St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing - Sajonu Yearbook (Parkersburg, WV)

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W ea, Q 1 ' ' P Q. L 1 3. 1 -1.4, x , -aj! ,, P- ..,... N- vi, ,- .N- KII' rx! N .V t AA A '-,new i xv., vs- Q - Q 1' '-. ..4 J! s -4 , 4 x vv ajonu The name Sajomf is coined from Saint joseph's Nurse. We hope that in this first annual, Sajonu, we have depicted the life of an average student nurse. i' 1' . - . ' . f , . d X . . v A - . I rf, , . 1- 2 .H-nn, Ziff ,-xl 5,,5s..f.a ,Q ,Q:'!f r2 3:5,:'5,.gf'j v,2Ej,f x v 1 f .Lg,., - 'Hg 4'- W f'-- r-gi-Q55-gtg ,1 ll 6' 1 LH-M34 .ilk-': Q'-1wmw.r1-- -4, . -- - . , . .. --- - -' b - - J 1 ' W-I X NV' .- V' ' alll' -L 'kk 1 ,Raw-it uuwvpv fx Y fi- ap ,rx 4-u -gg,-rnqqiw.ef.4,q,g AQ, ,5n,4,454,..,1J,,-C! MIR x--t.,-5 -ri,-', 'i?x.gFz,u 1.4.5. 'wx ,, me lC6Ltl0l'l v.:,,1, .g,.., - .-'.,,, . . ,I A., , , ...... 1. ..- nr -, - o-.- -in . .,, ., .-. ., - . ,,, . -. , , -. , f.,',..-Ks ,. ,!.-',,h.....x.'., J, -I , Q ,.. . ., A . ,LA 1- -.. - ., 1, A . R- ,, . . 41 - . , -4 , ..,- -s. .u W , ,.,-:, -.... f.. .. . 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HARRIS whose kindness and understanding means much to us, the class of nineteen hundred fifty five humbly dedicates the first annual Sajomz. ..5.' f '- - --- 1 L-vb 44: ' I' f- - 'RL I-'gf-M -- -- M.-i H-fr -,gpm alia- , I -.- - .'J:, ,.' rJ:x,3 ' J332.5g'T.'J-1'- 2 E-Z' an' 1:47 fa.:.u K, 4 1 W '- .... If'-'Mu' -L f -' f ifl-1?1fifb7M51v - Am R' f i 'T' Lv if-'f feff-'f-rfffr '--fr +-1'-if-f'1-,Q 's -15' M- My z.'-- +-.,---A 1:..1 .11f X. .. .- , ,,. . ,--.,,,r .- . 1 5 6tl09 , . , ,,,., .,,., I ,L lLrQ.,.,LQ Q 1 5 l O, My God, I am about to begin the'day's work in the hospital. Teach me to serve the sick in Th efforts, Sweet jesus, for the Glo is Thy work, and without Thee I c me to overcome every human weakness and strengthen in me whatever may enable me to brin of all who are gathered about I y nameg give success to my ry of Thy Holy Name, for it annot succeed. Do Thou help g sunshine and joy to the lives me each day. -4., 4.5.30 My ,V 'WW' H 1'--V1-1 x ,J gif- -Grafx I '1f27,1L!i'?f4.' 'iff'-'7ietz1u . -::'-ii . -1-qs n-'.m4.- '-1.1.3, nl.. - . - - - f - . '-.,, Q -H.. .- - .-r, ,. . -Dy'-Qgq.f- L lg 1n..2.,, Sidferb U! Sf odep X . . .2 X FIRST ROW: Sister M. Casimer, in charge of housekeeping, Sister M. Ambrose, supervisor of Physio-Therapy, Sister M. Kevin, Pediatrics, Sister M. Felicites, instructor of Social Sciences. SECOND ROW: Sister M. Gerard, supervisor 5th Surgical, Sister M. Geraldine, hospital administrator, Sister M. Xavier, Drug Room, Sister M. Damien, head of Laboratory. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Sister Mary Ruth, Director of the School of Nursing, and Sister M. DeLourdes, supervisor of ZA ...5... ., , ,.,., -1- - -.--f- z-f f' '-. fir-W 'fi f ffzguefg A,'?f Fi'?::i:-gi ss,zlg97e.2n9i-51?f+44'2i+P-ef fffriii, ' U1 'lf'f 's'L- 1 f- , 1 -A -L-ii -:la- 4 - Afwiwidiwfeifgfwndwi?-if.: Ei iWQ-A'Mg11:fik97h:Mjf'E , . - . 11 i -Eggsfigyggf '-f-gp?gi,q,'3,,2sg:5.e,g,7,,g, -.f'f .- 9,-53,.35,p,g, is '-tiff -1 V A U ,V Nl' Y F v In ,,,i:-Tf z fz -5- . ... - A gc---1f1'xA'5 ' i.f'5 '? fi':L'ff3- EZ J' J I ,ug-agf 51.4.-g,.,.f' ' ' ' ,P ,..,,, .....- -4 l I I 1 l I l S L 1, I I 1 L I 0 ll l. In y, I I I ,I L. I t: 3. X l agufty FIRST ROW: Miss Dorothy Donaldson, R. N., Director of Student Health Service, Sister Mary Ruth, R. N., M.S.N.E., Director of Nursing, Mrs. Vieva Scott, R. N., AS- sociate in Nursing Service. SECOND ROW: 'Mrs. Marguerite- Decker, R. N., Instruc- tor in Medical and Surgical Nursing, Mrs. Mary Lou Fmrn, B.S., A.D.A., Instructor in Nutrition and Diet Therapy, Miss Virginia Dilettoso, R. N., Instructor in General Nursing, Miss Laura Shaw, M.A., Instructorin Physical and Biological Sciences. THIRD ROW: Miss Hilda Sayre, R. N., B.S. in Ed., Associate in Nursing Education' Sister 7 Mary Felicitas, M.A., Instructor in Social Sciences and Librarian' Mrs joan Foster R. N., Clinical Instructor Obstretrics and Pedi'atrics , I , -5. M,.,K ay 'ci,F'11.,a-F' Y?-me haw 'S E' ml 0-lat Xfwatk-th vw 42' IIE 'N get J 5. il l, K- ' ' .-, . -, ..',.-.....t.r-..--- 44-. 1tg--fa-1-i'E1h.'Q5::1'21g'4f-f'1f't:3?34- '-+.. :--4. .Eff . -,Fa rf-'. .:. .. ..., , N , , , , ,, --' .. .., - -- N ---1 mfr- : ev :4 w S r f' 1155: IRL 1':.- '1?'f'-f ' q::i-'ff :r473fl1-'f-- i'?i1'.gFf?5'3 13.2 ' . '2 ?G-f5 v 'NF-we 3-:3'.?1-Zi '-3.55552-..5: 'Q 'ia Huw ' .