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

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'I' 6 os 2 1 o A 2 s I E el of 6 E Q : Q 1 'P s S H 5 z H S E Q S 2 Q, ? ,S 1 - ,791 ,Q ' 1 a 'Y a 'HI' 'I 9 l111lIllllll'l,I Four 0 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Victor W. Anckaitis Mrs. Joseph W. Ayers Mr. William Berg Mrs. Robert Birkel Mr. A. H. Brittingham Mr. Frederic R. Cox Mr. Norman R. Donohoe Mr. Maskell M. Ewing Mrs. A. Albert Gross Mrs. Benjamin Haytock Mr. George F. Hellick, Jr. Mr. Harold S. Hutchison Mr. Charles P. Maxwell Mr. Fred H. Meuser Mr. W. L. Moore Mrs, VVilliam- Orchard Mr. Harold Robeson Mrs. Leo Rosenbaum Mrs. E. T. Sales Mr. john F. Schaible Mr. Alvin A. Shumann Mr. Lyle T. Streeter Hon. Francis E. Walter HONORARY TRUSTEES Mr. Horace Lehr Mr. Jacob Mayer Mrs. F. Raymond Wood WOMEN'S BOARD M rs. M rs. M rs. M rs. M rs joseph W. Ayers Herman S. Beam Merritt D. Bixler Howard S. Brainerd Charles Chipman Mrs. Ellsworth Case M rs . Edwin B. Cocldington Mrs. Richard VV. Crannell M rs. M rs. M rs. Paul W. Emanuel Henry A. P. Fischer Robert Goldsmith Mrs. A. Albert Gross Mrs. Asa N. Hagerty Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Benjamin Haytock George F. Hellick, John C. Kuhn Karl K. LaBarr Marion Laubach Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Horace A. Lehr, jr. john S. McAbee James B. McGifEert Mrs. Francis Michler Mrs. Kenneth H. Mitman Mrs. Craig Moore Mrs. Hugh Moore Mrs. John F. Oldt Mrs. William Orchard Miss Dorothy A. Poore Mrs. Leo Rosenbaum Mrs. Ross G. Rusch Mrs. Edgar T. Sales Mrs. Geo. L. Shillinger M rs. M rs. M rs. M rs. Frank E. Shumann Clyde W. Teel Carl VV. Veit F. Raymond Wood Mrs. George VV. Sitgreaves fAuxiliary Representativej SCHOOL COMMITTEE M rs. A. Albert Gross Mrs. Paul W. Emanuel Mrs. Benjamin L. Haytock Mrs. Horace Lehr, Jr. Miss Helen Morris Mrs. Leo Rosenbaum Mrs. Edgar T. Sales Miss Marion Smith ed ication one who has been our Director, Advisor, and Counselor, one who has lent her untiring inspiration up our stairway of success, one whose many activities are proof of her friendliness and willingness to help others you, Miss Helen Morris, we, the Class of 1956, humbly dedi- cate our Yearbook. 0 Five ii li 0 3 ARTHUR H. BRITTINGHAM, F.A.C.H.A. B.S.E.E., john Hopkins University Cur dministrator Congratulations! We of Easton Hospital are proud of being a part of the success in the birth of your professional career. May each ensuing anniversary of your graduation bring pleasant mem- ories and a kind thought - from you to all of us. ARTHUR H. BRITTINGHAM Six 0 i-1-if i-lil l lb iii gr Q53 35? X, T7 . ily-filif? u qi me , as UT if-an A R3 H-QQ:-V Q N A Qi B in ii -in-A B is if Q v Q is EA . B ' if H 2 W X E B is H H X? :5::::sg:::,:--' H E E H ' E is E H W W E T 1: H QB if 'f 2' W i s if 1 5--1 .. - W 3:5-m,.:.:.5525-fz,f..:.f:..,:::,l.,.E.,. - .:. . , HELEN A. MORRIS, B.S., R.N. Principal of the School of Nursivig Director of Nursing Service Easion Hospital School of N1,L1'S1'Hg University of Pemisylvania O u r D I r e c t o r Time Alone Paints the Picture of Life. May each of you be able to look into the past with fond remembrance, and View the future with optimism and faith. HELEN MORRIS, B.S., R.N. O Seven OUR FACULTY . .. im S, 1 - ,I mix IRENE HELD, R.N. Assistant Director of Nursing Service Easton Hospital School of Nursing University of Pennsylvania S. SHIRLEY STINE, B.S., R.N. VICTORIA SCRIMA, B.S., R.N. Educational Director Nursing Arts Instructor Easton Hospital School of Nursing Easton Hospital School of Nursing University of Pennsylvania Ne-iv York University Eight o AIOSEPHINE 13. BOONE, B.S., R.N. DELLA ROSE BRAMHALLV, B.S., R.N. Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor Germantown Hospital School of Nursing john Hopkins Hospital School of Philadelphia, Pa. University of Pennsylvania Nursing Berea College, Berea, Ky. CARRIE ELLA BDE, B.S., R.N. Miss MARYBELLE CRUSAN, B.S., R.N. Clinical Instructor Medical and Surgical Nursing Instructor Temple University School of Nursing Lebanon Valley College Temple University Philadelphia General Hospital Temple University 0 Nine MARY WUNDERLY, B.S., R.N. Assistant Director of Nursing Service - 1955-1956 Clinical Instructor - 1951-1954 Pen iisylzmrzlkz I-Iospiml School of Nursing Ph iladelph ia, Pa. Kutztown Stale Teachers College X 1VIARGARE'r SMITH, B.S., R.N. Science I11struclor- 1952-195-1 University of Penrisylvania School of Ten O Nursing Duke University NIARY L. COWAN, B.S., R.N. 1Wed1'cal and Surgical N ursing Instructor - 1953-1955 Colby College School of Nursing Colby, Maine NIARIAN CANAVAN, B.S., R.N. Medical and Surgical Nursing Instructor - 1949-1953 Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainheld, New jersey Syracuse U Tl' iversi ty sw aw eww 5-W xx .4 was M mi H W ww m is 'fi 1, YA Q-we gywwsgigf xgflgwsinmmms MARSH ' H ww ,wwmiffii MWWQESZZQQR 33:5 Emi: ,E , ,A k Q .:0,, .,: Wu WV-Q -Nz f 5365131 P. flfllllli, Q T V V ,, -f nsJn1r,,1Ivmus1rlnanm.. '- -R , A ' TvZ1,:,7yA-,,,,fm',f,ffjjmg 1:4531 v.f Qlaggfjr Q , A.'h W Aigg 1 fayfffiffzz ff: Lfln QEQM'-'L Zfylfri ff -1wfffAfdff2fz,a.inifffdZVrwlifyfffg-Qfafgli4ff,.Q1QifixQafFf4QfQQgbfdf-ff-'ZX A V V:-5!:i lfff,P'giZ,jf'24A't'9fIA.-gilllilfal ykgglkffsl -fr 112 I :X ff 1 L. v. W. x H-zzswgg 552 it ,X as Ei-E E -im E Fi izfimeellgnfa my .Vw Yue. Mg, W , sz . W we K'-Q w A Q E5 E :sg .., Ji. 'wse.if,fx.,a 2-' M gigs.. N A ANNAVIRGINIA BARRESE Annie QMS: H A H , N Q uw. N Easton, Pa. 'fr W ' A One of the busiest girls in the class . . . striking personality . . . good looks make her a hit . . . loves big hen sessions after duty . . . fairly bubbles with enthusiasni . . . looking forward to , T , general duty nursing . . . Annie will be an asset iilfl i . --' -2 to any convalescent patient. Q fp Twelve 0 CAROLYN STOCKER BARTHOLOMEW Carolyn Phillipsburg, N. LIGATURE editor . . . disarming smile . . . good Lf.. patient rapport . . . dependable . . . spare time spent at her apartment . . . Carolyn and her Cookbook are inseparable . . . future plans in- riage. clude O. R. nursing and making a happy mar- MARTHA BELLANTI Mart Easton, Pa. Small but mighty . . . active . . . dislikes not be- ing able to go home more often . . . always quick with an answer . . . loves spaghetti and meat balls . . . true-blue to Wilson High . . . California bound after graduation. BETTY JANE BORDA Betty Long Island, N. Y. Deep appreciation of good music . . . enjoys the wonders of nature . . . dislikes getting up in the A.M .... composed at all times , . . dry sense of humor . . . The simple things in life appeal to Betty . . . how about Frontier Nursing in the future? U U F 0 Thirteen - V l -tw Q V' - RE AAS.: .aUf3:'e :xii 5 'gan Fourteen -i, J --, J 1- -2 1 l s ARLENE CESARE Cesare VVest Bangor, Pa. Long shining black hair-large brown eyes . . tall and stately f... loathcs an untidy room . . . a non-smoker, she is continually emptying ash trays . . . loves pizza pie . . . her favorite saying- VVhat did ya say . . . future plans-Obstetrical nursing in Sunny California. r 'N 35 4 IIVIILYN EVLRITT FITZGERALD Tommie Easton, P1 Loves routine on or off duty . . . frequent trips to Batavia, N. Y. have proven successful toward gaining the title of Mrs .... off duty hours in- clude sewing, knitting and eating . . . takes work seriously . . . with the Army she will see the world. VX E is H Yi .K Jmxiss 1 fs s 5 i W Zi A ss 5 if i DORIS HOGMARK Deedle High Bridge, N. Defends High Bridge and Stan Kenton to the hilt . . . never backs out of a good argument . . . irrepressible personality . . . preferences for Freud, poetry and bass . . . destination like Deedle in the stars. 3 E 5 as n nw me 's :-:,::f.' ' Bwwwi XSBb1!n.f-M 5 :-1' H s s s .gas 4. V, s s ss gmgwsw .:.:. Q- - ,g Yew sqfmedqp :-:-5-5E35f:5:.:.:.: : DOMENICA FAMULARO HOLMES Mickey Easton, Pa. Fiery red hair . . . proud mother of a handsome baby boy . . . likes those late, late conferences . . . a good, conscientious worker . . . in her spare time Mickey heads for home . . . plans to be a good mother and a good general duty nurse. i i' 1-J i 1 ii 1? l i 0 Fifteen l i i li un- -nr i1 HE. 2, .WE 5 s I E H B' n,b me 533 as tis m sa gs QQ ggi sl If 2,?a5:i?'m in 5:33595 Sixteen 0 s s s ss gwssg EE my ,A m. , e H B N BEE an E I E52 mf 'W HX B E sw, S 1 E E H s W an sw s CHRISTINE HORAN Nina Shenandoah, Pa. Sparkling brown eyes . . . good-will ambassador for Shenandoah . . . wonders how she was lucky enough to get the room across from the tele- phone . . . interested in complicated cases . . . anesthesia fascinates Nina. 5? 