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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

■ ■ I M I ■ ' ■ — • , , ,. p $ THE NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN CLASS OF THE SCHOOL OF NURSING OF THE HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA PRESENTS . . THE VIGIL Here by the grace of God go we. Through His love we have grown in knowledge, understanding, and ma- turity. Now the world lies before us. It is ours to decide whether we will become complacent and satisfied to take what it may of f jr or will give of ourselves — our understanding, love, energy and intelligence to make this a better world in which to live. We have not come to an end, but to a beginning of a greater endeavor to leam, to serve, and to grow in stature and vision. Our memories are many and our future can be bright. This yearbook recalls the memories of those ex- periences and people who have aided in shaping that future. !jUw ' ' y i mvfi ' mm mmxmmmmmmtmm i m i la m nm i n  i Page FACULTY 12 SENIORS 20 CLASSES 78 SOCIAL 86 ETHOS 94 CANDIDS 108 - • - • The sense of somebody ' s need is, I believe, the most powerful mo- tive in the world, one that appeals to the largest number of people of every age, race, and kind. It wakes up the whole nature, the powers that learn as well as those that perform; it generates the vigor of interest that submerges selfishness and cowardice; it rouses the inventiveness and in- genuity that slumber so soundly in student ' s classrooms. For many of us.. ..work that is service taps a great reservoir of power, sets free some of our caged, leased energy. Richard C. 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She must find the self-understanding, maturity and motivation necessary to continue her personal and professional development if she is to meet her responsibility- EDYTHEG. KISTLER, R.N., B.S. Director of the School of Nursing Ct«  r WMg rvnwmCT ■ P« Jm - FACULTY 13 ' (W Our Associate Director, MISS RUTH SMITH, R. N. , M. S. , is a graduate. of Arnot-Ogden Memorial Hospital. She received her B. S. from Elmira College and her M. S. in Nursing Education from Columbia University. Her course Nursing Care of the Aged makes us better able to care for our senior citizens. She is also our curriculum coordinator. % MISS CAROL ANN HARACZ, R. N. , B. S. , (not shown) graduated from Wilkes Barre General Hospi- tal and received her B. S. from Wilkes College. She is Science Coordinator and teaches Pharmacology I. After graduating from Bryn Mawr Hospital, MRS. ISABELLE MOSIG, R. N. , B. S. , received her B. S. in Nursing from Villanova University. Her course in Pediatrics is both a challenge and a rewarding experience. 14 MRS. MILDRED GREENSFELDER, R. N. , M.S. , a gradual.. ' oJ Symmes Memorial Hospital, re- ceived both her IS. S. and M.S. in Nursing Education from the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. She adds great depth to hei courses in Medi- cal-Surgical Nursing, Sociological - Psychological Aspects ol Nursing, and Leadership Skills. MRS. ANELOI ENDY received her B.S. in Education from the University of South- western Louisiana and carefully teaches the importance of nutrition in health and disease. MISS ROSEMARY KUZ- NER, R.N. , B.S. , is a graduate of Hahne- mann Hospital School of Nursing and holds a B.S. from Villanova University. She teach- es Disaster Nursing, Ur- ology, Neurology, and Chest Surgery. Versatile MISS HELEN SUTTERA, R. N. , is a gradu- ate of Hahnemann. She was on active duty in the Air Force Nurse Corps for two years and is n ow a captain in the reserve division. She presently teaches Operating Room Nursing. 