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

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NPN.. IO-ALTA HADLEY 22 Channing Street Wollaston, Mass. June 24, 1936 But time passed by in a strange disguise. A transfer from Quincy. Bill dominates most of her spare PRINCESS VICTORIA FLEAGAL EVERTON R. D. 1 Friedens, Penn. Forbids all mockery, though quaint she is. Pat brings royalty to our class from Pennsylvania So little yet with so very much to offer. Her Pennsylvania accent and precise manner leaves us with much to be awed Almost a constant tap can be heard from Prin's room as she types away for the man in her life, Another June bride. So loyal a friend, so righteous in living. time. Wedding bells in June. Weekends at Halifax, Oh those sparkling green eyes and a laugh so hearty. An addition to our class who will long be remembered. Moments to Remember t r i i ll! ! l fl IP I4 ELAINE FRA NCES HA Rl-IEN 100 Whiting Street Hingham, Mass. May 5, 1938 So hot of heart and wild of spirit, Joddie A tan at any time of the year, that's our Harry Beautiful beautiful brown eyes. How's progress, Elaine? A trip to Europe a year to the day after graduation. Always ready for a good time - in rain or shine. Her sparkling personality will retain many fond memories in years to come. Summertime

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I A NICE MURIEL COTILLO 368 South Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire I will omit no opportunity. Sugar and spice, everything nice, is our little queen from New Hampshire. Hi, kids, what are you doing? It's hard to believe so much energy and spirit could be in one sole in- dividual. New Hampshire has much to gain from this little one. Our hearts go out to such a warm and genuine girl, Love is a Many Splendored Thing SYLVIA ANN CROPPER 'Jann 121 Leighton Road Hyde Park, Mass. May 27, 1939 She must ever be advancing some new prank, and laughing and dancing. Bless you all, will ring through the corridors of Chapin House for years to come. How could we ever have passed our finals without your blessing, Down among the redmen, feathers in our head men - pow -wow. Who is it this month, Silk: Minus twenty in less than three months. Given any I.M. 's lately? So gay at heart, so earnest in nature makes Silkie the love of our life. Go1den Days 1 Silk ie MARILYN ANN DEWAN 150 Lasell Street West Roxbury, Mass February 28. 1939 True hearted friend of all true friendliness. I'm Newport bound, by hook or by crook. A harder worker is hard to find. An ardent B - Medical fan - nights! Shape up or ship out, but please pay your class dues before you go. Ready and willing is Mal's byword be it at work or at play. A smile so true, a will so strong marks Marilyn as a sure success. Every Day of My Life llMal!l

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SANDRA HUTCHINGS 9 High Street Yarmouth, Maine May 30. 1938 You sing a song of rare delight. . . Energy at its utmostg our Gypsy Rose Lee. Rain or shine she can be found walking at a very fast pace. Anyone for Brighams P Hutch has spread her bubbling personality and charm from the shores of Maine to sunny Bermuda. Trade mark! Have R. N . will travel. Island In The Sun . Wm njarnyn PATRICIA RUTH KELLEHER 50 Central Street Mansfield, Mass. October 28, 1938 Mixed from a bowl of sky blue dreams and sea green facts. . . ' True or false it's hard to say what mischief lies behind those sparkling eyes. Petite Pat in her reserved manner has supplied us with many a laugh. Tennis, anyone? A perfect lady in every way. Why Was I Born? ' , Mawr . Hutch RUTH MARIE JAMESON TYLER 22 Greter Road Roslindale, Mass. July 23, 1938 The storm of love has burst at last. Through thick and thin she has shown her Vermont per- severance. Hi, hon - affectionate and warm hearted Ruthie was chief chauffeur at the Brigham. Those lonesome trips to N. H. have been eliminated since she became Mrs. Our hearts go out to Jamy for the glow she has added to our lives. Please Love Me Forever upat u I I