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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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (continued) To Miss Lytle, we leave the problem of solving and finding the mystery of hepatitis. To Miss Galantowicz and Miss Zw olinski, so they may rest, we just leave. To the clinical instructors we leave our well organized procedures to be used as a guiding light for the new students. To the housemothers we leave a pair of sneakers so they may enlarge the campus list. To Miss Reynolds, and the dieticians we bequeath 9999 recipes on how to prepare home cooked foods. Mrs. Woods receives a giant sized meal ticket saying admit one . To the Junior Class, we are leaving some of our greatest treasures in hopes that they find as much happiness as we did. The special diet with good food is left to Pety Bonsteel by Jean Patterson. Lois Sheehan alias Gillon, leaves an applicotion for a baby sitter. To Sue Klien, Joan Stoddard bequeaths her reputation as one shot . Vog Panek hopes Alice Schneider will happily accept her seventeen weeks spent on one-old. Besides leaving her wit, Jo Recsny wills her reception of Blockman ' s hospitality to the entire Junior Class. So that Joanie Maier may keep the joint jumping Barb Carey offers her repertoire of jokes and songs. We have mixed feelings at this point because Ro Palese leaves M.F.H. to join Chuck in Cal- ifornia. Shirley Hartsell Anderson leaves her ability to distinguish between patient and visitor when taking temperatures to Eleanor Nobillo. Since Joan LaBord won ' t be around to lend Ginny Brown money she wills her baby sitting job at Dr. Goldfarb ' s to her. Besides her love of C.H. and extra late leaves there, Araby Morgan gives up her favorite booth at Gleasons to Donna Medlnger. Jan Schusterbouer leaves her many headaches over the yearbook to any one of the Juniors tnat is willing to stand up to them. Peggy Miller leaves her ability to have an OH BOY time at a party to Sue Houn. Laurie Van Driest wills the time lost in putting up her long hair to Ann Anderson. Sue Mosier and Edda Rosoti leave those good times at the beach parties to all the brave Juniors. Connie Larson regretfully turns over her high diving act from a desk top to Marlon Young. Norma Pino leaves her jet black hair to Fran Barton. May the drastic change bring many men to her door, (remember Fran?) Just in case Lois Stein has any trouble working the bovie machine in OR, Grace Robinson leaves her a set of instructions, location of fuse box and electrician ' s phone number. 34