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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

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' ' ,,..,.., .1 I senior class 0 I 969 presents MER CILI T E '69 Dedication We searched for knowledge We cried out for compassion and understanding We sought counsel and wisdom We longed for friendship We found you. You who have given us greater values Than the knowledge ofa profession, The tenderness ofa friend, The understanding ofa mother, The happiness of a child, An unexhaustible enthusiasm. To you, the Senior Class of 1969 Wishes to say more than Thank you--but the words fail us. Now, in remembrance o f you, We dedicate our annual to you, Mrs. Rosemary Hatten, And all that you mean to us. M rs. Rosemary H allen THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM To dream the impossible dream, To fight the unbearable foe, To bear with unbearable sorrow, To run where the brave dare not go. To right the unrightable wrong, To love sure and chaste from afar, To try when your arms are too weary, To reach the unreachable star! This is my quest, H To follow that star, No matter how hopeless, no matter how far, To fight for the right without question or pause, To be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause! And I know, if l'll only be true To this glorious quest, That my heart will lie peaceful and calm, When I'm laid to my rest, And the world will be better for this, That one man scorned and covered with scars, Still strove with his last ounce of courage, To fight the unbeatable foe, To reach the unreachable Stars. Man of La Mancha 6 behold this dreamer cometh 1 s K 4,, x -Y-' W A . fa, QEQWEJ f --Xxx- S f:iT'777 1 W, 33 J , ,vmwfw 'f 'f' - if W f M MN Wx gwrh, WWW 5 I in give .1 5 2 54 2 1 im, 'i -,.., - V .7 X fm J f ,gg 21L-,fc ' . X f 'N , .. - 12-5 '-yfev.-,QQ , ,N Qt' f 4 , i 5 W i W :-WS:-vr::' 'QR X 1 . 1 f 1? 2 ymff fvfwi ' . .W ,. . 'V Q: . f, w w 0776 Qwj f fm K , Q., .S 13 S, 6 ST 1 HY m 2 --... ' I -... -.....,... V55 -1 W - my, - ' Z fr' av' ,ff I am apart ofa!! that I have mein :wif , , -11, 9 2 'M' ' f ,. dh , gli, 'f 1, , f., r, ,,fa,,YV W , ,. .Qgpwi A 'f'T 1 I Ng x , , WWW N' fl- f ' '7' A ' ' ,L Hg 1 is AAAA A W 513,42 f . ,W V 0-nw M M 1 N if 4 H- . ..,f f f-.MA 4 K fi' ' Q ' , ' V Y-In A . I A 4. PA., , , I' M Y ' V V 41 P t , ,ax ' Y 1 pg r A 45 ,,,,, it Ira' ' L Iffyw v r, J' Y' L by 1 3 N is . , , Y 2 , if A 2' Qi? 5, J 'fe him V we E!! Q that Frst being separated ana' alone 9 I stand alone in a'imlit hall Noises such as far away M y ears a'0 not strain for I am tirea' And want as others just to ben Wk li,-Ll . . . The mind is restless, turbulent, strong and unyielding . . . as dwcult to subdue as the wind. 535513553 li V X in , Z VZ, . 'ir in . . fu 'f ,, .....-wa , I ,,-f ' f - M., There are those times when home sounds awful gooaf M Lil Apathy is djeated by enthusiasm We tried to smile through both good times and bad 14 nl af an ,RM X The joys of dorm living ui - 2:- af , QW Qi-.ra ': .-Ei I-1 i I U Q fi fa K X-if vf-QQ Perhaps without realizing it we as students, nurses, and members of the medical staff share an impossible dream. We dare to dream that which others have deemed hopeless may be saved. V Every day of our lives we seek means of beating our unbeatable foe known as death. Our hearts are heavy with the sorrow we see, yet we keep going forward with our hope flying high. Many stones will be thrown our way, and many times we will feel the pain of others, and we will return this pain with love, compassion, and understanding. Our hours will be long, the rewards very small, and most of our goals are never reached. But, this is the quest we must follow. If we do not forget the goals, if we can always remember that -the need of our fellow man counts more, and if we keep within our hearts the light of hope then perhaps in some small way we will succeed in making a better place for those to come. - . . . and perhaps too, we will not be forgotten. Kandie X x ,I 1 1 if Administration and Faculgf L 4, 'w,,,f i V. I Sister Mary Jerome Spradley Administrator Most Reverend Vincent S. Waters Dr. Fredrick Taylor, NLD. Bishop of Raleigh Chief of Staff Director, North Catholic Hospital Association Rev. Mother Mary Benignus Hoban Mother Superior Sisters of Mercy 'rr' M5 we 18 flfs P' Sister Jeanne Margaret McNally Director of Education Mrs. Mary Mangrum Mrs. Anne Johnson Senior Coordinator Junior Coordinator 7 1 9 if ff Mrs. Lynn Jolly Assistant Director Mrs. Rose Mary Hatten Freshman Coordinator Q, ,fv- , we 5:5 C 4 KX ' ' xx .X , g.. ,, 0 4 . 