, jewel could not be with us. Mrs. Seth Cranford fMamie Ella Thompsonj brought one of her students to look over our Obstetrical Depart- ment while she was at the banquet, she is Superintendent of the new hospital in Wadesboro. Edna Moore came with her, Edna is doing a fine job as night supervisor there. Besides caring for her two small children, who she showed us pictures of, Mrs. Ross Brigman fMickey Lewisj is helping out with private duty, also Doris Warner fMrs. Carol Criscoej. Doris can't decide which phase of nursing she likes best. Libby Norris and Doris jean Thomas fMrs. Ed Cookej told us all about their work - industrial nursing. Libby is in Georgetown, Doris jean in Kannapolis. Nita Lou jenkins and ,Iennie Karlsen who by the way are married too and are working side by side in Public Health in Concord. David finally left the Barber Shop Quartet and he and his wife, former Shirley Thompson are living in Clarkton, Shirley was late as she couldn't find a baby sitter. Gosh, didn't Carolyn Brookshire look good, she is Director of the Charlotte Day Nursery, Marty Hooper is her assistant. Billie Borders told us about the surgical technique at Bellevue Hospital in New York, she is in charge of the Operating Room. So proud of all of our nurses ..., Nursing is a noble profession and our nurses have certainly proven that they are among the best. Diary, I will close until we meet again, hoping it will be sooner than another decade. l , lHl HHSS llllll We, the class of 1950, being of sound body and sane mind, do hereby dispose of our treasured traits and prized possessions in this our last will and testament. It grieves us deeply to be forced to deprive our nursing school of our honored presence, so we leave these final bequests with the sincere hope that they will serve to keep forever green the memory of the class of 50. Article I: To Sister Mary Peter, we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for guidance and understanding during our three years of training, especially as young unstable probationers. Article II: been impossible. Article Article Article V: Section 1: Section 2: Section 3: I have. Section 4: Section 5: Section 6: medium. Section 7: Section 8: Section : I Maria Blaz, do hereby will I I, Marie Sealey, do hereby will I, Dolores Beck, refuse to leave the only thing I love, Richard I To the faculty, our deepest thanks and gratitude, without whose guidance many of our studies would have III: To the doctors, our deep and genuine appreciation for their enduring patience and understanding each day. IV: To the rising Seniors, our privileges and dignity. my love for the G. U, Room to Betty ,lean Williams. my black wig to loan Seagle to wear with her tan, once she gets one. my bangs to Liz Volk, hoping she will get a bigger bang out of them than , Edna Moore, do hereby will v , Velda Geer, do hereby will Fargason, hoping she can use it p.r.n. Bige Howell, enough said!! Garrison, hoping with it she can meet a happy Marty Hooper, do hereby will my curly hair to Anna my soft tone of voice to my height to Little Eva 1 Dot Hawley, do hereby will a 9 Doris jean Thomas, do hereby will my nickname Speedy to all those who dress as fast as I do. Gwen Edwards, do hereby will Room 362 to Sandy Coletta, hoping she will take as good care of it as 9 I, I have. I know Cuddles will appreciate it. Section 10: I, Agnes Tucker, do hereby will my flirting ability to jean Ashecraft. May she enpoy it as much as I have. Section ll: I, Carolyn Brookshire, do hereby will my quiet reserved manner to Edith Curtis. Section 12: I, jewel Turner, do hereby will my boisterous manner along with my flopping bedroom shoes, to Betty Eaker, may she keep as many night nurses awake as I have. Section 13: I, Libby Norris, do hereby will my search for