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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1950 volume:

FOR REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM (5 f23 012 ' ' r ' ' o Published by HE SENIOR CLASS HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  % JH , , 17 Recall when we first open as we now prepare to le FoxeiATord On the pages that follow we have endeavored to bind a brief summary of our training and life for three years — a period that has embraced many friendships, hopes and dreams, duties and learning. As you unfold each page, you unveil our life for three years, every page chronologically represent- ing many days in our training. Above all, the real significance of this book is to bring to our memory the many little episodes of joy, tribulation, and, far greater than any materialism, the many experiences of self satisfaction that only our individual hearts can appreciate. May it be that we, in leafing through this record, can quickly recall in a glance those things which are stored in our memory of three years at Hahnemann. This is our story: ss Martha A. Cunningham. R.N., B.S. Director of Nursing Miss Cunningham, since she joined us in September, has become one of our best friends, while filling the post vacated by Miss Grant — mm.. Miss Esther R. Grant, R.N., B.S. Former Director of Nursing NURSING OFFICE STAFF Miss M. Cunningham Director Miss R. Smith Associate Director Miss C. Reynolds Assistant Director Miss A. Wolfgang Assistant Director These folks have often listened to our woes as we beat our paths to the office — and many times we asked for our grades — oh my! EDUCATIONAL STAFF Mrs. F. W. Wrzesinski Miss B. L. Brown Miss M. J. Yencha Mrs. M. Hunter Miss J. Kruisselbrink Mrs. C. Kush Mr. A. Courchaine VJR5 IroG i qlAirr orou5 pvoTE Slo 3 S o TV Just relax -we were so eager comes. ' ) — Hypo — ' We were so bewildeied and lost — was it really to be as such ??? T ' cidx, now. Someone ge the nan ;,oW ,1, ' e.dy raie . deep i„e!,i. t Jy ' Ol R big and ii ie sister party. We just loved chorus — oh my, they look so casual — Such class enthusiasm! Gee, I ' m so tired of sittin ' Clock watchers we were — we are. Future Power models — such sparkling vitality. The uniforms did so much for us. 10 $ «3 A O VJ V X - RSS qr rACv t 11 Oh, Oh, those days on medical. Those patient nurses who struggled with us thru those dark times — thank you all, especially Mrs. B. Doctor, now who gets the insulin??? One of ourl most beloved treatments??? Hi, to one of our favorite interns. 12 me on. Dad, take some more H2O. Sure hope 3se crib sides stay up. Can ' t talk to you, doc, my teeth aren ' t in. Don ' t lose that Key it you value your Hie, M. S. 13 Would you mind lying on youi rich easier ,o .aice you, B. P. thai way hack? h would he Oh. Doc, take it easy — So that ' s where all the con- strictors are. I ' ll bet he doesn ' t have enough blood; guess I should have shaken it up. 14 Life gets tedious, don ' t it??? fW - i ft ' rJ ' M Take it again, didn ' t get it the last time. 15 Can always stait a poker game anywhere, can ' t we fellows??? Laughter can always be heard on Ortho- pedics. Oh those plaster casts! Another diabetic! Sure did gain weight in our kitchen. 16 AWD sleepless r  aV . 17 What time do you want your case scheduled??? I must look up his technique. Sony, tilled up for the next month. Honey, have you had the heat lamp today??? Our new B. P. machine. Get your foot out of the pretzel can. This is really self service. Our famed Senior Store. Sterile technique — . Don ' t turn your back to the table. us a minute please, sir, here is one place in which six arms would come in handy. Klr Out iamed telescopic basketball misses. HAHNEHANN 20 qp,Oi QC$g 9. S. Lj V o C (KCS 1 I 21 CLASS ADVISER Ruth A. Appier The much needed plodding, the encouragement that was given to us, will always be remembered . . . those Friday night dances, spaghetti dinners and the extra privileges spoken on our behalf. For her increasing efforts for us and for her willing- ness to help us, we, the Class of 1950, say a sincere Thank you to Miss Appier. 