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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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Down the hos- pHal corndors busy feet HghHy tread seeking to give watchful and conf passionate care to the living and hope and comfort to the dying. This is the profession of mercy which we choose. In our search for knowledge we labor side by side, we experience joys and disappointments, we seek wis- dom, perseverance and self-control, we see dreams materialize, which we attempt to preserve in this edition of the MERCILITE. May this book serve as a token of our graHtude to allwvho have contdbuted to the reaHzaHon of our dreams. It is our desire, that all who pause to reflect over days passed will find their perusal will serve to produce a smile and will be a journey into the past of Moments to Remember which will become immortal in the intervening years The Editor h 4 MOMENTS Eaulcuts Administration Stdf A t Ad TO REMEMBER We, Che Seniors Little can we express what value your friendship holds. How often we in despair needed solace and were directed to it, we were discouraged and had our minds and souls rechanneled by you, who administer sweet peace in its essence. For the example of the life you live before us, for your unquestionable integrity in word and deed, we the Senior Class with gratitude dedicate the MERCILITE to you, Rev. Hilary G. Jakowski. 6 M' 'V Memories lingering over post hoppy experiences will ol- woys enfold you neorest to our heorts. We, the Seniors, wish fo express to you our oppreciotion for your kindness, for your directing ond teoching us to live hoppily ond wholesomely, for loughing with us in our goyer moments, ond for understonding us in our dejected ones. For teoching us self-socrifice ond pru- dence, toleronce ond kindness, by the exomple of your doily liv- ing, we the Senior Closs dedicofe the Mercilite to Sister Mory Consuelo. Qrafvfullgf Dedzcatc 7 Sutcr, M ditate fglikf' ,Q 7' ' H if W ,f 4 '1 Each clay in this, our chapel, an earnest prayer arises from our hearts to God to fash- ion us, as Christian nurses, after Christ's own practice of love and devotion-the words of which cannot be uttered without deepest feel- ing for the sick to whom we minister. Rev. Hilary G. Jakowski, M.M. i Q I ,I i . , -. 1, I4 1 1:0-M i ,, ' . i .l , 1 ,. .jY.y,:7,5 ,Ii T, V2 A ,yi ,,-. J., 4,34 ,F fj ML pf ' I ,i :Q-L,L,,, Sf :.,,-1.-cfs.vq9.f4w iyuh ,. Q ,V ,' 'Lfflfig ff . A , ff .Ls -N ' ual. C..lf-.42 C ff'---' fl J-Lek fy ,,f,, 91 ..ff cyk' C-,AL wh flu-fx-f-V 'ff-LU WMM! 5a f f 'Jiri We-Vt' 252' Leaf! c i jf w ,...L,L,f f , -N 1 f . i XX A T, I- , , 8 i 1 Q ,' ,. ' .'- i ,Q -' -'f F' f -, i of A , N J ,, 4, Y, ,I , . -t , ,lf -,-mf yt 'V V K, Jw .ff U. 4 , 7. ..A , fc - LW' Y-if -2 1, ',-- -2 , . 4 - - '---- 'f -- - -.rf c f , r- H- -- ,fi . ' . x ' 'f, 11 ' r J' 2' .f L' --A. ., Lf' ff ' ? 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Director, School of Nursing J' . Mrs. Julia Cooke, R.N., B.S. fix I Mrs. Helen Herlocker, B.S. Q , .. 5- . 