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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

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Anonymous W4 wal X n .tl N1 QW' sw 11 Miss Theresa Jo Brannock uayrdn Miss Evelyn Franziska Maria Bross HEffie1! For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways, my ways. Anonymous wf ' 00 ' The secret to happiness is this: let your interests be as wide as possible, and let your reactions to the things and persons that interest you be as far possible friendly rather than hos- tile. Bertrand Russell Miss Brenda Carol Conner Conner Z!-5' Miss Vickie Laverne Daniel Vickie l can-do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me, notwithstanding, ye have well done that ye did communicate with my afflic- tion. Philippians 4:13-14 Sometimes it's hard to see meaning to things, and without meaning, life is not much of a cause to celebrate. John Lehner, OSFS : 1. gee e M M.. lf' H4 J 'L I Miss Ruth Ann DeLaVergne Ruthie Miss Julia Deanna Fernandez Fernie Dear God, Begoodtome . .. The sea is so wide And my boat is so SMALL. Louise Garfield Munroe I sera JWQ- ' And where you work with love you bind yourself to yourself and to one another and toGod. Kahlil Gibran K 5 1 gr A , . .,, , . Miss Linda Carol Frazier Frazier Miss Cynthia Donna Freeze Freeze ln the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. Albert Camus Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Anonymous .nf ,, me yr Miss Donna Mary Hall Nnallfl 'W 'id Mrs. Dianne Morris Hamilton Hamilton Z 5 ' af 'From the depth of the world, I have found treasures. I lend my soul to Nature, And Nature lends Her secrets to me. Not because of my greatness For I am small, But for my sensitivity to life. Mrs. Dianne Morris Hamilton r My bounty is as boundless as the sea. My love is deep: the more I give to thee, The more l have, for both are infinite. William Shakespeare Y? Mrs. Barbara Mallaney Hammond Mallaney Y, Miss Rhonda Gail Keever Keever The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding out- side. Dag Hammarskjold No man is an island entire of itself every man is a piece of the continentg a part of the mainlandg any man's death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tollsg it tolls for thee. John Donne :'. .x,......1i.' A W ff ww Miss Mary Beth King llgthii Miss Kathy Ann Kirkendall Kirk For years I prayed 'Our Father.' I never knew what it meant till I lost mine. Anonymous Q, . . .X i ' 1 7 '- - fit 'E sr, Q55 ef Zaire? ' . as 3 S' 3. -4? ' N 75 Axe-X NY X leafs Qi! , Q- M VY , r A 'l ' 1 A 1.-L5 -, s , zur ' X N I-- ' iii? -v'g :X ITT , W V 1 fl 45 4 I i I I I ? A F I Af i Q1 'r ri' an L! i 'I ,uf WI 4Tiaq-wv I wif na 1 5 sr All fl 'F 'l li 11 mfg It lx gi v fi I believe in the sun, even when it is not shining I believe in love, even when lam alone, I believe in God, even when he is silent. Anonymous 1. Ku 1 Miss Patricia Anne Knie Knie I Y Miss Martha Caroline Milhaupt Marty And there are those who have the truth within them, but they tell it not in words. Kahlil Gibran Happiness is a butterfly, which pursued, is always iust beyond your grasp, but which, is you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Anonymous Miss Deborah Lee Miller Miller Miss Karen Anne Norris Kay-Run To be human is to be aware of the feelings 1 of other human beings. ' Anais Nin 'M 1- 295, 5 jr ff 'Q Those who give have all things Anonymous J -wih- FQ f .s. Ky' -l,,',..wn-6 'ls' Mrs. Sandra Blackwell Odom Odom Miss Marianne Emily Olivo Nonvoi! 'li 1.3. 'QQQ ' 1 .v fs. Smile and the whole world smiles with youg cry and you cry alone. ' Anonymous -. inf Q, v ,- if sh-f Af .. 2 A I ,sf HJ Au ' :W .fo R. 