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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1964 volume:

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Ever constant through the day Fearlessly you go your way, Seeing that no one grows worse . . Heaven bless you, Faithful Nurse. Anonymous During the three years spent as a student nurse, we have become Angels of Mercy to many grateful souls. As we go about our daily work, we seldom perform feats that seem extraordinary or praise-worthy to us. We strive to be good nurses, always seeking to meet our patients' needs, always ready to lend a helping hand, and always cognizant of the little things which elevate our deeds to labors of love. We proudly present to you, our 1964 Mercilite, which portrays amem- orable year that shall be fixed in our hearts, deeply rooted among Little Things That Mean A Lot . 2 gofn zhzlsfrafzbn Qgenzbzis OQEFCQSSIDQI? 57.1612 gf Gonfenfs Cfzluzfzbs ff C3A221Caf 11,0 9141612 Ce Q, Q CSQIQICFS A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops . Quote, Henry Adams. How true this statement rings to the students at Mercy. Yes, we are privileged to know, love, and work with Miss Elizabeth Winstead, Because she is Cheerful, when it is difficult to be Cheerful, Patient when it is difficult to be Patient, because she Pushed us on when we wanted to Stand Still, Listened, when we wanted to Talk, and was simply There when we needed a Friend. Can we everforget that twinkling smile on Blue Monday? How welcome were her words of encouragement, I'm not worried girls, you will make it . We believed you, Miss Winstead, and in you. Now we are Seniors, proud to have earned the title of a Mercy Nurse. We have gained confidence since that fateful day in Nursing Arts class when we gave our first IM. Yes, you have guided us through our develop- ment from eager, not so capable Probies, to dedicated and proficient nurses. We, the Senior Class of 1964, wish to thank you for all the little things - the Little Things That Mean A Lot to all your girls . In ap- preciation for all you have given us, and others, we humbly dedicate the 1964 Mercilite to you, Miss Elizabeth Winstead. 4 gfafcfzg Ze ofcafe WSJ Cifzageff ZU1k2sfea0f Way Me gfyourfgifg so sgzhe zfaf 17 cvzfzmzmzhafe Me fearf gfanofezi 77 WUT! 9:23 Q yjarenfs To our dear parents, we extend our Thanks for all the little things - those encouraging words, letters, and smiles. We proudly honor you, and treasure your guidance, support, and love. ouse yfoffers Miss Cauble Mrs Crane Mrs. Early OI? OI' 4 l ,A b V ' Mrs. Billie Eatman Miss Yvonne Jones CUSTODIANS . . . there is no home like a clean home. We are proud to bring visitors to our home because it is always clean and neat due to the ef- ficient work of our custodians. SECRETARIES . . . Who have helped so much in their pro- fessional and p e r s o n al way. Not only do they carry out their office wo r k, but also, they transmit m e s s a g e s , answer telephones, and various other services which contribute to the life of Mercy Students. nl' The Irenes and Aubrey f eczzg amz' 1514 YP aces 2 S Um are Classroom Mailbox -Wfww .. M447-z iw Cafeteria St. Patrick's Garden T. V. Room Georgevs 8 7jf'dyQff6f' d iXRUfSQ Oh, my God: I am about to begin the day's work. Teach me to receive the sick in Thy name. Give to my efforts success, sweet Jesus, for the glory of Thy Holy Name. It is Thy workg Without Thee I can- not succeed. Grant that the sick Thou has placed in my care may be abundantly blessed, and not one of them be lost because of anything that is lacking in me. Help Thou me to overcome every temporal weakness and strengthen in me what- ever may enable me to bring the sun- shine of joy to the lives gathered round me day by day. Make me beautiful Within for the sake of Thy sick ones and those lives which will be in- fluenced by them. Amen. Aaf 1:3 cz CSfUOQI2f urself Between the innocence of an entrance exam and an R.N. comes a lovable creature called a Student Nurse. They come in assorted sizes, heights and shapes, but they have the same creed, to enjoy every second of every hour of every day off duty. Student Nurses are found everywhere: underneath, jumping from, swimming to, and running through. Patients love them, the