Easton Hospital School of Nursing - Ligature Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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I 11011111 111140 f 6 . ,u H Q 0 N QNYTOTIQ O 99 'sb 'E 6 49 I 3 w 6 A E S q 'P S Q ra S I ' N lf- ' 2 s In 319111111111 liflf Il f Ulf Klass af 1953 Easton Hospital School of Nursing presents The LIC-I TURE K r .ih- i F' Let us not burden our remembrance with the heaviness that is gone. --Shakespeare Page Th ree . gi. 5, 245- '55 5- is gf? 2 5: T YY 'A FEES ' .. , A 8 - -t:. P11 ge Four fm :.:. MQ L' .... 2 . L :: P' il -L z M K , S, xx 1 , A 9 A Q ,,p 9 'fn 'K .:. :,.,, L-., 5 L , . , ls wk f - ' Ax-5' K xx La. 1.:. , 1 A aa i , ,Y ' ' ' . in-1 if L WQS .gk i ',.g,,. 23i A 1 ? .E-E 5:5 - wg . gi ,., .,.,. 5 V K , 4 ng W v ai-if ., . . Q fa q 5- ii:-:3.::-1:55-1 Wagga N21 - ul .- A x -'M Luka W. I M L X,R.WM,W DEDICATIO To the two people who are First and always in our hearts, To them who have strived so hard to help us accom- plish this goal, Who have shared in our joys and sorrows of the past three years, VVl1o have given us encouragement when times were dillicult and praise in our accomplishments, To the people God chose to be our teachers, coun- celors and protectors, To them who have prepared us to take our place in the world as young women, and by whose teach- ings we shall endeavor to live for years to come, To the people we owe our very lives to, yet expect so little in return, To you OUR PARENTS, WE, THE CLASS OF 1953, do lovingly dedicate this yearbook, as a token of our oft unspoken appreciation. Page F ive li A' ,, is f I --x Q. ., ' 7 ' 'f 4az,.,..:f l 'ini T il K yasaa a e fi . S jj i L a d y I n W h I t e i E E .A ,gi lx! T ,,, .,., ,i f 1 Q ::2f i s if E, ,,s..uw ' M 1- if . V w f i if, xi: if 4113 ssss ,is in f She tends the needs and comforts of . . . A world with ,,, - i Q15 'L as i ,i . i r . 2 fi 5 F K i 53 H + x E -.: 2 li L i 5:55 S! i Q i H l 1 is 1 f 3 1 li T A1 s Q 5 3? l il , .,,, 1 , , H su-Zi , f J A iz 1 i. L S55-A ,.i N as-,Lf Q Elf - T ' g, I I? , QV. ' ' .. 5 5.1 4,1 Page Six By jAMEs NIETCALFE sickness fraught . . . And fosters peace and happiness . . . In feeling and in thought . . . Unselfishly she tries to soothe . . . And ease the slightest pain . . . And usher in the sunshine when . . . The skies begin to rain . . . An angel spreading mercy in . . . The dark- ness of the night . . . Restoring broken bodies with . . . A new and healing light . . . Returning strength to flesh fatigued . . . And to the weary mind . . . She is the feet of all the lame . . . The eyes for all the blind . . . She is the albatross that guides . . . The storm- encircled ships . . . And she is every smile that parts . . . A youngster's pallid lips. SENICDRS '53 QA? xii- ,rg 410 I v-0 ad ,X f 127-:-, , Class Officers Page Eight President VVINIFRED LEE KOLUS Vice-President - BARBARA WILHELLI SC'C7'8ft1'7'y - SHIRLEY ONLEY T1'easu1'er GUADALUPE BANUELOS Ligatmv: Co-Editors - IRENE HELD SHIRLEY ONLEY Ligature Artist - JOAN AACKERMAN Advisor BEULAH E. NIILLER Climb on tlmztglz the rocks be rugged . . . Unknown Class COIOTS-FOR.EST GREEN AND YELLOW' C lass F IOZUEI'-YELLOW ROSE JOAN ACKERMAN Slatington, Pennsylvania Thou art j0y's slzr1'1'1e . . . A temple of delight. -Tuckerman Acky . . . blonde and bouncy . . . con- tagious giggle . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . aptly described as a good kid . . . Here's to your health, Acky. '12-4 . If . ,wif 1 t Q 1 ' f 5 l , , ',y' 1 I riff? 'X' 4' ' J, - .5 I9 ,f' X I af Q - ' Q 1 4 -J I I 9 .i--fl if ' i J' , f,fs'v 'I Y fi, , . ' jffifq f I r I ' 'lip , 1'fH , 1,1 5? ff ,X - a 5 a,! .' 0 rl J f I llx if A . . .4 J . I t , Q If , ,H , VVCUADALUPEBANUELOS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Thou pourest a soft, sweet, solemn, pensive strain. -Mfild Lupe . . . our dark and attractive sen- orita . . . twinkling eyes, smile to match . . . quiet but congenial . . . always be remembered for her efhciency as Treas- urer of the class. 7953 Page Nine .y 5 ,M Q, , 'Vu Q I A . . V . W g , A ' 1 . 1' 1' m - . 'U j ,. ly ' Q? l .- 1 L.-1 ky' xl A x as N 1 ! W ,f y ,IN W 1' Q1 1' 5 i V WT' ' M52 Q1 0 , I 'V fx 8 ' v 1 ' 1 SI-IIRL1EYgGPiRES W X J j :ll ' . af . 1 1 Czirpentersville, lplew JEIQSSYN i , Q 1 5 J g , W fu 1 g, f7xhey'dQY hint Rive Qlzat do zgof !Sl'l0'lfl 3 i 1 1 their Xl?,ll6.Qg4-ShH1?CSPf?ZlI,C 5 1 1 , A ,tl 3, H' 1 X 1 V0 I H Slliflely Tj. . fascifiating eyes . . . music- ,Q 'ally inclined . .-. 51 loyal, P'burg fan . . . 1 1 . . ye. pan .Me seen gfigldmgyalbout town 111 a '1 -1 darlgl green Bujichlc . . .L Hey, Shirley, what ' time is it? 'q E 0,11 1 WART A , f aww iZLW229i5i?bhm.t apliggpf Cjfc' S ' ely sure, :pon i bent! if - any KYYYVI ite . ' .. uietfdA14l!qu . . . c m as a 1 ' sun?6ir's ni l . . . frien y but ' ervc... x -n 1 s ...win- jcyo so s combin d ' wisc 111 . . . lost 1 her he ' Phil lfihia State if if ,W 7953 Page Ten W AJ 1 , 'I L 1' ij .. X , W jj VW 'fl ou l?zuere4 aborue the peqzvkslof our Q' E ll V 'ij if JU Q U if f' ,U J j 1 U ,U ii ,, L7 ,- ly! . fl .fy fi I cA4i, 0 i IU' 1' 'i J Q ' 'i ff X fly .IJ .ll pp Y Q if J W, uf fl . V1 fl uf, 'll Ojwimwffl f, - Gilbert 'Pehipsv van'a' ' if 1110341 taiys, a symlgql of g!xl1algfjed lzuf 3' l11flity. 54-Seemanrijd IU 'nl in D j J ,v NWN . ' , l l ri .. , ill' Irene . 1. .'. ,The glHllI'6l'Ol1SXlf Farmers ,VU :1j3llgljllC1'i,!'f . . Qmcigjgfby plus . . . good yxgfdnafldrec excess . ljllyliglmt sleeper . . . W her ori -htalgyjeyes give 'lei' an air of mys- ff? rlllery . . . lqvabl 1r,p1'anlMter noted for her novel icilfas. X M r k X , I 'gf ' ll Hai' 'n for , i1 4' ok l Wg-xx , Ss xy j lx' fn if X ' l '- M' ,J ' i K 1 , . - .V Q ' 'r sk x J - u f ' 1 1 1 ' J . , 1 , , I 41' ' . In Z ' n N . 