- 1 '- ' f' 1' ' 7 ' iff, 1 Ji- 5512.1-'.'l ,:'2,f'QEi:'5!f' .f5'31 ffI'fs':. QJ3 - -31,5 st'-'Ht' 3:':f-jf-T-'US' 'I' ' ii?f: bG::.1'E..1Pf-TIF.2.:Ef,:i:-gY'L':I1?' 'xftz-ifP1 '3f5'fl '- ' ' H ' l J I ' ' A :.. 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Q , I - U H 1' I R ' F!-:il '-1:-wr,s1v-37.0 :GAF 1 . 3 FT F '29, . ,I if' .-.fi ,ar-5-fl'P 'fG 3f HL-13 -5 -1-- ff 1' -125' ' 'z'-'-L 1:-V ,22'a,., 2. , , 3-H ..,,k,,,, Q ,. Q ,t f Q ..,. . , fini.-fa . ' +a,ieYue:Sg'5Mi4azfixf::,szgf4m?nap7ef::5fag1fuf 5'f - 53,,,53,,wij,E3,q'55 yiafiooi ,Sw r. ., yf,W,y4-f-any uf 4 rg fmt H, ,ff 'f ' V iifsfjfs JU '1 fs' V fav' ' V ' 1 ,,, 1 K il, S ,QW , Nw X ' I , 1 ' ' fn ,sr , C -. J W S 7 f . S J , ,V 'Z ' Q -' .1 . In 1., hw 7 '--..,,,,, STANDING: Annabelle Fluharty, typistg Rosalie Masters, typistg Pat Vinent, artist, Beanis Arnstein, publicity manager, Rosalie Chadock, typistg Jane Boyles, typistg Ann Morris, business managerg Suzie Pfalzgraf, co-editor, Miss Hilda Sayre, faculty advisor. SEATED: Liz Edmondson, editor-in-chief 'Jes 'Sm :VT 'LF waxy- A' wa ww J5 A-f- uflssu his 27132-wA'i'?6zf1a ivfivl-r-v4 Lv. JP Q5 P' 'if-A .l - - - -- --'-- lcv .-11. 2' '-P -v-'-7 r-'Tv '7'5.f ' -if-'-'A -': ? ? f-.- V-.z:.i:'1 e: ..----:.w'- . .f:+':,r:-fl :uw 'nyiggr 3 if-H 1' 1:2-7 . :Qxf:..3,.-.f-egg. ,A .4 1'-:.g.,,4.r.p-.w,1fg,., 1:g.pff:.-,if-.2-ri... xg?-.vig-gzvgr,-'1f.4 - -. f,-, . , . 1:41-?:1, -1 'fs A :F --1:5 'E -MQ pffeiifx at-aria, .-H1 .:w9rS':,, 4- Qi::.imv-I-ezsafawttn:-e,'3.1a-,- : - -A F-,Lv - -hue - -tlagw '35, , Ex-1, b 134.1-, sb., - ...ya '..:-:asf . -H' - . ' - A CAROL JANE BACHTEL Z 4 217'-3'f53'1'3-1!'1H??i H'jF?'QC -'4 'iu, i110ff'1't:L:,-evi:k?:4a'f ' .'ga,,v--N'-r -, ., - P - . ,-.,. H f.--- , , , .- . ,., . I , ,W , , I '32 -In-'1 - 35 ' VY E ar?-eiwglsavrgev-f+ga,:1 YI SISTER MARY AMBROSE Co-Sponsor , 'I Parkersburg, W. Va. , v I ,..ff.., , SISTER MARY KEVIN Co-Sponsor Parkersburg, W. Va. PATRICIA ANN I-IUGGINS President Parkersburg, W. Va. MARY ALICE BENNETT Vice-President Newark, W. Va. NORIVIA LEE TALHAMER Secretary Parkersburg, W. Va. Ex QU' I ,ri Treasurer Middleport, Ohio . ,. , ,.,,- - ..f - 5,3-rw '-ff ag-aaa sv:-.rf - : raf -x :gvfasr..,.f4- ' A- -sffvev- five -- v'-hw-Widfbkffi .M e ' f f 7 ff! ff LR F' ' -'f x -' - '3iiX7ir?-ai u' 'I' ': r 'p?1.fi'4Ee m P QwL V , , - .. . A , -,- L., ,., .,.. - -u - - A' 5,09- eniord BERNICE LILA ARNSTEIN Beckley, W. Va. PATRICIA RUTH BAKER Marierra, Ohio JANE FRANCES BOYLES Parkersburg, W. Va. ROSALIE CHADOCK - McFarland, W, Va, JM' JEANNE ANN DYAR Parkersburg, W. Va. BETTY JEAN EDMONDSON Parkersburg, W, Va, -10. -5:5121 'ga ar :X .sy-.f rf -.' , .. A a-ww . ,. -': -,-., .-,...,....'-.. -...u-... ....',.,,... a .., . EQ' 1, 'Erik '35q, ,gbif WMM AW-40.15.14 A-swim af. ANNABELLE FLUHARTY Smithville, W. va, BARBARA BROWN GILBERT Ripley, W. Va. . 1 .A , 5 VIRGINIA BMMA GRAHAM A Marietta, ohio 1 - ROSALIE ALBERTA MASTERS Weirton, W. Va. ., s , ,f , PHYLLIS NADINE MEIER Pomeroy, O'h1o SHIRLEY ANN MORRIS Mineral Wells, W. Va. -11- ,Af ' , ,Big gm -.4 H- , Luv .-E. .-.11 , V A .. 1 - , -1, . ,,, V 7 , ,,,,,, ., , . - k 5 ' 'W'-Wi ff' .. .., I , , , -E I ,. ,,,, , -.f.,.,:. Bd, .' .Q qs ' Inv 51, I-. 'Jil - ,r . - 5 4975- f2?Fif xr- A5 wff I Wg f Y Q' Q, A W CAROL SUE PFALZGRAF Parkersburg, W. Va. NORMA GENE SIMMONS Washrngton, D. C. Ky Rip THERESE JANET STRAHLER Waterford, Ohio PATRICIA LOUISE VINCENT Parkersburg, W. Va. R RAE ETTA WISEMAN Vienna, W. Va, NX -1 2- 'iae -iiswiw '3i1ae6ffsx, 2 BL ws- New sm.. .rw enior farm ,Mdfor ! I 5 ' ' n . y Here it is . . . time for Graduation! Havent these three years just flown?7P Seems like only yesterday we were 26 re P b' ' time at 1345 Market St. Actually, it Wai Silptemliaerlei, lrgggimg each other for the first The Faculty honored us with a tea the next day, and the Juniors had a Weiner roast for us on the 5th .at the City Park. -By then we knew each other well enough to organize the class, electing Bobby as' President, Ginny, Vice-President, Annabelle, Sec- retary, Janie, Treasurer, Liz, Class Historian, and Miss Moats, Class Sponsor. We chose green and yellow as the class colors and the Talisman rose our class flower. The Clays hurried quickly by, but between classes we managed to organize a Glee Club and made our first appearance when we sang for the Alumnae party of October 24. Our BIG day was October 28 when we nervously went on duty for the first time . . . one