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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

; o hw ?ss V 1 w x- NEXT ATTRACTION TALES OF HAHNEMANN %M i r t° :  v VM. v— •; £w . W V«A ' «V - .V yV - - - cv y • S £ibris v-- n efnier e - i Hon . • - r - v The Nurses ' Library Hahnemann Hospital r « W0, FOR REFERENCI PHILADELPHIAS GREAT SMASH N OTTOBETAK,N,ROM ( f OK ROOM Ufcnei «CU MS PHILA ' S. ™ Sk The 1952 VIGIL netnann HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Uiait taw EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOYCE LOUISE HALDEMAN ASSISTANT EDITOR ELAINE C. BECK LITERARY EDITOR FRANCES RUMIANEK LITERARY STAFF LOIS FAY BARBARA FOLTZ ANNE MARIE JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LOUISE PIERCE BUSINESS MANAGER JACQUELAINE DAVIS CIRCULATION MANAGER GLORIA REED taae Direct 9 ord FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION csDedi tii icauon Mary A. Strakay Little, R.N. To Mary A. Strakay, (in private life, Mrs. John Little), we, the Class of 1952, dedicate our yearbook. Her patient efforts have taught us to appreciate the true definition of health, ' ' That quality which renders an individual fit to live best and serve most . Charles E. Price, M.D. Medical Director jrn rppreciation Martha M. Cunningham R.N., B.S. Director of Nurses It has given me much satisfaction to watch each of you grow and develop from novices in the Nursing Profession into understanding and capable Nurses. Each of you have many good qualities. Your duty is to continue making the best use of these qualities. Do not try to re-make yourselves but make the best of what talents God has given you. You will now spin your own fates, good or evil, never to be undone. Failures may be met along your destined paths. Remember then that to have failed is to have striven, and to have striven is to have grown. A small part of me goes with each of you. I wish it to be as a spark, and help light your way to success, contentment, and happiness. Ardrninid tra lion Martha M. Cunningham, R.N., B.S DIRECTOR OF NURSES Anne M. Wolfgang, R.N., B.S ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Charlotte B. Reynolds, R.N ASSISTANT DIRECTOR v Siu i racultu FRANCES W. WRYZESINSKI, B.A., R. N., M.N. Director of Nursing Education YOLANDA N. D ' ALESSANDRO, R.N., B.S Nursing Arts Instructor JANET VASSIAN, R.N Nursing Arts Instructor BARBARA L BROWN, R.N., B.S Clinical Instructor JOSEPHINE A. KRUISSELBRINK, R.N., B.S Clinical Instructor ARMAND J. COURCHAINE, B.S., R.N Science Instructor ARLENE M. PUTT, R.N,. B.S Science Instructor MARY A. STRAKAY LITTLE, R.N. Director Student Nurses Health Clinic Anne M. Wolfgang, R.N., B.S. Class Advisor Jo VJur L ladd Ardi visor We wish to thank Miss Wolfgang for being a sincere friend and helpful advisor. She has been ever willing to spend her time with us listening, offering her suggestions, and guiding us. With her assistance we were able to best perform our starring roles. C adJ JffL icer5 ELAINE C. BECK President FAYE YERK Vice-President JACQUELINE DAVIS Treasurer MARY ZIMMERMAN Secretary GERALDINE ATCHISON Jerrie John ' s Other Wife . . . Sports diamond on third finger, left hand . . . Understanding, sympathetic . . . VNS affiliate . . . Partial to OBS and percips! . . . Did I tell you what happened ? . . . Chickens in her room . . . Cakes and cookies from home . . . Laughing eyes . . . Loyal to her friends. 10 ANNE AVIS Anne Hails from good old Pitman . . . Conscientious . . . Quiet, just a little shy . . . Always willing to help . . . Saleswoman of our class . . . Tall and blonde . . . with a friendly smile . . . Good listener . . . VNS affiliate . . . Cre- ative . . . Her specialty: verse. ELAINE C. BECK Becky Sophisticated . . . Short blonde hair . . . Fault- less grooming . . . Loyal to Hahnemann . . . Active class president . . . Understanding friend . . . Generosity with a heart of gold . . . Aims high yet most always succeeds . . . Ardent nurse with a bright future. 