Easton Hospital School of Nursing - Ligature Yearbook (Easton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

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'Y 9 0 2 OH, ,uulll 'o ,',,'llllllIllI,lI rdiration We, the class of 1957, dedicate this year- book to our parents, who for our three long but fruitful years gave as moral support, faith in ourselves, and the will to be good nurses and better citizens. ' 4, Un ,N A V, H,'3a:giQq,1.1 :g2nf'gi Z' r W .' -F .- ,El .,'1::tLJg' ,w'S,,- : if is T pea' W ,sv 413- 'nf .. ur .Ir,lE3-14-MJF. is a 2:3EEE A I L-W ,ui -- iw XY ....... : ,f. YT., QA .-.-,-:-:-:-:-: . wwf, H L u A ,, rp-'X ' SW ,ww ' 4 W Wjgflff ' 31?5ig,f f3R U, 1 , ,, , 5 s.f2mf:'fz, Fw w E1 WH W sg' ,, , ,.,., ,.,.W. , Av Yi ' W f F1 S. SHIRLEY STINE, B.S., R.N. Educafiolml Directoi' Easton Hospital School of Nursing U'l'If1l67'Si ty of Pe1msylvfmia Our Adviser We, the class of I 95 7 wish to thank Miss Stine for the many kindnesses she has done for us and for the guidance and knowledge she has given us. 0 Three .Q ,i A : zzz z ff aT '1F4 is ARTHUR H. BRITTINGI-IAM, F.A.C.1-IA. AD1X'IINlS'l'RA l'OR B.S.E.E., johns Hopkins Unizlersily Our Administrators FLOYD F. KROHN r'XSSl5TAN'l' .-XDM1N1sTRA'1'oR Four I 1, ,.,,,,, M G Ho-ma 19,649 sfo 9 . 15:5 S . ? uw' , ,v W' W' Es ig-if 1,4-l if X . Q wss mu is na is if ' 'G' - V 5:5 lm' H B - 3 .., .:.:.:. I-Q ,M 2:2 .:...:..::.: sasj- .:. .A E ., 333 55, as Q ' ' 1: : .5 ': 7:' .:..::.:.V.:. E , 3. 3 E X N - 4. .aa 2+ H H - H 2' ..: sg: ' 555 .:.:.:. :.:,..:. B E H E gs na ss E -' :.: 255 -'-- Q A If M: W B :lm in ss :ix HELEN A. MORRIS, B.S., R.N. Principal of the School of Nursing Director of Nursing Service Easton. Hospital School of Nursirzg University of Permsylvania Our Director n 1 E ll' . . .... .H ::.'-- ..: May each of you find satisfaction, jog and ever increasing understanding in your professional and personal life. 0 Five Our hzculfy IRHNE HELD, R.N. Assistant Directm' of Nursing Service Easlmz Hospital School of lV'LH'.S'l7'Ig Urlhfersily of Pemzsylzlalzia -.. . 'A S. S1-1nu,Ev S'1'1Nlc, B.S., RN. Ellllflllllllllll Director Easton Hospital School of N'z1'rsIng U Il iwersi ty o f Perl nsylrfan ia Six 0 DELLA Rosle BRAM1-IALI., B.S., R.N Clinical Ilzslrilctor jolms Hojakins Hospital School of Nursing Berea Collcge, Be-rea, Ky. . 4 ,WMM A rv CARRIE ELLA Emi, B.S., R.N. KIOSEPHINE Boomc, B.S., R.N. Clinical Instructor Clirzirnl Instructor Temple Unirwerszfy School of Gernmvztowiz Hospital Srlmol N'lU'SlNg of Nm-s,',V,g, Lebanon Valley College P1,f1gde1p1,jf,, Pg, Temple University U11i11ersily of Pe1msyl1lm1ia I ll fl -A ,E 1 H H, JOAN KONRAD, B.S., R.N. Medical and Surgiml Nursing Instructor St. Lulze's Hospital School of N'Il7'.9l71g, Bethlehem, Pa. lW07Yl?lI.lI7I College, Bethlehem, Pa. 0 Seven VICZ'l'CJRIA SCRIMA, B.S., R.N. MARY L, CQWAN, 13,5 R N lV'll'VSl'?lg Arts Ill.S'f'V'llf'lO1' 1054-1956 Mediffzl and Surgical Nznsmff Easton Hospital School of Nursing 17'ISfT'llCl0T 1953-1' v New York University Colby College School of Nzuwng Eighi O -PIA .,..... Wi. . .. ' f g . ':' ff l ?- : QQ? 55 F, .. , . NIARYBIELLE CRUSAN, BS., R.N. zwediml and Surgiral Nursing III.S'tTllC'l01' 1955-1956 Philadelphia General Hospital Temple U71 1'1'e1'sity Colby, MdlA17C in 5311 emutiam MARY VVUNDERLY Assistant Di1'ef'tm' of Nursing SCTT'l.L'C' 1955-1956 Clilliral l11.rlr'11f't0r 1051-l'754l PCIIYISZVIUIIIIIVII flavpilnl Srl: rnfz lofN11rsiug, Pl11'l11dfljJlzia, Pa. Kutztown Slntc Tenrhers College In memory of Miss XfVunder1y, who with her tire- less efforts helped to make us better nurses. 