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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1957 volume:

I do believe the world is swinging toward the light, So spoke a soul on fire with holy flame. Amid the dark such faith pierced through the night, The dreamers wrought, and living fruitage came. To give of self and not to count the cost, To learn, to teach, to labor, and to pray, To serve like Christ the least, the last, the lost — These were the beacon fires That lit the way. 76eme — 7 ewuftAuty tfate c a season., cuut a tune to evcuf frwifto4e under t6e 6eave tA. Sec. 3-?4t ue 4e 2i o K€ t4 s4460Ct tl H€ Seated: Mrs. Arthur Waddington, Mrs. Reginald Hay, Mrs. B. Kendall Archer, Mr. Charles Bailey, Mrs. Dominic Pontarelli, Mrs. Axel Olsen, Mrs. Nathan Blumberg. Standing: Mrs. George Glenn, Jr., Mrs. Walter Maloney, Mrs. John Hathaway, Mrs. N. Volney Ludwick, Mrs. Thomas J. Vischer, Mrs. Edwin J. Powell, Miss Marie Louise Hopper, Mrs. Percy Miller, Mrs. B. Marvin Hand, Miss Ann Lockhead, Mrs. Francis B. Smyth, Mrs. Herbert Harkins, Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Bessie Schofield, Mrs. J. B. Ballingall, Mrs. Watson Malone, Mrs. David Bloom. DecUcatto t We, the class of 1957, wish to dedicate this year- book to the Women ' s Association of Hahnemann. This group of women has been responsible for many improvements in our nurses ' home as well as the hospital. So often those who work behind the scenes do not receive any public expression of appreciation for all they have done. By this dedication we wish to express our sincere thanks for your thoughtfulness, interest, and con- sideration. Out s4cLvl o% Stepping into a very tedious position at this late date, Miss Crawford certainly proved to be an apt advisor and close friend. Since she joined us in September she came upon some problems and worked along with us to enable us to do the best. We wish to thank her for her help and hope this little gesture shows some of our appreciation. Our appreciation of Miss Sitner and Mrs. Madden as our leaders and as our friends was only one reason for our spontaneous desire to have them as our class advisors. For one year they held the posi- tion. Their wit and spirit of just- ness increased our desire to have them guide us. Leaving, they climb- ed one more rung on the ladder to success but while here, as ad- visors and supervisors, they helped us to move in our own way. For their energetic enthusiasm for their willingness to help, for being good friends, and unbeatable class advisors, we want to thank both of them. The day that we have worked for, prayed for and anxiously awaited for three years has finally arrived — we have become graduate nurses. We realize that many persons have been responsible for our success — those who have in- spired and helped us along a road that has not been without its difficulties. To you, our parents, we feel we owe our greatest thanks. Without your love and understanding we never could have started toward our goal, and without your continued guidance we would not have reached it. We know that you have played this important role with unselfishness and sacrifice. By this tribute to you we wish to express the gratitude which we have always felt in our hearts. 4 U  e t fdcutt s4 time t frCac ufi t6 t ou6ic£ i frCantccC. £cc. 3:2 s4eUKiHi4foatta t Seated: Charlotte B. Reynolds, R.N., B.S., Director of Nurses. Standing: Gloria Gallo, R.N., Associate Director of Nursing Service; Francis Wrzesinski, R.N., M.N., Associate Director of Nursing Education; Johanna Walton, R.N., Assistant Director of Nursing Service. faculty Seated: Y. D ' AlIesandro, J. LaLiberte, M. Strakay. Standing: S. Montagnoli, F. Wrzesin- ski, J. North, L. Randar, A. Savastio, C. Ondeck. 7 £ £ ?{ ??? First row: J. Dawson, S. Snyder, R. Friedman, C. Foster, B. Brown, P. Henry, L. Cerra, S. Costantino, L. Johnson. Second row: M. L. Riker, M. L. Montgomery, N. Harper, J. Zaak, D. Creitz, M. J. Fitzpatrick, D. Stano, E. Crawford, P. Charnitski, C. Baty, M. A. Ray. Third row: G. Crissy, P. Kinyon, M. A. Starvatow, B. Lauer, S. Frawley, L. Sekulski, A. Pharr, C. Coshman, E. Jacobs, G. Orse, J. Barnes, A. Rowett. Fourth row: D. Orant, A. Kershner, L. Curry, E. Basquill, P. Bonner, M. Traugh, E. Walter, P. Whitfield, B. Noll, N. Nagle, 1. Stauffer, L. Lowe, P. Scheffey. Oh ! How we ate ! ! ! Si? tutet ittCc State Patty Remember how scared we all were . . . ► • £ Oh!! How hard we studied. My, My ! ! She really got the works that day ! ! Oun, Piofoe Christine really got looked into that day! @faA4e Shake it, Oscar. ?tone tce IPCedye 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 com- mitted to my keeping, and all family affairs coming 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. . . % i 7 li 1 V 7, « . •W J if l 1 J % JUNIOR ONE— B. Wilson, J. Allen, S. Harrington. JUNIOR TWO— Seated: A. Gray, J. Jacobs, J. Newcomb, J. Chamberlain, L. Lucken- baugh, M. Sensenich, E. Santiago. Standing: J. Lauback, D. Shires, M. Cole, J. Sherman, G. Lee. ' PnectouctiU 3 fll ( ' f . Is PRECLINICALS— Seated: E. Johnson, P. Kotch, N. Kessler, J. Johnson, M. Dunlap, M. Grubb, J. Berkheimer, E. Garver, N. Vaughn, A. Bainbridge, E. Hippel. Second row: J. Mortellite, L. Whitekettle, J. Gordan, C Claypotch, B. Englert, J. Siefling, B. Holden, R. White, B. Clouser, N. Hoestery, P. Hilborne, G. Hamilla. Third row: A. Thompson, J. Lister, E. McBride, N. Fukuyama, B. Faulkner, M. Bowers, J. Chonvesky, C. Thomp- son, L. Klinger, D. Ortmeyer, S. Petitt. 7 e 7tu 4e 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 rebles, 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. 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. s4 U kc t 6e ion . . . cutd s4 tune t 6eal . . . Sec. 3:2 -3 s- The best of everything . THedi U Z efr nt He tt We ' re here ! ! Is she doing it right. Dr.? SunyicaC This is how it should be done v I Sf y k Aren ' t they cuter Ofatetnict You better hurry . . . She is a Gravida X ; • tfatecofoyy She looks better today ? Ont6,ofrecUc4, Don ' t let her do it, doc. Heave-Ho — all together now! fe I X i Good ol ' home cooking ! T iet ' KitcAen Scalpel, please! OfrenatiH TRo k Did you get it yet ? Dig that crazy beat ! ! Ba-boom ' Ptcoate ' plowi One post-op — Coming up ! I t Gee, these people aren ' t so bad after all ! Sna tc6o c fr ? I ' ll learn to keep my mouth shut! (fye t Sunyeny Hey, nurse, tell him to talk English! Lay it on, Doc, but leave me the bottle. Kt Hk , r - r No campfire around that tent !!! ' PecUatfuct Hey, Doc, I like her story better than yours ! The modern cow ! pwwHoda, oo k Why all the fuss? I was only hungry, Mom!! Accident 7( vuC Hey, gang— All I have is a nose bleed ! ! One big happy family P fc uafotc A dtaUoH. — ?%ie uU ZfotfUtoU REMEMBER WHEN!! Barnes fought for those two points at our basketball games Basquill obtained her name Frenchy Baty broke out in hysteria at a birthday party Costantino wasn ' t on the phone — Thank God for A. G. Bell Crawford used pinking shears on her hair Curry used to Live for those trips to the bathroom on GYN Dew got the pinochle fever at Friend ' s — Oh, what hours! ! Dzera and her side kick used the clothes rack for other purposes than designed for Eberly worked shift for the first time — Miss Tumavich does! ! Fessman was the only one who slept thr ough those 2 A.M. phone calls — and who was it ? Jack Fitzpatrick always managed to get lost while explaining diets Frawley sat while we pushed Harper learned the results of argyrol instillations Henry wrung out supra pubics Herbrick lost some hair while getting out her mummy dressings Johnson spent her honeymoon at Friend ' s Kershner hid behind umbrellas Kinyon sported her black eyes Landis had her portable kitchen — Yum Yum ! ! Lauer had her many vacations Lins conked her head on duty — Bedpans aren ' t that small, Andy Noll lost her slip at the Christmas Dance Orant engaged in counterspy action with the little people Pharr went through a period when love was greater than need for sleep Ray asked Dr. Geary what ' s new (Did you ever find the dead horse?) Rowett played Mickey Mouse before classes Schroeder was locked in the bathroom and came out with water on the brain Sekulski moved to a different room because the view was better Shields had dress rehearsal six times before going out Snyder was in a daze at the Autumn Ball Stano hit her finger and lost a nail Starvatow christened Kinyon ' s new rug Stauffer conveniently lost her jewelry Suttera tattooed her classmates Traugh played commando getting out of the shower Walter spilled the urinal down the front of herself — in the middle of grand rounds Whitfield ' s cardiac involvement proved to be infectious mono, not love s4 time fo cueefi and fc Uwe t Ccucy i. Sec. 3.-4 Student fronted President S. Frawley Vice President J. Truitt Secretary C. Baty Treasurer N. Harper Advisors Miss Tumavich Miss Ondeck MEMBERS H. Suttera R. Herbrick B. Noll L. Sekulski P. Henry B. Wilson D. Johnson M. Miller P. Maccarone fyean6oo6 Staft EDITORS L. Sekulski B. Noll BUSINESS STAFF M. Starvatow P. Henry D. Orant C. Baty N. Harper M. Lins E. Walter LITERARY STAFF M. Traugh M. Fitzpatrick J. Barnes R. Herbrick P. Whitfield P. Kinyon M. Ray Mail ! ! ScAoel tcttottcea. Elections Mass Meeting M j . I We do own something besides blues and whites ! ! Ptom — 7956 tt And we ' ve got talent too! This time we ' re the honored class ! ?957 More of the honored ' e n. 9- G. Landis D. Johnson B. Wilson B. Eberly M. Lins N. Harper C. Baty A. Pharr M. Sensenick P. Whitfield L. Stauffer L. Curry Tlecvm ( E. Basquill S. Costantino E. Crawford D. Orant L. Sekulski D. Stano P. Maccarone J. McGee J. Newcomb J. Northrop D. Pelehart E. Rodio E. Santiano D. Ortmyer C. Claypotch P. Kotch M. Dunlap C. Bender J. Schonvisky di Bottom row: N. Kessler, E. McBride, B. Wilson, L. Curry, J. Sherman, M. Lins, M. Sensenich, N. Harper, J. Jacobs, G. Hamilla, A. Thompson. Second row: P. Kotch, J. Gordon, J. Barnes, J. Baynard, M. Cole, B. Holden, L. Lucken- baugh, L. Stauffer, L. Whitekettle, J. Newcomb, F. Armitage, D. Ortmeyer, P. Hilborn. Top row: N. Hoestry, E. Santiano, M. Grubb, E. Garver, C Claypotch, J. Seifling, G. Lee, R. White, E. Johnson, J. Mortilette, S. Pettit. 6o U€ utcC D ' MUH€ltcC4 Sitting: J. Laubach, P. Whitfield, E. Walter, J. Barnes, M. Traugh, E. Basquill. Standing: J. Gordon, L. Stauffer, M. Dunlap. O O Bottom row: C. Claypotch, E. Garver, B. Clouser, N. Vaugh, B. Englert, M. Bowers, E. Hippel, B. Holden, N. Fukuyama. Second row: M. Traugh, P. Kinyon, P. Whitfield, M. Starvatow, E. Crawford, B. Noll, M. Fitzpatrick, J. Dew, S. Costantino. Third row: J. Johnson, M. Dunlap, E. Johnson, P. Balanda, J. Allen, B. Lauer, L. Curry, L. Stauffer, E. Basquill, L. Sekulski, A. Kershner, A. Bainbridge, J. Berkheimer, N. Kssler, S. Harrington, P. Kotch. Top row: J. Schonvinsky, B. Faulkner, P. Hilborn, J. Lister, M. Cole, J. Jacobs, P. Henry, J. Laubach, D. Shires, A. Gray, L. Klinger, N. Armatage. StVUKfHlKty Kneeling: N. Hoestry, P. Henry, L. Sekulski, M. Fitzpatrick, C. Thompson. Standing: E. Garver, E. Basquill, M. Starvatow, P. Whitfield, B. Noll, L. Curry, R. White, B. Faulkner. 7eKKC4, tutct fa K Sitting: L. Stauffer, N. Harper, E. Crawford, P. Henry, S. Costantino, A. Kershner. Standing: P. Kinyon, M. Starvatow, B. Noll, P. Whitfield, M. Traugh, E. Basquill, J. Allen, A. Rowett. Oft « ?. o n p f n n f, r v 5 v • L nfifl i  t£ yjfc ' iJj Sitting: E. Johnson, P. Kotch, N. Kessler, S. Costantino, J. Barnes, E. Basquill, J. Berheimer, M. Grubb, N. Vaugh, E. Garver. Second row: M. Dunlap, J. Johnson, C. Claypotch, J. Newcomb, B. Englert, J. Cham- berlain, J. Seifling, J. Sherman, J. Allen, M. Cole, A. Bainbridge. Top row: A. Thompson, J. Baynard, J. McBride, N. Fukuyama, B. Faulkner, M. Bowers, J. Schonvinsky, C. Thompson, L. Klinger, B. Wilson, S. Pettit. S wtce @o tfi cwd 7te€o4fiafte i — ________ Sitting: M. Starvatoe, P. Whitfield, E. Crawford, M. Traugh, M. Fitzpatrick. Standing: P. Henry, M. Lins, J. Barnes, W. Walter. Kneeling: R. White, A. Adams, S. Frawley, E. Garver. Standing: E. Walter, B. Holden, Coach H. Fields, B. Nol l, P. Kinyon. Sitting: E. Hippel, M. Bowers, B. Englert, L. Klinger, J. Berkheimer, L. Sekulski, E. Crawford, B. Holden, N. Fukuyama. Standing: B. Clouser, M. Fitzpatrick. ound 7 6te t cu44io t €f tutd Xtfe Stote Patty f o fi v ., m T • --« •«. 11 — ■ •■ •  1 • •  - r Out ajt. unnrjy 9 r £ ' £- : m £fautuat6o t Sec. 3:9 IkA. II ■ —IT ' I -- IV - -Wi -A IT - — r.v . - — — .. ... . ..—  iM,-rir. 7 1 ' TtTr.x l Hff ' President SHIRLEY FRAWLEY Vice President LAURA STAUFFER Secretary PAT HENRY Treasurer BARBARA EBERLY Teasing smile . . . twinkling eyes . . . quiet, determined . . . easy to know . . . ■a 0f P r Unpredictable . . . makes friends easily . . . intelligent . . . likes a good time . . . Full of bounce . . . nice per- sonality . . . warm smile for everyone . . . future plans in- Friend of everyone . . . lively personality . . . always willing to do her part . . . Artistically inclined . . . witty . . . sense of humor . . . always agreeable to a good time . . . Reserved manner . . . even tem- pered disposition . . . quiet, gen- erous, sincere . . . easy to like . . . Jan ' ' Desi Always has a song to sing ... ef- fervescent . . . Attractive eyes . . . Combination of speed, efficiency and thoroughness . . . vivacious . . . lasting friend . . . Barb Willing worker . . . Sincere Subtle with sense of humor ' Joanie Vivacious . . . pert mined in purpose . . deter- Shirl Still water runs deep . . . un- tiring leader . . . charming miss . . . good sense of humor . . . ' M. J. Personality packed little dynamo . . . competent worker . . . im- pulsive and determined . . . Nance Quiet and sincere . . . ra derstanding and warmth smile never fades . . . Wk 4 « ? % PATRICIA ANNE J HENRY y ' Pat Witty . . . intelligent . . . spirited . . . smallest . . . sincere . . . Rosie Unassuming, pleasing personal- ity .. . beautiful blue eyes . . . good friend to all . . . ' Lois Affable personality . . . achieved her MRS. . . . jovial . . . Kershie Unusual sense of humor always welcome . . . shy good sport . . . loyal . . Radiates . . . sense of humor and happy moods . . . active and conscientious . . . entertaining . . . ' Grade Sincere . . . capable . . . sweet disposition . . . willing and de- termined worker . . . • Barb Generous, wholesome spires confidence . . homemaker . . . . in- future Thoughtful . . . natural ambitious, willing worker from way up North . . . One of our class comediennes . . . smart dresser . . . full of fun . . . has her serious moments . . . Aud Shy . . . underlying warmth radiating glow . . . likeable ' Dot Resolute in purpose ous . . . witty . . . capable quiet . . . sincere . . . gener- Ray Likeable manner . . short hair . . . frank . cere . . . Attractive . . . likeable manner . . . enjoys life . . . ' Sekul Intelligent . . . congenial . . . pleasant . . . enjoys social activi- ties . . . active worker . . . Paula Possesses rare wit . graphic mind . . . vocabulary . . . . . photo- impressive Josie Easy going . . . unconcerned . . . variable disposition . . . friendly . . . Outside interests . . . shy quiet . . . true friend . witty . . . Individualist . . . frank and truthful manner . . . unconven- tional . . . loves fun and frolic . . . Willing . capable . vitality . . Laura Spontaneous wit . . . warm smile . . . sense of humor . . . good conversationalist . . . Butch Flare for art . . . devoted to duty . . . industrious . . . true friend . . . ' Mar Kay Alert . . . witty . . . novel sense of humor ... has depth and character . . . well liked . . . J ' Em Yen for sports . energy . . . loyal . . . friendly . . . . untiring . energetic Tat Likes good things . . . dresses well . . . high ideals . . . witty . . . The time which was long awaited has arrived. We found it easy to plan for this day but now that we are ready to take our place in the nursing profession — sorrow is taking its stride. In these three short years we have shared books, good times, sorrow, and friends that will never be forgotten. Yet we each must go our separate ways — whether to the battle, missionary, or teaching fields; or whether to a home and family we must take our own stand as a professional nurse to enrich our lives, lives of others, our community, and our country. May our experiences at Hahnemann never be forgotten and may we truly be examples for the world. ' DOtecto ' Uf, BARNES, JULIA 4830 Westminster Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. BASQUILL, EVELYN 300 W. Broad St., Bridgeton, N J. BATY, CAROLYN 1459 N. Corliss St., Philadelphia, Pa. COSTANTINO, SALLY 1 Beaver St., Carbondale, Pa. CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH 7013 Limekiln Pike, Philadelphia, Pa. CURRY, LOIS 109 Moore St., Lexington, Virginia DEW, JANET 4036 Maywood St., Philadelphia, Pa. DZERA, GENEVIEVE 423 West Front St., Berwick, Pa. EBERLY, BARBARA R.D. No. 4, Lititz, Pa. FESSMAN, JOAN 219 N. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. FITZPATRICK, MARY JANE 8 Carbon St., Minersville, Pa. FRAWLEY, SHIRLEY 7 Lorraine Drive, Trenton, N J. HARPER, NANCY Rennell Road, Lima, Pa. HENRY, PATRICIA R.D. No. 2, Spring Grove, Pa. HERBRICK, ROSE 1061 Lowell Ave., Andalusia, Pa. JOHNSON, LOIS R.D. No. 3, Coatesville, Pa. KERSHNER, AUDREY 235 N West St., Allentown, Pa. KINYON, PATRICIA 639 Seminole Ave., Foxchase Manor, Pa. LANDIS, GRACE R.D. No. 1, Bareville, Pa. LAUER, BARBARA 746 Main St., Scranton, Pa. LINS, MARYANN 65 N. St., Stamford, Conn. NOLL, BERYL 5044 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. ORANT, DOROTHY 2412 South American Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. PHARR, AUDREY 826 N York St., Gastonia, N. C. RAY, MARY ANN 33 Albert Ave., Aldan, Pa. ROWETT, ALICE 575 W. King St., York, Pa. SCHROEDER, PAULINE R.D. No. 1, Elmer, N J. SEKULSKI, LOUISE 151 Brown Row, Wanamie, Pa. SHIELDS, JOSEPHINE 315 Penn Ave., Oxford, Pa. SNYDER, SHIRLEY R.D. No. 2, Coatesville, Pa. STARVATOW, MARY ALICE 1121 Fifth Ave., Berwick, Pa. STAUFFER, LAURA R.D. No. 3, Ephrata, Pa. SUTTERA, HELEN 8725 Eastwick St., Philadelphia, Pa. TRAUGH, MARLENE 410 E. 5th St., Berwick, Pa. WALTER, EMILY 1206 Deutz Ave., Trenton, N. J. WHITFIELD, PATRICIA 421 Lotz Ave., Lakemont, Pa. ' l 4l lO t6 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Daniels Mr. and Mrs. James H. Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. George R. Woodington Miss Edith M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smajda Mr. and Mrs. George J. Woodington Landis Sisters Miss Mary E. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Henry Mrs. Nerias Henry Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ulmer Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rothermel Mr. Gorden N. Kuehn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Charnitslci Mrs. Margaret Mary Keller Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lauer Mrs. Catherine England Mr. Edward J. Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starvatow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens Mrs. Helen Wilson Mrs. Dora Frawley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Navarro Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Green Miss Lucille Baty Mr. and Mrs. Solmon Baty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scholl Mrs. Maude Ritter Mrs. Mabel Kinyon Mr. and Mrs. John P. Basquill Mr. and Mrs. John Kershner Mrs. Victoria Sekulski Mr. Gerald Kershner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fedorick Mrs. Hannigan, R.N. Miss Ruth Anderson, R.N. Dr. Clark, M.D. Dr. Grumbles, M.D. Miss Blanche Ford, R.N. Dr. William Kirkland, M.D. Jo Ann Dukment, R.N., and Lois Romig, R.N. Miss E. Anderson, R.N. Miss M. Kithcart, R.N. Dr. Dominic Pontarelli, M.D. Miss Nancy Helms, R.N. Dr. Rannels, M.D. Jane Hilker, R.N. Mary Strieker, R.N. Arlene Melinchock, R.N. Accident Ward Nurse Karen Mclntyre, R.N., and Joan Pertonavage, R.N. Mildred Sitner, R.N. A Friend Mrs. Ida Maculay Miss Marion Walter Mr. Charles Walter, Sr. Mrs. Mary Burns Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walton Mrs. Elsie B. Ford Theresa Pawloski Mrs. Lilly Richter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fessman Grace Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John Costantino Mary D. Davis Val ' s Hosiery Shop Miss Madeline Chemello A Friend NICK FENELLI Trucking and Rigging TRENTON, N. J. FASHION-ETTE BEAUTY SALON 1 1 6 W. Hanover Street TRENTON, N. J. COLONIAL DRUG STORE LORRAINE ' S GIFT SHOP Compliments of NESPOLI JEWELERS Berwick, Penna. MEDICAL SPECIALTIES CO. 226 North 15th Street PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. JOE MARO ' S PRESS BAR 328 N. Broad Street PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. BEN ' S SANDWICH A Meal Within Itself MICHAEL P. BRIGNOLA M.D. NEWLIN F. PAXSON M.D. HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL GIFT SHOP HAHNEMANN INTERNES OF ' 56 - ' 57 HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL NURSES ' ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION, INC. BRUCE MacFADYEN M.D. A. E. PEARCE M.D. JAMES B. DONALDSON M.D. DANIEL MARINO M.D. DR. RAYMOND KLEVANSKY L G. BALFOUR CO. STANDARD OPTICAL EQUIPMENT CO. 223 North 15th Street PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. HERM ' S HAHNEMANN LUNCHEONETTE We Will Be Looking for You Soon at TUNES BIG BOY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Home of America ' s Famous Double Decked Hamburger Served From Coast to Coast ROOSEVELT BLVD. AT COTTMAN AVE. AXEL OLSEN M.D. Compliments of PHI CHI FRATERNITY Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 ♦•1 . IP ' • w j Jto u —  — - i i 4 H -M i ■MHMHsW . MfcWfc  4V 4« A -? % a 3 M$ ► £flw  t HNV 1 3