R.N.'s boss them, orderlies ignore them, doctors tol- erate them, and Heaven protects them. A Student Nurse is truth with blood on her uniform, beauty with gloves on her hands, wisdom with penicillin in her hair, and the future with a newborn baby in her hands. ,, To doctors, a Student Nurse is an inconsiderate, questioning, and intruding bundle of noise. When you want her to make a good impression, she becomes a giggling creature, bent on wasting as much time as possible and sleeping through class. A Student Nurse has an appetite of a horse, the digestion of a disposal unit, the energy of a soapsuds enema, the lungs of a switchboard operator, the imagi- nation of a Vanderbilt Graduate, the enthusiasm of ,Central Supply, the sharpness of a scapel, the audacity of a Nurses' Aide, and when she gives pills she has five thumbs on each hand. She likes food, vacation, and Christmas. You can put her on study hours, but you cannot make her study. She is your aide, your maid, your porter, your friend: She is a freckled faced, pint sized, fun loving bundle of noise. But when she gets off duty with her tiredfeet, and her aching back, she has a funny way of drop- ping off into bed and saying Good Night , but not without thosefamous last words, Check on me in the A.M. ! Copied IO i-.Q s ., - io aaa:-mimhbb FY mzhzkfrafzbn Q. I I. f 'R : 'xii . XX-.f Most Rev. Vincent S. Waters, Bishop of Raleigh Director, North Carolina C ath o 1 i c Hospital Association -Z if Ya if ik wr, ,, X3 M X Mother Mary Rapheal Sister Mary Jerome Administrative Advisor Administrator qjile 6060 0Q0?Cafes 51:3 We fo a yreaf zkaf f1k12sef5QC0122esyreaf7' ZQIAOD it ir .-N. QV? . A - . - w 1 ,f , .ew,.ww 'dew M 0 M -ww' T-f ' fi i af is M mfzesimyfsniw-M1S.2:v2f Qtr' A 5 I4 'ff urszlny erozce Mr. Thomas Hager Mrs. Mary N. Burch Supervisor of OrdGI'lieS Director of Nursing Service 2, X , D . . x A Mrs. Alice Greene Miss Phoebe Hildreth Mrs. Clare Cesena Mrs. Janice Mobley Mrs. Billie Farrell Mrs. Katheryn Griffin 11148117 y Ccjofzcafzbn We, the students, wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our dedicated Director. Her efforts to guide and instruct us have served as an inspira- tion to one and all. Our thoughts and prayers shall be with you always. Sister Mary Elizabeth, R.S.M. Director of Education Mother Mary James, R.S.M. Sister Mary Christine, R.S.M. Sister Mary Stephen, R.S.M Mother Superior Dean of Education President Sisters of Mercy Sacred Heart College Sacred Heart College I4 Sister Mary Annella gi aw Sister Mary Evangelist WAV Mrs. Mary Mangum S acuf ii Miss Nancy Bynum Q - . Mrs. Nancy Hall 1: .Cv iff W ff- .nf ,z , . f it . ,t U ,5- M .3 f Y 3 Mg ff' 'f Q 52 4 I 5, f M ' W 7 ' ' 1 2, l Sister Mary Carmel Mr. William Ingle Sister Stella Maris Mr. Wallace Stump I5 acu 2? . t 'W, pq fe A , -4, ,, ye , W ' ' S9 .a V: tv' - ' f wsu, rm ,, 'Maw . . AR. X .. Af mf 6 Sister Mary Timothy Sister Mary Veronica Mrs. Harriett Whitley Mrs. Helen Willis Miss Anne Zeman Fil. t QZCZCUQ 9601! Jzcfureaf Mr. Benedict Berry Mrs. Mary Gross Mr. William Cheek Mrs. Patricia Rockwood Mr. Lewis Diamont Miss Elizabeth Winstead I6 enzbrs av-n Q 7 '97 enzor GQ55 Ojygcers President .... . . . Martha Lane Spell, fAugust - January! Jane Nelson, Uanuary - August! Vice-President . . .......... Karensue Nelson Secretary ..... ......... 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September 5, 1961-- We new probies entered Mercy Color us scared with hues of green September 8, 1961-- We have received our books' Color us bewildered and disbelieving October 31, 1961-- Our uniforms arrived Use starch and bleach to give bewitching look November, 1961-- We faced the patients Color us petrified but eager December 25, 1951-- Christmas at last February, 1962- May 25, 1962-- May 26, 1962-- July, 1962-- September, 1962 December, 1962-- January, 1963-- August, 1963-- September, 1963 January, 1964-- June, 1964-- August 1, 1964-- Sprinkle with mono germs and lavish with Christmas spirit Exams are on the way Color us fearful and apprehensive Our capping dance Splash with April Showers We received our coveted caps Tint us pink with pride Mercy Beach bombarded Color us red and sunburned We welcome new probies Color us with thanks as we become Juniors Christmas