3 -1 A X M .P A LK f A. M frfxfa, ei 42 Sister M. Elizabeth, R.S.M., R.N., B.S. J 0 E ik ii l X is Sq ' is NQ! Sister M. Evangelist, Mrs. Helen Ferguson, R.S.M., R.N., B.S. R.N., B.S., M.S. .Q.i,,,,,. ii Mrs. Lynn Jolly, R.N., B.S. Sister M. de Chantal, R.S.M., M.T. CA.S.C.P.J B,S. Miss Winona Torrence, R.N. r'W ' ilu, A lt., , K Miss Eliz. Winstead, R.N., B.A., M.A Sister M. Carmel, R.S.M., R.N., B.S. Sister M. Aquinas, R.S.M., B.A., M.A. gaculty M x ,I We Sister Stella Maris R.S.M., R.N., B.S. Sister M. Jean Baptiste, R.S.M., B.S., M.S., Mrs. Marion Driscoll, B.S. ffouscmothers J A 2 W-N 'MN Mrs. Mi Honw eor inc e Ely Mrs.P nw hil iQNhM.p, Miss Violo C ble A M YJ? Q CN 2 'Y' X' Mrs. H. L.E mon M S'J-FF 12 i 127 'QV Mrs. Julia C. Cooke Senior Class Advisor euiar Eluss Officers President Secretary . , . Treasurer it . Social Chairman Student Council. , A Student Council . . Joan Blossom . . Sue Gaddy . Helen Jones . Carol Norman ,Vickie Williams S . Sue Mauney Elizabeth Barnh llLizll Patricia Miles Bechtler llpatll Joan Bowie Blossom Joannie Julia Ann Crockett Crickett Bernice Ann Diehl Bernie If ,A e,g .. .... E , .J . i f ' :jj-6.921 2 , V- ,fl , Rv f ' X 4,- Spencer Elizabeth Dunn llsunnyll -.-...Ny -S 'Q A Miriam Ann Dyke llAnnIl Norma Louise Fletcher Fletch 1?- wy: 3 ,4 M Julia Blanche Frick Julie Rebekah ll ll Ile Gaddy , ,Y p, ' 4 ' 1 r 'Ci 75 ., if '7 J' ., H L' , A ,W .- V ,, WMS . :wp , kmfwwvwfw' Rebecca Ann Gleason llBeckyll X419 A + . Claudia Faye Harris Faysey Mae -wu- Helen Moe Jones HeIen ,Q ' ' ' ' A A ,,f .g f L Margaret Ann Kuperman Margaret a Katherine Patricia Lasley Ilpafll : M W! - ,ff an 4, Sue Mauney Susie Shirley Crowelenia Morris ShirIey Ann Carolyn Norman Carol Shirley Melissa Norwood ShirIey Cecelia Marie Schlegel Celia Oma Jean Townsend Jeanne fs ,ff Hazel Tucker Hazel ' ' ' 1, , ...M YNY YW ,.,..zg, - ,W , I SJ wk, Mary Sue Webb Susie Barbara Rector Williams Bobbie Viola Marie Williams Vickie , K ,ff 9 fff X41 4 ff Y -, , ,, .M-.4,.1,,,,.,.:. -v.- - MM, .,,. . . , ,. .. . f f www Annamarie Sybil Willms llAnnll 4s- 1 Y Josephine Ruth Wyatt llsuell 1 ,Made Of Uzis A 1 gm 7,5 , I Smiars Jn Action W I Qiifilhe. Qf ll 1, OF'-32 5 -'sm . Graduation Clzauglzt Your daughter Mm ,And Dad On this my day of gladness My Graduation Day, There's just one thought I cherish Just one thing I'd like to say. I am proud of you -- and grateful For every thing you've done, Your love - your help - your kindness It's no wonder I have won. If I had had the choosing Of my parents - well you see There are none I could have chosen Who could rnean so much to me. So I'm very glad to tell you With this little bit of verse That l'm proud to be your daughter As l'm proud to be a nurse. copynghf...1959. II . In ll YSVZZ I-ler goal 45 'Q' Q 5 AY' 5, ,'Z LV ,. W 1 Q J rf f 23 2 rf' 5 ' ' 5, J , ,N P fur' I' ,ir 'hy . W 'lf 'l9DQ?Ql 552 A , E b 4 QQ .ff aff X I nf V' KIIIOI' YF Qf Q 1 5 fifx f ,fl ,J ' fu f , 1' ,,5A M f ,Q 4 1 ,ff'ffgmp f, W, ' ,fy4wCZQeg 7 W,,gf4N,' 4' , ' , 'J 'ff , v7 M ,J ' 92,57 ff . ,f WW , ' 1 i V ,. Q A , Hinp.?w .mmmmff ff2f zzafifuzf 0 vW3y.:,,z..wf . J ' N ff z P , 1- f .a? 1 ' I ,af g,g , W 3 5 I fa r 5 6 , 0 I 1 . ' xt If - -A ., , L : 'HM' f 46 ' ,. . l, r lh. 9-V Q' Jw fi? V, ,Wm 7 Q ff f .wwf 'fff 7 ,,, ,W bi 4, 3 If , ' 1 J,Q,.x A ., , Q 'X . 4 ' Q L- B321 ,M Moi. M A lr lf b y , pw- 4:1-n, W f. f f 5 ,f 1 4 ,.--.Y 5'i A fufarmally -wi! '39 W . . W ?,V:, , p x 1 A 4 ,f f. : 1 4.1 if 'Q' 'w 1'2'.'