Chloe to Mary Ann Williams. May she have better luck than I did finding her. Section 14 Section 15 Section 16' Section 17 Section 18' Section 19 Section 20 Section 21 Section 22 Section 23 Section 24 Section 25 Section 26 Section 27 Section 28 Section 29 Section 30 Section 31. Section 32 Section 33 Section 34 Section 35 Section 36 Section 37' Section 38 Section 39 Section 40 In witness, this fifteenth day I, Rose Hartsell, do hereby will my babyish ways to joan Corbett. I, Mousey Woodruff, do hereby will my squeaky voice to Lynn Gardner. I, Billie Borders, do hereby will my ability to keep slim to jean Edwards. I, Shirley Thompson, do hereby will my ability to get overnight permissions to the lucky ones. I, Cathy Rios, do hereby will one of my numerous packages to Georgia Ann Hollaway. I, Olivia Sequenza, do hereby will my love for photography to Mary Frances Klein. I, Betty Hill, do hereby will my love for adventure to Betty Scism. I, Mamie Ella Thompson, do hereby will my closet of clothes to the entire student body. I, Gladys Armstrong, do hereby will my love for tall boys to Audrey Thompson. I, Virginia Smith, do hereby will my ability to be p.r.n. nurse to the unlucky ones, I, Betty Conner, do hereby will my hearty laugh to Carolyn Hearne. I, Margaret McCall, do hereby will my love for dancing to ,Ioanne Burn. I, Peggy McNeil, do hereby will my love for State College to Bernice Grigg. I, Betty Safrit, do hereby will my ability to get acquainted with ambulance drivers to Alice Caswell. I, Doris Warner, do hereby will my daily letter from the U. S. Navy to Betty Norton. I, Mary Kirkland, do hereby will my sarcasm to Adele Jones. I, Violet Little, do hereby will my love for Surgery to Helen Lynch. I, Nita Lou jenkins, do hereby will my love for the nursery to Anne Ramsey-thinking I, Jennie Karlsen, do hereby will my ability to stay calm to Verna Sigmon. I, Betty johnson, do hereby will my dependability to Polly Kiser. I, Jean Fowler, do hereby will my courteousness to Nancy Helmstettler. I, Mickey Lewis, do hereby will my ability to get into a stew to Vera Harvey. I, Gwen Ingle, do hereby will my many phone calls to Gray Potter. I, Sister Mary Assumpta, do hereby will my love for nursing to everyone. I, Sister Mary Fidelis, do hereby will my loyalty and sincerity to the school. I, Sylvia Hampton, do hereby will my slim stature to those who stay on their diets. I, Betty Spradly, do hereby will my loapy walk to Dorothy Kelley. whereof, we the said seniors of Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, do hereunto set our hand and seal on of March, 1950. she will need it. Gwendolyn Edwards Gladys Armstrong Clair Lawyerf 23 SHIIHR CHISS SHPHMHilViE,.tlQ5U Gladys Armstrong Dorothy Hawley Sylvia Hampton Margaret McCall Betty Johnson Betty Safrit Edna Moore Olivia Sequenza Virginia Smith Peggy McNeil Gladys Armstron Dorothy Hawley .. fllml Tkyfifczlf iltlnirf C0lIl'fL'0Il.l' Sylvia Hampton . . . . . Aim! Alffuzrlizw Margaret McCall Betty johnson . . Betty Safrit . . . Edna Moore . . . Olivia Sequenza Virginia Smith . . . . .... Bai! All-Rvlrlid .. Mm! Pnpfzlm' . . . . . Cider! . . . . . . lV'ir1ie,fr . . .... Muir Stz1dif1n,i' Mm! Depwzdizble Peggy McNeil . . ........ Prelfiwt 53' si? K! h Junior: JUL Fi:-.ft Row: jean Ashecraft, Doris Carpenter, Alice Caswell, joan Corbett, Edith Curtis. Second Row: Betty Eaker, Betty jean Edwards, Lynn Gardner, Eva Garrison, Margaret Fish. Third Row: Bernice Grigg, Vera Harvey, Carolyn Hearne, Nancy Helmstettler, Carolyn Horne. 26 lIlHSS Firft Row: Marion Ellis Howell, Adele jones, Dorothy Kelly, Polly Kiser, Mary Frances Klein. Semnd Row: Helen Lynch, Carolyn McKnight, Maureen Miller, Betty Norton, Gray Potter. Third Row: Anne Ramsey, Betty Scism, Joanne Seagle, Verna Sigmon, Audrey Thompson. 