University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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upper Row: c. eww. A. raw, E. Kaull, M. Anas. v. Krueger Middle RW: E. Mscrallef.. v. ssubnasfs, J. Ti-archer, F. Juisa, L. Rczeboomz R. Plulchak Lower Row: O. Halder. J. Chamberlin, L. Deal, B. Holzhausen, E. Rose, P. Davis. M. Sherman early one Sunday morning. she roused a weary inierne. wiih re- quesfs 'For an order which he had wriffen The day before. Kay Ball, Mary l-lanus. and Jeanne Tharcher were members of fhe Couzens Hall lnaslcefball reams which had an excifing and success- ful season. M. K. Judy organized a ping pong fournamenr and refereed H' herself. Doroihy Laing had a gold fish which insisfed on dying when Do'r was +rying +0 cram for a nexf-day final. She kepr if breafhing by reci+ing 'ro if poinfs of in+eres'r from +he life of Florence Nighfingale. Frances Mead held The olihce of Re- cording Secrerary fo fhe Disrricr Sfudenl' Nurses' Associarion. Janef Chamberlin. Mary Hope, and Louise Deal agree 1'ha+ Med. sfuclenrs make nice dafes. All her life Jean Guilford has dreamed of going 'ro Annapolis some day. She will be living her dream, come June. The young man in lhe snapshor is worrh +he dreaming. Mary Hanus is inreresred in 'rhe air sfewardess Held: we can'+ fhink 32

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CLASS OFFICERS Upper Row: Virginia Krueger. Sec'y, Treas,: Irene Kroluylr, Vice Pres Lower Row: l-lexnrielln Huber. Pres.: Pal Davis, Social Chairm live proiecls. all involving deep reaches info well-nigh emply pockels. The rnolions were made and seconded: fhe proiecis. underlaken. Irene Krolczylc should have been lwinsg i+'s inhuman lo expecl one pair of shoulders lo bear lhe weighl of all ihe lrouble lhaf girl accumulales. In one week she nearly elecfroculed herself on one of lhe handsome ward 'Food carls and almosl drowned ignobly when +I'-e fop 'ro a faucer came off in her hand. Rufh Sihler suFFers from loslraphibia. Specialisis feel ihal fhere is Iillle hope in a case so far advanced: lo fhis day when she alighls from an elevalor she sludies carefully The arrows on ihe wall before lurning righl' or left Enid Whi+myer's myopia is alrnosf as sad: 3l

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Upper Row: L. Reeder. M. Johnson, R. Sihler. H. Lehto, E. Niemi Middle Row: V. Kianq. D. Laing. D. Waller. H, Hubinger. M. Wrcna. A. Anderson Lower Row: C. Blosser, E. Reiff, I, Kroluyk. E. Whitmyer, M. Tumpari. M. Howe. M. Hope of anyone we would ralher have fly wi'rh us on our firsl air voyage. Louise Reeder has been poring over Train schedules all spring: small wonder, she hasn'r seen Oregon since she arrived here as a freshman. Jean Calkins, Lorene Bruce, and Miriam Tumperi rushed +he 'rennis season fhis year: bones crealced and muscles ached for days fhere- affer. Florence Jaaksi has had recordings made of her own smoofh soprano. When we asked Viola Mifchell why she is in such a hurry lo graduale and sfarf earning money, she said, of all rhings, l'm going +0 buy linen. silverware, and Tschiakowsl:y's Fif+h. Virginia Krueger, Avis Foege. Mary Wrona. and Helen Lehlo were failhfuls af fhe weekly dancing classes af fhe League. Amanda PlaH' was fhe hrs? from our group To work Senior Nighls. Mar- iorie Sherman makes blankefs in her spare momenfs. Carol Blosser sludies asironomy, and Berry Kaull reviews books. 33