whole hour for P.M. care and only one patient! Our final initiation was at the Masquerade Party on October 30 held at Ruby's. By the time November 25 rolled around we were really ready for a four day Thanksgiving break. December was our busiest month yet. Our activities included the second appear- ance of the Glee Club at the District's party on the 17th, and our own Christmas Party the next day. December 20 half the class packed and left on a week's vacation, and the old year was rung out by the other half, finishing their vacation, which had started on December 27. Back to classes again, and report cards on January 23. C Do you really send them home? D We promised to work harder in classes, but really spent our time memorizing the Nightingale Pledge. It was old stuff by February, but by Capping on March 1, 1955, we were so thrilled that not one of the 23 of us stumbled over even one word. Our Capping songs were sung again on March 17 when the Glee Club presented its final performance over WCOM on the Catholic Hour. On St. Joseph's Day, March 19, the Student Sodality of St. Joseph's Hospital sponsored a play, The Vocation Room We started Specials on April 6, when Pat spent two weeks in Central Supply. April is a pretty month for a spring dance, and our semi-formal April Showers dance on the 16th was a wonderful success. On May 1 we participated in a May Day Procession, followed by a tea for our mothers. The rest of May, from the 4th to the 25th, we spent on vacation. Then on the 26th Pat and Liz turned up in Surgery. On May 29 we delighted our audience with a Style Show in the Class Day Program. The thrill of Specials was followed with the thrill of working 3:00 to 11:00, while we started in June. August brought a farewell? party for Miss Moats. This was held at Suzie's. Then there we were . . . looking for a new sponsor, who turned out to be Mrs. Hynes. Summer had hurried by quickly . . . then on September 2, 1953, we were Juniors, and a few days later it was we who were throwing a weiner roast for the new kids . Our first year . . . fun-filled with Birthday parties each month and really packed with new thrilling and exciting experiences, WHS ended- To start our second year we elected Annabelle as President, Phyllis, Vice-President, Jeanne, Treasurer, and P.V. as Secretary. -15- afimwa-2 J-K'au..awrve'i.d'iag.1 '.sf .1, . , . . . ,Q - -1 .ef--. N-A we fe--' --1-'Y' r21 'f'. f'- ' -1'-.qs-.11-9 A -tr'--Y f- L 11--,fr--ri:1:.1f a w.':u:1 f-:Z-'.: 1' 1- r't:5-xr-5.-.xff 414- .i- as 'xr ' s 'r ' iii, 9if1'i 5f-Zfl ,Z if ' 'Q ifi?a,:133s..ees e?f'- 1 . -el-Weill!! s f ff'-ef' 7i35352?f5?.fEf5 E4 . for us at his farm , , F kh r and Mrs. Hynes had a party , On October 28 Dr an ause Halloween Party at Ruby S. and two days later we had a quletef a Square Dance in November at St. - . h ' 1 f nction, so I n Frandidyofiltivielfff Ccdih6ldcdtSihdoil?1aWd1 selected Keith and Phyllis as King and Queen. 11 etting into the spirit of Christmaswith our SeconlgyggiginnjsegvglyiV?1'hve,eNe52iSf'Zargcame and went and then the first five of our class set off for Pittsburgh on Februafl' 1, 1954. In March We found we needed another Class Sponsor and this time we elected Mr H nes. Miss Bohn . . . after a party honoring .S- Y The Annual junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Wilmar Cafeteria April 29, 1954. Ma 3 summer vacations began and we were really ready for them. We took part, again ig 3 May Day Procession on May 9, then turned our attention to the skit Kids i H d at the Class Day program on june 4. will be Kids , which we presente H me was formally dedicated and we On june 10 the new St. Josephs Nurses o . . I moved in on june 15. When things had settled down a bit, Dr. Lincicome had a party for us at his home on July 16. Another GREAT BIG DAY! September 2 . . . and 22 caps got dressed up with two cherished black velvet stripes . . . we are SENIORSH!! This naturally called for a celebration which followed a little belatedly on October 6 at the Gun Club. Runnin true to our style, we were again seeking a Class Sponsor and this time we S Dlayed safe and elected two, Sister Kevin and Sister Ambrose. CNow surely they won t ' ' ff' are Pat as BOTH leave before we graduatelj. Serving with them as class o icers President, Mary Alice, Vice-President, Carol Jane, Treasurer, and Norma, Secretary. By this time the Year Book Staff had been organized and of October 12 we pre- sented our first money raising