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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1960 volume:

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'r ' 1. n u . , , J IX, P. r' 4 . '3A3?.'g7': 9T'etv4' 'fm ,-. ' .w 7 -'-Q , L ,.x ' 4 r ,' v ' X , V ' 4 ,' - ' 'hir . X5 Y ' 'L' f - r Y fl - ' x,:71.,, 'I . f..-'Jw ,wr f ,.,,,ax, I 'f ,xr--.'Q-Tx'-fx' ' .A .f , , ' X un- --1 . Siren, 5114, I 3 A ' 'in' .- ,JK I ri' '. ' -' V ,X .ff 5 - N'f x L' 3' -2- ., xx Ii, lf , W' u 'fi x . -V-. -ac -.,. I' ' ' , vb- ' . xr, ? P' 4 P' ,rf .x I tx X1 f,- fu nuff. .M-vis:-in-ilfli 'Wm N fl ' 4' M Presenting ,, fi 4 A J, 'ai X IRL H? ik. . - 'Q' 'I .1 X S ' I 3x w , f 5 ! .., I ,FXS i .N !i fy - V x y 'Jr---1' ' - Q Mak ' New - f. J The 1 960 errilite Pufilisneci Eg ffie Senior Class of Mercy Hospital Senool of Nursing Co-editors - Peggy Mare Business Manager walter Ann Smoot - Pat Rea 301' eword As we grow in wisdom and knowledge, we perceive that each day brings with its sunrise, new joys and trials which each must fit into her life and accept. This is especially true in this noble profession which we have chosen to follow as our lifc's work. As we turn the pages of this edition of our annual and glance over the living proofs of our associations with each other, it is with grateful affection and fond remembrances that we thank those who have given their best and strived to provide the BEST OF EVERYTHING for us as a whole. We also realize in reliving the moments on these pages, how we will miss the closeness we have established among ourselves, the delight we felt in sharing the good and bad times as a whole, really unit-ed. It is our fond hope, that it will be felt, that we, as a class and as individuals, succeeded fully in giving OUR BEST TO YOU. c n ' 4 in ,, , a - . cy, I 'fi ,wk -id fi My , I'-X tj 4 m ,, ........am,f., .......,..-..- ,Z Xwvxvx ., , ' ' we Rememher mx. u ' , x r. X , -XX .. y ,XX V I Keep us, O God, from pettinessg ,f let us be large in thought, in words, in deed. '4 Let us be done with faultfinding, j and leave off self-seeking. May we put away all pretense and meet each other face to face-without selfpity, l and without prejudice May we nevel be hasty in judgment and always genel ous Let us take t1me for all thlngs Make us to grow calm serene gentle Teach us to put 1nto act1on our better lmpulses stra1ghtfo1 ward and unafrald Grant that we may reahze It 1S the l1ttle thmgs that cleate d1ffe1 ences that 1n the blg thlngs of hfe we ale at one And may we strlve to touch and to know the great common human heart of us all and O Lord God let us forget not to be k1nd . 1 w ' . o 1 . I . . 10 1 .. X 9 9 ' l . . . . N My . . 1 . . . . . . . 1 . A . . . . ' y ' 1 . 1 9 1 9 ' , u . . V, n . I , 1 e sg ' uv'-1' ' V ., . 5 X .... . , 4 - If f If I I 1,1 'Y , , 1 'ffl ' ' ' ' 5 xv QX- X . ,,..,,, .,..., 2 --f-- -- llfe, Zhe Seniors , Many years have passed since I was first given to your care. These years are filled with your kindness, understanding, and always present praise which kept me from failing in my dream to become a nurse-a dream which is now fulfilled. Our shared joys, sadness, make me appreciate that you are my Mother and my Dad. My gratitude abides and flourishes in my heart for your faith so strong and enduring. You, my parents, are my ideal and my inspiration, and I pray God to make me more like you. 6 . ...., v A-nf 2.-L 1, ,, ' 2' I . E,' 1' ,' ,-' F 'T' , 1 ,'Q','!-Jill :nf ' lf, V ' ', '. 1. K -5-QF: To be able to feel security in any way is of greatest value to an in- dividual. To be aware of the fact that there is always someone who Will listen to your side of the storyg who will give wise adviceg who will pro- vide a shoulder to cry ong and will give of herself untiringly, no matter what the situation, with great understanding and love-this is an essen- tial need. And, this is what you have provided for and offered to us. This is why We will miss you first and foremost above all others. We will re- member the encouragement that came when all seemed to have failed. We will remember the moments of gaity and laughter that predominated over the bad times. We will think of all these things and realize why we, the Seniors of the class of 1960, your first class, dedicated the Mercilite to you-SISTER MARY