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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

NURSES ' LIBRARY HAHNEMANN G£ m HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING FOR REF ERENCE - o MtaK£Nfromth£room THE VIGIL 1961 £ c- School of Nursing Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Edited and Published by The Senior Class of 1961 Foreword ar Families, Friends, and Faculty, Contained in the following pages is our story — a story not only of our memories and experiences of the past three years, but of our hopes and aspira- tions for the future. We have been instructed in the theoretical and practical ing. With this basic knowledge in our minds, skill perience in performing nursing procedures, and love a for all mankind, we are soon about to enter the world of gra our chosen profession, is truly an Art, a Science, and a Spirit May this yearbook bring as mufth enjoyment to you who read it, as it did to us who comprised it. v Sincerely, The Class of 1961 Dedication To express our gratitude and respect for those who have made us what we are, we dedicate this, our yearbook, to our parents. They have guided us in the formation of moral standards and religious beliefs, supported us with wisdom and understanding, and shared their ex- 2nces that we might adjust better to life. e humbly pray that this faith and love may manifest itself in our these vears shall be devoted to the comfort of the sick or to the estal i ' f our own families. Nursing Education -« To the Graduating Class: Best wishes for the future and a hope that you may be able to use the understand- ing and knowledge acquired during your three years at Hahnemann to all your contacts with your fellow man. Edythe G. Kistler Edythe G. Kistler, R.N.B.S. Director of the School of Nursing Left to right : M. Strakay, M. Pezzana, R. Bowers, R. Shroeder, Y. Morosky, M. Schneider, R. Gruver, C. Haracz; J. Simon, M. Smith, J. Weinstein, M. Metzger. SEATED: E. Yoho. Administration To the Graduating Class : To you, the Class of 1961, Congratulations. Through three years of difficult work you have persevered to the time of your gradua- tion, the result of a combination of much work and effort. Yet this is just the begin- ning of your opportunity to render the service and practice the ideals which inspired you to pursue the profession of nursing. You will find also the opportunity of giving leadership that will make a significant con- tribution to mankind as well as your profes- sion. The ills of man await your ministry, an opportunity shared by all those at Hahne- mann who are looking forward to our new era. We are confident of your ability to achieve your goals and hope you will return often to renew friendships at Hahnemann. Charles S. Paxson. Jr. Vice-President and Administrator J. Lynch, E. McCuen, E. Anderson Class Advisors Joyce Simon, R.N.B.S. Idabelle Ream, R.N. Patricia Kelley, President June Copeland, Secretary Class Officers m Sue Berkheiser, Vice President Gladys Finley, Treasurer Gay Gay Adams Media, Pennsylvania ' A blush is the color of virtue. Pr v 4 That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. tlerkie Sue Ellen Berkheiser Glassboro, New Jersey ' ' Cookie ?? Emily Louise Blessing Narberth, Pennsylvania Good humor is the health of the soul. an 99 Suzann Mae Brunner King of Prussia, Pennsylvania i Let all your view in life be directed to a solid independence. Lodie ?? Lois Anne Calloway Easton, Pennsylvania 1 My heart is warm with the friends I make. i v l - jjjf Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. Lopey June Doris Copeland Delanco, New Jersey T Lrerry Geraldine Mary Dobson Darien, Connecticut I Style is the dress of thought. 14 ' ' Ruth Ann Ruth Ann Dunn Pennsville, Neiv Jersey A laugh, to be joyous, must flow from a joyous heart. m Finnie 99 Gladys Louise Finley Philadelphia, Pennsylv ania ' A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. 16 Beth Beth Gortner Locust Valley, Neiv York The present is big with the future. Kelley 9 ' ' Patricia Ann Kelley Reading, Pennsylvania In all things the excellence is simplicity. • s z The purpose firm is equal to the deed. ' ' Addie Adelaide Joan Kennedy- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Klippity Joan Faye Klopp Lebanon, Pennsylvania A merry heart goes all the day. 20 ; : lerry Theresa Constance Kowaleski Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania i ' Kindness is wisdom. Kind looks — kind words — kind acts are means of grace. Joanie Joan Irene Maloney Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 22 Grace Grace Elizabeth Marzolf Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Knowledge is but folly unless it is guided by grace. 4 y tt- V y H Jinny Janet Lynne Miller Rosemont, Pennsylvania ' Nothing is so strong as gentleness. 24 ' Beep-Beep nn Mary Ann Osiecki Hammonton, Neiv Jersey Silence — more musical than any song. ' Parker Claire Alice P orach Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wit, now and then, struck smartly, shows a spark. 26 M % Robby ' Betty Joan Robison North Wales, Pennsylvania i Sing away sorrow: cast away care. — — Eyes raised toward heaven are always beautiful. ' ' Pearl ?? Pearl Marcella Roth Bath, Pennsylvania 28 I ■ w ' Happiness is like a sunbeam. I Dodie Wanda Mildred Srnith Greensboro, Maryland r : It shaker Joyce Hope Soltys North Wales, Pennsylvania There is a place for everything, and everything in its place. 30 a 1 aylor Joyce Carol Taylor Gloucester City, New Jersey Earnestness commands the respect of mankind. lit Char ' Charlotte Suzanne Toth Trenton, New Jersey Gaiety and a light heart . . . are the best medicine . . . for all. 32 .. Wa gner ?? Suzanne Maude Wagner Chatham, Neiv Jersey The soul is strong that trusts in goodness. Pat 1 Patricia Kay Wilson Collingswood, New Jersey To be doing good is man ' s most glorious task. 34 Art r d 35 Surgery . . C I i Surgical Operating Room Anesthesia Recovery Room Medicine 37 Obstetrics Nursery Premature Nursery 38 Pediatrics -r 39 Bronchoscopy Chest Surgery 40 Gynecology Genito- Urinary Orthopedics 19Q99 Hahnernar,i 1£q££l Ho sg., Nur ; Utt 41 Central Supply Room Clinical Laboratories Radiology 42 - Pharmacy Accident Ward 43 Private Floors 11th Floor 12th Floor 14th Floor 15th Flooi 16th Floor AA Science 45 Microbiology Pharmacology Anatomy 46 Neurology Communicable Diseases Orthopedics 47 Eye and Ear I Kx Gastro- Intestinal 48 Pediatrics Obstetrics 49 Lib rary Senior Conference 50 Spirit Class of 1962 Left to right: P. Smith, Vice President; C. Bythway, President; N. Davies, Secretary ; C. Versage, Treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Wagner, V. Ostrowski, M. Angerman, R. Young, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Bythway, M. Lar- sen, P. Broscious, J. King, N. Davies, N. Flynn. THIRD ROW: L. Chalfont, C. Versage, L. Johnson, P. Catanses, M. Bartlett. 52 Class of 1963 Left to right: L. Johnson, Treasurer; P. Lavery, President; P. Parsons, Vice President; G. Deeble, Secretary. C° • DOMOflP FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Shikorsky, B. Gochenauer, L. Shuyler. J. Schmehl. C. Potts, B. Murray, S. Kane, D. Hilman, Q. Pettiferde, E. Thompson. SECOND ROW: R. Pologruto, J. Dill, M. Sweeney, D. Potocki, M. Pitale, A. Nagg, S. Centrella, B. Busch, M. Butera, D. Dubeck, G. Deeble, P. Parsons, J. Jones. THIRD ROW: M. Relitch, P. Belcher, E. Wifson, L. Johnson, N. Gauer, V. Williard, C. Fulchiero, L. Baker, J. Dilworth, L. Langowski, J. Brodnick, S. Notestine, P. Lavery ' . E. Fan-ell, M. Levy, J. Cutler. FOURTH ROW: J. Zito, J. Anthony, V. Biddle, C. Zambetti, S. McLean, L. Wiggins. J. Deemer, S. Zieber, H. Loner, L. Ular. 53 Student Council SEATED, left to right: G. Adams, C. Toth, C. Porach, R. Dunn. STANDING: M, Angerman, J. Brodnick, P. Catanese, E. Baute. Claire Porach, president, and council members planned activities throughout the year for student participation. We picnicked in August, donned costumes in October, played pinochle one Las Vegas Night in November, gathered ' round the Christmas tree in December, danced at the Snowball in February, and honored the little sisters at a capping party in April. Students were encouraged to attend SNAP meetings. Representatives returned from the State and Mock conventions eager to share their experiences. Spirited by our student government all delighted in the fun-filled programs planned for off-duty hours. 54 Yearbook SEATED, left to right: S. Brunner, G. Finley, G. Marzolf, J. Taylor, G. Adams. STANDING: C. Porach, L. Callowav, P. Kelley. E. Baute, C. Toth, P. Wilson, P. Roth, W. Smith. Any yearbook involves much work both in its planning and composing but ' ' many hands make light work and work became fun as we prepared this annual. Especially to be remembered is the day when our co-editors, Joyce Taylor and Grace Marzolf. led the photographer and their willing assistants on a merry chase through the hospital, taking pictures wherever they went. Not so easily seen, of course, but equally important were the efforts of the Literary- Staff, headed by Gay Adams, and the Business Staff, under the direction of Sue Brunner. The final task of planning the layouts for the yearbook was in charge of Gladys Finley. Planning, plotting, and putting together were all made easier with the help and cooperation of all the staff. 55 Service Club FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Angerman, R. Pologruto, B. Gochenauer, M. Bartlett. SECOND ROW: N. Flynn, W. Smith, P. Roth, L. Chalfont. THIRD ROW: L. Shuyler, P. Parsons. Sponsored by the Service Club, we all joined together in a Thanksgiving project to provide a turkey, cranberry sauce, and all the trimmings necessary to mak e this holiday a happy one for a needy Phila- delphia family. April arrived and with it the joy of Easter. How three little pair of eyes must have brightened as they gazed at Easter baskets, filled with goodies, provided by the student body! 56 Chorus . ' ' + y (J FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Shikorsky, B. Gochenauer, L. Shuyler, J. Schmehl, C. Potts, B. Murray, S. Kane, D. Hilman, Q. Pettiferde, E. Thompson. SECOND ROW: R. Pologruto, J. Dill, M. Sweeney, D. Potocki, M. Pitale, A. Nagg, S. Centrella, B. Busch, M. Butera, D. Dubeck, G. Deeble, P. Parsons, J. Jones. THIRD ROW: M. Relitch, P. Belcher, E. Wilson, L. Johnson, N. Gauer, V. Williard, C. Fulchiero, L. Baker, J. Dilworth, L. Langowski, J. Brodnick, S. Notestine, P. Lavery, E. Farrell, M. Levy, J. Cutler. FOURTH ROW: J. Zito, J. Anthony, V. Biddle, C. Zambetti, S. McLean, L. Wiggins, J. Deemer, S. Zieber, H. Loner, L. Illar. Leading: P. Roth. practice is the quality upon ivhich perfection depends, the Chorus had the necessary material for beautiful music at the Capping Exercises, their primary function of the school year. Added to prac- tice was the talent of the entire Freshman class and ivhen they sang I Hear A Song and It ' s A Grand Night For Singing both talent and practice contributed to the beauty of their presentation. Members of each class joined in the practices as their schedules permitted, but only the Class of ' 63 sang at their Capping Ceremony. Their directress, Mrs. Gail Reilley, ivas not present when the pic- ture was taken. 57 Basketball 58 Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute Freshmen Capping sr V Juniors 60 Graduation i «g • 41 FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Gortner, S. Wagner, J. Klopp, G. Dobson, J. Soltys, B. Robison, J. Maloney, P. Roth, M. Osiecki. SECOND ROW: G. Finley, J. Miller, S. Brunner, L. Calloway, T. Kowaleski, C. Porach, A. Kennedy, S. Berkheiser, C. Toth. THIRD ROW: J. Shibe, E. Baute, P. Kelley, G. Adams, P. Wilson, W. Smith, R. Dunn, J. Taylor, G. Marzolf. 