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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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X Q . , kwa ' K jf Z jf , 4 R x iwsi T H E ERCI 1 ' lv: f X ITE If ii 'W ' WSW' X if 7' . 2-X X-'T 3 A S63 E2 QQ! f Published by THE SENIOR CLASS MERCY SCHCGI. of NURSING Charlotte, North Carolina THERESE GALLIGAN Editor REBECCA HEATH Business Manager 3 NUM' QXSDQ 1 51 fi nm Z U VO mi ll FOREWORD.H While regressing in thoughts through three yeors ot smiles ond tecirs ot Mercy, we hove endeovored to creote within the bounds ot this book o tcingible reminder ot the complexities involved in troining to become protessionol nurses. Our greotest regret is thot we con put down in photo- grciphs ond phroses only o smoll portion of the woys in which our porents hove molded our lives. By our ossociotion with one onother ond opportunities to leorn together, we hove goined the hope to develop extensively the potentiolities of our individuol personolities thot provide tor the obundont lite of o nurse. In our onnuol we hove oimed to reflect the Christion ideols blended in our lives doy by doy. lt, in yeors to come, you con oimiobly recoll these cherished memories, our purpose will hove been occomplished -ond through occomplishments, we will continue to serve monkind with heods held high os nevertiring ANGELS CF MERCY . . . DEDICATED fo our laawenfzi . . . To loving parents, who have guided our paths when the light was shaddowing, shown confidence in us when we lost faith in ourselves, shared their encouragement when we knew only discouragement, gave to us lite, in order that we might help to preserve lite, who know us better than we know ourselves, we, the Senior Class, honorably and most humbly dedicate this Mercilite. As nurses, and only through your prayers and sacrifices, we have learned explicitely, but yet we do not even know our own hearts and minds well enough to ever express our sincere gratitude and appreciation. As you made it possible tor us to receive our caps in training, may you see us crowned by the Great Physician in l-leaven. 5 fiirkx One who will olwoys remoin cherished in our memories os we, the Seniors, poy our lost tribute to Mercy is Miss Mory Bowden. She hos been to us on inspirotion os she guided our footsteps ond uplifted our heorts mony times os we trov- eled the rood toword on unforsee- oble gool. We will olwoys remem- ber her os one who wos there when we needed encourogement ond od- viceg os one who understood the mony problems thot faced us ond most of oll for her sincere interest in us os individuols. To one who lighted the pothwoy to our profes- sion we hold So Deor To Our Heorts. 0 9611 30 Ulftlf' Q6iI i5 'ff Miss Mary Bowden, Staff Advisor i F Therese Galligan ...... .............Editor-in-chief Rebecca Heath .,,,,,, .A..... B usiness Manager Mary Carpenter ,,,... ............... F eature Editor Shirley Windell ....... ........ P hotography Editor Sue Gurley ........ ........v.......... A rt Editbl' Shirley Arvey .....,. ....... A rt Editor QW THE MERCILITE STAFF First row: Shirley Arvey, Becky Heath, Therese Galligan, Mary Carpenter, Shirley Windell, Sue Loggins, Doris Coulter, Jean Morgan. Second row: Sandra Caliendo, Katie Ardrey, Sue Gurley, Stella Davis, Joan Beck. Not pictured: Betty Kiker, Faye Cain, Dee Fleming, Cecelia Schlegel, Mary Lou Payne, Rosie Dunn, Peggy Toomey, Rachael Kirksey, Maureen Galligan, Betty Bowles, Shirley Shepherd, Evelyn Heath, Mary Oakley, Phyllis Dawkins, Faye Goodman. 6' i ,V 1 r 1' 42 lx 6 ix if al A r ssf :.hr'3 W L. 