project--a play-- The Schmika Ink Plant. Incidentally, this was the first production on the stage in the Nurses Home Auditorium. On October 29 We had a formal dance in the gym. Anything for the Year Book , so the morning after we put on a Bake Sale in the hospital lobby. if .Things eased offifor a while, then we livened them up with a Sock Hop on November 17. We didnt bother washing our socks-just donated them to -the Year Book rummage sale, held December 3. .Into our third nursing Christmas and the , play At The Feet of the Madonna , presented on December 15. This was foll d b h Ch ' ' with Dr. Bell as Santa Claus for the thificlvfimei, t e nstmas Party the next evening just time for one more event ' h - ld ' held December 29 and Moe'1 and Platt vsefie Igifg anidifgggglrr Sock HOP i This was The first social event of -the new - - ' 11 - h Year was a Valentines Dance held on February 111 f C gym.. The students from Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital were our guests. On March 6 thir ' ty-four Prob1es received their ' ' .. . . , caswith me or Class participating In this memorable event. P mbers of the Sem The last Class Day of d , but still we were sad attendingitbluEliaiaiglljsgjfd on April 19. A Very happy Occasion Summer vacations began soon after and then GRADUATION' 4- '2 aisxii' sitvttaftgst, s 1.1 1 .1 H+- te... an-.. -,..... - , . frm 147'-:':: 91 f'i2i:5'?T 2'-1 ' 'Fit-'is 71:f:-'r4f':-z:vt:-- -- - -- . , - f-AR IMY-8115321 . . 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FIFTH ROW: D-octors Charles Yun, Wayne Bronaugh, Marco Parades, Skender Nurdini, Boyde Black, Rex Dauphin, Berlin Nicholson, john Gile . - - - - . t .- 2:1-1 :fm . fl -i fm e df 2 545 ,lif e-brfarz '. W ,fr -' .- 411 '. w-- -4 V. ..-- . i , 7 . , E . 35, , ' - f r -Lf ,-2:1 1.5, jg - , , .4 ' 'Q l ': - -' - 1- HfW ni55W gk ikf ouzienaofllem Mrs. Ruby F. Vierheller Mrs. Vierheller, more familiar to the students as Ruby has carried out the numerous duties of housemother since january 2, 1942. During these 15 years she has endeared herself to many girls, being stern when necessary and always a friend to whom one could turn in moments of need or joy Although she has been with us only since May 23, 1954, Mrs. Postlethwait enjoys widespread popularity with the students of all the classes. Her gracious charm has added a more homey atmosphere to our lives at the nurses home -4:2333 wfiiv Qi B'-9' 'ffm Mrs. Lena Postlethwait f 'L- 'L 4 ,.. 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S E .LAX ,, .,,,, . .Maw-M f1mg:23wQk ' -ii-21 0241 ff , l s .11 AN , ., -1 , I . h h ital, Come on with me, Whlle I Wander thrll F 6 55? be. for a sneak preview of what my ffalmgg . Well, Ler's start in the new physiO-fhCfaPY bvil Trios here one thing fof Sufef if.haS'? f got the qimit aLook5 like that I expectedito find in the hospita. here tment Sister Ambrose is giving Annabelle a fred i like polio patients receive. K. cg' Getting. away from the hospital for one week is Li here with Miss Gorrell, one of the public healdi 1gurses.hThat sounds exciting to really go into pa- gent? onnes to give nursing care, and instructions, ye-you-two, have a good trip. Let's go on to first floor and see what we can find -30- Oh, just look nt that Hubbard Tank, with all that water whirling around the noise is understandable. Wlien I have my serve in physio, I think I'll bring my bathing suit, 5 kr .4 il i 3 1 , e ef L . - .- at -............ .,,,, Emergency Room. Well, one thing for sure the nurses serving here have to be able to think and move in a seconds tirne. Beanie looks calm now fixing a sterile tray, but I wonder how you feel when the supervisor isn't there with you, at the other end of the hospital is thc kitchen. eff lfl the special diet kitchen Mrs. Frum checks adiabetic tray before P.V. takes it up to the patient. fookmg foods looks more familiar than anything VC SCCH yet, M-'51 Mrs. Anderson, supervises Central Supply, too. What a job to see to it that all of those trays have every- thing on them, then get them sterilized, so that when the jaunty little bell is rung all the nurse has to do, is just ask for what she wants and there it is. Right, Rae Etta? ' ,,..1.. E 4 g. V. ' . 4: '..' if FN' -M-41122:-rrshrrfw-airs?-.JST . - V d U the back steps, one flight, brings us to secon . . . 