11 MARY ANN CASTOR Mary Ann Cool, calm, and collected . . . Well liked . . . Tall and attractive . . . Patient, under- standing friend . . . Helps you feel in the pink when you ' re blue . . . Whole-hearted laughter . . . Dependable . . . Good nurse . . . Deserving of the best of luck. JACQUELINE DAVIS Jackie Washed to Philly by the Johnstown flood . , . Cute, short and sweet . . . Sincere . . . Bubbling personality . . . Whistle a tune, she knows it . . . Phillies ' Fan . . . Looks for packages from home . . . Who ' s the phone for? . . . Partial to dancing . . . Active class treasurer. 12 LOIS JUNE FAYE Lois Still water runs deep . . . Quiet and re- served with a hidden sense of humor . . . Serious nurse . . . Capable . . . The neatness of her room makes us blush . . . Keeps me- nagreie in her room . . . Dancing eyes when she laughs . . . Good friend . . . One Purple Heart for cut finger in O.R. BARBARA FOLTZ Foltzy Capable and dependable nurse . . . Hearty laughter . . . VNS affiliate . . . Future mission- ary . . . Far from Earnest, Pa., that is! . . . Naturally curly hair . . . Willing worker . . . Maker of miniature caps . . . Serious. 13 MILLICENT GRICE Millie Flirtations eyes . . . Trim figure . . . Small but speedy . . . Puts her heart in her work . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Pleasing person- ality . . . Thoughtful and considerate . . . Dependable participant in class activities . . . Mrs. Anthony . . . ' ' Hey Mil, can I borrow your _■? ' Sincere friend. V J JOYCE LOUISE HALDEMAN Joy Pretty . . . Sophisticated . . . Dreamer, philosopher . . . Loyal to room-mate Life Can Be Beautiful . . . . Sincere friend . . Lover of poetry . . Co-author of Efficient nurse . . . Neat dresser . . . Dependable . . . Deserves a great deal of credit and happiness . . . Editor of our yeprbook. 14 MARION JACOBY Jake Pixie features . . . Cute and sweet . . . always smiling . . . Capable nurse . . . Rarely loses her temper . . . Helped Orthopedic men throw instruments in O.R. . . . Devoted friend . . . Congenial . . . We ' re curious about her social life???? . . . VSN affiliate ... Ask her her impressions ANNE MARIE JOHNSON Ahnie Darling dimples . . . Twinkle in her eyes . . . Even disposition . . . Good natured . . . Re- sponsible for success of Naz ' s knitting . . . Our O.T. advisor . . . Favorite subject: Spike . . . Oh, that blind date! . . . Understanding friend . . . must clean my room . . . Loyal to room-mate . . . Co-author of Life Can Be Beautiful . 15 DELORES LYONS De ores Dark eyes . . . Delightful manner ... A joy to be with ... A good friend to the end . . . Problems Solved , specialty well-known . . . Has the loveliest pin we ' ve ever seen, what comes next, Miss L? . . . you ' re radiant these days ... A talented nurse . . . capable in all ways . . . Happiness your goal wherever you may be. MARY N. MOYER Mary Reserved . . . Serious . . . Beautiful braids . . . Prefers Bach to Bop . . . True and loyal friend . . . Our favorite Alto . . . Calm, de- voted nurse . . . Remembers 3-11 on Surgical! . . . Sincere smile . . . Well liked by all. 16 VIOLA NAZEMETZ Naz Put Frogtown on the map . . . Can give a terrific lecture on Nuclear Fission! . . . Class comediene . . . 9th Floor resident . . . Con- tagious laughter . . . Faithful friend . . . Theo ' s pal . . . Efficient nurse . . . Partial to Accident Ward . . . Hey nurse, that kid ain ' t right ! LILLIAN F. OLSHEFSKI Lil Tall and willowy . . . Attractively blonde . . . Beautiful clothes . . . Another new dress, Lil? . . . Neatness plus . . . Loved O.R. . . . Fond memories of 3-1 1 on Surgical . . . Efficient, determined . . . Friendly . . . Always willing to help. 17 LOUISE PIERCE Luigi Pulchritude Inc. . . . Decorative ideas for Klahr . . . Basketball practice and bruised knees . . . Fondness for Villanova . . . he ' s terrific, Lou! . . . ardent VNS affiliate . . . Success in this chosen field . . . Your trials few, tribulations many . . . ' ' Thanks for the yearbook pics , a job well done. DORIS RAKER Done Jet-propelled . . . Atomic personality . . . Cute . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Well liked . . . Talented seamstress . . . VNS affiliate . . . Favors Accident Ward . . . Efficient nurse . . . Will be long remembered as the Hay Rake . 18 GLORIA REED G o Heart of gold . . . Friendly . . . Attractive . . . Model features . . . Carefree . . . Fun loving . . . Promoter of class activities . . . Ready with a comforting word and a shoulder to cry on . . . Generous . . . Brings sunshine with her into the words . . . Efficient nurse . . . Planning for her apartment with Mary Ann. MIRIAM ROBERTS Miriam Good natured . . . Pretty green eyes . . . Dark hair . . . Efficient, conscientious nurse . . . Quiet . . . Even disposition . . . Her heart belongs to Glady . . . Proof is on her third finger, left hand! . . . Highlighted trips to Washington, D. C. . . . Eats more ice cream faster than anyone can . . . Faithful to her friends. 19 ELEANOR ROEPKE Rep Vivacious . . . contagious humor . . . literary . . . Specialty: mischief . . . Good worker, sincere friend . . . Lover of the Hahnemann cap, uh Rep? . . . What happened to my shoes? . . . We ' ll always remember you . . . May your goals be achieved. . -v A FRANCES RUMIANEK Fran Radiant personality . . . Once a friend, al- ways a friend . . . Ardent nurse . . . Consci- entious . . . Forever anticipating phone calls . . . Do you know what? . . . Cheers our basketball team . . . Loyal to Hahnemann . . . A touch of spring all year ' round. 20 CLARA SANTILLI Tillie A favorite with us . . . Dark, attractive beauty . . . Pretty eyes . . . Sweet and friendly . . . Effiicent nurse . . . Can get ready for duty in 3 minutes flat! Sympathetic . . . Sincerety be- yond words . . . Longs to return to Landen- burg in September . . . Someone there we don ' t know about, Tillie? THEODOSIA SHEMANSKI Theo Laughing eyes . . . Energetic . . . Unbeatable sense of humor . . . Inseparable from Naz . . . Friendly . . . Efficient nurse . . . Fun lov- ing . . . You should see her polka! . . . Coal- town ' s gift to Hahnemann . . . Will present you with a piece of coal to prove it! . . . Can be happy most anywhere. 21 SONIA SMITH Smitty Our only Mrs. . . . Friendly . . . Sincere . . . Capable, interested nurse . . . Quiet . . . We hardly know her . . . Soft-spoken . . . Her future ' s ready-made for her! . '  «E JOAN MARIE STRAW Straw Attractive . . . Beautiful clothes, and wears them well . . . Friendly . . . Fun loving . . . Dancing feet . . . Laughing eyes . . . Capable nurse ... A friend in need . . . Has the pretti- est room! . . . Did I get a phone call? . . . Came farther than any of us, Coudersport, Pa. , 22 FAYE YERK Faye Unassuming . . . Quiet . . . Baby-face . . . Basketball star . . . Ardent nurse . . . Friendly . . . Surprising sense of humor . . . Active Student Council member . . . Loyal to H ahne- mann . . . Neatness becomes her . . . VNS affiliate. t . 9 MARY ZIMMERMAN Zim Essence of neatness . . . frugal, conscienti- ous nurse . . . Noted for her willingness and dependability . . . Spaghetti was never so good , Zim, thanks to you . . . Tracking down hospital personnel for promises made, Christ- mas cards, etc. . . . Theory, practice, well accounted for . . . Zimmerman today but not tomorrow. 