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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1947 volume:

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Plummer, M.D. cr Vi = 4-vvteciati m TO OUR DIRECTORS If FrEDIRK .1. VON R AIM ' Miss Esther R. Grant, Director of Nursing Service and Principal of the School of Nursing j URING the past years we Americans have been trying to attain world peace and security. Now that the mortal combat is over we find it mandatory to work hard— harder than before to maintain that for which our boys fought. For the past three years our class, along with many others, has tried to ease the suffering and anxiety here on the home front. We have been looking forward to the day when we could put on a white uniform and could go out into the world as professional women to aid in obtaining peace of mind and body for our fellow men. As we come closer to that goal we wish to pay tribute to those who have made this achievement possible. One in particular we wish to thank. Through her innate honesty, lair and impartial judgment and sterling character, she has been a guiding influence during our student days. She has instilled in our hearts the desire to help others and uphold the standards of our profession. In this year of 1947 as we leave behind us many happy memories, we wish to thank with true sincerity our Director of Nursing, Miss Esther R. Grant. IGNORING for a brief moment t Fie trials and tribulations which have occurred during our three years of training, we pause to count the bless- ings received — some unwittingly, and more often than not, unknowingly. The one blessing nearest our hearts, which no one could possihK overlook or fail to appreciate was the guidance of Miss Bernice I. Kent, our class adviser. We first met her as director of the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps here at Hahnemann. It didn t take us long to discover that here indeed is a friend when in need. Perhaps her keen understanding of our problems, and we did have them, can be attributed to her specialty. Pedi- atrics; however, we know it went much deeper than mortal science. Already adviser to Student Council and Newman Club, we were indeed proud and grateful when she willingly agreed to sponsor our class as we hesitantly ventured into the business enterprise of graduating. We deeply appreciate her untiring efforts to make all our undertakings successful, but what would not succeed with Miss Kent as principle participant. Therefore to you, Miss Kent, we wish to dedicate this book, our final opus here at Hahnemann, a very inadequate way of saying THANK YOU. Jitcati tan Miss Bkrnki I. Kim. Class Adviser ItXUtt i ice Miss Ethel Pettit Mrs. Helen R. Eddy Miss Esther R. Grant Mrs. Leona McKeown Miss Florence L. Potts Ut wal -@uqult 15, 1944 flfifiltfi! And u ' io met us at the door . . . and who watches ye olde time piece and that little black book . . . and who gives the answer to ' Any mail (male) for me? Mrs. Gordan Mrs. McMullen Mrs. Mary Gaffney Miss Henrietta Samish Mrs. Blanche Bergfels 10 Men must be taught as if you taught them not. POPE Miss Charlotte Reynolds Miss B. Brown Miss Giordano Miss V. P. Lowe Educational Director Mrs. E. Hover Secretary « c leaches who gives — he learns who receives. I Ml l, ' S 11 We soon learned the path to Health Clinic, Miss Strakay and Dr. Ballard. Miss H. Erwin Miss M. Strakay Dr. Ballard Miss Lenhart ■ ' v if ■ rn T 12 Into the world of the amoeba, and various Morphological forms and into the domaine of A rs. Chase we went. Mr. Armand Courchaine Science Instructor in Chemistry Laboratory 13 And ihose hours of study and research— Oh-h-h-hJ Mrs. Hazel Marshall, Librarian 14 ijjj We felt so proud in the Blue Gray trimmed in red. And looked so charming in the uniform of the probationer. 15 Who serves the best food in town? 16 C4 W L i ( la s ol !() ) ) 17 Heigh ho, heigh-ho — to the private floors we diet go . . . under the strict hut kindlv supervision of rlisses Jones, larcelonis, I lilhrandt, Connors, Appier, Kegerize and Rosenquest ive deligently answered lights. 