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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

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Even though all of us are studying nursing, each year more and more subject material is introduced. Our faculty has increased to the largest ever known at Mercy. In order to be progressive, they have been doing postgraduate study so that they may teach the Mercy students the latest in nursing. Now we have clinical instructors in all areas of the hospital. They are there to guide us in becoming the best- a Mercy nurse. Even our uniforms have changed. Gone forever are the white single- piece uniforms. Mercy students now wear stripes and aprons. There is something new about our caps, also. Freshmen receive a cap upon entering training. Junior students wear a burgundy band and Seniors, royal blue. The capping ceremony is a thing of the past and in its stead, is the banding ceremony. We shall attempt to depict these changes in the MERCILITE through our theme, Progress Through Change. 3 A Dedication To: A dedicated woman-one who strives to help our lives take on mean- ing and fulfillment as if she were molding her own soul- A friend-one who through her kindness, understanding, and friend- ship, has given a part of herself to each of us- An educator-one who has worked our hearts out so subtly that now they are hers forever- A scholar-awoman who has dedicated her life to seeking the truth- In accordance with our theme Progress Through Change , we, the annual staff of the 1965 MERCILITE, do dedicate this annual to our director, Sister Mary Elizabeth, through whose persever- ance and guidance Mercy has truly experienced Progress Through Change. 4 grczfgfczf we ofcafe i 5? p-:WWW ,Q ..o-wwf ' ' - , .. f Qgzsfer ,yyzcdfy Ccjfzagezg QS 9750 if 50 jazlns zbfemyence IIS' 51:9 0 I2 gesfffqzbnof Ae 5050 feeps IQOQ sf noglfzy wzfge succeskyqzfv 5 79r00er5q 19:5 gn fem 01415122 It falls to my hand the privilege of writing of Pat Ciccolella who died of cancer of February 19, 1965. We, in hospital work, face death frequent- ly, but we face it differently when it affects someone close to us. Then too, we must stop and think when there is a special quality involved. Pat was and is very special. She knew her medical condition and faced surgery and therapies with an indom- itable spirit and will. Academically she was an honor roll student, and everyone she worked with recalls her superior nursing ability in the hospi- tal. A few remember the extraordi- nary influen ce she had on certain K M. . patients who had cancer, and who obtained their lift and positive attitude from Pat's encouragement. In her twenty years she lived a lifetime. Selflessness and loyalty walked with her together with pain and hope always encompassed by the circle of the Spirit of God. Truly of her are the Words from Brovsming's PROSPICE applied . . . For sudden the worst turns the best to the brave, The black minutes are end, And the elements rage, the fiend-voices that rave, Shall dwindle, shall blend, Shall change, shall become first a peace out of pain, Then a light, then thy breast, O thou soul of my soul! I shall clasp thee again, And with God be the rest! Excerpts reprinted with the permission of Sister Mary Elizabeth, R.S.M. 7a5Q gf Confenfs 71212 czczf QSIKM .... yjA1Es 0 ,of y ..... QGCUKY ....... Qsenzbrs .................... Easf anof jesfamenf ..... asap erfdfjues ............... gjropfecy ..... ,7u121'0rs ..... x7Z'QSAxI22QI2 ............ Gfkzzbaf Cr3x!0e1'1'e12ce.s. . . Gan you gmay1k2e.? ..... Our Eco? qfyjeace .... f7Ycf1'u171Qs ................ CSfz10Q12f B009 60120906 .... 76 ................... yjaye H10 H13 ..!7 .45 ....46 .50 .55 ....63 H72 ....cYcY ....90 H92 H97 .101 Finn uaf Qsfqff-yzperclffe 4' , s X Mia! Editor Emily Copy Editor iw I Miss Trexler Advisor Nancy Business Manager 8 ff ' ,gfffi uf i ' S-' - V vs ,W , 5 7 I 2 MVR Q f el .4 4 9 K , f www- Joan Assistant Editor Pattie Layout Editor Finn czczf Csfcyf Z ':-4 57 Staff - L. Thornton D. Brady L. Adiemy M. Clark P. Harmatuk C. Pickett P. Elder K. Brunelle Editor . . . .Assistant . Copy .... Layout. . . Business . Photography 11174 79516590 y The philosophy of the Mercy School of Nursing is founded on the Chris- tian 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 activi- ties with their Creator as their final end. We believe that nursing education must be motivated by charity and must include 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 Christia.n 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 Nursing! IO -0--,..