'ytvj' . V! 1 . rg , n fi, f 4 45 Q19 si ., fn .-9-13 X ., 5, d ft If rrtri In i ff 5 I., ' Rf ff ,, -iff? 5. N, we 'I x X 0 X R-xx 5 1 s st S 'Q Q Mrs. Martha Hestikind Mrs. Sybil Morgan Miss Elizabeth Winstead '39, gtcvhfaf xx ,M ve s -f sf N X ',,, s K N 9 Qv K - w ..- --A ' H W rsai Mrs. Olga James Mrs. Murlin Edgeworth ...ni I? ' 25 r ii V 'I . L .sag KY' Mrs. Ruby Nance Mrs. Mary Gross , N.. p W Aw ' 12 EQ Q-fl Q k 1 I is , :gf -3 , ,- A , 2'-:rg-A jg ,F I Z .- if K A' M: Ml. f- 5' M, 1 ' 1 ,jg if 3 , ,f .fl fm Alfwrflu f M .X 359 . ' ,, .,., 'S , l 1 N ' 3 has . ff Q M X, - ju' I V xg' r 3 R . XA 3,.- , U, 5 Acfy uqgig., 1 f w'frS2f5H59 g , ,E :sr -.Q 26, S, 1 . X M ' H uf , lf, I4-R .9 Q Sister Therese Galligan Mrs. Betty Thornhill Mrs. Julia Rozzelle V AQ, , ., fb? 'gfkf 1 ' 1, he he Q Af fr 2 S l 1 f J wwf. Hunt: -M, , - .+ .. Rev. James King Miss Viola Cauble - ,, N JM! . K A, 4' Kip '- a,, -- wx il' -, ,,'! ' ' ,I if J' -, 1' zz ' ' ' W4 4 . . ' ,df . . 1 AL' X M ffffw 'Ph Mrs. Billie Eatman Mrs. Esther Routh Mrs. T heresa 9- Campbell Mrs. Myrtle Blanton iv- 22 i 'em Classes S 2 H -' Class Of 369 'CI t was the best of tirnes, It was the worst of times, I was the age of foolishness, It was the epic of belief . . . It was the season of light, It was the season of darkness, It was the spring of hope, It was the winter of despair . . i' .RX xf . f f ss officers: Jo Kenne -Treasurer, Susie DavisHSecretaryg Marie Foulk-Pa l'amentaria.ng Julia Ball a Y P G1 ddCI1--VICC-P d t 24 Patricia Ann Bailey Lancaster, South Carolina i 'ww if I x Julia Ballau Burnsville, North Carolina Paulette Marie Bonin Bay Village, Ohio Ruth C arobfn Beaman Taylorsville, North Carolina Cynthia Gail Clark Wilmington, North Carolina ?TT 1!'.,, Z' X Ss xi ri y Q 5 Alta Susan Davis Timmonsville, South Carolina Marie Lillian Foulk Belmont, North Carolina ,al Q '44 j iff Kandie Jo Dunlap R Belle Glade, Flodda ' xr: 'sw- O O Judith E lame Grzggs Hartsville, South Carolina Pamela Elaine Glaa'a'en Chester, South Carolina Q' Wi ,,, 'it 4' H 'Q' if r r if I Jean Marie Hege Winston-Salem, North Carolina Jesse Frank Harrington Charlotte, North Carolina ,,n We 1 WOW 'rv' wf,..,,1 rv f f r. Q , W HOU' Marion J anet H ill Asheboro, North Carolina Linda Mary Herman Greensboro, North Carolina E o Janice Lutelle Johnson Charlotte, North Carolina wk 'iz 3 1 Linda Lyles Huber Bishopville, South Carolina Brenda A nn Loggins High Point, North Carolina M, W , , , K 'J , MQW Joanne Kenney Charlotte, North Carolina A wg -W ,mf - r- ff 5 1' in Mary Lou Manning Weldon, North Carolina Patricia Ann McDaniel Durham, North Carolina 'Kay' 34 Deborah Theresa Noe Lancaster, South Carolina if , s, f WX . f M Norma Dianne M us grove Jacksonville, North Carolina Sarah Jane O'Kelbf Bishopville, South Carolina f N4-2 x J, ,.-,caan-.,. My '12 'wann- .INK ,W ' N Lorraine Marie Nussbaum Greensboro, North Carolina -1-if xt Brenda Faye Prichard Lynne Cara! Porter Fayetteville, North Carolina Sys-Hg! X X Hartsvllle, South Carolma s ' 'i -wwf W .ww r s Mp x in x Patricia Arm Rybolt Margaret Inez Proctor Wilmington, North Carolina ' M.. lm- .Q , Pawley,s Island, South Carolina x -o . , A . ,s Judith Poveromo Shumate Charlotte, North Carolina C arol A nn Sears Charlotte, North Carolina .. A Sharon Elizabeth Taylor Inman, South Carolina Y.-vu Y 1 Sonja Lafree Smith Statesville, North Carolina Fha R D0 you remember .... . X ex X ,eKAg,,3. S ,xx x .. YJ5w5X4T Q. . . . . the parties at Mrs. Hatten's? f 25 YQQEZQ eee , K ,,,. , .X effeevf ee 2 ei T e,.eA m,y e 26e'eeZ sv 1 ,,,V. 1 ' X . We ,, ,M 1, 5 I , 2 , 41 'T Y- M Q.-1 ' Vw '- f e sw skiiik 1' N N we .- ww X K h X X X sw li 'f X N X X X i v xxx e X XQX KN Nx X AQOXX X x X S X Q N Si X O X 1 1 jg 4 1 ,X f ewgfee ff ' 16 W We C W 4 IQ 5 W Nj' J 'axsff' Lffe Sleepmg Beauty? . . . the Halloween Parties? Q 2 f' 4 ' , 2 x... Z ee e, ff? . Harry? ,is AWN .Q-X . ,s l o r 5 V, . X ' X E r f s 1 N K ' . ., f X , N ' - H 4, , 4 s nr.