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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

Ti r. ,. ! 3 X x 1 . , wr --ff? Q. 1 R T w i , 'Y Q 1 1 1 R I 1 4 I I, i 2 F 1 x i 1 - 4 Y., 5 I I 1 I 1 P l. ffl A Q, . S 1. Q, . ? E i if V P 1 4 n ,. f, X, ,E g0QJi?Q gb rg THE MARIAN 195 Published by ST. Vincen'r's College of Nursing 262 South Lake Sf. Los Angeles, California 1856-1958 IN DEDICBTIDN 'QSO ' 07 59 0 gp ff C DEL 31259 U S AM . , - . ,, ' - NITED TATES OF ERICA- by 3 N0 9545155 I THIS NO SHOULD BE PREFIXED TO THE ANSWER i ocnobef 24, 195.5 My dear Daughters of Charity: ' On this joyous occasion of the Centenary of the Foundation of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul in Southern California, it affords me genuine pleasure to inform you that our Most Holy Father, Pope 'Pius XII, has graciously deigned to bestow upon you his special Apostolic Benediction as a pledge of ' divine favor and a token of his paternal benevolence. It is the ex- press wish of His Holiness that this Blessing be shared by everyone who joins with you in observing this memorable Anniversary. While conveying to you this August Message of the Sovereign Pontiff, I desire to extend to you also my own personal con- gratulations and good wishes. I trust that this Benediction of the Vicar of Christ will bring with it an abundance of heavenly graces to reward you for the zealous and devoted service tothe Church and souls during the past century in Southern California and to strengthen and encourage you in the years which lie ahead. With sentiments of esteem and renewed felicitations, I remain Sincerely yours in Christ, + . ' , Arch of Laodicea - Apostolic Delegate Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles, California And so iT is wiTh The commemorcdion of This ioyous occasion, Thc1T we dedicclie The 1956 Morion 'ro The DoughTers of Choriiy. Moy The blessings of God be ever present. HIS EMINENCE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MCINTYRE Archbishop of Los Angeles 4 Message To GraduaTes of 1956, ST. VincenT's College of Nursing, Los Angeles, California My clear GraduaTes: As The graduafes of ST. VincenT's College of Nursing This year com- memorate The CenTenary of The DaughTers of Charify of ST. VincenT de Paul in Los Angeles, your class acquires an added disTincTion. You represem' The crysTalIizaTion of These long ,years of worThy and duTiful service, and The furfher epiTome of The magnificenT sfandards main- Tained in The field of nursing by your Alma Maier. Prayng for you all blessings of These ioyful days, I am Faifhfully yours in ChrisT, James Frances Cardinal Mcln1yre Archbishop of Los Angeles X BISHOP TIMOTHY MANNING Vicar General Archdiocese of Los Angeles MOST REV. ALDEN J. BELL Auxiliary Bishop of ' Los Angeles r. -as A . rnrinwnnn X T i SISTER CATHERINE VisiTaTrix of The DaughTers of ChariTy of ST. VincenT de Paul WesTern Province GREETINGS . . . On This, The hundredfh anniversary of The coming of The DaughTers of ChariTy To SouThern California, iT is fiTTing ThaT we join wiTh Them in paying homage To Goal for The privilege of a cenTury of service, and of giving loving Thanks To Their benefacfors who, unfailingly Through The years, have cooperafed wiTh Them in Their labors of love for The sick, The poor, The lonely, and all Those who have needed Their care. Much has changed Through The cenTuries, buT The DaughTers of ChariTy and The hosT of valianT friends who have labored wiTh Them, in all fields of endeavor, have remained The same in 1956, even as in 1856. The same spiriT of love and devoTion ThaT rode Bannon's STage Coach, in The person of The DaughTer of Charify, now- in ThaT same person - sfeps lighTly inTo an airplane. CoasT-To-coasT Telephone insTrucTions are of The same inTenT and high purpose as Those once conveyed by The Pony Express. Today, conscienfious skill adiusTs The Oxygen TenT as once iT did The Croup KeTTle. The diseased body is sTill sooThed in The heaT of fever and The agony of pain. Loving hearTs sTill reach ouT To orphaned children in Their bewildered loss and loneliness. The berefT and The poverTy-sTricken sTill look To The DaughTer of ChariTy To sTay Their descenT inTo despair. Each succeeding generaTion of children sTill learn from her To know, love, and serve The God ThaT made Them. To all of These, The DaughTers of ChariTy conTinue To give The irrevocable offering of Their dedicaTed lives. Unfailingly They draw oThers To The love and service of Their fellowman. ThroughouT The years, devoTed men and women of all faiThs and walks of life have given, and conTinue To give, Time, TalenT and means To make possible efficienT and generous service To The sick, To children, and To all in need. To These faiThful friends and benefacTors, as well as To The DaughTers of ChariTy of SouThern California, The CommuniTy sends iTs happiesT felici- TaTions and iTs warmesf Thanks. 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'N 1 ' H Orgs' l u.. 3 1884 - Third Hospital located on Beoudry near Sunset. L. lO X'l llli F'f -ufl 'W'l1f ' .1 gsfftffvnf f,, ,....u N 'i,.. i Nl ff hm f'f'f',j'5i.i fr 'f'.r..wv ' ' Surf 1 H 3 zhrlxl' q n 4' H ll ng!! ugll fl St. Vincent's Hospital as it is today, with the addition ot the beautiful Estelle Doheny Hospital, housing Radiology, Maternity, and the Estelle Doheny Eye Bank. Also St. Vincenfs College of Nursing, completed only four years ago. N. ,, ,f- 1 I 1 I, A 1515 X ff? MU ff . '41 E 4 i A W K if 9 fggi? J f ' X if --v 7 , ' Q ,af I , x 3 1 ,-- 1 N X N ,,-.L', 1 T EQULM M, , . N 'I xwf I 1 1 ,Y , E up O Bw x 0 gre Gfeer 1 . ent 5 m9 C them A 0 . xxlmc Gxxenfli 6 of U hx OYXCO We M XOYOUQXY QQCX Whgi KGS. Wofe X r r Q P e d . eiiliileii ciff time ' o ho ve Y , ve 6. monfgnxs. W vnewund feosenioffe KWOCYXOW on K xn thi, xhil 510. 'KX'NijlxuQfxQxhO1f Wgeen he of the en Pig! xl ROOT nc? nufxzxlxwyif monjxe hcgdkhe Vusxxe X Hallowkirtdmlngl red V23 lokjlfx 5 Kg x xxxeve .de QU Org. dqdofxq to QT en d Ugneeofhe W Wlxenf berth Who OU' ear VO xxhe to . vw' weve' dr QOU 'ns W uSlC xd O bod QUXC had n our Elwas V? We Flfsyxmen 5595 es we Ca? be KX 0 'vt W Qctgnd thang ui?a'mxOerh'5gxd adi gym' . og deco-Q NOXLJQS xo menxlmOnxh C gf: Tgecemb or One ot the first big activities December brought was the thrill of having Loyola University ask us for contestants for their Homecoming Queen contest. We elected ten girls with every class represented. When the students went through the pre- liminary eliminations, we still had one in the running. That contestant, Miss Jeanne Wilkinson eventually became queen. We were both happy for Jeanne and proud that the queen had come from St. Vincent's. 4 . Also presented was The Tinsel Twirl , a semi-formal dance A by the annual staff. The gym was transformed into a beautiful A V ballroom and Johnny Del-Fino never sounded better. be Our tradiitonal Christmas party was held on December l5, just prior to vacation 'time for the Freshmen. Since it is a 'T' tradition also for the Freshmen to provide entertainment, this year was no exception. The play Little Women was pre- 3 g sented and greatly enjoyed by everyone. The play was im- ff mediately followed by our party in which Dr. Murietta played Santa Claus and presented lovely gifts to the students. Dr. Murietta made a vivacious Santa and we really appreciated his participation. It was in the month of February that the Freshmen received G U j their caps. The best thing about capping of course, outside of Y the fact that you are no longer probies , is that the students X I QOH be QC1y, Celebrate and enjoy themselves, but, at the same 6 time, they don t have to say good-bye, to each other as they I must at graduation time, 7 5 4, Also in February the Sodality presented a dance called Hearts L-al ,S In Harmony , which was a big success, both financially and ' socially. K. Q' 12 The Mother-Daughter Ted heid on Ptprii T5 was porticuioriy pretty this yectr. Huge bouquets ot goid ond brown deco- roted the tobies os our mothers conversed with tdcuity mem- bers oind we tried very herd to be dt eose cts they chdtted. ' in the month ot Moy, the Seniors tiocked down to Pcxim Springs on their Senior week-end. Miss Giushenko, cictss odvisor served os chaperone, ond mondged to get iust ct iittie more sun-burned then the dorkest senior. The immedictte desire ot .2 X the seniors, when they returned to schoot, wos to spend the '-2:9 toiiowing weekend in Pctim Springs. Need i soy we had o good time? e c .W One ot the more impressive scenes this month iett with us - , wds the crowning ot our Biessed Mother. The Sodoiity pretect, -X Miss Ceceiid White crowned the ioveiy stotue in our hospitdi 4 if chopei, white giris in ioveiy pctstei tormdis tormed her court ond, in tribute to Ntory, the entire congregotion song Bring Fiowers ot the ROYGSTJ' il K Q N As kgpc IM, ,f Q Cl? ffncller X 79 nner O C1 W ff , . 56 Of c' ond RX? Q the C6nqEVeryOnlrO'S on ye 5 sly pc' S W U Of, 1-h gf Thgpiynos Wg? Sf ,rhgspdresggdliol in ehglumnce K. X The Coffs refllls The exosf gfvdn he' fmnor Of ff?SsOCiC1f' ,, ..fY .nf WQSnvT OFQ RO y Cam Cellef-71, dqgfes rhesf' Qnd e gr-Qdlon averse Tin ,femom of fhgvhh rhignfrf e feneweremy lifes of JZ , J ' eg' mis- B U - 'TQ io ,Z gli' ,!,.y'j A 9,Z2f7eVe:VLgkGnSVilSIy H?If1Zr-Senior P old cc s.'H'7 fl-ye Sferg O Senior ,edlov e, Syerrn On J VOm h X 5 Tdde Pfffrkmany ognd TCQCUIWCHIC Weher! mg Wclsne 26 id in 'mis ' We Sr . Y, 'f G5 h I Com ' he ! Sfvcourseofing mg,-,OQZCJ1vi1,iegGf'l05 bij. Given plefej CC? b eVe h e We, Volleyb fo S T511 Ome Q To fh y' Od C0Uld UH .quee . 'lce . Trad- ,e Se - SQ H'1e3RneVGn for Neve? hlkingze Info O27 S. Helcgflon QT'0r5 fje Supa Srpfio one meme. ' Gnd e da Gy. B Ong .T T 5 Sses e n Ofc f yeC1f 'On ' . yi 5 . rOQk W . W Ulf . W 1 . . ,fir-V Tgefhe Ungome OIXZI' SO ,Dew highre hopefhe mangofe egygnmlngl I bqcklong Ciilclgssmeeo, Flfgivuy Qngghfs. 'O stir yg'UQo0d 1jiQ! . on . 1 Clffecl I7 ev ev yOU I' rn mes W T SUITCOSG Seems day Enfuqll Sf, H-ye Seem, Gmorie CJ O ,T j K -y Grcgy new - NOW mmqys esferdq hon Gr y for Ushd will cflvi- ' fy Chu Uwrionsouven, We leo' and frey H701 W Ves On' five Se CPme O O T f Ch fch' W' Day 'S'0nd Ve' fill Qstffed eqffiv d 'nl mofs T it Q 0 0 deizeed ,LH be fadesokfngx I e s - -. X footer ff be .1 on 1 C13 The We hav Qlso A QS Well S of HTQUS1. rnen-yor. US ... . spiriT begin ye mod e C, H as Q e m , in S les, i m Of . 'im S lff me fo Cffm Osf 1 f- v- em . Pffd 9 of S-I s GX fn 'nc i O1-,es , e and Q ne Ong fr, Cly go 1-0 O Pressiv enfis ' 'T hold dev -W life lendsh- od'b Uf 'if e Und ' S! O7'0n -fo: Und, Wlps, Gye fo fhe Us Siu r OUI' legvet-QdUQ1.io?7se y cr MC1Te,l LJhCS,U1' Vffffffplfes 'he deaf 13 ki QW miiiiw December brought with if, The Tinsel Twirl , ll A dance Thaf was simply grandg W We all dressed up for The gay affair And danced To Del Finds band. 1' 1757? CHRISTMAS LITTLE WUMEN -'B la . .-....l.... Y---...-...,,... ,I --........- L 1 , --.-....., -......., ,C 'r+-.... ' Little Women , was the traditional Christmas play, presented by the Fresh- men class. Much work and fun went into the production and the reward of a job well done was that ot the class for an enioyable program. L. Vi' ll The Christmas party was just a ball, With fun and presents for one and all. The Freshman class , with all the trimming, ' Produced a play called LITTLE WOMEN. Dr. Murrieta receives our applause, As a wonderful, Jovial, Santa Claus. PARTY it Il li x- , on v ' Y JJ. us., 1 '4- 5: A. .- fl' , 1 5 LDYULA HDMBCUMING Jeanne Wilkinson is her name, And To ST. VincenT's she broughl fame. With her golden hair and eyes of blue, She was The queen of Loyolci U. -f,-f --fegefswg HEARTS IN HARMONY I Sponsored by The Soclalify of Our Locly, the February clonce was o great success. 16 SPRING fl. ' f u ' :Ulf s nu -na: 1- , . ew- W W SENIOR WEEHEQNU JUNIOR SENIOR PREM Held in The beauTiTully chandeliered Codoro Room aT The Beverly-HilTon HoTel The Prom was Truly The ouTsTanding social evenT of The year. We were hon- ored To have many of The docTors and Their wives in aTTendance as chaperones. Soff lighTs, good music, and The swish of formals lenf The appropriaTe aTmos- phere for a wonderful evening for everyone. l 4 ,wlym T yyy l 'T I T N 0 fi-noi L 1' .r' af Y' :WU 551352 CAMPUS EAPERS Chosen by the student body, these execu- tive officers are the liaison between faculty and student. They formulate and execute our democratic student government. President-Jacklyn McAleese, Vice-Presi- dent--Sue Sullivan, Secretary-JoAnne Lange, Treasurer -- Gretchen Schumacher. CJ Headed by Don Ann Long and Pat Davis, this com- mittee has as its primary function the maintenance of high professional stand- ards for the student body. In order to correlate student-faculty . ideas, these people bring ,student rep- resentation to the faculty committees. Student Welfare-Carolyn Kuglen hibrary-Lorraine Parliapiano Curriculum-Joyce Colbath Pat Healy-, Sue Heffernan To Christ Through Mary is the aim of The Sodality of the lm- maculate Conception. Active Officers of the Sodality include: Prefect, Cecelia Whitey Vice Pretect, Joyce Colbathg l Secy.-Treas., Jill Dawson. Advisor-Miss J. Brown. Our Lady's Committee celebrates all feast days of the Blessed Virgin and encourages daily rosary and special devotion to the Miraculous lilledall ii' A it it Ihe EucharisticwCommitL s f tfr tee endeavors to bring increased devotion.. to the Blessed Sacrament and . . the rtf Sacred Heart, making devotion spon- tgneous and reasonable.. , , , it 'Iihe Catholic Acti-on Committee 'J encourages the Sodalist to bring sanctitication to others, their special vyork being the adopted mission. ii Andrea Smitka, Eileen Eonnelly The Social Committee arranges dill social activities of the So- dia I ity. ii: y 'Carole Dolan, ,Noreen Daugherty, Georgia Farmer. 2 l-l l T lil l 21 9 3 RecepTion of new members inTo The Soolality. GIRL OF THE MONTH Chosen by The SodaliTy, Those girls who have shown oUTsTanding ac- complishmenTs from Time To Time, were The following girls . . . i ii-E l l ReTreaT MasTer FaTher Sharpe MAY CRUWNINB ln expression of devoTion To Mary, The TraoliTional May Crowning ceremony was beauTi- ful and inspiring. WiTh a crown of flowers, Cecelia WhiTe, So- daliTy PreTecT, had The honor of crowning The lovely sTaTue of Our Blessed Mofher 'in The Chapel. Maids aTTending in TribuTe were: BeTTy VicenTe, Jill Dawson, Joyce ColbaTh, Ann Daley, and RuTh BangerT. GIRL DF THE MONTH Cecelia Whife Joan MacFoddin Georgia Farmer Virginia Herman Am-1 Dqly Carolyn Kuglen Sue Sebek Gloria Kowaski Senior Rep. ...... Dietlinda Reif Alternate . . ,..... Pat Jones Junior Rep. ...., Andrea Smitka Alternate .. .... Jill Dawson Advisor ........ Lyn Goossens Regional Treasurer Elizabeth Leary lNot picturedl The National Federation of Catholic College Students is a strong link between St. Vincent's and other Catholic Colleges in the area. It affords an opportunity for companionship and an exchange of ideas wtih students of our age and Faith. Patterned after professional organization of of nursing, the Student Nurses Association of California acquaints students with functions and purposes of nursing organizations. Par- ticipation helps us to realize our responsibili- ties as future professional nurses. 5,t,tl.Ps.C Senior Rep-Lena Reeder Frances Osterman Junior Rep.-Marguerite Plank Carolyn Creager I' 'S Qfx 1 :3 tai' ' 3 et Q O I fs Hs444r . X rw ' 1 The convention held by the S.N.A.C. provides a good op- portunity to exchange ideas and problems with other nursing colleges. This in turn promotes better relationships between each of the schools. Zllll THE MZ-SRIAN THE BZ-SP AND LAMP Although having a newspaper here at St. Vincer1t's, is something new, the staff has done a remarkable fob of presenting interesting news to the students. The Cap and Lamp is especially appre- ciated by the girls who are away on affiliation. Initial credit for starting the paper goes to Marita Maxey and the staff of iuniors who helped her. The responsibility sub- sequently has become that of the Fresh- men class. Grace Gobel is the present editor. THE MARIAN Staff Carol Bennett .......... Editor Maureen MacQuiddy.Art Editor Joan Kerwin ..... Senior Section Noreen Daugherty Social Calendar Dorothy Dietz ....... Financial and Advertising Manager Pat Healy ........... Sodality Carole Dolan ...... Affiliations Mary Jo Cote, Frances Ditty, .155 . 2 '39 il , Renee Sopata ' Typists: Jo Anne Brozik, Gloria . . 1 Lil Vazquez, Sally Latferty. ' ' '-si Kowaski, Mary Cannon, Eleanor T fl l I Margaret Powers Faculty Advisor 24 Combined Basketball and Volleyball Teams: Standing: Jackie Sheehey, Sharon Stoltz, Elaine Specht, Pat Dutilly, Marilyn McCue, Helene Kiesel, Barbara Bowes, Nancy Hoclson, Mary Jo Cote, Lena Reeder. Sitting: Marie Hinoiosa, Ruth Gillespie, Roxanna Davis, Rosemaryi Owens, Lola Murray, Carole Bushman, Angela Paterra, 'Pal' Davis, Mary Louise Collier. Cheerleaders: Joyce Gregory, Barbara Dollar. Coach: Miss Margaret Powers. BASKETBALL VDLLE BALL -L-lil: .. 'r ju-al! l l ' X, J ll Members: Jackie Sheehey, Sharon Stoltz, 'Elaine Specht, Pat Dutilly, Marilyn McCue, Carol Bushman, Roxanna Davis, Lola Murrayi. CAPPING The beginning of a new Tradi- Tion af ST. Vincenfs, as Marilyn Fearnley receives her new white beanie, for Chapel wear, from Miss B. Powers, and Miss Brown looks on. -'kr L 1 6 Xl VV an iff? N EK? xg! V X , i v i fs x f I 4 I Lx? L XX 4. . UL U CH S R UU X Y SISTER AUSTIN Direcror of Nursing SISTER ELAINE Inst. in Biological Sciences l 5,5 i' I my I in . l l V th I- E Il I , my. I N ,e I I I ,Q U M IA. ,Y Miss J. Brown I l' I Clinicol Insfrucioir I Sys 28. ' Mrs. P. Clever Insr. in Fundcfmenicils of Nursing , . I if 1 wu- I r'-, Miss B. IBungdrden Clinical. Instructor Miss Emmo S. Poullv Assisfonf Director of College fi I l Mrs. E. Olson Inst. In Funidclmenfolls 1.'- . of'Nursing ' , 'J '33-' .f Miss L. Goossens Clinical Ins1'rUcTor :Il I-I 1 'Q F99 .Q f ' O .Q It Miss D. Glushenko Miss A. Genovese Miss F. lgawa Miss L. Sneath Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor - Librarian . ,l l .' , Father R. Lamy s i ccc i iir Miss B. Powers Miss M. Powers I NOT pictured Health Director Director of Activities Father J, Clyne Father Weyer LEAVE-TAKING Not pictured Miss I-I. Kemper gs, l N-'Y Clinical Instructor 'Q 4 X GJ gg ... if: YL -, ,fx ic. R. Clarke 'Y' lli C linical Instructor Miss P. Murphy I L Clinical Instructor .Nay Q F . . fo' 'TI' Miss L. Ruclclick l Inst. in Fundamentals of Nursing L ,,,,J CAMERA SHY Harold Cummings M.D. Aidan Raney M.D. RoberT Sampliner M.D. Lewis Ellmore M.D. Lewis Guiss M.D. James Noble M.D. l-lclrold Owens M.D. John Black M.D. John Zaro M.D. DUETURS Wendell S. Irvine M.D. Elmer Rigby M.D. Jerome Bodlander M.D. Many Thanks To Those docTors who so willingly gave Their valuable Time To furTher our educaTion as fuTure members of The nursing profession. James Kohler M.D. Louis C. BenneTT M.D. 1 John E. Miehaus M.D. Edmund Crowley M.D. RoberT Wallen M.D. ArThur Edwardes M.D. HerberT Resnick M.D. Earl Thee Jr. M.D. Rosemary Shoemaker M.D. RoberT HarringTon M.D. James V. McNulTy M.D. Alfred J. MurrieTa M.D. Ben Pinsky M.D. Augusfus Bakos Also ci word of graTiTude To The many doc- Tors who have con'rribuTeol To The healTh program here aT ST. VincenT's wiTh a special Thank you To everyone for all Their paTience wiTh our many STudenT Ails . 1 ' Y 'fl f Q ,ffl nditions concerning W' f r C0 der to study Gnd Core O - the norrrwl' In or l f t'ons we must first kn0W obnormd unc ' ' CLASSES Each of the many classes we have plays a vital role in our education. They pr hases of patient contac , sp , P tional, and in this way we are able to give com plete nursing care. l ,i ll ovide knowledge in all t iritual physical, emo- Nrirsing Arts . . . for training in initiol nurse-pqfienf re ationships ond basic procedures, g i I. - -V i . ' Nutrition . . . basic training in ' i diet therapy. .57 .z .5'-' i . . Religion . . . o most vital sublect, incorporated into complete nursing care. DEPARTMENTS Medical To provide ci well-rounded progrcim of czciucll nursing core-each cleporfmenf oclcls o new ond different chollenge fo nursing sfudenrs. This includes Thorough knowledge of diseases ond conditions cured for, cis well os prescribed Treof- menf ond procedures. Surgical I i Recovery Room X-' Diet Therapy Operating Room --Z . 