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

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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

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- - 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

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' 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