St Vincents College of Nursing - La Marillac Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1953 volume:

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The three years spent at St. Vincent's College of Nursing will be valuable to us no matter Where h may lead, and will never be forgotten. ter part of our our pat s use it plays the grea ' our theme. So aptly, beca ' h ve selected Time as future lives, we a So now let us take Time out .... nd Yes, we begin our day at the early hour of six a.m. and all appear ll. sl eepy-ey ed at roll ca Advances In Scenergl I love our mounTains in The west, So s'rill and srrange and Tall l brag abouf our scenery You'd Think I made if all. . . . for a hurried prayer To O U r Lady, Sea? of Wisdom. , .. , . , ' , , . is 'fs The main lounge of The college where guesis are welcomed. ,D ' if-V Mm ng n f 2 1 M- H , A will guys :kg :IQ , 1 w H 1 w ,,,,g ,, av -may v :iam H '. W w u ' H X M:-A, , X ...Q 1 ,H 'V H H wg 'ji' W J, ' TJ H X H 5 N H X -vf qw. Q. -2 iff? 3,4 .ah 5 , .fag 4 I P, H145-......L.L ' lf- ,,-1 4 ww .1 H311 I , -A H 'I 51 ' 1 w .. Yu, N uw v-1 u E5 , Y. , , , ,, , M Q W ' N: , . ' ' V. , ' ffqffzi , . A 1 u, di. 555 f 25255: s. iii: ' f , 5355-A ii W fl. .l'frg' H .,.., :fl ,fwq W ,, H, H m a! L-,fm ,gy X ' gil wiv N' , 5 wifi? w,,353Ew,1 X Countess Estelle Doheny Dedication To Countess Estelle Doheny, our devoted friend, we dedicate our Annual of This yecir, Nineieen hundred cmd fifiy-Three. . . . In Appreciation To Father Stein, our aftable spiritual advisor, we ex- press gratitude and affection for the guidance he has so generously given to all. Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace, where there is hatred, let me sow love, where there is iniury, pardon, where there is discord, union, where there is doubt, faith, where there is dispair, hope, where there is darkness, light, and where there is sadness, joy. O divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console, to be understood, as to un- derstand, to be loved, as to love, for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. St. Francis of Assisi. ' Q 1 as Wi' 'E Pwawwivikffivw F . ,,111,1 m w , , -- . ,..,..--.1.1,,.,7..-,M A, '?'.A -1 -.-:....-..w.....- L-1-una-s-.JK .1 ,Q ., ,. 1- v1 -,F M 1 ' 1 111 1 SQQ1 ,V 2 1, - int 5-N, Hia 11, 6111 sg 355 J.. IW!! Q1 111 , . '1 V .ae I 11 .. .J 4111121 11 11 1111, 1 11 11 11 1,1 f 111 11 , 1111 111 11, 1 H 11 1 1 N 11111-1111 1111 H Q11 LJ-, M 1 W1 11111 1111 .1 M ,1 His Eminence James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre Archbishop of Los Angeles We Pause to Honor Moi! Reverend Joseph T. McGucken Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angele's Most Reverend Timothy Manning Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles . . . For Ideas, Ideals and Inspiration' f X t X eile The sTanding of every school depends largely on The qualiTy of iTs TacuITy and we are iUsTly proud of ours. For To us They Truly have been an inspiraTion for our ideas and our ideals. Mums muww NYS l ti ll0ll' MINISTRATIO METHODS GF TE v-4 'rf 0 if . f' MA - . xxx-,AA rxx Q 3 17 .ul i 5 5 E Q we. I Z, ,, , -i-,5.Jgg:vqv5'1 5' 3' m 2 2179-1: -1 :-FP g,,r 9:.v.f:- '1,:.. ,Q ,,. -4- ' -. V 3?-' 4.5, .KF '- 4' uv A M. 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Dr. A, Bczkos, our college physician, we offer our sincere gratitude and affection for services 'ro all our students. A l I -1 T-,W fe we Y 552, 5 ,-, ' film YQ Y 53? I ' ll 52.271, 11,57 Fc , ,,q, ' ' -e . . . Pep, Pride and Progress Q X O VW ? We look back with some regreT aT The years which have passed so quickly. BUT Through The means of Pep, Pride and Prog- ress we can look ahead To new accom- plishmenTs. ClA55ES 'J' 'Q 51 M. J' ' :fi Doherty ' P010 9 FXOYGUC. esxdeffk A vane-P' Hr' iff ' 0 E H Seniors do O W f. Aix r N w ji- ' N s ' V Y din. Dorofhy TCIQCIWN, Secrefdry Shirley Rycm, Treasurer Joon Coffeen Dosh Leorq Affvvooll Wu U , , 3' uv I ws uw H ww V-H url Elizcvberh Egan F' ' S Doroxhv Hopkxn Q!! I .J ' Theresa Jcmowicz Hopkins Elaine Flood f 5 1 r V it L 'Y' w A. Suzcnrme Jeffries 8OrbO,-O MQ! Of? S G M , - Anita Kuerbis i X. Y A , .. Q, 9 1. 