JEROME. tafefully Dechcafe 7 lgg-ggaap Dear jesus, Model And Qnspirafion Cf 5He Nursing Profession. F th H ll Ch plain 8 Rev. Mother M. Benignus R.S.M. President of Sacred Heart Academy Rev. Mother M. Raphael R.S.M. Administrator Mercy Hospital Administration 'Z' dwg ,, . Sister Mary Jerome, Directress of Nurses Sister Mary Christine, Dean of Education 9 M , Haculiy 1 X CV ,WO K , 'A 1 11 A , RWM., Sister M. Evangelist Sister M. de Chantal Miss Elizabeth Wmstead R.S.M., R.N., B.S. R.S.M., M.T. fA.S.C.P.J B.S. R.N B A M A dlrnxx www, ,.,. Cf Mrs. Helen Ferguson R.N., B.S., M.S. Mrs. Winona Levie R.N. Mrs. Julia Cooke Mrs Lynn Jolly R.N., B.S. R N B S .,,, 152. 4 4. . Marr, . f ,f-.!t..,'f' , , vi., .., 4 gg ,W A M9155 -,K 5 . 'R R ,Jj 2f , Q 2 4 , giiv , ,W S N , ., 'Nr-M .- ff' l . wi, seg? X 9 V:-.H Ax, f I 'i i Not pictured: Sister M. Elizabeth R.S.M., R.N., B.S. Sister M. Carmel R.S.M., R.N., B.S. Sister M. Jean Baptiste R.S.M., B.S., M.S. Sister Stella Maris R.S.M., R.N., B.S. Mrs. Marion Driscoll B.S. IO 11-I f X U3 YYY'-.., Mrs. Billie Eatman Mrs. Nancy Frazier S e c 1' e i ati e s IQ ll Housemot H ers Mrs. Pearl Winchell ,SZ I R S N'-4 A A r- ' X, s Miss Viola Cauble www, 12 Mrs. Miriam Farly W :K I i-,6'.'v -4 1- ml' Apwlw-nl .5 Mrs. Julia Cooke Advisor '1-,X y f- 1- in Senior Class Officers Cathy Swoope ....................... President Jean Gryder .. .. Vice-President Frances Chunn . . ..... Secretary Jean Fulk ..... ........ T reasurer Jean McAvoy .... . . Social Chairman Senior Class I3 7 ,F rn if M f- -ng -'-ww 4.44 :sau mv sham' - -J vu X Xxx. 1 -- ' I 5 Q , , --zf' . f .:. -.yn , . . :eg 1,4 W5 , ,W ,,.f'f':f 'gy f V' yn , -.mm-1-f-.f ,rn liH.HlllllHIlliAL..hxM1A-. l U14 ILULLIL 'T JL Qs- v 31:1 Q ' ' ' QL: gf 1,1 .Umm,.wm.ufrf22Q,mkfAea17i9oW2A,92-,mhafi419ff1r1it:r3-f'fP-- i-sixikxxxxixxi but mmgxwbglf.-3:-l.4,l . f 's i - 'W 3 if I fm, .. f , ' 'f'7WfQ. Mfm ' If I4 f if O. V x f AMW ' , has fn! N f f I , ' , 5 I 'Q,.,,a-. f ' WM? wwkww ff , E if A ff V ,x,,. ,, 5 ,73 ' 'Y' my ,vugywfn ' ,ff l SAW, -,ww 'Q I 5 :. 6. wierd 1' I X fy! f !A,,,,,sX N Q , 'U , f , N x 1 ,1 W , ff f W ff! ' - if , M mf W 2 zw 1 J I 2 ?g9tbX ,f ., , ii ff ' 2 ., f-AGM 41- I ' fl ff -ser 'W 'fn i7 Q 4113.4 W , f ., , 1 -W wx , 5 4 X I M A-,.b! ,4 fy I 1 f f T? '-ff' ' ,if ...W Wa, K 'N ' 4 filth' Tsf 1' S f' 4 . , N y ,, ,, 1 av 3? IU? Zfie Bes e l -T A le 4 l -X 1 U, Q , 7. . Q ' f 4 ' fa-I wr, 0 kd I X ' V 4 L E. Shirley Kate Jean naive, wedding attractive, humble Baseball, 00W,f2lSi0H L Hettie Faye hasty, complimentary anxious, polite Fonda Daphne Nancy Mama , intelligent confidence, Sports Cars COLTS, Cmlfiddllf x 2 - , A! 'bl QI 5 an 1 3 nl , f I ,, ' a - 1 t, , , 31 'J M KWAWM X' -- 4312 7+-W. 2211 - Cf Sverytning l l Ann Jeanine Betty considerate, Dahlin' Dimples, charmer Chicken pox, personality it -f ....... Peggy Yvonne Versatile, Little Bit. Pharmacy, cheerful Ruth Ann Cathy Peggy understanding, tooth brush Navy, generous S'1Cf'1J,SH1Z.1C'.Q H 1 Margaret sqz1int,', cute I 5 l uf.- rv- .-4, mm 44. ' ' 'Ylilk-hr, Zfie Best 13.5 Q x 55:5 ,e 35 1' Fx: I ,A.' 2 1 , f ' .f K .. 1 , W f 'qv -9.11. 1, 3 5 Q' ' . 4 A in 2 , 5 Q' 1 I V, 4 Jody Pat 1'eade1 ', popular trzmzpct, frielzflly ......... .....,......... - Z W..- -....i,,.,,.,. ,' ' -W... -.-..........,. P ........ 9-W-....,...,,. W. -4..- ,..,,,..,,,,,, 1? , iv. . '. 4W,' 1 M-u, 's I z 1 ,, Q 'fi QM I K I - if, 1 . V wi 3 11 PM Geraldine Store , Sensible good-hearted, talented Jean Carole Nancy nightmares, bewildered wifiy, inclcpenflcnf I'z'fu1o, Portia' Cf Sveryining Jean braces, professional ' : A if . 1 4? gp. I Joanne Snuffy rlc'c'o7'afz'011s, mr licncv v.vfr11z'c1gunf, sf-nszfz Peggy Joann ub?'7'f1flfl?1Cf'u, PCl7'fI'C1flCl7' Iwi-m1-ful lIllSl1MH'UIlIllHHv spz'r1'fc'fl Barbara Joyce Frances giggles, helpful Rod , congr'nz'al f'tllIIl'l'l'S, cffz'z'z'r MMGW -if--' J an I T .M nu- ' ll M lr v , , ,,,,. , g V 4,,,,Tf3 I ' ' 14' Class Poem Three years we've been at Mercyg Each girl-a personal friend. Although this part has ended, A new life will now begin. Let's smile instead of crying, Walk with our heads held high, Be proud of our Mercy training 5 We know it's b-est, that's why! All o'er the land we'll scatter. But memories we'll each take away. All those wonderful memories That made three years like a day. May we each get the things that we long forg May we live our lives wisely each day, May our hands be for loving service, May God keep us always that way. Carole Martin 50 '7 5 91 93 MERCY SCHOOL OF Num Miss Mary Ann Blanton Miss Linda Baker President Vice-President unior Class Qfficers 0 .1 .. FS Miss Cam Yelton-Social Chairman Miss Nancy Scruggs--T'reasm'e7' Miss Valinda Beall-Secretary Mrs. Winona Levie Advisor 'Nr-.. SI ms Q.:Bmm, K N Y I - -'-- iw A W X ., , . . Q..