18 Surgical Mrs. Sloss and such complied led situations. Miss Mc im i i Miss Leska liss Miller 19 Miss Raymond and her efficient staff gave the memorable times on Medical. Miss McKenna Mrs. Raymond Miss Eshelman Seemed every patient received a different diet— everything was served from Schemm to Acid ashes. 20 nu lions— Bradjord frames, splints, Mrs. Hepperl and Miss Blatherwick. And where do Infusions — Hypoderrnoclyses and the like come from — C.S.R. of course. 21 1J r L acaliou line MlSS CONELLY Miss G. Foreman Miss Wither Miss Fritz Mr. Charles Minter Mr. John Hardick Mr. H. Grey Mr. Howard McMullan 24 wi tk tke (P irlack . . . ft wit It tke l Vkt it Sponge, Nurse— Suture, please—how many times did you gel hit by a hemostat? Our protection from the surgeon. Miss P. Young Miss Gaul Miss McAlese 2G W ' licre does the stork park his hit idles ? with Miss Deakyne? 27 Our specialties Gynecology Dr. Dion Miss Adylotte Dr. Jensen Miss Anderson 8th Broad Miss Walton and Staff Pediatrics and our favorite intern. Dr. Loux Miss Elwell 28 4-k . . . at J—aztl By this time we had a path well beaten to PHARMACY ADMISSION ROOM Mrs. Bring hurst 30 As seniors we sure had a problem . . . namely, money . . . we learned it aian t grow on trees. 31 1U Date? Sh ower D ress All ready 32 ' ance IN OCTOBER llarclay Hotel IN JUNE Wishing Well, Klahr Auditorium AT CHRISTMAS PARTY 33 - Miss Berenato Miss Eberly Miss Whittle Miss Leonhardt Chairman Miss Donahue Miss P. Foreman Miss Minnick VIGIL STAFF ELEANOR ALLEN Ellie Slim, lithe, short locks, and pretty eyes. That ' s our Ellie. What ahout that shower at Buchanan ' s? DOROTHY ANIBALDI Baldi Never a silent moment when Dot is around. Style at its smartest. Dance tickets. Never comfortahle without a hat. Shoe trouhle. Freddie s mustache. The life of the party. 35 GRACE R. ASHBURN Ash Wavy hair, fair complexion, and on, those nylons. Her efficiency and conscien- tiousness made her welhliked on each department. Remember nite duty on Pediatrics nursery? Do you want any- thing at Rube ' s? MARTHA BABYAR Babs Lover of good books. The Brain. Up- state accent. What s an alarm clock??? Try waking her up some A.M. 36 MARIE BERENATO Bemie Personal laugh. Quizz kid. Curls in place. Everyone s pal. Easy to work with. NANCY LEE BOWERS Lee Long henna hair — a la Colonial. Main interest — towels, aprons, and her Bill. Let s go on a diet — or have a cup or coffee. 37 RUTH BUCHANAN Bucky Favorite expression: Were having a party at my house. Great love for Men ' s Medical and Cape May. Favorite color: Gentian Violet. SHIRLEY BURKART Never hurried and never worried. Gift of gab. Her wit matches her red (?) hair. Neutralizing agent prescribed for gloom. Did someone hit you, nurse? 38 :V IRENE CAMPBELL Irene Talking eyes — those exclamations! Shift kid. Midnight phone calls. Elec- trician at heart. I think I need a new man. Saturday night dates. KATHLEEN CONWAY Kalhy When Irish eyes are smiling. Sunny disposition. Dancer. Basketball enthu- siast. Did Jack call? 39 Mm ALYCE COOK Cookie President of Student Council. A ringer in every pie. Full of pep, vim and vigor. Famous for mouse, owl and phillynew- berg. She too can be the life of the party. Did somebody mention Lick? MELBA CORLISS Mel Luscious wavy red tresses, soft brown eyes. Collector of men. Friend s and Fed iffiliate. 40 NAOMI DAVIS Nony The wit ol tne class. Innocent nig blue eyes that gets her into and out of trouble. Dream men: Joseph Cotten and Hank. Usually seen reading the Oxford News. RITA De RITIS De Rit The great imitator. Soft brown eyes. V.N.S. Hey Joan! Did ' Ducky ' call? A winning way with children (Pediatrics specialist). 41 HELEN DOLDERER Helen Brown eyed, quiet, pleasant disposition. Anchor s aweigh. Ready to help. Let s get some sleep. MARGARET DONAHUE Peggy Feather hair cut. Generous, witty, ready smile. Oh! my baby sister — and we say. Oh! your big brother. 