.tv: ' ...,..,.,,, A nv Patsy Bechtler cuiar 'Wi I 3 MosT LIKELY TO SUCCEED . im. Jean Townsend 4 4- BEST ALL ROUND NURSE 48 Personalities Vickie Williams MOST INTELLECTUAL 5 X1 ,.,-ff Cecelia Schlegel MOST TALENTED 49 Who flaw X it 6 4. A l 4-NJ Liz Bornhill MOST DEPENDABLE Joan Blossom MOST COURTEOUS 50 frccllvd sf Margaret Kuperman FRIENDLIEST ,M Q Sue Mquney BEST DRESSED 51 1- - Judy Crockett MOST VERSATILE W WW. f U, ,' 2 ff Norma Fletcher WITTIEST 52 Last Will ,And Zcsiament We, the Senior Class of Mercy School of Nursing, being of sound mind and body, do hereby give our last will and testament this year nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. Article I To Sister Mary Jerome, our sincere appreciation for helping us to realize that our goal once viewed from afar is now a reality, and for guiding us down well-worn paths to priceless experience, nursing skill, and dedication to humanity. r Article ll To Father l-lilary, our deepest gratitude for helping to mold us into Christian nurses, and for his understanding and willingness to offer a kind word or helping hand whenever the need Cl FOSS. Article Ill To Sister Mary Elizabeth, our thanks for having served us so amiably as Student Council Advisor. Article IV To Sister Mary Consuelo, for having been our prefect, for making our second floor more lovely with her plants and the beautiful displays on our bulletin board and for having stood by us, we leave our thanks. , Article V To Sister Mary Carmel, we leave our gratitude for nursing us through our illnesses. Article VI To Sister Mary Emmanuel, we leave our thanks for her unfailing efforts to satisfy our hunger and please our appetites. Article VII To Mrs. Julia Cooke, we leave our sincere appreciation for her loyalty and devotion as our class advisor and our MERCILITE sponsor, for her willingness to help no matter what the task, and for setting for us a good example, both as a professional nurse and a personal friend. Of her we can always say, Twas her thinking of others, made you think of her. Article VIII To our faculty, who have exercised great patience and sincere interest in helping us to be- come a success, we leave our thanks and a hope that even though you have aged ten years in the past three years, you will think of us kindly when your mind travels the past. Article IX To Mrs. Driscoll, we leave our thanks for able help in searching for material in our library. Article X To our head nurses, we leave our gratitude for their help and a new efficiency record with a space provided for good remarks only. Article XI To the l-lousemothers, we leave our thanks for the hot food in bed while we were sick, wait- ing for us until we returned, making sure that we arrived home safely, and a bottle of foot balm for obvious reasons. l Article XII To the Night Supervisors, we leave our gratitude for their help on our first shifts of night duty, and for the courage they offer by being near if they are needed. Article XIII To the Staff Nurses, we leave automatic bed pan carriers. Article XIV To our doctors, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for your gracious help and pa- tience in the last three years. 1.1 53 Article XV I, Elizabeth Barnhill, leave my fund raising campaign to Shirley Bess along with my ardent ability to incorporate fun and enthusiasm. ' I, Patsy Bechtler, leave my 20-90 vision to Geraldine Belcher with a request that I might borrow her contact lens for dances so that I can see with whom I am dancing. I, Joan Blossom, leave my angelic temperament to Nancy Warren. I, Judy Crockett, leave my ability to win friends and influence people to Patricia Rea. I, Bernice Diehl, leave my love for the South to Jeanine Van Kerckhove Save that Confederate