'E :BI DIANE JACOBS jake Round Valley, N. This blonde is not Bleached . . . good worker . . . crazy over Buicks . . . and a certain driver . . . What? . . . has developed the virtue of patience these past years . . . night duty on Ma- ternity is Diane's future goal. i JUNE KLINE Ju-we Easton, Pa. Piano virtuoso . . . S1nartie at the books and at sewing . . . patients love her . . . always neat and full of pep . . . the future looks like a happy one for june. ' '2- 2 1D JOYCE KREMER joyce Cranford, N. Sleepy time gal . . . loves tall men flvlan, Pleasej . . . last minute arrival . . . loathes show-offs and conceitecl people . . . Oldsniobiles are her favor- ite cax '... future is that of a band of gold . . and general duty nursing. I 0 Seventeen if Ig 1 P r 25 -vw 4 ,,, 4' ? f EI:QII1- lx .R +3 -v x w, W : vz Fil? A ' .. Jr-rg 1 gl BARBARA MOORE LABARRE Barb Portland, Pa. Our cute transfer . . . friendly disposition . . . dislikes spoiled little girls - why, maybe because she is the mother of a bright-eyed little girl . . . can be found washing diapers on her days olf . . . wants to be a good general duty nurse and a good mother to Sherma. x 4 fr Q . PATRICIA LAUER Patti Easton, Pa. Dislikes freckles . . . Haming red hair . . . loves good music and books . . . conversationalist . . . that crazy giggle . . . we see Patti studying anes- Iiighteen 0 thesia in the future. njgvmge ea MK mf Q as fm gi gi B9 is 5 1 .QE :eisxfshre JOAN LIBUDZIEWSKI joan Dickson City, Pa. Cute and small-a fitting description for Joan . . . eats constantly and doesn't gain a pound . . . sound sleeper . . . likes a good party . . . inter- esting accent . . . the future Huds her in Pedi- atrics or in the O. R. NANCY LIPPINCOTT Nan Phillipsburg, N. Known for her big smile . . . likes crazy people and late hours . . . dislikes her roommate to work swing shift . . . Nan is always willing to help anyone in a pinch . . . Navy blue will go well with her eyes. O Nineteen ETHEL LIPTAK Ethel Easton, Pa. Our sales clerk for the class . . . always willing to help out . . . loves hard work . . . hates 6 a.m. alarm clocks . . . infectious laughter . . . more schooling in Obstetrics is her objective. X, Q W k 'S . Twenty 0 FLORENCE MAGDON 'iFIo Dickson City, Pa. Quiet and demure . . . naturally wavy hair flucky onej . . . loves Mantovani . . . despises getting up early . . . weekend trips from Byberry to Brod- headsville . . . the O. R. will be lucky to get Flo. MARTHA RATAJSKI Mart Easton, Pa. Hearty personality . . . raucous laugh . . . easy to get along with . . . varied interests . . . thinks working nights is just great . . .weekly telephone call from Millersville . . . future-Pediatric nursin - U G lb Y ll BARBARA RI-IYMER Bobbie Easton, Pa. Mania for cleaning . . . loathes getting her room- mate up in the morning . . . now listen . . . always in a hurry . . . future Mrs. . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . adores Swiss cheese and spaghetti . . . Pediatric nursing interests Bobbie. 0 Twenty-one E 1-5,3 in si ' '-ss u .if ,Vg s L E ss J We Q? f B H 38 5,5538 E vi H Q A s E Q ,af If Hs, sk , X, H . .V 'ta . s M Y ss ::: E swsiag s A . 'W -'v..g,.,e:s:. 'Q H., H 5,5315 . ' W sf? , Sf at sm r fe as - K -:.E:E,:5' .49 '::j.::s2:13E2,... sg E H my H is Ev - H Q .. . 1,:,,. nznzzz ar E Q 5 . : an an H A M H - H ' 'VW' -'.w.F'.,,.m Si? .Pi ,, lli 32 D v ll -if zsYl i'l Na 'A K 2 W as is W eggs - ,rs H ' il N? Q 1'r g sim Twenty-two I RITA ROBERTS Rita Bangor, Pa. Quiet . . . dependable . . . likes those trips to New York on the bus . . . dislikes worthless things . . . our whites will look neat on Rita . . . plans for the future are many . . . Good luck, in what- ever you undertake. H BARBARA RUSSELL Barb Easton, Pa. Go, dad, Go . . dislikes skinny people . . . 