Faulkner Hospital School of Nursing - Faulkan Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CAROL METCALF 22 Bartlett Street Brockton. Massachusetts November 13, 1953 A frielzcz' 212 need if cl friend, ilzdeed. Carol can usually be found deep in thought, figuring out the latest rules and regulations. Thanks, Carol, for all the time and effort you so unselfishly do- nated to our many class projects and meet- ings. She's full of fun but also has a serious side which is well appreciated by all of us at times. Her ability to get along with people welre sure will aid her in the future. Will we ever forget the many rides in Bessie ? ff 77 Carol ffM05kll MARION MOSKOS 77 Beechcroft Street Brighton, Massachusetts July 16, 1935 N0 laws do bind me, yet I obey. Mosk, being one of our more collegiate ladies, is an authority on European living. An up to date wardrobe and Clackers are among her favorites. Always eager and willing to help, Mosk is worth her weight in gold. In years to come, we're sure her surgical abilities will aid in O.R. tech- nique. Success and happiness are in store for our little Greek. Will we ever forget her brochure on choreography ?

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GAIL McINTYRE 14 Harding Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island September 1, 1936 Abfezzce maker the hear! grow fozzder. Our world renown torch singer will be quite an addition to Takoma Park. Par- tial to redheads, Mac can usually be found writing to her pen pal. She is one gal who advocates the use of low calorie diets and dutch cuts. Mac is always more than willing to work relief and we wish her Bon Voyage on her long awaited trip. Will we ever remember the birthday dates of the ever increasing McIntyre clan? ffR05ie7! aim- I 'vviaff' ROSEANN MECAGNI 121 Independence Avenue Quincy, Massachusetts October 20, 1935 Tboye that lozfe me, in 1'8fZl7'7Z I lozfe. Rosie's mischievous spirit and jovial manner are sure to bring her the best wherever she goes. The class clown keeps us in stitches for hours with her memories of the centrifuge days. Always bouncing with enthusiasm, we'll remember our sad tales of woe and how Rosie would play mother to us. Optimistic Rosie will long be remembered by all of us. Will we ever forget her proposal from Barney Google?

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STEPHANIE MUIRHEAD 1-45 West Jersey Street Dedham, Massachusetts March 13, 1955 Home if zz'fJere five bear! if. Tall, brown-eyed Steph is the pride of the Dedham Police Force. She's been a real helping hand and has a heart as big as a house. Her quiet, unassuming man- ner has aided much to cheer her patients. We know her sparkling friendly per- sonality will add to her abilities in the field of nursing. Will we ever forget her lesson in first- aid on-the-spot treatmentn? fflcdfbyll pfmra Aww, ' ,A ,.,, ' fN2mWH19 x 'iw 1. wg ffstgpbil KATHLEEN O'DONNELL 719 North Union Street Rockland, Massachusetts September 15, 1954 Wbezz I grow 100 old to dream. Sparkling, sweet Kathy has worked hard on many of our class functions. This gal has her own special art of where to obtain flower decorations. It seems as though she's always getting ready to go somewhere or do something. Kathy, sit still for five minutes, has been our war chant. With her sense of humor and eagerness to help others, we're sure she'll succeed in both of her careers. Will we ever forget her tip-toe trip through the cemetery?