-4 ,., .7 w.t-.wwf-nh-uuwffpwt -New 2 ' 7 1 f 2 , Z WW,,...w.,,, M. ,M ,Mag mW,,N , f i 2 f,.,..w...v.m,,M W , ,Q 'I A , 1' 1 Baja 2 M f 5 3 X, I Q' Q Q' M 5. -... fjuenzhy 9-Qrqy fo Our yjksseofyyfofger Night is falling, dear Mother, the long day is o'er, And before thy loved image I'm kneeling once more, To thank thee for keeping me safe through the day, To ask thee this night to keep evil away. Excerpts from Monastery of St. Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts I 1 Clare 'bs ' Most Rev. Vincent S. Waters, Bishop of Raleigh Director, North Carolina Catholic Hospital Association get A 2 cy 4 I- f gi V if gi , .W . t Mother Mary James Mother Mary Rapheal Sister Mary Jerome Mother Superior Administrative AdmiI1iStI'2tOI' Sisters of Mercy Advisor I2 5 -7 ,. asf , , 3 y Sway ff yzgfcy Q? Q S Cfjotzcafzbn lags iq, If U Sister Mary Elizabeth, R.S.M. Mrs. N. Hall, R.N. Director of School Assistant Director I 4 A' ' Not Pictured if Y f ll l 1 Sister Mary Carmel, R.N. Gilbert Colina, B.S. Louis Diamant, Ph.D B.S.N.E.-Nutrition Pharmacology Psychology I4 r t V, X 1:4- fe o 'ix pi ' 151. , .ff , mi' fx . M 'vuu W f ,pg , 1 X . M A ff f 'AN-.. Sister Mary Evangelist, R.N. B.S.N.E. Obstretics v . i Q sf . ,X 2 Sister M. Jerome, R.N. M.S.N.-Profressional Adjustments Not Pictured , Richard Keasler Choir aczz f -V 5 51 M5142 Quit 'FV' N.. M. fm 1-va Sister Mary Gertrude, R.N M.S. - Med-Surg. X -If Mrs. L. Jolly, R.N. OB and Ped. Co-Ordinator KN Mrs. F. Mahoney, R.N. B.S.N.-Med-Surg. 15 Not Pictured Mrs. M. Gross, R.N. Clinical Instructor Father King, B.A. Religion 'HV' 1 Mrs, M. Mangrum, R.N Clinical Instructor ' 41 Sister Stella Maris, R.N. B.S.N.E.-Pediatrics rf Miss M. Trexler, R.N. B.S.N.-Med-Surg. GCC! Not Pictured Father Sullivan B.A.-Religion I I? 5 , lvvl ,,,V X Sister Mary Veronica, M.T. M.S. -Microbiology Not Pictured Father Solair Religion Not Pictured Mrs. Whilden, M. T Chemistry ,ar QD 1 if L ,gy Mrs. H. Willis, R.N. Miss E. Winstead, R.N. Miss A. Zeman O,R, Nursing A M.S.-Nursing Arts M.S.-Librarian I6 LS enzbfs Xa enzbr CQJS OECQFS President ..... . .Mary Ann Seufert Vice-President . . . .Emily Dellinger Secretary .... . . Teresa Williams Treasurer ...... . .Jerrie Pierce Social Chairman . . . . Phyllis Grill Student Council Rep. . . . 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With our leaving, we know the faculty will breathe a tremendous sigh of relief. To the Juniors we leave our blue bands, knowing they're proud to wear them. To the Freshmen, we leave all the encouragement in the world. Keep at it, girls, it's worth it SECTION B I, Pattie Barnett, leave for Fort Lauderdale and Where My Boy Is. I, Honey Barron, leave my Kidd to anyone who is as crazy about him as I am. How about it, Claudia? I, Jo Black, do leave with John. Sure hope Uncle Sam understands. I, Shirley Blanchard, leave the Mercy girls to join Uncle Sam's boys. I, Carol Bowers, leave my taxi cab service to anyone with a car and credit card. I, Nancy Brown, leave my southern drawl to Debbie Donald. I, Emily Dellinger, leave my shower cap to anyone who has the desire to use it the way I did. I, Phyllis Grill, leave my manic-depressive personality with paranoid and persecution com- plex to Our Lady of Peace. I, Marysia Guryn, leave for bigger and better places, CBoone, N.C.l. I, Sara Jean Hildreth, do hereby leave and take Ben with me. I, Fran Hoyle, leave my place at Gene's Drive-In to Donna Brady. I, Joan Lemieux, leave Pest to all those who need a wonderful little sister to keep them from being homesick. I, Marilyn Lowdermilk, leave my Dr. Spock baby book to Kathy Childs and Beth Mudd just in case they need it. I, Elaine McConnell, leave via Piedmont Airlines for Mt. Mercy. I, Joan Moon, leave to walk down one aisle with a diploma and up another aisle with a MRS. degree. I, Barbara