60-word-a-minute speaker . . happy-go-lucky person with a serious side . . . deep thinker at times . . . quiet as a mouse . . . dreamy music and luscious food suit Barb to a T . . . has many plans for the future. RUTH SAMER Ruthie Phillipsburg, N. Attractive . . . has that well-groomed look . . dislikes moody people . . . loves a good time . . . Hend for coffee and cigarettes . . . adores practical jokes . . . general duty nursing follows gradua- tion. SP 0 X JANET SINGER jan East Stroudsburg, Pa. Laugh, and the World laughs with you . . . loves to sleep and eat . . . ltztlian menus . . . anybody need an electrical appliance?-ask .Ian . . . future - A Mrs. degree. I Tzuewzty-three iv.,-l i-,Li i,.'-i i i Q was x-153 s w B mm ss: is-as N' S- KX if 4 if ffssswq 55? RLASS,-Ywqgsbs Uv. ,Emxgg s is W is A895888 gy fx as -Els se me R. ,z:,5g'i,,'2?sKf Lgwgsasw I'If,3ggV2f fiazNw22'? MM M.. is as E-94 EEE sm s Q B PE B :SEQ 3 H M M wiisfsis 252 Wg ijfslgaf tg gpg as is . has 12 E sm gs m in Km? M L M eggs V - :-..:.: E at as H ffm My sister s: tee Twenty-four I GERALDINE SLATIER Gerry Easton, Pa. Our class president . . . neat dresser . . . radiant hair . . . determined personality . . . everythings a challenge . . . chooses swing shift duty . . . her future is at Pittsburgh studying anesthesia. CAROLYN SOBERS Salam Brodheaclsville, Pa. Happy-go-lucky . . . pleasant and easy to' get along with . . . dislikes staying in nights . . . the Crosley and Sobie forever . . . states Obstetrical Nursing will be her future choice. MARIAN KRUG STEVVART Marian Syracuse, N. Y. Small, poised and neat in appearance . . . that's our Marian . . . is known to out-sleep her alarm clock . . . though an European bride, her plans will be made in the American way of life . . . loves anything to eat . . . proud owner of a green Chevy . . . forecast for the future-Clear. Qi ll is all 'gif niggas as ,f SHIRLEY ROBBINS TEMPLE Sl11'rley Muncy Valley, Pa. Loves the wide open spaces . . . does not care for catty people . . . mania for hill-billy music . . . has made friends easily since her transfer to Easton Hospital . . . plans for the future are in- definite . . . Success in whatever you do. al 0 Twenty-five MARIANNE VARGA Ma1'z'amze Phillipsburg, N. -I. Let's have a party . . . a hit at get-togethers with the gang . . , sincere and calm no matter what happens . . . brown wavy hair . . . good repartee . . . passion for steamed clams . . . a de- gree in the future? . . . Good luck, Marianne. CLASS OFFICERS NINA HORAN - - Treasurer GERALDINE SLATER DORIS HOGMARK Vice-President JUNE KLINE - Twenty-six O Q X A , 1 E4 ' . Q gf -s X 5 ' -. ,A TQ Lx: Q f .51 - r X wifi A f . . i'k?'f5fi ,QQ - ','f: x?2i5 P f ,s,' 4' Presi den t Secretary A NURSES' PRAYER The world grows brighter year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere Puts On her apron, and smiles, and sings, And keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind's numerous ills, Feeding the babies, answering the bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for Home, and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile, Blessing the new-born baby's first breath, Closing the eyes that are stilled in death. Taking the blame for all mistakes, Oh, dear! Mfhat a lot of patience it takes, Going off duty at seven o'Clock, Tired, discouraged and ready to drop, But called out to help at seven-fifteen, l'Vith woe in the heart that must not be see11. Morning and evening, Noon and night, just doing it over, hoping it's right. lfVhen we report off to Cross the bar, Dear Lord, will you give us -V just one little star To wear on the cap Of our uniform new- In the ward above, lfVhere the head nurse is YOU . . 