42 HELEN EARLY Early Good sense of humor. Even tempered. Worry wart. Long distance phone calls. Will take the fatal plunge soon. Neat n ' petite. A certain intern ' s favorite post- partum nurse. RUTH EBERLY Ebbie Quiet, unpresuming, efficient. A halo of enviable red hair. Rules our govern- ment with a reliable hand. 43 HELENE ERVIN Helene Flashing smile. Peaches and cream complexion. Mischievous. Romance problems. So many admirers. The gum chewer. HELEN ESPOSITO Espo Cute, petite, French. I ' m gonna lock my door. Cute remarks. Hammon- tonian humor. 44 BETTY FARREIT Betty A charming smile that shines for miles. Vibrant as a harp, tender as a violin, rool as a cucumber. With a tune in her smile and a song in her heart. She II always see blue skies. MARIE TERESA FARRELL Pooch Smoky green eyes. Irish wit. C ood sport. Loves to dance. Football fan. Lives for Mothers chocolate cake — don t we all. ' ' ? Have I had a phone call?? Favorite saying: And what s wrong with the Irish? 45 BETTY JEAN FIELD Betty Letter writer. Good dancer. Reliable pal. Good student. Perpetually hungry. Smooth sophisticate. Oh, those week- ends in Jersey. I love that man. PHYLLIS FOREMAN Phil Another Jack Benny with the fiddle, hut keeps it secret. Shy?? Express to Altoona. Have you seen Timothy? My G.B. Where ' s Nitz? 46 MARIE FRALINGER Well groomed. Independent. Heart interest Doc (no M.D.). Solitaire on third finger left hand. RUTH FUNK Ruth lie Dewey eyes. Promotor of good neigh- bor policy. Heirloom, engagement ring. 47 ROSE MARIE GEHRINCER Rose Efficient, engaged, energetic, athletic. A dance enthusiast. A Navy wife-to-he. ALINE GINGERICH Ginger Infectious giggle, numerous phone calls, ( liange of heart. BID. Willing worker. Who wants to go roller skating? Yoodle- la-de-do. 48 ELEANOR GRUBB To know her is to love her. Efficient, meticulous, and ever so popular. Chic and sophisticated, that s Miss Grubb. MARGARET ANNE HARDNOCK Peg Her sense of humor, good jokes and numerous loves made her constant chatter worth listening to. 49 JUNE K. HEPLER Hep Snort, excellent vocabulary and never uses bobby-pins. At high school it was hamburgers— now it ' s spaghetti. As soon as I met him I knew it was love. Does anybody want to play pinochle? MARA HORAN Mara Flashing smile. Laughing eyes. Ac- tion lass. Gift of gab. Never a dull moment. Where s Margie? 50 GLORIA JEKA Jek Newark gal come to the city to escape the Jersey mosquitoes. Interest O.B.S. nursing. Aspiration post-graduate work. ROSEMARY KLEPONIS Rosie Small and vivacious. Irene of Hahne- mann. A Penn booster. Torn between Pennsylvania and Jersey. An upstater. Hey, Chubby! 51 ?m% MARY ANNE KOBILNYK Kip Wagner, Vogue and Lobster-a-Ia-New- burg, that s our Kip. Ormandy was won- derful. Efficient, meticulous, completely self reliant. Have you seen Lannie? JEAN KOVALESKI O ' Ski Takes everything in her stride. Quick in her answers. Small and mischievous. An ardent swimming student. Juke box Saturday night. Collector of souvenirs. Remember that first hypo? 52 RITA KOVALESKI Hotch Class president. No goal is too High, no work too hard. If it ' s green III buy it. The future Mrs. Mike. Strawberry short- cake with cream on the top. Those early morning telephone calls. MARY M. KOZITZKY Polly A young maiden with a virtuous air. A great desire to travel. Flirtatious blue eyes and hair that curls with the rain. 53 SOPHIE KRSNARIK Kris Everyone s pal. Lives down the street. Twinkling eyes. Humoresque. Federal affiliate. SOPHIE LAZOSKA Zos m Numerous varieties of giggles. Oh those Polish weddings? Is it Pete? What, another new dress! Where are your glasses, Zosh? 54 HELEN LENHART Helen 1 liin blonde. How can I gain weight? Has a voice all her own. BETTE LEONHARDT Belt That naive Iool and sophisticated air! Excellent taste, both clothes and men. Oh dear, I ' ve got problems! Take a num- ber— 1 to 14. 55 BETTY LEWIS Lou Artistically inclined. New York ac- cent. Vivid descriptions of week-ends at the lake. Plans for a home and family- Even has them named. HELEN LEWIS Helen That laugh. Roller skating enthusiast. 11-7 duty. Many phone calls and dates galore. Miss Lewis calling Lab. 56 ANN LITAK Ann Quiet, demure. Beauty to the core. Doesn t need to worry about using Irium. One of the few to enjoy Veteran ' s Affilia- tion and all that goes with it. How about it, Ann? MADELYN LUSCH Cookie Conscientious and energetic. Speedy. Memories of G.U. Loves dancing. Fa- vorite sayings: Much sadness. No strain, no pain. JOAN W. MATTIS Matt Tall, witty and that Bette Davis look. A good book, bobby-pins and cigarettes will always put Matt out of this world(?). Hey, Ri, will you cut my bangs? What is the most recent use of penicillin? Oh, yes! To revive the dead! JOANNE MENGLE Jo Teasing smile. Clothes galore. Her personality? — very changeable but deter- mined. Can be seen most anytime on ninth floor. 58 BARBARA MINNICK JANET MITCHELL Barb Jan Red hair — oh, that crowning glory. Irrepressible giggle. Flirtatious smile. Haven t seen a good-looking sailor since Those nights in 927. WL — er— s Harry was discharged. Her sarcasm. Me_r-Ie?? Surgical floor specialty. Where s B.J.? 59 BETTY JEANNE MOYER B.J. Everybody s pal. Loyal, impish, inter- ested in ballet. Gay. Small but mighty. The shift kid. RUTH MOYER Ruthie Subtle humor. The ambler. Maybe he has a friend. Unsterile deliveries! Where does she get all those men? 60 KATHLEEN MURRAY Rosebud Jeepers creepers, where did you get those peepers? A pleasure to meet and to know. Don t mention health clinic. A pleasant word for everyhody. Signals for everything. Lover of peanuts. LORETTA NASKOWSKI Nasko Conscientious, reserved. Jitterbug at heart. i i to 7 duty. Sense of humor. Who tailored those clothes? 61 MARY NEHODA Mary Winning smile (giggle). Y dancer. Blonde bomber. Trim figure. Winter tan. Half interest in Max Factor. JEAN NITZENBERGER Nitz Black shiny hair. Pleasing smile, interest back home (a la presant). quent visitor in Q2 An Fre- 62 ' warn JANE NULL CLARA OPIE Janie Opie That Altoona twang. Sparkling wit She s lovely, she s engaged! Those with odd laughter. Twinkling eyes and brown eyes! Has a big interest in a lovely hair. I II go on that diet tomor- Pickle (Bill). Collector of recipes. Knit row. Loves her bed. Paul who?? one, purl two. 63 JEAN PETERSEN Pele Spent her time and money traveling from here to Florida. Clothes and men her hohby. She excelled at both. RUTH PRETSCH Pretzels That accent. Pretty eyes and smile. Will always lend a helping hand. Gullible and giggley. 64 ELIZABETH READING Belty Petiteness and sweetness. Brains and beauty a rare combination. Willing to work and anxious to please. EILEEN REIDER Eileen V.N.S. affiliate. Quiet and reserved. Wears a diamond. Lives alone now but not for long. Go ANNA G. RETINO Full of fun. Good sense of humor. Lover of radio mystery stories, and good books. Spends most of her spare time sleeping. Future ambition: own a Jersey farm. KATHARINA RHODES Cathy Quiet and demure— meticulous. Infec- tious giggle. Loves children. Seamstress. Favorite sayings: ' Yoi, That ' s tough. 66 JEANETTE ROSE R osie Tall, attractive blonde. Who ' s calling? What shall I wear? Senior Store buyer. Trailer trip. Excels in Obs. Future pian- ist. MARYANNE ROBERTSON Merry brown eyes and a Southern drawl. Always ready to lend a helping hand or a sympathetic ear. Kept the air- ways busy between Philly and Norfolk. Sings the praises of Dr. Dan. 67 MAE SCHLABACH (Mrs.) Combining many fields and success- ful in all. Energy abounding. Has a small son and doctor busband. PAULINE SCHLATTER Polly Bangs — cheerful— friendly— and bappy, that s Polly. A date every evening. Chief interest is Leo. A doctor s wife-to-be. (is ■■ ELAINE SCUDDER Scud Accent on music— organ and piano. To know her is to like her. Willing worker. Good sense of humor. Atlantic City here I come. Theme song: Okla- homa. Let s leave Florida out of this. HELEN SINKEWICH Sinky Full of fun. Cute talk and demureness. Large soft brown eyes and a strictly feminine giggle. 69 LYNN SKALAK Sweet and companionable and a smile in her bright eyes. Art-ing is her favorite pastime. A quiet but evident sense of humor. SOPHIE SKULIMOSKY Unpredictable nature. Glow of mis- chief radiates from her face. Laughable and lovable. Our Mademoiselle from Vogue. Did you say coffee?? 