15 MISS HELEN COOK, R.N., is a gradu- ate of Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center and teaches us to give good patient care in Fundamentals of Nursing. Obstetrics and Gynecology are a pleasure under the instruction of MISS REGINA SCHRODER, R.N., M.S. who graduated from Lankenau Hospital and holds a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania. MISS GERTRUDE MESSNER, R.N., is a graduate of St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing. She guides us in both our scholas- tic and clinical work by teaching orthopedics, Gastro- intestinal con- ditions, and at the patient ' s bedside. Clinical Conferences and clinical guidance are stimulating and informative under the direction of MISS ROSALEE SYEMOUR, R.N. , a graduate of our own school. Miss Seymour served two years in Air Force Nurses Corp and is presently a Second Lieu- tenant in a reserve unit. v 16 (L) MRS. CALLIE HILLEGAS, R. N. , B. S. , a graduate of Lancaster General Hospital, received her B. S. from Cedar Crest College. She adds warmth to the course Fundamentals of Nursing. (R) A graduate of Columbia-Presbyterian Medi- cal Center, MISS LINDA FUHRMANN, R. N. , B. S. , holds a B. A. from St. Lawrence Univer- sity. She teaches Fundamentals of Nursing and makes clinical conferences a challenge. After graduating from Mercy School of Nursing, MISS MARY ANGELO, R. N. , B. S. , received her B. S. from Catholic Uni- versity. She teaches about the patient in his environ- ment in Community and Social Aspects of Nursing. A MRS. MARGARET NIELDS, R.N. is a graduate of Hahnemann and aids in teaching Fundamentals of Nursing, stressing the importance of good nursing care. MRS. VIOLET STOCKTON, R.N. , B.S. , graduated from Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing and holds a B. S. in Education from Temple University. She is Science Coordinator in Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, and Microbiology. 17 JOHN DAVIE, M. D. graduated from Hahnemann Medical College. He is a staff member of both the hospital and the Medical College and his care in the Student Health Service is greatly valued. MRS. HAZEL EDWARDS, R. N. is a graduate of Hahnemann School of Nursing. We are grateful for her hard work and concern for us in the Stu- dent Health Service. MRS. NADA CAIL, B. A. a graduate of Bennett College, has worked very hard as our librarian to increase the num- ber and quality of both our professional and non-profes- sional books. 18 MRS. MARGARET SWEDA received her B. S. from Cedar Crest College and her M. A. from Lehigh Uni- versity. She is important to us as School Guidance Counselor, and advisor to the VIGIL. The individual, MRS. MILDRED (jKllIM jilLDlK , means many things to us: warmth, understanding, interesting and interested but, above all dedication. Devoted to more than the profession or to the great task of inspiring young women to become out- standing nurses, she is dedicated to people and to the encouragement of high ideals. This dedication has been steadfast and even during a time of great personal hardship and loss, she continued to encourage and guide us. To you, Mrs. Greensfelder, we extend our deepe st gratitude for your interest, your thought fulness, and your love. 19 SENIORS 21 ALICE CHRISTINE MULDOWNEY 22 Morningside Drive Pennsville, New Jersey Alice ? I Guess what I did now! ! ! . . .Jovially remembers Queen ' s washing her hair with her patch on. . . Will serve the women and children of the future at Hahnemann. Be firm in your acts, but gentle in your heart; be strict with your- self, but gentle with your fellow - men. LINDA KAREN QUEEN 190 Oxford Valley Bristol Road Langhorne, Pennsylvania Queen Another error! ! ... Will always re- member Alice ' s giving her a birthday cake full of 4th of July sparklers. . . Plans to work in Emergency Ward or OB at Hahnemann. The heart knows its own bitter- ness, and no. stranger shares its joys. ELSIE MAY HAFFLY 1224 Nineteenth Avenue Altoona, Pennsylvania JV Class President Freshman Year Ah, come on --I ' m serious! ... how can she ever forget her roomie ' s motto - early to bed and early to rise, lights out at 10 P.M. ! The future sees our Elsie as a Medical Surgical nurse at Hahnemann. It is difficult to say what is im- possible, for the dream of yester- day is the hope of today , and the reality of tomorrow. ■r h jft % f GAIL FRANCES HUTCHISON 424 White Horse Pita J - r Berlin, New Jersey ■ Hutch 4 Too Bad ... Best remembers Elsie ' s ■ K. many diets! Would like to work at Hahne- mann in the Operating Room. Our deeds are like stones cast in- to the pool of time, though they J CT fi themselves may disappear their ripples extend to eternity. And DARLE VIRGINIA MILLER 527 Spring Garden Street Easton, Pennsylvania Darle Class Treasurer Junior Year I f y I blew it! . . . It will be hard to forget Sue ' s leaping out of bed at 6:00 A.M. with a cramp in her leg!. . . The Pediatric and Obstetric Departments of her Alma Mater await Darle ' s gentleness. Keep your heart with all vigilance; for from it flows the springs of life. SUSAN LYNN HUES i h jhway Clarksboro, New Jersey C..