'qv' ,- Nursery Post-Parfum lnof pictured! Labor and Delivery i s if I s, 1 , J L fwli 1' 55 ', ,l-' . new 1 ,V 'gre - ., X 4. . VJ li Taft ' 7' iw' fix ,-nr l ,.,f' .5 ' Li AFFILIZSTIUNS A - , 4. . Lir ' ' 7, ' 'xt .' r , , 4 6, gk 4, cf Q 2,1 my ' fa v ,Y J is ' 'Q ' X 'T K ' 'r -'. X ff f' ur , 'Zi' f-1 Y lt --Q 1 1 , T rip aff li' 1 yes ., I ,gr L ,I i W5 ,',gle6? 7 HF ew'-PM 'J X Miss Wulf V' ' , , A , . -. .. L... Y' Miss Brochu i n ' ii-5 as sf, 34 L. ' uv- Y ' Communicable Disease Nursing Study of nursing care as well as prevention, and con- trol are all important points in the study of communica- ble diseases. The important role of the nurse, in the Pub- lic Health aspect of Commu- nicable Direase is stressed. of Children Pediatric Nursing is quite different than that of adults. Often a rare and unusual disease is encountered, which occurs only in children. Pediatrics is indeed a challenging, but also a rewarding experience! Nursing Public Health The work of the City Health Dept. and the close co-ordination with all types of agencies, for care of needy families is seen in our Public Health service at City Clinic. Both clinic observation and home visits with a Public Health nurse are included in the three-week service. Education of the public and preven- tion of maior health problems, is the aim of our Health Departments. Psychiatric Nursing Our three month affiliatic at Camarillo State H-ospitr is one ofthe most interestir and educational. Close co- ordination between ward duty and classes enables u to correlate the mental il nesses with actual patients. A great deal of insight i gained, which is beneficial in not only nursing the men- tally ill, but the physicall ill, as well. Mrs. Woods eldom do we realize The efforT nd inTeresT puT info making ST. incenT's Truly, a home away rom home. We come To Take or granTed The daily roufine of Housekeeping, SaTeTy and Man- agemenT, which is such an im- porTanT parT of our sTudenT life here. Many Thanks for phone mes- sages, icirs of peanui buffer, clean linen, repaired T.V. sefs, and elevaTors, soried mail and such problems as only we en- counfer and only They can solve. Mrs. Katherine Gordon, Mrs. Rilla BoTT, Mrs. Gertrude McKinnis. NIGHT WATCHMEN Mr. Addison Mr. FlTzpaTrlck Doris Rios Evelyn Vasquez Mr. Robeson Mrs. Osborne Housekeeper Housekeeping DepT Clarence Taylor James Marshall Clyde Russell MaTTie Dickens Louise ScoT+ it I I'-ii I X Ir' wx In Jli. I. I I .r . I x ' Iii 1' l'i' 1'Ii'i H' ' '- LII-ni -. -. - ii ,-n. 'i inmx. JJ, fra -ff ,f I ' J -I if' I' ' I IP' ' 'I I .- W In II 'li ' I In I I N15-gl -. X . . I .ill it '.. ' Ir - I, ' V I L , ' II I' ip , , ,. A, I I I I l I , . I ri '- - :ge .,.,,,g,.I I la ,T tc, , , his .-If ' - -sd , I 'NTT' ' ' ll i I T' 'lu -. r Q-I gw Z IH? ' I . ' l- ' .,.i I 4' I I . ,ss F r J -.-:,I JE p e , . ' 1 I .,.,,',..Y I I t . I . ALL, .. - -- I ll - I1 I . . L. , ' ' 'A , Ht lu. lf? ii I I I .Q I in Nigga . . I III 1 I .I I I I. '.. I I . I l I I , Il Il I H-If, Y I' II' I I 'Il . ll .,..' s I, .ui .I-3.1 A. it :I-Lille! IE' : Ima I N HIVh'dLI'0E1l8l' ye do unto these, the leait of MY brethren, ye do unto ME The Senior Prom, the rustling of formals and the sweet scent of corsages is over. Our Picnic, and informal gather- ings as a class will now be memories. The time has come when we leave what has been a home to us for Three years, where we not only learned the arts and sci- ences of nursing but where we have made lasting friendships. ,nf ,., We are now approaching Grad- uation, a day long hoped for with great anticipation. As we face this day we wonder what the future holds and what plan of life God has destined for us. May the principles we have ac- quired serve us as a guide in all future endeavors. OFFICERS .......DonAnn Long Vice Pres. ...... Jo Anne Brozik . . . . .Patricia Healy President Secretary Treasurer ...... Patricia Zensen 1 MARY CANNON CAROL SUE BENNETT PATRICIA DAVIS DOROTHY DI ETZ X 4 'X if? VP' JOYCE COLBATH NOREEN DAUGHERTY CAROLE DOLAN 'T X . al . 1 ' MARY HART MARTHA JO HAMSON PATRICIA HARRIS L MARY Lou HAUCK ' SUE HEFFERNAN GLORIA KOWASKI JOAN KEDRVWN Li ES PATRICIA JON N. 1 J . SALLY LAFFERTY CAROLYN KUGLEN MARY MACIOLEK JACKLYN MC ALEESE MAUREEN MCICQUIDDY MARY MINAHAN 330338 VN31 AVHHOW V'IO'l i A ryx VGNI'Il3lG 303 3l3H NVAITIDS ONVldV'l2iVd 3NIVHEIO'I .L.LO 3NI13f1ODVI NVWH3.I.SO S3DNV2i:l N W Ii H. I Il I BETTY LOU I?