-I 12 X 5 5 L 1-'W ,f, if: 4 .. Miss Loy Alexander Miss Elizabeth Francis Zyq l i , TN ,- HN? 46. 421. wa . ,. . x ' li ' Y .XX , 4' ,UN I sg. V 4 Miss Anne Armstrong ff Wi, -fe' -- ' 7 ,W ' ., IVV, . M ufgrwf, I Miss Mary Ann Blanton Miss Katherine Galligan 7 unior K Miss Linda Baker Miss Valinda Beall Miss Judy Blair Miss Janet Brown Miss Evelyn Broxton Miss Judy Hahn Miss Katherine Harris Miss Carolyn Horton' 115' U 2 52 1 l l in l 4 l I i Class if, sg Wifi' A Q .f My 'U' , f 'm .nr , M A 5. '9 A . ' . . 2 X I Miss Judy Jones Miss Vivian Joseph Miss Sheila Kelly Miss Susan Kolodny Miss Clair Marie Maher .A ,.,... ff. , 5' f f 'M X g., M ffm- f '+-. ,M I N 'Q ,ffzf HQ 'X ' ' ,tb ' .-:ki if s li uf O - f 7 . X, X , V if Zf Miss Ann Meuller Miss Betty Lou Rice Miss Nancy Scrupcgs Miss Rebecca Short Miss Janet Snuggs Miss Mania swei-biak Miss Judy Williams Miss Cum Yelton Nun,-W, 'ST' q'-vs. -A1 'Q we fl 53 irgg-. 4 N. .0 - ,Mk , y N V 'Q .:-Wzg., Vi we-V 1' S11-'Wi f1'f'F7-.Q1:1i'M :, m y war' 'A f V f F n ,-- -M ,i p :,wff.4mf17 'A , , - f T, .,,, N, I Q. ,. , , a., . n:.:1.qv .ff 1 ' Q D.:-M .f 2 2: :AZ-'EF -ji, ' M I . f -5 7. 3 ,, 'A . My bw' dm .Q x ' , , ' - 1, ..- V ., . ...-,,,.... , EI, f f, .. -if V F Q' f 5 A f f 1 Q -A 1? f Jw my f -4' J' 1 uf Q,kgQngwf . x C1 'fx k 41 Rui i,T.jf.g, , ,- 54 7'0- sw ' 4 ' ' 'sr ' H, 7,46 ,. A . 1 A , : fi v Q - 9' , 1 .h . 9 J '11 3 if 4 3 1 1' ,gf if Q K., -3. 1, v ' fhaff , 1 ' fi I M 4 -nv , X Yf v'f7,',' .Q 5 .,:f . I fr 53 . III df, I 9? N , fi I I 5 f Nw W E Hresfiman Class Qfficers President ...... Joy Jones Vice-President . .. ...... Susan Gilley Secretary .... . . . Rosalie Armstrong Treasurer ...... . . . Margaret Sheedy Social Chairman .... ................ N orma Yount Advisor ........ . . . Mrs. Rockwell CNot Pictured? 55 ir'-I-, was Susan Gilley Jane Hursey as-ag Louise Jernigan Joy Jones Linda Lee f5'resHman Rosalie Armstrong Suzanne Austelle Hope Drye Janet Eldridge Nancy Farmer li 56 i i 1 Barbara Martin Jane Massey Linda Murphy Alice Nolan Flavia Pace iN -kv Class in I 09 57 India Seapgrave Margaret Sheedy Helen Marie Slattery Dorothy Worrell Norma Yount Not pictured Sister Mary Camillus fast will We, the Senior Class of Mercy School of Nursing, being of sound mind and body, do hereby give our last will and testament for this year nineteen hundred and sixty. ARTICLE I To Sister Mary Jerome, our deepest and sincerest appreciation for the kindness, und- erstanding, and true friendship she has be- stowed upon us in our many hours of need. Also, a box of aspirin for the many head- aches we may have caused her and a box of dexedrine to replace the energy she lost con- soling us through the wee-hours of the morning. ARTICLE II , To Sister Mary Elizabeth, our thanks for the good nursing principles we learned from you while on your halls and your patience throughout our Junior year. Also, as a side- line, Sister, the Pharmacy and Switchboard. We will be talking about you-PARANOID I! ARTICLE III To Sister Mary Consuelo, three acres of snow in order to supply 3rd and 4th floor with snow-cream. As an added attraction, a pinch from each of us! C321 ARTICLE IV To Sister Mary Carmel, our thanks for the ice cream and pepsi's as a late snack while we suffered in the infirmary. ARTICLE V To Sister Mary Emmanuel, our thanks for bearing with our many complaints and a box of ginger snaps . ARTICLE VI To the Faculty, our appreciation for the interest you have shown in each of us and the good example you set in preparing to make us better nurses. Also, a prn order for Thorazine. ARTICLE VII To Mrs. Driscoll, our thanks for not charg- ing us for the many overdue books these past three years. ARTICLE VIII To our head nurses, our gratitude for bear- ing with us while we tried to learn and ended up making a mess of your