Nestlerode, leave my campaigning, trips to Raleigh, fatigue, state of confusion and ambivalance to anyone with the serenity and patience to endure and enjoy it. I, Jerrie Pierce, leave my wonderful bed and my curvature of the spine to anyone who doesn't mind falling out of bed every night or getting seasick. I, Faith Pomeroy, leave my desire to become a nurse to the underclassmen. I, Nancy Ryan, leave to pick up the pieces of a shattered dream. I, Carmen Savage, leave my ability to get in and out of impossible situations to the Juniors. I, Mary Ann Seufert, leave my ability to sleep anytime, anyplace, hoping I'll be able to stay awake easier. I, Amy Smith, leave best wishes for everyone. I, Connie Surface, also known as Bunny or Surf leave everything. I, Marlana Thies, do leave the South hopefully never to return again. I, Teresa Williams, leave my baseball glove, MG, and ski sweater to anyone who wants them. I, Susan Yelton, regretfully leave my duties as BAC social chairman to the Freshmen. Respectfully submitted, The 1965 Seniors 45 Zjesf gqroufzcf Wurse CSQDICI4 I ,. - Y W, V , ,- .. ,A W:-, QS up erQf12Jes 7752511 fj1feQ 20 cgucceeof Mary Ann Seufert Was! Qsfuofous J ph B1 k C3 9121614 QS up QIGQZJDQJ y7Z00sf fZjQZ SdfIQ jndas! ZQ!0QI?0Q6fe Shirley Blanchard CS 9121614 C3 z1!0efQ1'12Jes x -Q f v 4 i. 1 1 , ,A me! Qscfoofcspzkzfeof 4 5 C men Savage I Wfosf jjfcygzsszbnaf 500A112g Carol Bowers 59111614 QSu!0e14Qf1k1es 975231 Cjonyenkzf Marilyn Loudermilk X535 9jI O!U QC The following women have headed the Missing Persons list for the last 20 years. Upon much investigation, this is what has been discovered about their activities. Honey AC Barron - residing in Iowa with her husband and 5 daughters, is current Poet Laureate of the U.S., and has recently published her book of poems entitled Antidotal Notes . Elaine McConnell - now living in Jacksonville, Fla. In her sparetime enjoys designing clothes for the tall girl. . Pattie Barnett - with her husband and family are experts at art of beachcombing . Nancy Ryan - finally happily married to California's only Italian politician. Carmen Savage - is now tame and taking care of careless men who fall out of trees. Faith Pomeroy - is head nurse of a pediatric hospital in Japan. Sara Jean Hildreth - followed her aunt's footsteps, is night supervisor at Mercy Hospital. Mary Ann Seufert - at last consented to have a TSLA. Dr. Link is her surgeon. Joan Moon - her husband and moonbeams have thrived under the TLC she has given them. Marysia Guryn - is now supervisor of a 16-bed hospital in the mountains. Emily Dellinger - is thinking about organizing a Procrastinator's Club, but hasn't gotten around to it yet. Nancy Brown - is assisting her husband, Bill, in devising a new drainage system for the swamps of S.C. Shirley Blanchard - is a Captain in the Army and is recruiting nursing students for the Army Nurse Corps. Jo Black - although she didn't quite make it in the Army, is enjoying nursing her troop of 4 boys at home. Joan Lemieux - 8 kids have turned her prematurely gray, similiar to the platinumwe knew her as. Carol Bowers - with her husband have bought Belknap Hardware Co. of Louisville and renamed it McCall's, Inc. Phyllis Grill - now spends most of her spring mornings down at Churchill Downs betting on her favorite horse, Stewball. Barbara Nestlerode - was elected President of the ANA. She still plays cards when not attending conventions. Fran Hoyle - works for a company which dispenses cathartics containing a secret ingre- dient imported from Alaska. Susan Yelton - has a sideline besides her nursing - raising and selling guinea pigs. Amy Smith - has 3 blond-haired Army Brats , each born in a different country. Connie Surface - is now a riding instructor at her own dude ranch in Australia. Jerrie Pierce - sells rocking beds to nursing students. Teresa Williams - currently employed as school health nurse at Belmont Abbey College. Mia! Thies - married to Dr. Isaac Saul, who is head of thoracic surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital. How strange! All these women were members of the graduating class of 1965 at Mercy School of Nursing. The Snoope' 8X 14X 85 50 Lf- ,-, . f :'7 X. ?!., H7 ,V kg enzof Jan 05 ' - 4 A .4 -I H ' ' 'A F ' . X A ,, A A , N . I bi, - ' 'Y 5 Y Jr? 1' f Q 'Q' ag: ' f Our baby, and Mari1yn's. This was home? F'? -f F 4 .4 ' sl 3 iff 5 y 5 h Y X JR 4, , ' -W X ,V , E'1 ',fL '. rw -..1 1, . A .an , -2- X , ' K :M 17 ' stefan , a. . ' ,Q M : 'Z - fi ww A ' . 