70 DONNA SPENCE Donna Our female Iturbi. I. ikes skating. Merry twinkling eyes. Infectious laugh. She s lovely, uses Ponds and practically engaged. Likes N.E. Philly. Wonder why?? MERLE STEWART Merle Ready for a good time. Men. roller skating, and letter writing fill in the odd moments. Daily trips to Jersey. Walt Disney s Bambi by Merle. 71 ANNIE ROSINA THOMPSON To mmy Raven hair. Week-ends in Washing- ton. Full of run. Ipana smile. ELIZABETH VERNET Jeanne Quiet manner, soft spoken. Friend s and Muni affiliate. Oil that hoy back home. Jeanne and her light brown hair. MILDRED VOGEL BETTY WENZ Vog Betty Mademoisellef. ' ) She loves that hoy (Jack). Muni dressmaker. (Did you see that bathing suit, oo-la-la?) Say now!! Dutch accent. Another redhead. Good worker. Roller skating fan. Shoemakersville — where s that? ]§Pf „ . ELIZABETH WHETSTONE Betty Quiet, reserved but still waters run deep. Friend ' s affiliate and oh so efficient. ELLANORA F. WHITE Lann ie Lovable Lannie — always gay, always late. Tall, slim, blonde and very colle- giate. Ormandy entbusiast. Lee and Lannie liked yellow furniture. Now tbey re reading Live Alone and Like It. 74 MARGARET WHITTLE Margie If not laughing, sleeping. Seldom a serious moment. Expert dancer. Good sport and all around girl. Remember First Aid Class. Bottoms up. JEAN WILSON Jean The eyes! Chatterbox, a wearer of the plaids. Quiet manner, mysterious, manv admirers. RUTH WISE LAVENIA WRIGHT Ruth Wynne Sparkling eyes. Contagious smile. Short redhead. Get out the mercuro True sophisticate. Ready and willing chome. Temperamental and a hyper. addition to O.R. Where is Dot? Ambitious, good worker. Tnav Girl. Yes? 76 zapkecu THE future of tfiis class appears very, very bright. 1 fiere is long life, great advance- ment and achievement in store for you all. our good luck starts the night of graduation. I roubles, disappointments and problems will binder you but persevere, you will win. There are great surprises in the future for your Alma Mater. These graduates I see as supervisors, head nurses, assistants and, yes, I do believe I see faintly a directorship for some- one, though it is not quite plain who it shall be. These are but a few that I see here at your Alma Mater. There is Margie Whittle as Supervisor on Orthopedics and the fellows are still brewing their own coffee. Now Jeanette Rose, as she always was, is tops in the Obstetri- cal Department with Aline Gingerich as her right hand Assistant. The Senior students will be in a grand new classroom learning thei r Psychiatry from Martha Babyar. Pauline Schlatter, no longer Miss. will be seen around Hahnemann as a Doctor s wife. Hot packs, massage, whirlpool baths, etc., will be capably administered by Ruth Mover. No longer having gall bladder troubles we see Phyl Foreman as Dr. Carpenter s own nurse. Miss Loretto Naskowski is reigning on Surgical and when Dr. Schofield is about to arrive his appearance is forewarned by the appearance of Madeline Lusch. B. J. Mover will still be ruling the wee hours of the night as Night Supervisor on Medical. Helen Lenhart is keep- ing tenth floor on running schedule. With all those sick babies we find Rose Kleponis on Pediatrics. Shirley Burkart will surely be Dr. MacFadyen ' s own special nurse. 1 he wedding bells start tolling immediately. I in not sure I can see clearly for all just how soon but these are some ol the first. There is Rita Koveleski and her Mickey. Alice Cook and Lick, Ruth Buchanan with Tommy. Elaine S udder will be making her annual trips to Oklahoma. Rita De Ritis will not disappoint her six chosen bridesmaids. I he bells tolled on for Mary Ann Robertson, Helen Lewis, Lynn, Betty Whetstone and Marie Fralinger. Dot Miller, Clara Opie and Jane Null are fol- lowing the bell. Jean Nitzenberger as a Min- ister s w ile will be witnessing some of her own classmates treading the aisles. Nancy Lee Bowers will be cosily settled as a prolessor ' s wife. There are many more but I cannot distin- guish because there is a veil hiding the future. The oceans are carrying some of the ranks. Sophie Skulimosky seeks the ocean liners and there is Dr. and