1 fl-got onithe womens'd1V1S10H, and lots O2 mei-315116 . nna and surgical patients in the 4-bed rlp0n2Si1er Patients must be checking with Mrs. lfahlda oud not disturb cate, so 1et's go over to mens S1 C an them. Here comes Rosalie with her tray full of ills I'll b Golly, I feel shy over here, already. Will I ever be able to walk into an 8-bed ward full of men and be able to think of anything, just anything at 'all? Ann looks at ease, getting report from Mrs. Young, but what do you do after that? if'S CODfuSir1g getting the right pills! ijo the riglii people at the right time. And what would you do with a room full of Smiths, all getting different P11132 9 Let's hurry up another flight, I want to see the chil- drens floor. X ' 6 fi l . -32- a'-tvu? '-hit 15 dp' My a - It Certainly isn't quiet up here with the babies re- minding the nurses of meal time and the older chil- dren amusing themselves with rather noisy games. Even 50, Sister Kevin, Miss Meier, and.Mary Alice appear undistracted while planning their work. Oh, now I see -where they prepare the b21l3Y'5 bottles' Whats that that Miss Strahler is telling PUYHIS ' 1 ' 6, 12, and 2? Will I ever be dressed like Phyllis, Working in the formula room and understand what that means? I wonder. -35-- Here Jeanne and Norma have heeded the babies demands for bottles and all four seem happy and contented. Oh, I long to trade places with them. --ww . ,,...., ,.z' 3,1 4 - - , in c. 45' Through the big double doors that separate Pedi- atrics from the other half of the floor, 5-A, where medical and surgical patients are accommodated in double rooms. A guardian angel seems to peer over Rosalie's shoulder as she helps Mrs. Lamson and Sis- ter DeLourdes check doctor's orders. 5 Q' f' QW T1 Sister Gerard, Mrs. Cline and Bobby must have heard us coming. They ve taken a few moments out of their busy day of caring for the patients in their private rooms to greet us and talk for a moment, QMQ -szlif?-s 2 122. N24 ,B Q gfPY-Ski As we step off the elevator at fourth floor we see Mrs. Strain and P.V. making notations on the pa- tients charts. This entire floor of private rooms is devoted to the care of medical and surgical patients. Since They're busy, and we can't chat with thern, let's continue on up to 5th Surgical. 51595 l .KJ Miss Rathbone and Ann confer over the latest post- Parfum patients, making last minute notes before report, I guess. From the expression on their faces, I'd say the baby business is booming. ,il M' Q , 5-av v' -.N -f fz. ' . L'. '5' -glv, .,rk..ar.4, -fa umm...,....., 1 ' ,, YW l lust love babies-the more the merrier. My arms IUQY ache to hold one of those cuddly little dolls. Mlss looks. Walden and Strawberry have such maternal Setting up , Miss Oliver and Pat pay serious at tention to avoid contamination. They seem to be in quite a hurry, and besides, I want to get to the nursery. A F' .1 Hrs?-f-Ma-af: - ' Q ' Q1-eff' ' ' -A ' r Wiki' 'fin' - x '-' , J 'L' ' ii. .V 'ff .1 17-5-'--z-. .- .' 1 --1,. HT- J- I ' 55'- ' - . , . 1 f. wx - .p, -. - I - . n ,I ' 'il 9 4 0 ' J -'Sli izfwff-F': f fF!1tf:a'-fff..'rfifig-5 .:1:G1P.u3'j?7f3f? 4 5- - 'X P- ' 1 J-'f aa'-4 - ff' .-2 '11 4 . 2-' 1.3: A 3 5f2aa23afa1.:az,?2s::i1 'if-f fs? -, -lfiftig gnf M I lvl, We rl At last We've reached the top f1OOf, and find Our' - ' kroom Miss 1 in sur er. Here in the wor g Se veg g Y ' ' d R salie Hershman and Mrs. Snyder give Phyllis an 0 Ck is put together, which ater will be used in a REAL operat10n- an inside view of how a pa .gil X ff , Pat and Liz appear to be exchanging a joke, and not a bit scared, as they actually scrub for an operation. The very thought of assisting a doctor up here scares me already. Wonder how I'll feel when I'm in their shoes? -' 'RK If1.80Wf1 and g10ves'a1l ready to go, Rosalie sure is quick with the instruments. I never dreamed you'd L1Se SO many. Where do they have room for them? I thought that all they did was just go in get what 121351. wanted, then close. Guess I'll learn a lot up is 'G 3 3504 'Q T4 y, kv ,GL 6- , .- af nfs..-,'. fn. r' ' 1: f.. - --.