22 Ah yes, we have aiiived at Hahnemann. Such a ihiilhng day. The latest style — red stockings and shoes. Mommy, don ' t leave me — This is our accident ward — and a most cooperative admission. The orderly was so — helptul — No, No, not that high compound enema for — guess who. ' This is the exact way to approach a patient who is to receive one — take a deep breath, dear. 23 Do-Re-Mi, that ' s it girls. Breathe horn your stomach. Don ' t squirm girls — now let ' s try thai aaain. The parade to the ] early dawn led by pure instinct alone. Can ' t see a thing so early in the morn ' . Hurry up, I ' m next. Refreshments, oh boy. Now girls control yourselves. Don ' t stampede the table. We are going to get a patent on that punch. 24 Excuse us, but we ' re so tired. Must get to bed early one of these nights. Grief, such loud p. j. ' s — they would wake anyone up. Our Alma Mater — How we envied those in white, but our day will come soon. Only time you could keep us quiet — when we ' re eating. Our mouths are too full to talk. Sure did taste good. 25 Gosh, is that how you hoid them? They are so small. Don ' t they ever keep quiet — sure got a lot of T. L. C. Pediatrics here we come. Never turn your backs, girls. First time we ever saw a baby lie so still. 26 What happened heie? How can you smile and hold that long needle at the same time? 27 Swing your partners Roll that spaghetti. So good, mmm- plus the atmosphere. All you want 29 Dancing cheek to cheek. Music maestro, please. 30 Our Autumn Ball at the Bellevue-Stratioid Remember the night. 31 Student Council Out apt Student Council listening to our woes and troubles. Miss M. Cunningham, Miss R. Smith, Miss C. Reynolds. 32 Officers : Miss Deppe, Vice President, Miss Lamb, SecTetary. Miss Berry, Tieasuier. Miss M. Wilcox, President of Student Council. 33 Miss C. Kolenda, Editor in Chief Miss S. Phy, Assistant Editoi Miss M. Casey, Liteiaiy Editoi 34 ViffiJ Sta££ Miss C. Kolenda Editor in Chief Miss S. Phy Assistant Editor Miss I. Altman Literary Editor Miss M. Casey Literary Editor Miss N. Fenner Circulating Editor Miss H. Thompson Business Manager Miss M. Mayer Photographic Editor 35 Christian Fellourship Newman Club 36 Residents and Interns RESroENTS: Dr. Alfred S. Ayella Dr. Alfred V. Bateman Dr. Joseph Bertino Dr. Mary Lou Buckley Dr. Michael Brignola Dr. Vincent J. Cattie Dr. Oscar Corn Dr. Henry M. Cryer Dr. Rex Dauphin Dr. John M. Dolphin Dr. Richard G. Ellis Dr. Seth M. Fisher Dr. Thomas J. Fritchey Dr. Theodore Gerson Lawrence Gilbert John J. Gorman Herbert Greenspan Dr. James A. Gribbin Dr. Guenther H. Heidorn Dr. Eoftus Hengeveld Dr. Zella E. Hoar Dr. Charles W. Hoyt Dr Dr Dr Dr. Richard M. Irwin Dr. Lawrence F. Kienle Dr. Richard G. Kirchner Dr. Eichi K. Koiwai Dr. Marvin M. Lacy Dr. Rosario Maniglia Dr. Peter V. Martin Dr. David Mendelsohn Dr. Ian D. Murphy Dr. Robert A. Murphy Dr. Theodore Orloff Dr. James H. Pass Dr. Eugene Petrick Dr. Hector Redondo Dr. Charles L. Sacks Dr. Thomas Schroth Dr. Richard H. Shuffstall Dr. James A. Snyder Dr. Thomas J. Strunk Dr. William Toth Dr. Harry Troyen Dr. Lester J. Van Ess Dr. Mark A. Whitman Dr. Thomas M. Wilson Dr. Charles Walker Dr. Thomas M. Zaydon INTERNS: Dr. Robert Andre Dr. Nicholas Battafarano Dr. Donald Berkowitz Dr. Donald R. Berman Dr. Eathan L. Comer Dr. Joel Deutsch Dr. Murray L. Dorfman Dr. Lillian J. Drozd Dr. Joseph H. Entine Dr. Francis Kopernik Dr. Gladys Z. London Dr. Lillian R. Lord Dr. Harold J. McLaren Dr. Daniel F. Paul Dr. Juan Rodriguez-Trias Dr. Peter L. Saras Dr. Henry Sugiura Dr. Lee H. Wilier Dr. Robert G. Witherspoon 37 Mis. B. down in admission room. Lovely patient isn ' t she? W. M. no doubt. Accident ward. What have we now, M. S.? Oh, here comes the Pohce wagon. 38 Our health cUnic with Di. Boericke and Miss Stiakay, who keep very close watch over us. Have you been weighed this month???? Quick and efiicient service in our Accident Ward. Out sidewalk service. Never a dull moment. 39 Glee Club Ml. York, Directoi. Our Glee Cluh. Sing loud and long. 40 Class 0££icers Miss P. Murray, President I Miss C. Kolenda, Vice President Miss K. Humbert, Secretary Miss M. Casey, Treasurer 41 LEONA A. AFFORD 836 Church Street Hawley, Pennsylvania Lee Hails from Hawley up in them thar ' moun- tains. Lee, remember the Christmas present in 1948 — sixth floor, second house? We ' d say original was the word. Famous for her G . Leona, did you say you weren ' t qoing to any more formals? Once a friend, always a friend. A wonderful worker; recall those days on Surgical. Lots of luck! ILEANE D. ALTMAN 25 S. Britton Street Springfield, Pennsylvania Nicci The campus kid. What, you mean again! , often the cry that was heard through the halls. The other half of the Goldust Twins. Oh, her pet passion. (Wonder why?) Interest in everything she did. Where you hear, Did you hear the one about . . . ? there you will find our Nick. 42 MARY LOUISE BAIR 114 W. oth Street Lansdale, Pennsylvania Bear Humorous and witty in her own dry way. Quiet?? Still water runs deep? That ' s our Mary. We think old Bear can make anyone laugh. Affiliate of Friends, conscientious and an all-around good worker. We are sure that, whatever Mary decides to do, she will make out. MARION C. BELAND 2701 Kane Street Highland Gardens, Pennsylvania Binny Binny ' s first love, the Navy. If anyone wants to know about the art world, here is the person to come to. Eyes that sparkle, we think she would be lost without Teddy. Two things stand for Binny — California and Pomer- granz. All-around good nurse. 43 ANITA E BOORSE 123 Wisteria Road Wildwood Crest, New Jersey Neat Good things come in little packages. Reader of Shakespeare. Music lover. Neat is an enthusiastic representative of Student Coun- cil. Sing us a pretty song, Neat. Wonderful person. Let ' s clean the room. What ' s that animal sitting on your bed, little one? Happy days ahead and much success. May you always win. DORIS MAE BOOTH R. F. D. 3 Bradford, Pennsylvania Boothie Quiet and shy, never says much. Can always find a crowd in Boothie ' s room when she gets packages from home. Those pies are deli- cious, you always feel like you have gained two pounds when you leave. Can always be found on the telephone. May she attain her goal in whatever she attempts. 44 HELEN E. BOYES 20 W. Wharton Road Glenside, Pennsylvania Boyes Can always be heard saying, Hey, Sally, tickle my back. A good listener if anyone has troubles. Boyes could be changed to Slim as a nickname. Good nurse, and a wonderful pal. Beautiful eyes, and always has a neat room. Lots of luck, Helen, in what- ever you choose. JOAN L. BRADSHAW 236 S. Hancock Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Brad What room on the sixth floor has gorgeous bedspreads and Venetian blinds (that always work)? That ' s our Joana ' s room. She ' s pinned! Gives excellent friendly parties. Always laughing and very much in demand. We think Joana will be remembered for her clever impersonations of ... . We wish her much happiness and success in all her future undertakings. 45 ELIZABETH J. BRANNICK 320 Main Street Madison, New Jersey Janie Perpetual griper — Oh, will I ever get home! lanie can tell anyone about knitting and many have come to her for same. Thanks, Janie, for the much needed help on those socks. Crusader for any cancer campaign. Ambi- tion: to work in Admission and Accident Ward. Lots of luck, Janie, in whatever you undertake. ELLEN BRYSON 5245 Florence Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania E. B. Known for her contagious laughter. Quiet? Demure? (We just had to put that in, E. B.) Beautiful eyes. Can tell you all about Florida — came back with a beautiful tan. Beautiful room. We are all sure E. B. will make a success of whatever she attempts. 46 MARY M. CASEY 4208 East River Drive East Falls, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Casey Our own class respirator. Hey, Casey, where did you get that medal? On Gyn?? Beautiful clothes, and always ready to take a hike in the country. Thanks a million, Casey, for all your hard work on the yearbook. We all wish you luck in your journalism and hope to receive one of your best sellers. Vermont Bound! MAE JEAN CHAMBERLAIN 1418 Englewood Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Irma We don ' t think anything ever worries Jean. Beautiful figure and the pin-up girl of the Senior Class. Has the neatest room on the floor. Would do anything for anyone. Wher- ever there is Lois, there you will find Jean. Lots of luck in the future. 47 RUTH MARIE CRAIG 1030 Serrill Avenue Yeadon, Pennsylvania Cragie Gay, carefree and always laughing, that ' s our Cragie. Can get along with anyone, a wonder- ful nurse — these are only some of Cragie ' s assets. Another Florida-bound nurse. We hope that, whatever you undertake, success will be yours in the end, for you are one who deserves the best of everything. ROSEMARIE DAMWEBER 936 2 N. Sixth Street AUentown, Pennsylvania Rosie Oh, those weekends at West Point! Brings good things from home. Industrious, studious and efficient Rosie. Always lends a helping hand in activities. May success always be yours, Rosie. 48 EMILY IDA DAVIS R. F. D. 5 Bridgeton, New Jersey Emily Future Cornell graduate, heh, Shorty! Interest in the art world. Don ' t give it up, Emily. Oh, those bus trips home. Always laughing. Emily, who were those helpers on Pediatrics that emptied the baskets and linen in the early A. M.? May success be yours, Emily, in the future. Maybe we will all see you at Cornell. 49 i GLORIA DiVALENTINO North Street Est. Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Gloria Famous for her spaghetti dinners. Always lends a helping hand when it is needed most. Here is one who firmly believes nothing worthwhile can be attained without God. Lots of luck, Gloria, in the future field you under- take. k ■ --: ' i;aK vj: ■ t ? f j ' i - DORIS MARIE DUNLAP Main Street Hulmerville, Pennsylvania Dunlap If I don ' t get off float I ' m going to have a breakdown. Dunlap can tell all of us about floating. Would do anything for anyone. Has the biggest eyes, still keep that look, Doris. Well liked by all. Lots of luck to one who deserves the best. NORMA J. FENNER 2938 Elbridge Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fenner Motto for our Fenner is New Nurses ' Home or Burst! Great seller of tickets to all of our activities. Sorry, Fenner ' s been here first. Knows all the medical students. Can tell us all about pinball machines, frequent visitor to Rube ' s. Lots of luck, Norma, in your under- takings. 50 iL CARLEEN A. FLAIL 617 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania Pinky Wherever there ' s Pinky you ' ll find her hat box. Affiliate of Friends. Cutest face, and can blush so easily. Dreams of small cottages with picket fences, that ' s our Pinky. May your dreams come true, and we ' re sure they all will. 51 i ELIZABETH J. GRIFFIN 103 S. Bradford Street Dover, Delaware Jeanne Jeanne, and those weekends home with George. Beautiful dresser, well groomed and a wonderful personality sum up our Jeanne. Just loves Pediatrics! Hey, Jeanne, where did you get those sharp slippers? Always hoping she ' ll get last supper. LOIS M. HAYS 2321 Fuller Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Lou Has her own way of making a telephone call, but it sure saves money. A gorgeous ring can be found on our Lou ' s finger. Fireman ' s girl! Flashing brown eyes with batty eyelashes; true to roommate Jean. All-around good nurse, and we are sure that when our Lou ' s around, anything can happen. KATHLEEN HUMBERT 212 N. Franklin Street Hanover, Pennsylvania Kas Small but mighty, that ' s what fits our Kas. An old salt from way back. An excellent nurse, prides herself in her work. Seen often walking Medical ' s halls. Will long be remem- bered for those cocker spaniel eyes and come out fightin ' nature. Has an affinity for tall, dark, intellectual looking people, eh what, Kas? i 52 J JOYCE A. KELLY 26 S. Pennewell Drive Wilmington, Delaware Kelly Spending the rest of her life on Belly-achers, Jefferson Medical School enthusiast. Ambi- tion: to go into Psychiatry. Intelligentsia of the Class, helping hand to all our dances, and all-around good nurse. Success in the future, Joyce. BARBARA J. KNUPP Merridale Road Baltimore, Maryland Knupp Future Freshman of Pitt. Aifiliate of V. N. Some of those tales you told us, Knupp — we nearly died laughing. Loves to Rhumba. We are sure Barbara will never die from hurrying. Reader of good books, has her own ideas how the world should be run. Lots of luck! 53 CECILIA M. KOLENDA 46 East Avenue Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania Celie All-around girl. Cutest face you ever saw. Chicken every Sunday. Good nurse — effi- ciency plus. Popular because of her sweet- ness and ability to make friends with all. Editor of our yearbook. May happiness always be yours, Celie. SHIRLEY ANNE LEWIS 617 E. Walnut Street North Wales, Pennsylvania Lewie Beautiful red hair. Not really known by many. Popular, winning smile. Excellent taste in men and clothes. An all-around sports- woman. Wherever there ' s Lewie, there ' s Casey. Travel-bound after graduation. Every- one wishes you success, Lewie, in whatever your goal might be. 54 VIRGINIA LINTON 262 Manatawny Street Pottstown, Pennsylvania Ginny Future housewife. Variety of mishaps; one shoe is higher than the other. We can always hear our Ginny shuffling down the hall at night to the . . . Can sure make a milk shake. Ginny, did you ever get that argyle tie unwound? Affiliate of Friends. JOSEPHINE LUCCA 124 S. Grand Street Hammonton, New Jersey Jo Collects everyone to go to church on Sunday. Hey, Jo, who drew that lovely picture on the wall in your room? Another Rembrandt in the making. Very neat. Delicious food from home. Always sleepy, and can be heard saying, Hey, my feet are cold. 55 DOROTHY C. LUONGO 2023 S. 22nd Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dot We still wonder why our Dot goes home so often. Wonderful listener, if anyone has troubles — a true friend to all, and well-liked by all. Going on for her B.S. Lover of music and books. We often wonder if we really know our Dot. She is an excellent nurse, and a wonderful person. We are all sure success will be hers for the asking. SOFIA MARTINEZ 501 N. Edith Street Albuquerque, New Mexico Sofia Oh, those hot tamales! Hey, Sofia, can ' t Hays and Chamberlain decorate a room nicely? A smile that lights up her whole face, well-liked by all. Interpreter. We just love that spread on her bed. Comes back to Hahnemann for a rest from her vacations. We are sure suc- cess will be hers. 56 J i J C MARILYN A. MAYER 1823 Cedar Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Lynn The girl with the Dutch accent. Can always be found with that flash-bulb camera, and she sure gets the darndest shots. Cutest giggle, and her favorite topic, David, I ' m always thinking of you, David. Just loves kids; may you have all you want, Lynn, and lots of happiness to you. RITA A. MOFFA 792 S. Front Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Moff Good things come in small packages. A truer expression was never uttered. The pride and joy of South Philadelphia, the mother of the class. Got any problems? Bring ' em to Moff! The other half of a blonde and brunette duet. Will long be remembered for her aggressiveness and way of getting things done. She ' ll scare the wits out of you with her manner, but has a heart of gold. Where there ' s a laugh, there ' s Moff. 57 i BETTY L. MORRIS 9 S. Main Street Ma-hanoy City, Pennsylvania Bets Is there such a word as casanovess ? If there is, it fits. Foxie face with a head of short dark hair framing it; who can beat that combo? Known throughout the medical col- lege; excellent nurse with many possibilities. Always has something new to wear. Our Mahanoy City bombshell. ANITA MOWREY 1918 Centre Street Ashland, Pennsylvania Mow Tall, lanky, full of fun. Spent some time in 927 with many pleasant memories. Infections come in handy sometimes. Going out again. Mow? One of the many coal crackers. Has more loves than she can handle. If you ever want to hear a tall tale, ask Mow. He has a green Hudson sedan! What concoction was that again? Often seen in dreamland — that chest x-ray come back yet? One terrific nurse who has fond memories of Friends. i 58 I AIKO MURAKAMI 958 Van Buren Seabrook, New Jersey Aiko Future visitor to Japan. Looks so cute in a mask — what holds it up? Not our Aiko ' s tiny nose! Local beauty shop, famous for her Toni ' s. Our Aiko is as sweet as a lotus flower; has a lot of common sense plus intelligence; future college graduate. May all you want come true. y L HELEN MURAOEA 3836 N. Milton Street Chicago, Illinois Helen We think all Helen has heard is, May I borrow your ironing board? Never gets a word in edgewise; always laughing. Very good nurse; thoroughness is one of Helen ' s many assets. And when it ' s done, it ' s done right. Lover of books. Lots of luck, Helen, and always keep laughing. 59 PATRICIA MURRAY 239 E. Summit Street Souderton, Pennsylvania Pat Tinkling laughter and sparkling smile, that ' s our Pat. Can handle a basketball with the best of them. Souderton ' s gift to Hahnemann. Our calendar girl posed for Esquire often. Do they go with the outfit, Pat? Dresses like it ' s summer all winter long. A terrific nurse whose heart belongs to Pediatrics — pleasant memories of baby oil. LYDIA A. NOLTE 440 Cypress Street Yeadon, Pennsylvania Lyd Our choice for all-American girl — beautiful brown eyes and a complexion like peaches and cream. Can always be found knitting socks for Bill. Lyd, call from Atlantic City. Photogenic as all get out. Affiliate of V. N. S. —both Lyd and her sister. i 60 L MARY A. NORTHROP 47 Kingsbury Avenue Bradford, Pennsylvania Mary Alice Still water runs deep applies to Mary Alice, who is seldom seen or heard. Good worker. Hear that rustle? That ' s Mary Alice who went by. Her true personality is seldom known to many. MILDRED PADAROFF 1141 Fullerton Avenue Allentown, Pennsylvania Paddy Paddy and those long sessions into the early A. M. Smart dresser, neat room. Can always be found polishing her shoes. Just loved P. F. F. Oh, Paddy, remember 52-4 W. M. . . — that horrible coconut head — I nearly wrvmg my hands off. Luck, Paddy. 61 LILLIAN K. PAURO 3088 Mickle Street Camden, New Jersey Dolly A turned-up nose, dark eyes that speak to you with a brain like Aristotle ' s. Efficiency plus, that ' s our Doll. Fond memories of Acci- dent Ward and Christmas parties. The other Goldust Twin, the long and short of it. All good things come from Camden, must be. If you see someone tripping over a doll in O. R., you ' ll know that ' s L. K. P. What, twelve new blouses again? Blushes easily when certain parties converse. The best hostess the A. A. will ever know. Watch those birds, Doll, one might bite! LILA PEREZ Central Rio Llano Camuy, Puerto Rico Lila Gets butterflies every time she thinks of home. Our Lila has an accent all her own when she gets mad (part Spanish — part English). Everyone takes troubles to Lila. Hi, Mrs. Anthony! Lover of good music and books. Can sure get away with the darndest things. May happiness always be yours. 62 k SARAH PHY 307 S. York Road Willow Grove, Pennsylvania Sallie Future freshman of Cornell, wonderful pianist. We all know that when the furniture is moved out of the room, and the mop can be seen swinging, our Sally is cleaning her room again. Worshipper of Levant, very good listener, and knows all there is to know about music. Ambition: Concert pianist. May you attain the goal you are striving for, Sallie. DONNA RICHARDS 1050 Bay Avenue Ocean City, New Jersey Donna Her Al is her all. Can make anyone laugh, sure does know some funny jokes. One of our left-handed ring girls. Guess she uses Pond ' s, too. Ambition: Housewife. Easygoing, can do the Charleston so well. May all your dreams come true, Donna. 63 MURIEL J. SHAW 1718 Jefferson Park Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia Shaw Our little Rebel from down under! Favorite song, My Bill. Has the most infectious giggle, and just shakes all over when she laughs. Who was it that got up at 5:00 A. M. to study and was back again in bed at 5:05 A. M.? Sure did get a lot done, didn ' t we? Luck, Shaw, in the future. MARGARET LOUISE SCHIRK 113 Susquehanna Avenue Lansdale, Pennsylvania Peg The dreamer of the class. Oh, for a good spaghetti dinner! ! Many fond memories of Spring Mount (and little gadgets that talk to you). Known for pillow fights and new clothes. Often heard saying, Who has my string of pearls? Known by many nick- names, loved by all. A sweet gal with a disposition to match, and a yen for Surgery. Always well-remembered for her technique in giving needles. 64 ! BETTY lANE SNOW 466 Logan Avenue Burlington, New Jersey Snowball We think our Snowball has surpassed every- one. Doesn ' t say much, but when she does! An all-around good nurse. Oh, that 3-11 float!! Here ' s wishing you luck, Snowball, in all your undertakings. HELEN L. THOMPSON 11 Wesley Street Forty Fort, Pennsylvania Tomi Long blonde hair, cute face and personality plus. Spent many a night dreaming of what tricks she could pull next; the right fireman remembers! Ya wanna wrestle? Pet pas- sion: U. M. Where do you get all the pep and ambition? Many a nice time at Harvey ' s Lake was spent by all. Now come on, kids, let ' s play this with scrutiny! Often heard coming from 310. A bombshell all wrapped up in h nice package to give H. N. S. one of it ' s best. 65 ROSEMARY G. WARD 815 S. Broadway Pitman, New Jersey Rosie Wonderful personality. My, what doesn ' t go on in Room 606? Pixie face, beautiful hands, all-around good nurse. One thing for our Rosie, she always wears stockings I Would do anything for anyone. Special N ote: Many a good meal we have had at the Ward ' s house! (Thank you, Mrs. Ward.) FLORENCE WEAVER 204 W. Providence Road Aldan, Pennsylvania Floss The future Mrs. Mitchell, the first to get a ring. Really pulled a fast one that time, Floss! One of the long steadies of H. N. S. Wants to be a missionary, and we all know she will do well wherever she goes. Serious eyes and expression, but can clown with the best. One nurse who really loves her work. A lot of pleasant memories of the V. N. S. 66 ELIZABETH A. WENTZELL 128 Vakcrest Avenue Pitman, New Jersey Betty Our Betty can always be heard, if not seen. Known for her alarm clock laugh, and never runs out of words. Favorite topic: Roger. Loves dancing and singing. Short, but makes up for it in other ways. Our Betty is always on time!!! Those who have tried to awaken Betty from the arms