4 x , . ' x J ffl ' J yJ Jdxl J .fl ff Y 8 I YJ I JJ I I JT J JI X N XX I F 1 JH Jn I Je J, I , J! Y ,JR v xr, ? J X 5. J xy, H, 'JJ Q? fi' X X N 1 J X X' ' if J l' - L , r . w ji Lv' l of ' il . F 13, T, RN xy : . ... we l, U - JJ 5 .1 Q W 1 X NHS , i'Q.'g .ilJ.,,,,XXiXX2 ofjx if .ef P,'fjN1Q0ROTH9KfHUTNIliA3J if 'A' :Ig I ' btljermsylvan Nxi?,t' 'gY 4? 'V X X X71 1' FYYQQL are good! in countless ways, Xbut ii I ,wi Q yfnu are not evil when you are not 1' Q'lg'0od. -Gibran Dot . . . dark-eyed and vivacious . . . bubbling over with laughter . . . devil- ish but delightful . . . whiz on the wards .,,, . . . a Colgate smile . . . mad about Martians and monkeys. 7953 Page Eleven A 'K I X f c cy - gc fwvibiflrp ' ti t Jw Q' Mi J? THLEEN KOVACH i Palmerton, Pennsylvania i D A You are good when you walk to your goal Hrmly and with bold steps. JR -Gibran Kathy . . . expressive eyes . . . com- o ' posed but impulsive . . . jet-propelled 1, . . . innocent mischief maker . . . favor- ite pastime is writing letters to George i . . .. t I' . . . always ready to voice her opinion. - 1 ' 'T-'W' 'Wil 'Yi ' H Wt? ig3,g5i 'wI'm l. ,fA 'ww 21 ' ' -:-:fE:E- J- -Zu. - L Zi! I ,- Ff,fa'fil' igiDl WINIFRED KOLUS Easton, Pennsylvania Her presence brzfngs to every bedside comfort. -White Winnie . . . Our class President . . . effervescent . . . charmingly talkative . . . beauty, brains, and personality . . . good nurse . . . addicted to helping others . . . can always be found writing letters. ' J i f Aja! jfefrzcfiwpfgffla . -,gg 0-cut! dag!! 5'-V11 M C' M42 ,entlff 1Q 5 3 -J 41J, ZZ-1 F- V of -P Us fa ,wgsffye L'g'P1ge Twe we ,414 X 2 ,fff,6J75Q ,p 5 4 .. X ,,K f' l . gdf1t.Qzr..4.lCLJ 'Od J K My JJ 'sfjfjffh W My I In wwf J , Qofgj ry Q!! QXJJ pf . Ujtfy 1 If 0 959.1 ju ZW 9 SM Off' Jess, .Pei yllvjnia J J vi fd JW Mai' that little Q an Iejgzjfbws her' O 1 IJ mn s. Unknqsorgb , My dj Q f v?..e1g'1!iti'Lxf1nda1' le... alwa ' cyioftlieigo . . . smart dresser . . . Qflman opping sprees . . . conducts her I own disc jockey show . . . happy when she is Scranton bound. - 35' ? Q T'7a ' '1 rf . ' QETZG PT ' 1 mi-f'.'E A 7 .. hir. f QL 5a:. ,5 -1-E: ' '., ,: 5 Hr- E file? K ig,4f.-,EMS . 33 15 '-f 15:31-., .- .- 'kai T in , -P xbffllg.,-1 --7 SHIRLEY ONLEY Easton, Pennsylvania And to love life through labour is to be intimate with life's inmost secret. -Gibran Shirley . . . quiet initiative . . . studious and dependable . . . engages in many activities . . . can always be heard sing- ing in the shower . . . remembered for her school spirit. 7953 Page Thirteen I ' x V' .-4, ,V I Q' r f W' 1. W as 11, Pennsy nit . A Wh L W 1' untaiv TA 'Z ,. d .H u ' . nk - , ' ' iss ' . . ou ai irc y l fqinpea in ' ' 1 ur- .1 . . . opu . . Ji ter ou essions . . 5 's. d ree fo ws adt1ation dip W If 7953 ,-1 Q - ay :J I K, ,.., l C r' sf J 1 fit ' D f '4 ' Y ,ff I .- , 4 ' f . 5 J, , ' 4:77 X W- II I K4 Z. T., I . 1.1,-1 sly b Q y i' Q n V V vh , F f V ,I lg v , e eGLoRJA,frzEEFFER, I , ' C f ' ., , f ' -H' ' 'V' jEaston, Pennsylvania I T'She looks as clear as morning roses new- ly washed with dew. -Shakespeare Gloria . . . the President of Student Council . . . pretty with a sparkling per- sonality . . . fond of music . . . fine soprano . . . loves to sleep . . . her hearty laughter will long be remembered. Page Fourteen ,f F,,. 7 li l i fi ,' . Y lf lf- at 1 5 -l '3 ' Q V Q ' ., . K e I g fy' ,elf , 3' JV ,7?' -M57 f if! ll ti, ,la-71' D i 1 'tj fl , , r . ,I V.IOMW0DB,NBQUGH I ,pf 4. yy Vff'Pliill-i1gsN,l3t11'g: New Jersey jp li I it v if W, lj I?eaee cliayin th.e'stre-at bequeath her I 5 ii .feel a11Jciil1o11o1 el1a1'51edX,tW air. E , , ,lj f pq -wiuis W V LA lf ,... . l. 'Rcidi'e3fN. f slim and trim . . . noted if fqijher neat hair-do's . . . tastefully dress- l Jed . .- .lpoised and punctual . . . talented 5 pizuiist . . . alter bound in the near future. lil!! ll glial ,H if' H., fig fL'!fi',f - sim , mw- svaaneagi , We V fm 1 ,, , mmf W- - mn -'mm A21 '-. ., we :ma - isfggfz ,. , me-Y, 1: V V fm? ' i s 1 Z if t , nz I ia'-it!-,Y ,K jwgi I f l l .,,. l lvl :-' TINA TANFANI Q A Alpha, New Jersey Fashioned in zz manner queenlyf' -Hauser W4 Tina , . . lustrous hair . . . attractive . . congenial . . l cheerful chatterbox . . . pizza and wine . . . always ready for a laugh . . . good nursing care . . . Lefty's , f right hand girl. V 1 ,, ,. 1 fffa ff ,f' -' r if- ll f 1 , , if .aqua K f f fi if , , ' ' . I . ff, I V 5' J, 'vi L- ! ' K f .A L . F! .fl 'M-, , X , f J' f7Q53 Page Fifteen 4 . , f A 5 ,fzim rx, if 0 'ut lil 5 I ' 1 n. -4. xy p 1 V F ,V . y ,. .L Q A W W ,ul ' I if' t i N fy ' 4' . . lf a jfs 2 , W 9 yBmRBegRA AwA1,TE134s A . , fr J ,I ' ' ,wr 1 JE W Byjingggn, Newjefgfy B J Bel1zatflQlQf kirydi and7gentI6f:l'eGibiQa'11 ' ,A l ' Q I .0 '- X H O Q N a x ly V I ly 5 Barb'Z,'. . gjkfreet anll petite. Q. . Hair for good Cloth . . . fun-lpwcingly f. . loyal to Lehigh . . . always ready fof a party . . . never a dull moment when Barb is around. a X 7 W XJ Jfffo 7 ,J fn LV if LGR WEAVER JJ Ni X9 v-E-, XlQf fl, aff! cwijitamyy Pennsylvgniaif A 'jlflzat-i.sft'H'i 'oW?gl2in ' .ig aaazltf' l 4 -U6Ty Z0nZcle1'fzilfjH1,ingg?1?! QM?xQZk hx UK if .6 .eff f LM. . . dmff 55?-a PIXIC 1n whlte QA . loyal boarder o tlue lvufcls' h 4' -IgI.oIl'anie-li? -X.-' . . . can be heazgd s 1oudLy ln 'ff .Wi chapelviff i U le . :fait hqjlovvf 'N' ing Qt gif . ij V QI: J ., Q gf - in f- Q 0 CBL Eg A-R Vx , A 4 - H! -4a NU N K,-f ,J if 1' U , 'af' If Q3 , 'T' W IQ53 f Page Sixteen Wffafef W' 9' ae if af 77 , dy - lfyfy BAR ELM pf' Easton, Pennsylvania l'Tl?61'6,S nothing ill that can dwell in such a temple. -Shakespeare VVilly . . . lovable and laughable . . . everybody's pal . . . I-Iydroinatic hot-rod . . . corn silk tresses and lanquid eyes . . . nonchalant . . . long remembered for her poetic masterpiece, Bandages in the Night. 