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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

NURSES ' LIBRARY HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ANQ HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING For Reference Not to be taken from this room I 9 6 6 Presented by the Senior Class HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - — ' . ■ ' r V. r J foreword The presentalion of the Hahnemann cap of the school of nursing highlights our most cherished memories. The cap is representative of your school of nursing. To the student the presentation of her cap signifies a sense of accomplishment, pride, and her future as a professional nurse. The lamp once carried by Florence Nightengale sym- bolizes professional nursing. The candle ' s glow lights the path along which we will travel in our nursi ng career. The rose we received capping day may convey a dif- ferent meaning to each individual. To some it may be life, not only our life ' s endeavor but also helping others. The Vigil Staff 7 f ss 7 e en Su erOj 7?. DC. Dedication In shedding our status as students of Hahnemann, we assume new places in the social strata and new functions in our community and world. Upon accepting these responsibilities, we gratefully and right- fully wish to acknowledge the individual who did much to contribute to our preparation for life and the attainment of our goals. For this reason, the class of 1966 is honored to dedicate this edition of the Vigil to Miss Helen Suttera, without whose support, the days would have often seemed endless and insurmountable. As an instructor, we respect her for her knowledge and efforts in teaching and guiding us through many anxious and trying moments. As an advisor and counselor, we thank her for the long hours of unself- ishly given time so that we might become more versatile individuals. For her many contributions to our education and lives, Miss Suttera will be long remembered and admired. Jus Bet Me There ' s somethin ' I wanta ask you, nurse, somethin ' I ' d like to know Are you really glad that you ' re a nurse, answer me before you go. There ' s many things I ' ve wondered about since I ' ve been in bed- Like, why can ' t I get up and play, as my brother Ned. I ' ve wondered ' bout you too, nurse, ya didn ' t know, I bet, And some of the things I ain ' t figured out yet. Just let me ask you nurse, is it sad to see somebody die? And how do you know what to say when Mom asks you why There ' s so many others here, that I just don ' t rightly see, How you can always manage, a special smile for me. How come you always wear your hat in here, but leave it when ya go? My pa, he coulda busted me, if I ' d worn mine inside, ya know But most important I gotta ask, do you always dress in white? But please don ' t ever change that nurse, that color seems just right. You really do keep clean with all the things you do. My ma, she ' d sure be proud, to have a kid like you. Just let me ask you nurse, where do all those pills come from? How come you don ' t bring them all at once, sure save time ya know. Maybe then we ' d have more time to talk at night before you go. You always seem to know when I ' m feelin ' at my worse. Ya know, if I weren ' t a boy, I ' d wanta be a nurse. OJsJf you Course You must be in a hurry tho ' you never ' pear to be. I ' m really glad that you spend this much time with me I won ' t ask you no more questions nurse, I ' m sorta ' tired tonight My tummy feels real funny, and my head just don ' t feel right But before you slip so quietly out, and turn the lights down low, Would you stay in here while I say my prayers tonight before ya go? And just let me ask you this nurse, before I shut my eyes, Do you ever see two big tears in yours, a fore ' a person dies? Your eyes look kinda wet to me, but I can ' t imagine why Momma keeps tellin ' me I ' ll soon be well, but I know ' tisn ' t t rue. But don ' t worry nurse, when I get to heaven, I ' ll save a place for you! Author Unknown TO THE CLASS OF 1966: Three years