4 M b . W, .4 -, .'5 ::,E35 AAIA ' L V f. 5 K K x, ' ' . , LI: -f' ,S 5 ' ' LL ' . ' K at 1.-W1-,.v:f t ' Z ' S , V ,, ' V .. 'in ' ,. A rare afternoon! This water never was warm! Qi ik: juv- ' ,J w i Q fi Parliamentary procedure - What's that? Asking the spirits for help. MERCY SCHOOL OF NURSING LIBRARY 51 g7?QI2?QI2Q Q! QZ2. . J errie gave that sweet little old patient a pillow case of dirty linen and then threw his pil- low down the laundry chute? ' And what boy met his Waterloo in Louisville and now carries an umbrella to pick up his date? Remember Sister Carmen? We're sure Sister Mary Veronica does. Faith, do you recall the plastic scissors Dr. Taylor requested to remove sutures with? Why, sir, we thought metal ones cut better! The Easter Egg Hunt was spread thinly over St. Patrick's Garden? Nancy R. Sent the plug of tobacco to the lab for a stool culture? ' Remember, repeat it five times and it's yours forever? Now say, Mia, Thrombo- cytopenic purpura. Remember having five complete bed baths to do by 9:00 A.M. ? Remember our happy sick days in the Infirmary? And the Black Sheep mattress party? And who delivered a 13 ounce preemie and took it to Carmen in the Nursery? Shirley, do you remember when you had to remove your shoes and demonstrate foot dis- orders? How did those tremendous holes get in your stockings? ' We'were campused for a week for decorating the Senior floor with shaving cream and toothpaste? Remember cleaning up the CO2 when they retaliated? Susan, will you ever forget the sedated guinea pig that went to Louisville? Someone told us his favorite food is green bedspreads. Remember Elaine's on again-off again romance with Bob? Remember when Marc was born, Marilyn? A year later you went through Obstetrics and saw how it was done. Joan Beethoven Lemieux played Moonlight Sonata ? Remember when the mailbox was moved to St. Mary's wing and the guys complained of less mail? Will you ever forget Miss Winstead's famous hamburgers cooked at the Red Fez Club? When Mercy's Glee Club was the singing rage of screen and stage? And who were the three Miss Grills who worked in Seclusion? Nancy B., do you remember the last visit you made to the Phi Cap house? Recall a St. Patrick's Day party? Remember Sympathy is nice, but . . . Remember when you joined the Armed Forces, Jo, and then decided Marriage was a bet- ter institution? Remember the night you sang by candlelight, Emily? We'll never forget! I I Remember the fun, food and water at Wally Stump's party? Remember when Willie and Jimmy dated in a black MG imported from Louisville? 52 Will you ever forget Carol and Mac? That relationship is marred only by an imperfect toe. Remember, Sure, I'll take you there if you pay for the gas. Mary Ann, don't forget you are to start speech lessons the day after graduation. See you on the treatment porch! Remember a blistered scalp? You aren't allergic to Lady Clairol, are you, Phyllis? Remember learning to walk again, Barb? You sure took San Francisco in a big way. Remember that letter you sent to Louisville, Sara Jean? How many phone calls did you receive that night? Will you ever forget Goona-Goona? And what S. N. opened the closet door to prove to a patient she was hallucinating, only to find the hallucination? Remember when Fran raised dogs . . . in the dorm? And the skeleton wore clothes. Who was so adept at removing them? Carmen, what ever happened to the patient you gave an enema containing 3000cc of water? Dehydration or just plain thirst? Remember the initiation we didn't give the Freshmen? And who was the only student to ever change a chest bottle on Dr. Sanger's patient? But I DID have a Written Order! How many times have you heard, Youse guys ? Remember your favorite long gown, Joan L. ? It was made from a beach towel. Honey, how is your clothing budget? Didn't you take a trip to Washington, D. C. and forget to pack your dresses? And What S.N. spent