'izg-T , 6 4 .T Q y q . v I ' fi! 'J f 5, ' K , Q. - , f If N -, X' 0 -9' I , J 5 5 , , ,X y ,, be A e T W,--9' ' 1,4 ' if fit , J wg ll -Q3 , 'Q' f' ' ' ' - -- 2lEif'N tx 5 ' I, , s -7-1 Y- ' .. ' . .g Av ,. -f yj' ,CATHERINE ZIMfMER , .f l f 2 ' , Easton, Pennsylvania if f' f N ' 1 , l KN i X ff, Y' by Y J' ' There are those zqhof-giveawith joy, and 44 J. -,K I I ' l J 'nf that joy lzs then' 1'elzuard. -G1lJ1'a11 .J '.- ' if 5 rf, 1 'iilatliyf' . tall and blonde . . . willing , . 4 l fworlger . .fl llCI'1'1flC sense of humor . . . ' f Wedding bells in the near future . . . 1 cabin in the sky . . . Boyertown's gain will be Eastorfs loss. 7953 Page Seven teen J 10 YEARS FROM NUW Joan Ackerman-will still have her many beans. Guadalupe Banuelos-will be bull-hghting down yonder in Spain. Shirley Gares-will be the first woman Mayor of P'burg. Margaret Hartman-will be a lifeguard at Shore Acres. Irene Held-will be the owner of a Chicken convalescent home. Dorothy I-Iutnik-will still be using Roux. Winnie Lee Kolus-will be the First visiting nurse of Syria. Kathleen Kovaeh-who knows? Eva Nagurney-will be doing the polka in Scranton. Shirley Onley-will be working on an Indian reservation. Barbara Pickel-will be Cigarette girl at the Forks Valley club. Gloria Pleffer-will be singing at the Met. Ioan Rodenbough-will be vacationing in Florida. Tina Tanfani-will be operating a spaghetti house. Barbara Yvalters-will be a housemother at Lehigh University. Lois Weaxfer-ivill finally be making wedding plans. Barbara Wilhelm-will be the first woman stock Car driver at the Indianapolis Speedway. Catherine Zimmer-will be entering the Pinoehle Finals of Boyertown. Page Eighteen ' E 1 it w is 2 mx. . at gum' V N . , A -,,PEiv'l,, ly '?l5l5'31QLi3llff,lSil a 'il' ' ' ,MW fi.. yu ,.y,,,w,,, 'lytzygygsii i BEULAH E. Mn.LER, B.S., M.L1T'r., R.N. 3 'K Educational Director Easton Hospital School of Nursing University of Pittsburgh New York University fdoctoral candidatej . . -.nuns . 1....1 H Ly 'sl Gur duisor There will always be something dear in the mention of your -name. . . . Huie. TO YOU, WHOM I LGVE, Truth may be diflicult to find, but it is ever presentg Let us Search for it. To respect every man because he is a man requires wisdom, Wisdom that is an inherent part of every good nurse As she cares for many Let us expand this wisdom to include our entire living. Student nurses are the hope for the future of the nursing profession to serve rnankindg Let us las graduate nursesj realize this hope and treat them kindly. Page Nineteen Page Twenty HELEN A. Moiuus, B.S., R.N. Principal of the School of Nursing Director of Nursing Service Easton Hospital School of Nursing U niversity of Pemisylzfmiia 1 O u r D 1 r e c to r 'IR61'l7E7I7IJ1'll17C'6 of forgiveness can be sweetf'-Barrett To the Graduating Class--1953 May each of you have a life span made whole by a combination of useful work and creative play. Always look ahead with optimism and self-conhdence, for only those unprepared for life are fearful of it. JLXRTI-IUR H. BRITTINGHANI B.S.E.E., john Hopkins Unizfcrs1'ty Afezzzber' of the Anzerimn College of I-lospilal Admz'r11'strat01's and the Arzzetrican I-Iosjyilal Association Our dministmtor Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 May each of you be proud of your achievements and remember to think of human similarities before you think of human differences. A clever mind sees :mother PCl'5Ol'1,S problems, but it takes an understanding heart to solve them. Y P age Tzuerz ly-one Board of Trustees Mrs. joseph Ayers Frederic Cox Norman Donohue Mrs. Paul Emanuel Clifford Gary Mrs. Albert Gross Mrs. Benjamin Haytock George Hellick, Horace Lehr Charles P. lylaxwell -Iacob Mayer Fred H. Mouser YV. L. Moore Mrs. Leo Rosenbzuun Miss Grace Sardegna .Iohn Schaible Alvin A. Schuman Lyle T. Streeter Honorable Francis E. Walter Mrs. F. Raymond VVood M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs Mrs. M rs Mrs M rs M rs Mrs M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs M rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Women,s Board Norman Applegate joseph Ayers Herman Beam Merritt Bixler H. S. Rainerd Charles Chipman Ellsworth Case Ralph Clark Richard Crannell Wayne Dumont Paul Emanuel Henry Fisher Robert Goldsmith Albert Gross Asa Hagerty Howard Hanks Benjamin Haytock George F. Hellick, Jr. C. Kuhn M rs. Horace Lehr, -Ir. Mrs. john McAbee Mrs. james McGiifert Mrs. Francis Michler Mrs. Hugh Moore, Sr. Mrs. .Iohn Morber Mrs. lfVilliam Orchard Miss Dorothy Poore Mrs. Leo Rosenbaum Mrs. Ross Rusch Mrs. George Shillinger Mrs. Frank Schumann Mrs. George Sitgreaves Mrs. I. Wesley Straup Mrs. Clyde Teel Mrs. Carl Veit Mrs. F. Raymond Vfood Mrs. M rs. Claude Yeager ,Iohn Oldt Karl LaBarr Mrs. E. T. Sales School Committee Joseph Ayers Mrs. Benjamin Haytock Herman Beam Paul Emanuel Albert Gross Miss Helen Morris Mrs. Mrs. To the Class of 1953, my sincere coitgratzzlatirms. Leo Rosenbaum F. Raymond Mfood May the love of your chosen profession sustain you and keep you always with clean hands and a pure heart. Page Twenty-Iwo MRs. ALBERT Gizoss, Chairman Zin Green be the turf above thee, Friend of my better days! None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. Tears fell when thou wert dying, From eyes unused to weep, And long Where thou are lying, Mfill tears the cold turf steep. MRS. ANNA Hess, R.N. Memoriam When hearts whose truth was proven, Like thine are laid in earth, There should a wreath be