halls. ARTICLE IX To the night supervisors, our thanks for your understanding of our many blunders. Also, our hiding places-hope you find them! ARTICLE X To the Staff Nurses, we leave a silent buz- zer system to cure all late evening head- aches. ARTICLE XI To our doctors, we leave our appreciation for your contributions in making this annual possible and also, a book on the Palmer Hand- writing System. ARTICLE XII To our Housemothers, we wish to express our thanks for the motherly love you have shown us these past three years. ARTICLE XIII To Mr. Richardson, we wish to thank you for the many favors and the good times you have helped us to have. Also, our fondest memories. ARTICLE XIV To the Juniors, we leave a cake of yeast hoping you will rise-to legally use the 5th floor T.V. Lounge. ARTICLE XV To the Pre-clinicals, We hope you find true happiness in your chosen profession. Also, ten corn plasters to use as you see fit. And Zesfamenf ARTICLES XVI I, Jody Adkins, leave my mirror to Loy Alexander. I, Margaret Batson, leave my dancing shoes to Cam Yelton. I, Geraldine Belcher, leave my ability to break everything I pick up to anyone unfor- tunate enough to receive it. I, Shirley Bess, leave my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Judy Jones in hopes that she will profit from my mis- takes. I, Joanne Brooks, leave a box of used crepe paper to the new Social Chairman of the Stu- dent Body. I, Betty Cartledge, leave my ability to win friends to the underclassmen. I, Frances Chunn, leave my diet pills to Linda Lee. I, Fonda Cumbie, leave Mercy for my own Pediatrics. I, Barbara Foster, leave so that the Char- lotte Traffic Bureau may once again have peace of mind. I, Jean Fulk, leave my dentist bill and braces to anyone who can afford to pay for them. I, Peggy Godfrey, leave to join Arthur and all the other Little Godfrey's . I, Ruth Ann Goforth, leave for the airport to meet Joe. I, Jean Gryder, leave my art for using witchcraft to Viviane Kelly. I, Kate Holder, leave my neat-hair-do to Susan Kolodny and Katherine Harriss. I, Yvonne Joseph, leave my medicine cab- inet to Mr. Colina. I, Peggy Markwalter, leave my complicated love life to anyone who can survive it. I, Nancy Marlowe, leave my voice to Viv- iane Joseph. I, Carole Martin, leave to Anne Mueller my ability to scrub for Dr. Brown, in hopes that she'll be prepared for anything. I, Hettie Melvin, leave my love for hillbilly music to Mike Jones. I, Jean McAvoy, leave the last of the single McAvoys to Alice Nolan. I, Pat Rea, leave my candy store to whom- ever is in dire need of money. I, Snuffy Smith, leave my overflowing social calender and date book to Mary Ann Blanton. I, Ann Smoot, leave the narcotic keys of 2nd East to Peggy Smith. Take care of them Peggy, that's an important job. I, Daphne Stowe, leave my sports car to Valenda Beal. I, Cathy Swoope, leave my supply of Dex- amyl to Alice Nolan. I, Faye Taylor, leave to join the Hennes- sey Program. I, Jeanine Van Kerckhove, leave for Holly- wood to sign a contract with M.G.M. I, Nancy Warren, leave my hair dye to Margaret Sheedy. I, Joyce Welch, leave my red curls to India Seagraves. I, Pat Williams, leave my band instrument to Kathryn Galligan. I, Joanne Wynne, leave my height to Dot Worrell. I, Peggy Yates, leave my collegiate life to Liz Francis and Janet Brown. THE SENIOR CLASS Witnesses: PEANUTS MOUSEKETEERS JUNIOR BIRDMEN gresfiman Snaps 'Wh Q eff ' aj Qui QD , fLfQm . mg? Q ,O Nx fo U I ,lr j Q0 K+ hw 'f' 2 xx' li , , I kTN I W , wk D A ,J ,JH ll A A . . . 15 ACflUlf16S 'x S ., no ,I A Ax at vi? ak, f s-LJ E41 603 G90 icqgf V , J' Ji , w 'U G Ny' . rlx. F ' u Lui . fy ' E , I v - , 2-QQ 'uv 'V 1 0 A 6 ,!f:y,f:x .f ' , 5 -f A Ann Smoot C0-Editor Mercilite Staff Pat Rea Business Manager If ,, x Peggy Markwalter Co-Editor Geraldine Belcher Art Editor f 4 19 X -I ' I ,. A- , + ll 1, ' ' MSW x J QW far rl fl is Gut Best I Mrs. Julia Cooke Moderator Nancy Warren and Kate Holder Typists I . gf 4 Joanne Brooks and Jeanine Van Kerckhove Photographers L. 5 ' nw? Ruth Ann Goforth and Cathy Swoope Lay-out editors Student Qovernmenf I f ' , f' if ii. . L A 'I' Mrs. Lynn Jolly Advisor President ...... Vice-President . . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Social Chairman .... 