Mrs. Schlabach on the way to China as missionary doctor and nurse. Ruth Eberly will be in a foreign country doing relief work but will return to America to continue her studies at some university. Even the air holds your own. There are Ruth Pretsh and Grace Ashburn as hostesses on a plane. Higher schools of learning are calling many. There are many letters after the name of Marie Berenato and the directorship of some school is her goal. Mary Ann Kobilnyk is leaning to another career in Journalism. Lanie White and June Hepler too are in the halls of learning. Dot Anabaldi has art as her second profes- sion. Merle Stewart, no longer drawing doodles, is a popular cartoonist. Yes, and Betty Wenz too, is taking a clamor for the pen. The Belle of Puerto Rico Society, yes it is Louise Funk. Jean Kovaleski, just a tumbling weed, is not settled to one grind. Eleanor Grubb with her love for children might have her family of ten. Jo Ann Mengle will be seen on Penn State ' s campus chatting with Betty Leonhardt. Eileen Reider is still content in P.H. work. Now as you cross my hand with more mone I will tell you more. on II see. your wishes will all come true. ( rood luck. Madame Ebi ri i 77 ana, -c tament We, 1 ie Class of ' 47, being of sound minds and testamentary capacity, and acknowledging that this is our last will and testament, have made these bequests to our successors: To June Cassell, Jo Mengle wills Her fickle eye. Mary Ann Robertson leaves her taste in clothes for Lois Anthony to carry on. Helen Esposito bequeaths her feminine swagger to Gladys Schmidt. To Helen Newcomb, Jane Null leaves her hairdo. Jamie may now adopt and utilize Rita De Ritis ' legs. Dot Anibaldi wills her witticisms to Ruth Binder. Barbara Minnick divides her flirtatious nature so that Marjorie Webb may exploit half while Barbara continues in her own little way. Margie Whittle bequeaths her ability at swing and sway to Mai. (Maybe she II lend the beautiful white gown which offsets it so well.) Betty Field almost grudgingly wills her petite form to Lois Vola. Ann Tumavitch will soon be giggling in the way which was once common only to Kathie Rhodes. Beth ' Leonhardt s male problems go to Irish. (Why, we don t know?) Do you? To Toni Green, Mary Kozitzky leaves her curly hair. Winnie Wright s mercurochrome is willed to Ruth Weaver. Kris Krsnarik wills her apt dry humor to Ethel Schwartz. Eleanor Allen bequeaths her longitude to Lois Runkle. Mary Nehoda leaves her blonde tresses to Romaine Sarmiento. Bojie Bojanoski may find some use for Jean Vernet s peaches and cream complexion. To Phyllis Smith, Annie Thompson leaves her dancing eyes. Ruth Wise s personality is left to Jean Binder. June Hepler wills her little black book to Barbara Morgart. Madeline Lusch leaves her apparatus to any irregular individual who needs it. Margaret Donahue bequeaths her ringside seat in a certain night spot to a certain basketball player. 1 he entire Class of 47 bequeaths its great ability at concentration during study, sober outlook, old tests (including errors), case studies (with corrections), popularity with the faculty, and all its other proud remembrances to its fol- lowers. To Miss Bernice Kent, its loyal adviser and co-worker, the entire class wills its great admiration and thankfulness. Having witnessed and dictated this, our last will and testament, we, the C lass of ' 47, bid farewell to the students of Hahnemann until we return as sisters of the profession while members of our Alumnae Association. CLASS OF 47. 78 : yctta C • I a nJi LA ndetcL a i4teu Freshmen Seniors 80 S • Ci icete President, Miss R. Kovaleski ice-President, Miss M. Kozitzky Secretary, Miss B. J. Mover Treasurer, Miss M. . Robertson SI MASS MEETING A..kJ. H 82 BASKETBALL 83 NEWMAN CLUB NEWMAN CLUB President, M. Horan Secretary, Helen Rumianek V.