'n- f-,wfffdnffa -fab -S 1 A K, .,, aa, . Q.. , ,-V , 3 f , . .A,.., 30 l will pass through this world but once. Any good thing therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer it or neglect, for l shall not pass this way again. Henry Drummond K Q Mrs. Vicki Young Parker Vicki Q' 645 if Z Miss Tonya Leigh Poovey Poov I am still much too young to like sunlight just because it is sunlight, Too young to die or even fear dying, Too young to hate or grow up and out of love . . William Tuohy l've not yet become an expert on myself though I thought l was a time or two. But l'm willing to drop my mirror for a while and hold yours up to you. Rod McKuen ig, M, 1 I Miss Sandra Mae Shealy Shealy Mr. Walter Guy Shearer Walter All men are entitled to their own opinions, but whose is better than mine? Anonymous S l l .1 1 1 . 7 7 1 w ,f 4 ' '5 -.vQQ,f',Q'Q ? 1 f Y 1' 5 , i 1 it 4 Y q M 1 4 Q it In N ,Q i 5 A .. ,Yr ,M-0 .QL WWW, , ,Q W U ,V f 1 l V l l l l . 'l 4 , ' 551 , , ui l Don't walk in front of me l may not follow. Don't walk behind me, l may not lead. Walk beside me and Just be my friend. Anonymous A L.:'z Miss Connie Diann Wolfe Wolfe ' Time for patience for understanding, too Time to remember Thoughtful deed to do Time to believe in all fellowmen Time to perceive the value of a friend. Anonymous The past is but a memory in happiness and sorrow instilled above these hopes and dreams is 'waking for the morrow. ' Anonymous Miss Peggy Diane Yearty Yearty if 37 0UR SONG - Friends I hope today will be a brighter highway For friends are found on every road Can you ever think of any better way For the lost and weary travelers to go? Making friends for the world to see Let the people know you've got what you need With a friend at hand you will see the light lf your friends are there then everything's all right It seems to me a crime that we should age These fragile times should never slip us by A time you never can or shall erase As friends together watch their childhoods fly. Making friends for the world to see Let the people know you've got what you need With a friend at hand you will see the light If your friends are there everything's all right. Q Elton John Bernie Taupin 38 THE YEAR 1985 - Barbara Hammond: Barbara and Eddie finally escaped the clutches of the Navy and are finally permanently settled with children as promised. Marty Milhaupt: after utilizing her power to put people to sleep for the last six years, Marty and even Keith have trouble sleeping at night! Sandy Shealy: after having five kids of her own, Sandy has finally decided that she's had enough Pediatric experience. Brenda Conner: Brenda has finally become a resident with Steve and the Peach State. Rhonda Keever: Rhonda has finally returned to Presbyterian to replace the retiring Mrs. White. Go Rhonda Go!!! Connie Wolfe: Connie and Jeff have bought their own bakery. She is the cookie and ice lady of the neighborhood, but still nurses part time. Vickie Daniel: Vickie has finally made Dewey her better half and still brags that she never spent one weekend at Mercy. Linda Frazier: Linda missed the college life so much that she decided to return as an infirmary nurse. Donna Freeze: after working eight hours in the D.R. and sunning at Pompana Beach, Bea and Donna say - We be's so TIRED!!! Effie Bross: Effie hasn't changed at all. She's running after her Bob, Bill, and Steve. But it's different now - they're her sons! Patti Knie: after two single years in the Navy, Patti is now boasting about her six little Thomas bus dividends. Debby Miller: Debby continues to exercise with Mack every A.M., has two of her eleven football players, and wires trailers expertly. Diane Yearty: Diane finally said yea to Jimmy, put him through law school, and in the meantime