61 When We Gay Adams Patricia Kelley k LjJ Emily Baute 4 Joan Maloney 62 Wanda Smith Suzann Brunner Jinny Miller Joyce Taylor Were Wee Lois Calloway Geraldine Dobson Ruth Ann Dunn Mary Ann Osieski Claire Porach June Shibe Charlotte Toth Suzanne Wagner Remember When . . . Gay kept Wilson company on the 14th floor and drank ice water at 6:55, 11:55, 3:55, and 7:55? Susie came to the rescue with the table at a delivery in bed — just a table — no instruments? Cookie answered the phone while doing a cath — and finished by changing the bed? Brunner emptied 11 beds on 11th floor — without permis- sion? Lois told Dr. Thoroughgood, Well, don ' t look at me. I don ' t have it. when he said, Knife, please ? Gerry went to 0. R. for a C-section — after the baby ar- rived in the nursery? Gladys poured the wrong solution from the pitcher to use for mouth wash? Ruth Ann had her blood drawn on our first day at Hah- nemann? Kelley called a surgical resident for a pediatric admission and saw him (Dr. P.) wearing sockless shoes — at 2 A.M.? Addie left the D. R. to get Dr. Thoroughgood ' s special in- struments for Dr. Tama? Klopp scrubbed for Dr. Sacks and got some special words of praise for her ability? Terry dropped a door on her foot and had specialized or- thopedic care in the Ortho nursing station? Joanie almost caused a shipwreck during her first scrub for Dr. Reishstein? 64 Grace went on a diet and had some practical assistance from Dr. Baute? Jinny missed Dr. Gerner ' s hands and had Dr. Sterba sing- ing, I ' m Gonna ' Wash That Cake Right Outta ' My Hair. 99 ? Stud was a Sleepy Time Gal when she treated her own headache? Claire called the wrong number at 3 A.M. and asked a resident to put some side rails up? Robby did a make-up job on an ideal patient — with Dr. Olsens compliments? Pearl was determined to give that patient in the Labor Room an enema — even if it WAS Dr. Baute? June planned a care study and a wedding, did a symptom- atology, and studied for a final — the week of December 20th? Wanda mistook a bedpan f lusher for a bath basin — or ivas it a shower? Shaker stopped an operation by handing Dr. Tropea a hemo- stat till she prepared some wire? Taylor cancelled an operation with a false temp elevation? Toth took part in Recreational Therapy at E.P.P.L and had Orthopedic Therapy at Hahnemann? Wagner got a Spring Gift that was a pace-maker ? Wilson accidentally threw a pair of false teeth down a trash chute? Beth became the first graduate of the Class of 61? 65 • J o Physician s Contribution Page John Davie, M.D. Daniel Dowing, M.D. Morton Fuchs, M.D. D. Dwight Grove, M.D. Daniel J. Marino, M.D. Foster Murphy, M.D. Axel Olsen, M.D. E. C. Pannill, M.D. Newlin Paxson, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Domenic Pontarelli J. L. Versage, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wright Hahnemann s Residents Hahnemann ' s Interns Nicholas J. Chapis, M.D. James A. Davis, M.D. Earl B. Detrick, M.D. Charles Heider, M.D. Rudolph A. Komada, M.D. Joan Kornblum, M.D. Wallace 0. Lecher, M.D. R. B. P. Leomporra, M.D. Luis Enrique Nunez, M.D. M. Shaheedy, M.D. Anthony V. Quaranta, M.D. Paul C. Moock, M.D. Peter B. Baute, M.D. Samuel C. Contakos, M.D. Frank J. DeRusso, M.D. George M. Glantz, M.D. Frank Kaplan, M.D. Peter Pellegrino, M.D. Thomas Westerman, M.D. 72 Patrons Mrs. H. J. Baker, R.N. Esther R. Benner, R.N. Ann Bentley, R.N. Judith Berkheimer, R.N. Sonja Borowitz, R.N. Mrs. Carolyn Branson, R.N. Mrs. Mildred Brown, R.N. Barbara L. Brown, R.N., B.S. V. Campbell, R.N. Mrs. John Cronin, R.N. Helen Deakyne, R.N. Helen Del Conte, R.N. Leona Derringe, R.N. Mrs. H. Edwards, R.N. Peg Fegley, R.N. Nancy Fukuyama, R.N. Evelyn Garver, R.N. Dolores Gerber, R.N. Nancy Harper, R.N. Dorothy Hartinger, R.N. Dorothy Hawksworth, R.N. Mrs. V. Hesser, R.N. Patricia Jones, R.N. Patricia Kenyon, R.N. Mrs. Virginia Lang, R.N. Jacqueline Large, R.N., B.S. Helen Lenhart, R.N. Mrs. Alice Lower, R.N. Mathilda Mezger, R.N.. B.S. Helen Milbraudt, R.N. Faye Miller, R.N. M. A. Mittleman, R.N. Mary Morrisroe, R.N. Ethel Morrow, R.N. Sandra Jean Newquist. R.N. Teresa O ' Conner, R.N. Mrs. Ann Otto, R.N. Miss I. Ream, R.N. Diane Ripple, R.N. Marie T. Sauvageot, R.N. Judith Seifling, R.N. M. L. Shirk, R. N. Denise Smith, R.N. Mrs. Jacinto Soriano, R.N. Laura Stauffer, R.N. Mrs. Walchak, R.N. Jeanne Watson, R.N. Luise Watson, R.N. Kay E. Wiest, R.N. Joanne Winnicki. R.N. Loretta Zacharski. R.N. An Alumna An Alumna 73 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Adams. Paul W. Baker. Jr. Mrs. E. Barnes Fredricke Barnum Lt. and Mrs. V. William Barta Mr. and Mrs. William Beitel Mrs. Elizabeth Blantz Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blessing Mrs. Maggie Bongardner Mr. and Mrs. William Brunner Mrs. Jennie Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Buss Connie and Pete Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Copeland Mr. and Mrs. John Dani Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Dunn Lt. William E. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Faust Mrs. Elsie Ford Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foreman Fourth Floor Nursery Mrs. A. Fullard Mrs. C. Gainer Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Gay Mrs. C. Gramby Ernestine Green Howard Jerolman Lucille Johnson Edwin C. Kelley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Kelley. Sr. Louise Klein Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Klopp Marion Larsen Robert C. Lecher Mrs. Myrtle Liggett Ellen Lippman Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Willard Maloney Mary Martin Rev. and Mrs. Gerald M. Marzolf Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Masi Mrs. Rita McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore 74 Patrons Mrs. Editha Myen Mrs. Mamie Shade] Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nelsen Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sherman Mr. Stephen Odden Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Sherwood S. J. Ogborne. Printing Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shibc Mr. and Mrs. Miles Peiffer Mr. Hsrry Perpins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smilek Edward H. Smith, Sr. Mrs. Polk Wanda M. Smith Mary Prather Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Taylor Thnle Klankers, AFB Greenland Mrs. Deloria Pnlliam Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Toth Mr. and Mrs. James P. Rogerson B. J. Turner Mrs. Carrie Roth Mr. Charles C. Vroom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth F. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Roth Ernest L. Wagner, Jr. Mark C. Roth Roberto Gomez Pearl M. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow F. Roth Mrs. Leon Russell Mr. Harry Scott Richardstien Scott Jimmy Scriven Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wagner, Sr. Edna Waring C. L. Washington Robert Whipple Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Winters Mrs. Maddrey 75 20 1936 1938-43 1944 1948 1951 1957 1958 1959 1960 1960 V pp A DC added to life expectancy in the last half century An American born in 19 10 could expect to live for fifty years. An American baby born today has a life expectancy of seventy years. New and more effec- tive medicines have played a major role in adding these twenty years of life. Under the American system of free competitive enterprise, Merck Sharp Dohme has introduced new and remarkably effective medicinals for the preser- vation of health and the treatment of mankind ' s afflictions. Here are some examples of the company ' s research accomplishments: Synthesis of Vitamin B,, useful in treating a variety of nerve and heart disorders. Synthesis and introduction of new Sulfa drugs to combat bacterial infection. First synthesis of Cortisone, to combat pain and symptoms of arthritis. Isolation of Vitamin B 12 , used to combat pernicious anemia. First synthesis of ' Benemid ' (Probenecid), for the treatment of gout. Synthesis and introduction of ' Diuril ' (Chlorothiazide), to combat high blood pressure and con- gestive heart failure. Development and introduction of ' Decadron ' (Dexamethasone), the most potent anti-inflammatory steroid. Development of ' Tetravax ' to immunize infants and children againstfour deadly childhood diseases — polio, whooping cough, tetanus and diphtheria. Introduction of ' Purivax ' , a more potent and more consistent killed-virus polio vaccine. Development of ' Thrombolysin ' , a clot-dissolving agent of exceptional purity. ffisra ?!?) MERCK SHARP DOHME DIVISION OF MERCK CO.. 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