0 Nine 1.0 H 1- N 5 I v .95 11 YY2: S -, Q - ' I ci .,,- Q H N I + -If.. I f ff,T5.,,,,mM,7g4 22140 I SOLEMNLY PLEDGE MYSELF BEFORE GOD AND IN THE PRESENCE IOF THIS ASSEMBLY TO PASS MY LIFE IN PURITYIAND TO PRACTICE MY PROFESSION FAITHFULLY. I VVILL ABSTAIN FROM WHATEVER IS DELETERIOUS AND MISCHIEVOUS AND WILL NOT TAKE OR KNOWINGLY ADMINISTERNANY HARMFUL DRUG. I WILL DO IN MY POWER TO ELEVATE THE STANDARD MYPROFESSION, AND WILL HOLD IN CONFIDENCE ALL PERSONKIQ MATTERS COMAAITI ED TO MY KEEPING AND ALL FAMILY AFFAIRS COMING TO MY KNOWLEDGE LN THF PRACTICE OF MY I WITH LOYALTY VVILL I ENDEAVOR TO AID THE PHYSICIAN HIS WORK AND DEVOTE MYSELF TO THE WELFARE 45 M M I O NSY CARE ! , ., - ' A me L -3222551 ' ' I ,, 5 V a, f . fha f -W ,mm-..,.. --P. .. Tp fi V 'If' 'EA' '-,,-3.53, V5 f Y J i. , ' ' ' ' 12.-A . I ,. Krww ' ' gi Wye Ulf Klass ffisfzfry In September, 1954, thirty-seven young women entered Easton Hospital School of Nursing with anxiety and hope for fulfilling our dreams of becoming graduate nurses. Knowing this goal was three long years in the future, we lelt some uncertainty but with deterinination we were able to go on. Our first day, orientation, was filled with receiving books, meeting new friends and instructors, selecting room- mates and our Hrst lectures on the do's and dont's, curfews, lights out and study hours. affair as a class was a Our hrst social doggfe roast given in our honor by the tipperczlassinen. ln October, we had a Halloween party complete with apple cider, doughnuts and costumes. Deceinber was a busy month with a Christmas tea, caroling through the hospital, and the hospital Christmas dinner. The climax was a semi-formal Christmas dance which was held i11 the recreation room of the nurses home. Then-vacation! XfVe had two weeks to rest up for the semester to come. ,5 4 W5 1 Twelve 0 ZW r 'n HQ ,ef E ,, , ,,,,,, i I 'A :I 1: 'E' .. M fs Q I' -' ,Z -12 ffw b Y, W e M is , wf Q , t ' xi U X si' -1 9, W Lf' 1 w'f E5,,,, M' fQi,x.f , ew. WN, February 27, l955 - - - capping - - - our Grst milestone toward that all-important' goal passed. This day sigtiihed transformation from preclinical uniforms into the student blue uniforms with one stripe and most important of all, the Easton Hospital nurse's cap. May 5, l955 we went on our Sociology trip to New York City. This was a big day and for many the first time to the big city. , Spring and summer passed quickly with the end ol study hour, introduction to longer hours on duty and - - - swing shift. September, 1955 came and we added another stripe, thus passing another milestone. Now we had gained im- portance as intermediates. 0 Thirteen VVatching the new class come in reminded us of our first big day. As intermediates we were well on our way in specialties such as Diet Kitchen, Operating Room, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Isolation, Receiving VVard, and alhlia- tion. We had now gained the two twelve o'c1ock permissions a week and classes were fewer and harder. Fund-raising projects such as spaghetti suppers, bake sales, selling of candy, chances, sweat shirts and peanuts kept us busy off duty. june, 1956 came with thc departure of the hrst six girls in our class to Phila- delphia State I-Iospital for psychiatric alliliation. The months went by rapidly for those girls and soon we were saying good-by to the second group. mmm ! , sf ' v ..g,g,, ..,,. , Fourteen , O sz 'sf September, l95fi we added our third stripe. At last we are seniors! Another big milestone was passed. Classes were still fewer and responsi- bilities were more. Throughout the year our social activities continued and would be remem- bered as our last as student nurses. XfVe had teas, dances, doggie roasts, birthday parties and after-hour bull-sessions. The winter months passed by quickly and soon we fared our long-awaited graduation week. This was our last big milestone and many tears ol' happiness were shed. Some ol' the tears were those ol' sadness with the prospect ol' leaving our many friends and classmates. In rapid succession the days llew by: 0 Fiftcmz 'll Al SUNDAY, MAY 12 - Baccalaureate Services. First