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GERTRUDE Administrator, Mercy Hospital Director of Nursing Education A 9 I' ,, f ff FACULTY Sr. Mary Gertrude Mother M, Christine Sr. Mary Annella Sr. Mary Carmel Sr. Mary de Chantel Sr. Stella Maris Sr. Mary Evangelist Mrs. Levenia Smith Mrs. Helen Ferguson Miss Elizabeth Winstead Mrs. Marion Driscoll Miss Mary Bowden Father Martin Reidy f ' Not Pictured: Sr. Mary Jerome Father Clement LECTURERS: Dr. H. R. Justis Dr. H. H. Henry Dr. R .E. Miller Educational Director Sister Mcnry Gertrude '47 Secretary Mrs. H. L. Eotmcm Housemother Miss Viola Couble Registrar Mrs. J. B. Mitchell Housemother Mrs. J. N. Coldwell I I eniorfi 5 s W 6 J SENIOR CFFICERS President ,...,..........,...,.,...................... Peggy Warren Vice-President ....... Secretary ........... Treasurer .......... Social Chairman.. ..... .. Miss Mo ry Bowden ............Stella Davis ...............Faye Cain ..........ShirIey Arvey .Shirley Shepherd li ff? V .rp ,Lf I 1 w .I J 'r O Advisor 14 'WW' W 1 4x W? , i Mfr KATIE JOE ARDREY Katie Talking she knew not why, I and cared not what. iqiq um!! L 3 i E S - ,fa 'S 1 S 1 xxx wg . SHIRLEY LEE ARVEY IICUZII Quiet, unassuming and M dependable. nr ff W' MARY JOAN BECK Joonie True friendship, like sound health, is of the highest value. ' 2 'Kiwi I7 f W 7 'wigii - . . ... W - .. -A i A : ,J--. ::, df'Nw'4feRYXQ N M 1 .Mmm W - ' bi ww 'f' N -.avi-wfi'-yisfs. .4 I , . 1 ' W I Y .l llllkliilf X, 2 'V N' El ill ' 3 3, 4 -9 I ' f i . .4 , 1 l , 2 . ' ' - , 5 4 1 1 Q 1 1 ' S . 5 2 5 3 i 3 f 3 N ' 1 1 1 b 2 AM i l fx.-23211: - 11.1. ir 1. mga' M- Q , Q H , Q A in .H . -M-ma--.u., , , 2 ' 4 1 S Q 3 - il-rg sq , . , , . Q- L 1 g 2 Y .ay V - Qi ,. +- ' I 1-.,,...'1ZZ',l,::sv-espn-Q-nr-1-,f..M, 5,532 .Y ...Q , ,- 5 f V- W aww BE'I'l'Y ANN BOWLES Bowles Quick of mind, and quick feet, a chm'm1'ng smile and always neat. I REVA V!RGINlA BROWN Revo Anal the lady shall say her mind 01' she shall halt't. KW 'Www ,. I9 iw l HELEN FAY CAIN IIFOYII And she smiles as she passes on her way. B, SANDRA ANN CAL'I EN DO CoIie Goocl-natured, generous, jolly and clever, Her tongue, like a brook, goes on forever. 4' MARY ELIZABETH CARPENTER llcorpll Smart, capable, and always kind in fact, she just can't be defined' ....L fer NANCY ELIZABETH CHOATE IILEZII nf . . Misehievous, daring, merry as can be - we could not lifve without such a, friend. 1 7 f Z 7 ,W W2 1 , I .',, WW . . ,,,i ,L 2 -1 i'Z'-1 7 1 'e ye ,Q .eg W 5 rf 12!zf:P f n -- 2' M -. fqi- ,fy f .2621 fr 363 f ,J Wi- A V Q, yAW:Lejf,L,4WW: M, l 'Q ,ze -41 W fi ,f I N f , ., 1 , Msg 7.Q,,,,5x.,,,,f, f X I W jx ' fi ,gw,g.xfq. 5 W ., if 'V ,ww f f?' W 4 r 'gn WM' DORIS JOANN COULTER Doris She's a jovial comrade, she laughs where'er she goes J w -' 3, e,g:,,rfe?-47 , ,J , ' 1 'S 'f , ,wg , vt- ,f A f .ff Wf ' . gv -. 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'lshgwx -, 4? if W ', ROTHA ARLENE DAWKI NS Rotho A smile and good word for everyone-that's our Rothaf' W gy ,QA 1 , , , v :.,J K T Jw-?f Sway? r --A' ze HARRIET JUNE EDNEY June The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them with new. i BARBARA CORNELIUS EVERHART Bobbie Fine goods are always packed in small packages. a Iwi fer 455 3 X is if W if we Q me if DIANE DUCKETT EVERHART 5 5 N5 V ,X ll - Il Drone Jessi Af length she cried, 'I'ZZ marry What should I tarry fo1 ? 