Abington Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Sonah Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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g AMUNG our: ALUMNAE Niarla A. Southard, c1ass of ,58, was married to Edward Duke, Jan. 1959. Stella Kazmirchuk, ,58, to Fred Schaefer, Got. 1958. 1V1arion Batdorf, ,52, who was stationed at Palmer, Alasica, for a number of vears, has returned. Her experiences have been most interesting and educationai. Edith C. Carlson, ,52, has accepted a position at E114 County General Hospitai, and is being transferred into District No. 8. Dorothy Bell, ,56, was married to P. Aiton Rieg, Nov. 12, 1958. ' 1V1r. and 1V1rs. Kenneth Hayter, of Abington, are being 'congratulated on the birth of a daughter. 1V1rs. Hayter wi11 be remembered as 1V1iss Ethel Dager. c1ass of ,24. I ' Dr. and iV1rs. Robert Burke are being congratu1ated upon the birth of Grace Arleen Burke. Mrs. Burke wi11 be remembered as G. Arieen Eastwood, class of '56. Nieredyth V. Cutting, c1ass of 156, was married to W. VV. Thomas, D.D.S., 1V1arch 9, 1958. Nliidred Nieyers, 956, was married to Frederick Piequette,-April, 1958. Dr. and Mrs. George Irwin are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Jan. 1959. 1V1rs. Irwin was former1y Betty Dunbar, class of '54. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krewson are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, born Feb. 1959. Nlrs. Krewson is the former Bernice Reimel, class of '54. THE IDEAL ABINGTGN SENIOR WOULD HAVE V The hair of Sa11y V1iet . The CYCS of Eleanor Lukens The teeth of Florence Neidig The 1ips of Helen 1V1acKenzie The nose of Sa11y Stewart The complexion of Eleanor Hastie T1 -he figure of Aiice Peters mhe legs of Ruth Emmert The hands of Bernadine E11is ,--. ihe cheery disposition of Florence Simmons 61

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THE HIT PARADE All Alone ............ A Tisket, A Tasket .... Any Time At All ..... Cry, Baloy, Cry ..... Contidentially . . . . Day After Day ...... Deep ln A Dream .... Everylnodyls Doin, lt. . . Say lt lsnlt So ........ Having Myself A Time .... Howls Chances ....... l Go For That ........ Imagine My Surprise. . . ll ltls Last Thing l Do. Jeepers Creepers ....... .....o My Heart Belongs to Daddy .... ......... l lm Broke .. ..... Night Duty in the 0.R. . . . .lVly little drug laasket . . . .Getting off duty ............Nursery .........Oilice Call For three long years During Class Year Book, We hopel .Blocked lntravenous . . . .Buying a ...........12:50Pass Desserts ......Time Gilt Duty ............Twins . . . . . . . .l'll Graduate .....5-11 Shift again Flat-Foot Floogie ..... w ...... ............ E lla Small Fry ......... .. ................... Prohies So Help Me .......... ............. , . .vvangensteen You,re All l Need ........... ..... A Hamburger with Onions l Can't Escape From You ........ ................. lVl iss Ball ln My Solitude You Haunt lVle. . . ..... Stock Tahle ' lt's June in January .... Youlre My Desireq. . .. . What Goes Cn Here. . That Old Feeling ..... Three Little Words .... Ho Hum ............. .ooo- Sweet Little Headache ..... Hold Tight .......... ,Who Who . . .... Diet Kitchen ......Diploma Sheet . . . . .Appetite at 10 P.lVl. . . . .Sponge Count, Please A.lVl. ' . . . . . GIIICOSC Tolerance ...........Retract0rs A DO You REMEMBER? padded around all night in tennis sneakers? tied l.V. tuloing in circles? Who flooded 4th Floor with water? Who threw a laucket of Water out the Window on Vvard A? Who made custards with loutterrnilk? Vvho specialed a cadaver? Who had a patient sign permission for autopsy instead ol operation? Who dropped a suture hook on the lloor at the beginning ol Dr. Pfeitferls clinic? Who Who Who Who Who asked the chief to Wait a minute during an operation? gained Weight in the 0.R.? lost Weight in the Diet Kitchen? enjoyed lneing called out at night? had hut two speeds-slow and stop? 60 l

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1 1 1 i 'GALA NITE Glamour, sophistication, enchantment reigned for an eveningt For at least a Week before November eighteenth, the air was vihrant with expectation, and the , uppermost questions in every mind were Who are you taking? and What are you Wearing? , Everyone worked like mad in order to he off duty at seven o,cIoclc. Lovely corsages poured into the School of Nursing Qfficef-roses, gardenias, orchids ,-all so very beautiful, and with the Howers, the thrill of the tribute they so ade- quately expressed. The night was chill and Windy-lout no matter! From the road below, the clubhouse was a jewel in the night-a blaze of light in the darkness. As one approached the club grounds, the music could he heard faintly. The rhythm set the pulses tingling and the toes to twitching. Qh, Hurry! Let,s not Waste one minute of this precious evening! And then suddenly, one was theregin the midst of the excitement. So many couples-the girls so heautiful-the men so handsome! Music, lights, laughter, love, gayety, flower-scented air-all lent enchantment to Gur Dance! 62