23 ' Prohie 1949 ' Freshman 19S0 • • m rf M !rmi a  mmimmimmrimmmi—mm SENIORS II Baker, H. Jane Grier, Irene Large, Jacqueline Martin, Ruth Povoluski, Jean Strong, Alice Sutter, Grace JUNIORS I Alampi, Madaline Beadle, Shirley Carville, Elaine Craig, Thelma Creasy, Genevieve Dellecker, Eleanor Doll, Evelyn Dunn, Jeanne Durfee, Alice Fenton, Ann Flaim, Louise Fraser, Muriel Grutza, Cecelia Haines, Margaret Johnson, Norma Keim, Helen Kimble, Nancy Kurtz, Clare Landau, Suzanne Letwin, Judith Lucas, Hermine Maguire, Nora Marcarelli, Gloria Mueller, Helen Nolfe, Vera Oxenford, Dorene Parol, Lorraine Preis, Norma Schmidt, Marilyn Schwenk, Lorette Strouphar, Thelma Tweed, Katherine Uslin, Elizabeth Walraven, Edith Zellow, Evelyn JUNIORS II Bailey, Gaynelle Bernard, Nancy Devlin, Ann Dina, Nancy Evich, Marion Schwinger, Joan Sprigg, Elsinore Thomson, Irma FRESHMEN Archer, Shirley Babyar, Ellen Bacher, Lois Bancroft, Dolores Booth, Joan Brilla, Marian Chew, Eleanor Derstine, Nancy Eanes, Anna Fisher, Suzanne Fleisher, Marilyn Foley, Ann Forst, Margaret Grover, Doris Haines, Mary Harding, Lilith Haughton, Gladys Hausmann, Loretta Hoskins, Phyllis Hunsicker, Lois James, Joan Jones, Patricia King, Shirley Kreiser, Eleanor McNamara, Margaret Miller, Faye Mitchell, Nancy Poor, Frances Poznak, Shirley Ritchie, Barbara Robb, Blanche Rudolph, Dorothea Spielberg, Berna Straughen, Jodella Vamvakis, Barbara Weaver, Lois Yerk, Joan Zartman, Jacqueline 26 Tima i II at er Children of our Alma Mater Sing we now her praise, For the school we love so clearly Fond our voices raise. CHORUS Hail to thee . . . our Alma Mater Thee we will uphold, For the school of Hahnemann Stands the Blue and Gold. In the city ' s busy clamor Stands she great and tall, With a helping hand to offer Ever friend to all. In the past and in the future Thee we shall revere; As a friend and loving mother, We salute thee here. A. DURBIN and D. RUSH, ' 37 3L orence II liantinaale I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs com- ing to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. 28 f- robie 30 2). aze (J )ici rJLlttie tidier f- artu 6mO r jfurdina Jli rills illle I remember the thrills of nurses training: the awe with which I first re- garded the drab red brick building with its iron fence, its iron-barred windows — the long cold halls inside and the colder greens of the room which was to be mine. The greatest thrill of that first day was the location of the window in my room; it overlooked the hospital accident ward entrance and provided ample thrilling sights for any probie. Soon there was the thrill of being ushered through the hospital and seeing our future place of duty, of being caught momentarily in the busy rush of those who were caring for the sick, and the thrilling realization that one day we would be a part of this scheme. I shall never forget the thrill of being in uniform for the first time: the baggy smocks, black shoes and stockings looked more like something from the dim past, but to us they were ' uniform ' and therefore afforded a thrill we shall never forget. Classes were thrilling. The study of the chemical makeup of the body, its physical structure, its needs in sickness and in health, its care, and its treatment when life is gone — all these helped to make our probie period a thrilling study. I remember the thrill of those first days on duty, the joy of being a little cog in a great machine which operates for the welfare of the patients. We got in the way, and each made her own share of mistakes, but all-in-all it was a thrill to be learning hospital routine and on-the-scene care of those who were ill. Those who endured were capped, and what a thrill that was too. The cap stands for all that the nursing profession stands for, and at long last we felt that some day we would be nurses. In any work there must be the thrill of progress. Remember when we progressed to white shoes and stockings, to black bands? Remember the days of adjusting to the operating