continued her education in the field of special-ed. Tonya Poovey: Tonya is employed as an OB-GYN physician's assistant in Hickory, and after waiting ten long years, is now driving a Datsun 240-Z which Steve pro- mised her when he made his first million , . . million what? Nancy Barger: after completing her masters degree in nursing, Buggar has taken to country traveling via thumb and back-pack. Marianne Olivo: Marianne, sporting a two carat diamond, still won't reveal the suitors' name or the date. Beth King: after privately tutoring Mike Hathcock for the last ten years, Beth is proud to announce that our former classmate has graduated! GOOD ENOUGH BETH!!! Julie Fernandez: Julia Deanna Biddix has just purchased an antique mirror for her two hundred year old home to do her exercises in front of. By the way, the Irish- Spaniard still looks great after eight kids. Kathy Kirkendallz after purchasing her third banana volkswagon, Kirk has decided to try the free way to Washington - alone! GOOD LUCK!!! Donna Hall: Donna Hall Collins is still waiting for the Pope to legalize birth control - six kids later. Ruthie DeLaVergne: still a strong advocate of women's lib, Ruthie holds the position of a nurse and Congresswoman. Debbie Wheless: Debbie has discovered the formula for invisible glasses and is work- ing for the Association of the Blind. A Sandy Odom: Sandy is now the president of Mercy's Alumni Association and keeps herself busy with Danny, the kids and community affairs. Will she ever slow down? Diane Hamilton: Diane has temporarily resigned from nursing to be with her family, travel with Jim and live the good life for awhile. A Walter Shearer: Walter has finally finished school and is giving Cindy her chance in education. Walter still doesn't give a D .... ! Vickie Parker: Vickie has finally moved away from the street of Mercy and lives in parts unknown to us. Theresa Brannock: would you believe Byrd has accumulated thirty pounds? lt must be that married life. Karen Norris: Karen :still proclaims she will never be editor of anything else ever again - except Wes. THE CLASS OF 1973 DEDICATES OUR ANNUAL T0 MISS H. WILSON We love you not only for what you are, But for what we are when we are with you. We love you not for what you have made of yourself, But for what you are making of us. We love you because you have done more than any creed could have done to make us good, And more than any fate could have done to make us happy. You have done it without a touch, without a word, without a sign. You have done it by being yourself. Perhaps that is what being,a Mother means, after all. Anonymous 40 ' W V, ,..,,.,,. K . Q, AM, e ,an f -cy 7 J? ,f Q s 4 X , 'Q f 2 , 3? W R 52 f M 5 Qf Q K 'Zig -f nv' -swf' ,O A -.f fl fi , ' qw .MVN U g,-n X,-f f -, ..4 l 4 i 1 W if M .JY ,, . i f 2 2 17, ' my V V, .. -V-' il l r? I N ,A,, ., .,., 2 fl Y K If 4 The Junior Class Officers: FROM LEFT TO RIGHTQ Eileen McGee, Vice-Presi- dentg Rosemary Jones, Presidentg June LaFerte, Treasurer: Susan Prop- het, Secretary. ha Q.. Martha Arden Michele Bantle Melinda Burch I ,Q . Am QM Q v yn- -. -ws .Q iv 4 Karen Burris Betsy Coleman 44 X S. if L- Linda Cooper x 1- Lynda Danner Marcia Hellebrand Rosemary Jones Robbie DeBruIe Mary Freeman Marian Hines Cleve Hodges 5 7 ig June Laferte Rene Lindsay 45 S Anita Mann Lana Martin Virginia Mecormick Il-1 -YY ww w ff, a9f..Z,Lf 63 ' A Eileen McGee Susan Prophet pam Reese 46 Joan Rhodes Dan Sarratt Laurah Stewart if X Www 'Mmm- Sue Truman Patsy Vigoletti 47 1 4 1. IIIIIHIIQMM 1 2 I 'H 'H THE Q P wr M, w 4 'a+ wff W 4 QQ? ' V ,L ,. If-rv 'Q I ,144 X, 4 ,x, f , ,f ,ww E? sf' I 11 YVIV The Freshmen Class Officers are LEFT TO RIGHTQ Terry Tucker Vice-Presidentg Sister Mary Su san, Presidentg Patty Shelly, Se cretaryg Linda Godwin, Treasur er. Q u S A X X Linda Bouknight A. J. Clark Pam Collins Teresa Combs Kathie Cox ' GV I We ff? ,. ,f--ef vw- ,f 2 gag, 9,71-x3f.4,45 , K 0 Debbie Davis Susan Downer Lee Dufresne 41' pap----4 --v -vfg , N Libby Dye Herb G8l'fiS0H Wally Gilewski Linda Godwin 50 5 Donna Greene M E .., It 6. f f re-U -1 ge ,:P',,f', ,Yr.