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

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Message 9zw1 the 611155 President i To the graduates of 1958, Does it really seem possible graduation is almost here? So many things have happened since September 7, 1955. There have been times we worked and wondered how we would ever finishg times we have felt realsatisfaction knowing we have done our very best, During our three years together, we have formed friendships and memories we will always remember, Let us not forget to thank those who have made our training possible, our fam- ilies, faculty, and friends, Above all, we thank God, for it is to His help we have reached our Graduation Day. Your Senior Class President Mary Gavin

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J, c. JOAN ELIZABETH DODKIN 15 Palmer Road Foxboro, Massachusetts February 21 , 1937 To do her best And let it stand, Will be the record Of her brain and hand. Oh -- Sugar! That's our Dodie, speaking most likely to Iohnny! Although she desires to get her degree -- seems that there are conflicting details in the very near future -- such as raising a family, Whatever the future holds for you - we know you'l1 do well. Good luck and best wishes from us all! Now and Forever JEAN MARIORIE COLLEY 4 Henenway Road Swampscott, Massachusetts February 6, 1938 Her flirtatious eyes, Her long blonde hair: You'll not always see her, But you'1l know she's there, B1essed are the meek -- . How many times have we heard our J, C, philosophizing about nothing in particular and every- thing in general. Most often seen on the go, pony -tail bobbing behind her! With her vivid imagination and determination, we're sure she'11 be successful as a beach- comber on that South Sea Island! Fascination Dodie