-: ' J ' . ,Y f , sk . ji g.-1. 11-' , a 'e ' K fra t - , , . '. g- - N? ff., I X V --.- . - W4 1 g - v i f s -ga s,-Net, ' ,K ,w r N AM K -K, . 4 jggggisnns K ,, ' ,lf -I . K f sw ,. ,, W, .At ...5g,,. Junior Class Officers QLQRJ Yvette Paletta, Dean Carpenter, Debbie Evans, Jeanette Tatar. What we need is not new light, but new sightg Not new paths, but new strength to walk in the old onesg Not new duties, but new strength from on High to fulfill those that are plain before us. 42 This is excitement plus-Mercy! Marcy Ackert Deanne Carpenter Martha Hoyle .K X ,. Q,'yai'2gfrSie 151:11 Y'f:,y3i5k -re, K at ,. aw,-P gf The Second Step . . Linda Albright Peggy Clark Judy Jordan f as ,if at mf y 1 as we I W N X 4 x YQ N. X f X r ah- S X Dale Ammons Debbie Evans Holly LaCasse 'V Nancy Bennett Diane Freeman Judy Leonard . 4 xi' i Q! , QR 'Aa' X f ' ff' 'XFN N? .,,,,, g - xr f lr f :liv - A idi X 'I r 5 ,:.,2Q t S513 K r ., ,U Q 'P 1 ffff 4 At i 4 ' 6 ., Lf , Mi' QPM9 iw, rn' LIKE' lf Alf? 4 ' -C WWW f f' M, f j' if Q if if Ann Martin Vickie Roll Halfway home . . . if 2 5 , X, V2 , if-,L ,,,,,,.. . M 3 f l Wt ' ' ' 4' QQ gf 1 f , f 8 1, I X JW' ,,,. , , if , f gi 1 Q 4 , I Wy , VZ Susie Millard Brenda Santos Kathy Neal Yvette Paletta Glen Shearer Mary Stewart Did you say this was the nurses' residence? Specialties begin . . . 1 2 , '.i q 5 17 .na ' 'I , Mk' ZMZMW. Joan Paskevich Kathy Pressley Jancie Stull Jeannett Tatar Janet Register f Q Z Q , 3 ' 4,?2',i,g .. f f ' ? fe .ef It's sock it to me time! J... Jnfhn... his M AVAAAA 1. , 6 f,,, if . qw X y X Barbara Alexander Susie Ashley Susan Brice Janet Brown Pat Daly Barbara Dubose A Discovery of One's if 25' 14 J , fr s lf U aifb fl Y l' yggaf' i A i xi 3 Q f M 5, J' 7, fgqg ,y as 11 If ,W I f f , z F55 Betty Barnard Sandy Blackwell Mary Bowden Julia Burns Sally Camm Martha Cribb Janet Eversole Betty Fesperman Gail Fiske - For us there's much to learn and Much to earn before our medals flout. Ours is the fresh new slate We wonder, fall, get up, and learn, But most of all we search. As we see we get to know a person- Someone new that we have almost never met. In varied degrees we come to find ourselves. 46 'P Real SeQ'Begins. . . Ei I x 'fl-X if fm -ft We Rita Foulke Diane Gaither V, Y JS- t at N' X V Mary Gocke J it X Marilyn Griffith 1 M Fair Krahenbuhl 'ti Lourie Kuebrick A x Here's where we separate the votes from the noise. e WWW X 47 . .-:Z f W, .J7 Eff 23 2 '9' V 2 . X , r , v Airy ' Q 1 N ,W my Q '77, L! 1-.NN ,fwg , ' , , , 1 'NWN 'XM XX Class Officers: Mary Bowden, Mary Gocke, Jean Vaughn, and Debbie Santos. Come on, baby, light my fire! ZTWQTI f Jackie London Nancy Marsh Carolyn McDonnell Gail McKenzie 48 J Mary McMakin Ginger Norris Maria Radaker Spark Plugs Rebecca Noretz Callie O,Ca.l1a.han Judith Rae B it ,, Q. 'X X I XX? ':-,1.'- K . i .. . V X? I. Wayne Mullinax Linda Perry Debbie Santos of Optimism Sharon Murphy Pat Nivens Kathy Plyler Susan Pritchard Mary Sincindiver Nancy Smith EQ, Q cmd 'N ' L , K Avgfx ,X il 3 if ez, -X 'rv' www-f ' 'rc ,,X 49 I ? 5' X LX XR New Found Sense of Independence Donna Stull Pat Summerlin Gwen Thomy Karen Thomy Jean Vaughn Bonne Wakefield Susan Warren Kathy Watts Cathy Weill Pat Yeager X P div: . Q 5, X, Y 15... , 'rg 4: , V .. . Q .E X? Q 4 me ' Y 5 'Eg 21. V yr ' ., . WW ' I -fe-555 'f ,f 1 -1.: 1 we . K- mgqkslz? N 5: ' 1 aw Alright, who took it! 50 Action I I il ff fe. 7' 1 ft or A 2 gf1f2'5yf ' That makes twenty times today! xx v Who cares if you have a Bacca- s t,.. ., yvhq i ff .4 V: ,,,f ,,-st, 0 l 3 -gg x .5 - W X 'Q , ..,t. , , .. , ,ir 3: Nr Those seniors are just like the Stopped up again??? R I I got my degree from John Hopkins! laureate Degree! Up, Up and Away!!! weather, all wet ! 51 I. ww., yn. Q. Dev' X Everyone has their own hangup. THE NURSE A The world grows better year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere, Puts on her apron and grins and sings, And keeps on doing the same old thing. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills. To remedy mankind's numberless illsg Feeding the baby, answering the bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for home and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile. Blessing the newborn babies' first breath. Closing the eyes that are still in death. Taking the blame for the doctors' mistakes Oh Dear, what a lot patience it takes. Going off duty at three o'clock Tired, discouraged and ready to drop. When we lay down our caps and cross the bar Oh Lord will you give us just one little star. To wear in our crowns with uniforms-new. In the city above where the Head Nurse is You Author Unknown X X N N NX ,o 3 Q 5 f mf, 0 2 X 5 EQ V 22 45 fi 3 V, Clinical Experience . Q x xx X x ssor ' .0 x xx x xx Qs ' 1' x s' 9 53 E? Medical Surgical Nursing The Medical-Surgical course is taught as a comprehensive survey of the medical-surgical nursing conditions. There is correlation of instruction and supervised practice in the nursing care of patients with a variety of health problems. Attention is given to the physical, social, psychological, moral, eco- nomic and rehabilitative aspects of these conditions. There is an integration of nutri- tional and chemotherapy related to specific diseases. The courses are based on the prin- ciple of educating from the simple to the complex. 54 l x E ,... Xkfg- x , ' ' fini - I lt f N l f l ii:- M ff l lr Ai Physical Therapy The Physical Therapy Department enables the student to visualize the ac- tual rehabilitation of a patient through the use of physical agents such as treat- ments by Water and paraffin baths, heat lamps and hot packs. Physical Therapy also provides instruction in crutch walk- ing and promotes patient activity through active and passive exercise to help the patient in making partial or complete recovery. Geriatrics is concerned with the care of the elderly person. The practice of geriatrics places emphasis on prevention of disabilities intensified by the aging processg treatments of the patient with special attention to the needs created by the aging processg and restoration of the person to a level consistent with the limitation imposed by the aging process. Geriatric Nursing E 'QQ S l l . ., .,,, . .. ,..mh.1... ' 6 H 55 1 sl A Operating Room 2 ,.. i, ., I N'-A. X' ,,-. ,W 5 5 .V 1 1 ' g ? f Q yi f ff , ' 4 1 1 J f ffyg lj, .ll 5 1 g, f' fir i9 7fQWa:f5zf,,2 7 ,, 1 , i ff 6 , ,UI ,,A,Q!V5a,f,f ,, 3,55 ' ykibfi ' ' if , , , ff A if ' y ,y I A7 I ,ig ., i ., ,.,,.., I wh-af 1 4. 1 'f,M - 2-2 M LJ , iii-, , 5 W, V R- 1 H - Q 'f A . at , i, 1 1 3 L 5 i 3 'lr W . 4 . 4 I 1, ,, I 5 I p I NZ! U' . .-.- ,. yy A gf' , ... ' A f ' ' W' Y'f:w , ,,4gv,,. 56 The Operating Room experience introduces the student to the surgical en- vironment by learning many surgical prepara- tions, operative tech- niques, and post-operative management. The student is also able to participate in surgical procedures by assisting the doctor. Rotating through the Recovery Room gives the student experience in the immediate postoperative management of the pa- tient, guiding the patient in his recovery from anes- thesia and enabling him to return to his pre-anesthetic level of consciousness. At this time the nurse main- tains a constant vigilance over the patient, and car- ries 'out the immediate postoperative orders as di- rected by the responsible physician. 'X V ,gf-ws, .Il ll I 1 F1 Psychiatric Nursing The Psychiatry experience is planned to give the student a basic understanding of the pre- vention, the course, the symptoms, and the treatment of the more common mental diseases. The course is studied at Our Lady of Peace Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky, an af- filiating hospital. This affilia- tion has proved to be a mem- orable experience for all giving us a better understanding of the people making up the world in which we live. NV A it 4' it fix --' .1 It x, ww' y 2 , as 33.98 :H , if 4 AQ X it Q Q y , f , ' I, Q Q, J The clinical experience in the Maturnity Department ' C'e V is concurrent with theory in Obsterical Nursing. , -V The aim is to acquaint the student with family lifeg si aid her in acquiring the skills and knowledge necessary A ' .17 Ei '- ' for efficient nursing care of an obstetrical patient U iiihl f ii A in during labor, delivery, and post-partum periods, flf' including care of the newborn. Malurnigf Nursing Vw-v V H v .4 X. Mi ,sr rdf f 3 if -N im wr V 2 3 ' l T it ' W ,gm f Q 1 1 1 a rw, ' 'X R R 'iff at K 1 , Y, , 1- .ff f ., af. K ,aa ff 7 'f W4 fx .f i rv-at