Reformed Church. MONDAY, MAY 13 -Graduate Staff Dinner. Cascade Lodge. TUESDAY, MAY 111 -School Committee Buffet. Pomfret Club. YVEDNESDAY, MAY 15-Easton Hospital Dinner Dance. Country Club of Northampton County. THURSDAY, MAY 16-Homecoming and Supper. Recreation room of the nurses home. Commencement, Wfilson High School. Reception, Recreation room ol the nurses home. SiNll?f'1l 0 FRIDAY, MAY I7 - Euston Hospital Alumnae Banquet, Hotel Easton. Now we added something new to our uniforms-our school pin which brought us closer to the end of our three years of experience, studies and hzlrcl work. As summer passes by, we will receive our graduate assignments. On August Slst, we will step into the world as prolfessional nurses wearing our white uni- forms. Thfs is the Gnal milestone toward our goal which began that September day in 1954. I Seven teen Kutographs :TT . . ,-- 'X TV. ,, 5' 'ITN Y! -' f- Presenting U16 611155 nf 1957 J 9 JACQUELYN BRINKER jarkie EAs'roN, PA. Personality an 21sseL . . . cute dimples . . . a nurse one can depend on . . . co-edilor of Ligature . . . an good friend . . . her future? . . . marriage or nursing. wwf ,nf QQ .I no , of 43252 4' alia V . 1 rf ANGELA GAMMINO I-IARGBIN A ngieu EASTON, PA. Expressive eyes . . . kind Word for every- one . . . refreshing spirit . . . always lends a helping hand. Twenty 0 To!! E O Q h Q, ,QV L ff' S sr Qu- GRACE IACONO I-IALBING EASTON, PA. Gift of gab . . . our class president . . loves fun . . . joins in entliusiasticzllly. Af o N ik-I if' Ho'5f2, .ff 47 QP 5 r l N .4?ZQ?'S!15NiafZ5i? if . :X Ag'-f1Q!:5g35Ks?M N 1 Wggzzsy, f x v 4' 9, Mu F 195 'flzzmfwklf 5 ea m 5 se KL il'L,g3 '.l,.' 5, 'galil 2:-:Ai-. V ' Zi l 'l- 14 1- -16' 1 W 11, , -' JOANNE NITCHKEY NiLch EASTON, PA. Is that a whirlwind? . . . No, it's Nitch , one ol the busiest girls in the class . . passion for pizza . . . gay personality . . . whatever Held of nursing she chooses, you can be sure she will do well. 0 T1l'l'l1fj'-OIIK K LOIS NICHOLAS l1IIiCliI.SVlLLE, PA. 1 think I'll go home tonight . . . lucky owner of zz green Hornet Chevie . . . el'- Hcient nurse . . . loads ol' fun . . . terrihe personality . . . future includes 11l2l1'l'l2lgC and 21 new home. if 91 1' 0 F2449 A:,,,.,,,.lL1l,1 .wglpf Hovfai v if 'gig 1 11 0 lla 'l MARGARET SCH M OYER 1 I Peggy, TATA M Y, PA. VViLty . . . talented imitntor . . . always smiling . . . jovial laughter . . . right there in the midst of the fun . . . wel- come addition to the nursing profes- sion. Tzvrrzly-111'o 0 -4mg,w1l5f f?'fr V 4. , V, J, W , :f +5 , -' , ,. A 1 at tl ul l iv ,ni I I DOROTHY BECKER DELABAR Dot XfVn.soN BOROUGH, PA. Happily married classmate . . . pleasant personality . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . happy-go-lucky . . . busy future as a wife and a nurse. .1 x ax? 1' 0 !l ,,, ,,,,, -f,. , 9 11 Ooh? , o ff' 9 1 Y . ra P' E O I . ,, 4' , kv l 1 Q ' 1 'S - 'X .' DONA WALTERS XMILSON BOROUGH, PA. Have to go home . . . has the latest fashions in her closet . . . inisplaces things. l 0 Tzurrzly-tlzree F f x ' F -'if' -4 5 -Q-fzslimzi Wi A 5:77 :-V31 11, mi f'.' . Q' 5 . ffl: ii . iii riff , XL 2 ,W 133 s gf mi if 52:1-' if f 44:.,fg,5:, Y: 1 ' ' - .Ill DORIS MILLER Mill Nlaw IQINGGOLD, PA. Our faithful alarm clock . . . friendly personality . . . 21 willing worker . . . can be counted on to help in any of the ex- tra curricular activities . . . general nurs- ing the future. ff' 5 s 1 V N u P' Q I .f IRENE SOLEY ANDRIQAS, PA. Hour-long phone calls to Dick . . . mar- riage in near future . , . calm and . . efficient. o 8 meal . :QSM V is , 23, ' Eg f M fxgm ' ,, asa: 1 ,J Twenty-four 0 AUDREY FLICK A111lz'e ' l'lIGIfl Blaiucsia, N. QI. Terrific class spirit . . . always willing to help . . , class president lor two years . . . student council president . . . en- gaged . . . ability to get along with everyone. I, , 0 W M, if Ho 'n, W T014 X ein. bl 3 s 0 W - 1 V 3 H f' f E Q6 0 S 4, Y i I-IARLENE FREEMAN BRAUN Hlllfl BRIDGE, N. QI. SouLhe1'n drawl . . . contagious smile . . . proud ol' her Mrs. degree . . . con- sLantly defending the Beetle 0 'I'zuc'nly-lime 1 , , ,J i -A, BEVERLY ACKERMAN CAMPBELL Bw VVl1.soN Borzoucziri, PA. Small hui mighty . . . iiillllillg red hair . . . . competent nurse . . . well-liked by patients and Class-mates . . . happily 111211- ricd . . . new born nursery after grad- uation. 