64 Daphne Stowe Fonda Cumbie Rebecca Short .. Judy Jones Joanne Brooks Co Captazns ' ' Snuffy Srmth 1. I l l , l . Fonda Cumbie S! -as Baslieiliall 5eam Standing, left to right: Janet Snuggs, Mike Jones, Holder, Jane Massey, Peggy Markwalter, Norma Fonda Cumbie, Sister Jerome, Cam Yelton, Vivian Yount, Geraldine Belcher. Joseph, Snuffy Smith. Kneeling, left to right: Kate 65 Mistletoe Ball Jffiyz 57, fob, 1 0 f Queen Fonda Cumbie Wa'-' if fU-few!! I I fn f g a i I w f El I n rg, ,w 1 V. W ,N ,I fr N W 1 , O , yll w W H, , 4. f , ,,, ,75 , , , f ,gif , 1 ff wywgw wif . -1 ' , i :,. ' 1 W y ff.-J M Q f X lvfdlwf ,, ,, ,, X, ,f 7, W ff 4 f f f I X X f f f, X f X -ff 4 ff f f f fy , f f f u If Q, ' Y MQW cflyff-7,5 , - f 'jffffm ,,,f, W, VV, W, , ,X 1 X' YNY NOMINEES Q 3 1 ? fiiiiydf X f fy Jody d ms ag i 4' 'W' - Q . ' of , Fonda Cumbie ff- 'X 1' Lf' Jean Fulk Q 'f f f ' 1 f 'f y fi yi V m f f 2 f f W , 4 lf , Nu . l H f r 3 y I' 1 S Peggy Markwalter Cathy Swoope Nancy Warren Peggy Yates H . ii M 5 ' Q-xv, f .fi V , A ' -1- 1. 5-we 1 f ' f A ff : eil .L lE gzf?...f i V -. , . 1 A -im M M . A .. ,..,1,,,, , . . ,E . Q -. if X fwg,-5 wiv' W-nfl 1 'bf ,I Vx .Qi 2 MQ? M-.,,M! ,M . 234 5 1- Q I A f , I, C , if lj A L V -3 X v Q x X x Q 5 72 I f ,ti E og'- N 'Nui af M 6 VM R? xll 1.1 I ggi: ,.4 v- 'bk bl , , ,Q A. UL 11 I V A 1 r Xa' .J wa 51 gi 1 K ' f ,QX w I X R 1 all if? gg: vx, S51 R5 Q Y ' 5 , 1 eshman Class Anthony-Diifector Fr M C1115 I'. N N Mercy Q1 Our Best 50 you Lf fi , at 1, A Gut Best E5 I E ,,.,.P-431 M : V 'B I N n , , gy 'ff' .lvl. H , 1 Ml . ,fffft NN f 'E Q Q gg 5 -If -13,1 XQNX 6wvL 3q:Kg X X. 1 1- . 1 .J 5 11 ,, 51 X J Q :lg ,f M' ' .9 .ge 'GQ 'r up if f 'Q W' we 1 ,, ,h ,eq . Q ,. CATHY SWOOPE . . . Best-All-Around Nurse 2 if to 1' W K DAPHNE STOWE . . . Most Likely To Succeed 70 50 you l l :A ......,,...i'o '1Z.ooi '11, T Y 1 ...,..... ,........,,,....... Momwfi, , , .,.--,...,..v.. ..Jf..... , ' -m Y ,, , . -N HM... .. , , ,,-, Y , M J .QM ....., f Wo, . mm... ,, ,...,...m.....v,..,,.,:....L..... , ,, A-, ., . W W V , Y ,mf U 5 ...,.4,,......-...-.--,....i..-.W . , M- fig .......... Wm ,,..ko,m W M' fx, .,,,.,,....l. .W ,- ,...v,,.--..,fST-If ,.,,.,,,.,..,...,,.,..............v..,,W,,w. ...,,.,,.M,, . , , , H...- ..v,,,.....,........ ,, . ......,,-...,....-.. ...,.- .. -W-4 wwf- ff - ' .,. .,....,,,,,,,,,..,,...-.,,-.....-.,-M....,.,.......t ,,, ., . ...... 1'-.,..,,a.......M --- ,pf-X ,. o I w , 'l .V K ! FONDA CUMBIE . . . Most Intellectual .A - mf-,...-.....A... ,.,..,...,,..i, -' -- A Y ,fam WJ, ,,,,.o,,...., 'V X V , z., .W.....2 .,.-,.W..,. -'-W , ,.... w,..a.....:, . ,. , . ... 0...-Lh..,....A k 5 as Qu ' -V f -.f'Q,,Q,:lffm,.....,...:.gfnlflfL2 ' --t m...At,.w.1.,,---,,,,, W H' ' f - Wfi- VMIEWW. M-QW. W ? ., ,.o.,,.,05J.....,..1.,..W,..,...,....... 7, ..,-sn, . ...A - We -M , JL. ..w..21..4.......,...,,,,,.. fi PAT REA . . Most School Spirited 71 Gut Best JOANN BROOKS . . . Most Dependable C227 PEGGY GODFREY . . . Friendliest 72 50 ou m .f-x:y.w if .fn , 1 JEAN GRYDER . . . Wittiest www V f9h. 115 'g Tr' 4 -Q PEGGY MARKWALTER . . . Most Versatile 73 MARGARET BATSON Best Dressed JODY ADKINS Most Popular UI' 3 ,Y xi lf... ...,. ., .. ,,.,....... rv... ... .V-...N-.1 ., , .,,.,,. Best 5 I Z g 2 I, -sfiriz 4 .zttffk OU GERALDINE BELFHER Most Talented C , I Q v ' , if i W, .-1 qw V , 4. 63 KATE HOLDER Most Courteous 55:2 Best Of Everything As dreams become a reality, we are re- minded of the past and gaze into the future -our future as a graduate nurse. Deeply stored in our hearts are the rich memories which we have shared in the climb for our goal. These memories not only fill pages in a book, but cling as a constant echo in our hearts. A sunny Tuesday morning, September 3, 1957, marked the beginning as forty-nine wide-eyed, shiny-faced country bumpkins descended upon Mercy, ladened with their choicest possessions-everything. Who was more frightened, Our new mother, Sister Mary Gertrude, the director, or us? Yes, this was to be home for three years. Such eager- ness and enthusiasm was uncomparable. Confused and frightened, the first week began in a whirl of picnics, Weiner roasts, orientations, tours, and last but not least, initiation, leaving us with the lasting im- pression that we were Probies green and new. Dressed as tramps, we began our day of