30 DON SAIN FARABEE llDOnlI She finds a way or makes one- always walking on the sunny side of the street. NANCY JUNE FARABEE IINGnCyIl I believe in work, but I am not in favor of it. -1 ' ,f f , W-af f- f' xi '5Sic . ..,s4,,, , ,,x. .A-, -. qw qs ,A .wg .MS ki ' f, W . :QQ 5fi1,ff,Z?', WL: :if Vf1 555' Zgxwqg -, M 2:7 V 'g,,'7,fyS mm, vf. Q, .X 5-0 . QV 5- f fffl :X fwgffr 5,137 'V' A iff X ti I t in 6,4 l , K X I ,, . f - -. X iii! fl f ' 111' 9143 , 'gif 'Q'2?1 f4fi1v?4.a-QQ 'WMM, V L AA , 74 'v?'wl1AJHS332 -'F' 1 4-ff 31 y Swmvaw TI-IERESE MARY GALLIGAN IlThereSell Szc'eef flz'sposz'f2'0n, well rounded personality, eonzlwinefl zvitlzl love of people, and abilify to lead the many. 33 Z! 433 1 J 1 Ll ie? , 9, f 3 N QW sfM,Mi,,,, 4 4 X Q, Y , F , ff . . EUN I CE FAYE GOODMAN llFOyeII I have often regretted my speech never my silence. HYWS ,ww-. ' f :sl ,Q W s 1 3551 9 if-4 as 4. is yy, SUE CAROL GURLEY Q.. Sue Hi She did with cheerful will what w if others talked of while their hands 13, were still. e 35 ' NANCY ANN HARTIS IINOFXCYII The rule of my life is fo make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Lyf ? wr'-f CLARA REBECCA HEATH lIBeCkylI The only way to have a, friend is to be one. 37 WJ mir' L Wf ' EK 'KW'-of 38 BETTY ANN KIKER Kiker It's the song you sing and the smile you wear M M bf .K , , , MAGGIE SUE LOGGINS N - Clw,mcte1' is the key an W- I-Mm M f to t 1 success. 'W K kj 1' if xg' s . l if ' ' 39 ggfa, f k f i A X . W V4 1vJWl,'! A 40 SADIE IRENE MCFADDEN IlBrOvelI Quiet, reserved, and capable too A real friend, kind and true. Y I N We NEWYL JEAN MORGAN Jean The secret of success is constancy through purpose with a heart set upon the goal, not on the prize. Xwgb, 42 MARY BERNADETTE OAKLEY Mary Her affections are high, and pure, cmd generous-she takes life as it comes. MARTHA SUE RAY llsuell A steady girl with a goal in view, willing to work and see it through f A .ww W f WZWW ,www ,Wx WW VW Mm X' X N MW A 1 if 5 ,.. Nl ' 4 A -N nf , - ' i p I ,, ,- ' 1 f gif . rf -. , A ' 3 f .. fi, 4 . f 1 A , fw... ... , W3 . ANNIE LOU ROWE IILOUII For nature has made her what she is-We know not what will change her. 31,1 'ln f, ' .1 U! .4 12, Q! f 5' NVQ f K, 4 ,..-'H' V . , Q M. -W' YM.-a nie .5 fa? fwaxguqw, A 3 VA., E 4 mga BEI IY LEE RUSSELL IlBe1,tylI She that hath knowledge spoweth her words. pn-in f ?fl BETTY LOU SCRUGGS Betty She doth zndeecl show some spowks that me like wit-have dwells no frown nov angef 47 .fd 1 SHIRLEY ANN SHEPHERD llshepll Eyes so blue, skin so fair. None with Shep can compare .MW CAROLYN LOUISE TAYLOR Carolyn Smiles are the steps to the doorway of success. 'T' I i..ff 'f PEGGY JEAN TOOMEY llpeggyll 'If I do bestow friendship, I'll perform it to the last article. 2 BETTY LEE WALTON Betty A good sport-vim, vigor, vitality in one, is sometimes worth more than even the game she plays. if 52 4.1 PEGGY ANN WARREN Ilpegll She works hard and keeps her friends, she is the type that always wins. em? X 'Qx 9 V 'Hn fn!-' 0 'I' - rw,-'gg 2 -, ,, fy, , 5, ,jgfgw gy, 13 in Z fg,gg,yf,e,3,I-iffwgiggm ,fe 2 . W Hfwf, I ,. V, :fi x he ' I SHIRLEY MAE W-I.NDELL I Windy f W Q A heart young and gay, a zest e for livzng, oh, life, how I do love thee. M-Lge , 1 iwjifgw f 4, 55 -f M ' 53 '24 ff I K 1 z4'1?'f51f2 , , 4 .1 53,5 4 7 A, , , M 5 , ' 2 . V .Lis 4 , 32,3 I-1 li x f ii ' . A 1,2 ' , t f 'ff L r' W' Tk Qi e Iii- 'Ne-ef ' ww ' K ,ff r Q, wi I .41 t .. A1-...ff A if f .e of .M f ,Z , 4 3 on x. JO ANNE WOODIE HJOH Genuine good taste consists of saying much in few words and speaking with covnfoosufref' ,., I A N 2,,d.,.,.!