the night in seclusion with three patients because she didn't know how to get out? Who was always behind the 8 ball, Barb? Remember when Joan M. got a house for an engagement present? Who else was that lucky? How were we fortunate enough to have two watermelon parties in the same night? Will you ever forget our initiation . . . polish those shoes, set up that uniform, what is my name and where am I from, assume the respectful position and tell me how green you are . . . to music please. Mary Ann, force fluids does not mean all fluids. Remember waiting for the mail every day? I 25 days without a letter is enough time for any mailbox to gather dust, isn't it Amy? Remember Steve in Louisville? How do you spell that complex again? Remember Monteen, Betty, Chickie, Diane, Jean, Shorty, Joyce, Sue, Becky, and Dottie? Remember that tough Class of 1963 and the flood in Ryan's room? Remember the count-down on the toilet paper roll? 3-2-1 BLAST OFF TO YOUR FU- TURES! I I I Remember . . . COULD YOU EVER FORGET? ? ? ? ? 53 9121614 Gan 059 ,..,..,A.-n-ml 1 535 Only 250 more days. School? Nursing? What's that? if af, Not NLN's again? Why doesn't someone hold me like this? ,W ,, W-J: W lv' It beats holding hands. In the spring, a young man's fancy .... 54 junzbrs mmf Sffemmen X I X f X x President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Social Chairmen Advisor .... 11121514 614253 Wears . Janet Ducharme . . . .Pegge Elder . . Teresa Jacobs . . Murlin Patterson . Hermina Lovelace Oneta Rankin Mrs. Mary Mangrum Ea Jacqueline Bartels 713 Janet Covington affix 1' li X Susan Bass 1 YQ Martha Covington K Janet Ducharme 57 -w f 'n Kathy Childs Barbara Crookshank Suzanne Elam Teresa Jacobs F95 A a il vi Pegge Elder Pat Harmatuck iff, 2 Z Martha Joy Hermina Lovelace N Beth Mudd 58 A.. L' 'f 523 . , 1 Murlin Patterson Claudia Pickett I 'a Oneta Rankin Lucille Richard- Tessier MERCY QCHOOL OF NURSING LIBRARY 59 R X Darla Pierce ' f Dee Dee Smith 61121014 an S 1 a 4' Tuesday afternoon Wednesday morning ' Wait till the housemother opens THIS closet door! 5th Floor Rec Room in the Country Club We Juniors supporting a Senior. Rob loves THAT? 60 unzof an 06 jf fy' -M 5. ff V if 'A - if 3 . is it I .gf f ' n ammo V. ---Q'L' 1. ' 5 ', ,' Miss J. Covington, R.N. It takes two to? '? '?? CRura1 Nursej What? A Junior receiving flowers? But Honey, We've GOT to practice on SOMEBODY See that girl dressed in red Will the Truly Dedicated nurse please stand 61 unfor an 1' 5 Scrubbed in for Dr. Page-Thought I died and went Oh knitting needles! I didn't want to get my hair to heaven! wet ew- Q 4' Q W, 5w2 21aaafg:14y,4a,,,,?CfZ?I,,f, k - What are we laughing about? We've got to sleep Dignified professional nurses-OFF DUTY on them A11 we need now are dates! 62 L res man CQSJ Wears President .... . . Susan McNeil Vice President . . .... Kathy Jones Secretary ..... . Kathryn Wakefield Treasurer ..... . . . Louie Adeimy Student Council Rep. . . . Donna Brady Sudie Bland Social Chairmen . . . . Sallie Jones Chris Lampert Advisor .... . . Sister Mary Luke 63 l l If A fl: Qi- Caroline Abernethy Louie Adeimy Betty Bagwell Lynn Barbee Sudie Bland W 2 I Carolyn Beaman Pat Blackwelder an-me 'Uv 5 UP 'Jilin ug: .gi Donna Brady Lee Anne Brophy 64 x ,.t..A by gift Nancy Brown , 1 X' Sheila Campbell ? Lois Cooper r l WM Kathy Brunelle X L Y Mary Clark ag, 571 sh , I Debbie Donald 65 Jane Buckner 13 Hope Colpitts Kay Duval Martha Evans 'Miva Barbara Grant Teresa Kelly .gre Connie Gibson Marlene Gibson V gi. Ik: Kathie Jones Sallie Jones L Wgmhi Chfisrine Lampert Karen Little 66 f up tm Judy Long 'TY ' v ff, 5314- Nancy MacDonald X! gr Q X, Susie McNeill Paula Moose If Q Gwen Prior Shirley Samole ' 6 7 'v I Mary Margaret Marrapode X Ex if i Missy Parker I Margaret Shanholtz 'REV' Grace Spano 14g ,M Ai! xi Kathryn Bonnie Stafford 'Q -My X 725, 'in Lolita Thornton Kathryn Wakefield 68 41' -:W 47' 1 Stegner Q res man anofaf Only our hairdressers know for sure . . . but who has a hairdresser? The plumbing here at Mercy they say its mighty fine HJ 1 Q . 'm 2. 