Conemaugh Valley Hospital School of Nursing - Pink Cross Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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CVMH t L . 1 t 5 ? E i 5 s P , 1. Ei i ill. ' ll Q t N may Mr. Edwin D. Horner has been a familiar figure about the hospital since its establishment in 1892. He was sent here during the Iohnstown Flood of 1889 from the Clara Barton Hospital in Washington, D. C. He worked with Clara Barton under the supervision of the Red Cross and aided in establishing the present Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital. For a period of time he acted as purchasing agent for the establishment and then later was appointed chief engineer, which position he held until 1933, when he retired from active service. At the present time he acts in an advisory capacity and makes his home in the hospital. H. Srucxmr

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C V M H THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF Wilt' We, the Senior Class ot l'l94l ot Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding to make, publish, and de- clare the following as our last Will and Testament. That is to say- ITEM I. The front seats of the 2nd and 7th floor classrooms to the present Iunior Class to cherish and keep in great esteem during the ensuing year providing there aren't any back row seats. ITEM Il. The ability to make money to the present Iunior Class, providing they know the recipe for it. ITEM III. The following individual members do hereby bequeath their personal likings, characteristics and, idiosyncrascies to their lower classmen. The incessant chatter, introduced by Ann Warsing honorably given to Ruth Anderson. - Ethel Moody's eagerness to receive a phone call every day to Ida Mae Bell. Shirley Fitzgibbon's efficiency in correcting others in their grammar to Helen Hays. F erne Lamber's collection of knicknacks to Charlotte Miller. Betty Lynch's competition with Max Baer to Evelyn Grillo. Frances Caldwell's better idea of making dummys to Luella Lewis. Dorothy Potter's ability as a beautician to Frances Buchannan. Mary lane Blough's horse stable to Dorothy Iones. Laura Zaber's laugh and Chuckels to Virginia Wright. Helen Freidhoff's pet calf to Oma Rae Vtlalker. Ieanne Beal's method of studying to Bettie Corse. Agnes Foust's dimples to Nina Walker. Mildred Whiteledge's tactfulness with individuals to Bettijane Kammer. Elsie Haldeman's gigantic stature to Alverda Shipley. Ruth Flickinger's sense of humor to Lillian Trostle. Mildred Pimlott's pleasing personality to Grace Sandig. Betty Oldham's evenings at Luebbes to Gladys Miller. Marian Nanassy's brogue to Marjorie Harris. Beulah Horner's ability in holding to one man to Ruth Cole. Marian Lohr's entertaining ability on the annex steps to Dorothy Trammer. Kathryn Barron's scheming for eight hour duty to Ruth Beck. Iosephine Covitch's knack of getting blind dates to Anna Marie Byrnes. Emma Doboy's desire to be a stenographer in a doctor's office to Betty Spangler. Marian Pletcher's sticktoita'tiVeness to Elizabeth Zubrod. Orpha Longwell's -technique in conquering the army to Ruth Morley. Pauline Slagle's fine understanding of details to Agnes Mihalacki. Madeline Weaver's swimming ability to Ferne Bloom. Iean Iobe's easy come, easy go attitude to Mildred Noon. Dorris Strayer's impersonations of Ginger Rogers to Edith Coshun. Faye Syster's use of the dial phone to Hazel Diehl. Helen Stuckey's determination to finish training to Margaret Mindish. Geraldine Kerr's secret of receiving candy and flowers to Iune Lechler. Margaret Blough's ability to get around to Barbara Temyer. ITEM IV. In regards to our collective likings we are placing the following on the intermediates. l. Not to bend the forks in the dining room. fanymorel. 2. See that the Irish Linen tableclothes are laundered weekly. 3. More care is given in handling the sherbets and goblets. 4. See that the weight is more evenly divided on the porch gliders. 5. See that the rocking chairs are returned to the class of l8 . 6. See that the tubs are not run over more than once a week. 7. See that careful use of the balcony is made during campus. We do hereby pray that you will honor these beloved possessions and use them as applesauce and pancakes. F. SYs'r.v-:R

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C V M H TT SLIPS THAT PASSED IN THE NIGHT We'l1 never forget: Pim1ot's interpretation of B. M. R.-Bathroom privileges. Non skid Warsing's-Five stats and sore tootsies. Lynch's ice Water spills and sore knees. Blough's guardianship per Lambert in Childrens Conservatory. Sounds in the O. R. and Stuckey yells, There is a mice in here. Weaver and Lambert rolling adhesive Way back in the proby days. Whiteledge's sneak-easy. lobe lon calll- I don't know anything about transfusions. ZZZZZZ! Lambert: There's nothing like a dark room for greatest developments. Potter: A tonsillectorny is a pain in the neck-to-me. Longwell: In the diet kitchen you Weigh diets by the Gram 'till you think urogram. Syster lin Lubbe'sl: From Where I sit I can't tell Whether it's mustard or custard. Horner: Smaller ice cubes, please. Lohr-at midnight on the Annex steps. Height doesn't matter to Moody. It she feels like hugging someone it doesn't matter if he is tall. Nanassy: It's a racket. Miss Krauss: There are two kinds of motion. Name them. Miss Fitzgibbon: Slow and Lambert. Miss Krauss: Where is the lumbar region? Miss Flickinger: The lumbar region is located in the North Woods. Flickinger: What's Worse than a patient with diptheria and scarlet fever? Warsing: Why I guess a patient with rheumatism and St. Vitus Dance.