exercises, scrubbing, cleaning, kneeling, bow- ing, singing, but most impressive, the aroma of Hoyte's perfume filled the air. All ended that night at rat court where each in turn paid her debt to the Seniors. Our minds now turned to more serious matters, and we settled down to classes, classes, classes-not to mention the many hours we burned the midnight oil. The dread- ed, yet longed for day arrived. The poor de- fenseless patients were put at the mercy of trembling probies in white aprons and black skirts. In February, Sister M. Jerome became our director and our new mother. First impres- sions were stern, but underneath was found warmth and understanding. May 10th marked another plateau as 39 happy student nurses received the mark of distinction and symbol of achievement-our caps. . Time passed, and with experience gained we began our specialties and psychiatric af- filiation. Our Junior year had come and gone, and in September we once again found our- selves standing before Sister M. Jerome as she placed our blue bands on our caps. At last, we were Seniors. We now face the future with great am- bivilance. As graduation nears, memories both happy and sad come to mind. The sad- dest being the departure of classmates along the way. Each with their memories and a part of all we have shared. The happiest moments are too numerous to recall, but have made their impression, Peanuts, The Mickey Mouse Club, our nightly sessions, Red-Fez Picnics, and our friend, Mr. Rich- ardson. We will all part and go our separate ways, but looking back, we will miss all the old familiar faces and things we have grown to know and love, especially those who have given their all. With sad hearts we depart, taking with us all the principles of life we have learned, going forth with one great impression, To work hard, pray harder, and love with all our might. Yes, here at Mercy we have found, and are prepared to give The Best of Every- thing. Rosalie Smith Snuffy Departments ,Q f , A, M W f ' X1 XI K. QC W 500 iiigvxfbv .J W -o ' f XX AIU! a WE A M ia IN I X W' Q3 77 1 J - 3eH.:f2'7 I , Wkificiigf.. 'S 1711701170 ZYPS-ei17v 'Nl'-A ,.,..f f AZ' Q 'Q wr -wg T35 Fi lf, ,,', .f 033 If K Q4-if ursing Service li lx ll if 5 l vm? W 5 :sf f Y - 'fx x 'Q fb ig Q, , ,, . M 3-pf: ff SJ ' 12 ,, 'J-A ' 'VW ' Q x .Q V l Zinn. NURSING SERVICE-Seated: Sister M. Jerome, Supervisor of Orderliesg Mrs. Carlene Ashley, secre RSM, Directress of nursing serviceg Mrs. Katherine tary. Griffin, Assn. Director. Standing: Mr. Tom Hager, ,-...Q ., , z lj SQ' l gf ff, ' A-n,s.!f',. , , I ., A .5fia,..: l w Miss Hildreth Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Patterson Evening supervisor Evening supervisor Night supervisor 78 4 . C U MEDICAL 1. V. fluid x 3 23 if ,f, 'J s, gavages, oxygen . . . UROLOGY H 1 79 fn rr 4-A , .W .E E! E1 H -l- .t5.E7.'.TAL1i1'-1 -04 155--:ZZ NN , f.. ,,. Eg:?34:3 5 flgv-Q:,::1i 2 0 catheters, Cystos, iwigations an QQ. A ,M K w S1 'Z f ,isis-A W 'S V I , - , ,,.1,,,1L,, .,L-VQ Q f , ' Ti ' EXW 'f?Tff5'AfQQfff,,Pf f nm 'Q A W. NJ 'xf ,R ORTHOPEDICS casts, fractions, physiotherapy Q 'I H sl - J' r i f? U ff K A , . . 5 mf .. -Mfgt, 3 x------W'- GYNECOLOGY female surgery, speczflums, preps Q e?ff'i1 - e P 4 ,- 'JM ,w...CxQ ' X . 1S'f:g95E'WQ' ,S ' V V j 5. y r ! Sy , 2. ,, E Q ! ! if V , 1 so V El S ' W -1-J, i I 1 IQ ff :Q 4 9 ! -K l I 1 L 1 I X-RAYS PR chests EAGS GL qcrzcs I1 f an X , OBSTRETRICS Il' ir ig I-'ii EJ! M H- 1 F kf , I ,,,,. nr W x 'Q , at 2 ff X if ! ,- 4 Wx? Q Vi , V 1 EI K m ' if A v, fri 1 xxx f-r f I 2 ,X ' ,M If An V 1 4 YY Rf! nfl!! 1 by 1 i ' Y 5 :- ' ' 9. 3, ' , wi i Q f...W! ' 1 J I f K f 5 f Q ' if ,.nA, M VA .. K 'sfbf' f ,L at ff , ..f --,..f 1..,,,,, MZ. fi ' way ,f f - V. N f v ' A f gf ' ,g' F is 5 P if f p ig I ul V 4 . f, I , M, W GH- L amy' , . X -'J .ix -1. Sister Mary Evangelist Supervisor 82 1-ii i141 W--.. 0, N - , YA X7-2243 2 2 :5 N . 3, .A '4 2-6 JI 57 - 'f 'Quai ' 9 QI! 6 f Q' 4 fl QQ-fi ,ga H' ga if E we iff, I' MMR. Sister Stella Maris dy . ' ,, ,- . ,,., WW uk '-x , Q . ,1 ,x j A f ' r A P ' I , s f w..f 4 Y' ' - t f .' x ' - XX X . -. .... Aw 1 - 1 ,V , Y' x X K Ek a ,KM X X ff' XL! A ww K ! PEDIATRICS N 4 3 K i f 4 X y X 4 , f gf fx ,-'.a 1 if f Z X, Y A - W V Q. Q, sie 'xW If Q. fi ,. 4 f I if f f I ff I 'Cf W Yee.: Lisfitaf 'lu was ff '.