27 55 JUIIIIIRS ' 4 K ' ff ig W7 K 4 HY N Fin! Roux' Elizabeth Volk, Edna Whitley, Betty jean Williams. Sefozzd Row: Mary Ann Williams, Peggy Wolf, Hilda Jo Yandle UA HllSHIllllIl IJHISS Top Row: Rosemary Wild, Peggy Gough, Virginia Biles, Frankie Baity, Majorie Hahn. Bottom Row: Dora Mitchell, Doris Mitchell, Nancy Thomas, Joanne Burn, Mary Ann joseph. N01 prefent when picture um fdf6lZ.' Lydia Colletta, Pat Garvin, Anna Fargarson, Alta Cline, and Bobbie McAuley. PHHLIHWHL 'f I A tl' fv ,IW : I F Top Roux' Dorothy Watkins, Violet Killian, Betty Jo Hammett, Barbara jean Hass. Fourth Roux' A. Louise Williamson, Pat Smith, Anne Walters, Patricia Wolhar, julia Anne Ogletree, Nell Rogers Liner. Third Row: Neeka Fisher, Joyce Dawkins, Edna Hoyle, Irene Carrick, E. Lorinda Willms, Margurite Leonard. Second Roux' Sister Consuela, Alice Brown, Martha Foushee, Delores Thornburg, Margaret Hovis. Firrt Row: Evelyn Stewart, Doris Criscoe, JoAnn Henderson, jackie Stutts, Patricia Lee. Not present when picture um lakezzf jackie Kirby, Patricia Holland, Elizabeth Soule, Mable Martin. MES. .IQEU Top Row: Helen Mullen, Mary Christmas, S. Rebecca Deal, Mary Ann BonDurant, Dean Harbison, Betty Woods, Rebecca Ann Aycoth, Patricia Emmett. Third Row: Roxie Lee Parnell, Gloria Cannon, Doris Vann, Doris Ross, Margaret Ann Overby, Phyllis Simpson, Betty Sue Staton. Second Row: Anne Schliestett, Lois Carnes, Von jones, Sarah Tart, Gloria Lawhon, jessie Brown, Betty jean Stokes, Louise Aldridge, Katherine Godfrey. Fir!! Row: Mary Ann Keenan, Shirley Poteet, Harriet Hopkins, Betty Hill, Janie Sue Hodges, Lee Ladd, Louise Kluttz, Geneva Thompson. 31 lv, X av' ,y fc ,WK v....4 -I ' nga. J' if -1551. ' , I :H aim -' -.4 fd up yuh yvf 13, v-aff' 3 3 'I' 'X , Out Patient Reception Room Out-Patient Clinic at work In both the clinic and on the halls, the lab is an aid in the final diagnosis of diseases through the use of research and various tests. Whether it be a cut finger or a heart attack, the doctors and nurses in the emergency clinic are always ready to care for the patient's needs. Laboratory research - ..-,.,,-..,A?..L 1 c Here life is entrusted to those of skill and alertness of thought. Knowledge of asep- tic technique is necessary. Practice makes for perfection. Sister Anastasia, head of Anesthesia Department X vm .N 4 1 x J? lrzz , O. R. in Action P 'V' Changing a Surgical dressing K fl fx ,fn 4 42 Popular Duty THE UBSTHRICS The Delivery Room and Stuff Dr. V. Matthews and Patient g.. -.......--..-.auq,.,..4. Whats' up, Doc? IIEPHIHIIIHH Dr. Harloe At Work av--P Mother Bride and Mrs. Crowe S, , 1 A' Room 218 - Has Anybody Seen A Nurse? as wh F? 'A ,ir A ,Fw ,U I ' 'A' 4 l I r I ' ,U , Q31 55. Fu- mem IA J , 9 x f , V A 3 f-?5ff4Q ' ' fgilxs. Z 'un , Comforted by our daily prayer, our minds and hearts are strengthened to do our daily work. Here spiritual reverence goes hand in hand with each nurse. Guiding her on to a Christian Life. 'QS- y 'x,,o sv , , sv l - - 4 Q 1 7' ., ,mr ..-we ir. 'H . f f VW: 7' rx ' go - Eekflrf 'ff--, f . 0... 'M -M, 41 Mm' V' ff .. ff? ,! vl ' ' '- were-r:1rf,,f , N, we ,. jg, ' I 423 5. 1 CPM' wi' '4 Y '? f1'h:.. -fi . 1' 4' if 92 f'fS 18 wwf-'r ,. The Shrine in honor of our Blessed Mother. She keeps o protective watch over us, her children, at all times. UUH liIillii0 Reverend Edward L. Gross Reverend Michael Giblin, M.S.SS.T. Reverend Waller Coggin, 0.5.8. 43 THE YEHRBUUK STH Stazzdifzg' Turner, M. Hooper, V. Geer, G. Edwards, E. Moore, and O. Sequenza, Class Photographer. Seated: A. Tucker, D. Thomas, G. Armstrong, M. Vifoodruff, Assistant Editor, M. McCall, Editor-in-Chief, V. Smith, Business Manager, S. Thompson, B. Borders, R. Hartsell, and P. McNeil. N01 prererzf when picture war taken: B. Hill, B. Safrit, L Norris and B. Conner. Hawk .sf 7 291-H up , Mx 44 mm aw' 'MM' -'ki A442 .iifiggifii . '-N-Ma .iq wi? ,QM V221 ' 1 Sf .fu I ,vw If-au? P , u, 23 :P 9' 5 . ,ag-I Q S , ,4il ' 5 nil' Illllllllllil IISSIHIIHTIIIII Ili IIIEHIZY HIISPIHH Iizr Riglol Fir!! Row: Mrs. Edward Gray, President. llzr Lefl Sammi Row: Miss Virginia Gray, Vice-President. 