5. , 4 fn S Scilly Recupio WSW PCITI'iCiG Prevol Ann O'Brien Am, - rg' 5 Q 'H if -Q' Joanne Tunney l . Y A olorine Tavenner Marilyn Zeiiler Mary Alice Williams 6 -161- la all iii . fl 1 ,l Q29f 2w-1 ' Nelsie Arant Louann Arnold Janet Brown Kathleen Brunet Kathleen Cartwright Jo Ann Chancllee Patricia Cullity Jeanne Cryan Janet De Blois Mary Ann Disco Joan Flanagan Ruth Flood Carlene Gordon Christine Iapichino Raylene Laughlin Eleanor Montalbano i i1f'l'5il, '4m3' ' -3 -lf: Clarice Norman Patricia O'Donnell Eileen Pearson Rachel Sanchez Rita Sanchez Theresa Smitka Marqaret Smith Velma Saggiani Sharry Van Compernolle Naomi Woodworth juniors Junior Closs Officers Clarice Norman , President Eileen Pearson ,, Vice-President Kathleen Cartwright., Secretary Christine Iapichino , Treasurer ,f5f'F',i '-ff jagocliiu -e IIV: l .W l 1, 19.3, i , gli! . ' 1, 1- it ,rl , 4 , ' Q Ruth Askey ,Patricia Bates Gloria Boniface Mary Jean Bushman Anastacia Cablay Mary Campbell Pafricia Chisholm Rosaline Daigneaulf Joanne Des Roches Joan Diehl' Patricia Donnafin Joan Dwyer Dolores Erlinger Mary Ella Flynn Arlene Gillespie Marilyn ,Harris Sandra l-laughawouf 'Mary Anne Hill Irene Hinoiosa Rita Hoban Elsa Hughes Pafricia Kelly Margaret Kern Patricia Keyes L Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers AnniMcKinley', President Rachel Santos , Vice-Presidenl' Parricia Keyes, Secretary Patricia Kelly, Treasurer Mary Lou Kolbe Ruih ,Konvalinka Beverly Labine Emily Linton Mary Louise Mall Mary Marinr Lois McGwire Roberta McHorney Ann McKinley Violetfe McReynolds Nancy Meekin Virginia Oberg, Jlary K. O'Connor Maureen O'Connor Dixie Oder Patricia O'Maley Nancy Pierceall Patricia Pomada .Lg l Louise Romer Laura Ruqlick Marian Sakowicz Rachel Sanfos Ann Scheid Barbara Schroefer Norma Seiberf Monica Valdes Barbara Warren Barbara Wise Vaughn Young Capping Mount St. Mary's Class The Department of Nursi M . ng, Mount Saint ary s College, sends its students to Saint Vin- cent's Hospital for their clinical experience. Dur- ing the eighteen months they affiliate at this hospital, the students live at the nurses home, be- come members of the Saint Vincent's student body, and participate in the activities of this group. Therefore it is not surprising that, when the year and a half period has come to an end, the Mounties consider Saint Vincent's their sec- ond home, and look ' u po n their experience as both a profitable and happy one. Mount St. Marg'-s College June Swithen Secretary-Treasurer Roserna D ' ry avldson Apostolic Chairman Jane Brande ' r President Margaret McGraw Vice-President Kathleen Fo cl ' ' r Social Chairman Lorraine Gibbons 'So phomore Class President .ily-vf luniors N L. to R. Q Th Lackey Gloria Arias Jane Brancler Rosemary Davidson Joann Green Patricia Lee Margaret McGraw dy Wagner Jeannette Slattery Ruth Kido Kathleen Ford June Swithen Not Pictured: Marion Seely L. to R. Sophomores Barbara Williams Barbara Schaper Mary Ann Penty Alice Erlinger Dolores Perez Eleanor Murray Mary Jane Hoffman Lorraine Gibbons Shirley Herman Not Pictured: Sandra Dilley i . qi A , Y' , ff The maiority of time spent in nurses' Training is taken up with learning. The fol- lowing pages show The services offered To us. The many hours spent in These services broaden our outlook on education and help to instill in us The faith and courage so vitally needed in our work. Opportunities I ,, i K, iw w Dedicated to St. Vincent de Paul, The third floor gives opportunity for serv- ice in surgical nursing. Shown below is a typical patient of first west. The care on this floor is devoted mainly to industrial accidents and orthopedic cases. 