135-- J, ' 15,253 . X4 gag?-'ga so 4:33 3 u H I Q f yr , Y'YTO!4'ef111fy1f mmmrrfn' JUDITH BAER FORD rfilltdyrz EASTON, PA. One of the friendliest girls of Lhc class . . . interested i11 psychology . . . I-211110115 for her on again, olf again diets . . . proud and happy mother and wife . . pediatric nursing her future. Tu'r'11ly-six 0 e.,3w,3.g1 1, M 1 H NOR MA BRAY BANGOR, PA. '1'all and blond . . . mischievous but lov- able . . . loyal to Moravian . . . surgical f A 'A D gs 1-Q ' :I e '1 'ml 5 -.3A.,'wS5- in - Aww 51 :' H ' ' UQ 1:1 'I . r-1 1-X. O 1 1 EL H -. M U3 1 7- Q l,,,, w W,,,,f ? fl H 'ac ,. of 'Wa fa S 1 7 F X B10 0 Q 1 1' 011- ,l ' .ffl - fi' i JEAN KIRCHHOFER 'je1mv1ic', WILSON BOROUGH, PA. Canary habits at meallime . . . efficient editor Ol' Our yearbook . . . neat and appealing: 0 Tufenty-sefwfrz 4 im 1 Big? . . - - wr, ' 1 Q H Y Toll MARGARET C. PICCERILLO Marge BANGOR, PA. Black hair, brown eyes and dimples . . procrastinator . . . dancing, her hobby . . . operating room in September. J a 4' Q, s 1 H 1' :O f H- qv ,YV 11'?'I1nnlll mm, CONCETTA VIGLIONE C11nge BANGOR, PA. Flair lor good clothes . . . a girl of many moods . . . can usually be found writing letters to Temple. Tzvmztj'-cigln 0 ii, e i JEAN PASQUINI Hf6Il7Z71I.6H PI-IILLIPSBURGA, N. Quiei . . . personality plus . . . a patient listener to any ol our iroubles . . . al- ways for lun . . . Find Jeannie rushing to go home as soon as she gets oil' duly . . . school nursing is her ambition. H0 gl Q G 2 s 1 1,3 4 - 1 vl za Olin, il -+ KATHRYN B. SMITH Kale rxNNANDAl.li, N. Can usually be found singing . . . loves Lo sleep . . . proud mother ol' a baby girl . . . cooperative. 0 T1l'f'Illy'-Illlll' X .Lia ' 25? 2,3 Q -EH., ,QW- mm If E an . my ,.:- ess- - iff r ,Q 52? 5 YVONNE SAEGER ,IW 131' oi W, ,,,,,.,,,, x ,ti now MARYAN N KOH LER EASTON, PA. Good natured . . . fznnous for amusing expressions . . . willing worker . . al' ways fun to be With. ,. af 4' fl 1 1 V H ' Ka ,So QM Vom1ie B1c'rH1.EHr:M, PA. Quiet but fun loving . . . congenial smile . . . proud owner of a '55 Chevie capable nurse , . . future Held of nurs- ing is undecided. Thirty O 15 - x -' A ' Q1 k ww' X ' , 1 N x V lwgg 4 7 2 Q 4 w . X , CAROLYN BEERS Carol P1-l1Ll.1PsisU1u:, N. Ability to make the most gruesome parts of nursing, funny . . . interesting stories ztccompanied by pezlls ol' laughter . . . El sputter and at ehug :md we're olf in Carol's Plymouth . . . Maternity nurs- ing for Carol in the future. WH, ,fm ,wa r ' HO 21 lp Us wb, E s 9 A N 3 7 'S 5 1 1 W S 9 Y' ' Ra bi' 'Il Q7 ' ,Ji ESTI-IRR MCMURTIE QI? 'L '? Q ritwif, N. 1. Quietesl girl in the class . . . surprising mischievous look in her eyes . . . top student . . . always around when help is needed . . . willing listener . . . mis- sionary work for the future. id, , 0 Tliirlyfmlv FMT E E S X .. E iv GAIL DeLONG ALLENTOWN, PA. Beautiful red hair . . . popular with her clztssmates . . . sees beauty in everything. ,,,, ,,,,,,.,, , Ni 011 nohfb 1 - g 49 Q 9 9 s s 1 V 1 u 1 0 - 0 v .