-. . - A I I AflOfhCl' N301 Sister Damian gives Phyllis a fascinating peek into the microscopic world of microorganisms C germs! D. Sure doesn't smell like a hospital up here-how dg they ever conjure up those odors? -f - L VL. il x .'c in A 1 O W 1 I1 conriecieil with surgery is CystO- sorta down che hall, like. Looks like Mary Alice ran UP lwre in a great big hurry after a stCfilC catheter-ugh ty always have them up here. y -57 An anxious patient is reassured by Mary Alice while Miss Karleskint prepares to shoot . It's amazing what they do up here besides just rake plain x-raysg therapy, and flouroscopy. fWhat a big wordj - ,., ,Ln A 'u - .L.j:J. aa:-ea-!swQ,2QfufQ,E5.vlhs, I Q A . x . fx avg-rw 1' Cfa books ICamC Looking through one of the gif 5 5 P. 3 ' across these pictures of Pittsburgh' This :gil 1323 of St. Francis Hospital sure makes it be able Will I ever, during my three months serve, h Gui I to wander through it like I've wandered throug hospital? I -P l Three months away from home shouldnt be bad if everyone is as pleasant as Sister Marianna, instruc- y tor in psychiatry, appears to be. l tl Course, down here it doesn't look like such a bed Of roses. Mary Alice and Strawberry look like thgyve lost their best friend even though Mrs Benn tt . - e is still with them. just look at that big steel door! km? Alf' 1 X t 'i Y , J l i I ifilf-skeisivs S, gg .Xp -fd! igafion ,AM 5.9 3 Q- W V, 13 f X Lv WWQTW459 111951 2, Q--4 -40- gi ,, ,, ,, ,Z an sq pq PC 'p finn- I nv TE 0,1 as . - ,., uf - :ww .-1. - - ----- .f- - .J- -V - 1 P r -.r If 1 r Y - ,- P .- 1 ,. 1' - -'.,, --: : Z ar y:-'.:1f . r,.' 1' 'i,1g'Fg,' rl - ' 'W ' 131. ri -:wr ' -zur. - . k , - ,.' ?5g5q5,--5.ga:j-4 1 -15 1: - , . f2?f!!wi::.w::.f'aiJE:' A 1 'Pf.'2?:l?- E. - - ,. , ,s.5'4'fz1:-in-v,Jlf JR-- 11514-xgvg aff -M 1 f . . ML' 1 1 LX1l I 1 56 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 'I-1 3 'aa 1 r-J w-4' 'f '- 'vw i E an-'-'W' 'U' 35 V1 -'vs ff.- .-S-.. f- -, --v-JI'-Pvfkg. , Qs N , -7--v H' 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L-Q ' V ., . ff :N -,.'- , v . , ,,, -, 3 . ,--q , ,. , ,M . ' - '- f '--' - - '- ' lf ' ' '- - -- ' - Q . ,., . 31-11, J::':z,,.'. ,----r 5'-N. K H- - 42 -fe' 'X XXV,-gm., '- . I l f N.. - '-.1 A- - I l M That cap the nurse on duty wears Is costlier than bonnets gay Worn by the wives of millionaires Regardless of the price they pay. 'Tis something she herself can make, A bit of linen, trimmed and turned The right to it Qfor mercy's sake? Was with three years of training earned. 1, fl A 5 4 . f O gracious spirit, love imbued, That can such tender care accord, Perhaps it is, that gratitude Must always be your best reward. Now out of gratitude appears This tribute, done in simple verse Unto the dedicated years Of all who choose to be a nurse. -Edgar A. Guest Re-printed by permission. That uniform of spotless white Was costlier than a 1ady's go-wn, 'Twas bought with care by day and For thoseiwith illness stricken down. The royal robes show royal birth But every nurse's simple pin Is emblematic of her worth, A symbol she has toiled to win. night ..45.. M-'fl x . - '- f - . '-11' f :na ' 'L' ', ' .L fL J :I-s !-'f---- - a- . , .,,.f..,.- 1 . - -- :fe--. :f Q. J-,-ffm au: nm 1i-.iqfm:,yf- '-'ff 'A ' , in ,.v..:'.f-re--111,-',,.,1 5,-.-, iii? F... 'L,...x.'5 P-'-..-.Q-,Mj.:y,.-grqsg,-4,5 4, , , :Ly L u wus- 3, hi- J., . M M - 'few 9555 - '-f'6fH-?95?'l4'i2'42f-ff?fav'd-wfevMwira'ae:n7a3-f5-2sssa ',iB.fr,,g 1 i -M- X NX :- , Q R n-nm wa.- UH la ' , 2 if f 3 ? I M, Pl, R To AND or A STUDENT NURSE Oh, why is fate so cruel to me, To make me love like this? A girl I never, never see, And always, always miss. It -breaks my heart to hear her say, With voice so soft and sweet, 'Tm sorry, can't get off today- Am rushed quite off my feet . A nurse's life is hard to take, Especially for me, For it's my heart that she will break, If I will let it be. You're a brave and noble girl, my dear, To finish what you start, You have my blessings on your career- But give me back my heart. To any man who reads this verse, I've only this to say! Don't fall in love with a student nurse- She can never get away. -45.- fa..-J l N ,,,, .,,,,,,,,, f f mf 1 lf WWW? ' ' ' li f f i I In the Depths of darkest Africa a small party of Editors for the St. Josephs' Nurses' Annual are found searching for a rare type of ink plant which will produce ink fOr their book. Here they have suddenly been approached by a cannibal tribe in one of the plays' most tense moments. Miss Schmar C played by Ann Morrisj who saves the editors heads is in the center foreground with fists clinched. The three terrified editors shown are: Bernice Arnstein, Pat Vincent, and Betty Edmondson. Cannibals in back- ground are played by: Rosalie Masters, Suzie Pfalzgraf fthe queenb Ginny Graham, Norma Tallhamer, and Norma Simmons Q46.. 4-H18 MJ'-'Burgas if in fi J -ag , . - . 7 .. gp- 1 -' -'-i7' 1i'ft1af . :-'3F- -s SITA .- 9. -.2 jg.,--vvv.::, wx---g -- H- - ---r ., ..