5511 rex . ws-1, -g 'im' r 51' 15 ns Medical nursing on sec- ond floor, where so much of our time is spent. f -Ngfm, Fifth floor offers special training for the core of those patients who have had eye surgery. -Q-if na Z N .1 ji Time out for cutting up H l' --1, Surgery With +oday's knowledge, surgery has given many a patient c longer outlook on life. l. SW' I I ll ga Obstetric In the delivery room, un- ofher new life has come into The world. Jw N w twig . -, fe ff Qi' F W 2.5. ,ii Hier 1 ,ii iii , ii ' 1 zfslli Ie: 21 .W i . .ll - l J i 'ETQQQ 1 ifjsi , 'V fax: ' ' 'F 'i i.,s .:1se -:-' . xii- . 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In the diet kitchen we learn how a proper diet leads to Cl maximum phys- ical and mental health. Interesting as Well as ,- 5. nl leE,:,,,.,,- X-roy plays an alI-im- portant part in the diagno- sis and treatment of many diseases. get . if wx- -21. Educational The aim of Public Health is directed toward the pre- vention as well as the con- trol of diseases in the pop- ulation of Los Angeles. ln the Central Supply service we learn Techniques of many types of steriliza- tion. 1 ' g E--g-Nt lili - 5- 3: ' ,' Z l ax. if lf? :if :. 5j.'5:L L A V : -L: i ' -' 4' , ii:-:Stare , ,f - 5 , ' lvilg 1-J -ull' ' , tw- :fa-P-:ME 'W , , '- . A -, ' Fab ,r+e2..,f - -n,.2'.f 'W':u,'U ' - . ,. . ,, i --A 1 . ,1 , 1 , if rr e J f ' it ur in , iii in i W 14 5 i i ii iii AT '-...NN of .il it I .M ll Q ij 'NK ,Q N, it A l Gp ' , g i ' 4-N x x . 'r+ tl' J gy H A uriulg Qi x ', .5 ' W J H lr W F144 slim E F10 E B :S Ju !v H Q R' l 4 l fa. 3 L Tw 5 keel i . 'ad '- Lin g H. n , , Y I Q V 'xx 5 Q li , fi.-I M hr lift 'S S Three m o n t h s at Chil- dren's Hospital Teaches us the principles of pediatric nursing and how to meet the emotional problems of the child. Ages up to fourteen years are treated at Chil- dren's Hospital. The Ortho- r pedic ward is shown at the left. ii ii, E' Q. Y ..- '4 ,..,.,4 v ' ml- 1.-.1 Babies to the age of two years are treated in the in- fants' ward. lt fi il' I 1 v Wgel. ' inte' ' .r,e..-,...., DO Affiliations A six week period is spenf of BarIow's Tubercu- losis Scmciorium where we I e u r n T h e Techniques of communicable disease nur- sing. 1. 11-i :f.Q ' i1:igg. 'y'g'- - , , 3?:i1f51-ff,-' Fra, . 'wifi ww .sg.,.' , I -Um iff:-.. ' rr i M.. , ,, -'-,'f'1'4i,,l., , N, - . '542' 'V .1 we S nes nf , ' ii ' Mizz! HH ii v HEI in ,N xxa--, ri. ii Af the Ieff is shown The nurses' residence of Bar- Iow's, where we lived dur- ing our six weeks' sfcxy. . . . Fun, Frolic and Festivities , IM x Looking back over our years of Training, Those dreamy dances where The evening ended all Too soon. The Times spenT TogeTh- er in school acTiviTies, working for greaTer uniT of sTren Th and ur ose Y Q . P P -. .. . All our Fun, Frollc and Fesflvmes will be V T fi-, a parT of Those cherished memories. 1:,i , lzaz - T lii s . , -We I 521, 2 I, W i W ! ii, , , , I Il ' LM , ' A JW I N CL gfifffiil V Q uh: L F g 5, w ,dx .' H ' ' 1'-97 ' N Q E -M ' J' S iw ,FW ,E , V ,mf ,, -!',,'afg:L5y,4:L W - E 4' ,l 'g 3, H 'Z 74+ M 154- 'T I 'gQ f5?if,, ' - -Qmff ' . :V bfyux ,. 9,5541 In-1, I 3 ffl ,fx .,:. .MM , - Jia: V Win. ,L 4. Executive 4 Q Student Counpil: L. to R. Margaret McGraw, Patricia Ho Patricia Prevol, Leora Attwooll, Suza Maurice, Joanne Tunney, Anita Kuerbis, J Coffeen, Dolorine Tavenner, Ann McKin Lorraine Gibbons. 