'F ',' an gg? yy,-sk' J wan' , ' MW .K if It must be Tuesday or Thursday The lowlifel , V,,, PW Sister's making rounds this time. I dreamed I had Dr. McAdams for my patient 91493 may an M06 THESE required readings! ! ! W , ' If Is it Joe or Mamma? i Q i Practicing your bed baths, Pat? I've GOT to wash my hair SOMEWHERE Come on girls, lets settle our differences ELSEWHERE These ward class assignments are RIDICULOUS Gfbzbaf CCjX!0ef1'e12c'e wx 633, WY? ff A ,ge 00 5' G C342 0.15 C ,O 71 Gfbzcaf gxperzence What better way to learn how to be a nurse than to practice in the hospital? In the hospital we students apply, under the skillful eye of our in- structors, the procedures and principles we learned in the classroom. How we trembled with the thoughts of giving our first IM! Right, Fresh- men? We learn to assume responsibility over there . It must be admitted, our patients expect the best. We have undergone many changes in the clinical area. Most impor- tant is, now we have instructors to show us how to do everything properly. Our instructors, besides guiding, shaping, molding, prodding, and pulling us into a Mercy nurse, also make all our assignments, and make out monthly time Churrah! now holidays on or near the calendar datej Something new - ward classes to help us apply the textbook picture of a condition to a patient, where we can see the total patient - social, economical, medical, etc. - all aspects of a patient and his illness. We are no longer in the hospital for service - only for education. We're not saying we don't give service, for we dog but learning comes first. Right, Juniors? It's with pride that we put on our uniforms and caps. After all, nursing is the noblest profession. Right, Seniors? 72 'N fy' D-A, 73 770 0900! H 'iw xx! a ,W 2 gy f 2 XX Cd Cgllfyl , g k Q' ' L' H -.. A 2, li E V 'Q 74 Wm f ,f ., 2,3 iw ' Zfiw ff. ,,f, W Wa M ' Sm 1 fy iff 4 Q 1-vc. ,W M 'f 'ffwixi CMZW , ' ,Q ' ww 25 ' , 55, 'twig-,J . ,ff If ,T 5 N 'f M, V , ,AJ M471 f I , , 5 35 , WM- N' 4 A-1.5! ' ' 3: film . 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A W H fx in 315' 4 f f Qu? fm A ' gay i . A V 3 ffm, L fx A eofczfrzcs 79 We 9 ,ff -or 2 491-W .br-' QIIGO Off X' , . Q 1 f 7 A -1 A 1 A . f 4 xx W' 1 3' I 5,1 ,. 'L .w '25 it I 60600 Qozbys It must be linen day! ,ff Typing a term paper If Sister at a PJ party Mademoiselle Kathie! Must get this picture for the annual! Christmas Party an you mczyzloe .? Nancy Ryan without a ring? Oneta Rankin not always ready with a smile? Lucille Ricard-Tessier with a shorter name? Kathryn Wakefield with a suntan? Carmen Savage not being funny? Mary Ann Seufert screaming? Amy Smith not singing? Connie Surface talking with a southern drawl? Darla Pierce not watching television? Shirley Samole without lots of eye makeup? Margaret Shanholtz not worrying about her average? Grace Spano not knowing how to cook Spaghetti? Bonnie Stafford and Mia! Thies with short hair? Kathryn Stegner not being called Kitty? Teresa Williams without a guy? Claudia Pickett without Rob? What is his last name? Loleta Thornton not being such a dear? Susan Yelton without teased hair? Murlin Patterson not being dignified? Paula Moose whispering? Pattie Barnett not knowing the latest dance steps? Honey Barron living anywhere but South Carolina? Jo Black failing a quiz? Shirley Blanchard not painting in her spare time? Carol Bowers not trying to gain weight? Nancy Brown talking with a Yankee clip? Chick Bartels going home on week-ends? Susan Bass staying at Mercy on week-ends? Elizabeth Bagwell without glasses? Linda Barbee listening to classical music? Pat Blackwelder not fixing her hair? Sudie Bland not having school spirit? Donna Brady having hair all the same color? Lee Anne Brophy not planning on trips to Cornell? Kathy Brunelle not rolling her hair up every night? Emily Dellinger laughing any other way than the way she does? Janet Ducharme being a fan of any other college than Wofford? Debbie Donald without bangs down to her nose? Kay Duval being overweight? Phyllis Grill having red hair? Marysia Guryn without a mirror? Connie Gibson being a chemist? Barbara Grant not going to Greensboro as often as possible? 