woven To tell the world their worthg Mfhile memory bid me weep thee, Nor thoughts nor words are free, The grief is fixed too deeply That mourns a soul like thee. F1TZ-GR1-:ENE HALLAGK Page Twenty-three x V - S1-11RL1w STINE, B.S., R.N. MARGARET SMITH, B.S., R.N. Assistant Director of Nursing Service Science Instructor Science Instructor Unizfersity of Pennsylwznia Sclzool of Nursing Easton Hospital School of Nursing Duke University University of Pennsylvania I, NIARIAN CANAVAN, B.S., R.N. VICTORIA SCRIMA, B.S., R.N. Nledical and Surgical Nursing Instructor Nursing Arts Instructor M-zzltlenlierg Hospital, Plainheld, N. j. Easton Hospital Sclzool of Nursing Syracuse University New York University Page Twenty-four f : 2 I 2 - X, a fl I' 1 1, 'A-. ff' I Y m F ' X MAIQX' XN7UND12RLY, B.S., R.N. SH1RL1-:Y LA121-11a12R, B.S., R.N. Clznzcal lfzstruetm' CII-mm! Inslvmfmr Kutztowrz State Teaelzers College PC'7'17'lSyl7FIl?1il1 Hosjaital, Philadelphia, Pa. C0lU 71'iU Um.7'e S tY Sffwfll f1fN111'SfHg RUTH B1c:m:L, HS., R.N. Former Assistant Director of Nurses Stale l-'zzhfersiiy of Iowa CJENEVIICVE MCGINL1-iv, R.N. Fm'me9' Acting' Clinical 1nst1'11etm' Easton Hospital School of N1l1'si11g Page Twenty-Eve A NUR E'S PRAYER Page Twen ty-six The world grows better, year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere Puts on her apron and grins and sings And keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankincl's numerous ills. Feeding the Baby, answering the bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for home, and all the while XfVearing the same old professional smile. Blessing the new-born baby's first breath, Closing the eyes that are still in death. Taking the blame for all the mistakes Oh, Dear, What a lot ol patience it takes, Going off duty at seven o'cloek- Discouraged, tired and ready to drop, But called back to help at SCVCIl-FlftCCI1- VVith woe in her heart, but it must not be seen Morning and evening, noon and night, just doing it over and hoping it's right. When we report off to cross the bar, Oh, God, will you give us just one little st ll To wear on the cap of our uniform new, ln that ward up above, where the I-lead Nurse is You? UNDERCLASSMEN X I Y l-ox, Q 1i 3.g 2 3 0 CLASS OF 1954 As we watch our big sisters graduate, we realize that soon our time will come and we will enter the welcomed profession which we are working three hard years to achieve. just emerging from our Intermediate Slump, we recall the wonderful memories of our Intermediate as well as our Junior year-- parties, dances, and small get-togethers. Last year we witnessed the completion of our new nurses' home. This year we watched the erection and opening of a new wing to the hospital of which we will some day be graduates. Raising funds for our own yearbook-The Ligature-has taken up much of our spare time. Through hard work, careful planning, and foresight, we have attained the bulk of the necessary funds. A white uniform and pin lie ahead for us in just a year. As we don these symbols of humanity, they will reflect our pride in our chosen profession. CLASS OFFICERS President ----- CORINNE DOMINE Vice-President - Lois GARIS Secretary - JANET ROONEY T1'eas'm'er JOYCE HOFSCHILD Pa ge Twenty-eiglzt CLASS OF 1955 A day had come that we'll always remember-August 28, 1952. VVe said good-bye to our parents and faced our futures. On hand to help us turn our steps along the long road were our instructors and our housemothers. Studies began almost at once. YVe met Mr. Bones and toiled in the labs. Eventually came the big day. Floor duty had seemed so far away when we Hrst came to Easton Hospital, but we soon learned to fit ourselves into the strange routine that confronted us. Time flew by as if on wings it seemed. Capping came and we chose as our officers the girls who will lead us for the next two years. They seemed best suited to fill the shoes of the many officers who have gone before us. Already our thoughts are turning to the day we, too, will shed our blue and white and will have reached the goal that is high in the heart of each and every one of us. Mfe bid farewell to the Class of 1953 and hope they, too, will be as successful as the many classes who have gone before them. CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent ----- E1.1zA1s15T1-1 ZWALD Vice-President CLIDENA NIOSER Secretmfy - CAROLYN STOCKER Treasurez' - - JANET LEONE Page Twenty nme G A N Page Thirty YOU IMAGINE? .Ioan Ackerman-dateless? Guadalupe Banuelos-with blond hair? Shirley Gares-driving a Stanley Steamer? Margaret Hartman-gray from worrying? Irene Held-being helpless? Dorothy I-Iutnik-being sad? VVinnie Lee Kolus-being silent for five minutes? Kathleen Kovach-as captain of a track team? Eva Nagurney-listening to boogie-Woogie? Shirley Onley-not taking notes in class? .Ioan Rodenbough-as a lady wrestler? Gloria Pfeller-singing bass? Barbara Pickel-listening to long-hair music? Tina Tanfani-not talking about Lefty? Barbara Walters-being fair, fat and forty? Lois Weaver-a chef at some famous restaurant? Barbara Mfilhelm-taking a Charles Atlas course? Catherine Zimmer-being calm, cool and collected? Miss Morris-without a smile for everyone? Miss Miller-not trying to do everything for the students? M iss Miss VVunderly-without her little black book? Stine-driving a jaquar ? Dr. Zulick-eating a 55.00 burnt cake? Dr. Zega-with a G. I. haircut? Upde -doing the Bunny Hop? Urban-not telling his jokes? Kramer-without his stethescope? Rolfe johnson-angry? Wing-shouting at his patients? Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Jacobins-being demanding? Dr. Pohlidal-not drinking two cups of coffee at 10:00 A.M.? M. Cohen-smoking cigarettes? Dr. Pneumo clinic without Dr. Versage? Clinics-without Miss Poore? Mrs. Haehnle-weighing 300 pounds? Mrs. Hartman-not being elhcient? Mrs. Creveling-without a smile? No Bedcheck? Students-studying during study hour? Rooms Heat the day of room inspection? Men's Surgical-without Room 222? Swing Shift on O.B.-without a delivery at l0:45 P.M.? Ham and eggs-for breakfast? The Nurses' Home ever being quiet? Training without care studies? The Nurses' Home-without Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Ricker? Two clean sheets a week? The O.R. without Bunky? Men's Surgical without John? Night Duty without Art? uf- Q. , ww ,A H 1:-H Mn: 1m.v,4z, vvw u w 5'1LHu,,. H W M A mwfA l H ml mode- A Co fl Q xowox N WY Y A MLK Gee' wx SC X-Vhat Happened, Acky , . . d rx. Y'S1UW bm SRV' Bed Our Feline Autopsy Page Th irty-one Page Tlzirty-two CAPPING PRAYER He wore a crown ol thorns that I M ight wear a crown of light, And so in deep humility I'll wear this cap of white. l'1l walk in quiet confidence, Belitting one who knows The path He trod once long ago, The way a Christian goes. And as I minister to those X'Vho need his healing touch, 1'll serve them in the name of Him, X'Vho gave for me-so much. And somehow may His light shine forth Through me from day to day, That those entrusted to my care VVill find the living' VVay. For Him who wore a crown of thorns 1'1l wear this cap of white, That when He Calls l'll worthy be To wear a crown of light. ,ALICE HANSCIHIC MORTENSON Copyright 1943 Page Tl1i1'l37-llI7't'6 J! wx Mfrs - MW: W. , , Page T11 z'1'ty-four vm U. 4-M,ag,..,,-...3i...,..,,,, 'smmw ' is Y I ww I -.f '14 'Q ,- 7.1-K f 1 . .. W 4 ' .1 W .L , 9 fwepef Q .... . Y .. , qw V- V! - V if -A ' , V f - . ., ,,.... , L. V f-gi',:',.:',g,:,4QH,2.i jvi g i .,. , ' V - ., w ' ' A S' 4, - . ' H f 1 -':-1:23 - - V 1' . J- 1 , ,: 3f35f::i.?iiESi 1 -' .. ,. ' . ,..'. - I . Am. 6- 4 CN ,, umm. H'-Z' 25 ' ' - .v 'X f M -'P ' L - , ,. 'lewis -' Qiefisaszfssvfv, X., N--'V ' iw-fi , , :aff , w-wmv g Wm! 1 W1 A ' wr ' fn. 1.5 .'s1u..g ING VV EST - VV SPITAL HO EASTON W NE .W M ,, X .3 3 Q ki M 5 Z A 'fi 9 MM 3 Si if if 1 HMM,-. wgfgyg, W-gm mmf,A15f:. WN rmwgark- N K1 gp- , 5,11 gfgxxym Q :Amin W 1: g..5,,wmx:,5f, .gy , V 'K ' 2? 5 11 ,, 1 L, . x , . ' ,ffffiifn MN 'iifigguw M M , M .2 .1 My N fx, 's MW Q- , w,vSS5.,s Y 1 ymw. ,MJ wvif X A ff 'W -. - TUNEFUL TITLES .Ioan Ackerman-VVhy Don't You Believe Me? Guadalupe Banuelos-Dark Eyes. Shirley Gares-Dance Ballerina Dance. Margaret Hartman-Mona Lisa. Irene Held-The Roving Kind. Dorothy I-Iutnik-Love Makes the World Go Round. Wfinnie Kolus-Bell Bottom Trousers. Kathleen Kovach-Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In the Morning Eva Nagurney-Music, Music, Music. Shirley Onley-Going Home. Gloria Pfeffer-My Bill. Barbara Pickel-Give Me Five Minutes More. Joan Rodenbough-Lover. Tina Tanfani-Tina Lina. Barbara Walters-Five Foot Two. Lois Weaver-l'n1 Always Chasing Rainbows. Barbara Wfilhelm-Sleepy Time Gal. Catherine Zimmer-After Graduation Day. Theme Song-Side By Side or VVe Ain't Got a Barrel of Money. Underelassrnen-Adios. Classroom skeleton-Dry Bones. First day in training-Birth Of The Blues. Miss Wunderly-Don't Blame Me. Ball and Chain-lt's ln the Book. Campused-Don't Fence Me ln. Mrs. Booth-Tell Me a Story. The Class of '53-All the Things l Might Have Been. Page Th i1'1y-eight MEDICINE eff' I I peg 5 IRENE LAUB, M.D. Aledicine Associale Dfwm Fmmxlikc, M.D. Medicine Associate I71SlI'1lC10T Moruus KRAMER, M.D. josxaru YYERSAGIE, M.D. 1WC'CliQi716 Iweclicine Associate Associate Instructm I F. W. YVARD, M.D. Medicine Associate Instrucior Page F arty VICIOR Mnssmmck, M.D. Medicina' Emeritus Chief JACOB Kmcov, M.D. Chief of Medical Ser-1rircs Josxivu GRANDI, MD. 'H ' H1 5 l 535 .1 XVIl.I.lAM I'IANlSIiK, M.D. YV, F. SKINNIQR, M.D. M cd icimf Medicine Assislanl Assistanl ' Ir1.YLru1'for 2 Instructor L A. D. C1-lmslav, M.D. Medicine Assistant Inst ructo r H. M. LliAV1'1'l', M.D. Dernmtology Syphilology AS.YUf'iIlfC4 in Clznrge Inslructor HARRY T. HOFFMAN, M.D Cardiology Assorizzlc in Charge Ins! rumor S. M. LICSSIC, M.D. Psyrlzintry Nz'-urology Assorinle in Clmrge Page Forty-mm sm i ,,. W iw X .54 K :XA X . 1 fn M .L :- ,xg Vs ,: W 11. as -1 M yn HHN mn ms Se .,.,.-A NAM- few zilv A N 4 QW Y - W W Q32 ,Q . Ay v w, A Page F arty-two is ss A .1 QEFV E Hyun M M RUSH I, m a an m vw was an a sm E 2 wa ws ww um an ma w a as an 1 .ul W .N W' fgggg ,M .,,w X, ,, 3? 52,5 P5 H sk W' 5 ' Z 1 'WF' ? J., if S-Q fs 5 E my .v H? 5 E51 5 ':- A .Pl M is ...:. : ,. sl M . ., mgfm M .-Mg. gg? , .,., A lg: , in ,rv 'isa 'B .H , :::'C. my W1 sas gm 5 3 xl Q 35 ,W gf sl 5,5 .,,,. x 1 :xx ' :U 53 ,N . Wg!-2365 .Z 'K 'S M A M S f S my W LL. Sihfv- nl' ' M W. A X si 1Wg,2QQ3 Q,g ' 1 SW- '45-.355 ' ar? ,I V M Page FUTlfV-lfllTlf6 Q ,f gf I. K 'I , 4. P Page l m'ly-fam LIRGERY f Z! - 3 ,Vf '-Q. x! , x X ' f X ' N . Xfjfvfigi , . X . N N '43 1 f an 7 4 -N X f - X x X . I l XXX X ' x xg ff X , A X, , x is I , 1 1 XX X f ' X, ff -Z X i 55 A K 9 W .Y f' g I 1 . 7 lg 431- I f jf. - Q -if Q, , ,M 'FHOMAS C. ZUIJCK, JR., M.D. Cl1iC'fSll7'gL'0ll HAIKVIQY C. Ulfm-ifzkovli, M .D. Surgery Iirnerilus Assoeinle , V , - ' Y n G- HOMFR BLOMU MD- CH,uu.1cs A. NV,xI.TMAN, M.D. KIQNNIQTH KRlissx.mz, M.D GC 'm' 5jU 5, f 3' General Surgery General S'llTgEl'y A-5051016 Associate Assistant Inslruetor 1ustru.et0r Page F arty-si x ' 'Ei u- Qi! mt, M ,.' SIDNIQY E. WVmN'rRAUlx, M.D. Vascular Diseases Associate in Charge Instructor Proclology Acting Associate in Charge JOHN C. RliG1KNIS, M.D. General Szngery Assistant GEORCZIC BARRETT, M.D. Urology Associate in Charge Instructor , w it 5 L w L t t 1 w F. lr I HARRY UNDHRWOOD, M-D. Llf:oN FRILZDMAN, M.D. Hmm POLINER, M.D. J' N' ci??Rf 7RH' MD' Gffllvflll -5'lWg01'y General Surgery General Surgerv , . 