g a r ., f V 41,1 ff ,.,- 3 lf . ' V 1 f 'f -2. G 3 if, ffwffg, f I I may A f , M , A, ,M , ,,,,f . ' 7 K I f af' .. ! X, 5 ff Pediatric ursing The experience gained in Pediatrics aides the student in developing understanding, knowledge, and nursing skills, and the ability to plan and preform comprehensive nursing care in infants and children with various conditionsg to realize the importance of YSIQ5 the nurse's role in caring for the hospitalized childg and l 5.557 to protect interpersonal relationships within the 'jig-ir family. HY -,gifgiiff 'eh' fl ' if iazwafg V v - s ' , 7 Wa V I -f ,z , X1 'Z 3 f' L ,f J ,. , J ' W' 2-4975s 'F , jg 6 ' 5 'Q . ' :lf , K . V., . .T ff' .2 A 4: N JA wif ' ' J V a . A fi tg:-1-1, I 5 . , Q2 ' a . Q . ja 1 , sf 7 I , ix. :Nfl fr l Intensive mm . Care T1 Through the use of planned clinical conference, demonstrations, visual aids and discussion, at the completion of the Intensive Care Unit rotation, the student will be 4,2 able to activily participate in the nursing care of the acute and critically ill patient, formulate nursing care plans for the use of auxillary personnel, appraise and E record and report patientls pro- patient's rehabilitation. 5 r gress, assemble emergency equip- ment, assist with emergency life- , saving treatmentsgteach patient and l .A family the facts necessary for the .p A I ,ef Q 1 5 ' S Us-'-f QME4'- ' ' Q Q, we it , Q 55 ,' ,fe l W- . v b A fl-'ries 9 -3 3 'l X, PM it lui- A r J I, V K , X t but t X Y X t--,1 W 4 5 Q gl xx f f n, X, 95' ,Sv t ' X Coronary C are At the completion of the assignment in Coronary Care and the lessons dealing with the acutely ill cardiac patient, the student will provide intelligent nursing care, including sound physical and emotional support to both patient and the patientis family, master the basic steps in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, recognize basic arrythemia catastrophes as seen on the monitors, take and mount E.K.G.'s, connect monitor leads to patients and operate the console panel, and implement communication skills in the beginning rehabilitation of the patient. g Rt, 7 M If X ff At the termination of this rotation the student should be prepared to meet everyday emergencies in terms of first aid and life-saving measures. The student should also be prepared to meet emergencies as they occur on the wards and nursing units in the hospitals and as emergency cases are brought to hospital facilities. The student should be prepared to initiate life-saving procedures and provide safe nursing care till the physician arrives. Emergency Room . graft?-ifyft r .A . t f , Xf 3 'i rw,,.Q?f 'X , I if t Q V .,, 3 . fa sf ' wlfwt' . , ' ' . . '. It 5 . a 't I ti ,F Student Organization Student Government Executive Committee: Sister Therese Galligan, Advisorg Glen Shearer, Treasurerg Brenda Loggins, First Vice Presidentg Susan Moorer Secretaryg Dale Ammons, Second Vice Presidentg Marcie Ackert, Parliamentariang Dianne Musgrove, President. The Executive Committee transacts general business of the Association establishing major administrative policies governing the affairs of the Association and proposing measures for the association's growth and development. This com- mittee represents the Student Govemment Asso- ciation of Mercy School of Nursing. 62 Legislative Committee Plans for and guides the legisla- tive effort of the Association by- studying programs and objectives to determine the need for legislative action. The Legislative Committee also recommends proposals and evaluates all proposed legislative action. Members: Dean Carpenter, Julia Ballou, Patsy McDaniel, Chair- man, Judy Rea, Jeanette Tatar. iii ' V, ' :J-5 v' ' 2 f . 1'-' 1 W 2' me i n it t Mlm Judicial Committee Assumes responsibilities for guidance in relations to Student Government regulationsg assists in promoting and interpreting the Stu- dent Handbook, enforces Student Govemment regulations, and takes disciplinary action when indicated. Members: fstandingj Kandie Dun- lap, Debbie Evans, Patty Yeager, Betty Fesperman. fSeatedj Ann Martin, Gail Clark, Sally O,Kelly, U is xiii Ill!!! EIL! IW! S 3 Y ' lHl5'l1ll.!UMl!1iiL11UJ 6 V 1 .Ii1,1amK. we M ea C .1 , K E 'lr h X if s A , ,,.. E i 5 f 'V if it is A - , K -, 5 F , 4 , V Q E . X A , - i 1 i .f ...........,........... 