money, boys. I, Bunny Dunn, leave my love for bopping to Nancy Canfield with the request that she do it only during quiet hours - I did. I, Ann Dyke, leave my love for Mad Comic books to Hettie Melvin. lMe Worry?l I, Norma Fletcher, leave my minor surgery but take my Surgeon with mel I, Julia Frick, leave my ability to appear neat and well dressed at all times to Kate Holder. I, Sue Gaddy, leave my daintiness and femininity to Jo-Ann Wynn. I, Becky Gleason, led two lives lS.N., Mrs.I for three years. This ability along with my perseverence I leave to Jean Fulk. I, Faye Harris, leave the road to Rockingham open for Joyce Welch. B I, Helen Jones, leave my impulsive and plain spoken manner to Ann Smoot. I, Margaret Kuperman, leave the hair style I made famous to Jean Taylor. I, Pat Lasley, leave my love for ambulance drivers to Margaret Batson hoping that she will investigate the resources therein. I, Sue Mauney, leave my natural curiosity to Ruth Ann Goforth. I, Shirley Morris, leave my love for children toJudy Blair. I, Carol Norman, leave for the chicken farm. Ya'lI come to see us when you can. I, Shirley Norwood, leave my ability to introduce my every sentence with You know what? to Fonda Cumbie. I, Cecelia Schlegel, leave my socially happy three years to Yvonne Joseph. Il, Oma Jean Townsend, leave my sincere thanks to the student body for the opportunity to represent you at our I959 National Nurses Convention and my love for nursing to Daphne Stowe. I, Hazel Tucker, leave my love for Dix Hill to Pat Williams and Carol Martin. I, Sue Webb, leave my typewriter with the broken backspace to next year's annual staff and request that they will regard it in reverence. It met a five minute deadline. l, Bobbie Williams, leave perseverence, a will and o way to the next most eligible person. I, Vicky Williams, leave my ability to be a nonconformist to Jody Adkins and Barbara Foster. I, Ann Willms, leave in hopes of finding a gentleman who may prefer blondes but will settle for a brunette. I, Sue Wyatt, leave my love for Kure Beach and all its natural resources to Peggy Mark- walter. THE SENIOR CLASS Witnesses: THE HAPPY IMBECILES. 54 1 f N ,. junior 611155 0 ficcrs President .,.... Vice-president ..,, Secretary .... Treasurer ..,... SociaI'Chairman . . Student Council . . Student Council ..,, . . ,funiars . . Daphne Stowe , . Cathy Swoope Libby Leatherman . . . A Jean Gryder ...ir Ann Srnoot . Nancy Warren . . Fonda Cumbie 55 W ADVISOR, Sister Mary Elizabeth Jo-Anne Adkins Margaret Jane Batson Gearaldine Belcher Shirle Tem le v P, Bess, not pic- tured. Joanne Ca rol Brooks Nancy Lee Canfield Frances Chunn Fonda Embler Cumhie Ba rba ra Foster Margaret Jean Fulk Peggy Godfrey Ruth Ann Goforth Jean Elizabeth Gryder Patricia Kate Holder Yvonne Marie Joseph Mary Elizabeth Leatherman Margaret Anne Markwalter Q l1h 1-QQ. WW so asus? V 1' M Q39 gif V x,y f ' Q. diana- 'Wi io- juuiar 56 if-. T Us 'luu-...' If .395 -uma- I fi a 'cz'-ff Not Pictured We-N ,Q eg-.. 'Q-we f 1 W W l ,M ' rms 'Dx if 4 J A D I .L l 'ii ..., Q YL, r Q thi Q 'X 'W f , ' QW., U' av P X X x 1 'Qi 611155 Nancy Louise Marlowe Joyce Carole Martin Hettie Juanita Melvin Patricia Ann Rea Rosalie Mary Smith Ann Mercer Smoot Daphne Nichols Stowe Catherine Gandy Swoope Betty Faye Taylor Jean Louise Taylor Jeanine Marie Van Kerckhove Nancy Anne Warren Joyce Welch Patricia Wray Williams Joanne Camille Wynne Peggy Ann Yates 'Q E5 Nl 3 S3 Qs Xu R Nx E 3 53 ix S 3 i fix Mm t sl 1, 3:.g:I' ADV I SOR--Mrs. Ferguson Loy Alexander Anne Pace Armstrong Linda Baker Valinda Beall Judith Charlene Blair Mary Ann Blanton J anet B rown Mary Evelyn Broxton Rhonda Eplee Mary Ellen Fesperman Elizabeth Anne Francis Catherine Freeman Kathryn Galligan Judith B. Hahn Katherine Alexander Harriss Jean Hawk Carolyn Eudora Horton ,rg ff 'Q 11, 'Fax M. s....A. vm., fm' N. YF'-v WT iw, .