- VICENTE ziggy- I ELEANOR VAZQUEZ SYLVIA WEIBLE ll, ROMAYNE WINECKE CECELIA WHITE ,ws 'Sl A The Lord's calling was answered by Two members of our class Jacqueline Phillips, now SisTer Mary Joy, Order of Poor Clares, cmd Cafherine Casey now SisTer Doreen of The Daughrers of ChariTy of ST. VincenT de Paul. We hope They will remember us in Their prayers as for we always remember Them. May God bless The boTh of Them in Their chosen vocaTion. CATHERINE CASEY JACQUELINE PHILLIPS al' 'F All Ag?-.t , , .. RUTH BANGERT Shag Du Boin, Pennsylvania Fav. Past: Parties Amb: to raise cats Pet Peeve: cats Student Body Member ROSEMARY BARTON Rosie St. Joseph, Missouri Fav. Pashwaiting for mail Amb: to understand myself Pet Peeve: two-faced people Volleyball, basketball, House Committee CAROL BENNETT Calso Blackwell, Oklahoma Fav. Past: Sewing Amb: get my MRS Pet Peeve: squares Student Council Editor of Marian, I956 JO ANNE BROZIK Jo Waseca, Minnesota Fav. Past: Staying out of trouble Amb: retire at age 21 Pet Peeve: psychoanalysis Senior Class Vice President Student Council, 1956 Marian Staff MARY CANNON M.C. Chicago, Illinois Fav. Past: finding new places to dine Amb: to replace Miss Cogan Pet Peeve: other people's pet peeves Junior Class Treasurer JOYCE COLBATH Lowell, Massachusetts Fav. Past: Reading Amb: Pediatric Nurse Pet Peeve: late busses Sodality Vice Prefect Choir, Our Lady's Com. Curriculum Com. NOREEN DAUGHERTY Sharon, Pennsylvania Louie Fav. Past: reading, painting Amb: to graduate Pet Peeve: depends on my mood Junior Class Vice Pres. drinking Coffee Pet Peeve: things in their place Pet Peeve: people who can't drive Sodality Social Chairman PATRICIA DAVIS Pat Missouri Fav. Past: Loafing Amb: Marriage Pet Peeve: know it ails Chairman Prof. Stand. Com. DOROTHY DIETZ Dotty New Ulm, Minnesota Fav. Past: Amb: to learn to drive Pet Peeve: Los Angeles Sodality, I956 Marian Staff CAROLE DOLAN Los Angeles, California Fav. Past: Reading Amb: to graduate Pet Peeve: alarm clock at 6 a.m. Sodality, 1956 Marian Staff 42 MARTHA JO HAMSON Marty Trinidad, Colorado Fav. Past: knitting Amb: housewife and mother Pet Peeve: people who put bottle caps on too tight Student Body Member PATRICIA HARRIS Pat Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Fav. Past: Walking Amb: pass state boards Pet Peeve: people who don't practice what they preach Student Body member MARY HART Mar Los Angeles, California Fav. Past: Sleeping Amb: To go to Florida Pet Peeve: Working Profess. St. Comm. Student Body Member MARY LOU HAUCK Melani Long Beach, California Fav. Past: Bridge Amb: to find a friend Pet Peevet people Student Body Member PATRICIA HEALY Pat Minneapolis, Minnesota Fav. Past: Long rides in the rain Amb: To be a surgical nurse Pet Peeve: Gum-chewing Public Senior Class Secretary Sodality and Student Council Marian Staff SUSAN HEFFERNAN Sue Seattle, Washington Fav. Past: nightly tour of Thrifty's Amb: get to Alaska Pet Peeve: an empty mailbox Sodality, Student Council JOAN KERWIN Gus New York City, N. Y. Fav. Past: talking Amb, B.S., to travel Pet Peeve: Mo House Com., 1956 Marain Staff, volleyball GLORIA KOWASKI Glory Los Angeles, California Fav. Past: Hiking in Griffith Park Amb: See the world-P.H.N. Choir, Sodality CAROLYN KUGLEN Kugie Wheeling, West Virginia Fav. Past: being with Bob Amb: singing in the Met Student Body Treasurer '5l5 Chairman-House Com., Student Welfare Com. PATRICIA JONES Jonesy Chicago, Illinois Amb: obtaining my B.S. Fav. Past: swimming Pet Peeve: late people Senior Delegate NFCCS SARAH LAFFERTY Sally Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Fav. Past: retreat to the beach Amb: to park parallel Pet Peeve: getting up in the mornnig Junior Class President DON ANN LONG D.A. Ponca City, Oklahoma Fav. Past: tickets from good looking police Amb: go to Europe on a cattle boat Pet Peeve: slow drivers Junior Class Secretary SNAC Delegate Chairman Prof. Stand. Com. Senior Class President Student Council MARY MACIOLEK Mary Annie West Allis, Wisconsin Fav. Past: beach bum Amb: bar maid Pet Peeve: slow traffic Student Body Member MAUREEN MAC QUIDDY Mo Los Angeles, California Fav. Past: skiing Amb: School Nurse Pet Peeve: Gus, people who raise hands at the end of class Art Editor T956 Marian Student Court, volleyball Class lnstigator JACKLYN MC ALEESE Jackie Alhambra, California Fav. Past: trips to Arizona Amb: being places on time Pet Peeve: tall people picking on small people Student Body President '56 Student Council, Sodality Choir MARY MINAHAN MiCkie Sutherland, Nebraska Fav. Past: sleeping in class Amb: be a faculty member Pet Peevet people who borrow cigarettes Student Body Member LOLA MURRAY Granny Upland, California Fav. Post: sleeping Amb: surgical nurse Pet Peeve: freeway at 4:30 Volleyball Team Captain FRANCES OSTERMAN Fran Akron, Ohio Fav. Past: tennis, skiing Amb: nurse for police force NFCCS Delegate SNAC Delegate JACQUELINE OTT Jackie Milwaukee, Wisconsin Fav. Past: staying up late at night Amb: drive my Thunderbird on Turner Turnpike Pet Peeve: kids Student Body Member LORRAINE PARLAPIANO Lorrie Amsterdam, New York Fav. Past: swimming, dancing