1 Committees L. to R. Leora Attwooll, Theresa Janowicz, Joan Dwyer, Joan Diehl, Barbara Melone, Patricia Keyes. Professional Standards: L. to R. Patricia Pomada, Anastacia Cablay Louann Arnold, Ann O'Brien, Joan Coffeen Janet Brown. ..L.j.:,,,..Fg X Y-riyrifiii-,lgjif wrqim 1, ,- y i sf u .Nu if - 1 YY Lexi-iqe.. ,iii:i,,1?1 7 .Y 4, jgriw 'iii 14' Social Committee: L. to R. Dolorine Tavenner, Raylene Laughl Virginia Oberg. Shirley Herman '57 1 ' Southern California Student Nurses Association Representatives: Joan Dwyer, Dorothy Tagami, Nancy Meekin SODALITY Patricia Prevol, Prefecf Theresa Juniwicz, Vice-prefect V..--'HZ-1,5 YY,-f -7.77. !,- Dances '- '. r f On June 20 the Semor Prom was celebrated by both and iunior students at the Sportsman's Lodge, and was 1 outstanding entertainment of the year. PATRONS Sister Roberta Sister Fidelis Sister Hyacinth Sister Mary Sister lrene Sister Alexanclrine Sister Gregory Sister Ann Elizabeth Sister Austin Sister De Paul Sister Mary Joseph Sister Mary Helen Elizabeth Hatt 1930 Mary Carney 1925 Theresa Burns 1927 Aline Gustafson Johnson .1935 Pauline Martin Hillman 1937 Mary McKenzie Booth 1937 Florence Haverkos 1913 Elizabeth Szabo Pedery 1937 Helen MCAlonan 1917 Phoebe King Stamey 1937 Catherine Camper Hoyt 1937 Elsa Mayes Stehly 1937 Nettie Fisher 1916 Mary F. Crowley 1908 Catherine McGrath 1911 Beatrice Bastues Cheski 1938 Dorothy Ireland 1925 Mary Peck Nolder 1920 Vera Parnin Angst 1931 Lolita Marie Cardona 1901 Judie Hagan Dauwalcler 1931 Kathreen Collins Clinton 1920 Irene M. De Hinoiosa 1928 Mary Hunt 1930 Dorothy McAlister 1930 Mrs. Catharine Ethridge 1923 Mrs. Louise Jakust 1921 Marie Coughlin 1924 Margaret Cunkle 1931 Emilita Del Winters 1926 Virginia Yates Ryan 1931 Eva D. Tlyman 1922 Margaret White 1.940 Gertrude Kreliser 1926 Dorothy Halohan 1924 Joanna T. Morello 1931 Yvonne Hammerschmitt 1940 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halasey Lou Barey and Ann Disco Mrs. Florence Harms Mrs. Leo Romer Class of Winter 1952 Barbara Bungarden Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tunney Carl R. Bates E. E. Hopkins Leon Attwooll John Pomada H. G. Melone I. D. Janowicz Nicholas Flood Wright Mrs. Stella Cusimano Miss Margaret Powers . . . Speed, Spirit and Sportsmanship E l s il: if-M y lll A . . 51315, t ' Wil E Nb Volley Ball Team Jane Brander Ruth Flood Norma Seibert Barbara Williams Laura .lo Rudclick Joanne Tunney Barbara Warren Rosaline Daigneault Margaret McGraw The volleyball team under the supervision of Miss Margaret Powers proved their sportsmanship and team work by winning I the S.C.S.N.A. Annual Volleyball Tournament this year. A good sportsmanship attitude existed between the seven teams who participated in this annual event, held February the 26th. Substitutes: Dolorine Tavenner, Sharry Van Compernolle, Sandra Haughawout, Barbara Wise Anita Kuerbis Q m NJ, HW , '14 I rl' ln x I 4 Q Sf H 'Lf -'f-l iz , , X I H H X I f ug h F' 5 4 . -xv A Quifff? ? 7 ,- gi HTWIWES 3, X Qr.,. kpl Ly I ii mir 5 I Q , 1E,,.:Eg M A V' 1 1 ,D XM RQ , V if N E-fl, , W e Wi as-ze Q ill Annual Staff - First row, r to I Dorothy Tagami, Seniors: Nancy Meekin, Co-editor: Dorothy Hopkins, Editor: Barbara Melone, Faculty. Second row, r to l Roberta McHorney, Departments: Pat- ricia O'Maley, Finances: Marilyn Harris, Ac- tivities: Dolores Erlinger, Sports: Patricia Chis- holm, Sophomores. Third row, r to I Diane Marin, Snapshots: .loan Dwyer, Activities: Mary Ella Flynn, Committees: Lorraine Gib- bons, Mount St. Mary's Students: Mary Louise Mall, Departments. Not shown: Ann Scheid, Finances: Mary Kay O'Connor, Committees: Theresa Smitka, Juniors: Irene Hinoiosa, Snapshots sgeiiyi Fifi? remiss 1 Q , Q Y n ,- 1: