Albany Medical College - Skull Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Dedication We dedicate this yearbook to Mary Cugliuzza, teacher, counsellor, and friend, with best wishes for a bright and happy tomorrow. We remember Miss Gugliuzza best as supervisor of Nursing Arts, a position she held from 1949 to 1952. She gave us much of our foundation in nursing, not only in its art and practice, but also in the spirit and love of our profession. Miss Gugliuzza graduated from Russell Sage College in 1946 and received her B.S. from the same school in 1948 after working for two years as a ward teacher. In 1952 she became an Assistant Director of Union Uni- versity School of Nursing and earned credits toward her lVlaster's Degree at Chicago University. We know that life holds many good things for her. As we go our separate ways, we will remember with pleas- ure our association with her-her slow smile, her soft voice, and her friendliness.