'O 09 , AS-fiflflm Assistant Assistant 4 lL 'e 'mX Assonale Instructor lnstrurlor Instructor ffwffffffvf Page F orty-seven ROW JOHNSON, MD- C. HUGI1 B1.ooM, M.D, JOSEPH URBAN, M D 0I'1l70IJL'CiiCS fmd P113fSiL'11l Ojahthalmulogy OAoluryngolag5 fWedfc'me Assorizzle in Charge Assorinle in Change AXSOCLIIIE m Clzrrrgc Inst:-uclgr Instrudor Instructor ,J ' L36 ,Al , ff 3 L f-'Awfx ' ',.. X if 'UtL,f,j ' ' Q' 'i' i' w tf.-: 3 5 E W ,.., V. X . l K' X I , EL 1 gi f i' ' ' 'M' 1. ' x 5 7: X Ze, + f 1 a HENRY NIACOBIUS, M.D. Oplzthalmology Assistant Instructor Page F arty-eight STANLEY POHLIDAL, M.D. Orlhojnerlirs and Physical Mffclicine Assistant ANTHONY J. FTURTZO, M.D Otolaryngology Assistant Insl1'uc'l0r Ixvmrs S. Cloovmz, M.D. 1VC'I.lT0S1l11'gE'V:V Assoriatzf ws am was wa w Wu E Xxx ,dm E 1 nm .,, lg na K. Fa M fi iw My wmv QQH4 ,ef S fuss Ax gil, . Mx WM ix ur 1253 M .Am K 1 sqm sms ma ss W 4 M if ' X. WE f Page F arty-n1'11e ang ms E GBSTETRICS - 1 Q, K Q Q Q5 if ii ff 14 gig W X fl 5 xx X EX A my my ws nm? Page Fifty-two ,mn was mmm S 61 ms X-A rs WE ,T glaggf Q 5' EERE N wgwggy sg? 4 A-mf in ., .3 M QSWQQ Wagga 'Q 'KW M, .Wm Huw w Q15 -LET? v L aural-af wa may xv: fv. . N., .x Sf snr vs A. .zu if we fmmnw v DONALD C. Ric:-mans, M.D. Chief of Obstelrirs IP'-ff UflU L. F. I3URKr.m', M.D. Associate Instrurior Q T. W. B,w.cKLm', M.D. Associate Inslruclm' S'rr:vH1aN MURRAY, M.D. Associate Inxlruclor Page Fifty-th1'ee I CAN EE GOD Page I 1'fty-yfour I look at a baby and see God. The quiet, sleeping infant suggests peace, a peace which has no equal. The low cooing voice of the child reveals content- ment. The sudden outburst of gurgling laughter brings forth the exuberant joy of the Lord. The sparkling eyes signify the life He gives. The un- affected smile manifects His sincerity. He smiles on all who love Him. He knows no prejudice. The baby proves and justifies His entity. He symbolizes purity and righteousness. His outstretched arms enfold all who are ready to receive Him and accepting Him is a paramount experience. He enshrines all who meet Him and causes them to pause in solemn admiration ol' His meticulous beauty and detailed perfection. The baby in his entirety reveals the abundance of His grace. He loves all who serve Him. He is the hope of today for tOll101'1'OW. His glory is everlasting. Yes, I can see Glld.-BIELILAIYI E. MILLER PEDIATRICS J' ' U ' - 'W u . V , ,., R. D, l'ARRx', M.D. Assistant Instructor Page Fi f Ly-six 3425332 . .,-.. Rolxmu' S'rr:w,xRn, Assistant Instructor ,354 '11 2 ,rn H JUHN HOWELL W EST, M.D Pediatrics E7l167'ifllJ Chief MERTON E. Cormx, MD. M.D. Assoriate in Clmrge of Pcdiatrirs Instructor ROBERT COHEN, M.D. E1.I.A Aucn Rlczcl, M.D. Assistant Assisiant I nslructo r N Emi? +-55 of fu. N A X. , jj, S? f -Q.:-w,,-':a-....i' N I t Pa ge F ifty-semfn Wy! - M: V . 1 . M , Page Fifty-eight ,ya Qi, , H . 1 2 ' - im W: 5 A I 53 r ,J .3 LJQ-is 'E f MISCELLANEOUS if F W. G. FFILLMAN, M.D. Radiologist Emeritus 1 Wu,1.1AM IOHNSON, M.D. ROBERT JIQFFRIQD M-D - Rzdiiologist Rudwlogzst NEWTON W- LARKUM, MD- HERBERT Dusoksuv, M.D Pallmlogist A rzesthesiology Mrfdiral Science Associate in Charge Insfructov' Page Sixty Page Sixly-one m asaE aww ms a va wa mm ffffilpl ms I WN, ,A fm, N f-gf 'I 1 x If MW- xnx- ,MMWMFM ' .v 5' mm v T H 5: mg: ,Xa , .. W W qi ..-.,:.5u-51,1 , 5, ,fnM:,QW f1ZHii?J?zf:?1 ..Jggwmgw T T A W- . ..: dQ.jx.f Q M . ru-iw r-K-:XA x ,.,. .Vi Z. 'iigfiwi i2g,f'L, .' lZZ:??fff Page Sixty-three K., Page Sixty-fam' ,al ww an was nm iii? GENERAL PRACTICE SECTION R. G. Benjamin, M.D. Alfred O. Boettger, M.D. Joseph M. Bran, M.D. XVilliam P. Barrison, jr., M.D. Frank Capobianco, M.D. F. T. Clarke, M.D. Max Cooper, M .D. S. G. DeMareo, M.D. Paul Drake, M.D. R. H. Dreher, M.D. john A. Fraunfelder, M.D. 'Ioseph L. Farace, M.D. Ralph Fisller, M.D. Lewis Genninger, M.D. E. B. Hartman, M.D. 'HaroId I-Iolland, M.D. C. D. Hummel, M.D. Kathryn Krausz, M.D. H. L. Krieger, M.D. K. S. Kuhn, M.D. George Laubach, M.D. l-I. Crozier Leigh, M.D. UI. McDonald, M.D. G. H. Nadeau, M.D. Charles A. Nicholas, M.D. ll. A. Norris, M.D. G. Oliver, M.D. Quiney, M.D. Nicholas Romano, M.D. Paul Schuessler, M.D., Instructor AH. Y. Seidel, M.D., Instructor A. N. Seyfried, M.D. George Smith, M.D. I-Ierman Smith, M.D. Lewis Smith, M.D. A. Sparta, M.D. Robert Stein, M.D., Instructor .Iames Sullivan, M.D. C. Milton Thomas, M.D. Frank V. Thompson, M .D. .Iohn A. Turtzo, M.D. Ellsworth Uhler, M.D. Stephen Wetmore, M.D. Raymond lflfing, M.D. DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY Clzief: R. McLaughlin, D.D.S. Assislmztr C. Buchanan, D.D.S. Clarence Fox, D.D.S. Herbert Holland, D.D.S. Aaron Litwak, D.D.S. T. lNfIcCartl1ey, D.D.S It Leave of Absence R. E. V. Miller, D.D.S. Henry Kowitz, D.D.S. joseph R. Loiacano, D.D.S I-Ienry Segatti, D.D.S. I-Iermau Beam, D.D.S. Page Sixty-Hue . W VUL iv? 1 Y r.-fffifw w - x. di' 11335 M .gk -.pf xgw . H .K 3 A .. 3. , , :ai . :T L 4.21 sas W- 52 iii. -le? QQ it h' A4 f ' 3 fl :i ': X Pa ve .Sixty-six Ac T IVITIE Q6 ' ' .L 4 ss , , ' Q45 KOR , O fm, ' 1 K 'so , oe? 'Q' Q Q: fx gf, ,'x '99 an ts O:'Q3x QQ, om 4 4 ' Q 98' X Q -I'.. N-'xp Z, I ,-is -:Z X lid W W 3, P - 4 - X ' 3 13 :- -!- 95561 '1 , :::1 S ?? Z ' 5 2 , , ' '56 ' ' if Q' ', M f 2 n f, 51 . Page S1'xly-figlrt Q a ms nm an sm .nh-. is me 2 as 44.1 5 may 3 xx. E .,, ., ,. W :., Q I I , I ' , 4 f W T' l ' L Aix, Page Sixty 1-n ine WHO DONE IT? 1. Who tookia visitor's temperature? 2. Who rubbed a patient's back with Soda Bicarbonate? 3. VVhat student tested sterile water with her finger? fl. What student wrote verbal orders on the doctor's order sheet? 