Amb: being a mature woman Pet Peeve: our dirty lounge Library Committee LENA MAE REEDER Lee' Oklahoma Fav. Past: tennis, bowling Amb: be a doctor Pet Peeve: to be kept waiting Decorating Committee Social Chairman Volleyball DIETLINDA REIF Dee Dee Ansbach, Germany Fav. Past: motorcycles Amb: Dr. Murrieta's scrub nurse NFCCS Delegate Student Council SUSANNE SULLIVAN Susie Pomona, California Fav. Past: climbing fire escapes Amb: Portland or bust! Pet Peevet ringing alarm clocks Vice President Student Body- Secretary Student Body ELEANOR VAZQUEZ Ellie Buffalo, New York Fav. Past: griping Amb: graduate after many years of service Pet Peeve: people making up my mind for me Student Body Member BETTY LOU VICENTE Hilo, Hawaii Fav. Past: USO with D.H. Amb: surgical nurse Pet Peeve: alarm clocks Student Body Member SYLVIA WEIBLE Tulsa, Oklahoma Fav. Past: horses and John Amb: R,N., MRS, be Dr. Harrington's nurse Pet Peeve: Yes, dear Student Body Member ROMAYNE WINECKE Ronnie Chicago, Illinois Fav. Past: dancing Amb: tell a straight story Pet Peeve: two-faced people Student Body Member CECELIA WHITE C,C. New Orleans, Louisiana Fav. Past: music Amb: PHN Pet Peeve: studding my uniform Sodality Prefect '56 PATRICIA ZENSEN Pat Iowa Fav. Past: cooking, travel Ambt marriage Pet Peeve: to be kept waiting Student Body Member JUNIURS Activities of the iunior class are many and varied, the main oloiective being that of raising money for the Junior- Senior Prom. This year's was presented at the Beverly-Hilton Hotel, and was a wonderful Prom, indeed! Affiliations also start and experience in specialized fields is gained. Shirley Brandelli Loretta Del Fiacco Carol Bushman Beatrice Young Carolyn Horn rv-j .N i' Ruth Gillispie if sv' ,ag OFFICERS President ..... Loretta del Fiacco Vice Pres. .... Mary Jo Atherton Secretary ..... Shirley Brandelli Treasurer ...... Carol Bushman Advisor .... Miss B. Bungarden Anne Aldridge Mary Barnick Mary Jo Cote Patricia Dutilly Joanne Francuz Elsie Kevany , it - will fe , mjliv QL -- xg ', Anita Andre 5 Carol Capson M ' L. Eileen Donnelly ' Nanette Cooper Jill Dawson Barbara Flynn Tony Huey Roxanna Davis Maureen Flannagan Judy Huber Beverlyi Frageorgia Patricia Ireland , 1. le, 'T' 'H' al ,gf T- T 'Q Joanne Lange 44 N MAL - Elizabeth Leary Marilyn McCue f I rr X Camera Shy Mary Jo Atherton Carolyn Creager Rita Galang Maria Hinoiosa Mary Anne McHugh JoAn Ricciarcli maefii Joan Lenarth .loan MacFaddin Catherine Peltzer it .u Frances Lucev Judy Patterson Marguerite Plank Patricia Smith ' 1 Helen Marquez Helen Noyes Kay Weltman Andrea Smitka Marita Maxey Evelyn Pelle Gretchen Schumacher Joyce Palc The main acTiviTy of The freshmen is Thar of presenTing The TradiTional ChrisTmas Play, This year being LiTTle Women. A very enioyable performance was giv- en To The sTudenT body, and iTs produc- Tion was The cornbinaTion of hard work plus a liTTle Tun. A new responsibiliTy is now Thar of publicarion of The The Cap and Lamp , newly formed newspaperf T Marianne Andrews PresidenT . .Maxine Haberberger Vice PresidenT. . .Suzanne Sebek Secrefary ......... Judy Aiken Treasurer ...... Georgia Farmer KaThleen Barr Carole Behm J T cull 2, . ,Y V T' x , FRESHMEN Maxine Haberberger Suzanne Sebek OFFICERS Judy Aiken Georgia Farmer Tl- ' 13' , gi. Marilyn Fearnley x Marilyn Flynn f ,n. ' ' X, if Susan Benkerf Mary Helen Benson Dolores Bidwell Phyllis Gholson gli. M if Ev. ,I l :I ir 'l'.g'f'l,-Z U Annerte Borra T wt Barbara Bowes A Mary Louise Collier Phyllis Dady Ann Daley Patricia Davis Frances Dirty Barbara Dollar Mercedes Duvernay , f 45 ,gf , , ii ' ii ,'l-. . i. . ,e i n-- if 1- ii in 1- ui -nw I' i ag ' -lil. ew, in ii' l J J W r J W ,re r-iff m 1 J i 4- In Patricia Gocke Diane Hamann Jane Jevvetr Glenda Maar Marion McGurk Renee Sopafa Elaine Spechr Barbara Valenteen Sharon Sfoltz Phyllis Wagner Grace Gobel Sandra Henselmeier Arlyne Jones Carolyn McGough Nancy Ann McNiel J .-. loo 'Q 'E 'P-'. Qi, be x '23 -as 19 J 'V Joyce Gregory Virginia Herman Helene Kiesel Donna McGrath J4- i 4 .L2' 4 Jacqueline Sheehey Peggy Smedley i - f W-- v -rev: -, , .H r. ... , . .ui ii ,- ' ll: -f ,nlllrm . ' i. n S- ,h , ,. Y! 4' '---'gui I , . i f ' Q 5 5 'f r Y J '-., ', in -...W N l l. -, Christina Haenel ' Joyce Holubec '-l A 'r4'i'l5 ri fi? n fl '- Jeanne Wilkinson l L Jeanette Morriss . I y 5-'x Maria Guerena Nancy Hoclson Irene Leavell Connie Crusifulli Rosemary Owens .- , 4 imp, . Y r V, if H I, - i Angela Paterra V., Marilyn Phelan F W - l' W if 'Q' ' YY W I . if . , f l fl -2, 5' A ff ,g Gloria Reske :c k I' ,f .1 ' M X. if. V- i M i .m'qhu, lf ,- -1, 1' i ii fl 'gs V 'l E7 X v lj 06-Z .P if M Q. ,ggfp P' 'x g,--1-3-'A WQEX 2, 21 Q4 L A Y 1 L pe'W P . Wg cfm W X, .N N ' 5Kf IW Wy Q X i . X l A J gl X. il. X XX - xx .ow N xg 65 A! I3 K fi 9 N X J f J X ku X L 4 , - x gm 0M U. ITAL USP H UR Yu FUR GUIDANCE ,f Z' Father T. S'rc1r1Ton Choploin U-Q ff 'A 4,-f ' Y, -ff f xx . F lg, A r ' i- .X , --ff ! r -.xx-'QXXNQN -A X.. ' XX H, .QV H W f ' 111 A rrx X if Y 1--15' V X A nun I ' lf 1 ' llr K ' Qi, X 1, y F Yf gg n : 1' fz jii 3? v B If A lf X ' L f . 