Millard Fillmore Hospital School of Nursing - Arcanum Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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JANUARY 1953 HEY! DID YOU BUY A SWEAT SHIRT YET? COME ON, THIS CLASS NEEDS MONEY. FEBRUARY 1953 WHO ' S A GONNA GET ' EM? BLACK BANDS WE MEAN. HONOR ROLL GONE WITH THE WIND- UNLIMITED PRIVILEGES. OH BOY. MARCH 1953 SIX MONTHS TO GO— BLACK BANDS ARE REALLY HERE--DID YOU GET YOURS?:-?? APRIL 1953 VACATIONS- THEY ' RE ALL OVER, WE ALL WENT SKIING EXCEPT FOR A CHOICE FEW. MAY 1953 PICTURES IN WHITE UNIFORMS WITH DON-JAY. YEARBOOK- WE ' RE WORKING ON IT! THE LAMM POST -WE SURE LEANED ON ONE THAT NITE AFTER THE COCKTAIL PARTY AT FINCEL ' S. JUNE 1953 CASE STUDIES MUST BE IN, GIRLS, OR YOU GO OFF DUTY. OFF DUTY (HA HA). JULY 1953 DATES NEEDED BADLY FOR THE DANCE. GOT AN Y SPACE IN YOUR CLOSET? AUGUST 1953 DANCE (ALUMNIjTHAT IS) AT LAST. WE MADE IT IN GOOD SPIRITS. SEPTEMBER 1953 FINISHED AT LAST — -A FEW FINISHED ON TIME. THE BIGGEST LINKS IN THE CHAIN OF THIS CLASS- HUNGER AND POVERTY ADDITIONS — DAVID ANDERSON, DAVID MACKENZIE , JOHN SHEEHAN. WHAT A CLASS! I ! I!! I II ! 32

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OCTOBER 1951 FRESHMAN-TO THINK WE WERE THAT WAY LAST YEARl CAFETERIA- PTOMAINE ALLEY YOU MEAN. NOVEMBER 1951 THANKSGIVING— 2 DAYS OFF I WHOOPS, TRAGIC MISTAKE, 2 HOURS. SALT PETRE IN THE MILK I WONDER WHY??? DECEMBER 1951 CHRISTMAS- NO VACATION— WE ARE IN LIKE FLYNN. CAROLING AGAIN. JANUARY 1952 FOOD- MOTHER CAME THROUGH AGAIN, WE EAT HOLIDAY GOODIES. EFFICIENCY- GOOD-BAD- OR AVERAGE. WHY, WE ARE ALL AVERAGE, I GUESS. FEBRUARY 1952 DAY OFF, NO CLASSES- WHAT COME AGAIN 1 1 I MARCH 1952 HALF WAY THRU AND WE WERE HALF GONE 24 HOURS THAT DAY AT 137 LAMARK DRIVE. WHATADAYI! APRIL 1952 HONOR ROLL- ARE YOU ON? OH BOY, 5 OVERNITES AND 5 LATE LEAVES. HAMBURGERS AT THE TODDLE HOUSE. WHAT A DISH I MAY 1952 VACATION- 3 WHOLE WEEKS— NO MORE CLASSES— NO MORE BOOKS. WHAT A RELIEF. JUNE 1952 PINOCHLE UPSETS CANASTA WHILE SUNNING ON THE ROOF. JULY 1952 GOWANDA— SUNSET AND SWEDAS AT LAST! ABOUT THAT DR. TRAPP! AUGUST 1952 BEACH— ANYONE WISH TO TAXI US TO A SPAN OF WATER? SEPTEMBER 1952 SENIORS AT LAST-WHEWI WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT. MORE NEW FRESHMEN. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AT THE SHERATON. AH- WHAT FOOD. PARTY- WHAT AGAIN? YES, THREE FOURTHS GONE- AND WE MEAN GONE AT 102 STRATHMORE. OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 1952 MARRIAGE- IT HAS BEEN AN EPIDEMIC WITH US. DECEMBER 1952 TRAGIC NURSING BEGINS FOR THE SENIOR CLASS. 31

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T ' !.., ■■ . I ' . ' -. 1 ■ ' . ' - ii ii ... ■■■ --... ' ' ! I I ' I I .. III . ' . ,. 1, ' ' ■ •• ' ■ ' -■■ ' . y ' J- ' ' ,rifc- ' ft I l ' ) ■ ' ■ ' ;:Ji. ;: ' . , : ■ C| J 7E the Graduating Class of 1953, being of un- J J sound mind and body, do hereby declare this our lost will and testament. To Miss Succop, we give much gratitude. We are certain she will never again have such brilliant and well disciplined students as we have been for the past three years. To Miss Stone, Miss Bennett, Mrs. Dolbar and Mrs. Sheppon, we will our deepest appreciation for their vivid understanding of human nature. To Miss Pfaff, we send a bottle of aspirinsfor the many little headaches that she will be receiving after graduation . ?i ■i•;J i ' i.• v;.■■; ' ' ■-J; l i j :y i-l-::. :■ ' ' ' : ' ' ' -: . ■:- ■ ' i-irii ' ' - r7i ii ' I ' I 33