5. lN7ho, while working on G.U., answered a light on M.S.? 6. Who said Thank you, Miss Alicef, to Miss Moser? 7. Who offered a urinal to a Patient with a catheter? 8. Who picked up two urinals upside down and found the results on the floor? 9. What student was being pushed up the hall in a laundry cart and was caught by Miss Quig? 10. X'Vhat student was complaining about having P.M. on her day off? ll. Who called ether boots oother beets? l2. Wfho used Lubafax on a nasal catheter? l3. Who slid in the delivery room and landed under Dr. Richard's legs? 14. Who slipped off the classroom sink while turning the clock ahead? 15. Who toured the classroom in a laundry bag? 16. Who tied the bandages that fateful night? 17. Wfho hung over the roof of the Old Nurses' Home dangling a dried prune on a thread to scare a fellow classmate? 18. Who used a mop to make a dummy to fool Mrs. Booth? l9. Who boiled their cats heads in the laboratory of the Old Nurses' Home and smelled the place to high heaven? Page Seven ty CAPS OFF TO. Mrs. Famularo, Mrs. Sabatino, and Miss Cimino-for working along with the students. Dr. Reganis and Dr. Pohlidal-for just being you. Dr. Friedman-for taking time to explain procedures. Our I-Iousemothers-for tolerating our many pranks. Miss Morris-for always understanding. Miss Miller-for being one of us. Frank Varga-for supplying the drug literature for our care studies. The volunteers-for lending a helping hand. Tessie Picone and Mrs. Boylan-for keeping up our morale. Dr. Zulick and Dr. Updegrove-for the annual Christmas Dance. Dr. Updegrove and Dr. XfValtman-for always making donations and buying tickets even when you don't know for what purpose they are intended. Dr. Johnson and Dr. Poliner-for making lectures fun. Dr. Weintraub-for breaking us into the swing of the O.R. Our instructors-for their professional guidance. Evelyn Young-for being trustworthy and loyal to our class. Ellen-for her thoughtfulness. Art and George-for a helping hand on night duty. Mrs. Klabunde-for being our life-save1 ' on night duty. R-Irs. Neary and Miss Quig-for being our ideals. The people of Easton and surrounding areas-for the new the wing to the hospital. The school committee-lor their many teas. The graduates-who haven't forgotten their student days. Nurses' Home and Page Seven ly-one L, THE NIGHT Remember the night And the fury we caused, The night we tied All the tloorknobs with gauze? Gosh, we IIIUSI have all been Inspired by fiends, I cannot recall-but- I think the idea was Irene's! Down the hall the Brave bandages crossed As if to tell the world We could not be bossed. The night was black-the white Of the bandages glearned thru the Dark as we sehemed and we dreamed -Iust to hear Booth's bark Then what to my wondering Eyes did I see, But the clock on my desk-10:30. I dove into bed and hoped I looked as if sleeping pretty The men on men's Surg., Had me tired and weary, But my nerves were a-tingle And of sleep I was leary. As the minutes ticked by Excitement rose to a fever- I felt like jumping about like a Retriever- And then to our minds came a Hash And it read-Booth-God Bless her, with her tired tread. But our nerves were all shattered- We could no longer take it The spasms of laughter o'er took us It seerned the whole place was A'shakin'! Girls, take them down! Boomed the voice down the hall- Xvhat did she want us to do? VVhy, get on the ball! My door flew open and there she Stood,-Right then I wished I was Wearing a hood. Boy, she scared me to death IfVith her cross examination. What did she think I was A stool pigeon? I'll call Miss Bickel, she warned And call Miss Bickel she did. To cut the bandages We stormed to the hall-cause After all-we're not dumb kids. Page Seventy-Iwo We were all so scared-our minds Worked fast-cause we didn't Want ten years before the l'11aSt In two minutes flat the bandages XV ere under our beds. IVe leaped into bed and sleep Kept Yelling in our heads. I opened my door-and there Biekel Stood! Her eyes looked as if they Were gleaming. Line up in the hall We huddled In a ball, Give me the bandages. To take them Is forbidden. VVe controlled our giggles well, But in our throats they Started to swell. There Kovach stood, I thought I'd die, Her expression with dracula Sure could vie. This thing was becoming More hilarious by the minute. Hutnik was shaking so hard, If I laugh I'll surely be taken Bickel's words spun through Our brains-we made not a sound. For after all-our scheme Had been found ...... To our beds we all went . . . She said if out once more- Our permissions would be spent. For some reason there wasn't A sound the rest of the night. The next day, the air was Exploding from the might of the night Miss Morris was so angry- Her face so serious as Before us she stood, Visions of Sing Sing kept being A must-Now our hearts Were broken- Campused for two weeks-At first We thought they were jokin. We must pay-because of our youth? joy to our life does not permit Us to be solemn-to tell the truth And so some night in your life We hope you will pause And remember- The night we tied all The doorknobs- With gauzelllll in G 5' 3 S Hs 222 QS 33 gif N .lg mg: ii: 'Q-Q md QQ-L20 56 X. 5- 3 wil it 3 Ng Q2 wi 0 Q 0-5 is .5 Q In Q 3 QQ -m Nr 'Y fx -fa Kip , . Q- x X. '71 E X K X. N 3 Q NX X Q Q QM 5? Eve QS NSW gg X Ne 3 X-5 RE XX Q3 N X ladfwfy' W JAM N x X Y EX S S E Y S lRmfn 2 . E' ru Qlccn 5 L W J Z F 1.- g o 'U T: 41 o f 0 V52 W 15 . .215 Tn .LE -3 m li -0 f.. . 0 ny is 5 1 ,D E. -6 - o :DD 'N ID . 5 Q '12 CL W SQ Q N, Q w 3 Q2 W Qu Q Ns.. X 'ij -Q 3. if ', ... -.2 Fi' -1,4 'if 4 -' he .5 N' ...M ii - - f i n -a 1' I f , Q.: f A - -N if iii. . . ' M vffj , J S sr Q1 W N-N COMMENCEM ENT CALENDAR Sunday, Nlay 17 Baccalaureate Service, 8:00 P.M., Trinity Episcopal Church, 234 Spring Garden Street.