-l a us. LILLIAN SNYDER Lil SOUTH BOUND BROOK, N. Friendly smile . . . sparkling eyes . . . independent thinker . . . meticulous dresser . . . business manager of the Ligature. Th irty-two 0 , Small but mighty . . . serious thinker du ty. ELLEN LONG N,xzAR15'1'H, PA. hidden wit . . . her lillllll'C night L ei. ei i fr H04-A Ja, 4 9 1 P gq I' N 3 ' K Y' mf- 1 3323 E R mic EASTON, PA. Conscicnlious Cl2iSSlll2llC . friendly voice . . . prompt welcome addition Lo any ing. vi if .ui . fi W5 DORIS ROSENBLUM . . quiet, . . . . . . will be ll field of nurs- 0 Tlzirly-111 we FRANCES SCAGLIOTTA MUGAVERO Fran STROUDSBURG, PA. Petite . . . energetic . . . capable little home-maker . . . ever lfaithlul to Sam. 'Wag 0 f s 1 V 2 H I' s 1' ,.o,y,,W CAROL JOAN VVHITEMAN lX'IINERSVII..LE, PA. Rather dance than cat . . . our little coal cracker . . . composed but impulsive. Thirty-four O NANCY I-IANKINSON Hank', I-Iron BRIDGE, N. J. Never Z1 dull moment with I-Izmk around . . . witty . . . scnsc of humor . . . crazy antics will long bc reluenibercd . . . class poet . . . her future in nursing is as- sured. 1, WW, ,H ' Q vu' 11 Bog S- O Aiwa t ff Z f'23 ref- if CLASS OFFICERS President . GRACE HALBING Ilffgff-lD'I'f?SI'dH7If . NIARGARET PICCERILLO Segremry , . Lois NICHOLAS Ty-gagm-gr ANGELA HAROBIN 0 Thirty-five i ii u-.2 I N C ? ycarbaak Staff Editor-in-Cliief - Associate Editor Literary Committee - Business Chairmen Plzotogmplzy Committee ArtCl1ai'rmm'1 - Typing Clzairmen - A dzrisov' - Thirtyvsix 0 JEAN Kmcuuomzn LIACQUELYN BRINKER NIARGARE1' PICCERILLO CAROL XVHITENIAN GRACE HALBING NANCY HANKINSON LILLIAN SNYDER CoNcE'1vrA VIGLIONE ,AUDREY Fuck KATHRYN SMITH CAROLYN BEER5 ANGELA PIAROBIN YVONNE SAEGER DORIS ROSENBLUL'I Miss SHIRLEY S'r1Nr: Ulf 611155 of 1958 Left to Righl: Sealed, First Row: C. Kurzmda, F. Reimel, E. Mattes, B. Brown, E. Angst, j. Davis, B. Fox, S. Outwater, R. Miller, L. Menhennit. Second Row: M. C. Riegel, R. Shoemaker, S. Michalezyk, P. Dragotta, B. Bed- uurek, J. Tomko, L. Kelchner, P. Koehler, S. McPeek. Standing, Third Row: Y. Kocher, G. Cami, M. Polkowski, -I. McCluskey, B. J. Miller, M. Bachuizm, Caiazzo, Vitko, P. Adams, B. Maize. Fourth Row: G. Ihrie, G. Gottfried, S. Culver, AI. YfVolHnger, S. WVeile1', E. Sieracki. 0 Thi rt y-seven U16 611155 nf 1959 Left to Tight, Seated, Fifrsl row: B. Hamlen, S. Beidler, S. Raesly, B. Andersen T. Rocller, G. Jones, Minotti, -I. Oclenhcimer, V. Outlaud, K. Hartley. Stfmdzfng, Second row: K. Schurz, C. Squarciu, DeVito, C. Vumno, B. Hazel ton, P. Hartzell, C. Avizmantos, M. Reagan, L. Chamberlin, D. Pysher, I Wisniewski. Third row: P. Basra, E. Ajhar, I. Hopkins, S. McMurtrie, P. Zalewski, M. Sara kanych, D. Lloyd, Flyte, Phillips, C. Honey, M. Odeuwelder. Tlzirly-eight 0 Prophecy jacquelyn Brinker -no longer sitting in front of the mailbox. .lean Kirchhofer- giving physiotherapy treatments. Carol Wfhiteman - doing polkas in Minersville. Concetta Viglione - life-long dental assistant. Audrey Flick -still chaperoning many high school activities. Harlene Braun-driving down Fifth Avenue in her Beetle, Beverly Campbell, Lois Nicholas-competent managers of their fabulous new mansions. Angela Harobin -in Paris designing fashions. -Ioann Nitchkey - busy tuning up cars at any race track. Doris Rosenblum -having many neighborhood gatherings in her home. Carolyn Beers-still singing gayly in the showers. Norma Bray - keeping everyone laughing with her dry sense of humor. Doris Miller-giving motherly advice to the lovelorn. Yvonne Saeger- very efhciently directing our own hospital. Judy Ford -residing permanently at any Army base. Gail DeLong-cheering up patients on G.U. with her bubbling personality. Margaret Piccerillo - charge nurse in operating room E. Lillian Snyder -industrial nursing. Maryann Kohler- happily married. Dona Wfalters - wearing unmatched outfits and accessories. Dorothy DeLabar-having an argument. Kate Smith - singing on her own telev'sion program. Nancy Hankinson -- knowing how, when, where, and why. Frances Mugavero--calm, cool, and collected. Margaret Schmoyer -having a wardrobe all her own. .lean Pasquini - driving her own car to work. Grace Halbing- having a maid to do her housework. Irene Soley - not having to make telephone calls. Esther McMurtie-dancing to Elvis's rock and roll. Ellen Long- hanging up diapers. 