0 Twenty-se'uen Our Hist Ol' use sm ,-gag ' ww! 11:5 win' V126 ' 'Wi g AUGUST, 1953 Expression blank, bags in arms, new friends, tours, initiation-confused? This our First clay in the School olf Nursing. SEPTEMBER, 1953 Mouths closed. Those seniors-would we ever reach that goal? Here we sat. Our first student gov't meeting. OCTOBER, 1953 First social function- Probies fthat's usj in charge of the Halloween Party. Remember, kids! Fun, wasn't it? NOVEMBER, 1953 Study, study, study! Exams. Who managed to play pinochle, take their little naps, and read those intellectual books QFirst Lovej during Study hours?! One must be relaxed at all times. Q ms. ss md. EM. T at Nampa Twenty-eight 'tr lair: 23.123 . A.. -E B . . S .gf-if .1-:.f1i'5': f ,g .1 --:gz-gg , is - ' Q 11 H na 5 Bal H 1 a s 3 DECEMBER, 1953 W'Vhat a month! Decorating the X-mas trees, our first big dance, caroling at 6 a.m. Vacation for two weeks fBoy, were we in bad need of thislj UIANUARY, l954 A New Year's Greeting. Students could be married while still in the School of Nursing. Here goes those wedding bells! FEBRUARY, 1954 Students played against Lafayette in a basketball game for the polio fund. W'ell, boys, we'll have better luck next time. MARCH, 1954 Capping rehearsals-XfVhere did the class go to celebrate? Then Sunday came. Thirty preclinicals walked to the altar-caps were placed upon their heads. Who had the biggest smiles? The brand new juniors or their proud families? A pigg- rs l T 0 Twenty-nine ., f-.Lv . SPRING, 1954 ' More time on the floors-studying for finals- looking forward to summer vacations and NO more study hours. A trip to New York for Sociology. Easter Pageant beautiful, the boat ride - ICE COLD. SUMMER, 1954 What a. life. Every night out 'till 10:30. August came quickly, a perfect month for turning intermediates. Another etiology for celebrating. SEPTEMBER, 19511 Our little sisters came in training. Time for us to show off. How did 16 intermediates manage to lose permissions for two weeks? What happened to the Crying Towel with all the decorative letters? Directly following-Who were the bad little students who forgot to make their beds? Well, what's another week ol loss of permissions! Thirty 0 OCTOBER, 1954 Life was not a bowl of cherries. The month of so-called Intermediate Slump began. NOVEMBER, 1954 Time to cheer up and have fun. There was going to be a hay ride. Christ- mas was just around the corner. .1ANUARY, 1955 VVhat a way to start out this New Year. Vfhy were 21 Intermediates waving Neurology receipts around the Nurses' Home? FEBRUARY, 1955 Another capping to attend-this marking one full year of wearing our dignity MARCH, 1955 Our class trip to Hamburg, Pa. It did prove interesting, as well as educationally beneficial. 0 Thirty-one APRIL, 1955 Intermediate vacations began and preparations were being made for the following months social activities. MAY, 1955 . Our big sister's graduation - the Graduation formal. Act I-The Dance-Formal clothes, corsages, and boutonnieres. Act II - Commencement- Change of costumes and scenery. l JUNE, 1955 A new field of nursing discovered by our class as our first group went to Byberry, ofhcially known as Philadelphia State Hospital. 'IULY, 1955 A hot, humid month with everyone on a Liquid Diet. Y ss -we -if Tlzirly-two W L . sf - r, ' ' AUGUST, 1955 This is history! Our Class turned Seniors. 1fVhat more is there to say. SEPTEMBER, 1955 Our class entertained the probies with Z1 weiner roast. Our Hrst group on alliliation returned-And now classes began. OCTOBER, 1955 A twin shower was given for 21 new Mrs and a future mother. NOVEMBER, 1955 Senior classes ended and vacations began. DECEMBER, 1955 Our first nephew was born. Chapel discontinued. Our last Christmas Formal to attend while in training. This was a night for parties. 'IANUARY, 1956 Swing!!! Preparations for the yearbook were under way. 0 Th irty-three MAY, 1956 Our three years of training were climaxed by a Graduation week of activ- ities, beginning with Baccalaureate services at the College Hill Presbyterian Church with Dr. Freed, Pastor, Sunday, May 13. Monday, May 14, 7:00 P.M. found us at the Village Inn in Allentown, Pa., as dinner guests of the Graduate Staff. Favors of charm bracelets will serve as a lasting remembrance. Entertainment was provided by the Senior Class with the presentation of a skit entitled Personalities Mrs. Horace Lehr, Jr., hostess for the School Committee Buffet, entertained us at her home on Tuesday, May 15. Wednesday- Commencement Rehearsal- at 7:00 P.M., we found our- selves at Country Club of Northampton County at our Graduation Dinner- Dance. Here we witnessed the crowning