-Pres., Margaret Donahue Treasurer, Lois Anthony CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP President, L. SciJDDER Treasurer. M. Saylor ' i c President, K. Rhodes Secretary, J. Cattell si 85 aLtait MR. AND MRS. RUBEN MARCUS MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD SCUDDER MR. AND MRS. E. L. MOYER MR. AND MRS. WM. HORAN MRS. ADA B. FIELD MR. AND MRS. M. MINNICK MRS. VELMA HEPLER MR. AND MRS. F. C. LEONHARDT MR. AND MRS. J. J. WHITTLE MR. AND MRS. JOHN B. ANIBALDI MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOZITZKY MR. HARDIG MR. AND MRS. BENJ. S. EBERLY MR. AND MRS. G. L. BERNATOE MR. AND MRS. H. ERNEST CAMPBELL MR. AND MRS. FRED ROSE MR. AND MRS. ALBERT DOLDERER MR. AND MRS. C. F. GORDON S(i THE NURSE The world grows better, year by year, Because some nurse in her little sphere, Puts on her apron and grins and sings, And keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind s numberless ills; Feeding the baby, answering the bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for home and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile: Blessing the new born babe s first breath, Closing the eyes that are still in death. Taking the blame for the doctor s mistakes. Oh Dear, what a lot of patience it takes. Going off duty at seven o clock Tired, discouraged, and ready to drop When we lay down our caps and cross the bar Oh Lord, will you give us just one little star. To wear in our crowns with our uniforms, new In that city above, where the Head Nurse is you. 87 By DEAN CORNWELL, N. A. Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1809-1894, redding his celebrated essay entitled The Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever be- fore the Boston Society for Medical Improvement in 1843. Oliver Wendell holmes was a young man thing was known, a good deal suspected, thirty-four years of age when he wrote this and not a little feared. I felt that it would be famous essay on childbed fever. He had ob- doing a good service to learn what experience tained his M.D. degree at Harvard Medical had to teach in the matter. School just seven years before and in the in- His celebrated essay was the result of this terval had been for two years professor of searching inquiry. It is at once a model of anatomy and physiology at Dartmouth Col- cold scientific reasoning a nd of impassioned lege. How he came to write it he tells in the pleading. Even today it is impossible to find preface to a monograph entitled Puerperal in it a statement which is false or an argu- Fever as a Private Pestilence and published ment which can be refuted. We can still in 1855. These are his words: profit by his plea never to neglect anything, A discussion arose in a medical society of whether through ignorance or prejudice, that which I was a member, involving the sup- can make childbearing safer for women posed cause of a disease, about which some- throughout the world. The reproduction That Mothers Might Live, on the opposite page, is the sixth in a series of original oil paintings by a famous American artist depicting historical scenes in the lives of great American physicians and surgeons. American physicians and surgeons have The months of painstaking research that contributed greatly to the advancement of are necessary to insure accuracy of detail medicine. They should be better known to limit additional canvases to one a year, their fellow countrymen, who have benefited The original paintings are constantly being so much by their works. exhibited under the auspices of medical so- To accomplish this purpose, a series of cieties and universities throughout the United original canvases entitled Pioneers of Amer- States and Canada. ican Medicine ' was conceived by Wyeth It is hoped by Wyeth Incorporated that Incorporated. An outstanding American the series Pioneers of American Medicine illustratorand muralist,DeanCornwell, N.A., will contribute in some small measure to the was commissioned to execute them. The re- history of medicine and afford a clearer production shown is the sixth in the series, recognition of the achievements of American which was inaugurated in 1939. medical heroes. WYETH INCORPORATED • PHILADELPHIA 3 • PA PEG. U. S. PAT. OF D. L. Ward Company 401 North Broad Street Philadelphia 8, Pa. 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