again Color some of us blue as we remain at school Specialities bring new experiences The first group leaves for Peace color us homesick Operating Room- color us sterile Obstetrics--spray with experience Pediatrics--splash with Terramycin drops Out Patient Dept color us spastic We say Farewell to our Seniors Color us wistful. We become the Mighty Seniors Color us BIG. Seven months to go Color us exhaulted Our last Summer together Use true blue. GRADUATION! COLOR US WHITE' V 3 Check me off From Robert! ,, ..' W f 1 , Wf . . Call me Birdie anofof GIZQQFG q.s. Sure, it fits! I A K,-,mnfv . . i I'm leaving! Cheese! ! Rub-a-dub-dub The big step! Greasy kid stuff! Wedding Bells Let's see- 4x4's, tape Who's the lucky one? COITIS OH PSJS! Special permission, huh! Another 7 to 3! Mama Keene Hi-Burnt Stumps My Charlie-late! Me-Ready? Hurry, it's crowning! W -we ,. Off to Hawaii Honey-the experience! Me, Sarcastic! Bas!! zfanof f jesfamenf We, the Senior Class of Mercy School of Nursing being of unsound mind and indisposing memory, realizing the uncertainty of the continuance of this carefree existence, and wishing to make away with all that we possess, do hereby make, declare and publish this our Last Will and Testament, so help us! SECTION A As always, we leave our dearest love and unending gratitude to our parents whom we can never repay. We give and bequeath to the school our undying loyalty. We give and bequeath to the faculty our cleverness which has made their pathway easy in teaching us. To the Junior Class we leave our Senior privileges, our due respect, and our Senior dignity. To the Freshmen, because of their dire need, we leave our brilliancy and pep, with sin- cerest hope that they may use them in both the literary and the clinical fields. SECTION B I, Betty J o Barger, leave my even temper and pleasant disposition to anyone who can remain calm, cool and collected. I, Susan Benedict, leave my braces to anyone who can stand them. I, Margaret Broxton, leave my ability to organize hate marches to any frustrated under- classman. I, Llewellyne Caudell, leave my attitude above reproach tothe Junior Class. We, Linda Cleaver and Martha Spell, leave our ability to fill prescriptions to the Freshman Class. I, Kathy Connery, leave my camera, flashbulbs, and Editor's handbook to the Mercilite Staff of 1965. Fran Farmer, leave my ability to have my time changed to anyone who can arrange it. Jean Hotchkiss, leave my long range wedding plans to anyone who can wait that long. I, Peggy Hutchcraft, leave my mother's vase to Sister Stella Maris. I, Alpha Keene, leave my open house to anyone who wants to come. I, Elaine Kiser, leave a short course in x-ray to any girl who is lucky enough to find another Steve. I, Sandy Mehaffey, leave-and I'm glad of it! I, Adrienne Montesanti, leave my guitar lessons to Fran Hoyle. , I, Becky Moses, leave my cowboy boots to Mia Thies. I, J erolyn Mungo, leave Dr. Spock's baby book to Mrs. Lowdermilk. I, Jane Nelson, leave my schizophrenic tendencies to anyone who has enough hair to twist for three years. I, Karensue Nelson, leave in hopes that student government at Mercy will never die. I, Laura Phillips, leave my overnights to Miss Bartels. Pam Powell, leave my long distance calls to Amy Smith. Linda Shaleuhy, leave fifth floor to the Freshman Class. I, Roberta Thompson, leave to serve my country and the corps. I, Sheila Stafford, leave Pediatrics for the second time to anyone who wants to get married during their stay there. I, Susie Wilson, leave - but we'll be back. L I, I, I, We, the copy staff of the MERCILITE, having been authorized by the aforesaid Senior Class to hash up this document, do hereby set our seal on this, the closest day possible to graduation. CSealJ Copy Staff 47 Was! fo QSCICCGGJ Kathy Connery 9121614 Zesf gqqroanof Nurse Karensue Nelson f ' ' ' Q, X , 4. q: ww, , ,, g H , . ww. , , , , f, , , ,fwmnf , m 1, i.fxX.,2.-,Qsvr 5 . , ' 'vs : f.-.,' :K 1 , 3:27 f I QS up erkfzkf els' Zhffzesf Ad ienne Montesa t 9770511 Uefsafzk Alpha Keene 5,9 Q' J 2 W ,,, , dw ' in ...