48 . I Ill llllll PHTIHIIIS Illlll IIIHICHIIIITS. In retrospect we clasp your hand and to each and everyone we say God Bless You for the wonderful help you have given us. Mrs. Arthur Draper Mr. Luther Prince Mrs. Mamie E. Presley Dr. Nance Mrs. M. C. Cannon Dr. Hovis Mrs. Levie Dr. Robinson Dr. Wheeler Mrs. T. F. Love Dr. Faison Dr. Elliot Mrs. Edith Carpenter Mrs. Holcomb Miss Annie Belote Dr. Newton Dr. Massey Drs. Martin and Page Dr. R. Reid Dr. Black Dr. Bost Dr. Stroupe Dr, Matthews Mac Elliot Dr. McAdams, Sr. Dr. 'lacobs A Friend Mrs. A. C. Hartman Dr. Kennedy Bruce Simmons A Friend Dr. Harloe Dr. Squires Dr. A. McDonald Lucille Conlon Thank you and Compliments of SELWYN HOTEL Charlotte, N. C. SPORTING GOODS FAUL 6' CRYMES, INC 415 S. Tryon St. FOR SQUARE MEAL FOR SQUARE DEAL visit GEORGE'S GRILL 111 I Arrow fnmz Merry Hmpilul Compliments of A FRIEND Wing Lee Hand Laundry 211 East Trade Street II 4 Do All Kim! of Luznzdrg' by Hand Phone 4-1683 Compliments of FIELDS JEWELERS 101 North Tryon Street Compliments of COLUMBIA BAKING CO. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 RINGSIDE GRILL C570-wwf Compliments of MOSKINS 135 South Tryon Street TURNER'S Home of Fine Pitmui 309 E. Trade St. Phone 3-4125 Compliments of Wherever You Go- wgu PRUDUC7-S nu-mum igulitnqm GEORGE A. HORMEL co. m,w,,,m ClK.ll'l'l.lC ' Remember Tlaii Seal . . . II'v Your f11'l'll7'.,17H'tf uf lbs' BEST.' HAWTHORN E PHARMACY Professional Service 'ik Phone 5-1185 - Elizabeth at Hawthorne Charlotte, N. C. STANLEY SUPPLY CO. Stanley, N. C. Hardware, Sporting Goods, Dry Goods Telephone 6423 Compliments of MADE RITE BREAD Compliments of Wallace Furniture and Appliance Co. Stanley, N. C. MERCY SCHOOL OF NURSING LIBRARY Compliments of Williams 6' Shelton Co. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRI EN D Dixie Wholesale Meat Co. Phone 4-6441 - 3-6941 Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb Pineville Road Charlotte, N. C Charlotte Lumber 6' Manufacturing Co. Compliments of Phone 3-3149 - 2828 South Boulevard Pre-Fabricated Homes 125 East Trade St. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. FLOWERS and FRUITS 703 GRILL by For Quality Foods 925 E. Morehead St. - Charlotte, N. C. We Specialize In Beautiful Arrange- ments of Flowers and Fruits. Telephone 6-15 38 Courteous Service 703 Providence Road - Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of Martin's Department Store Trade and College - Charlotte, N. C H. F: L. OIL CO. Heating Oils, Kerosene it Phone 9735 Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of Liggett's Rexall Drug Store Charlotte, N. C. Pound C1 Moore Co. Stationers, Printers, Otlice Outfitters, Gifts, Luggage, Electrical Appliances 213 S. Tryon Street Phone 2-2131 or 5-7751 Charlotte, N. C. Continental Electric Corp. 811 N. Tryon Appliances for the Home Parker G Gardner Co. Since 1898 118 W. Trade Street Phone 827 Pianos Radios Television Records Sheet Music Solovox Piano Accordions Compliments of Atlantic Marble and Tile Co., Inc. Telephone 3-8618 lllllSHBUllll PRINTING Cllllllllllll PRINTERS . . . LITHOGRAPHERS ir Telephone 5-1716 - 214 W. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of HARTMANN'S MARKET Groceries Meat 'ik' Phone 2-6171 - 2-6172 l-106 W. Morehead St. Charlotte, N. C. CHANDLER mi Ann MARBLE CUMPANY U. S. 21 Pineville Road Charlotte, N. C. While you select your Tile Good Place to eat and Your Car serviced while you wait Phone 4-7072 ?Remember . . . IT'S SMART DEPARTMENT Srl ORES TO MAKE Ezferyfhifzg I0 W'efzrf0r the Entire B E L I4 , S Family YOUR 75? FAVORITE STGRE Phone 2-2751 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 5Air Conditioned COMPLIMENTS C H A R L 0 T T E Hsu si ovsnan colvlPANY at Compliments of SIZHACHNER imnin a niinm: cmvwinv Charlotte, N. C. DOUGLFIS 84 SING MURTUARY 1535 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte, N. C. Ph0fl6 2-4132 it FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE DIXIE DAIRIES, INC. Milk and Ice Cream it Shopton Road Charlotte, N. C. llarothers Funeral Homes Gastonia Phone 6337 Belmont Phone 477 Mt. Holly Funeral Home Mt. Holly, N. C., Phone 5 Hammack Funeral Home Stanley, N. C., Phone 5-1731 Ambulance Service Compliments of NEIMAN'S JEWELERS 115 South Tryon Street Established 1912 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Ifhf eaiy to pay- Tfae Neiman llyay. Compliments of FITE 81 BUMGARDNER FUNERAL HOME it Phone 417 Belmont, N. C. Where Friends Meet To Eat LITTLE PEP-DELMUNIGO RESTAURANT 301 West Trade Street Charlotte, N. C. Opposite Hotel Charlotte Air Conditioned for Your Comfort Enjoy FOREMOST MILK AND ICE CREAM is Foremost Ilairies, Inc. 1224 North Tryon Street Charlotte, N. C. ASK FOR ik IWERITH Sf? BREAD and CAKE Compliments of lj. W. Wonlworlh Eompany Sf? HANHINS- WHITTINGTUN Fllllefdl Diret'fm'.r Ambulance Service 'ik' Telephone 3-6117 1714 S. Boulevard Charlotte, N. C URIENTAL N A N E E DRUG STORE sir :I U5 :U 0 00 Gd he 2 - CL gp H S 3 ab C' 0 FU W S 0 ' ff DP PM 2 2: Q 9 ' D 5 rw I 'L 23? un H H- P- '-vw A TRYON 5 T N ST ORE SM G .J 9955 109 S. RYON-128 . , .0 DEQRTMENTSTORE Q 1 cHARi.orre,N.C. HEADQUARTERS For Azzthezzfia' BOB EVANS NURSES UNIEORMS One Stop Service for Texaco Products at Piggs' Service Station on U. S. Highway 74 Pageland, S. C. Compliments of HUBOB'S GRILL 800 Baldwin Avenue Phone 6-5252 Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of Blllllllllll DAIRY FARMS 2002 West Morehead Charlotte, N. C. PHONE 3-2155 Compliments HHRRY 84 BRYHHT Ambulance Service Telephone 7153 Equipped with Portable Oxygen Facilities for Emergency Use OUR NEW ADDRESS 500 Providence Road Char'l0Ite'f Oldert Fznieml Serzfife Errlablirhuzefzf BIGGERS BRUTHERS WHOLESALE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Institutional Size Canned Foods Frozen Turkeys - Eggs If Alzcfayr Payr To Buy The Bef! RIDE TRAILWAYS ALWAYS CHARTERED COACHES Provide ideal transportation for groups, featuring comfort, economy and the convenience of going and returning when desired. llueen llit lrailwa s NIVEN DRUG GUMPANY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 8116 Free Motorcycle Delivery Sir 131 Park Avenue Charlotte, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF SIIUH SHH 81 IRIIII CIIHIPHIIY CHARLOTTE LAUNDRY INCORPORATED YANDLE-WEATHERS, INGURPURATED 820 East Morehead St. Phone 2-6129 FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS You have chosen the greatest field of humanitarian service as your life's work, may we extend to you our sincere appreciation and gratitude, and wish you every success. if CHARLOTTE LODGE 1113 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. 62 llil Equipment Service Cu., Inc. 3100 South Boulevard Phone 4-0977 Charlotte 3, N. C CONGRATULATIONS May the Class of 1950 Find Real joy in Service it l V E Y 3 S The SOZlffJ'J' Predomrmzlizzg Smre 63 Cpl f IUCHUEHFUUERHLPKNUE f Abl S' Ph 6 ik' Compliments of m EFRC Y HGSPITHL HLUH1UHE ik' 6 ogoilfaf E45 ana! mee! 6!LawA Ol 5 WWW? 'QQ wang JL Ol Mmggw Wwe' WW 1 In-1 M'fW IQQ. -'nw' E: ,,,1.y9,- .1f'::,..--.v:. ' -1: C ,-4 iv .1 M vs V aw:ms.-.- .ff -.':,,,.,..:43, .,. . If 'I ,,,. i- '- 'ff ve .. ,M ,.4.,.4,, - . 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