-I-f 41 cv! X 1 X 5 if Friendliesl' Wittiest Lou Rowe Betty Scruggs ulaer afiuezi Best All Around Peggy Warren Most Professional Most Talented Sue Roy Therese Golligcm CLASS HISTORY September, 1954 . . . Newly graduated from high school, we the class of '57 were ambitiously seeking further adventure. Fortunately, lshall we say?i, the nursing profession allured some sixty- four of us, and we found ourselves here at Mercy. We were welcomed by the Sisters and upperclass- men lafter initiation, when the seniors took every advantage of their opportunitiesi, as the brand new probie class. We soon realized that classes were our main obligation for the first nine months. Our large number made it necessary to divide the class into two groups. While half of us went to Sacred Heart lhow could we ever forget the cold morn- ings and the jaunty bus ride to and fro?i, the other half remained here with Miss Chase to learn nursing arts. The days and nights lfor often we were found burning the midnight oili were filled with studies. Anatomy could never have been learned without an example-and who was a more perfect specimen than our roommate? Donning crisp white uniforms and working in the hospital wards for a few hours each day made us feel that we were progressing. Each day brought new experiences. We lived up to our title probie , as we innocently asked all kinds of stupid questions. May l955 . . . Capping, an occasion greatly anticipated, for this was our first symbol of rec- ognition in our profession. Followed by a two-weeks vacation lwhich was used to best advantagei, we returned to find that text books had been replaced by charts, medications, night duty, and just any- thing fate would allow happen to a Freshman student. September l955 . . . Another promotion, this time to Junior with all its trials and tribulations. Again, we encountered new experiences each day as we worked long hours of general duty along with being initiated into the special departments. Hemosta'tsj, sutures and sterile technique was not foreign terminology after observing and scrub- bing for surgery. The obstetrical department was no disappointment, as we realized the sacredness of birth. Motherly instincts were more vivid in us after caring for the new mothers and their babies. Our Junior year was probably the hardest. We had been in training too long to remember the beginning, and graduation was too far away to comprehend. Being campused held its significance. lWe shall not go into detaill. A month of vacation during the summer was a real morale booster. Returning to school meant we would soon be seniors and there was much in store for us. September 1956 . . . Seniors at last, with all its rights and privileges, as we flashed blue bands and class rings. The general hospital routine con- tinued. For most of us special training in Pediatrics and Psychiatry consumed most of our senior year period. Maybe a little bit apprehensive about spending three months in Psychiatric nursing,.we went to Dix Hill in Raleigh la place which holds its significance in other phases, tool, only to find it most interesting. Memories of the HilI shall never be forgotten. Three months experience in Pediatrics gave us a clearer understanding of children and of ourselves. Wearing a ribbon around the wrist was not uncommon for a pediatric nurse. lP.S. This was not for the entertainment of the children.i Although nursing was our primary objective, we have accumulated some fond memories, from the social point of view. Some of these highlights were the dances, the Christmas Concerts, picnics at the Red Fez Club, talent shows and minstrels, the Mistletoe balls, trips to the Nurses' Convention, the Junior-Senior dances, as sponsors and as guests. We would never be able to express the good times we had just being together. lPajamas and cokes at 2:00 A.M., sunbathing on Mercy beach , or dunking somebody into a tub of cold water, just for the heck of it.i August l957 . . . Graduation, our goal reached so far as Mercy School of Nursing was concerned. Forty we were in number lseveral had found other attractions during the three-year periodi, who exchanged blue bands for black ones. Happily, we received those precious diplomas, an occasion never to be forgotten. Reminiscing, as