of the Queen, Miss June Kline and her court: Misses Doris Hogmark and Arlene Cesare, Seniors: Angela Gam- mino and Donna VValters, Intermediatesg and Elaine Mattes and Lois Men- hennitt, Juniors. VVe then danced to the music of Bernie Parsons. l 1 hzrty four 0 Commencement on Thursday was preceded by Homecoming and Supper with the Alumnae in the Recreation Room of the Nurses' Home. The school gift was presented by Miss Geraldine Slater, Class President. At 8:15, we participated in Commencement exercises, which had been long awaited by all, followed by a reception at our Nurses' Home. The Alumnae Banquet at Hotel Easton on Friday brought this memorable week to a close. Entertainment was provided by the Alumnae. Gifts were presented by the Alumnae and Mr. and Mrs. Brittingham. An end of this week represents an end of three years of training. An enjoy- able and educational milestone in our lives. 15 5 0 Thirty-five CLASS WILL. Carolyn Bartholomew leaves her toothbrush for Ruth Miller so that she may maintain that Colgate look. Marian Stewart wills her honeymoon in Germany to anyone lucky enough to go. Joyce Kremer wills her love for 3W to Marge Piccerillo. Barbara LaBarre leaves her baby's diapers to any future mothers. Betty Borda leaves her love of Mother Nature to any appreciative Intermediate. Tommie Fitzgerald leaves her organizing ability to anyone who wishes to be efhcient. Nina Horan wills her rest at Hamburg to any Intermediate on a diet. Rita Roberts leaves her elevated shoes for Beverly Ackerman. Annie Barrese leaves her regulation cap folding ability to the conscientious Juniors. Diane Jacobs leaves her subscription to True Romance to any other student who has nothing else to do. Martha Bellanti leaves her sweater collection to Donna lfValters. Barbara Rhymer leaves her early morning rising ability to Angie Gammino. June Kline wills her last minute dates before night duty to Lois Nicholas. Nancy Lippincott leaves her driving ability to Jean Kirchofer. Ethel Liptak wills her even temper to Jackie Brinker. Carolyn Sobers leaves her black hair dye to Dot Becker. Florence Magdon wills her naturally curly hair to Norma Bray. Arlene Cesare leaves her saying Don't wake me up. I'm going to sleep to Concetta Vigilone. Janet Singer wills her wedding plans to Fran Scagliotta. Shirley Temple wills her w'eekends spent at the Nurses' Home to Joanne Nitchkey. Patty Lauer wills all her hospital admission to any Intermediate who hasn't used her sick days. Martha Ratajski leaves her hair-raising laughter to Peggy Schmoyer. Barbara Russell leaves her hearty appetite to Grace Iacone. Marianne Varga wills her many love alfairs to Lil Snyder. Joan Libudziewski wills her insomnia to Doris Miller. Mickey Holmes wills her passion for swing duty to Carol Whiteman. Ruth Samer leaves her measuring tape for the Intermediates at Byberry. Deedle Hogmark leaves her How to Increase Your Vocabulary book to any- one interested. Gerry Slater leaves her before breakfast grouch to anyone who dares to say Good Morning. The Senior Class leave their torn and tattered uniforms to the Sewing Ladies. Thirty szx 0 GUESS WHO. Saw Dr. Barrett in red pajamas at 2 a.rn, Sent a Junior Student to C.D.R. for a left-handed urinal. Got caught drinking cider alter bed check, mistaken for? Almost fell out of the third floor window. VVarmed her stool specimen in the Kitchenette. Got caught sneaking out the back door by Miss Wunderly. Slept on the roof many hot summer nights. Forgot about baccalaureate and had the New Jersey State Police searching for her. Was under the impression that whole blood came from the right arm and plasma from the left. Sat on the coffee table in the living room, after which it collapsed. Locked a visitor in N-3 at Byberry. Played pinochle in Nursing Arts class. Kept a raccoon on third floor for two days. Passed the Neurology exam fyou're right- Dr. Seidelj. Got paid Eve dollars for their testimony in court. Requested night duty in the Formula Room after graduation. Slept on a window sill at night. Quit training lor one day, and has to make it up August 26? 