0 Tllirty-nine Io la I Will and Ce Inman! fly Q Wle, the class ol 1957, being of unsound minds and well-worn bodies do hereby will, bequeath, bestow and give our most prized possessions to these fortunate underclasswonien. Marge Piceerillo's ability to stay out ol' trouble to Yvonne Koeher. Lil Snycler's unassuming personality to Claudette Riegel. Mary Ann Kohler's true love for one guy to Barbara Beclnarek. Dona Wfalters' care free attitude to Pat Dragotta. Judie Ford's, Kate Smith's, Dot DeLabar's maternity clothes to all future ladies- in-waiting. Nancy Hankinson's humor to Pat Koehler. Fran Mugaverds cooking and sewing ability to Liz Cafazzo. Peggy Sehmoyer's infectious laughter to Ruth Miller. Jean Pasquini's quietness to Jo Ann McCluskey. Grace Halbing's power of persuasion to Fern Reimel. Irene Soley's telephone conversations to Elaine Mattes. Esther MeMurtie's doodling to Jane Vitko. Ellen Long's love for Byberry to whoever wants it. Jean Kirchhofer's driving ability to Gloria Ihrie. Jackie Brinker's ace bandages to Gwen Jones. Carol Wliite1na11's spike heels to Gertie Gottfried. Coneetta Viglione's gripes to Bertie Shoemaker. Audie Fliek's executive ability to Skippy Sieraeki. Harlene Braun's Beetle to any Intermediate or Junior who wants a good- running and well-polished ear. Bev Campbell's red hair to Mary Polkowski. Lois Nieholas's diet to Sue Beidler. Angie HHl'OlJl11lS lonely nights to Carolyn Kuranda. JoAnn Nitehkey's ill days to Sandy Culver. Doris Rosenblunfs ability to hunt bargains to Jayne Davfs. Carolyn Beers' late evening conversations to anyone who suffers from insomnia. Norma Bray's pony tail to Luanne Chamberlin and Joanne Odenheimer. Doris Miller's ability to rise and shine to Sylvia Miehalezyk. Yvonne Saeger's glossy print to Frances Kehrli. Gail DeLong's height to Sally l'Veiler. Mfitnessed hereof in the year l957. III o 'e 0 Q T014 'III IIII Illm, 'Q H049 2 C A -3 lf' 'sn' 6 s 3 .9 13 E Q H S qv 'P E Q S Q u V' 1 S E 0 0 3 t ' 3 Y' 1' 2 Q' 2, 4' W . ,9, llllllIll'l'Il' Chrzfuglz the ff vspifal - 1 X 4975 4 Forty-Iwo 0 HEAD NURSES Left to right: Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Ncary, Mrs. Allen, Miss Smith, Mrs. Gaumer Miss Shzxffner, Mrs. XfVCl'kilCiSC1', Mrs. Clements, Miss Roccaro, Mrs. Tetroc Miss Szmdt, and Mrs. Cusciano. RESIDENTS AND INTERNES Lvfl to rigllt: Dr. Wzilll, Dr. Sweuringen, Dr. JZIIIOSIQO, Dr. Kovur, Dr. Roth, Dr I-Izu'la11, Dr. G1'OHlll2lll, Dr. Kessler, and Dr. Skezas. CP 0 14 0 Forty'tlzree Forty-four DEPARTMENT HEADS Front Row, left lo right: Miss I-Iindenach, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Wirth, Mrs. Olsen Mrs. Unzmgst, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Szmdt, Miss Poore, Mrs Bergstrzmd, Miss Zelinsky. Back Row, left I0 ?'I.g'l7l.' Dr. Johnson, Mr. Bright, Mr. Turner, Mr. Varga, Mr Price, Mr. Siiumons, and Dr. Chidsey. DINING Room DIET KITCHEN is In -' :faux ADMITTING OFFICE Fortywfve HOSPITALITY SHOP THINGS UNLIMITED , pm, ,r IIN. Haabaa o -VE 1 V H F za ,V F3194 LABORATORY X -RAY Forty-six I PHYSICAL MEDICINE C.D.R. ' H0 - vt Go A, Q Q u F X . 6 . si' 'Y Ei . o Q In V' 1-ogl. ,p1'y 4 WEST G.U. 0 Forty-seven MEDICAL RECORD RECEIVING CLERK ao '+ 3 .s-1-og? RECEIVING WARD I' 5 gl BOARD OP TRUSTEES MR. VICTOR W. ANOKAITIS MRS. -IOSEPI-I W. AYERS MR. NVILLIAM RERG MRS. RORERT RIRKEL MR. A. H. BRITTINGHAM MR. NORMAN R. DONOHOE MR. MASKELI, M. EVVING MRS. A. ALBERT GROSS MR, GEORGE I . HELLICK, -IR. MR. HAROLD S. I-IUTCIHISON MR. Cl-I.-XRLES P. IXIAXNVELL 1957 MR. FRED H. MEUSER MR. W. L. MOORE MRS. YVILLIAM ORCHARD MR. HAROLD RORESON MRS. E. T. SALES MR. AIOI-IN lf. SCHAIBLE MR. ALVIN A. SI--IUMANN MR. LYLE T. STRIEETER MR. cz. L. vANSc:HA1c:R l-ION. FRANCIS E. YVALTILR MR. JOHN J. MEYERS MRS. EDVVIN E. CODDINCTON FHWA'-Il GRADUATION DAY ...