-M .grzbn ogesf Susie Wilson 901014 jjzgosf gnfekcfuaf Roberta Thompson -M' ,1 fx f' .ff ,Z .ff 1' l J . Q3 up efQf12J es Was! Qqffrczcflbe Jane Nelson 777051 i7dkI?fQOf Pam Powell A MERCY mom. OF NURSING LIBRARY C635 .7jZ'O!06xQCy This is the last in a series of articles by the FRIDAY EVENING POST on today's young people on the way up. This group has one thing in common, they were all graduated on August 1, 1964 from Mercy School of Nursing. , Linda Shaleuhy, after getting her degree at the University of S. C. is teaching a course in speech at a Boston School in addition to her nursing classes. Margaret Broxton suddenly woke up and was surprised to find that she had finished three years at Mercy and was head nurse in the Emergency Room of a large city hospital. Sheila Stafford, after being head nurse in the nursery at Wake County Hospital has retired to take care of her own. Adrienne Montesanti, was voted the American Miss Italy . It seems the Italians like 'em big. J erolyn Mungo has her own baseball team, the Pageland Pirates. Ernest is, of course, the coach and has half interest in the team. Alpha Keene got so used to acting as mother to a class of nursing students she has decided to go in training again. Her husband was not available for comment. ' Jane Nelson, between her trips to Europe works as housemother for med students at Cornell University. Susan Benedict has opened a hospital for people with braces who cannot adjust to them, with the money she received from her invention, a polish that makes braces shine like silver. Roberta Thompson, with her military background can be heard calling cadence as her dozen boys march to school. Sandy Mehaffey has had trouble in Florida. The NAACP keeps trying to make her a member. Betty Jo Barger could not stand it any longer so she had her ankles removed and prosthesis fitted. Pam Powell is having an exhibit of the paintings she did from snapshots sent to her from California. Jean Hotchkiss is kept busy these days holding down jobs in both Oak Ridge, Tenn. and Philadel- phia, Penn. Llewellynne Caudell now teaches the course Attitude . Fran Farmer can be seen anywhere with her ten-room trailer and little ones as she follows Jimmy. Kathy Connery became Registered Nurse of the Year . She receiveda life time supply of Clinic Roller Skates. Karen Nelson went to talk with J. Edgar Hoover about better prot ection for student nurse dormitories. Linda Cleaver and Martha Spell became Pharmacists. They found their experiences in training helpful. Becky Moses has organized her own rodeo nursing program. Peggy Hutchcraft is Mother Superior of the Sisters of Nursing she organized last year. Laura Phillips is company nurse for B gl H Photo Company. Susie Wilson told us she was expecting sextuplets. She had them and we' doubt her no more. Elaine Kiser is doing research in genetics to try and discover why none of her six children in- herited her red hair. A 52 S5122 Q12 XXX, 9, ,i A ,Er ' 1. -ww W 'J ,,.,........... in-.-sw-f dw.. unzbr GQ55 Ojyfcers President ..... . . .Teresa Williams Vice-President . . .... Jerrie Pierce Secretary .... . . . Shirley Blanchard Treasurer ..... . . . Marilyn Lowdermilk Social Chairmen . . ..... Carol Bowers Honey Barron Advisor Miss Nancy Bynum it '1 'MQ, Cl' Honey Barron Josephine Black Shirley Blanchard .,,. kv M U Carol Bowers Nancy Brown Emily Dellinger 'Who has Wim. M if-7' Joyce DGI1I1iS Phyllis Grill Marysia Guryn 55 -...... J fv- Pattie Haner Sara Jean Hildreth Frances Hoyle ,wu- .row 5-1, Joan Lemieux Dottie Lewis Marilyn Lowdermilk JN 'QUE KT' Elaine McConnell Joan Moon Barbara Nestlerode 56 Jerrie Pierce Nancy Ryan Carmen Savage 'inq- 11- Nw Mary Ann Seufert Amy Smith Connie Surface Sues' Marlana Thies Teresa Williams Susan Yelton 57 unzbrs, ILS' ae ji 44' gr Q J lux 'QA ff 1? ,A I xl f X 'T RW, Q.. Oh! I'm late! The perfect way to start a day ,ig Did you see this? Everything must be just right 12:30 - Class-time Can you feel it pull? 58 'M 35 01114 Is it interesting '? We like our own cooking better Well, we don't Work all the time 59 W ff -Hin.. Practicing what's been preached Time for Ben Casey The End ,,,,,,r,. el F , X , , A ,f:-ii' . D A 24 ff 'i A ' P 1463 122012 Chats OECQFS President . . . . . .Kathy Park, fSeptember - Januaryl Martha Joy, CJanuary - Augustl Vice-President . . .......... Pat Ciccolella Secretary .... ............ J acqueline Bartels Treasurer ..... .............. M urlin Patterson Social Chairmen . . . Claudia Pickett, Pat McNulty, Susan Bass Advisor ...... .......... M iss Elizabeth Winstead 60 ,..,......v..... -wr- Jacqueline Bartels Susan Bass Patricia Ciccolella Wy? i Janet Covington Martha Covington Barbara Crookshank iq? -pf' Janet Ducharrne Suzanne Elam Pegge Elder 61 Magdeline Fletcher Martha Joy Janet Milano t Pat Harmatuk Elaine Hunt , dm Hermina Lovelace 28 , . 1' Beth Moore 62 whip Teresa Jacobs Patricia McNulty Kathy Park QW-ww 'lyn- ' Q, of Murlin Patterson Claudia Pickett Darla Pierce Fonda Porter 'Qi '5 'sN ...f I Diana Smith Q- ? we-wma s Oneta Rankin Lucille Ricard-Tessier Pat Wyrick Gloria Yingling 63 How green I am Dear mom, . . . . . . My gosh! FiI'St fitting Our capping I Solemly pledge , , , 1 V ,,. 3 ,ll 'M- f f Ar xqunv- ,f il Tee Hee Hee Faulty revised Miss Mercy Witch, '63 64 ZMMQW 1 fu ' 'H2O+ S 04 -,HZSO4 We give and take The real McCoy Maybe tomorrow Pinned up Emotions Many talents mai-.qt Our project-winner Action packed Relax, we're almost Juniors 65 li Cdl? O U fy? 9122 9122 6914 When Betty Jo wasn't waiting for Charlie . . . When Margaret was on time . . L. What Peds did to Birdie . . . Crew not on probation . . . When Elaine wasn't going to Ivey Hall . . . Cleaver headed for the 12:30 express to Raleigh . . . Kathy's trademark on the Broadwalk at Atlantic City . . . Jerolyn when baseball wasn't on her mind . . . When Fran wasn't laughing . . . Peggy without bugs on her walls . . . When Susan talked for a week with the same accent . . . Mrs. Keene and her trusty bus . . . When Jean wasn't in love . . . Mehaffey not saying, Yeah, I know . . When Adrienne was silent . . . Susie without her coffee . . . When Jane wasn't twirling her hair . . . When Karensue wasn't asking questions . . Pam without her busy paintbrush . . . When Laura wasn't going home . . . Shaleuhy without her charmin Southern drawl . . . Becky without her interest in animal husbandry . . . When Martha Lane was joyful after a long weekend at home . . Sheila and her happy four months in Peds . . . Q W ever oryef Those 7 to 9 p.m. Anatomy classes . . . Halloween night 1962 with the skeleton and everyone in white . . . The night the Rockettes performed in Anatomy class . . . Those trips to Andersons . . . Decorating for the capping dance at 4 a.m.--wires and cheesecloth April Showers . . . The bonfire of test papers and notes . . . Those surgery movies and the amonia bottle . . . Midnight dances on fourth floor . . . Fabulous picnics at the Red Fez . . . Class chant . . . Secrets kept by this class--Wow! . . . The night fourth floor had visitors from the Abbey . . . The cookouts at Mama Keene's . . . The Hate Marches . . . Pediatrics CWhat a memoryl . ., . The weddings in our class, and the blessed events . . . Our three years at Mercy. 66 Gfhzbaf SXIUQFIQIQCQ yyzaercy ospzfaf The Philosophy of the Mercy School of Nursing is founded on the Christian philosophy of life, of education and of social principles. We believe that Education is the organized development and equipment of all powers of a person, moral, intellectual, physical and social, by and for their individual social uses, directed towards the union of these activities with their Creator as their final end. We believe that nursing education must be motivated by charity and must in- clude not only the care and rehabilitation of the sick but also the preservation and promotion of health, thereby meeting the comprehensive needs of patients. The desired results of this educational program is the mature Christian nurse, capable of self-direction and prepared for beginning professional nurse positions in hospitals and similar institutions. CExcerpts from the 1963-1965 Bulletin of The Mercy'School of Nursingj 68 F S Wu. f qx, 1, F -v. x -4 perafzhy Q? 00122 Surgery . . . it is hard to des- cribe the queasy feelings that a stu- dent nurse has when she enters those double doors for the first time. However, she is soon caught up in the drama and challenge ever present in the OR, and assumes her role in the complete care of the surgical patient. Anesthesiology if ' Dr. Charles Chapman Recovery Room Mrs. Katherine Wallace Operating Room Miss Elizabeth Grice 69 WQJCJ ,J +1 6 2' ff A ' ' N i , . , AAAq 1 . he ' -vl X I X A 'A,Q L W if B' Head Nurses Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Gleason Cartledge Smith Black Biggers Cnot picturedl Qlfurszkyy From our first days as probies to our final days as Senio r s, we learn to apply basic fimdamentals of nursing and adapt the basic principles learned in order to give optimum care to our patients. The valuable experience we r e c e iv e on the Medical Wards helps us develop the qual- ities of a good nurse - a. Mercy nurse! 