5 v YQ 'li X L E e p Q ' 1' 1 V, l H, S , 'i I X .1 ni ,. . f z . if V ' W' A Y fi 2 3 I 5 r ! U' ' . I A Q ,, . ,kg 4. s ,X A , -M . 24 f Q 1 ,:-., 1- ' ' , ' ,f-- if . .. I 5 Q A tw NM M ,sg ..., fa-A M 4 s l f 5 'A Chairman, Kathy Neal. ' - ,,,, ,,,t,,r, i 'N if iia 53552-1-V' .,..- 0 tsl' .. ,,,, , 'i 'Ji - suJnx.nu.1r ll au..--- Religious Committee Developes and plans a religious activities calendar selecting religious subjects for the general student body's programs. Members: Mary Stewart, Jean Hege, Mary Lou Man- ning, Nancy Bennett, Marie Foulk, Chairman fnot picturedj. 63 Social Committee Developes the social calendar by selecting subjects for the general student body's programs. Members: fStana'ingj Betty Fesperman, Susie Ashley, Barbara DuBose, Sharon Murphy, Janice Johnson. fSeatedj Janet Register, Janet Hill, Lorraine Nussbaum, Chairman, Dale Am- mons, Sonja Smith. N,-, 5 tif f ' ' mia-'ff Ui, , 5- 'Y ' X.. Employment Committee Studies employment needs of the nursing student body and recommends measures to meet these needs by developing employ- ment programs. Members: Kathy Neal, Linda Huber, Anne Martiin, Carol Sears, Chairman fnot pic- turedj. ll ll llilllllt H1l!lBlY1llE f Financial Committee Prepares an annual budget for the Association advising as to ex- penditures of funds and reports to the Association's Executive Com- mittee. The Student Body treasurer serves as the chairman of this com- mittee. Members: Maiy Gocke, Glen Shearer, Chairman, Jo Anne Kenney fnot picturedj. gvvv Glee Club 'REF' is 'HE ' E 1 l J e wie Q ' 15,5 1, 8-T,,'Q .ff ,Z,, 5 -. 1 .:-- is - 2-f is N -I --'- ,. 'vv g gi , ,V Kg, 3 Q , 5 if if , ' 'Q X ai! , gs if ' 6 , es fi - ,-Q fl. t , . , Q 4 ' Q E 1 -' . . nw - fm FW1-. 'n- t it . ,L , is i ' - A - JL E . 7.x X Y it Q 1 L fy 1 f 5 A F ' 5 9' E g i J QA K: X -M fa m -Tiff -2 C e- -t.,a, ' ,. W - 'lr l 2 'f Q Q -M ,fig , gd 243 A Vi 4' A' ra-. , i . -A , its-.L W W A 1-or mar yr sl f RX I Nj X Library Committee This Committee functions to make available an adequate library for students and facultyg to provide the environment and atmosphere conducive to study and researchg to make rules and regulations for the use of thelibrary, and to recom- mend policies for the promotion and growth of the library facilities. Members: Callie O'Callahan, Sharon Taylor, Dot Nahory, Diane Free- man, Martha Hoyle, Fair Krahen- buhl, Linda Herman. 1 , 1 l I l me r - f . ' , ' 1 , ' I , if f ,z X I l ,f 1' it X X J nz I A Q' WV! . , 7 i ' ii -7 V. or Q 5 ,- 4' , i X W ' f . v '. ff' P--4 Q 1 -,.-1 D ig!-sax - ,f l P 'l' aarr ,iii ' Q A ' 'A 65 Santa F ilomena Membership in the Santa Filo- mena Honor Society of the School of Nursing is limited to students who achieve a Quality Point Index of 3.0 or above, and who demon- strate a commendable spirit and attitude. Initial consideration for membership is given after two terms of the Junior year are com- pleted. Members: Margaret Proctor, First Lady, Dianne Musgrove, Linda Herman, Brenda Loggins, Carol Sears. fl, Student urses Association The Student Nurse Association of North Carolina affords every Mercy student the oppor- tunity to participate in a pre-professional organi- zation which assists in preparing the student for membership in the American Nurses' Association and professional practice. District Three, of which Mercy is a member is presently composed of Mercy, Presbyterian, Central Piedmont Com- munity College, University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gas- tonia. The organization sponsors activities such as the State Workshop, State Convention, trips to the National Convention and various other events. Students are given the privilege of serving on many district and state committees, every effort is made to present opportunities for leadership and responsibility, and involvement is encouraged. Each district chooses a student to represent it at the State Contest of The Student Nurse of The Year held annually at the State Convention. This year Mercy was well represented fielding officers such as: Frank Harrington fState Cor- responding Secretary and Editor of the Hypoder- micj, Rose Ann Vaughn fDistrict Three Presi- dentj, Marcy Ackert flst Vice Presidentj, Yvette Paletta fRecording Secretaryj, Nancy Bennett CSNA Representativej. 