-- CPJQPOIGXQFCISQS i' GIIAIIUATINII CLASS IIF 1957 B A OLYN LOUISE Processional- Pomp and Circumsbancen ..... Edward Elgar SAR!-'ENE FREEMAN Mrs. Nancy Nadeau. Pianist BRINKER, .IACQUELYN L. Invocation - .... Rabbi Alexander Feinsilver CAMPBELL, BEVERLY ACKERMAN Temple Covenant of Pure Selections- Medley-from Carousel -- .... Richard Rodgers i5gJREY JOAN My Hero -------------------------- Oscar Slrfw-1 FORD, JUDITH BAER I Love Little Williee' tlrolk Songj Arranged by H. R. Wilson Easton Hospital School nf Nursing Glu Cluh Director-Mrs. Nancy Nnrl-'ani Address-'The Responsibilities of American Citizenship .l. Coodrier Gill, B.B.A., LL.D. Vice-President ni Rider College, Trenton. New Icrsey Piano Selection- Jalousie , ......... .-......... I fmvb Cade Mrs. Nancy Nadeau Presentation of Candidates For Diplomas---Mr. George Hellick, .lr- Pmaami. spam of 'rnmm Mrs. A. Albert Gross Chairman. Schoal Committee Miss Helen Morris Principal. School nf Nursing Benediclion- .... Rabbi Alexander Feinsilver Temnle Covenant of Peace Recessional- Selections From Show Boal ---- .... .lvfvllle Kerri Mrs. Nancy Nadeau A reception will be held in the Nurses' Home following the service Fifty 0 HALBING, GRACE IACON0 HANKINSON, NANCY JANE HAROBIN, ANGELA GAMMINO KIRCHHOFER, JEAN L. KOHLER, MARYANN E. LONG, ELLEN MARIE McMURTRIE, RUTH ESTHER MILLER, DORIS ANN MUGAVERO, FRANCES SCAGLIOTTA NICHOLAS, LOIS ANN NITCHKEY, JOANNE PASQUINI, JEAN ANN PICCERILLO, MARGARET C, ROSENBLUM, DORIS SAEGER, YVONNE HELENE SCHMOYER, MARGARET ANN SMITH, KATHRYN BRAUN SNYDER, LILLIAN A. SOLEY, IRENE VIGLIONE, CONCETTA ANN WALTERS, DONA LEE WHITEMAN, CAROL JOAN Kindly reserve your applause until the entire graduating rlass have received their diplomas. lllwflzizzrufqba J 'H 0,31 2 ' 0 fll,,, I ,,,,,u1111 N' ' . iv ' 0 EA 8' .E es.. Q E 3 S 'L s S E E 'A E. 3. 5 ' 115: '0111111lI1 ' 61014 Ulf me dim! Staff Surg ry. . . 15,535,551 .5 5.5 6.55-,5 W 'M ,U ' ., Q55 1-, 7- 1 sir , 'Ff -. :g .zu 555555555555 JH-5f?'VS TJ 5 ' Lf: T' '27 A 1- W JE YH- 1 L,- Q s,L5553w- -5:25:55-5 y3,,:.-,kb -,.1-WM H w r mi W3 ' ,f ' I mr 5 , A.-Q---,w-. ,5 5.5 . f.,2wg.,5545.w '12 5 5. A f N .5 -1 EQ' -1.5 KVGEQWXQ' VH' ' . . - . -'o, 5 55551 L - 5 '5 A ,,-7 ..f'71V' Q 5 ig QVNN .... W-m:..,,w V L W THOMAS C. ZULICK-, NIR., M.D Chief Szzrgeorz I LEON FRIEIJRIAN, IyI-D- CHARLES A. XVALTMAN, M.D. H. C, UPDEGROVE, MID Geneml .Srzrggyy C1811lf'lYll.S'1l'l'gCVy Gmwml Sm.ge,.y Assocmle A-VSUCHUU ' ' Acting Hgfld-Tl1ll7'llL'ITL' Surgery I7Y5l 'Uff0T Efwlflfs Amocmte Instvructov' Fifty-two 0 Surgery . . . l 1 ' KENNE'l'H KRESSLER, M.D. General Su1'ge1'y I Assistant Q' ' Ivzstructov' 211 k' X. - '-at Lux ' 'V A. 4,-,'i'?f ' 5' A WJ' PM M' HINIE POLINER, M.D. General Surgery Assistant I11st1'uc't01' Y , , .,,. Q Q .:.. 4.:-' gfg--11, 4415 -. - .lol-IN C. IQEGANIS, M.D. S. E. CAVALLARO, M.D. .IOHN UPDEGROVE, M.D. Gemfml .S'm'gery Gwzeml Su1'ge'ry General Surgery Assistant A ssistant Assist-ant I7'1st1'uct01' Instvuclor I Fifty-three If t .- Surgery , . . Rout' E. JOHNSON, M.D. Orthopedics and Physical Medicine Associate in Clzmge 17'l.S'fTIlL'l0T S'mNL1cY PoH1-11JA1., M.D Orthopedics and Physical Medicine Assistant Instructor josum-1 T. URBAN, M.D. ,ANTHONY J. Tumzo, M.D. -105111114 C. MARHEFKA, JR. Otolaryngology Otolaryngology Otolaryrzgology Associate in Clmfge Assistant Assistant Instructor Instructor Instructor Fifty-four 0 G1coRm1: BARRET1', M.D. Urology Associate in Charge Instrztetov' Surgery . . . AIA Mus HARIJER, M.D. Urology Assistant Instrurtor vw v tt -my-t: tggggtgzw 5 X W , gmimi t m Q it - ' 1' ' t . W t ' ' vw., ' f' , ww 1 X - SYDNEY E. YVEINTRAUB, M.D. C. HUGH BLOOM, M.D. HENRY JACOBIUS, M.D. Admg A5mZt'lt'f m Charge OjJlttl1alm0lo0'y Oplttlmtmology Proetology U Associate in Charge Associate in Charge Assistant Vascular Diseases I11st1'ucto-r lvzstructor I nstruetor 0 Fifty-H116 JACOB KINCOVJ MD- NIORRIS KRAIVIER, M.D. HARRX' HOFFLIAN, M.D cmd 01, Medical Sewing Assorinle in Medifine Associate in Medicine A V and Cardiology and Cardiology l1zst-ruclor I1'1str1u'tor Medicine . . . 