70 Ouf-gjafzezizf Cbeparfmenf Head Nurse: Mrs. M. Howell 'K Qjgyszbaf fjfefapy Qepaffmenf Phys cal Therapist: Mr. W. Ingle 75 L... fi L? AM ur C109 gf yjeace ospzfaf E0 uzlwzm, E12 fucfy The specialty taking us far from home and introducing us to students from other schools, was our affiliation at Peace , The understanding of basic psy- chological needs aids us in knowing ourselves better in order to give our best to those placed in our care. . The old gives way ---- ----- T o the new. Relaxed and casual Sister Bernard Maria, S.C.N. 76 Ad libs Frustration Manic-Depressive Group activities Elopement Socializing well 77 Eagorafor Supervisor Sister Mary Veronica Jawa, Supervisor Sister Mary Edward Cenfraf 511,010 y Supervisor Miss Sarah Shields !l....l www QTZGZVZQGCY Chief Pharmacist Dr. Gilbert Colina J uszb ess Woes These are just a few of the many offices that keep our hospital running smoothly. We wish to thank all the personnel for the little things they do every day that mean so much to others. Sister Mary Benedict Treasurer ii 1 ,..v1 K' X Admitting Office Information Hostess J 9 'J' IFWWQW., Medical Records CaShiGI' 80 fbjef jgfcf Q12 Supervisor - Sister Mary Emanuel 506112067 81 JZQUS efeepzby Qeparfmenf yyfazhfen an ce Zep arfmenf 82 X-g?ay QSZKUUQSJQXJ 1 K . r 4 5 L. Harrell, J. McDonald, S. Creegan, A. Austin, B. Nash, S. Pitts, M. Williams, J. Townsend. Bagofafory QSZZUUQJQXJ K 1 1' Q, i. N. Berry, C. Long, S. Welsh, P. Prince. 83 enzor Zzke cfory Miss Betty Jo Barger 67 Marlowe Drive Asheville, North Carolina Miss Susan Benedict 4211 Murrayhill Road Charlotte, North Carolina Miss Margaret Broxton 1416 Fourth Street, S.W. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Miss Llewellynne Caudell 411 Club Lake Street Roxboro, North Carolina Miss Linda Cleaver 1609 Scott Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina Miss Kathleen Connery 873 Kenwick Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina Miss Frances Farmer 255 Hillcrest Drive Goldsboro, North Carolina Miss Jean Hotchkiss Route 1, Box 53-A-20 Pine View Lakes Chester, South Carolina Miss Peggy Hutchcraft 3116 Northhampton Drive Charlotte, North Carolina Mrs. Alpha P. Keene 7104 Linda Lake Drive Charlotte, North Carolina Mrs. Elaine C. Kiser 36 Watauga Street Asheville, North Carolina Miss Sandra Mehaffey 17-B West Terrace Apts. Asheville, North Carolina Miss Adrienne Montesanti 345 Country Club Drive Southern Pines, North Carolina Mrs. Rebecca S. Moses 200 Yelton Street Spindale, North Carolina Mrs. Jerolyn C. Mungo UlnGeorge W. Courtney Route 2 Pageland, South Carolina Miss Jane Nelson 3 Waverly Road Asheville, North Carolina, Miss Karensue Nelson Route 3, Brewster Drive Taylors, South Carolina Mrs. Laura R. Phillips 426 Hartford Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina Miss Pamela Powell 204 Pearson Drive Asheville, North Ca.rolina Miss Linda Shaleuhy Box 52 Summerton, South Carolina Miss Martha Lane Spell 259 McPhail Street Hope Mills, North Carolina Mrs. Roberta C. Thompson 7031 Wrightsville Avenue Wilmington, North Carolina Mrs. Sheila Y. Stafford 3 Pomroy Street Greensboro, North Carolina Mrs. Sue N. Wilson 1826 Cedar Avenue Albemarle, North Carolina Z7bMrs. D.S. Napier ggcfzbzbbs T7 1 , . 1 ' , 5 :Q f, fi gm 72 ,V., 2 W V' i'f 'WfW' ' 7 f f 'W - ' -Q? QSZUUQDX 3009 tweezers President. . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . . Social Chairmen Advisor ..... . Linda Cleaver, fAugust - J anuaryl Karensue Nelson, CJanuary - Augustj .............SusieWilson . . . . Amy Smith, CAugust - Januaryj Carol Bowers, CJanuary - Augustj . ......... Sara Jean Hildreth . . Betty Jo Barger, Dottie Lewis . ........ Mrs. Helen Willis 86 X ff fvkfd CSZUQQJQX Gounczf y?e!0re5e12faf1'0e.s Senior Class . . . . Susan Benedict, Margaret Broxton Jane Nelson, Martha Lane Spell Junior Class . . . .Nancy Brown, Carmen Savage Teresa Williams Freshman Class . . . . Janet Covington, Pat Harmatuk Martha Joy, Beth Moore Kathy Park 87 QUQQI? Joan Lemieux G0 ur! Susan Bass Elaine Kiser Teresa Jacobs Claudia Pickett Jane Nelson weeffearf gegfuafy Z 1964 88 Qsfuognf Z0 Y gqcfzbzfzes I X 4. i Receiving blue bands. Proud, 119W S9Ui01'S! Merry Christmas, Sister. Christmas Party. r gl Our Fashions - Old and New. Rehearsing for T.V. 89 Miss Joan Lem eux -r-4 Accompanist -af .W , -NL. -ef' .Na+-e,...- if ,fx S 90 M3 QSXUQQJQX 11145957 Kvssoczkzfzbn 0 Orff Caro 1220 ibzlvffzof 751496 are-E+ A EQ, A ,., U 1.4, m Ji 44' . tif W 6 at 1 , '95, fiwhgr 6 p I ,E A ,gh A, lfmiiwm 'fr A f I if Prize Winning Chapeau ' t IA' Mercy's entry in the Hat Parade at the convention in in Raleigh won praises and congratulations from all' 5 1 --A LANTIC 'wi Ll L0 ATN- I ' . r . jf'-. f 237 ' , f 'ye T75 . I -ir inf! ' - -4:5555-E 'K 35.1- - 'siiis 1 , , ,z I X E3 - N.S.N.A. Convention Every year Mercy is represented at the national convention by students who are elected by the student body. The experience is something that Linda Cleaver, Karensue Nelson, and Kathy Connery agree can be described as Exciting, Educational, and Frm. Mercy students are proud of their active participation in District, State, and National functions. We realize many benefits as we grow and mature in our professional or- ganization. ' 91 Kathy Connery Student Nurse of the District Three Ye ar Eayouf 50570119 JM nf Kathy Connery ' Karensue Nelson y7ZgQfC1gfQ Joan Lemieux, Marlana Thies, Becky Moses Cnot Margaret Broxton, Sheila Stafford, Darla Pierce. picturedl M 0 fo yralof ers Teresa Jacobs, Jean Hotchkiss, Susan Yelton Qsfcyjf yjuszb ess CSXW W 415,545 I sg- gg. Ma Fonda Porterg Sandy Mehaffey, Business Managerg Elaine Kiser. Nancy Ryan Knot picturedl Zusy jf wwf mg Welcome assistance! Teamwork is the key! Due to the hard work and creativity of the Mercilite Staff of 1964, we are able to present an annual to make you proud. Yes, proud of what you, the students, have done to make the Mercilite possible. 93 CDQGZ' yemw c3fz10Q12fs, For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also . How true these words ring as another class, the Class of 1964, prepares to leave Mercy! As we begin our separate journeys through life, a part of every heart will linger here - for here, indeed, our treasure lies. Our lives have been enrichedby the influence of our cap- able and dedicated Director and faculty members. The golden friendships that have become firmly rooted in loyalty and love will always be cherished. The littlethings that mean a lot will be foremost in our memories of the days we spent as a student nurse at Mercy. Hence, in this, the 1964 Mercilite, we have endeavored to present some of the little things - the 1ittle things that will fill our hearts throughout the coming years. We wish to thank our hard-working Staff, and all those who helped make this annual develop from a hopeful dream to a splendid reality. May God continue to bless you and keep you safe within His care. UQFY 6122 CQFQQ, My Connery jfarensue Wagon Cfjopfors 94 Lff, ,- to QL QQ' :.s'?x -7 A NDERSONS us alma J' '?fG' 1 SPCNSCRS Dr. Morton Dr. H. L. Newton Drs. Chrysler 8: Dayton Dr. Edward R. Hipp, Sr. Drs. Kennedy, Pressley, 8: Nightengale Drs. Gaskin 81 Childers Drs. Faison 8: Ranson Dr. Guy O. Keller 81 George D. Page Dr. John Glenn, Jr. The Miller Clinic Dr. W. O. Johnston Dr. C. C. Massey Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul S. O'Brien Dr. A. J. Lewis, Jr. Dr. W. F. Lovell Sz Dr. Hamilton McKay, Jr Dr. T. C. Bost Dr. E. L. Potter Drs. Matthews, James, 81 Massey Dr. James M. Tart Dr. W. H. Shaia Dr. C. K. Hood 81 W. M. Eubanks The Dickson Foundation PATRONS K. R. Downs Phillip Naumoff Thomas L. Dulin McLean, Sr. McLean, Jr. A. C. Hope James B. Raymer Charles W. Brown W. G. Cobey W. A. Ranson Francis Robiscek W. E. Selby G. C. Blanchard G. W. Black E. F. Hardman Wayne Lee W. C. Hilderman Roland T. Pixley Kingsley MacDonald J. S. Gaul, Jr. Charles R. McAdams, J W. Raby I' THE GREATER For Gver 69 Years... Your Home of Better Values DOWNTOWNHIB N. Tryon Sf. In Magi, 1 1 , 1 ,4 ,.,snm '7'l-n,:w E , Q N fpu Tig . wi ,.. -L . --,.,,.