one will inevitably do at such a heartfelt occasion, we were a bit saddened at the thoughts of leaving Mercy lfor it had been our homel, and the Sisters lwho had so faithfully and patiently taught and encouraged us through the thick and the thini, and the separation of our class, for we had grown to feel like one large family. Embarking upon life, it is not our intention to be only professional graduate nurses, but to uphold and maintain the title already bestowed upon us as Angels of Mercy . Sue Loggins, Class Historian If 6 CLASS PROPHECY lt seems that the headstrong class of '57 would like a look into the future to see what it holds for them. It is typical that they are not willing to abide by Che Sera, Sera, but must look for themselves. Slowly, as the crystal ball is polished, vague images take shape. Holding office seems to have gone to Peggy Warren's head, for she is now president of the American Nurses' Association, ably assisted by Sue Ray. Sue Gurley and Fay Goodman have finally managed to marry old millionaires. Jean Morgan and Therese Galligan may be seen nightly on their musical TV program. They often have as their guests the famous commediene Betty Scruggs and a dancing team composed of Carolyn Taylor and Peggy Toomey. Dianne Duckett Everhart and Barbara Cornelius Everhart have a small town of their own inhabited by Everharts. Betty Bowles, Reva Brown, and Irene McFadden really have their heads up in the clouds in their Air Force Blues. Lou Rowe has deserted the nursing field com- pletely to become diction instructor at Yale. Shirley Shepherd, Betty Kiker and Nancy Hartis are solid pillars of society with rather large families. Dan and Nancy Farabee MC a radio program heard coast to cost as Fun With the Farabees. Liz Choate heads the physical education depart- ment at Carolina. Shirley Arvey's dreams are being fulfilled as a medical missionary, but she still has boyfriend trouble. Gif Always having a yearning to travel, Joanne Woodie and Betty Walton are now touring Paris. Sue Loggins has decided to join her husband in the teaching profession, but of course she teaches probies to make beds. Carole Rickert and June Edney have set up a travel agency, specializing in guided mountain tours around Hendersonville. Just beside George's stands a little bakery run by Mary Carpenter and Stella Davis, where they bake only pecan pies. Faye Cain and Betty Russell's cute faces and figures landed them among New York's top models. With her vast store of experience Mary Oakley has been appointed Virginia's official advisor to the lovelorn. Since she naturally loves to talk, Sandra Caliendo couldn't resist becoming involved in politics. Katie Audrey manages to combine her nursing career with designing, to turn out some of the smartest new uniforms. J Serving as Business manager for the MERCI- LITE seems to have given Becky Heath the idea of establishing her own very successful advertising agency. Rotha and Phyllis Dawkins have established the Dawkins' nursing home for eligible young bachelors only. Joan Beck and Shirley Windell have managed to combine their many attributes to become wives, mothers and industrial nurses. For the entire class of '57 I prophesy much happiness. Doris Coulter Prophet f'N 61 CAM lt all began on September six, The year nineteen fifty-four. We left our homes and loved ones To continue our education once more. With eager eyes we gazed all around Not knowing what to expect. We saw new faces and heard new names, And we wondered what would be next! But the days flew by and on September eleven The seniors began their fun. We were initiated by these girls Beginning with the rising sun. But all of a sudden things grew dim, And