- Sue ' Class Secretary Junior Year Boy, oh Boy! Remembers Darle ' s losing her contact lenses down the drain, on Fifteenth Street, in the cafeteria, etc. . . . Plans include Emergency Ward Nursing at Hahnemann and college. People are like stained glass windows. They glow and sparkle when it is sunny and bright, but when the sun goes down their true beauty is revealed only if there is light from within. KATHLEEN LE VAN 3549 N. Water Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kathy Humm . . . Will always remember Vicki ' s love for Al and her efficiency. Future plans include Medical-Surgical Nursing at Hahnemann. I am third. VICTORIA MARIE OSSOWSKI 4936 Newportville Road i lornwel] i [eights, Pennsylvania Really. ..? ... Vickie remembers her Roommate ' s Unpredictableness . Her future plans are marriage and Surgical Nur- sing at Hahnemann Hospital. True happiness is love and a smile from deep within the heart. JEANNE LORRAINE LODTER 4826 Howell Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ▲. Lodter 9 That ' s life! . . .Remembers best the day spent searching through Hahnemann ' s laundry for Shirley ' s engagement ring. . . •1   « which they never did find. Future plans in- clude college, travel, and marriage; but not necessarily in that order. He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. SHIRLEY ANN McCALL 234 Second Street lie erly, New Jersey Sam V Too Bad! . . . She will never forget Jeanne ' s late case studies. Shirley ' s future includes marriage to Rob and nursing in Philadelphia. Respect is what we owe; love, what we give. r-C DIANE DOREEN GUENST 9 State Street Lansdale, Pennsylvania I Sorry about that! .. .Remembers Peg ' s kind heart and nothing but her sheepskin to keep her warm. . . Plans include Emergency Ward, Intensive Care, and Chest Surgery . . . eventually a Bachelors Degree and travel. . . .And to love life through labour is to be intimate with life ' s inmost secret. MARGARET ANN STRAWHORN 500 Overbrook Road Baltimore, Maryland 4 Peggy i Nothing ventured --nothing gained ... will always remember Diane ' s sympathetic ear and supreme patience. . . Future plans include Pediatrics at Hahnemann and eventually Austria. In the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is re- freshed. DONNA IRENE POTTS 72 High Street Pine Grove, Pennsylvania Pottsie . S 4 Ach du Lieber! . . .remembers her roommate considerately slamming her drawers at 6:00 A. M. Donna plans to work in either the Surgical, Obstetrics, or Pediat- rics Department at Hahnemann. Selbst auf die langste nacht folget ein Moreen. EILEEN E. JOHNSTON 2506 Teal Road Brookmeade Wilmington, Delaware. Ilene Well I ' ll think of something Ilene remembers her roommate as the only girl in the class that can fall asleep over a type writer. . . Plans for the future include mar- riage. All ' s well that ends well. . . It ' s what happens in between that ' s upsetting. BARBARA ANN LUTZ 816 S. 23rd Street Easton, Pennsylvania Would you believe? . . . and ' as far as roommates go, which one?! Her future sees her in the service - maybe, and mar- riage - definitely, after, of course, working at her Alma Mater. Beware of people who gossip to you, for they may gossip about you ! DOROTHY MARIE CRAWFORD 519 Mar wood Road Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dottie Don ' t be funny . . . Future plans include Pediatric Nursing in Philadelphia and even- tually marriage. May the happiest days of the past, be the saddest days of your future. EILEEN MARIE MESKERS 14 E. Ocean Heights Avenue Linwood, New Jersey Eileen Class Secretary Freshman Year w I Forget it . . . How could she ever forget Naj ' s many diets?!. . . Plans to be an Operating Room Nurse. When pride cometh, then cometh shame: but with the lowly is wisdom. JANET YVONNE NAGY 1175 First Avenue Berwick, Pennsylvania