0 Th irty-seven THE CLASS OF 1957 Left to right, Seated: A. Flick, Nitchkey, B. Ackerman, L. Nicholas, M. Pic- cerillo, C. Whiteman, F. Scagliotti, D. Miller, J. Kirchholer, H. Freeman. Second Row: I. Soley, D. Becker, Y. Saeger, D. Rosenblum, AI. Baer, N. Mc- Quillin, M. Schmoyer, C. Viglione, L. Snyder, -I. Brinker. Third Row: E. Long, N. Hankinson, C. Snyder Exley, N. Bray, Pasquini G. Iaeone, D. LlHClC1'1ll2lI1, A. Gammino, D. Walters, K. Braun Smith, E. Mc Murtrie, C. Beers, M. Kohler. Thirty-eight 0 J THE CLASS OF 1958 Left to Right: Seated, First Row: C. Kuranda, F. Reimel, E. Mattes, B. Brown, E. Angst, AI. Davis, B. Fox, S. Outwater, R. Miller, L. Menhennit. Second Row: M. C. Riegel, R. Shoemaker, S. Michalezyk, P. Dragotta, B. Bed- narek, AI. Tomko, L. Kelchner, P. Koehler, S. McPeek. Standing, Third Row: Y. Kocher, G. Carai, M. Polkowski, J. McCluskey, B. Miller, M. Bachman, E. Caiazzo, AI. Vitko, P. Adams, B. Maize. Fourth Row: G. Ihrie, G. Gottfried, S. Culver, AI. Wfolfmger, S. Wei1e1', E. Sieracki. . I Thirty-nine CAN Y OU IMAGINE. Arlene Cesare with a D. A. The Senior Class without married students. Dr. Atta being grouchy. Martha Ballanti whispering. Receiving Ward without Herman. Dr. Cavallaro running. Seniors ever having graduate privileges. No noise in the Nurses' Home at any hour. Betty Borda not making her frequent trips up the hall every night Six people in Sobers' Crosley. Dr. Pearson with the mumps. Byberry without Venus and George. Gerry Slater not washing her hair every other night. Seniors not complaining. Dr. Finley being disagreeable. Four South without bedpans. No phone calls after 10:00 P.M. Dr. Weintraub in the O.R. without his Booie clamp. No one humming cigarettes. Patty Lauer without her glasses. Dr. Feinberg being naive. Wearing a regulation cap. Dr. McLaughlin without his little black bag. The diet kitchen without Clayton. Dr. Stein not supplying the Nurses' Home with food. The doctors not looking for babysitters. Ever going through training again. HO W CAN WE FORGET. The many times we copied over clinicals for Mrs. Snyder on 3-West. Mornings before Chapel was discontinued. Our Sociology trip to New York. The medical students during the summer. john Brachna and Art Gilmore and their immeasurable assistance. Marianne Varga's Christmas Party. Nights in the cafeteria after swing. The fear and dread before we went to the O.R. The morning fifteen of us waited for Miss Morris in her office onl missions for two weeks. Graduation week. Our three months sojourn to Philadelphia State. Mr. Donnatelli and his outstanding photography and cooperation. Miss Wunderly and her loyalty to the student body. Selling hot dogs and Cokes every Thursday night. The understanding internes and residents. The innumerable times we mended our uniforms with adhesive The Hospitality Shop and free sodas during the summer. Tessie Piccone and Bonnie Palmer and their cheerfulness. Full moon on O.B. Long hours of classes the first six months. How proud we were when we received our caps. Staying up all night to do a Care Study. Dr. H. Updegrove trying to confuse us in the O.R. The faculty and their untiring efforts to educate us. Dr. Dubovsky changing pre-op orders. y to lost per- tape. Cold toast and raw eggs for breakfast, llOt to mention the unusual surprises the kitchen never failed to present? 0 Forty-one RESIDENTS AND INTERNES . .. Left to Tight, Seated: Residents, Dr. D. Caldwell, Dr. E. Coryllos, Dr. A. Atta. Stm'1aling: Internes, Dr. VV. Harlan, Dr. Finlay, Dr. Hoch, Dr. L. Neft. Missing: Dr. -I. Cole. , . Xa Y 1 . n n A1155 ROSALIE QUIG IYIRS. IYIARGARET KLABUNDE 3-11 Superuisow' 11-7 Supervisor MRS. VELMA HosK1Ns Mus. JEANETTE Moruus 3-11 Assistant 11-7 Afwffwlf Forty-two O SUPERVISORS . .. Left to Right: I-lead Nurses: Mrs. B. Clements, 5 Southg Mrs. H. Fzunularo, RNV. Mrs. B. PFCEYCZILI, G.U.3 Mrs. E. X'VC1'lCl1CiSC1 , C.D.R.3 Mrs. Gaumer, 4 South Miss R. Schztlfner, Maternity: Mrs. Eleanor Neary, L1 Westg Miss B. Zeiineti fl Northg Miss D. Geritz, Maternity: Mrs. M. Snyder, 3 Wfestg Miss V. Ciniino, Isolation. Miss A. Sandt, Pediatrics: Mrs. D. Szibutino, O.R. 1 ., 4 V., ga if DEPARTMENT HEADS... l ' Lef! to Right, Seulecl: Miss M. Bentz, Housekeeperg Mrs. D. Bergstrzmd, Admin- istrative AssL.g Mrs. D. Sitgreztves, Director of Auxiliary: Mrs. L. Mcllhare, Mgr. Hospitality Shopg Mrs. A. Barber, Cardiology Tecliniciang Miss B Conners, Dietitizmg Miss R. I-Iindenach, Ollice Mzmugerg Miss D. Poore, So- cial Service Directorg Miss V. Tucker, Medical Librarian. Standing: Mr. C. Turner, Laundry Manager: Mr. Young, Storeroom Clerk Dr. VV. Johnson, Radiologist: Dr. A. D. Chidsey, Pztthologistg Mr. F. Varga Pharinacistg Mr. A. Simons, Physiotlierapistg Mr. A. Milton, Engineer. 