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

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JEAN TELFORD RILEY '7 Lombard Street Dorchester, Mass. April 11, 1938 A song of long ago. . . Miss County Cork of Faulkner Hospital. Rile can be found most usually looking for daisies - in gardens, on hats - wher- ever they're found. This is Miss Riley calling. Jean's main ambition is to work days. Had any conjunctivitis lately? With her Irish eyes and roguish smile, Jean's love tor people will take her far. Drifting and Dreaming Il vw NANCY MAE ROBAR 501 W. Washington Street Hansen, Mass. June 6, 1935 So brave she was, and good, in worth of womanhood. No other feet could fill her shoes. As cute as a button, a way all her own best describes our senior class president. He bought me a present, can often be heard. A willing worker, a steadfast friend has made Nancy a most loved member of our class. A career man, Nance? Only You Nance JUDITH ANNE SLACK Edgartown, Mass. August 29, 1938 One level higher than the earth below, What a lucky girl. How many of us get a dozen roses, rec- ords by the ton, and a diamond, all from the same handsome fellow. Martha's Vineyard - is her home. How's that ferry ' running, Jud? Wedding bells will be ringing soon after grad- uation and we wish Judy and Ken every happiness. Now and for Always lvludyn

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SHIRLEY LORRAINE MILLER ROBERTS 32 Channing Street Quincy, Mass. June 25, 1937 There is a singer everyone has heard. Where there's a guitar there's Shirl. Many's the night our gal has spent entertaining us with her hillbilly roll. If not at work then she can be found with Ken. Another May bride we add to the list. ,Earth doesn't provide enough good forShirl to do. With such fortitude and strength and the will to strive forward she cannot help but come out on top. Warm by all. Mitch CAROLINE ELIZABETH PRATT 214 Billings Street North Quincy, Mass. February 12, 1937 Constant as the northern star. . . ' Seriously though, is the byword and actually, follows as a close second. Pratt has been an active member in our class and student government for the past three years. What about those platonic relationships? Anyone for coffee, is the password. One of the many mothers in our class Caroline is always ready with a sympathetic ear. Fascination JUDITH SUZAN MITCHELL 166 Clifton Avenue Brocton, Mass. January 17, 1938 Shl.rl' Laughing eyes of lirnped blue. . .like glad waters running over Don't tell anyone, - But!, are the words most heard Tall tales run freely with Mitch around. Now tell us, Judy what really happened to the turtle? Mechanics like a puppet on a string. Most often seen and heard rumbling in her Volks A personality no one can claim but Mitch makes her loved Beautiful Dreamer Chick

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CAROL SNYDER 84 Vine Street Reading, Mass. July 14, 1938 A peaceful life just toil and rest. With a twinkle in her eyes and a song on her lips, Snyde has provided us with many a laugh. Have you done any ap- pendectomies lately? A search party arises when Carol can't be found. In her jovial manner and carefree way Carol will long ring through the years of all our minds. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing usullyn IANICE EMERSON TOHER 36 Blake Street Newtonville, Mass. March 8, 1938 To attain the highest good. . . Snyd PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN 176 Garden Street Fall River, Mass. February 11, 1932 I have a mind myself. . . ' Sully, our female casanova has kept many of us on pins and needles waiting for the final blow to a fantastic story. Never a dull moment with Pat around. Her conversational ability has no takers in competition. Samba, Tango, or Rumba, anyone? With her overwhelming wit and power to excel we are sure she will have no trouble in the years to come. Accentuate the Positive Hi, there is a familiar phrase from Ian on her way in or out. Toher seems to be always on the go. The meeting will now come to order As president of Student Association she was outstanding. Dream Jan's poise and graciousness will carry her far on the ladder of success. H W . ,, . ulanll