-Reverend H. Halbert. Monday, May 18 Graduate dinner for senior class at VValp's-7:00 P.M. Tuesday, May 19 School Committee Buffet Supper at the home of Mrs. F. Raymond Vlood, 324 Pierce Street.-5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Commencement rehearsal, 3:30 P.M., at the X'Vilson High School. I'V8d7'lE.S'Clll3l, M ay 20 Dinner Dance at the Hotel Easton, 7:00 P.M. Tlzursday, Bday 21 Homecoming, 3:30 IKM., in the Recreation Room of the Nurses' Home. Supper served at 5:00 P.M. in the Recreation Room of the Nurses' Home. Commencement-8:15 P.M,, VVilson High School. Speaker-Dr. VV'ilton M. Krogman, University olf Pennsylvania. Reception-9:00 P.M,-Recreation Room of the Nurses' Home. Friday, May 22 Alumni Banquet-Hotel Easton-7:30 P.M. Page Seventy-ffm1' Graduation Dinner 9 Page Seventy-15116 aduation Dan Page Sfzfcnty-szfx Commencement Page Severzty-severz .e CLASS WILL NVQ, the Class of 1953, being of sound mind and decrepit body, do hereby declare this our last will and testament: -Ioan Ackerman bequeaths her energetic personality to jackie fSpeedyj Hartung. Lupe Banuelos bequeaths her eye lash curlcr to Carolyn fLong-Lashj Cory. Shirley Gares bequeaths her twinkle toes to Charmaine fCharlestonj Wayne. Peggy Hartman bequeaths her love for Philadelphia State to Dee fl Don't VVant To Goj Spanitz. Irene Held bequeaths her half empty bot- tle ol peroxide to Mary QYour Roots Are Showingj Saad. Dot Hutnik bequeaths her love letters to Lois fFaithfulj Garis. Mfinnie Lee Kolus bequeaths her trim hairdo to Loretta fVVatch Your Collarj Pisz- czek. Kathy Kovach bequeaths her impulsive- ness to .Ioyce QThink It Overj I-Iofschild. Eva Nagurney bequeaths her Classic rec- ords to Frances QYippee-yi-oy Horwath. Shirley Onley bequeaths her ability to rise and shine to Noreen fSleepyj W'oodring. Gloria Pielfer bequeaths her hearty laugh to Corrinne fSmileyj Domine. Sissy Piekel bequeaths her Lucky Strikes to june fSmoke Gets In Your Eyesj Chivell. ,Ioan Rodenbough bequeaths her many loves to Pat QOne And Onlyj Wren. Page Seventy-cfigllt Tina Tanlani bequeaths her before swing shift dates to Theresa QLast Minutej Mazza. Barbara VValters bequeaths her airfoam cushion to -Ioyce fPull Your Chair Up Closerj Barsony. Lois Weaver bequeaths her ability to get into jams to Lois fBall And Chainj Brown. Barbara Wilhelm bequeaths her driving ability to Janet fThere Goes My Car Rolling Down The Hillj Rooney. Cathy Zimmer bequeaths her Good Samar- itan Salve to Vida fOh, My Aching Backj Peck. Kathy Kovach bequeaths her airmail sta- tionery and stamps to Marge flilll Going To Be Writingj Soloe. Lupe Banuelos bequeaths her Mexican tresses to Clara fGee, I got a Haircutj Cum- mins. Eva Nagurney bequeaths her bargain hunt- ing sprees to Elaine fSaks' Fifth Avenuej lNIeehanic. Tina Tanfani bequeaths her height to .Ieanne fDo You Need a Slepladderj Piazza. Peggy I-Iartmen bequeaths her quiescent manner to Dolores Ql'm Boilingj Toigo. Shirley Onley bequeaths her treks home to Marion QI t's Been a Long, Long Timej Tech- entin. Gloria PfeHer bequeaths her interest in care studies to Lois CI Hate 'emj Urban. Signed, THE CLASS OF 1953 l'V1'l I7 esses: Miss I-IELEN NIORRIS Miss SHIRLEY STINIS Miss BIZULAI-I NIILLER ACKNOWLEDGMENT VVe have made a sincere effort to signify through this book all that has had a part in our experiences of the three years while at the Easton Hospital School of Nursing. We have been unsuccessful in obtaining some pictures that we would like to have included because of a variety of reasons, but we do want to thank each group and each individual for the assistance they have given us. They are as follows: Board of Trustees VVon1en's Board School Committee Alumnae Association Administration Ollices Anesthesia Department Auxiliaries Business Ollices Dental Department Dietary Department Electrocardiographic and Electroencephalographic Department House Mothers Housekeeping Department Laboratory Laundry M ai n ten a n ce Medical Records Olhce Medical Staff Orderlies Pharmacy Physical Therapy Department Resident Staff Roentgenic Department Social Service Volunteers VV ard Aides And last the NURSES in their numerous positions, those who were our upper-classmen and our under-classmen, and not least our fellow-classmen. XfVith grateful appreciation, THE CLASS OF 1953 Page Seventy-11 ine PAT Page Eighty RONS Class of l952 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Barlow, -lr. Dr. and Mrs. George Barrett Mr. Theodore Beam Dr. Joseph Brau Miss Connie Burrano Mrs. Ellsworth Case Miss Vivian Cimino Dr. and Mrs. Leon Friedman Miss Doris Geritz Mr. james Gosner Dr. and Mrs. Rolfe .Iohnson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Levy Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarthy Miss Beulah E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Murray Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. A. Nunes Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Pohlidal Mr. Thomas Smith Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stein Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Turtzo Dr. and Mrs. Raymond VVing lfV0!IlCl1'S Auxiliary, Northampton County Medical Society M iss Mary VVunderly Miss Elizabeth Zwald THE -IO1-IN CORRELL CO., INC Printers and lJllf11IIfS7l!!J'.S S1'I'Il'If 1872 ESIS-320 F ICRRY S'1'RmcT EASTON, PA. ..-.M W l ,- ' h 1 n w ' J A I .. E ,Al ,Ju - L - ,,,- T1 .L .- l 1 M 1 A ,Ju ,f .- 1 .. In , , n I , n 'H .ne ,lx ,-,:' 1 1 if . , . .AL- Lv :LA , - 'Quran .IW J:iQ,.! 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