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

Page 16 text:

UJ-oan.. MARY ANN LESLIE MacDONALD 189 Everett Street Wollaston, Massachusetts August 14, 1935 Short 'n sweet, that's our Les, May your future hold much hap- piness. Oh, Eddie! That's the young Missus talking! One thing for sure -- she CAN keep a secret! Never a dull moment when Les is around -- petite an' neat, warm brown eyes and a smile ro match, Rarely found - a friend to all. May all your pleasant dreams come true, Eddie My Love JOAN FRANCES LENNON 9 Bronx Road West Roxbury, Massachusetts August 12 , 1937 The Irish sparkles in her eyes, and her laughter never dies. Now, now ---. is an expres- sion of Joan's that tempers many an argument. Quick on the uptake and always ready to go, we're certain that the future holds many interest- ing adventures for Ioanie. Will the Air Force be the beginning? With her proved ability in charge of a ward, we know she can't fail. Remember the pizzas at the Brigham? And what happened to the bedspread? Tender1y alles..

Page 15 text:

nGinny n MARY JOSEPHINE GAVIN 2 Pinedale Road Roslindale, Massachusetts November 4, 1937 Fair and fun loving this lrish lass Two reasons why she's the head of the class. Be good! Soft spoken Mary with her big blue eyes and petite figure will add much to the Faulk- ner uniform, In the future we know she will feel most at home as head nurse in Faulkner's future Pediatric unit. Love Me Tender ELEANOR VIRGINIA FLYNN '78 Western Avenue Lynn, Massachusetts January 8, 1920 There's something about her We cannot touchg It's poise, personality, Character and such. Now, girls, -- how many times has our Ginny acted as peace- maker for one of our innocent con- troversies? The Dorothy Dix of our class will long be remembered for her sound advice and many pearls of wisdom. Actually, Ginny, we don't know how you put up with us. You'l1 always be remembered for your unselfishness and consideration by all of us, May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You Marys:

Page 17 text:

OLGA MARGARET MARANJIAN 61 Union Street Millis, Massachusetts May 17, 1937 A twinkle in her eyes, a face with a grin, Now, I wonder what mischief she's in. Now seriously, kids! Olga, how could we be serious sometimes? Remember the day we helped you pack EVERYTHING for the weekendg your tutoring us in the skeletal system, and your endless supply of yoghurt? How can we forget ? You'll always be remembered for your bubbling personality. We hope you'l1 accept our thanks and deep- est appreciation for all your sincere efforts, and most of all just being you. Hawaii? California? Wherev- er it may be, we know you'll find success and happiness, Twilight Time Pete nlvlu-rfyn SALLY LANDON PETERS 83 Walker Street Falmouth, Massachusetts April 12, 1937 One could mark her merry by the twinkle in her eyes . . . To know her is to love her, Lovely to look at, nicer to know - that's our gal, Sal. Vai- Baboo-Vai may be commonly heard -- when she comes across a nurse's chart that isn't headed, As serious as she takes her work, she is as enthusiastic about life in general Plenty of big doin 's when Pete's around. Will we ever forget that beautiful weekend in May - thanks for the memories, Pete. Good luck on those plans for your future! Whispering