of Morpheus, know , . . i BERNICE WHITE 1 1 Fourth Avenue Pitman, New Jersey Mici Short, but sweet, and comes out with the darndest things! The little girl with the little housecoat! Has a personality A+. Ambition: To join the Navy with Zip. Can always be found at Rube ' s. 67 MARION B. WILCOX 19 Moeller Street Binghamton, New York Willy Our capable President of the Student Council. Wherever there ' s Willy, there you will find Kas. Has a laugh from way down, and a path worn to N. O. Ambition: Marriage. Here ' s wishing you luck, Willy, in all your undertakings. ANNA MARIE ZANNIER 1128 Jefferson Avenue Woodlyn, Pennsylvania Anna Marie Quiet is the word for Anna Marie. Good artist and lover of books and music. Puzzling at times. Has beautiful blonde hair. Outdoor type. Once a friend, always a friend. 68 Dr. Price ODE TO THE CLASS OF 1950 If you can please the supervisors and the doctors, The Medical Director and the patients too, The patients ' families and your senior nurses, Twould seem that you ' d have quite enough to do. If you can please the Czarines in the pantry, The Napoleons who massage and bathe the hall. And yell at you for not walking on the ceiling; Or smile when you have lost your beau ' s phone call. If you can please the interns and the residents. And hold your tongue when the buck they try to pass. Or when maids and elevator workers Think your day is lost without their sass. If you can stay your tears when in the supply room They ask for whom and why you want their wares. Send you back pronto for requisitions And make you climb what seem a million stairs. If you survive two months in the O. R. suite. With Tie my gown and Hand me this and that The wild excitement of the surgeon ' s scolding. Still don ' t give up and leave your training flat. If you don ' t swear the night you ' ve got a heavy, And are informed it ' s your turn to relieve, If you still stick when lying tongues run rampant That those in charge seem disposed to believe. If you can keep your head when bells around you Are ringing ' til you don ' t know what to do. If you can keep your heart when handsome interns Are losing theirs and blaming it on you. If, when you have finished training, You can look back upon that life as mild. Yours is the earth, but I ' m here to tell you You ' ll not be a nurse — you ' ll be a saint, my child! 69 Juniors JUNIOR 1: Berry, Jacqueline Deppe, Jane Gangewere, Evelyn Hudon, Sonia Kliwinski, Genevieve Kubiak, Sonia Lerch, Mary Jane Michael, Frances Miller, Mary Jane Nuneviller, Violet Phelps, Jane Rabold, Mary Rendall, Nancy Smetana, Sonia Walsh, Elizabeth JUNIOR n: Aungst, Myrtle Bentley, Anna Elizabeth Bentley, Anna Laura Brauninger, Rita Brown, Shirley Lou Byers, Audrey Chalker, Jane D. Clemmer, Gloria Coia, Anna Cummings, Lunda Dessin, Betty Evans, Eleanor Feasel, Joan Fischer, Marguerite Haas, Carol Johnson, Dolores Kenyon, Lillian Koons, Elaine Kressly, Evelyn Kruplo, Ruth Lamb, Jeanne Lauchman, Mildred Mclntyre, Patricia Pence, Nancy Proudfoot, Phyllis Ransom, Marion Ritz, Lois Sakon, Evelyn Sassaman, June Slimm, Margaret Starrett, Sara Taylor, Dorothy Treglia, Phyllis Weaver, Patricia 70 Freshmen FRESHMEN: Beck, Elaine Lyons, Dolores Pierce, Maybelle Roepke, Eleanor Vannaman, Barbara Zimmerman, Mary 71 Probies PROBIES: Atchison, Geraldine Avis, Anne Bard, Edna Blass, Faye Burgmer, Margaret Caster, Mary Ann Davis, Jacqueline Faye, Lois Foltz, Barbara Grice, Millicent Haldeman, Joyce Henry, Ivadele Jacoby, Marion Johnson, Anne Long, Frances Mitman, Carolyn Moyer, Mary Nazenetz, Viola Olshefski, Lillian Raker, Doris Reed, Gloria Roberts, Miriam Rumianek, Frances Santilli, Qara Ehemanski, Theodosia Stahl, Grace StraMr, Joan Yerk, Faye 72 A Nurses Psalm These are my patients, They shall not want, I maketh them to lie down in warm blankets. I feedeth them with a glass tube, I restoreth their health, I teacheth them the way of our hospital For my sake. Yea, though they sleep in plasters and splints, They shall feel no pain. My smile and my hope they comforteth them. I prepare my hypos in the presence of the supervisor. I anoint their bed-sores with oil, Their kidney basins run over. Surely bed-pans and groaning. Will follow me all the days of my life. And I shall dwell in a uniform forever. 