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CLASS PRIIPIIECY YEAR 1950 . Helen Macifenzie, a private duty nurse, is caring for a friend, Elinor Hastie, a prominent Pittshurgh socialite, suffering from insomnia. She is reading to her patient from the latest edition of HAiumnae Chatterf' edited hy Betty C. Hail. Miss MACKENZIE sPEAKs:.. uOh, Eiinori Here,s an articie ahout Blanche Hein paying a visit to the Frankenfieids, Retreat for disahied nurses in the Poconos. While she was there, she met several of the girls of our class of ,59. Eleanor Tyson was one, who is still crocheting her mother,s hutiet set that she started in ,58. Eieanore Lukens is recovering from an operation in which she had her uiourpu changed to. a new tune. Poor Tommy is stiii soaking her tired feet. HHere,s the sick list,-ltas reported that Floss Simmons is confined to hed as a result of following Queenie Emmerfs strict reducing diet of apples and All-Bran which she used during her training days. Ida Beaumont is suffering from oioesity, and Betty Naugie is surreptitiousiy applying that new drug of ,57, Suiphaniia- mide, to her feet. ' Q I HI see where the Hospital Beauty Shop has a new Beautician, Kitty Smith. Her hest customers are Betsy Johnson and Ann Lipp who are trying to chase the silver from the gold. Meanwhile, Lorraine Fawcett is still trying to look like Shirley Temple, and Ruth Koch gets a daily facial to pass the time away. But some of the girls really do represent our class at the hospital. Alice Peters is supervisor of the iVIen,s Vvard, and Dot ixiclihatten is first assistanttto the men who do the cutting up. Gen Hays and Flo Neidig now coach the hasket- hail team which practices in the new gym donated hy Alta Holmes, who gave up nursing to demonstrate 'laughing gas., Ahhie Hopkinson sells 'Lightning Feet Shoes, to patients who can,t walk. Sally Viiet is supervisor of the D.R. Bea Von Steuben is an e.ntertainer in Childrens Vvard and Edna Shaw is stiiiiteach- ing Prohies how to adjust themselves. The Hospital has a new Efficiency Expert, Eleanor Cranch. Betty Sweeney is professor of Anatomy and Sally Stewart professor of Ethics at our 'Alma Mater., Some of our girls are traveling. Doris Bates is working on the Philadelphia- Camden ferry line caring for seasick sailors'-fstiii working' her way to Panamai. UKay Schick is .now ioecoming a native New Yorker. Becky Pennington is a microhe hunter for 'Safety First Mouth Vvashf and Edna Jackson is a school nurse teaching little Eskimos in Alaska. Peg Cali is a visiting nurse and finally has her very own Ford. Dot Decoursey hecame a telephone operator so she could make calls to lcorneiis free oi charge. Some of our girls really did settle down ,to married life and are trying to practice what they learned in pediatrics and the diet kitchen. They are the former: Bernie Ellis, Jo Richwine, Ginny Hoihert, Wilma Butler, and Mid Peck. Uh, Elinor, did you really faiiasieep? And such interesting gossip, tooin 65
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