-, , 163 Y - xyvifjkf C PARK RD. SHOPPING CENTER Compluments of THE GONDOLA World Famous Recipes Only at ELAINE's BEATRICE ADLER Expert Fitter of Foundations at the Charlottetown Mall Compln t f THE CAKERY, INC. Fresh As a Daisy Charlottetown Mau MERCY HOSPITAL ALUMNAE Charlotte, North Carolina Phone 332-3776 I Compliments of Comp iments of GEORGE'S GRILL AIRPORT SERVICES, INC Winston-Salem, N. C. WCJONSOCKET SPINNING CO. Spinners of Fine Woolen Y Since 1907 4701 Monroe Ro d Charlotte, North C 1 537-7011 W Q casaaz f 'ii to xin , 9 lex PARK LANES BOWLING, I INC. skigxtllgrful 1' X Sportsw X t I I 1700 Montford D 523-7633 CASUAL CORNER 128 North Tryon Downtown Charlotte E766 mm if Ik UNIFORM CO. I 207 EAST TRADE ST. 0 CHARLOTTE, N.C, fi' SHERATON BARRING ER MOTOR Q INN S H E RATO N MOTOR IN N Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Congratulations Class of '64 HAWTHORNE UNIFORM SHOP Hawthorne Medical Center Charlotte, N. C. 334-6158 lst Union Charge Compliments of RELIANCE UNIVERSAL INC. High Point, N. C. Gia EA A good job is K 'V awaiting you in Q Beauty Culture PLAZA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, INC. 1419 1X2 Central Ave. ED 3-8893 Mona F. Putnam, Director SERVICE WHEN Cornphrnents of You NEED IT HAIGLER AL BROWN'S 8. if .: Q ' SERVICE STATION BAKER 5 lg 545 Providence Rd. A AIC Ii Char10Ite'N'C' ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Compliments of JONES DRY CLEANING CO. 1601 East 4th St. Charlotte, N. C. vw! ,Q G. A. Smith's ESSO SERVICENTER 1635 E. 4th st. Charlotte A. Smith Phone: FR 5-9277 ,g:7QII-5- 9 2 A . Compliments of A AMBULANCE SERVICE OF CHARLOTTE, N. C. 1 CITY CHEVROLET CHARLOTTE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC Where you are King in the Queen City 615 S th T S 7-3601 I BEST OF EVERYTHING TO ALL THE GRADUATES MR. 8m MRS. WILLIAM CONNERY AND FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS 8: BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Compliments of MR. 8. MRS. RAYMOND NELSON 375 5379 C. J Greene, Mgr. CUSTOM TAILORING THE HOOT MON by RESTAURANT CHUCK YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GREATEST INTEREST THE STAURAKAS BROTHERS CHARLOTTE TROUSER 1430E 4th St Ch Itt N C Compliments of WATSON INSURANCE AGENCY 201 E. Franklin Ave. Gastonia, N. C. Talmadge 5-8291 FILTER QUEEN Home Sanitation System The Vacuum Without A Bag Recognized by the American Medical Assoc. A Free Steak Knife Set Presented With A Home Demonstration Call: C. L. Honeycutt 2615 Commonwealth Charlotte, N. C. 376-2573 or 376-3129 This ad worth S25 discount Compliments of THE CHARLOTTETOWN MALL Independence Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. DOWNTOWN CORNER QF CHARLOTTE TRADE 81 COLLEGE UIPENUABIE FURNITURE FOR NEARLY lf2 CENTURY DEPENDABLE FURNITURE - FRIENDLY TERMS International Cuisine World Famous OPEN KITCHEN Restaurant 1318 W. Morehead ,A W M Aubu z,,,...fik V ':r.mmuuz,p- ' CHAIR AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL Compliments of cHARLom's owsst gg AND Bzsr Known aim cumfsf RESTAURANT M KALE-LAWING COMPANY Congratulations, Seniors Drop In and See Us. HOSPITAL SODA 81 SUNDRIES 217 South Tryon Charlotte, N. C. 305 N. Caswell Rd. 375-9338 THE ANDERSONS RESTAURANT Our Fine Foods Find Friends Phone ED 3-3491 The Wor1d's Best Pecan Pie Jimmie A. Anderson 1617 Elizabeth Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Compliments f WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Carolina's House of Service Charlotte, N. C . Compli t f MCEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON open under new management six days a week. open Thursday and Friday evenings by appointment Beverly Cahoon, Mgr. 210 N. Caswell Rd. Dial 375-3806 Good Luck Seniors CRESTVIEW NURSING HOME Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyle Morganton, N. C. Compliments of ARROW LAUNDRY 8m CLEANERS SCIENTIFIC BEAUTY SALON 1933 E- 7th ED 33711 Where Laundry and Cleaning 1933 E. 7th St. Is An Art Q'-we HI-FI CAMERA CENTER THE CLASS OF 1964 .2 Ib Q .n , - I f ., .J .2 , ,, M I Q - 'q w N-LS 8 T' 'V .J Jim I U .I 31,-5, .5 if 1 x I , 1 .A '4 -Q 11 T4 1 - A 1 ,,l., t . 1 , 4 .'. , ry Rfk 1 , 1 .fl 1' ' any. .. B l .. W W , V W W4 A .. 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