we missed our parents and friends. We packed our bags and were ready to leave, But our roommates unpacked them again. By and by the scene grew brighter. We heard Uniforms are here? On November second we went on the hall, All homesickness replaced with cheer. Remember the night that we received What we'd long been waiting for. We got our caps that we wear with pride, We'd completed the first of our chore. lt hasn't been very easy it's true, And many have dropped by the way, But we've enjoyed every minute In spite of the things we say. i- OQITL . The road's been long with many a ditch, But we've made it this far, my friend. We're over the hump and the sun's coming through At last! There's sunshine again. We must climb higher and higher, Lighting the smallest dark corner with love: Our lamps will lead us onward Guided by the One above. We're not just nurses now As some believe us to be. We're loyal Mercy Nurses, And that adds a lot, you see. We're angels of Mercy in a heaven on earth And there's so very much to do. The sick, the needy, the lonely Are calling to me and you. Capping meant a lot to us, Graduation means much more. But the future is even greater, So let's open wide it's doors. Let's wear our caps with dignity And learn all that we can, So now that we have graduated We'll be worthy of the black band. Barbara Cornelius Everhart, Class Poet. 58 1:1 Q iw 1 x 'H ,e yy, ..,f . 4 , , W 3 . v Ni A' In-we ,.,, Q sw' - lf? '-fx.-:J N ,Mfg 1 I w KX 5 x W R K M... J v - A . qv' ' -. -., .,. N53 ' , IA I - K vale- 1 1 ' -.-T f- ,. ,Q ' er' f .-gr ,-. -Y ....-Z--Y ,f ,ww . , 5 H 1 ,,:, - 1 A - w , ' j fx 4' use ,. f . J. 4'-sq: mf ., be ' X 418-, .. - Q:-v A, ww 4 , ,,,f 1.,.::g:'f .MZ 1 ' 4.1 5,33-ily Q, SAT! -'1-QE' f.fi:'g:5fH'L'S2,. r we. A LR 15 d A33 this KG, 60 M3'm,,,,, - - , m-KM+-tv! President .............. Ruth Spencer Vice-President .... Rachel Kirksey iecretary .............. Evelyn Heath 'reasurer ...... Rose Marie Dunn M. -em we Junior MP, .ffl 'VP x , AX, Sister Mary De Chontel Advisor YW' Julia Allred Nancy Ballard Virginia Barbee Rita Bowden Ck, 6 A of 1 95 7 CW, W1 fff ,, J V 'K 'W '?v ? Z ZX 4755 fl ' f 14 r ' 'W Yo Sue Bowen Roberta Coberly 1-L t Peggy Buckley Ann Byrd Vera Corbett Phyllis Covington Jean Dale We l G l l l l Q in Lucille DeMarco ii. 'li Annie Douglas H Q f Rose Marie Dunn Harriet Elliott we Junior dx Q Clara Farmer Delores Fleming Jacqueline Gibson an-4... 'QI 5...-l... Susan l-larnby Maureen Galligan Luanne Hattler Nancy Healy s W N. l l 4 i 1 f Evelyn Heath Jerrolyn Hilton Cfcwa of 7957 HW' f f , if Glenda Ijarnes Priscilla Gloria Jonas Corrine Keen Rachel Kirksey 4 Johnson Naomi Lovelace Carol Medlin Valerie Neal Mary Lou Payne Borboro ie Rector Shirley Seogle Eorlene Settlemire Borboro Snuggs we junior Cfadd .f,g-4z.f4:-my 'ff f . fn., al ff. ,ml - 63? ay, S- wv? Ruth Spencer Jo Anne Story ,A -ffm' , 'NS Glorio Terry , ,, www I .,,.f' 9? red men Q Kwik. iv' P , l Advisor Miss Elizabeth Winsteod 2:5- '. Q, s - 'knit Elizabeth Bornhill Potricio Bechtler , N.. l 66 FRESHMAN OFFICERS President .............. Kathy Wyatt Vice President .......... Sue Wyatt Secretary ............ Arlene Fitzula Treasurer .......... Norma Fletcher Social Chairman .... Liz Barnhill s'? H-' MJ Joan Blossom Betty Britt Julia Crockett Bernice Diehl Elizabeth Dunn Miriam Ann Dyke We .vfsfevi zfilffm- I ' 'WU ' '- .-af I Qf5Alfl'l6Ll'l 31- 'cg-'tr .Tm 1 -3, . ff. . L, fi, 3 CAM of 1957 Vi 9'-if Arlene Fitzula Norma Fletcher Julia Frick Sue Gaddy Dorothy Gantt Barbara Gleason I Claudia Harris ' Evelyn Haynes Mary Ann Honeycutt 1 . ' 'J ,,. . f' iii. felfh. .L A -lm ,ai Sue Mauney Yvonne McCuIly Rachel McNeil Shirley Morris Sue Norman Shirley Norwood Helen Jones Margaret Kuperman Katherine Lasley 2, ..