Flower Hospital School of Nursing - Creed Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Most Likely To . . . Jeannette Mathews . . . to be chief peanut grower of Wyandot County. Beatrice Piehl . . . to be E.S.T. supervisor at Toledo State Hospital. Ruth Saltzman . . . to be Mother of the Year in 1960. Vivian Bever . . . to win the Nobel Prize in literature for her paper entitled Why Student Nurses Should Be Married. Donna Wellman . . .to be in charge of E.R. at Kiddies. Leanora Stevenson . . . to be a missionary's wife in the Kentucky hills. Myrna Rau . . . to organize Singling Sisters Circus. Betty Rupp . . . to be a farmer's wife and raise dew worms. Barbara Holmes . . . to replace Jeanie on T.V. Donna Brown . . . to raise grasshoppers for chlorophyll research. Paula Pollard . . . to play for the Toledo Symphony and be director of F.H.S.N. choir. Doris Porter . . . to be a missionary on the Gold Coast and train native Christian nurses. Janice Rathbun . . . to replace Kate Smith. Phyllis Irwin . . . to be a mother of little sailors. June Gove . . . to raise red-headed, freckled boys. Carol Haynes . . . to raise chickens and girls. Marylyn Karns . . . to be night supervisor in Women's Dept. Lois Stewart . . . to be head of the Department of Health, Dublin, Ireland. Marilyn Walter . . . to be head nurse of the District Nurses' Association of Toledo. Elma Kesling . . . to write a book on What To Know About Homemaking Before Marriage. - Peggy Maneval . . . to be supervisor in pediatrics at Montpelier Hospital. Jackie Swick . . . to be a college nurse and take care of football players.

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Senior Will Will all the witnesses please rise? And raise your right hands, so high- And swear that what you witness now is iust and true- Now please sit down. Your honor, I am most delighted lNow if I stutter, it's because l'm excitedl To present the will and last words of a class of brilliant, talented girls- The class of nineteen fifty-seven, The very best this side of heaven. We, the graduating class of 1957 bequeath: 1. Our superfluous talent in all fields of living to whatever class feels that they are worthy to follow in our footsteps. 2. Our originality in all that we endeavor to undertake and our outstanding showmanship to Ed Sullivan and his Toast of the Town. 3. Our intestinal fortitude in being able, as a body, to night after night drink endless cups of black coffee and watch whatever television program comes on the sceen-we can get only one channel- tothe Juniors. 4. I, Donna Brown, will my ability to sleep for endless stretches of time to Pat Mooneyham who, I believe, will benefit. 5. I, Vivian Bever, will my ability to be Toledo's best housekeeper to all Juniors who are so inclined. 6. I, June Gove, will my curly red hair lwhich is often most uncooperativel to Jane Snyder, if she promises never to let it grow. 7. I, Carol Haynes, will my love of classes to the Juniors since theirs are now nearly over. 8. I, Barb Holmes, will my ability to make myself heard' downtown while standing on the front steps of Highland House to Jean Lund, provided she exercises this ability twice a day. 9. I, Phyllis Irwin, will my Elvis Presley records to Joyce Scaife, providing she plays them only dur- ing quiet hours. 1O. I, Marylyn Karns, will my ability to become completely engrossed in old books to Betty Osmon, only if she'll spend at least 6 hours every evening reading them. 11. I, Emmy Kesling, will my ability in needlework to all the Juniors to help pass the evenings in front of the television set. 12. I, Peg Maneval, will my patient ''needle-pointing-scarred fingers to Mary Lou Samsey, so that she may be able to needle point for three years without ceasing. 13. I, Jeannette Mathews, will my height to Eleanor Andersen, so she can make beds more easily in my District. 14. I, Bea Piehl, will the wonderful feat of receiving 2 air mail letters a day from my honey to Judy Abele-providing she doesn't receive them from my honey. 15. I, Paula Pollard, will my ever patient and calm acceptance of last minute requests to play for chapel services to Barb Duffey with the provision that she practice, practice, practice! 16. I, Doris Porter, will my ability to hide my age to all the Juniors so they won't age too much this next year. 17. I, Jan Rathbun, will my acceptance to make posters for any and all occasions to anyone who has trouble saying no ! 18. I, Myrna Rau, will my extraordinary voice to Lynn Eschenburg, provided she can sing for each and every school program. 19. I, Betty Rupp, will my long dark tresses to Norma Robbins, if she. promises to set them faithfully every night. 20. I, Leonora Stevenson, will my ability to keep calm and cool in all situations to Nancy Shiley, if she promises to fly off the handle at least once every five years. 21. I, Lois Stewart, will my executive position in SNAO, to Nanette Slotterbeck, providing she plans to attend every convention. 22. l, Jackie Swick, will my ability to laugh at everything to Nancy Slotterbeck. Keep smiling, Nan! 23. I, Marilyn Walter, will my diet to Georgia Green, if she'll promise to gain fifteen pounds. 24. I, Ruth Saltzman, will my wardrobe to Sue Welling-of course, a few alterations will be necessary. Lastly- 25. I, Donna Wellman, will my ability to be in a constant state of chaos to Lois Schroeder-Stay as you are, Lois!

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,aw Senior Awards For Highest Scholastic Achievement LOIS STEWART For Outstanding Ability in Surgery JACKIE SWICK Jo Martin Memorial Award For Outstanding Achievement in the Art of Nursing A MARILYN WALTER