Hii.: Naj ' MHHHHI MH Sorry about that! . . .remembers her roommate for the NOISE! . . . future plans include work in Obstetrics or Emergency Ward at Hahnemann. - Even in laughter the heart is sad, and the end of joy is grief. ■i. l . ML- LORRAINE SHOTZ 1600 Benson Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Shotzee 4 y I CARE- --RIGHT? ! .. . Remembers Diane ' s Cows and her plans for some fu- ture October. - Future plans include Emergency Ward, Operating Room, Office Nursing and marriage. If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drum- mer. DIANE SMICK Salem -Woodstown Road R. D. L Salem, New Jersey Smickle Class Treasurer Senior Year That ' s crazy, I ' ve never heard of any- thing so ridiculous in all my life . . . Re- members all of Shotzie ' s talk, music, and social life of Puerto Rico. Diane ' s plans for the future include marriage and Medical-Surgical Nursing in Doylestown, Pennsylvania or Wilmington, Delaware. To make the best better • £n ■ V SUSAN CELIA ZEMBLE 4752 North Eleventh Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sue Class Vice President Freshman - Junior Years V m w What ' s new? . . . fondly recalls Max ' s appendix, Intimate candle, and evening music to go to sleep by. College and ■l.4Hi Medical-Surgical Nursing at Hahnemann tsu await her. A man ' s reach should exceed his ■t grasp, or what ' s a Heaven for? }M- MAXINE KONECKE 33 Forest Roa Mountain top, Pennsylvania Max ■■■ ■■■MMM M M That ' s hysterical . . . Remembers Sue ' s ' fits of hunger at night and her noisy alarm clock. . . also Seymour . . . Hopes include Connecticut in the Operating Room or as a surgeon ' s private nurse. rf % . ' f Memory is the only paradise from which we ' cannot be driven. B PATRICIA MARY MAGUIRE 12 Holly Road Stratford, New Jersey Oh come on! . . . How could Conni ' s enthusiasm at 1 A. M. be forgotten?! . . . Medical -Surgical Nursing at ner Alma Mater is Pat ' s future course. All things come to him who waits. v% CONSTANCE MARIE RAINE 677 Quinton Road Sal cm, New Jersey Conni It overwhelms me . . . Remembers Pat ' s ability to sleep through any type of noise — even an alarm clock at 2 a.m. Plans to attend college for her B. S. in Nursing Education and work in a large institution in the city . It matters not how long you live; but how. SHARON ELAINE BINGAMAN 6050 Cherry Hill Road Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ♦ I Bing But I don ' t caxe what people say! happily remembers all the dates her room- mate had. Sharon plans on a future in the Peace Corps. You give but little when you give of your possessions; It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. BETTY McCARSON 25991 Bagley Road Olmsted Falls, Ohio Betty-Boop You ' ve got to be kidding! ... Remem bers having to set her alarm clock on her days off to WAKE UP SHARON ! Present plans include Hahnemann or Morristown, New ' Jersey with eventual work on a steam ship line. It -is better to give than to receive. MARY MICHELLE HOYLES 8129 Farnsworth Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ' Michelle ifcP ti v « v Oh! No! . .. Remembers Kathy ' s quiet manner and the good and bad mo- ments we shared. Plans to do Medical- Surgical Nursing at Hahnemann and in New England; the future includes a Bachelor of Science Degree. No sky is heavy, if the heart be light. Would you believe? Kathy remem- bers her roommate ' s quaint ways that were so, so French. Her future plans include Pediatric Nursing at a Government hospital. Where there is a will, there is a way. • KATHLEEN MARY SCHAEFFER 4301 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kathy r DOROTHEA MAE SCATARIGE 2328 Kenderton Avenue Roslyn, Pennsylvania Scat Class President Junior Year Tootsie Rolls on Parade! . . . Will al- ways remember Mary ' s spaghetti at mid- night and forty dollar phone calls. . . Inten- sive Care Nursing is Dotty ' s choice. Love is for the loving. ■ MARY PATRICIA FOY L503 Alcotl Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mary We gotta get out of this place. ... She best remembers Dotty ' s bulletin board and trip to Puerto Rico. . . Medical Nursing at Hahnemann and marriage are her future plans. Everything happens for the