- jke jl 05Al'l'lCLl'l -'-M, '.:f.. 3.91. , . 'Pair Betty Phillips Patricia Reeves Amelia Roberts Cecelia Schlegel Alice Scranton Shirley Ann Smith Cfaaa of 7957 K , .,. - yu . j , 15, Wx KEN- v 'f 1 . .l. Dianna Tilley Oma Jean Townsend Hazelene Tucker Colleen Urey Mary Sue Webb Viola Williams . :fr ..9. . M t . . .Sw 3' .2 1.31- .-i?'4Cp?7- 1, -Liiitni, -9- .-zffb. .fx -.-I Ann Willms Josephine Wyatt Katherine Wyatt 3-f t ' 'Zi 'f5 V 7? ,- , ' +g.,w:gQ1g1tz 1 Q js, qqpwtgzfa gl Q21 fr. .. ...,:,3 W 1 ' 6 X , JA NX xx N R Xxi' A xx -. , A .' X 'G - MX n,,x h R x K 34 X5 x 1 fx - ' xx Ex X 'Uh R w1X f X X F vkkxsxx NX X RX X59 KRREHXYXRXf k AAA. X XX X N- gE, f ff' 'gif ST Sue Ray President Secretary of N. C. State Nurses' Association Irene McFadden Vice-President Judy Allred Ruth Spencer Treasurer Secretary UDENT COUNCIL 15' 'Q' 5 A 1 Y , 1 4 .. Q A V Q, 41, ,, . . 1. .'. i ts ' -' A 4, ff - ,,,: . ,.-.-,,.A vu Qu. M , f Y 'Vip 2 M, 5147? 1 J 5' 2 2 2- 4 , ff 'yi ,J 4 8 f i ' mam ,I 1' 45. 1? g 'Wx az? i 2' Q A ,.., n I-,I t I-nl J-' s .5 A f 4. vi' We Prefect ............. ...... T herese Galligdn Vice-President ..... ............ R osie Dunn Secretary .......... ............. K uthy Wyatt Treasurer ........ ......, M aureen Galligan CC Sodality Reception November 12, 1956 The Choir 0 95145 Rhapsody In Blue Ball' jAl 0lfigA U g v Communion Breakfast November 12, 1956 '55 1 l il U l n 1 1 i I v me ga, Cm The Glee Club, composed of the freshman students, has shown, by the Christmas and spring con- certs, that talent is not lacking among the students. Our hats off to Sister Mary Barbara, its be- loved director, who has given so much of her time and effort to make these beautiful concerts possible. if ,ir- s I CD 5. P CD 'K Z D 7 '4 T D 'K U' Q 7 O C' 4 BIIIHYIEIIII 33 eh- glfzrilqer 'flee ggneiierl To the highei' shrine of Love Divine My lowly feet have ti'od,' I waht no fame, no other name, Them this-o, priest of God. Deceased: September 6, 1956 77 ' ,,.., T 71211 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATI x ,, . M M J P 5 , ar, If , an, y lf n r FW? 1 4 4, f ! an im Veg' Sister Mary lmmaculata Sister Mary Peter Sister M. Miriam Mother Superior Hospital Administrator Director of Nursing Service ,y , -jwwgwf Z ? f' G SO Miss Pearl Gaston Mrs. Billie Farrell Mrs. Mary Jean Howell va Miss Jean Tucker ' i Q 12, I -Q 3 f. 1 lg- -- fvirt Y ,V f r or V V ' S 'N ' ff.wifQ,f 5. ' ' ,sifgf it ft: sl h sm, . 4. ,l ' W ll if W . 2, 1' gal-Q -f, X' I Q fn f V . gif- , M2 . W' '5 It if V W uv , Zig -f ' i 'W :Y W ' Q t ' sw' ' :cv ,- ' PX K eine onf 1' 0 ff . ,V f ff Medical S1 if 1 Zn 'Q Q- -.--D Q wsbf - '12 , . ' f'625v,? ?f1-,: ' 3: QW ' w K fl . , rn C O 5 ZR' , 6, 5 J 'W K A 4 vw Ewfb. . , ,.. ffl ' 7- V i f W f f ff Za 7' f W o I Surglca .mm-an . W..,,.,. 24:31 it, MF' 322. 'f'E ?': QV' F9 5' y P . N ix ' 1 7 1 2, N, Wh A ' ' .f T9 4 - ' 'm- . ,. -' , ,N , Gynocology Obstetrics W xi va V- . X .I .. ' 9 N f 'Q x X f? , xv Y X45-1 'Ei-W' uv 0 7 ' I 1 E Pecliatri N .,A, 2 ,AE Out Patient Department fV'f X-Y 'X .yq Q I I J 7f ,4 Q, ogagog T ,N X. Q Orthopedlcs Urology I o W ,555 E A X 4 Uv 'X .',, , 1.9 wi 33 af I ' 5 iff LW -Ras . -W off, , 2 . ' us M if 0.3.2, as 2? ' 0 4' x x nc N' E ..... -- ff 'Sk 5 2' , . X f, fs' v K X55 K ' ' 752' 4 xg ,Z I W I 1 5, f 2, V, jf f -4 , f fix: Z X 1 If f Cf, . . ., if jw, , I, Q ,, W :,,, ,Wil Gperating Room X f ,K . , . X, , 4 , af! was 'W X. 'U 2-I0 , ,... . ,gi.4 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ff... Mitzi' yslcal Thera ei KITC Laboratory X-Ray Pharmacy Central Sup me M- 5 Maas? A may-1 ii-f,Q20'1 p. - wr, M NA 'W : 1 M f aa .Q-N' ,. Ma- ,viggka S. 