have come to an end. The friendships you have made, the joys and sorrows you have shared, will remain with you the rest of your lives. gfa ™ Each of you will go your way; some will further their education, others will move into other clinical fields, and there are those who will hear the sound of wedding bells. No matter what you do or where your paths may take you, you shall always be influenced by your student ex- periences, the people who have helped you and those with whom you have lived in the past three years. There have been times of complaints, but when you look back, you only remember the happy times because they out-number your dismal days over and over again. I wish at this time to take the opportunity to thank the Faculty, In- structors and Clinical Supervisors who patiently guided you and to thank those whom without, there would have been no practical expe- rience available— your patients. With my best wishes for your happiness always, I shall close another chapter in the book of your life. Mrs. EdytheG. Kistler, R.N.B.S. Director, School of Nursing mm mm AT mm ffi- t rfp«p« v pv ; '  , ■! Wi j.tJvs I y •« f  X MISS R.SMITH, R.N.M.S. Assistant Director of Nursing Education MISS M. ANGELO, B.S. Instructor of Community and Public Health Nursing MISS L. FUHRMANN, R.N.B.S. Instructor of Medical-Surgical Nursing of l£ MISS D B.S. Science DiGIACIMO, R.N., Coordinator MISS G. MESSNER, R.N. Instructor of Obstetrics and Gynecology MISS N. CAIL, B.S. Librarian MRS. H. EDWARDS, R.N. Health Nurse MISS M. SWEETA, BS, MA Counselor MRS. CALLIE HILLGAS, R.N., B.S. Fundamentals of Nursing MRS. ISABELLE MOSIG, R.N., B.S. Pediatrics MISS MARY-CHARLES SMITH, R.N., B.S. Medical-Surgical MISS HELEN COOK, R.N. Fundamentals of Nursing MRS. ANELOI ENDY, B.S. Nutrition MRS. MILDRED GREENSFELDER, R.N., B.S. Medical-Surgical MISS REGINA SCHRODER, R.N., B.S. Obstetrics JOHN DAVIE, M.D. Director of Student Health MISS MARGARET BARTLETT, R.N., Fundamentals of Nurs- ing MISS CAROL HARACZ, R.N., B.S. Sciences MISS HELEN SUTTERA, R.N. B.S. Operating Room II u( 3raduates ?? first Row: S. Lieberman, S. Mycak, C. Coprich, J. Shatoff, K. Petty, E. D ' Aquila, G. Brennan, J. James, J. Bach Second Row: H. Freas, E. Podgajny, E. Knauss, P. Schaeffer, S. Weber, J. Mack, C. Matikiewicz, S. Walker, M. Pilok, G. Arbeit, B. DiTilo, M. Wyce. Third Row: B. Dickerson, C. Booth, D. Dana, T. Evans, G. Treleven, D. Millington, D. Stoffa, Joy Becker, T. DiLorenzo, B. Reda, E. Polhamus, L. Lafey. Fourth Row: M. Omlor, A. Ostrom, C. Hill, G. Wells, M. Wentzle, S. Schafer, M. Linkewicz, A. Dittloff, D. Cox, G. Deptula 12 eniors ■ ,... w BETTY JEAN Dl TILO Oh! What I ' d do for an education. Remembers keeping the surgeon waiting while she slept . . . and Bobbie celebrat- ing her 21st birthday ' Di Tilo 14 BARBARA M. DICKERSON I can ' t be bothered! Remembers her friendships with three of the nicest kids alive and our past cele- bration . . . and the night Betty needed Cardiac Massage ' Bobbie ?K 15 SUSAN SCHAFER Win some; lose most! Remembers a smoke-filled room and the girls discussing LIFE . . . and trying to get Trudy up in the morning as a challenge! Sue ' ' 16 TRUDY A. EVANS Really? Remembers friendships she has made . . . and Susie ' s spastic, but lovable manner ... a terrific person ... a good friend! Trude 17 MARILYN J. WENTZEL guess you know Remembers capping and the gang . and Gerri ' s sleeping, Do Not Disturb: ' Mi Mi 18 GEORGIA LOUISE TRELEVEN Would you believe it Remembers winning for our school the honorary mention in the 1963 Area SNAP Talent Show . . . and Mimi ' s frequent trips to 363 ' Gem ' 19 GWENDOLYN ANN BRENNAN Really, I don ' t know Remembers having a birthday celebrated in Accident Ward . . . and Joan ' s collec- ting soda bottles for the refund at Ben- nie ' s. Gwen 20 JOAN SHATOFF What ' s on T.V.? Remembers capping and graduation . . . and Gwen ' s quietness and love of classi- cal music, especially Beethoven. Joan ' ' 21 DONNA F. COX Can I Sorrow ... Remembers true and wonderful friends . . . and Carol waxing the dormitory floor Cox ' 22 CAROL A. BOOTH don ' t believe it Remembers the excitement of seeing her first delivery and scrubbing for a C-sec- tion . . . and Donna ' s ability to sleep through any kind of noise, especially the alarm clock! Booth 23 DOROTHY A. STOFFA It ' s been known! Remembers all her friendships made and the Gang . . . and Gerry ' s midnight talks, pink blanket, and warm person- ality Stof 24 GERALDIN E WELLS Dottie, What am I gonna do? Remembers her specialties and the Gang . . . and Stof ' s care packages and deep sincerity Gerry ' 25 EILEEN R. KNAUSS said to myself— self Remembers the pinochle games . Cope listening to WDAS and ' Kinsky 26 MARIAN LOUISE COPRICH Gee Whiz Remembers the friendships of her three years of training . . . and Eileen as the most wonderful person in the world! ' Cope 27 MARGARET R. OMLOR MEN! Remembers the old residence and the Good Group . . . and Goney ' s sincere sentimentality and her love and appre- ciation of the little things in life Marge 28 EILEEN F. PODGAJNY Tonight, I ' m getting a phone call Remembers her invaluable friendships . and Marge ' s wondering who she ' s love with this week and her Shingles ' Goney 29 MARILYN D. WYCE This, that, and the other thing Remembers her three weeks in Accident Ward . . . and Linkie leaving at 3:31 and coming back at 11:59! Sam ' 30 MARIE THERESA LINKEWICZ Are you kidding me? Remembers many good friends . . . and Sam ' s ability to use her sarcastic wit! Link 31 KATHLEEN BERNADETTE PETTY So what ' s she doing here? Remembers a summer on 5th Surg . . . and June always sitting and brushing her hair! Kathy 32 JUNE VERNA MACK hate that placet Remembers many fine friendships gained . . . and Kathy ' s long black hair piled on top of her head and going to bed at 8 p.m.! Mack 33 DIANN PARKES MILUNGTON How risque! Remembers working shift on 4th Post Partum . . . and Bev, the straw and the colt Mill 34 BEVERLY ANN REDA I ' m going on a diet Remembers the day I reported for duty on my day off . . . and Diann ' s morning after the night before. ' Bev 35 ANNE M. OSTROM Hiya Hiya Gang Remembers Graduation— the old residence . . . and Judy ' s ability to get into awk- ward situations! Annie 36 JUDY LEE JAMES Sorry about thatl Remembers Capping night and the old nurses ' residence . . . and Anne ' s ability to be quiet when I ' m trying to sleep! ' Jessie 37 ELAINE E. POLHAMUS That ain ' t half bad Remembers life in the old residence and capping night . . . and Pill ' s ability to keep us laughing with her grimaces and mim- ics. Elaine 38 MARLENE M. PILIK Fazoom Remembers the afternoon the screen in Lintz ' s window went sailing down 15th st . . . and Elaine ' s ability to sleep through the racket I make coming in at twelve midnight! ' Pill A 39 JOY BECKER You should be so lucky Remembers capping . . ■ and Char ' s say- ing, Shut up, It ' s eleven o ' clock. ' Joyous One 40 CHARLENE ANNE HILL That ' s Show Biz Remembers all our great celebrations, like capping, the halfway mark, and one year to go . . . and Joy ' s noise when she ' s plucking her eyebrows! ' Char 41 DORIS DANNA It ' s Party Time Remembers crying for a written order over the phone while working eleven to seven one weekend . . . and Eydie ' s re- luctance to part with her quilt. ' Dink 42 EDITH MARGARETE D ' AQUILA, II Are You For Real? Remembers the 3:30 pinochle gang . . . and Doris ' not getting acclimated to the situation, and all her little favors. Eydie 43 SANDRA J. WEBER doubt that Remembers the old residence, and being half-way through . . . and the way Sandee manages to be quiet in the morning, and can wake me at nights. Web ' 44 SANDRA LEE WALKER Oh No, Really Remembers capping . . . and Sandy ' s alarm clock on my days off. 1 L ' C XA fj — W1 { Sandee 45 SUSAN EILEEN UEBERMAN Hell ' s Bell ' s and Cockleshells Remembers that January day on tenth floor— help . . . and Holly ' s hairstyling and cutting abilities; especially the night Kathy G cried about her skill in trimming. il u fir -2, . ' Sue 46 HOLLY ANN FREAS Help Remembers the night in the accident ward when they brought in the thirteen car col- lision on the expressway . . . and Susan ' s mice. f ' Holly A 47 THERESA A. Di LORENZO I am not mad Remembers my friends, the old residence . and Gwen ' s sweetness and sincerity. ' Terry GWENDOLYN DEPTULA Honest this time, it ' s the real thing. Remembers the many long debatable, frus- trating, and sometimes heated discussions on the good old third floor when we were all together . . . and getting Terry on duty by 7 AM ' J Gwen 49 MARION LINDA LAFEY No Joke Remembers capping . . . and Janie ' s horse back riding, ranging from pleasure riding, horse shows, to fox hunts. ' Linda ' L 50 JANE NANCY BACH I don ' t believe it Remembers moving into the new nurses ' residence . . . and But Linda, which Dick, big Dick, doctor Dick or little Dick? Janie ' 51 STEPHANIA MYCAK Oh dear, Bread and Beer Remembers getting her first stripe . and always borrowing Carol ' s clothes. ■ ' 11 I ! W ) v B K jV f ' 1 Stevie 52 t CAROL ANN C. MATIKIEWICZ Isn ' t that most interesting? Remembers studying for tests . . . and midnight chats with Stevie. Carol 53 PHYLLIS MARY SCHAEFFER Maybe it ' s just me, but ... Remembers all the wonderful friends, the all night discussions about life , and the private parties . . . and Andy ' s obses- sion with full ashtrays. ' Schaef 54 ANDREA JEAN DITTLOFF Come on, guys Remembers knocking over the oxygen tent in Peds. The noise was heard two floors away! Andy 55 GLORIA E. ARBEIT Well Remembers being capped and then re- ceiving her stripes . . . Glor 56 KATHLEEN ANN GLENTZ Oh Pleeze Remember capping . . . and always suc- ceeding in waking Ethel while trying to be to quiet. Kathy 57 S7n J ecooniiion of: — MRS. MARY STRAKAY DOELP, who has taken our temps, healed our wounds, forced fluids into us, and given us moral support. Mrs. Doelp is no longer with us as our Student Health nurse. Reason? Retirement, which she so fully deserves after many years here at Hahnemann. For whom has she cared? ALL OF US! To her we bid a sad farewell but with enormous gratitide. THANK YOU MISS STRAKAY. Tffrs. TlCaru S raAaiy Doefp 58 Senior G ass Officers ano nouisors JKiss yf. L)t era, J?. DC. Mirs. Mi. Jiopxins, J . DC. Left to Right: Secretary— Marilyn Wenrzel President— Betty Jean Di Tilo Vice-President— Trudy Evans Treasurer— Gwendolyn Brennan 59 Gonfucius Say: u !73y 1980, a I of A ' s Marian Coprich— President of Hahnemann Alumni Eileen Knauss— hostess for housewarming of a B-52 Susan Schafer— guest speaker at W.H.O. at Geneva, Switzerland Trudy Evans— nursing instructor at E.P.P.I. Gerri Treleven— author of the new book How to Succeed in the O.R. without Really Trying Marilyn Wentzel— Secretary of the N.L.N. Gerry Wells— Directress of the Seashore Home at Atlantic City, New Jersey Dottie Stoffa— President of CARE Package Association Gloria Arbeit— official narcotic counter on 7th Peds Eileen Podgajny— President of American Tobacco Company Margie Omlor— a mechanic at General Motors Donna Cox— proof reader for C. V. Mosby Company Carol Booth— manufacturing little Hummels Betty Di Tilo-editor of A.J.N. Bobbie Dickerson — chief manufacturer of Offspring, Inc. Marie Linkewicz— taking Super Fine ' s place in Clinic Marilyn Wyce— finally straightening out her nights and days June Mack— opening a School of Nursing in Grenwich Village Kathy Petty— becoming Miss Needlecraft of 1980 Andy Dittloff— being G ueen of the Masquerade Ball Phylis Schaeffer— being in with the out crowd Beverly Reda— becoming Speaker of the House 60 be rue: ' — Diane Millington— surfing at Malibu Beach Ann Ostrom— playing the lead role in Where the Boys Are Judy James— being chairman of the Doctor ' s Wives Association Stevie Mycak— being Florence Nightengale ' s representative to Ukrania Carol Matikiewicz— designer of Simplicity Patterns Marlene Pilik— head nurse on 16th floor Elaine Polhamus— being George Master ' s second hand Joy Becker— nursing around the roulette table Charlene Hill— being around the Dupont Clan in Wilmington, Delaware Doris Danna— is still relating Eydie D ' Aquila— drumming up business for the Accident Ward Sandie Walker— revising the procedure on body mechanics Sandy Weber— finally having to use a Bobbi permanent tor extra straight hair Holly Freas— finally meeting Paul McCartny Sue Lieberman— taking over Club 500 in Atlantic City Gwen Deptula— finally burned her datebook. Terry DiLorenzo— serving a sentence in San Quentin Gwen BrennaR— writing the classic romantacies of the year Joan Shatoff— becoming the advertising agent for Hires Rootbeer Company Jane Bach— giving the first mouth-mouth resuscitation to a horse Linda Lafey— finally using her knowledge from nutrition at the International House 61 l$)£at Uou d r jBi i Diane Millington ' s hair was messed? Ann Ostrom didn ' t sneak out the locked doors? Stevie Mycak wasn ' t always doing a million jobs? Carol Matikiewicz made a mistake with her make-up? Judy James went home on her days off? Marlene Pilik shopped in Wanamaker ' s basement? Elaine Polhamus wasn ' t watching the Boob-tube ? Joy Becker bought a hat? Charlene Hill planned a wedding in the cold? Sandie Walker was a fat lady in the circus? Sandy Weber wore imitation madras? Doris Danna didn ' t have cute little things in her room? Eydie D ' Aquila made a successful attempt at sugar-starching her caps? Kathy Glenz didn ' t run up everyone ' s telephone bill? Sue Lieberman didn ' t care enough to send the very best? Holly Freas didn ' t have her ball to throw when she ' s angry? Gwen Deptula wasn ' t in love? Terry DiLorenzo wasn ' t THERE? Joan Shatoff didn ' t volunteer her services? Gwen Brennan didn ' t make rounds to get the evening report? Jane Bach could fit classwork into her extra curriculum activities? Linda Lafey had her hair the same shade for three weeks? 62 33 e £i£e 9f? . . . Marian Coprich didn ' t spend her allowance at Benny ' s? Eileen Knauss didn ' t have jolly— oily orange and loud mouth lime? Susan Schafer ' s glands weren ' t swollen? Trudy Evans got out of bed before 6:50 a.m. for work? Gerri Treleven got demerits for a dirty room? Marilyn Wentzel ' s pink slippers disappeared? Gerry Wells didn ' t have her hic-ups? Dottie Stoffa got out her bag-pipes? Gloria Arbeit had a pixie? Eileen Podgajny ' s last name was Jones? Margie Omlor didn ' t flutter her eyelashes? Donna Cox could remember when she had water on to boil? Carol Booth wore the same nightgown three nights in a row? Betty DiTilo was a brunette? Bobby Dickerson didn ' t do the Parksonian Pounce ? Marie Linkewicz had curly hair? Sam Wyce was overweight? June Mack went away for the week-end without three suitcases? Kathy Petty was knee high to a grasshopper? Andy Dittloff learned to drive? Phylis Schaeffer was ever to blame? Beverly Reda really wore high heeled sneakers? 63 A 64 ■■■ . v ' : -— • ' QnraS ic vvic do £ ' Y $ A ft CLASS OFFICERS Miss Scatarige— President Miss Zemble-V ' ce Pres ' denf Miss Hiles— Secretary Miss D. Miller— Treasurer f) v « 66 of 1967 f$f)f) 67 v_ yye wyt oo fn ry ft tf , ■h f fl ' 1 W f I A CLASS OFFICERS Miss Collins— President Miss Hahn— V ' ce-Presidenf Miss McGinley— Secretary Miss Vitko— Treasurer f% P| i 68 of 1968 W t k± Id A - g-fc v u V ■ t 69 W| N) 4 P J U I 70 . ' ■ ' ' . ' V: : UK snn TiBai mm mm ' •• 41 ii ' • ' • ' «s This year we wanted to make the VIGIL the best ever —a bound memory of YOU, the student nurse. As our work progressed, the pictures were snapped, the articles written, and finally all were combined to make up your book, telling of your years at Hahnemann. We hope you read it with happiness! Editor Business Manager Betty Jean DiTilo Holly Freas 72 S uc eni DCurses C%ssocia ion President-Donna Cox Treasurer-Linda Sears Vice-President-Dorothy Stoffa Secrefary-Stephania AAycak U£e Uiiaf Sign Ed ' tor-Kathy Glenz Junior Editor-Elsie Hafley 73 jCeuman ocieiu OFFICERS President: Mary Foy and Sophie Di Simone Treasurer: Eleanor Griffith Secretary: Barbara Stoffel jCurses } GJirish ' an CFe ZowsJiJp OFFICERS President: Betty McCarson