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

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l .E l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Our special thanks are due to Dr. H. Houston Merritt, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Miss Elizabeth S. Gill, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for the Department of Nursing, THE COVER PHOTOGRAPHS show some of the light-hearted moments when our blackies gave way after two long years to senior year's white white stock- ings. And the last months suddenly were only hours long so that we had to rush and connive to put together the following pages. They are a partial record of our three busy, exciting years in Starch if Stripes. QTHE EDITORS Professor Helen F. Pettit, Director of Nursing Educa- tion, Miss Doreen Kolditz, Associate in Nursing, Mrs. Evelyn Ruddiman, and the Public Interest Department of Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. '45 54' PERMISSION to quote from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran has been kindly granted by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. DESIGN EDITOR: P. I.aLiberte PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bill TYPESETTER:FinnTypographicService,Inc.,ofRiverside, Conn. Browne fcovers, 31-33, 392, Truman Moore Coj, Mr. Seaman of PRINTER: The Meriden Gravure Company of Meriden, Conn. Bloomingdale's fportraitsj, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilcox Call othersj. BINDER: Russell-Rutter Company, Inc., of New York City.

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TIFIE DEPARTMENT o'E NURSING 1.4! i f 'Ilze Class o 1964 CLASS OFFICERS: MARY PONTEY MASTERSON, Presiolenfp HELEN EVELINE ANDERSON, Vice Presidentp NUHA DABBEEKEI-I, Secrefaryp LYNNE LOUISE PFARRER, Treasarerp DOREEN KOLDITZ, Class Adoisery WINFRED OVERHOLSER, Honorary Class Memberp IUDITH DWYER 8: ELIZABETH MANES, Yearbook Co-edifors COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY'455v TI-IE FACULTY OF MEDICINE

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gnc ON TI-IE OCCASION of publicly accepting the syrnbols associated with the high ideals of the nursing profession, we, by our signatures, reaffirm our belief that honor-per- sonal, professional and acaciernic-is inherent in the responsibility we assume. fsrcmznj The Class of 1964