-,, ECY SCH00' OF NHQQING LIBRARY K X sf' Helen Haubert Sharon Hoke Judy Holt Denise Howard Gail Huffstetler x if ' ,, 'N-.ur if Lynn Jones Sister Mary Susan Denise Lingelbach 41' Jane Lunceford Pam Mallard Barbara McConnell Marie McMahon Susan Meier 51 wr... 4. k 4? Susan Miller Mary Morris Keith Munger Rebecca Neely Mike Nelson W 'ff s Karen Norton Celeste Pelletier Sharon Percival .ff Maureen Riley Nancy Shanahan Patty Shelley Lissa Sherertz Janice Sims 52 N -x 3 , X, ,,, S--J Pat Stanley Dawn Stewart Debra Thornburg Anne Tkacik Terri Tucker Not pictured are the following: Marta Abee, Sarah Gibson, and James McDaniel. Robin Van Vynckt Rhonda Walker Terri Way Joye wheeles Sophronia Woodard Ginny Wooddall Rosita Yuen Leslie WilkiI1S0fl 53 5 L QQQZSSR ,357 X ia l The X-ray Department is a very close-working unit in Mercy. How- ever, they can always find time to be friends with each other. This is what makes it such a close unit. Susie Barber Martha Bean Susan Etheridge Sharon Hunter Libby Stanford Judy Stroud , AVA.:: 1 is, I ff' 1 'jj -.-. , ..Aa,:,Q, ,I M fi A Yxfa . E kk A .1.,,V ,, 5, , W-Q if '41, Q X' wg 58 , m ' W , f WP , I f f 4 .3 H M 1 1 1 Vawy ff fy f . ,. , jn- QF sw V .. if isifwf 2 Z ,W Wh 55.5 N nv g. K? ow fb Y 5 AT W W 1 V fl . ,g,g,..f..g,.- -an 1 R i rt Sister Mary Jerome Spredley Mr. walter J. Skridulis Administrator Associate Administrator 1 Father James King Mrs. Lynn Jolly, R.N., M.S. Chaplain Director of Nursing Education 57 ' l--- Q ,,.- ef ..... ,,.,,,..,.-- ,,.,,.- 5 W.- - 5'- l V--n uw'-v ' il-na: il ii Q I HQ Q l E. L. Potter, M.D., school physician, explains a treatment to Mrs. Ruby Nance, R.N. l Mrs. Anne Johnson, R.N., B.S.N. gives Mrs. Pat Julian, R.N., B.S., a quicklook at a new- born infant. 1. -fs v,I:,10 'J s f ff ' x ,1 lk V' Q .. -4 L- -:Q 5 . s . 5' f' 1 .. 'S 1 is 'Q . . A-1- Miss Hetty Wilson, R.N., B.A., and Mrs. Martha Hestikind, R.N., A.D. enjoy an early fall walk from the hospital to the nursing school. Qi .W-N 1 X xt 'xl l . 2 -it if u TQ gg ' M' MW-f Medical-Surgical Nursing is a favorite phase of nursing for Mrs. Olga James, R.N. and Mrs. Mary Mangrum, R.N., A.D. M W, nn. E 1 ' Llrlw f Mrs. Katherine Smith, R.N., B.S.N. and Mrs. Juanita McCullough, R.N., B.S.N. take time to share opinions while correcting papers. 1 ' 1-mul! an I . Fill ll. HUM 170 Mrs. Dot Nahory, Librarian, explains the cor- rect use of a reference book to Sister Therese Galligan, R.N., M.S.N. wg ,. . 5 W fl.. Mrs. Nancy Falby, R.N., B.S.N. draws up a medication while Miss Elizabeth Winstead, R.N., Ma NEd, checks the order. Mrs. Judy Rozzell, R.N., A.D. and Mrs. G. Clark, R.N. supervise Medical-Surgical floors for evening and night duty. We would like to express our sincere thanks to these instruc- tors, although they are not pictured. Mrs- Billie Eatman, Registrar, is always busy Miss Viola Cauble, Resident Housemother, is keeping our files straight and up to date. a'way5 there when we need he'- Our Housekeeping staff work hard to keep Mercy neat and clean. They are from LEFT TO I RIGHT: Thelma Johnson, Laster Funderburk, 8- Aubrey Mitchum. W M-,-,anal ,,puill mwwwv- 'W J I 2 fm.