1' h J , fs hh ,fx Wh, , ., F. XV. YVARD, M.D. VVILLIARI I-IAN1s1zR, M.D. DAVID FEINBERG, M.D Associate Associate Associate Instrfzctor Instructor InsM'uctm' Fifly-six 0 JOSEPH VERSAGI-1, MD. 4. V! W Medicina. . . X -1.421 X. na S , IRENI5 LAUB, M.D. Associate X 4 -t-U-U Hunnius W -X wg: aww vga .1 A . tw ,,f, Z W-2 - iffix' Hs 'X sg' dwg , Mtg S N H H 2 k:Qg.H Z WQHQW 5 nwlua f Hjfww ss rg-:nm B n mgg-ss ss ' gxlfli H-wa-ez 2:1 wW?E B A: ss-awww N B swam sw 1: - an ss h ss - x Associate Instmcto-1' L ' nl ' ROBERT S. STEIN, M D A sszfsfn 21 t In.st1'11ct01' lRAYNIOND YVING, M D Assistant VV, 17, SKINNERJ NLD, PI. Y. SEIDIQL, NLD. Assistant 14S517SftH1t I715L1'uft0y' lI1,.SIfT'Ilt'l01' 0 Fifty-seven FREIJERICK T. C1.A1uu2, M.D. ASSl'5ffl1lf InsIr1lrto'r JOSEPH M. BRAU, M.D. Assistant I1zst1'uc'to1' Medicine 5? Guoncx-2 B. LAUBACH, M.D Assistrznt I H. M. LEAVITT, M.D. Associate in Charge Dermatology Instructor ROliER'l' YN. MCLAUGHLIN, M.D. ELIZABETH M. MCNEAL, MD- Fifty-eight 0 Assistant Assistant Instructor y . H . i RUBERT IEFFREY M.D. S. M. Lrzssli, M.D. - V' A , , A I Rndmlogist A. D. Cl-IIDSIaY, M.D. flffvfffffe H Clmrgg Assistant Patllologisl Psyclzialry and Neurology 1,1557--ucgor Ingfmgzor Jlfledivim' X DQNALD K. COLEMAN, M.D. YVILLIAM C. JOHNSON., M.D. HIQRBERT Duuovsuv, M.D. Assistant Racliologisl Associate in Charge Psyclziatry and Neurology Instructov' Anesthesiology Instructor Instmctov' I Fifty-nine Obstetrics . . Six STEPHEN MURRAY' MD- DONALD C. IQICHARDS, M.D. L. F. BURKLEY, M.D. Chiffff DefW f'n'5 1'f Of Obstetrics Associate OIISMZTICS Emeritus Chief Instructor Instructor E H 1 l. T. XV. BARCKLEY, M.D. L Associate Instructor ty' . F. BURKL1iv, III, M.D. Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology Instructor L. J. PEARSON, M.D. Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology Instructor Pediatrics. . . 415 NIERTON E. CO1-IEN, M.D. flssociale in Clzmge Insl1 uc'to'r R. D. PARRY, M.D. Assistant Instruclor ,S X ,H2a?Lw uw Romim' CO1-IliN, M.D. ELLA Aucx-1 Ricci, MD. RUBRRT 5T1,3wARD, NIGD' Assistant Assislmzt As.,-,'5t,,,,g IM .zu ,t ,. M me 0, I?'l.S'lT1lCf0'l' 0 Sixty-one General Prucfi R. G. Benjamin, M.D. S. G. DeMarco, M.D. R. H. Dreher, M.D. Benjamin Falcone, M.D. Joseph L. Farace, M.D. Ralph A. Fisher, M.D. John A. F1'2ll1Ill'GlClCl', M.D. Lewis E. Genninger, MJD E. B. Hartman, M.D. john I-Ioch, M.D. C. D. I-lummel, M.D. Carl O. Keck, M.D. Kathryn Krausz, M.D. H. L. Krieger, M.D. K. S. Kuhn, M.D. H. Crozier Leigh, M.D. C. H. Nadeau, M.D. Cf Staff A. Norris, M.D. G. Oliver, M.D. AI. AI. Quincy, M.D. Donn R. Quinn, M.D. Nicholas M. Romano, M.D Paul W. Schuessler, M.D. George S. Smith, M.D. lelerman Smith, M.D. A. Sparta, M.D. Wesley R. Slancombe, M.D James -I. Sullivan, M.D. C. Milton Thomas, M.D. Frank V. Thompson, M.D. John A. Turtzo, M.D. Ellsworth P. Uhler, M.D. Thomas M. Ullmann, M.D. Stephen R. XfVe-tmore, M.D. Charles A. Nicholas, M.D. I-IONORARY STAFF G. Homer Bloom, M.D. John Howell X'Vest, M.D. J. N. Corriere, M.D. Donald C. Richards, M.D. Victor S. Messinger, M.D. R. E. McLaughlin, D.D.S. H. C. Updegrove, M.D. CONSULTING STAFF James R. Gay, M.D. Robert M. Jaeger, M.D. DENTAL STAFF Paul P. Beicllingmaier, D.D.S., Chief Joseph R, Loicano, D.D.S. Herman S. Beam, D.D.S. Reuben Miller, D.D.S. J. C. Buchanan, D.D.S. Sixty-two 0 TR ONS MRS. ALINA AIsI3L, R.N. MRS. MARGARET IIALTZ MR. AND MRS. EDGAR BLILRS MR. AND MRS. S. BROWER RIOSEPI-I P. CORONA, -IR. RUTH DAVIDSON, R.N. KIONI LYNN FORD EDVVARD W1 CODIN MRS. 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