- - - - -.if ---WH . , , . , . -f ' f i-',- --H- -ll-e::?: - -.1 f'1'?.f?15,.5,:r:'-.1-1:4,:?'T,3 ., -iwrigif f.:-:f .-,r eg, . . -,g-,,yf7- ff- xgxrg-A -gy . ..- . ,gg , .ni ,d -- , . V - '--f - ' - - - - rn.-1 ' was , 1:4 - ir5 ,iQs :'ii56?'iF ?:-Y-izfei' 'N 'ie as-fi . vi.. . 1, Af- ?t.,: 'nf 5- Y . -. . H..-f -f-r -J - --- --.- enrol' C arm HOP ec Well, there they are, another new class Times Surel h h . ' EIVC C radical each year. just look at those uniforms-white glucroii new tugged, get more - es t of sugar and glass. Bears those blue dresses and white cotton bibs and mg Out, made class of '55 wore 15 years ago. That sure was a class, they're still rememggfoss that- the by me, the Old Oak, and my feathered friends who stop and gossip with efCheEpkec1a1lY my limbs. just yesterday when the New York Robins stopped here for their Wien cousins on the way south I overheard them discussing Pat She and Moe and tis ag little Moes have finally found the perfect love nest in New Jersey Sure sounged funny to hear them say Moe in that Jersey accent. The Baltimore Orioles joined them and chatted for a while. Seems -they had just left Norma Gene in their fair city on her annual tour in search of Roy. She should have married the boy 16 years ago when she had the chance. These very orioles northern friends from Detroit were disi cussing the plans Ann and Joe are making for their 15th honeymoon, this time to Tibet Cthey've been everyplace elsej. They're having a hard time tho, finding a place to leave their 10 children. Strawberry is quite efficient at pinning diapers, having worked up to Supervisor's capacity in the 200 crib nursery at Bellevue Hospital. How's that for sublimation? Some Sea Gulls, slightly confused as to direction because of a dense fog, had interesting news of Jeanne who has crossed the Atlantic Ocean 4,362 times as a nurse on an -Ocean Liner. The same ones that carry letters postmarked Saudi, Arabia, headed to Bobbi, in Ripley where she divides her time between the family and public health, since she was unable to follow her construction-worker husband. These same sea gulls had had a pretty hard bump when they flew into an airplane where a contented air sick passenger was receiving medication from the darling of the airline hostesses, Ginny. just the other day one of those swallows got lost on the way from Capistrano. He stopped and rested long enough to give me the news of two girls out in San Fran- cisco. Pat Baker, he says is designing nurses uniforms and her model, Norma Tallhamer, who goes by the name of Flo Nightgown, is in demand at all the leading style shows, modeling Pat's originals. Said he also saw Rae Etta bouncing along in another DEW trailer, this time on the way back from Grand Canyon. A new trailor was needed be- cause of an addition to the family-now there's three of them. Seems that Dwight has opened a quaint little photo shoppe in Blorida, whelrehhe has a special department for tinting, with his wife P. V. as chief artist. I foun that out from some zany duck with a Southern accent who flew up to see the snow tteg keep talking about. Before he started farther north he said the S1008 of love is 51 d ' ' ' , S me re ort I've had for 15 Years: eXCePf ense around Beanies and Bobs cottage 21 P . d , , t how many Sometimes they report children's whoops or hollers. Im still won ering 1uS of the little varmits there are. office nurse 1 ' M , Theres 3 lime Smoke up St' Marys .Way too, Wham Rosliiiig otliiielliosalie of that for Dr. West and Dr. Quillen, is still seeing her old ame. h , natural for the job, Class has her hands full as President of the Flower Club. S 65 3 since she has professional help in that field at home. .. tx 1- -4 55? T fkhi? fi?P5-giiflflf-l 'A f - r ift? 'fl f ' Af' ' full of children is still Suzie, although she has her Ph. D. along with fi h0L1SC furthering her education in pediatrics. During these years she's been to Georgetown, Catholic University, and the University of Cincinnati. Sure has taken lots of feathered flights to keep up with her. A quieter career in education is that of janie's. Several years ago a Cardinal mentioned that she was the most beloved instructor in the School of Nursing at John's Hopkins Hospital. The report is still 'the same, she has specialized in the sciences. ird, via several beaks, I found out recently that Carol d machines in the physio-therapy center on the Hear also that she is more tanned than ever and