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

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Norma Carlson leaves her ability to stuff ballot boxes to anyone else who wonts to be irresistible . Marilyn Pool leaves her ability to starch and fold caps to Dee Bobzien. Shirley Hess takes Nancy Horton with her. Lois Stein, for the first time in her life, leaves quietly. Joan The Stripper Pongburn, veins, that is, leaves her ability for traveling around incognito. Serenity Nobilio leaves a roll of tape to Mr. Grimm to replace the one used to put up posters. Margie Richter just leaves with Jim, shouting Rootie-Ka- Zootie . Nancy Hill just hated to do it but she ' s staying, shackled to the sunporch, for another bronzing . Alice D and C Schneider leaves her endometrial hyperplasia to the Gyn service. Sue Klein, leaves her big-heortedness to Barbara Carlson. Dona party party Medinger leaves her banquets and bolls to Meyers Tavern. Joan Down the Drain Maier leaves with a pipe fitters degree which she will keep in cose she ever needs it. Joan Lesh Model leaves her gift of gob and leaves with a new name. Anne Anderson leaves to any deserving junior her sterling qualities, may they remain always untarnished. Alice Alfono just leaves with a sigh of relief. In conclusion, we bequeath to oil future classes, all the happy times, the joys, the pride in each new achievement, and the thrill of accomplishment, which we have encountered dur- ing our three years at Millard Fillmore. We, hereby appoint Mrs. Woldowski chief executor of this, our last will and testament and here we set our seal in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty four. 35

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Joan Wakefield disagrees about the saying, You can ' t take it with you She ' s go- ing to I Fran Barton is going to leave her stamina and perseverance to Carol Turner and Jackie Zimmer. Slim Kotmaier leaves quickly, lest the V.N. A. catches up v ith her for embezzled funds. Our Friend Linda Reinholtz leaves her ability to be good natured under any stress or strain. Joan Didion leaves sidewards, so that no one can see her go. Jean Kane, private eye, leaves her ability for tracking dov n lost medicine cards to Joan Meyers, in hopes that she has better luck. Sue Niblick Nagell leaves her reserved seat at the submarine races to Carol Kaiser. Barb He ' s a doctorl Heimerle leaves for the Stuyvesant to meet Mary Ann Kania and Pat Reed who refuse to bequeath it to anyone else. Marion Young leaves her dreams of a happy marriage and all her house plans to Bar- bara Berger. Marilyn Jaguar Vossler leaves a bottle of disinfectant to any unsuspecting Freshman who desires to take a bath. Alice Sanchez hopes that Anne Becker and Janice Preston will all be able to get weekends off at Children ' s too. Anita Beachie Lawrie wills to Ma Lerczak, a bigger and better bar. Jeannie Sakamura leaves her wise decision to transfer to good old MFH to anyone else with the same inspiration. The Senior Class wills to Marion Have you got anything to eat? Kussum a pair of earphones so that she can watch TV in peace. Ginny Honah Maxson leaves her summer flings in search of a full time romance. Claudia Kipp wills her little room downstairs at Perkins to Judy Swanson saying Give me Five Minutes More. Jacque Renner leaves with her harness for a better repair shop. Pam Partiss leaves us all wondering about her lost weekends. She claims she was just learning how to cook spaghetti. Nancy Graham, along with her guppies, leaves her apparatus for making life easier to 636. Carol Gerstenberg leaves her Florida tan to Frannie Malone. 34

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f RCundfhe Town The TKeaTre A FTER the show last night, The Comedy in Music , by I. M. Singing and R. U. Listening, we stopped in at Meyer ' s Diamond Horseshoe, where we had a party honoring the superb cost of the star-studded comedy. Many things have happened to us since that September night when we wall ed down the steps wearing our newly acquired pins and clutching our diplomas. Some have won fame and honor, some have traveled far and wide, while the rest have worked day by day to help better mankind. Our hostess. Miss B. Heimerle, in her Schiaparelli gown, is talking to F. Barton, who has just been appointed Dr. Mudge ' s chief assistant. Serving punch is L. Rienholtz, head nurse on one main and J. Renner, who is now working in cysto. Everyone stood at attention as Major Joan Didion of the U. S. Army enters the room to make inspection. Everyone, except Nancy Hill and J. Maier, who are too engrossed with their new dance steps which they are practicing in the far corner. We were all delighted to see that Mrs. J. Pangburn Crowley could attend, finally having found a baby sitter for her baseball team. Standing near her is N. Carlson, president of the lady ' s wig company, having had an unfortunate accident five years ago. Rushing in the front door is C. Kotmaier, who works port time for the U. S. Mint; she understood everything was on the house. Along with her came the famed Mary Ann Kania, who is the first woman president of the U. S. Rotund Eberle has just returned from her European tour, where, among other things, she swam the English Channel in record time. Mrs. J. Lesh Model, who now owns a chain of motels all over the country, has justwalkedin with her husband, George. Anne Anderson, the heroic nurse from Indo-Chino, has just arrived, bringing with her many tales concerning 5,000 men and one nurse. Pam Partiss has just come in carrying her water bucket. She is a water girl for her husband Joe ' s football team. The clock on the wall has just sprung all its springs; M. Vossler must have laughed again. She is head nurse for O. B. at the Veterans ' Hospital. Nancy Horton is the only Grad working nights at the Diet Kitchen. She spends her days learning how to polka at Konia ' s Dom Polski. 36