- '21, ., Mu Inv, T, fwfesa Campbell, Housemother Mrs. Myrtle Blanton, Housemother SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO: Mrs. Esther Routh: for all your patience and kindness that you have given us in our three years at Mercy. Sister Pious: ff for just being here. And Also to Mrs. Jean Burch R.N., and Mother Rapheal for Their Kindness 61 - Y. . ,,, wb, W ,,, , ,, N--W - 5 W .rf V lwhwww. vmfw gg, fag N. ? f Ib .fs V7 IQ--3 I E I The Executive Committee: Nancy Barger acts as head of the Executive Committee as well as being President of the Student General Association. The Executive Committee is made up of the following officers: Nancy Barger, President. SEATED. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Donna Hall, First Vice-president, Debbie Wheless, Parliamentariang Melinda Burch, Treasurer, Betsy Coleman, Secretary. S gr-U, l The Legislative Committee: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Marian Hines Rosemary Jones, Sister Mary Susan, Susan Downer, and Marianne Olivo Julie Fernandez, Chairman, was absent when this picture was taken. The Finance Committeeg FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - SITTING Rhonda Keever and Melinda Burch, Chairman. STANDING Linda Godwin and June La- 63 Ferte. I ' Q The Social Committee: FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT . Susan Prophet, Debbie Wheless, Michele Bantle, and Herb Garrison. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Marcia Hellebrand, Linda Godwin, Connie Wolfe, Marian Hines, Debby Miller, Chairman, Karen Burris, and Mary Freeman. i SJ 3 X A A 3 nk , x1 'Y Y M f ,Y The Judicial Committee: SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Freeman, Ruthie DeLaVergne, Tonya Poovey, Chairman, Eileen McGee, Pam Reese. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT I I Wally Galleskie, Terri Tucker, and Herb Garrison. 64 :wx I To the RIGHT, Marcia Hellebrand, editor, is attempting 4 to correct June LaFerte who is typing an edition of IVlcNaIIy's Alley. 'Nha ,i ' T The Newspaper Staff: QLEFT3 FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT .. Donna Greene, Sharon Hoke, Martha Arden, Mary Freeman, and Michele Bantle. SECOND ROW .. Marcia Hellebrand, Editor, Sister Mary Susan, Rosemary Jones, Debby Miller, Marian T Hines, June LaFerte, Linda Godwin, Susan Prophet. THIRD ROW .. Betsy Coleman, Anita Mann, and Gail Huffstetler. These girls work very hard to pub- lish a monthly edition of IVlcNaIIy's Alley. L..l 31 2 1 'N af' .. ---' sd ES., 1, 7 'l f t , T e ie The Santa Filomena Sorority: Beth King, the First Lady, is seated while Tonya Poovey, Nancy Barger, and Karen Norris look over some papers with Beth. The Student Nurse Association: FIRST ROW Denise Howard, Libby Dye, Sharon Hoke, June LaFerte, Marie MacMahon, Marion Hi- nes, Nancy Shannahan, Mary Morris, Karen Norton. SECOND ROW Maureen Riley, Connie Wolfe, Eileen McGee, Ruthie DeLa- Vergne QDistrict Representativel, Gail Huff- stetler, Pam Reese, Beth King, Sarah Gibson, Helen Haubert. THIRD ROW Herb Garri- son, Sharon Percival, Michele Bantle, Debby Miller, and Laurah Stewart. yifsfh The Employment Committee: Connie Wolfe SEATED, acts as Chairman of this committee. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT L Vickie Daniel, Michele Bantle, Mary Freeman, Beth King, and Anita Mann. The Religious Committee: FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, . Marcia Hellebrand, Rosemary Jones, Marian Hines, and Sandy Odom, Chairman. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT .. Beth King, Betsy Coleman, Debby Miller, and June LaFerte. The Annual Staff: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT .T Connie Wolfe, Karen Norris, Editor, Diane Hamilton, Michele Bantle, Sandy Shealy, Tonya Poovey, June LaFarte, Betsy Coleman, Marian Hines, Theresa Brannock, Mary Freeman, and Vickie Daniel. N401 The Curriculum Committee: Not Pictured. Student re- The Library Committee: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT .. June La presentative is Diane Yearty. Ferte, Beth King, Vickie Daniel, and Sharon Percival. 