looks great. From A b ll was instrumental in establishing a free clinic From a Hawaiian Gooney b Jane has the latest in techniques an beach at Waiki-ki. a field sparrow I learned that nna e e at Harrisville, right next to their new Sears and Roebuck Store. Mary Alice star of the nationwide coast to coast program, Nurse Bennett, is con- -sidering a singing contract with the well-known K. M. Band. This was brought about by her unique way of opening the program by singing Birth of the Blues. Her name has been linked romantically with the band leader, jug,,' so I hear from a Blue jay. On the quieter side, is Phyllis, working at Meig's General Hospital, still trying to decide between marriage and the convent. Someone should clue her in, It's later than you think. Liz and the family, so I heard just today from one of my summer boarders, are busy cleaning the ranch-type house on the cattle farm in preparation for the 15th reunion of the class. Hope those people beware of those jigger infested haystacks. Like I've said tho, you just can't tell about the class of '55. -48-- 4 J 2 r w ? :f-L-14' -f'-1-gf: - -ey 1 .f - . , tw- vpn-4.-QL:8f. :.cQ?..e:?f 34.g?:.g.iq?,,3:,55::35.735.,:dv ,A 7 'I , I - A ' -- :A-- .JC -Q,-.-,,...,. . 1 Ai ' l QIQLOI' Clffff We, the members of the Senior Class, in the presence of two witnesses being of 7 sound mind Chaving all safely returned from Pittsburgh? do hereby draw up our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave a complete peace of mind, something unknown to them for the past three years. Our cherished senior stripes we leave to the Junior Class. To the Sophomore Class we bequeath all of the doctor's lectures together with our worn down pencil stubs. Beanie Arnstein leaves her knack for keeping her room neat and clean to joan Rinehart. Carol Bachtel leaves her worn out nurse's oxfords Csize 10D to Chi-Chi Mancino Csize C5-IXZD. ' Pat Baker wills her learning ability to Faye Smith. Noe Bennett bequeaths her used up miles to and from Ripley to Jo Winland. Jane Boyles leaves the presidency of the Rock Hudson Fan Club to Peanie Wilson. Rosalie Chadock leaves her whole-hearted giggle to Tally Hill. Jeanne Dyar leaves her speed in getting dressed at seven o'clock to jan Keller. Liz Edmondson wills her cedar chest to anyone brave enoungh to keep in in their room. Abbie Fluharty leaves her gift of gab to Judy Norris. Bobbie Gilbert wills her ability to make friends to Pat Graybell. Ginny Graham bequeaths her look of innocence to Sharon Jones. Pat Huggins wills her ability to dance to Ann Ray. Rosalie Masters bequeaths her mirror to Suzie Elletson. Phyllis Meier leaves her stuffed animals to Sue Johnson. Annie Morris leaves her amazing luck in Pittsburgh to Mary Ann COIHI11- Suzie Pfalzgraf wills her favorite sleeping outfit to Sharolyn Gi1I11OrC. . ' ' tt Bee Norma Gene Simmons leaves her numerous telephone calls 101Uf1Y to Be Y and Nancy Bruce. Strawberry Strahler leaves her curly hair along with her C1iPPed ear cfrom fre- quent non-professional hair cutsb to Shirley Elias. -49- . ,. . ,- ,. - -....A, . , ,. .. - . .. -, x.: -mf., :'.-rLff::f- 'rn '- ' -.Aff f f Norma Tallhamer leaves her john L. Lewis eyebrows to Donna Burngarnef Pat Vincent leaves her interesting way of walking to Pat Matthews. Rae Etta Wiseman leaves her boredom to Lou Thomas. Very duly drawn up this 31st day of February 1955 by: l x -SOL -gh Olfl Ord G. C. Murphy Co., 712 Market Street O. J. Stout 8a Co., 513 Market Street A. W. Cox Dept. Store, 720 Market Street Dils Shoe Salon, 521 Market Street ' Wilmar Cafeteria, 525, 7th Street Parkersburg Central Pharmacy, 1043 Maret Street Parkersburg Office Supply Co., 530 Juliana Street Rawling Optical Co., 221 7th Street J. Wetherell 81 Son, 809 Market Street Style Center Cladies clothingb, 713 Market Street Stern Bro. CMens clothingj, 423 Market Street Dils Bros. 81 Co. Dept. Store, 521 Market Street Parkersburg Floral Co., 209 7th Street Grinter Drug Co., 701 Market Street McKinley Pharmacy, 19th Street Barnes Markette, 1225 Market Street Storck Baking Co., 19th Sc Lynn Leavitts Funeral Home, 403 7th Street 4 Stephan-Daesch Optical Co. Inc., 306 7th Street Voiture Locale No. 170, 519 7th Street Smith Shoe Store, 822 Market Street Grays Cut Rate Store, 413 8a 415 Market Street Dr. Martha Coyner, Harrisville, W. Va. Miss Mary Burke, 1822 Murdoch Ave. La Societe Des, 40 Hommes 8c 8 Chevoux -51- . . 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