74 IS S vj c Vi vt 5 O V y ovj 75 PATRONS and PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Altman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Afford Mrs. Laura L. Casey Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fanner Mr. Louis E. Hayer Mr. and Mrs. David Humbert Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Hurry Mrs. Anne Humbach Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kolenda Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Mrs. John H. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Mayer Mr. Harry B. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pauro Mr. and Mrs. Narrial Derez Pimemtel Mr. David P. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Richards Mrs. Marie Hayer Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. James A. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson Mrs. F. C. Wilcox 76 t Myrtle Howell, Supt. WAverly 4-0194 HOWELL CONVALESCENT HOME S. E. Cor. Broad St. Oak Lane Ave. PHILADELPHIA 26. PA. 0 r A GATEWAY TO LIFETIME SECURITY The FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE i .SURAKCE COMP IKY IHi fAIKWAT AT FAIIMOUNT AViNUE rHIlADElFHIA • PINNSnvANIA . s M 7? Established 1888 Incorporated 1907 CHARLES ( ' i K COMPANY 617-623 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. Manufacturers of POWER TRANSMITTING MACHINERY OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING GEARS, SPEED REDUCERS FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS Gear Works: CHRISTIANA. PA. ' 7i Elevating and Conveying Machinery, Mill Engineers and Contractors Equipment and Supplies HO 8-7254 HO 8-7255 ' Meats for your approval by CONSOLIDATED .; rJ CONSOLIDATED DRESSED BEEF CO., INC. yP ' y 36th and Grays Ferry Avenue Philadelphia 46, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF J ' ' LANSDALE PORCELAIN ENAMEL CORPORATION Lansdale, Pa. •y D. L. 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Philadelphia 32 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY The Doctor p A Porlmal of n Fcimous Vicloriun DoL ' lor cind a Pi ' iistml Child It was during the reion ot Queen Victoria that a simple forester ' s cottage near Bahnoral Castle, North Scotland, became the setting for a human drama that will live forever in this painting, The Doctor. • A favorite servant of the Queen lived in this cottage with her husband and their only child. Upon hearing that the child was seriously ill, the Queen wired to London for her personal physician. Sir James Clark. Sir James came by special train and remained in constant attendance upon the child until the crisis was past. The child recovered. • In 1891, Queen Victoria commanded Sir Luke Fildes to immor- talize the scene on canvas in commemoration of the faithful devotion of the physician. • The Sculpticolor rendition is dedicated by Wyeth to the friend of all mankind, The Family Doctor. . • The Doctor — After Sir Luke Fildes. R. A. — Joseph Tomanelc The pictured child recovered despite the inadequacies of her humble home— a tribute to her doctor ' s genius and to the progress of medical 1 1 nJn I ' ll science. Important advances have since been made in the struggle to Mnrlin-A conqucr human ills; greater developments are yet to come. The n • physician of today has at his command more extensive scientific knowledge, greater clinical skill, miraculous new drugs and perfected instruments. He is ably seconded by pharmacists, technicians and nurses whose education and training are much more thorough than in the past. The medical, pharmaceutical and nursing professions have joined forces to provide for the sick and injured ot every community, a service unparalleled in history. Boclor The service of the general practitioner is characterized today by the same virtues as those that have ennobled his profession throughout J ]g the ages. In the words of the great anatomist and physiologist, re- Pomijir nowned poet and writer of prose, OliverWendell Holmes, the family doctor is the flower ol our civilization; and when that stage ol man is done with, and only remembered to be marvelled at in history, he will be thought to have shared as little as any in the defects of the period, and most notably exhibited the virtues ol the race. Generosity he has, such as is possible to those who practice an art, never to those who drive a trade; discretion, tested by a hundred secrets; tact, tried in a thousand embarrassments; and what are more important, Herculean cheerfulness and courage. So it is that he brings air and cheer into the sickroom, and often enouoh, though not so often as he wishes, brings healing. 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