- SURGICAL szztzcrescts, z'11ezsz'ons,sh'0fcl1m's A ,if I 4rJMy: .f fl f N u-5 '-4 '5T LQ ri , '1 ' W: I Li' O x f I. J CLINIC ClHf'7'gC'lIf'I'6S, cut clozvns, HI1'II07'SllVgl'7'jj nw W xx f I . A-f x 9 I ff -r ll X , 4 I IC L' I 1 L-1 , --1 I J X . , 4, vkf , ,,x..f' 1 I . ',,-ff S 84 i Doctors 1 Q 2 'J 'W A 'a...,l Y Q? E33 E 87 SPONSDRS Dr. Wm. Francis Martin Dr. C. C. Massey Dr. Claude B. Squires Dr. R. Miller Gallant Dr. Harry J. Kalevas Dr. T. C. Bost Dr. G. G. Culbreth Dr. John P. Harloe Dr. W. D. Holbrook Dr. J. M. Tart Dr. E. Reed Gaskin Drs. E. S. Faison and J. L. Ranson Drs. C. W. Brown and P. E. Downs Matthews-James Clinic Drs. Petteway, May, and McLeod Drs. McKay, McKay, Baird, and Justis The Miller Clinic 88 Conirifiuiors Dr. William Johnston Drs. Page Sz Keller Drs. Kennedy 8: Pressly Dr. G. W. Black Dr. J. S. Gaul, Jr. Dr. Paul G. Donner Dr. W. E. Selby Dr. Charles L. Stuckey Dr. C. L. Nance Dr. Douglas Neal Dr. Franklin L. Wilson Dr. Charles W. Robinson Dr. Wayne F. Lee Dr. Charles B. Norris Dr. William A. Ranson Dr. Harry Winkler Dr. Julian S. Albergotti, Jr. Dr. William F. Lovell Dr. R. T. Pixley Dr. J. R. Adams Drs. McElwee Sz Thompson Dr. C. W. Arrendell 89 fi QQ 7 V 0 'yxwf ffiiw, W0 y Jwiffy ,, ,f 1 , ,Q 43 has A f 0 Nr ff ' r 2- 'ff V23 ' 5' If 4 ig 5 f 4 , ek , x + ,gm 5 ,3 Y 3 Q Y Q Q Q an E if, Q K, 1 T? Y Can ou Qmagine Everybody on the Honor Roll? Sister Carmel without any A.P.C.'s. The bulletin board without any friendly messages. Sister Benedict not in a rush. Miss Annie as head of an oratorical team. Miss Shirley in the laundry room when we need uniforms Second St. Mary's without 250 . The paper lady coming around at a decent hour.. . Sister Evangelist and Sister Vincent sitting down. Sister Elizabeth with a southern drawl. The Irene's watching the T.V. with a picture. All the washing machines working. No 3-11,' or ll-7 in Pediatrics. Sunday dinner not being chicken. Mr. Kirk in a hurry. The Pre-clinicals not being scared of Mrs. Mangum. Fourth St. Mary's without a patient of Dr. Brown's. Not hearing Dr, Faison, Dr. Ranson' being paged. Sister Pius without a sweet, sly smile on her face. The Nurses home without Miss Cauble. 91 4 I 5 A4211 ww W4 M .4 Zfpfwl' ' 7 'Y MWAW if 7 X WWW Y f-ff 1, 4 , y If 1 4 5 ff W1 0 fy f ,Q if 2 X7 U, 4 , 'f Q f 0 W Wzfyfi, ff. , fm.,w,t. M4 5 ,Y ' M .gg W f , ff' 4 f A 1 'W 1' as f Af? ff X M' 5 X f fi A Zz 1 1 L, V21 , I 7 f 12,1 XV? ' if mfg? 4 , ,, N T 55' ' a 4 ,. R 334434 W' J 1 Prophecy August 5, 1970 Charlotte, N. C. Sister Mary Jerome Mercy Hospital Nome, Alaska Dear Sister Jerome, Congratulations on your tremendous new hospital in Nome. I'm sorry, however, that your duties there prevented your attending the reunion of the Class of '60. Thought you might appreciate having all the gossip passed on to you. Speaking of new hospitals, Nancy Warren and Jean Gryder have built a 3,000 bed hospital in Belmont. Yvonne Joseph is also in Belmont. She's working in the infirmary at the Abbey. You will be glad to learn that some of our class are still at Mercy. Margaret Batson is doing well as Director of Nursing Service. Ann Smoot, due to her nursing ability, has become clinical instructor on Second floor. Peggy Godfrey was sitting in the auditorium when we arrived. Seems she hadn't moved since graduation. We almost didn't recognize JoAnne Brooks, as she was covered with crepe paper. Peggy Yates and JoAnn Wynne informed us they were competing for Miss America of 1970. Here is the latest from some who couldn't make it. Lieutenant Jeanine VanKerckhove is stationed in Ghent, Belgium. Shirley Bess has left nurs- ing and is working for Southern Bell. Barbara Foster couldn't come, but her name will go down in history as first nurse into orbit. Joyce Welch wouldn't come out of her lab. She's working on a serum to make short men grow tall. Francis Chunn was in Paris, looking at a new collection of wed- ding dresses. As three of her children have chickenpox, Betty Cartledge stayed away. Pat Rea was busy as President of Virginia State Nurses' Association. Cathy Swoope is director of nurses at the Naval Hospital in Norfolk, and Peggy Markwalter has started a training school for male nurses. Jody Adkins is teaching Speech Therapy at Cone hospital. Geraldine Belcher is with WBTV, patching