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'- ff s Q 1- Y 'i ve Mfffl' w iw f g 1 'K fg 'A' H1301 hmm Student A ctivities 67 fir .2 rf'-S 54 A i mf Pat Bailey Editor -g X37 Patsy McDaniel Margaret Proctor, Business Managerg Brenda Log Assistant Editor gins, Photography Editor 68 Julia Ballou Kandie Dunlap and Paulette Bonm Copy Editors Lay-out Editor M ercilite S tajj' ,69 Every year the senior class is responsible for editing the yearbook. The editor is elected by the senior class and she in turn appoints her staff. Two representatives are elected to the staff from both the junior and freshman class. The 1969 Mercilite Staff is: STAND- ING L-R: Pat Bailey, Jean Hege, Karen Tomy, Dianne Gaither, Brenda Loggins. SEA TED L-R: Linda Huber, Carolyn Beaman, Mrs. M. Edgeworth, Advisor, Kandie Dunlap, Patsy McDaniel, Susie Davis, Margaret Proctor. Carolyn Beaman Artist 69 Miss Student Nurse Contestants -iffrf Iggaxifn . , 4 R, V ,. 5-, 'ef if. rs --.A 5 .gg Ikfgiggrwf F' Ie, . L- ' - fi If fi mth? 4 .km .,,.r,?f'fv. 'C .VV 'TW i We': f U ?eem I ' QJ'E3f es ff. Y. .2 l Miss Dianne M usgrove Every year Page's Uniform Center sponsors a Stu- dent Nurse Contest in which various schools in North Carolina are invited to enter. The candidate from Mercy is selected by the student body. The student is chosen on her personality, poise and beauty. In competition she models several different fashions provided by dealers in the Charlotte area. 70 Each year a candidate is selected from each sur- rounding school in District Three to compete in the Student Nurse of the Year Contest. The student nurse chosen must be in the upper third of her junior class, exhibit leadership qualities, and actively participate in her school activities. The student must then enter an essay on the topic chosen along with two recommendations from her instructors, one from a fellow classmate, and a biblio- graphy centered around her life after entering training. This is indeed an honor for the student selected in that she is able to meet other students offering different views, compete in a constructive way, and most of all better understand what is expected of her as a nurse. Miss Margaret Proctor Ourfrst welcome back Alercy Day-Camp Thunderbird 71 WM Mwmqn H0 SMOKING YQ.-Qse.f f M www , ,.,,,.44 , ff , I J I 1 ,I K , X iff' 1 'V Basketball-Students vs. Doctors ,--.W :Z fy - 7 w'wz M! X X , XJ I b If 4 12. 'af ff? f 3 :1 M , , ,W ., , , MX. ff' 1 . M 4 g f -f W l A' .. - . 4 ... l .. - :, .. AY 4 - left 3 M- ff' 2' , y A 1 V f .. ,V ' V li 1 r' xx f 1 f 7 12,3 W M f xx N. 4 ffm, A4 4 ' 1- ' - N 5 I X M 755 f 2,-f N ,io-fzv wi A X 1ff 5??- 2 I., A N A. -'--J' ' M fx. ...... J' i QQ 1 Q X Q .. , , A , K 72 We even made the headlines! I 73 Halloween Party The freshman worked hard and did well. Isn't this a lovely group!! 9 Q She was the hit of the party! mf ,4 What a uniform won't do! Thanksgiving Tea We haa' the pep ana' steam, but no team ! Sm X .X Q ' 'Y 5 Q S :X , f. ff ,ki a sk The Embers Fall Dance fs-pix 5-T? Winter F ormal 76 ,q,,.v-GP -nur-y ' 5 N ,, Wk 8 'A X he 1 1 J 5 f is i Advertisement Dealer C arolinds Largest ..- - - wr , , , ' ?.J,s,. 6. A f viii- of I s TI .:f'5f 'JT' .9 X A y ,,4',ff 't af X -1 - s' ,fp 'fr ff we :?.,..,,.,W,3v,., 73 ,Wm,..mf,!T W, --he ,lgifix X,,, A i , g. j ,MM,,MM.W W , we-f-'WMM-X -ef+-M-wv-- -.-1.,,1.1x V ' ' ' . 1- to Lf , 5, af: ' 'e'?'m1,1 1' 1 V- we ,Q 1 1 . , ' , ,.,,. 1 -H V A 5 E eww, A X f V - ,W-:,.z,-f-531:-1'--11255555-5:3-51'fig'-11'fi.z2'5'5'55'Q5':':Eii?5'RQ525'5E'1'?5frfi. Q '-412 -f g: ll ' ' 'Q ' . - ' ' ' . f s . 1 , 'z-4 ffi I Awake, - V- 5355, ,uf W V ,V . I V ,5 T 5 qw . .i:Q,,,,.::.:?: . , -ml jpg MKS? ,Q , 1-ff-fx-'?-, fa, f- . -' 2.-1 ,..e- 1- ' ' 1 , -as 4. ,, 55 gr,:.s.' ,, A-,g?,wZfo, e,1 65e.vye:- f' ,ww ,., rl ,,, , 1 ff ,5-gggglw ' V f 1 , 3 .,f:,. ,fgg:ggf.p. k: V, 1 ,, N KM' 1 f b ' AQ 1 , 11 :f1'iff+f:w+?'saif f f fx' . . .e.3.g,ga-- 3 2 X -W 'ESX , V ,, ef . 1 . -Y af - ' ' ' f- 9 ' ' . ., MQ?-f' to M .J - 1 cuevlqlurr ZIINTZE 531 E. TRADE ST. ' EDison 2-3131 ' Dpposite the Courthouse Chevrolet Headquarters Since 1925 78 Compliments of SOUTHERN FOOD SERVICE INC GREENSBORO, N. c. Compliments of BILL BECK PONTIAC INC. 5201 E. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. KALE-LAWNING CO. Complete Office Outfittersv Phone 377-2641 217 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. HONEY'S INC. 757 Providence Rd. Charlotte, N. C. 79 COMPLIMENTS OF CITY CH EVRCDLET 5101 E. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. 80 Congratulations Class of '69 ,,,,,,, HAWTHORNE 'f f-V M!! Qi-Kg?-ttg, UNIFORM SHOP 'titff' IQ 1515-5319? ' 'ffff 'J 1 H as HAWTHORNE MEDICAL CENTER smut nous: CHARLOTTE, N. C. 334-6158 lst UNION CHARGE CONGRATULATIONS BILTMCJRE DAIRY FARMS 202 West Morehead Charlotte, N. C. Phone 333-1121 WORLD FAMOUS OPEN KITCHEN 1318 W. Morehead St. Charlotte, N. C. Presents An Adventure In Fine Italian Food Pizza Choice Wines and Beers Phone 375-7449 81 STANLEY SUPER DRUG STORE 1949 East 7th Street Charlotte, N. C. S'Answers the students needs for products and recreation MCEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE INC 727 E. Morehead Street Charlotte, N. C. Phone 334-6422 82 Cpltf WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY POB 1355 CIlttNC C tl g I Cgtlt t d F kH gt d J ThS f GLEN SHEARER AND WAYNE MULLINAX G d L k to the and freshmen f THE SENIOR CLASS 1969 COMPLIMENTS of CANTEEN SERVICE of the Carolinas complete food and vending service Happiness IS a visit to HI-FI CAMERA CENTER 234 Charlottetown Mall Charlotte, N. C. For: Cameras Party Supplies Records Stereo Car tapes Record and Tape Players Guitars Photo Supplies REMEMBER THE DAY IN PICTURES WILLIAM HENRY'S SHELF AND KETTLE I .Wf7Wiffff' fam I gigfjjrs colonial I 3067 Piedmont Rd. N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30305 I fried chicken 84 COMPLIMENTS of GEORGE'S GRILL ROY WHITES FLOWERS I Finest in Flowersw 1931 E. Seventh St. Phone ED 3-8846 TEXTILE SALES CO. 1945 East 7th St. Charlotte, N. C. Better Values in Fabrics Pickup and Delivery 375-9175 JOHN INNIS' ESSO SERVICE Service is Our Specialty MOREHEAD BOWLING CENTER 919 1X2 E. Morehead St. John Innis 700 E. Morehead St. Dealer Charlotte, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS and Best Wishes of Class of 1969 the DRAGON INN VISULITE THEATER Charlotte, N. C. 1615 Elizabeth Ave. 85 Compliments of INNIS ESSO SERVICE 700 E. Morehead St. Charlotte, N. C. Congratulations Graduates of 1969 from the FRESHMAN CLASS Wedding Invitations, announcements, calling cards, engraved stationary, and informals ARZBERGER ENGRAVERS, CO. 1607 East 4th Street Phone 333-7532 FRANK WOCD, INC 522 South Tryon Street Charlotte North Carolina TO All My Sisters Congratulations and Best Wishes FRANK HARRINGTON WILMAT CO-OPERATION Thanks for Your Support THE FRUIT BASKET 225 Hawthorne Lane Phone 375-7706 Beautiful, Fancy Fruit Baskets for all occasions Congratulations to our daughter in the 1969 Graduating Class of Mercy School Of Nursing MR. AND MRS. L. G. SMITH ICEQEELOB udweisen llll OF USERS BEALER WHCLESALE INC. Charlotte, N. C. . ' 87 SPCDNSORS Dr. Lawrence K. Boggs Dr. Coby Dr. Childers Dr. Glenn Dr. Charles O. Chrysler Dr. Selby Drs. Robicsek, Daugherty, Dr. Garrison and Sanger . Ellison F. Edward . Elias Faison . John L. Ranson Dr. McLean, McLean, and Council Dr. Edward Shaver Dr. Edgerton . Douglas L. Ritch Dr. Raymor . Edward R. Hipp, Sr. Dr. Lovell . Guy O. Keller and and McKay . George D. Page Dr. Newton . Lee Dr. Robinson Drs. Mathew, James, Massey, Dr. Tillet, Sr. and Grigg Dr. Tillet, Jr. . Charles B. Norris Dr. Pixley . McLaughlen Dr. Ralph Kidd- . C. C. Massey, Sr. . C. C. Massey, Jr. Dr. Greenwood, Albergotti and Salley . Naumoff THE JUNIOR CLASS . William L. Pritchard Dr. McElwee, Thompson, . William T. Raby and Wilson . Robert Slotken Dr. Hilderman . Robert B. Yudell Dr. Graham . Fred Taylor Dr. A. J. Lewis . Roper Dr. Donner . Tart and Wingert Dr. Lee and Miltin . Adams Dr. Grace Tillet Dr. Seay The SENIOR CLASS of 1969 and Mercilite Staff would like to express their thanks to the many members of the Charlotte medical staff who donated and extended congratula- tions to the class. Due to their interest and support it was possible for this annual to go to press. '88 ,. I- ..,, 7 vu, ,i fin N, W, , 1 v v 'L v , , 1 I - . P ' ., , . A 3 141. - Si . , 11, X la ' 4 .1 -V N 1.3 -3 :S J c' -cv 9 . 14 ' . ,fd 5 I r ' 15-l.' 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