best-. ROBERTA GAIL DIAMOND 1801 Kennedy Boulevard Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bertie I don ' t believe it! . . . Will always re- member Charlotte ' s dry sense of humor. . . Future plans include Psychiatric Nursing at E. P. P. I. If you build up a lot of tomorrows, you will have nothing left but a lot of empty yesterdays. CHARLOTTE RAE FANELLI 5530 Terrace Avenue Pennsauken, New Jersey Char This is true . . . Remembers Bertie ' s contact lenses. . . Plans on Pediatric or Psychiatric Nursing and marriage. Men who do things that count never stop to count them. SOPHIA THERESA Di SIMONE 217 East 24th Street Chester, Pennsylvania. X: V Sophie jf Do you live in a barn? . . . Remembers Diane ' s honest and blunt opinions. . . Future includes Medical Nursing and marriage. . . When the Lord closes a door, somewhere he opens a window. Dis is true. Diane remembers Sophie including her in her African plans. . . Future includes marriage and Pediatrics at Hahne- mann Hospital. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. DIANE FARUGA Route 40, Box 343 Richeyville, Pennsylvania Frug Secretary of Student Government Senior Year ALMA JANE FERRIS 6644 Algard Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alma-Lou Class Vice President Senior Year I kid you not! . .. Remembers Mimi ' s :h-all closet. . . Plan work in Intensive Care. catch-all closet. . . Plans for marriage and Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. MIRIAM RISA CRAIG 141 Lawrence Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Mimi I can ' t stand it! I just can ' t stand it! ! . . . Mimi remembers her roommate ' s com- pulsion for Sneeze Free surroundings. Mimi ' s future may include Psychiatric Nurs- ing in Philadelphia and later in New England. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. SANDRA ANN BURKHARDT Route 1 Allentown, Pennsylvania. Siba 4 flV K , What can I say? . . .Remembers Harriet ' s love for tropical fish and the time she dropped one down the air conditioning system! . . . Would like to work in Pediatrics. Brotherhood is nothing when it is expressed exclusively in words; it is everything when it is expressed in deeds. HARRIET ALICE DEAVEN 265 East Second Streel Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Deave Class Secretary Senior Year ■ I don ' t believe it. She remembers Sandy ' s long hair and constant encourage- ment. Her future plans include Pediatrics at Hahnemann Hospital. ... I still believe that people are really good at heart. ELIZABETH JANE BROWNELL 601 Maple Avenue Audubon, New Jersey Betty Vice-President of Student Government Senior Year % . . . Remembers her roommate ' s spastic moments, specifically the night she wore her shoes in the shower. Her bright future includes marriage, and Obstetrical Nursing in a Boston Hospital. What you keep to yourself, you lose; what you give away, you keep forever. i ROZANN MARCIA FREIDLIN Box 487, R. 1). Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey Ricky Does anyone have anything to read 9 . . Remembers Betty ' s ability to study, knit, listen to the radio, and carry on an intelli- gent conversation all at the same time. Plans on Obstetrics and college in the Bos- ton area. Hope ever urges on, and tells us tomorrow will be better. SUSAN LEE ANDERSON 1463 N. Myrtlewood Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sue For Heaven ' s sake! I don ' t believe it! ' . . . fondly remembers her roommate ' s sense of humor and love for classical music (which she could listen to for hours!). Sue plans on a career in the Navy Corps in the field of Pediatrics or Psychiatry. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. CHERYL LEE BILUG 39 Westminster Drive Dallas, Pennsylvania Boog i L t Get me out of here. ... Remembeis Susan removing her rollers in the middle of the night. . . Plans to do Pediatric or Medi- cal-Surgical Nursing in Philadelphia anc later in New England. Without faith, a man can do noth- ing; with it, all things are possible. BARBARA JANE GREENWAY 1148 Washington Street Cape May, New Jersey Bobbi L V i A Do I care? Heck no! ... remembers Lorraine ' s sudden starvation diets with mid- night candy snacks. The crystal ball sees Bobbi at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point, New Jersey, college for her degree, and, of course, marriage. He also that is slothful in his work is brother to him that is a great waster . LORRAINE R. ANDERSON 7037 Jackson Street Philadelphia, Pennsyvlania Leak !, You ' re not going to believe this. . . but! ! Remembers Bobbi ' s list of rotating new loves. . .plans to work in Pediatrics at Children ' s Heart Hospital. All the world ' s a stage and all the men and women merely players. POLLY CLARA GIAMMARINO 123 South Poplar Street Gibbstown, New Jersey  What????? . . . unhappily remembers Barb ' s LOUD alarm clock going off at 5:50 A. M. Polly plans to work as an Ob- stetric or Medical-Surgical Nurse. To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the Heaven. BARBARA ANN HERSCH 2071 t. Lippincott Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I don ' t believe it! ... Remembers Polly running down the hall to answer the telephone. Plans include Emergency Ward or Intensive Care Nusring. God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. MARY LOUISE MEYERS 110 A Mifflin Boulevard Shillington, Pennsylvania Weezer Class President Senior Year L I ■p Oh no! ! . . . Even dreams about Suzi ' s bedtime stories and that purple hairnet of hers!. . . Marriage to Bob and living in Read- ing, Pennsylvania, is Weezer s cup of tea. Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting get understanding. SUZANNE MARIE SMITH 743 Barr Boulevard Lancaster, Pennsylvania Susi You wouldn ' t believe it! ! .. Remem- bers Weezer talking in her sleep and read- ing bridal magazines. . . Future plans in- clude Surgical Nursing in Lancaster. . . To err is human, to forgive Divine. DONNA LEE KELLUM 905 Northwood Avenue Cherry Hill, New Jersey Don What is it ? ! . . . Will always be haunted by Pat ' s orange drawing from E. P. P. I, with the words What does it all mean ?! ... Plans include Medical- Surgical Nursing and later Obstetrical Nurs- ing at Hahnemann. God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. PATRICIA E. BRADY 39 Central Avenue Audubon, New Jersey Pat Cool it! ! . . . Remembers Donna always hunting for band -aids every time she shaved her legs. . . Pat ' s future lies in Surgical Nursing in Philadelphia. . . Never do today what you can do tomorrow ! B H ELEANOR CARRIE GRIFFITH 811 St. John Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Ellie Dodo ! . . . Can ' t seem to forget Judy ' s jellybeans and white milk. . . Our crystal ball sees Ellie married and a Pediatric Nurse in her home town. Take time to love and be loved; for love is the greatest thing in the world. ■■ r ! JUDITH ANN CONDICT 221 E. Durham Streei Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Judy You know . . . Best remembers her roommate for her neatness. . . Future plans include marriage and work in Pediatrics. . . Life is too short to be wasted in ha- tred, revenge, fault-finding, preju- dice, intolerance, and destruction. i — i t r THE SENIOR CLASS Senior class president - Mary Meyers 74 eru- feldei - faculty class advisor Miss Evelyn Nemetz - clinical class advisor Class Officers (1 to r) STANDING D. Smick - treasurer, A. Ferris - vice president, J. Condict - dues treasurer. SEATED H. Deaven - secretary, M. Meyers - president. i Milk 75 With our departure from our alma mater, we, the class of 1967, offer our last wills and testaments. Talk about an excuse for exhibi- tionism: Sophie wills her over- stretched babydolls to anyone who would like to try to keep them up! Betty Brownell leaves her picture of Paul Newman to Sally Hunn. Picture! Why not the real thing?! Ellie wills her cookbook to the cafeteria chef, but Diane Guenst is one step ahead — she wills the cafeteria food to CARE. Unfortu- nately CARE wouldn ' t want it. Okay, who has the sticky fingers? Sue Anderson wills her bandage scissors and at least one dozen pens, lost while on duty, to any junior who can find them. Sandy be- queaths one half of the Fertility Hex Sign to Peggy Vitko: Fortunately Peggy ' s in luck since Harriet wills her the other half. Alma leaves her cleaning rags to the housekeepers: I don ' t know why they ' d want them since for three