room routine, and the thrill of seeing a baby born into the world? Remember the first time you were on duty on a department alone? The progress of the patients to me was a thrilling sight: to see a fever subside, a blood pressure slowly rise to normal, a seemingly hopeless case slowly recover, never cease to thrill me. Then there was the daily thrill of coming off duty, and tired from hav- ing done your job well, you thank God for the thrill of being allowed to be a nurse. by BARBARA FOLTZ 33 51 I . LJ ' 0 b£ Medical 36 Surgical 37 Operating Room Orthopedics 39 Gynecology 40 Obstetrics 41 Pediatrics IfifT £% A Diet Kitchen Admission Room 44 L V ■ Our Internes and Residents ' Ardent Critics ' 45 - Friends Hospital Psychiatric Affiliation A 46 Visiting Nurse Affiliation 47 48 i ■ ii r i r i n.i...,.., . Student Government 50 Ch orus 51 muni « lllllllll! } , i ,? — N ' V X a Junior-Senior Prom ■■■■■I Spaghetti Dinner Behind the Scenes i n 2b. irecion h y Geraldine Atchison 6648 Hegerman Street Phila. 33, Penna. Lillian Olshefski 38 Newport Street Glen Lyon, Penna. Anne Avis 344 Columbia Avenue Pitman, New Jersey Elaine Beck 2614 Orthodox Street Phila. 37, Penna. Mary Ann Caster 1019 Second Avenue Altoona, Penna. Jacqueline Davis 313 Chandler Avenue Johnstown, Penna. Lois June Faye 172 Linton Street Phila., Penna. Millicent Grice 726 Beech Street Washington, Penna. Joyce L. Haldeman 333 Strathmore Road Havertown, Penna. Marion Jacoby 124 Centre Avenue Mt. Ephraim, New Jersey Anne Marie Johnson 593 Chestnut Street Coatesville, Penna. Dolores Lyons Mechanicsburg R.D. 3, Penna. Mary Moyer Blooming Glen, Penna. Viola Nazemetz 1128 Ball Place South Plainfield, New Jersey Maybelle Pierce 100 Locust Street Westville, New Jersey Doris Raker R.F.D. 1 Penns Grove, New Jersey Gloria Reed 504 21st Street Altoona, Penna. Eleanor Roepke 1500 East Pastorius Street Phila. 38, Penna. Miriam Roberts 210 Jefferson Avenue Haddonfield, New Jersey Frances Rumianek Hamilton Avenue Parksburg, Penna. Clara Santilli Landenberg, Penna. Theodosia Shemanski 34 Coal Street Glen Lyon, Penna. Joan Strqw 405 N. Main Street Coudersport, Penna. Faye Yerk 831 13th Avenue Prospect Park, Penna. Barbara Foltz Box 152 Ernest, Penna. 58 citrons Mr. Mrs. Olin Avis Mr. Stanley Beck Mr. Mrs. James M. Davis Mr. Mrs. E. Faye Mr. Mrs. Grover Foltz, Sr. Dr. Mrs. J. E. Grice Mr. Mrs. Emerson R. Haldeman Mr. Mrs. S. F. Jacoby Mr. Mrs. Ralph L Lyons, Sr. Mr. Mrs. William A. Moyer Mrs. Mary Nazemetz Mr. Mrs. John Olshefski Mr. Mrs. Gerald Raker Mr. Mrs. H. J. Reed Mr. Mrs. J. Earle Roberts Mr. Mrs. Jones Rubincam Mr. Mrs. Frank Rumianek Mr. Mrs. Israeli Santilli Mr. Mrs. Joseph Shemanski Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Slabinski, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Bert Straw, Sr. Mr. Mrs. V. F. Thatcher Mr. Mrs. J. Everett Yerk 59 Established 1888 Incorporated 1907 CHARLES BOND COMPANY 617-623 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. Manufacturers of POWER TRANSMITTING MACHINERY OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING GEARS, SPEED REDUCERS FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS Elevating and Conveying Machinery, Mill Engineers and Contractors Equipment and Supplies PHILADELPHIA DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc. 890 N. 47th Street PHILADELPHIA National Cylinder Gas Company MEDICAL GAS DIVISION 1310 Spring Garden Street PHILADELPHIA 60 CARNELL BRADBURN Distributor of The GENERAL Tire 1910 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. Rlttenhouse 6-6116 COMPLIMENTS D. L WARD COMPANY WAlnut 2-3095-96-97 Est. 1910 WAYNE V. POTTS Wholesale Meats Poultry 739 READING TERMINAL MARKET 12th Filbert Streets PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. JOSEPH T. 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