1 Forty-three THROUGH THE HOSPITAL . .. Maternity Labor Room Forty-four 0 lvurggry Pediatrics N Fourth South Pharmacy gr Fourth North F Owrtfl TVGSI 0 Forty-five THROUGH THE HOSPITAL . .. G. U. Third W Operating Room Fifth Sou Igglglign Plzysiotlzempy E2 gun as x j M V X. ravi QL YUM' usa lfii fw- H73 .ff ix xx 1 Lf, ML H .J my HW as QA an mmf Jig Ew 11 ,I X-Ray Diet Kitchen 0 Forty-seven THROUGH THE HOSPITAL Ambulance R 24.255 .. 5 Y 'W 'N eceiving Ward La I1 omtory C. D. R. Meuse1'Hall Classroom L1'IJ'ra1'y with Misses Moser Q QP lb Dining Room Ivlousemoilzevfs Mrs. S. Booth and Mrs. A. Ricker in T,V. 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VVALTINIAN, M.D. HARRY UNDERXVOOD, M.D Acting Associate in Charge General Surgery General Surgery Proctology Associate Associate A5305-fate in Charge Instructor Instructor Vascular Diseases Instructor THOA'IAS C. ZULICK, JR., M.D. Chief Surgeon 1 A . l , . LEON FRIEUMAN, M.D. KENNETH KRESSLER, M.D. HINIE POLINER, M.D. General Surgery General Surgery General Surgery Associate Assistant Assistant A cting Head- T11 oracic Surgery Instructor Instructor Instructor Fifty-two 0 xt a s sas.: ma' w if mn X is B an ff. W m , nz N. w sf ax, ss 1.1 2 JOHN C. REGANIS, M.D. S, E, CAVALLARQ, M,D, JOHN UPDEGROVE, M.D. General Surgery General Surgery Assistant Assistant Instructor Instructor H. C. UPDEGROVE, M.D. GEORGE BARRETT, M.D. General Surgery Urology Emeritus Associate Associate in Charge Instructor General Surgery Assistant JAMES HARPER, M.D. Urology I Fifty-three ROLE E. JOHNSON, M.D. STANLEY J. POHLIDAL, M.D. ANTHONY J. TURTZO, M.D Orthopedics and Physical Orthopedics and Physical Otolaryngology Medicine Medicine Assistant Associate in Charge Assistant Instructor Instructor Instructor JOSEPH T. URBAN, M.D. Otolaryngology Associate in Charge Instructor N JOSEPH C- MAP-HEFKA, JR- C. HUGH BLOOM, M.D. HENRY QIACOBIUS, M.D. Otolaryngology Ophthalmology Ophthalmology AS-9fSff171f Associate in Charge Assistant Instructor Instructor Instructor Fifty-four 0 MEDIC N .... VVII-I-IAM HANISEK, M.D. IREM: LAUB, M.D. F. VV. VVARD, M.D. fis-vvfifife Associate Associate Instructor 'vwaar 1,m,.uC,0,. D.-ww FEINBERG, M.D. JACOB Kmcov, M.D. HARR1' HOFFMAN, M.D. Associate Chief of Aledical Sewices Associate in Medicine Instructor and Cardiology Instructor w Y l MORRIS KRAMER, MD- A105151-H VERSAGE, M.D. RAYNIOND YVINGV, M.D. Associate in Nledicine Associate Assistant and Catrctiology Instructor Instructor 0 Fifty-five -IOSEPI-I GRAND1, M .D. W. F. SK1NNER, M.D. Assistant fL.A Assistant Instructor ROBER'l' S. STEIN, M.D. FREDEPJC14 T. CLARKE, M.D. Assistant Assistant I mtmctor H. Y. SEIDEL M.D. Assistant Instructor AIOSEPH M. BRAU, M.D Assistant .ff GEORGE B. LAUBACH, M.D. ROBERT W- MCLAUGHLIN, ELIZABETH H. MCNEAL, M D M.D. , Assistant , fisswffwf Asszstant Fifty-six 0 H. M. L1-:Av11'r, M.D. S. M. LESSE, M.D. DONALD K. COLEMAN, M.D. Associate in Charge Associate in Charge Assistant D37-yygatglogy Psyclzfatry and Neurology Psychiatry and Neurology Instructor Instructor A. D. CHIDSEY, M.D. Pathologist Instructor HEIlBEll'l' IJUBOVSKY, M.D. WILLIAM C. JOHNSON, M.D. ROBERT' JEFFREY, M.D. Associate in Charge Radiologist Radiologist A nesth esiology Instructor Associate Instructor Instructor 0 Fifty-seven OBSTETRICS .... L. F. BURKLEY, M.D. Associate Instructor 3 fs 'x 4 T. VV. BARCKLIZY, M.D. Associate Instructor Fifty-eight O DONALD C. RICIJARDS, M.D O bstetrics Emeritus Chief W l STEPHEN MURRAY, M.D. Chief, Department of Obstetrics Instructor w s , na . 5? gs. a. my . x .V L. -I. 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