'p-., I . X Y J Q,,f,x P1 .n-43' ff? G .,-Af W W-6 1 f ,H-..--ox s vmaqx. hawks, x s .uv ' M,-4 'l 1 s Q ws vie, ,fw . 1 3 K ,. V X new NNW f, W 1 25 as N' ..,.. X. .Wh 4-wk 1 .ll 4x pf 5 f gif' ff! 23 ' 1 QM I i A Y J f via f in way - 'Z f ,. X f f 5 1 Q r 7 E p ,,.. Z - v A, 1 LF' ., 'qkkuabx Ia 4 zz 1 3 l N g 5 f. ff 4 X 0 , x Q , .- Q, ,A , J' N' t ,V 'E' 1' 4 Wk Q ix' as S if M , , 1 g vw, ,gf R , ' NIGR STU Katie Jo Ardrey ..... Shirley Lee Arvey ..... Mary Jaan Beck .... Betty Ann Bowles----- Revo Virginia Brown ..... DENT DIRECTO ----------Pineville, N. C ------------Rt. 3, Bryspn City, N. C ------------------Box 302, Badin, N. C ----133 Azlington St., Rockingham, N. C --------Rt. 2, Box 104, Asheville, N. C Helen Fay Cain- ......... .... 2 6 lvey Circle, Wilmington, N. C Sandro Ann Coliendo ....... ..... W est College St., Stanley, N. C Mary Elizabeth Carpenter--- --------------- Rt. 4, Easley, S. C Nancy Elizabeth Choate ----- ----------- R t. 1, Pineville, N. C Doris JoAnn Coulter ------ --------------- R t. 1, Newton, N. C Stella Elizabeth Davis ----- ----- R t. 1, Box 75, Chesterfield, S. C Phyllis Ann Dawkins ----- --------- R t. 3, Rockingham, N. C Rotha Arlene Dawkins ----. ----------- R t. 3, Rockingham, N. C Harriet June Edney -------------- Box 618, Rt. 1, Spruce Pine, N. C Barbara Cornelius Everhart ---------- 413 Rowan Ave., Spencer, N. C Diane Duckett Everhart ----- ----- 1 16 Second St., Spencer, N. C Don Sain Forabee ------- ---- R t. 2, Box 309-A, Salisbury, N. C Nancy June Forabee ---- ---- R t. 2, Box 309-A, Salisbury, N. C Therese Mary Galligan ----- ----- 1 301 Midwood Dr., Gastonia, N. C Eunice Faye Goodman --.------- 814 S. Juniper St., Kannapolis, N. C Sue Carol Gurley -------.---- 570 Eleventh St., N.W., Hickory, N. C Nancy Ann Hartis ---------------- 513 E. 21st St., Charlotte, N. C Clara Rebecca Heath ----- ------- 4 07 Pine St., Greensboro, N. C Betty Ann Kiker -------- ----- 1 101 McAlway Rd., Charlotte, N. C Maggie Sue Loggins ---------------------- Rt. 2, High Point, N. C Sadie Irene McFadden ---------- CMR 332, Box 584, Charlotte, N. C Newyl Jean Morgan ------------------------ Rt. 1, Fairmont, N. C Mary Bernadette Oakley-- ------------722 Blair Ave., Hampton, Va Martha Sue Ray --------,. C Carole Ann Rickert -------------------- Box 422, lsle of Palms, S. Annie Lou Rowe --.--- Betty Lee Russell ------- Betty Lou Scruggs -------- Shirley Ann Shepherd -.--- Carolyn Louise Taylor ----- Peggy Jean Toomey ----- Betty Lee Walton ----- Peggy Ann Warren ---- Shirley Mae Windell ---- Jo Anne Woodie ---- 1402 Battleground Ave., Greensboro, N. C --------404 Sycamore St., Weldon, N. C -----------Rt. 2, Polkton, N. C ---------Rt. 3, Chesnee, S. C -------Rt. 3, Rockingham, N. 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To use it is a perfect delight . . .the EUMBEW It vanishes on Contact with the skin-and leaves anal anglwr to fasudmus freghness' 31-50 P T ' ' '5 ou com lflcly rotectcd- lus theeadded touch ofa , ., , y rf . P P Heh W ' Hin V f. f clean light scent . . . famous Blue Crass. . i X f -S I7 145 nxgk TOILETRIES STREET FLOOR 92 w fygffeg W' 'wi' 'Q J! , qw EM-13. '51 in .wwf Q1-K 1 ,A , 'S HW? Kofi W, .mug I- , 6 I' .fi ' W 2 aiwzl ..j.j.:' , 3 l Qi., Wi ' f mgzzrggy ' ff T 15 ,. ' 15 ' ff f rw .JV,, ,f mv-,., I , 1 A ,,...A..n- www- -Q- fA,C,,,,.,.,4 . MORRIS MEN'S SHOP 2l5 East Trade Street Charlotte, N. C. DOUGLAS G' SING Funeral Directors I335 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte, N. C. RADIO-TELEVISION AND FUEL OILS ED 2-2435 l300 East 4th Street Charlotte, N. C. 545 Providence Road WILSON TRANSFER CO., INC. 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