88 CAN YOU IMAGINE ? fcontj Beth Mudd buying her groceries at Kroger's? Sara Jean Hildreth not being with Ben? Fran Hoyle without her guitar? Pat Harmatuk without a suntan? Susan McNeill not saying, Oh, knitting needles. ? Joan Lemieux not having a record player? Marilyn Lowdermilk not worrying about Marc? Sparky Lovelace not being lovely? Elaine McConnell flying BOAC? Joan Moon without her pet dog? Martha Joy not wanting to do the jerk every Wednesday night? Nancy MacDonald not writing Eddie every night? Peg Marrapode forgetting about scrubbin in ? Barbara Nestlerode not being in politics? Teresa Jacobs with straight hair or Chris Lambert with curly hair? Karen Little not having Kathryn Wakefield as her constant companion? Jerrie Pierce without poodles? Faith Pomoroy being called Shorty ? Pegge Elder not saying really ? Teresa Kelly being over-expressive? or Kathy Childs being withdrawn? Janet and Martha Covington really being sisters? Susy Elam ever enjoying the view from her room? Caroline Abernathy not wearing plaid shirts? Louie Adeimy not being proud of her Lebanese ancestry? Mary Clark without her own special vocabulary? Hope Colpitts without an Oriental decor in her living quarters? Kathie Jones being the next Elvis Pressley? Sallie Jones not wearing the latest swingin hairdo? Sister Elizabeth not working on some very important change for Mercy? Mrs. Hall not knowing the latest in nursing? Miss Winstead not being kind and gentle? Mrs. Gross not ever mentioning not having enough time in a day to do everything? Miss Trexler keeping up with her students? Mrs. Mahoney not being considerate of the individual student's ability? Mrs. Jolly having a temper tantrum? Mrs. Mangrum being on time? Miss Cauble not tracking down her missing linens? Having maids here with any other name than Irene? Forgetting Mercy and the happy days here? Respectfully submitted, The Old-Timer, 1965 89 0 uzlwz' Our Lady of Peace Q Y ' 7' ' C 4 if Hi! We're your new instructors. We were here first And we didn't miss our banding, either. Off with the old and on with the new 90 s 0 UJQSU1' ke h HHH i,,, ' HHN Hum ?i:n'Iuu-.,, Q 'HWY HYUH mm , ' YH . ...T This is a dorm? '? ? This was living! I 5 The furniture was too nice to sit on. I met him at the zanzirar, so what? ,sv vff mf iv S I f QU Y' Just because I have to work . . Sayonara, Louisville qu, Z -,1 4 r an 'C My J W vs n vp My F N....,nf -In , ,M an ,fi . Mwmr' JT M ,wg ,f-f- ' 'Q ,, wwf , fl ,fff '--- - Elgfdlfy 012212212799 Committee Chairman . . . . Peggy Marrapode Secretary ........... ....... S hirley Samole Junior Class Representatives . . Janet Ducharme, Pegge Elder Senior Class Representative . . ....... Carmen Savage Librarian .... ......... M rs. Dally Faculty Members . . . Mrs. Gross, Miss Trexler Advisor ..... . . . Sister Mary Elizabeth 93 QSXUOQJM ygoof Wears C. Honey Barron President Susan Bass . . Kathy Childs . Suzanne Elam . Marlana Thies . Teresa Williams 94 Junior Social Chairman . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . Vice President Senior Social Chairman QSfu0Q12f 29009 Wepresenfafzbes Mary Ann Seufert Amy Smith . - Pat Harmatuk . . Sue McNeill . . . Murlin Patterson Janet Ducharme . Donna Brady. . . Sudie Bland . . . . Senior . . Senior . . Junior Freshman . . Junior . . Junior Freshman Freshman f?Ol I22df 3012 CGS 2 9 9 9 0 CII? Well, I'l1 tell you . . One can coming up. nu. if if 5 f 4 Five no trump Well, we did it again! I . - - Reeenel ! Was this in the handbook? 97 f Cscfoof QDOID .S Multiplication Nightly pin-ups Even your best friend won't tell you. .7 ink' I told you not to loose any more weight! i if ' 7 2 92 .. in We've been evicted! I think I'm going to be sick 50500 f ozhys t I don't understand it, I use dial! Bottoms up! yu v .J--': ' in f' A-Sal? LH, ,W may I 4 I ,V nv Y . J 1 . of iran 511'-r-'f1..w. Adult Recreation Come on seven! , 7,f'L5V on .4?3-6 Misery loves company Jolly Ol' St. Terry Lockman 99 . a dai 9131193 ygargara yljose QXKQSXQZQOQQ Y 01715 Garobba CS Qjreszinf 19644965 IOO QW QV 44 do 5404 lscouni- K QB 'QQ vehix ww' '77q1fA HQ ef' G74 65 gross bm ,DODS 0145 Dr. H. L. Newton Dr. R. Miller Gallant Drs. McLean and McLean Dr. Robert L. Garrison The Miller Clinic Drs. Drs. Page and Keller Drs. Drs. Chrysler a.nd Dayton Dr. William F. Lovell Dr. T. C. Bost Dr. R. D. Neal Dr. John M. Douglas Dr. William O. Johnston Dr. Theodore J. Kocak Drs. Brown, Downs, Lewis, Dr. Franklin L. Wilson Drs. Sanger and Taylor Dr. Hamilton W. McKay, Jr. Drs. Gaskin and Childers Drs. McKay, McKay, Justis Dr. William H. Shaia Dr. E. L. Potter, Jr. Drs. Hood and Eubanks Dr. Charles R. McAdams, Dr. M. Robert Link 102 Kennedy, Pressly, Nightingale Matthews, James, Massey Hollingsworth , Baird Jr. PATRONS Dr. Thomas W. Huey, Jr. Dr. Philip Naumoff Dr. C. L. Stuckey Dr. W. E. Selby Dr. G. Don Roberson Dr. James M. Tart Drs. Faison and Ranson Dr. Walter R. Graham Dr. Robert B. Yudell Dr. William A. Ranson Dr. Thomas L. Dulin Dr. William S. Stewart, IV Dr. James B. Raymer Drs. Culbreth and Pritchard Dr. Edward F. Hardman Dr. G. W. Black Dr. Robert C. Fraasa Dr. J. R. Adams Dr. J. S. Gaul, Jr. Dr. Roland T. Pixley Drs. McElwee and Thompson Dr. Edward U. Austin Drs. Grace and Charles Tillett GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS FROM THE FRESHMEN Compliments of WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. HCAROLINAS HOUSE OF SERVICE 200 South Torrence St. Charlotte, N. C. Visit Your Neighborhood Beauty Salon And Save The Difference ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON Open Under New Management 6 Days A Week Open Thursday Sz Friday Evenings By Appointment Beverly Cahoon, Manager 210 N. Caswell Road Dial 375-3806 Operator NEAT SHOE REPAIR CO. 143 Scaleybark Road If the shoe fits fix it Phone 523-4017 Charlotte, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GEORGE'S GRILL PARK ROAD DRUG CO. BOB LEWIS, Pharmacist-Owner 3922 Park Road JA 3-0822 Not the Oldest . Not the Largest . BUT THE BEST Weekdays 8:30-10:00, Sundays 12:00-10:00 THE ANDERSON'S 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. xp- :Qi I, 1 6 f Congratulations to my wife, Amy. Sgt. William Paul Smith -Germany' THE HOCT MON RESTAURANT Your Satisfaction Is Our Greatest Interest The Stavrakas Brothers H OPEN KITCHEN CHARLCTTETOWN MALL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION lottetown Mall Ch ltt 4, N J .H L, CITY CHEVROLET ,Fil f CHEVROLET! If IV- STANLEY SUPER DRUG STORE 1949 East 7th Street Charlotte, N. C. Answers the students needs for products and recreation. I D E N T I CALS BREAST Q9 FOR M ' t R. ATHENS RESTAURANT f A I 1 101 Independence Blvd. H, , , 37 5-3597 A! OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY A A, .t.T. , Try Our Famous Greek Dishes Charcoal Broiled Steaks, Pizza, and Spaghetti Y' -:V ff , ,.--fe ' . Authorized Dealer ELAINE'S Underfashion Shop Charlottetown Mall Compliments of PARK LANES BOWLING INC. 1700 Montford Drive 523-7633 K 1 KI ,X ' JI 'X f xx fx K' gf I,7!II ' xv? ff' MYERS PARK BEAUTY SALON Char1otte's House of Charm Phone ED 2-5031 ANDERSON DRY CLEANERS 1603 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina Congratulations Class of '65 HAWTHORNE UNIFORM SHOP Hawthorne Medical Center Charlotte, N.C. 334-6158 lst Union Charge CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1965 POUND-MOORE 304 S. Tryon Street Phone 375-7751 MERCY SCHOOL OF NURSING ALUMNAE Qs' 5. if' 'nfl 9 iam l ' ' an an P - Q Mus 4, 4.-gal! . 4. 1 20-A CHARLOTTE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC HOME OF THE PREFERRED CREDIT PLAN 615 South Tryon St. Phone 377-3601 C C ANGUS KALE-LAWING COMPANY STEAK HOUSE 217S thTy Ch ltt NC VEN OF CHARLOTTE, INC. 531 S th B 1 d YOUR CANADA DRY VENDOR Congratulations Mr. J. H. Kolodny IPCO HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP. UNIFORM CO 7 X? th . I g is 207 EAST TRADE ST. 0 CHARLOTTE NC 7 f 'ii .-qv QIIEI FOREMOST DAIRY Refreshing remembrance 41 AUTOGRAPHS 43 ,H KN, , .Q L, . 47+ I 'Ea : UQ J Jie C I - I In LAI LIL - - W CQCA-COLA BOTTLING Co. PET MILK CO. '?JIfp 'ee f - , - '99 HS sw.. .T YOU bet. SEA'-TEST .1 K WIN. MADL f.. 5 zi- IZ' A 1 CREAM ..,..,,.:1,f1: 5133555222 ::.. V ':-. A ... DMN Ummm 3300 The Plaza, Charlotte, N. C. 1 Congratulations - Ol BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS EPS' A 202 West Morehead PEPSI COLA BOWLING Charlotte, N. C. COMPANY Phone 333-1121 K For th onderful care I d Thank You and CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MR. WALKER Patient on 3rd ST. 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