Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing - Hahnoscope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Mrs. Doris Montgomery. Nursing Arts Instructor; Marion Jones, As- sistant Nursing Arts Instructor: Ann Giordonna. Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor. Armond Courchaine, Science In- structor; Esther Grant, Science In- structor; Mrs. Ruth Stoll, Social Science Instructor; Margaret Kep- pel, Science Instructor. Bernice I. Kent, Director ol Cadet Nurses: Mary Strakay, Health Su- pervisor. fflCULTY

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nURSIflG OfFICF STAFF SUPPORT I nG STAFF Rena D. Moore, Acting Director of Nurses; Ethel Petit, Assistant, Director of Nurses Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. McCuen, Secretaries 10

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PRIVATE FLOORS— 14. 15. AND 16 As you alight at any of these — our private floors — you are instantly aware of quietness, subdued lighting and an easy efficient manner with which all cases are handled under the guidance of the Misses T. Marcelonis. G. Connors, and E. Jones. SEMI-PRIVATE— 8th BROAD and 9th Some say these are the busiest halls in the hospital, which may well be true. For here it is that we find all types of cases. Surgery and medicine combine to keep Miss F. Simpson and Mrs. H. Pigozzi con- stantly on the alert. ORTHOPEDICS The home of the Bradford frame and Buck ' s extension to say nothing of the wheelchair, crutch, and cast. It is on this department that we find Miss K. Teller ever anxious to introduce some new ortho- pedic term into our nursing vocabulary . CENTRAL SUPPLY ROOM In an emergency this is where we come for trays, solutions, needles, syringes, and no end of other sterile articles. On Mrs. C. Cleaver, who ever checks and rechecks to keep these things sterile and complete, our entire hospital depends.