-. fX .QR K 'lbs'- ff ,-QM, ,-- 'VX fvx -up-9. Qreshmuu 2? 45 6. ,tw f -bf. ne- Ci? Judy Carol Jones Vivian Joseph Sheila Sue Kelly Vivian Kelley Susan Kolodny Clara Marie Maher Kathie Martin Anne Mueller Betty Lou Rice Nancy Carolyn Scruggs Rebecca Short Janet Noviene Snuggs Monia Szczerbiak Donnalene Taylor Judy Williams Camilla Yelton s judiciary Kaard President ..A.....,. Judy Crockett Vice-president ....A,.. Ann Willms Secretary .......... Fonda Cumbie Treasurer r.,.,., Peggy Markwalter Social Chairman . , Elizabeth Barnhill Advisor ...... Sister Mary Elizabeth Student Hound! 62 ' 'Mamruls C0 Kemcmber ' ' Now as a wonderful dream is about to become a reality, thoughts wind themselves among events that have become immortalized in our hearts. These we shall attempt to preserve here so that they may commemorate forever what we have shared together. September eighth, nineteen hundred, fifty-six, marked the starting point in our Our chosen career of nursing. We arrived and were greeted by Sister Mary Gertrude, Sisteif' Mary Carmel and upper classmen. We were shown to the rooms which were to become our new? homes. Sister Gertrude with her graciousness reminded us that she would assume the role of our mother away from home -- a part which she played to the fullest capacity. We were entertained on the lawn by a wiener roast with Sister Gertrude doing the honors. Our first glance at the hospital with its strange, unmistakable medicinal odors, and its busy corridors gave us a new and heretofore unexperienced thrill. Our first week at Mercy was filled with activity, hospital tours, movies, and a picnic at the Red Fez Club. The climax came on Saturday, September sixteenth when at eleven-thirty, A.M., forty-nine unrecognizable preclinicals emerged in pigtails, dresses and maid's aprons, bobby- sox and high heels and carried broom, bucket, and toothbrush in hand. While the blazing sun was at its height we began a stately march around the block and ended our stroll in St. Patrick's Garden to perform any antics of the seniors' choosing. We cleaned their rooms until well in the afternoon and scrubbed the walk with our tooth brushes. Amid all our activities, we bowed our heads to theground as the seniors passed and serenaded them with How Green I Am and truer words were never spoken. All violations were sorely regretted at nine-thirty P.M. when we were made to pay for all mistakes at rat court. When carefree fun of initiation and parties subsided we began classes that were to con- tinue for seemingly endless days and weeks of persistent study. Classes necessitated the fre- quent burning of the midnight oil. ln November we began hospital practice. The profound satisfaction we derived from those experiences and the inexcusable messes we made shall not be soon forgotten. At last the first plateau of our goal had been reached. May fourth began with a Mass and our capping breakfast. At six o'clock, P.M., thirty-five happy student nurses marched in carrying in our hands the