Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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CHARLES P. COOPER, President Mr. Charles E. Adams Mr. Cornelius R. Agnew Mr. Malcolm P. Aldrich Mr. Win+hrop W. Aldrich Mr. Henry C. Alexander Mr. Bruce Barton Mr. Edward C. Bench Mr. Thatcher M. Brown, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Carle Mr. Hugh J. Chisholm Mr. Charles P. Cooper Mr. William Sheffield Cowles Mr. Pierpont V. Davis Mrs. Henry P. Davison Mr. Johnston de Forest Mrs. Frederic F. deRham Mr. John I. Downey Mr. John M. Franklin Mr. Artemus L. Gates Mr. William S. Gray, Jr. Mr. Peter Grimm Mr. Thatcher M. Brown, Sr. Mr. Percy Chubb, II Mr. William A. Delano Mr. George Lauder Greenway of „ ■ 4iec : . oa? 3 o tte fcJocirci of Jrudtee5 Mr. William E. S. Griswold, Sr. Mr. W. E. S. Griswold, Jr. Mrs. Edward S. Harkness Mr. William Hale Harkness Mr. Walter E. Hope Mr. John W. Hornor Mrs. Yale Kneeland Mr. James C. Mackenzie Mr. Dunlevy Milbank Mr. Charles S. Munson Ji, 1 1 feinb eri iarney Harding Hartford o nor a I ' ll Mr. Charles Mr. John A Mr. Deering Howe Mr. Charles S. Payson Mr. H. Rivington Pyne Mr. Edgar A. Newberry Mr. Bayard W. Read Mr. Frederick A. O. Schwarz Mr. John Sloane Mr. Benjamjn Strong Mrs. Henry C. Taylor Mr. Carll Tucker Mr. William J. Wardall Mr. Sidney J. Weinberg Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse Dr. Edgar F. Romig Mr. Dean Sage Mr. William E. Stevenson Rev. L. Humphrey Walz DEDICATION We, the class of 1948, dedicate this book to the Board of Trustees of the Presbyterian Hos- pital. This is the great body of people seldom seen by us, but to whom we are indebted for all the advantages of a smoothly-run organiza- tion, and an ever guiding hand. It is with much appreciation that we thank them for the im- measurable help they have given us in building this year ' s Starch and Stripes .

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One CiaSS of 1948 presents J iarch and J lt ripes ip of iL Heine Department of f urdina -jraculty of- llHed ' u Columbia Ulniversitu j reiouterian J roJpitai cliool of i Inning I lew UJofk (- itu

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One with quiet manner and gentle ways, who with wisdom and sincerity has joined us in our every endeavor, never too busy to see us, gen- erous with sage advice, and without whose un- tiring efforts we could not have succeeded in publishing this yearbook. To you . . . I Ilia C.leanor eU.ee . . . the class of 1.948 owes a tremendous debt of gratiiude, love, and honor. We are indeed proud to have had you for our class advisor and sincerely hope that you will never forget your class of 1948, for we shall never forget you. ■