67x W ,f 'W w Q x 'lb , ?.l'f2's6w,- ,' if Mm ,, N.., ,Q 1, Q, w J wg.. h lq.. X 'N Meg QR K, MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING M 5.2! 7592 AQ? My f i ss? MM f Perhaps the largest and most important part of our training centers around medical-surgical nursing. Here we see Dr. Evangelist discussing the nursing care of his patient with Mrs. Diane Hamilton. Meanwhile, Miss Linda Danner is taking a blood pressure which is of vital importance in nursing. GERIACTRIC NURSING Learning to deal with the oldster is an important phase of Medical-Surgical Nursing. Beth King is assisting Mrs. Wilkerson in a stroll down First Saint Mary's Hall. 69 OBSTETRICAL NURSING ,C .W I M it A 1 i i 3 E 3 ' ' ..1 K v A new world has just opened up for this newborn as Vickie Daniel hands her to her new-found friend her mother! You were there to help as Walter Shearer looks over some of the equipment and you felt as if you had witnessed the most lovely creation of all time. PEDIATRIC NURSING Nursing a sick child can be one of the most trying and yet rewarding experien- ces a nurse can undertake. Sandy Shealy shows us just how rewarding her work was. R SURGICAL NURSING 4 Here, Mrs. Hestikind instructs these students the proper use of surgical equipment. In a few minutes as they will go into the operating room for a scrub, their knees will be knocking and their hearts pounding . but, once it is all over they will realize just how important a nurse can bein 0.R. RECOVERY R00 A fl 2 l 5 'M 1 . In the Recovery .Room, Mrs. Smith, R.N. explains to Miss Shanahan the importance of accurate vital signs. This is a very basic part of nursing for students. 71 'U 5, 42: 2' 4' Q4 ,.,., . ff IMW 3 ,tw ,fy Af' fff- 1 if f 6 5 3 f f 1 INTENSIVE CARE new t fl .. .- ll 31 I ii f 'Hb 1. if Q L' f ln this unit, you have to care and be willing to give your full attention to the patient who is desperately ill. Sandy Odom and Marty Milhaupt are just this willing. CORONARY CARE .3-.1 2'-i j . I- . U . , if N x K fr We Z' . F V , 1: . ' . 9 N In 1 In E Coronary Care is a unit that teaches students, such as Barbara Mallaney and Rhonda Keever, how to care for the patient with cardio-vascular disorders. If a Dr. Heart is called, Marianne Olivo and Dr. Naso are ready for action. 72 ...J F, LA BO RATO RY !LW The Lab plays an important part in the function of the hospital. Here, we see Mary Dent delicately examining a culture. X-RAY DEPARTMENT The x-ray department also plays an important role in the diagnosing of many illnesses. Martha Bean demonstrates the use of an x-ray machine. 73 PHYSICAL THERAPY Many times during the Freshman Year students are tempted to try out some of P.T.'s relaxing equipment!!! Just ask Sister Mary Susan how it feeIs??? EMERGENCY R00 wt! v 5 Y JN'-v' Z, We have many emergencies at Mercy even if it is just bandaging up a scratch on a finger. Miss Kirken- dall attempts to help one of her fellow classmates who apparently is seriously injured!!!! 74 INHALATION THERAPY Inhalation Therapy plays an important role in todays hospital, especially Mercy. Here we have Miss Lindsay and Miss McCormick learning the basis for the Bennet Respirator. ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE Q W 5 as N75 2 ' fax i 1-KN Y, s. G C ww' X ffiggigr X 2 gf -,.,...,,wJ .f K , if ' JW M A. my AXE 1 Qi? Nxhr ,inlay Q Y ...M A , pg' ,F ' x. M. J ml, , Q v H . B x W7 sf A-7 +L l'-xx, N - xxx'---.. fv -s gf 1 f S' Lum-f ' '4 K-,V nlglm' tx 'Ll I w ',- 'M L ' I J if f .Vw M -f fr' , M . A ,gf , ' riivf WT' 1 HM . ,V V A. - f.wi'f ..f 1 f' A ,f' .x 3 sm, , ,XA QA 77 The students of Mercy sincerely thank these DOCTORS for all their generous help. The Sanger Clinic Dr. Francis Robicsek Dr. Harry K. Daugherty Dr. Donald C. Mullen Dr. Norris B. Harbold Dr. Donald G. Hall Mecklenburg Surgical Clinic Dr. Ross McElwee Dr. W. Chandler Thompson Dr. Henry Wilson Dr. A. J. Lewis, Jr. Dr. C. Norman Owensby Dr. Thomas Austin Dr. W. Richard Toler Dr. E. L. Potter, Jr. Dr. George Page, Dr. Guy Keller, and Dr. Clifford Vogt Dr. James Tart, Dr. John Wingert, and Dr. James Campbell Dr. A. B. Choate Dr. Douglas Ritch and Dr. John Ranson Dr. John Council Dr. William J. Wortman, Jr. Dr. Charles Massey, Jr. Dr. Walter Hilderman The Eastway Medical Clinic Dr. J. B. Greenwood, Sr. Dr. Julian Albergotti Dr. Brunson Salley Dr. Charles McAdams, Jr. Dr. James B. Raymer The Radiology Department Dr. David Graham Dr. Charles Brown Dr. Charles Chrysler Dr. William Ranson Dr. W. E. Selby Dr. Christ Koconis The Kouri Medical Clinic Dr. William Korui Dr. Lawrence Kouri Dr. Wayne Lee and Dr. C. J. Milton Dr. R. D. Neal Dr. Aaron D. Bernstein, Montreal, Canada Dr. William Jones 78 Dr. William Lee Pritchard Dr. Melvin D. Childers, Jr. Dr. T. R. Giblin Dr. T. A. Barker Dr. Philip Naumoff Dr. Robert Yudell Dr. Ralph Reid Dr. Robert Garrison The Oral Surgery Associates, P.A. Dr. Edward Austin Dr. Joseph Porter Dr. John Barts The Charlotte Ophthalmology Clinic, P.A. Dr. Walter Bullington Dr. Joe Woody Dr. James P. Alexander Dr. Fred N. Mitchell Dr. Charles B. Norris Dr. W. R. Griffin The Taylor Thoracic Clinic Dr. Fred Taylor Dr. Felix Evangelist Dr. Christopher Hood, Dr. William Eubanks, and Dr. Charles Porter Dr. H.H. Baird, Dr. Homer Justis, and Dr. William Story 79 SPONSORS Miss Lynn Messer, R. N. Mr. Henry H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lingelbach Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cloaninger Mr. and Mrs. John A. Burch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. McGee Miss Hetty Wilson, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Gibson Mrs. Pearl H. Stanley Mrs. Marcia Barton Major, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. John DeBruIe Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hines Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Almond Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brannock Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Norris Mr. John J. Gagliano, R.N. 80 and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. PATRONS E.C. Shanahan Harold Shealy D.E. Wolfe Johnnie E. Bouknight James S. Tucker Donald B. Greene Mrs. Agnes G. Downer Mr and Mrs. Leon Clark Mr and Mrs. Leo C. Mallard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Keever Mr. and Mrs. S.V. Potter, Jr. Mr. William Griffin Mrs. D.R. Torrence Mr. and Mrs. Eddie A. Cagle Casual Corner Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Daniel Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Persky, Jr. Mrs. William R. Burch CONTRIBUTORS Mrs. Edith K. Jordan Mrs. Ruby L. Mitchell, R.N. 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'v 'J ' K the U rv 9 - as 91 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your Iongings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again to- gether and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should 'meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. Farewell From The Class Of 1973 I af' t 441g-f MQLCJ .f f- 4 I ..,, . V lv . ff, f fx! a ., 1,0 V f' f Lu ,f ,L no , F' 1 1 .1. 'fr H f M' I . 13 yy ffffff' is 1 N' 1 ,fun f f ., ...4 ,Q f f 'f f H3 X Q X WJ G , 'f ,- A W. V M, .5 ., ,., w x , ' 11116 'i 1'?21'1 . fX,A1X ,X1 .1911 1 1 11 1 1.11 1F 5 X N 5.71.1 HM. 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