up injured cowboys. We heard Hettie Melvin recruiting nurses on WCKY. Also heard that Daphne Stowe had a side- line-selling foreign sports cars. Snuffy Smith paid off all her bills, but went into debt coming to the reunion. The New York Yankees have a team nurse-Jean McAvoy. Some of the girls have achieved real fame. Fonda Cumbie and Jean Fulk by in- venting a tranquilizer for overworked nurses, Ruth Ann Goforth was awarded a golden key to the maternity ward, Kate Holder went into partnership with Miss Ahrens in her ceramics shop, and Faye Taylor, Carol Martin, and Pat Williams collaborated on an article for the A.J.N. entitled How to Stop the Cigarette Habit. I must close now. My plane leaves for Memphis in an hour. On behalf of the class, may I extend OUR BEST TO YOU Q41-Qi 07144-fofxfe. 93 i... 5-F . 'X X .TK ii . -ff-!ii Q+5 +3 zf' 154' MJAMXTYL Zi T' f gli! A 1 .xc-A , 4, Ziff, 44'-T Fl N- 5 V V7 lrffli s 3 N 1 'NS-va ,- We Remember The night we thought the Russians were coming and sat up all night reading the Bible. The Mickey Mouse Club Sister Carmel's daily room inspections and almost nightly called meet- ings ? 5:30 A.M. in 2nd. St. Mary's treatment room-girl's? The picnics at the Red Fez Club. May 10th, 1958 The bright student who gave everybody warm water to drink-was it Ruth Ann? The girl who threw the urine specimen down the laundry chute-Yvonne? Wlhendghirley sent the man to surgery with the towel wrapped around his ea . The scared little Juniors who went to Pediatrics first. Good morning campers-Zip-Zip-Zip ! , and Spring watch . All the history learned in Nursing Trends class!! The annual Christmas parties. September 14, 1959 The student who called up C.S.R. and said, this is the dummy ? Cathy? The click, click, of rosary beads at the basketball games . The stolen moments on Mercy beach . Peggy, who runs the gift shop on 4th. floor. Sweet Mother . Nancy Marlowe, how do you give an enema ? How many doors does your closet key fit? Kate and Geraldine? Does Mrs. Winchell remember the night we had her search 3rd. floor for the stranger? The fun we had working on the Annual. Ann, 'fwho is the only student who will work relief only on 2nd. East or 2nd. St. Mary's . Joanne Wynne, the girl with the ubangee look! When Nancy Warren answered the phone, Penicillin speaking . Jody Adkins, do your haircuts cost 25c, or 1 ironed blouse? When we sold toilet tissue uptown for 1'c a square. Jeanine's vow, I'll never date another boy again . All Margaret Batson's good luck clothes. Barbara, how do you see a truck coming, when you close your eyes. Picnic anybody? How did that bus run out of gas, Sr. Jerome ? Peggy Yates and friend went to work at 5:30 A.M., hungry girls ? Snuffy, 'fhow did you get Annabelle in trouble ? The farewell Weiner roast at the Vanderburg's, and the special guest. August 5th, 1960-THE FINALE. 95 xnxx 2725211 fiR'2?iS?,.I ,-K...-f'E??i la l .fl ll' . N YWQEKQ QR :D 5'-f-TF?15f.:?? ' rf'-gm A !'2'S '46 L Mwlayi ,. Q nw, ... 'YP'- Q 'VT my ' 2 x,-' ' ,fn ,....f---- ' ,.,- Y' 'N-X U I . fha J X, 1. I , 1' . ,. U ., , X , 'v n , 1 r 1 ' ,, L o - Y -.xxx . i N, Q ,A ' x . 4 ' I A yk . N JN H yy , 4 0 Y f, My 5 j Z f u .1 'T , ' I 2 I 'f Z 31 ' if I. 7-f.,..a. lv if L, , . V 4 'v ' , X . A' A Q , -Ng, - ,x ' . f-.'rr,:..-,. h A I 1 ,- l.. , .1 ,,.-- 'Y' WA, Q -W H 12. ..... --....,. 97 If 0, n.wAvg qv' P x 4,0 .F Q, Q I -nf ' 1 5' '-3 g O o z 5. 5 '2 DIPARTMINT STORES : o 1, Q' air 00 'l.uT'l. gf For Over 65 Yeors . . . Your Home of Better Volues C0mP1im611tS Of Compliments of GEORGE GOODYEAR CO. J M HAMILTON INC Community Builders Gastonia, N. C. 500 E. Morehead Street CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BEST WISHES FOR THE SENIOR CLASS The Frank P. Barrie Family STANLEY SUPER DRUG CUMPANY 1949 East 7th Street Charlotte, North Carolina 99 i 4: ' r 1 5 .K 7 7 N5 1 ! I Z I1 19 'S S Q X N N! 1 I I it I 9 en I ,I iii agxgzg-gr 4-265' Z1 x.. -,-.1 : ai L. 5 vi 9 .1 24 ,4 S ad 1. 1 ff ii 4 iff Q Lis sri S w QX ,E x R K if EASTOVER SHOP Gifts - Records 743 Providence Road Park on Altondale FITE 81 BUMGARDNER FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulance TA 5-5301 Belmont, N. C. Compliments of Grier's Dry Cleaners 81 Laundry Catawba St., Belmont, N. C. 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