1 uf' . Y' 1 . d 1 :L , sl X BJIL I 4 - J w ' IT ,qu ,I , ,. X . sf 53 I I . 91 Y ' ,I w af, . I I fl I, ' - wg- :ft ,ggi I E1 r I -' M4 J ,L -Q, a4,.4g -A dxf! , augkgfv I V ,M v n - -- wwf-- J 1-gg I A 4 Fm 'cw' ii -W ' . an ' 7 2 ' 3? 1 . 'Y w ' x 1 G S' .- , ,Q f '- 1 gg X x 4 in L' ' ' -3,21 w- im -'nf - .-1, - -.'v.' 4.l.f, - .- ,.., v4-g- P-. . V- ai if fn -aa?'fik' 'Nm ', I Q.4-Yam gg? E . g , .--'39 . , WY 1 337 vm rf V EXTERN ES Robert McDiviTt. George Steeples Eugene Nemicos Stanley To ..... Maher B. Bishai ...... RESIDENTS Theophanes Carreno .... Vianney La Rue ..... Robert Dougherty Thomas Curtain David Glazer George Husband Tom Hull John Heglin Jack Lindheimer Sergei Lockareft Van Kirk Nelson Jack Kroger Timothy LeFevre Cliff. Schmiesing Griffith Thomas Vincent Nola Darrell Cannon Daniel Eventov Robert Ottoboni . . . .Senior Surgical Surgical Medical Resident Resident Resident Resident Surgical Surgical Medical INTERNES Dr. Francisco Meouchi Dr. Augustine Rein 4' NURSING SERVICE Mrs O'Malley Assistant Director of MVS- Muff! Nursing Service Mrs. Holland Insfrucior-Non-Professional Mrs. Joyce Personnel Mrs. Hastings Evening Supervisors Miss Carroll Night Supervisors -Y - i Z?- HEAD NURSES Left-right-Miss Tiffany, Miss McBride, Miss Wey meyer, Mrs. Sheeler, Miss Tracano. Standing: Miss Carney, Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Dermody Miss lapichino, Miss Turpin. Alumni Board-J. Brown, president, B. Powers, vice-pres., J. Posi, secretary, M. Wilson. Camera shy-A. Cunningham, treasurer, A. Coronado, corresp. secy-.5 M. L. Baur, B. Bungarden. Noi picfurecl-Mrs. R. Dermody, Miss M. Dever. VOLUNTEER NIDRRERE 1- ,AP NURSES DINING RDIJNI Clara Barry, Vera Cutshaw, Daisy Scanlan, Emma Ahlefeld. Camera shy: Mary Dunlap. An addition to the nursing personnel is that of the non- protessional volunteer work- ers. Contributing time and ettort, the volunteers offer an opportunty for patients sto pass time with activities, besides being a tremendous help to the staff personnel. The familiar dining room remains with us in all our memories ot St. Vincent's. It was also the scene ot bake sales, spaghetti dinners, and taco parties. 51 7, Z QI llfi DALE SALES INC. C A L I F O R N I A ' DWYER KITCHENS ' Modern All Steel Compact Units S LOS ANGELES 29 SAN FRANCISCO II 4109-11 Melrose Ave 303 Tilden Sales Bldg. NOrmancly 5-5941 420 Market St. ' EX. 2-6288 JOSH CHATHAM Rlchmond 9-2415 Rlchmond 8-1888 SCHAPP CORPORAHON LINENS 81 TEXTILES 1365 SO. BROADWAY LOS ANGELES 15 DEX-0-TEX CONDUCTIVE TERRAZZO For Hospital Operating Room Floors Guaranteed to meet all requirements ot the National Fire Protection Assc. throughout the lite of the material, when properly maintained Mfd. by CROSSFIELD PRODUCTS CORP. 2153 Sacramento St. Los Angeles 21, Colit. Compliments of CHECKER TRANSFER und STORAGE COMPANY Local and Long Distance Moving Minimum Colifornia Rates DU. 9-2424 The Du BOIS Co., Inc. 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SHIKLES Medical Service Representative Residence L A l B h 244 South Parkwood Avenue os nge es ranc 2850 East 44th Street Pasadena IO, California Telephone LUdlow I-6136 Telephone SYcamore 5-5228 OF CALIFORNIA DISTINCTIVE PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS ENGRAVED THANK YOU AND CORRESPONDENCE NOTES COMPLIMENTS 0F A FRIEND The Daughters ot Charity ot St. Vincenticle Paul ' Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. .and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. cmd Mrs. Arthur A. Sullivan Henry D. Weltman John'H. Wilkinson John A. Reske George E. Dutilly Thomas ,P. 'Phelan James! F. Hodson Robert Latterty .W. L. Murray . Edgar Aiken Edward F. Benkert George S. Andrews Albert Bushman . W. Atherton Harvey S. Bowes A. Willinbring R. S. Owens Allyn Park Richard D. Park F. Osterman Frank Ditty . William Paterra E. C. Bangert Sebek Charles F. McHugh Ray E. Morriss f PATRUNSD Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peltzer and Mrs. Andrew R. Smitka and Mrs. Albert Brandelli Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr William Burns . F. C. Dougherty S. J. Winecke Mr. J. R. Feustle Mrs. Janet Fox Mrs. Adeline Borra Mrs. Ruth Pettite Mrs. Marguerite White Mrs. John J. Schumacher Mrs Mrs . Margaret McGrath . M. Lenarth Miss Loraine Sneath Miss Margaret Powers Miss Bernardine Powers Miss Barbara Bungarden Miss Marilyn Flynn Miss Florence Igawa St. Vincent's College Alumnae Association Compliments of a friend Southwestern University Father R. Lamy Pacific Vendors Schilling's Flowers Compliments ot a Friend 6 : a 15 fy . v 5. ff ,Y,.,. Xi. L li mmm, Cy 12. an mm L - . W rumsnens or -- oo me DISCIIMINATING 6,15 U36 1 I 'r 010' 0 . . 1'1- --4 ' iii-r -Y, ' L-: -'-' .1 K , 5 .,, ,, -EE, 1 , f., ...ZS ,i H , W Y 5-iydf . , - , - , , , , , . 1 . , . , . , . . Y ,, . 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