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

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BARBARA KING LORD 17 Marlboro Street Boston, Massachusetts june 5, 1925 Last but not least, Barbie joined us in our second year. With her she brought many welcome words of wisdom, which have been very effective at the right moments. Barbie is noted for her endless supply of coats for all occasions. She is well versed on how, when and where to wear them. Although Barbie is usually very quiet and re- served she has shared and supplied many laughs. Don't forget that first meal we prepared at Wor- cester State, a very colorful and misconstrued affair. It's a wonder we weren't all admitted or should we say committed? We extend our heartiest wishes to Barbara in her future as an obstetrical instructor. Young at Hear! IAQ? Munchie 'Barbie' ' ETHEL MARIE MUN CHBACK 250 Riverside Drive Dedham, Massachusetts October 15, 1956 Full of fun and fancy free, and thatls the way I want to be, is an appropriate phrase for our Munchie. Munchie's wit and good humor helped us through the many turmoils of our probie days. Remember the night we studied in the dark, Munch? This crazy girl is famous for her cheesecake poses that only a human fly could accomplish. Don't forget those learning situations in the cafe- teria at Worcester State. Oh, those glorious esca- pades! Har-de-har-har! We hope she never loses her rare talent of making everyone around her happy. Two Different Worlds

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Lu Lu ROBERTA JEAN LOCKE 415 Main Street Concord, Massachusetts May 18, 1936 Bobbie's embarrassed is our only reply when we all are involved in something we shouldn't. Al- though that old cliche Looks are deceiving is out of date, it can be used in regards to our seemingly quiet and reserved appearing Bobbie, who can sure be a ball of fire. Her fantastic jitterbugging is proof of this. There's no need wondering of Bobbie's where- abouts, just follow that infectious giggle and you'll find our big hazel eyed Campbell Soup Kid amidst one of her famous yarns of That real nice clambakef' Remember, Bobbie?!!! By the way, how are those nightmarish driving lessons coming along? Need a new pupil or a new set of nerves? We all know Bobbie will find happiness and success in her chosen field. No one deserves it more. You Don't Know Me CAROL EDITH LEWIS 278 Maverick Street East Boston, Massachusetts December 27, 1936 Busy as a bee, flighty as a bird, yet always has time to listen to a problem. Carol can always brighten up the cloudiest day with one or several of her jokes. jokes?? Anyone for a spot of tea on the ten o'clock train, or would you rather float in on ivory flakes?? It only takes one small spark to set off a bomb. Sparks are small and so is Carol-any connection? Carol, it's your turn to answer the phone. Wor- cester State, here I come!!! By the way don't forget that undescribable clambake! They say good things come in good packages, and Caro1's unselfishness and understanding has made her tops with us. Full of Fun and Fancy Free Bobbie

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1-Nevi, BARBARA ANN NIEDERBERGER 163 Riverside Drive Dedham, Massachusetts February 1, 1957 Long eyelashes and pretty eyes - that's our Needy. Whenever a class project is in the fire, she is always there to help make it a success. Who else but Barbie can give us a spontaneous demonstration on the art of roller-skating and cast- walking? Our hearts go out to the person who takes Needy out for her driver's test-Pedestrian Beware!! It's a rare occasion when Needy is without her poise and dignity. However, she always manages to rise to the occasion, especially at parties. Have you had any missing sponges lately? Also Needy's love for narcotic counts and special nurses have given us all many a laugh. Needy, Why take O.R. for senior experience- You've had yours! ! Many thanks to you for your hard work on our class projects and good luck in the future. Time On My Handy MARY WRISPA NEVERS 10 Pulaski Boulevard South Bellingham, Massachusetts january 23, 1937 A ring on her finger and a hole in her sock best describes the first girl in our class to become engaged. Speaking of socks, Mary, what happened to your holy foot warmer anyway? Although Mary has many varied and humorous impersonations, the one which we will never forget is that of Ed Norton in The Sewer Song. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the many times that she has chauffeured us around in her car. She is one real swell gal with a personality we'll always remember. We know she will attain success and happiness in whatever she may undertake. Someone To Watch Over Me V. 'S-fx, , 43 , Needy