symbol of our achievement, our cap. After a short vacation we returned to resume our duties. Everything seemed different now that we were wearing our cops. ln August we began night duty and the weeks and months that lay ahead were filled with new adventures, many happy, many sad. Along the wayside many of our classmates depalgted for various reasons and with each one went a portion of each of us gor the things we had Shared together. During our Junior year Sister Mary Jerome came as our irector. . February marked ourfirst separation when affiliation to Dix Hill began for our class. Summer passed and thenthe tall and September saw another plateau reached, we .re- ceived our blue bands, signifying that we were seniors. Our Senior Year has been a happy one but as it convenes we look with ambivalence toward graduation when we will feel sorrow for the familiar faces we will miss, the happy times we have shared, and happiness forthe successful obtaining of our goal. We go forth with a cul- mination of knowledge with which we shall sustain and nourish the soul as well as the body of man and in the darkness may we be the light. 63 V- - --an ul 4 2 51 if C, I N Elizabeth Bornhill Business Monoger Mcrcilife Omo Jeon Townsend, Editor s x Mrs. Julio C. Cooke Sponsor ,g-n- - A 9-9-Iii' 'lim lzixlllnm 1:11 I 'za E 'i ni Q H 'ww-If ' wi-4 ,I 'wail ...4 1uu.q W --......t., 4 1 ..,,.,w , , ' has Sue Webb Chairman, Typing Committee Ann Dyke Choirmon, Art Committee me-....,,,,..,,,.---1 Q. 1: --4.---u....,,,, Est! C 5.-f , w M 'W .Q if Q XS-mai-n.,,,... A 4 3 ,J 9 If QM , W fl qw . ' lx? if 1 W .isf A 6' Y me A V, J' K -I , .V ...Yi-Q Julia Frick Choirmon, Loyout Committee Cecelia Schlegel Chairman, Photography Committee Mb, ,Q ,x ekwx . A ff. ' ' ,, M.,,,,qm 3251, Z, A i WQKW:-W 9 K , ,tii,V 5 4'---v--11, i ,,.,,, MW 1 few ' M ,A we Q , K? AE 55 A X X NX 'XXX 1 fl .H L 'Q X 5 ' ' .' V, .- A ' '. 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Your Home of Better Values STANLEY SUPER DRUG COMPANY 1949E 137th St t Ch ltt N thC1 ELIZABETH PURE SERVICE CENTER 7th East Caswell Road Servicfe-Pick up and Delivery Hours: Week Days 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. Owners: Sundays 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Frank and Wayne Davis STANLEY'S SODA GRILL 1949 East 7th Street Phone FR 7-9160 STEVE JORDON Timely Gifts PH. FR. 7-9160 for all occasions BAKER'S JEWELRY Ring Sizing-Remounting-Sales 6? Service Fine Watches - Jewelry Repairing Billy Baker 1949 E. 7th St. Charlotte, N. C. PENGUIN DRIVE-IN 1921 Commonwealth Avenue SHRIMP - CHICKEN - BARBEQUE 91 Q--una--...mfr -.. .Y FRICK, CLOTHIER MEN'S CLOTHING STORE Compliments to the Seniors 146 S. Center St. GOLDSBORO, N. C. Bus. FR 5-3469 Phones: Home EX 9-1624 REECE BAKER AUTO MART Carefully Selected Cars REECE BAKER 1201 W. Trade St. Owner CHARLOTTE, N. C. VILLA HEIGHTS BEAUTY SHOP SHAMROCK FABRIC SHOP 2019 Shamrock Dr. Dan Rivers Burlington Mills 1716 Pegram St. FR 6-0372 . u Woolens Sewing Notions Patterns BEST WISHES TO OUR GIRLS FROM MERCY 1318 W. Morehead FR 7-9166 AIIDERSDN Restaurant 1617 Elizabeth Avenue Bar-B-Q Steaks Seafood Chicken CURB SERVICE CARRY OUT l D ui CHARLOTTE FoR GIFTS THAT PLEASE BRACE SHOP At ,,ManufaCtm-ers of Orthopedic The Dzamond Store of Chcvrlotte and Surgical Appliances Doctors, Buildmg BROWNLEE JEWELERS Charlotte, N. C. 108 S- Tryon St. ED 3,0260 4 Charlotte, N. C. GREEN 8: WILSON SMITH'S ESSO SERVICE BROS. NURSERY 1635 E, 4th Street Wholesale - Retail Nothing but Quality Charlotte, N. C. 5030 N, Tryon Charlotte, N. C. Compliwzenfs of GARRET WENCK 8m GARRET SOUTH'S LARGEST MOBILE HOMES DEALERS The World is your doorstep when you own a mobile home. 3214 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. ED 2-5560 93 CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE 1800 W MOREH EAD THOMAS AND HOWARD COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS CHARLOTTE, N. C. KALE-LAWING COMPANY Stationers - Pirinlters 227-229 South Tryon St. BEST WISHES JONES 8: PRESNELL STUDIOS 1217 Elizabeth Ave. Phone ED 4217 We Specialize in Life Size Paintings CHARLOTTE COLISEUM Public Ice Skating Intermittently All Year Watch Your Paper for Schedule Information: Call ED 3-9831 CARTER'S ESSO SERVICENTER Moons CARTER Phone ED 2-9571 1434 Morehead Street Charlotte, N. C. Congratulations to the Graduates with Bffsf W ish 0.9 Of HARRIS SUPER MARKETS, INC. Charlotte, Gastonia, Salisbury THE FRIENDLIEST STORES IN TOWN FAIRES TRAILER SALES 3217 North Tryon Street Charlotte, North Carolina For the finest in a new home or used mobile home see the Fairest Dealer in the South. DENT'S DRIVE-INN Last Place on the Right Wilkinson Blvd. GOOD SANDWICHES GOOD BEVERAGES GOOD SERVICE 95 1:...-...-- HOTEL BARRINGER COMPLIMENTS OF Charlotte? Newest 350 Rooms 426 N. Tryon Street For Reservations Call T E X A S ED 3-0331 EASTWOOD GOLF CLUB, INC. Owned Sz Operated by Mr. Sz Mrs. Clayton Heafner Plaza Sz Potter Road Charlotte, N. C. V I 96 STANDARD PLUMBING Q CONGRATULATIONS HEATING CO. Graduating Class - 2117 Shamrock Dr. 1909 E13 3-2620 E11 2-7624 Plumbing - Heating Sheetrnetal Work - Built up Roofs IVEYS SERVING CHARLOTTE SINCE 1927 COLISEUM STORK MQTQR RESTAURANTS C O U R T Famous For Steaks 65 Kababsn 3016 N. Independence Blvd. Stork NO' 1 Baldwin Circle 150 Rooms of S'COI'k NO. 2 Comfort FR 7-1501 By Auditorium Coliseum FR 6-7066 ED 2-2326 .U-f-1...-5-..v.-v...f -.-. Y .- 7 .- , Congratulat1Ions Compliments of LOMAN SUPPLY 8z EQUIPMENT co., INC. . 509 S. Edgeworth St. - Greensboro, N. C. 500 Dalton Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Phone BR 3-8253 Phone FR 7-3-121 P. O. Box No. 2738 COMPLIMENTS OF P E C A N G R 0 VE 98 HO TOY Good L11c'lf Chinese 81 American Restaurant 1220 Thomas Avenue Charlotte, N. C. CHARLOTTE .FENCE BUILDERS 4701 Wilkinson Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. EX 2-1555 CHAIN LINK FENCES RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL MECKLENBURG HOTEL 516 West Trade St. Charlotte, N. C. WALKER'S DRUG STORE Hawthorne Medical Center 225 Hawthorne Lane Dial FR 6-6437 Delivery Service MUSIC INCORPORATED Conn Organs Lester Pianos Records BEL AIR MOTEL US 29 North Charlotte, N. C. Owner and Manager Jack Ihilnliirzs HARRILL'S BAR-B-Q Barbecue at 'if's Best 1025 Kings Drive Telephone ED 4-8808 Across From Doctor's Bldg. HARRY C. GARNER Painting - Decorating Interior XL Exterior Specializing in R6SZ'fl6'IIC'6'S FR 6-8029 2823 Shamrock Drive . , ' A I M Spwpwjfjjydniyj IJ' ,pg V5 A 4 W W! Q!W6Xfr'Wj H5 I ! ff ef!! . JE f f' , Qy1f'5, p1M!!11QxVM W ' li' 311 W 75 4 1 ff V x I aqymw-'slr 'wvw v , ld- ' - ,null ' 'X' ' ' 4 1 ' ' 4-1 f ' - Q' -Q -V -' 'J , 1 I . ' 1 - ' 1' ' x f ?1.W-L v I Yi ' .' l I v up 1' , rv V K 1 , I .qw ...vyw,:..,m.l..!,.N N! t ' A' ,' ' . ' 'f-. 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