Vice-President: Linda Rotenberger Secretary-Treasurer-. Alma Ferris 74 fee Cj uo )rm®P®$ i Wkv+wfo wtfP ' P .mfi P,dtW . A loibraru Assistanh 75 Uhe (SJi dcafs Co-Captains Managers Coach B. Di Tilo H. Freas Miss L. Fuhrman E. Meskers J. Bach Sponsor Miss H. Suttera Top Row— D. Scatarige, S. Good, A. Boettger, M. Finkler, D. Tit ' js, C. Gehris B. Young, B. Hobson, D. Ferus, H. Freas Middle Row: S. Lieberman, B. DiTilo, E. Meskers, M. lafey Bottom Row— D. Cole, D. Potts, B. Beard, M. Vitko, L. Smith, P. Raub, D. Doughty, H. Prescott, J. Bach 76 JfffSOC ' s Spirit ■ Captain— Ma rlene Pilik Helene Lucas Belle Weller Miriam Craig Sandra Walker Susan Fischer Uennis Gfu£ Jane Bach Holly Freas Sue Lieberman Gloria Arbeit Kathy Glenz m,. Linda Lafey Betty Di Tib 77 0£e Office Staff Miss L. Sands, Mrs. E. Yoho, Mrs. S. Sammon Jio useAeep ny Rose Smith, Josephine Lehman, Carmella Arnold, Julia Shynock, Blanche Jenkins, Nora Adams. 7fc At o use in otn ers Miss Sohst (seated), Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Ruster, Mrs. Bechler 78 Our Gnnicaf xpenences It ' s a Miracle! OSsieirics y ecfiatrics ' He ' s SO Small 80 ' Is he REALLY??? Cjmeroencu J oom Qrtnopeoics 81 Can I go home tomorrow? £7ntensiue Care l n ' ' You CAN ' T have a decubiti! fCeurofoqu Operating J oom 82 I hear a symphony. ' I Jliecficine I can ' t lookl (uurgeru 83 ' I ' ve waited, and waited, and waited Out- ■ J J atient Department Research is the Trend 84 Cardiovascular ' Institute CjczsA em J J ennsu oania J J sucniatric Institute INSTRUCTORS: (left to right) Mrs. E. Pearson, R.N., B.S.N., MSN Miss L Derringe, R.N., B.S. Miss Chace, R.N., B.S., M.A.M.S. Miss Holmes, B.S., R.N., B.A. m Me aoee Miemoria e iaSi itation Center 85 cS eniors in Action ' I should take a bath! What do you say we just put these aside for a minute? Well, we ' re still here! 86 ' Food, glorious food — and for our next number We come to bury EPPI, not to praise itl ' The In Ciowd? ' ' 87 ' Nice day, isn ' t it? Careful there! I ' m just learning to use it. ' ' What do you mean it ' s back too far! ' ' Got a match? 88 3 f ■ 1 if 1 Wfi N  L ' 9 • You ' re sure it will be on the cover? Then, what did he do? ' ' But they look real! ' Has he gone by yet? ' ' 89 ' Sh-h, 1 know I ' ve got a final tomorrow. ' So this is what EPPI does to you! Three Generations 90 Our Jieritaqe; — 7Jfn Jinniuersaru Uea Glorious Food! Yesterday— today— tomorrow Preliminaries! News! Success 91 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Arbeit Mr. and Mrs. Bach Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Becker Mr. George Booth Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brennan Mrs. Donia Coprich Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Danna Mr. and Mrs. John Deptula Mrs. Mary Dickerson Mr. and Mrs. Romeo DiLorenzo Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose W. Dittloff Mrs. Margaret Evans Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid P. Freas Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill Major and Mrs. Thomas A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Willard Knauss Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lafey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Linlcewicz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mack Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Matikiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Millington Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mycak Mrs. Dorothy Myernick Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Omlor, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ostrom Mr. and Mrs. William J. Petty Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Pilik Mr. and Mrs. John Podgajny Mrs. Evelyn Polhamus Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shatoff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stoffa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Walker Charles and Dottie Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Wells Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wentzel Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wyce Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler Mr. and Mrs. A. Pearlstein Leah J. Deal, R.N. Lt. and Mrs. Curtis W. Lafey, Jr. Mr. F. W. West, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Izzo Carmen Aptonte Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Mac Dade Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bethel Mr. and Mrs. William Woolslayer Edwin Bethel Mr. and Mrs. James Woolslayer 92 Charles J. Gueriera, M.D. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Isad Susan Dr. Downing Miss Belief Virginia B. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Dawson Miss Mary Angelo Mrs. Margaret R. Sweeta Mr. Rarnold Andreson Christina L. Rodgers Betty Mc Connell Hutchins Bob Ruth Taylor Evelyn Roll Sohst Josephine Horner Mrs. Dorothy Ruster Mrs. M. W. Greensfelder, M.S. Miss Diane De Giacomo, A.B. Mrs. Marie Horn Mr. Thomas Strang Mr. Monty W. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. J. Himmelsbach Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schoenewald Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Myers Mr. and Mrs. R. Maple Mr. and Mrs. C. Howers Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Weinmann Mrs. Morris J. Rothlcugel Mrs. K. Goebel Nancy Harper Alice T. Duchene Edith Wine Mrs. Dease, R.N. Mrs. William Soloman Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway Miss E. Vast Miss Sarah Fine Miss S. Sascantz Miss Esther White Mrs. Helen Ruffin Miss Kathryn Walton Miss Florence Brown Mrs. Alice Muldrow Mr. and Mrs. John Aronian Edward Thomas Mrs. Carol Prettyman Mrs. Anne Hogan Mrs. Nellie Eckardt Catherine Byrnes Richard Andrisle 93 Wilbur W. Oaks, M.D. Barbara Henderson, R.N. Mr. Gerald Shelton Nannette Galvin Alice E. Huanis The Arbeit Family Hazel M. Edwards, R.N. Joanna D. Walton Miss H. Del Conte, R.N. Evelyn J. Andreson, R.N. Mrs. Virginia Holliclc Vera A. Campbell, R.N. James R. O ' Connell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Masi Viola Nazemetz Dr. and Mrs. William Kashatus Morton Fuchs, M.D. Dr. G. Kratsa Vincent J. Paravecchia, R.Ph. Bernard L. Segal, M.D. Sheldon R. Berrder Albert Schuster, M.D. J. L. Osterholm, M.D. Joe Dugan Mrs. J. Walchalc, R.N. Mrs. J. Stauffer Lehman Dr. Dorothy Kriebel Mr. and Mrs. Grant Burlcey Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Kauffmann Mr. Richard Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winkler Miss Cleda S. Wentzel L. R. Anderson Mrs. Karen L. Grimes, R.N. Barbara J. Rentko Gabriella Kennedy Miss Helen Milbrandt, R.N. Miss Lillian Holmes, R.N. Miss Marion Chace, R.N. Mrs. Elizabeth Pearson, R.N. Miss Leone Derringe, R.N. Robert Famble Robert Famble Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black Harold Kendick Lorenzo Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor Mark Worthington Jerry Taifer Freddie Stone Eileen Sawdritz Helen Fischer Mark Falterbauer Edward T. Collins 94 Compliments of HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL NURSES ' ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION, INC. We Welcome You- Why Not Join? 95 Congratulations to Compliments the Graduates of of the 1966 FROM THE HAHNEMANN STUDENT HOSPITAL ASSOC. BODY GIFT SHOP Congratulations Congratulations and Best Wishes and Best Wishes FROM THE FROM THE CLASS CLASS OF OF ' 68 ' 67 96 To the Class of ' 66- Wishing You Success HOSPITAL CLOTHING CO. 1107 Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA ART HASLETT ' S AUTO BODY 132 Austin Ave. Landowne, Pa. Courtesy Cars MAdison Loaned 2-4220 Congratulations from the Faculty Compliments of the PHARMACISTS Compliments of Your Friends at the PLASTIC CENTER 228 N. 15th St. 97 fill TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The Worlds Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made NURSES ' LIBRARY HAHNLM. l COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL SCHUUL OP NURSING rt MMT For Reference t Not ; tp be taken from this room nri m arm itwy — —- ' ■-■ ■  — — — I ■ .