years they ' ve been trying to get us to clean our own rooms. Oh yes, and Donna Potts wills her contact lenses to Mrs. Kistler. Now Bertie believes in charity; she wills her lost contacts to anyone who can find them. We all know how gruesome those trips to home can be so Suzi Smith leaves her seat on the Grey- hound to Jane Bixler — Happy Motoring! Kind hearted Elsie leaves her ability to procrastinate and yet succeed to Sue Fischer. Do you really need it, Sue ? What ' s that I hear wafting down the hall? Of course: Donna Kellum wills her records to anyone with a record player loud enough to play them. Ricky leaves her size three dresses to whomever can fit into them. Anyone for some shrinking potion? Tired Charlotte leaves her long uniforms to anyone who has needle, thread and ambition. As a result of the greatest scare in med- 76 ical history, Linda Queen wills her SPINALHEADACHE to N.D. What about Maxine ' s leaving to Mimi Dougherty all her un- usual phone calls since Mum loves to hear the person talk? Those of you with short hair! Sue Zemble is willing her blue roller cap to anyone who uses eighi or fewer rollers. For some reason Judy wills one glass of orange juice to the cafeteria staff: Would anyone know why? And for those dear plants Shirley leaves to Henny Prescott the job of water- ing the jungle in the second floor kitchen. Petty McCarson be- queaths her air conditioned bath- robe to Linda Boyer. Wow, raw sex! ! Remember the funeral on third floor? As a result Diane Smick wills the body of one Percy P. Plant to the Medical College cadaver lab. Mimi Craig leaves her spon- taneous sarcasm to Rita Francis, and by the same good token, Lorraine Shotz leaves her motiva- tion and attitudes to Miss Seymour. Like who needs them? Hurray for Jeanne! She wills to every student every other week- end off: wishful thinking! Dottie Scatarige bequeaths all her empty bottles to Mrs. Horner. Couldn ' t she at least fill them with cold tea? Eilleen Johnston wills her cartoon folder to the Vital Sign. Connie wills a private phone to long-wind- ed Betsy Oswald. Hear ye! Hear ye! Barbara Hersch bequeaths a list of blind da ' tes to the entire stu- dent body. And of course Peggy leaves nothing to anyone — she ' s taking it with her! Cheryl wills her nickname Boog to Joanne Fryberger. Gail leaves her early hours to Jinx Hackett — she could use them! Mary Louise leaves to the forthcoming Senior Class President greatly needed nerves of steel. Diane Foruga leaves just to leave. 77 , CLASSES I V I G I i 79 JUNIORS ON FLOOR: M. Matikiewicz - Class Sec- retary, S. McGinley, E. Kropp, J. Martin SEATED: J. McNutt, H. Lucas, C. Mark- owski, C. Kclb, D. Riordan, STANDING: Y. Micik, H. Medwid FRONT ROW: S. Roberts, B. Palenchar, C. Miller, J. Sahm BACK ROW: P. Raub, D. Miller, S. Reinhard, H. Pres- cott, M. E. Raymond SEATED: B. Fox, C. Dodge, R. Francis STANDING: S. Fitzgerald, M. Finkler, A Donahue, S. Fischer, A. Collins 80 TOP ROW: D. Shappell, L. Scarlett, B. Snyder, M. Vitko BOTTOM ROW: L. Turner, B. Young, L. Schief, B. Stoffel ROW 1: J. Bayer, N. Bolash, B. Beard - Class Treasurer, D. Cole ROW 2: L. Boyer - Class Vice President, B. Chinn, M. Brodsky, J. Bixler © m £ ON FLOOR: B. Hobson, S. Good, N. Kane MIDDLE: J. Fryberger, R. Hackett, C. Hahn - Class President, D. Hull STANDING: J. Herceg, K. Hawke 81 SEATED: K. Cooney, C. Billig, M. Dougherty, STANDING: L. C. Dauberman, S. Desmond, S. Boody, J. Decio FRESHMEN M. Vella, R. Thomas, L. Wilkes, K. Tyndall, P. Urban, B. Zerance, J. Vandergrift, J. Thomas KNEELING: M. Berkheiser, D. Beatrice, S. Barth STANDING: S. Bacorn, E. Beldyk, V. Barrett, Y. Augustin r. ■ H 82 I. Richey, M. Schreiber, C. Seibel, P. Rippel, S. Reynolds, S. Rosenzweig, C. Schwartz, G. Russo ft £ t ■jfU n FRONT ROW: C. Kipp, M. Kaechele, M. Keim BACK ROW: E. J. Krauser, L. Kutelmack, J. Jones, I. Kavcsak, T. Kerns R. Hunn, G. Formica, L. Goepel. B. Heffernan, D. Hodes. L. Szczepaniak, L. Stevens, B. Sutton, G. Showalter, H. Spear, P. Steifel, J. Smith, B. Sickman. 83 STANDING: A. Marks, L. McCoy, N. Leone, E. Lutz. B. Marsh SITTING: K. Lutz, D. Mansfield, J. Lundholm S. Renninger, E. Oswald, S. Pensak, E. Patch, K. O ' Hanlon, T. Reifsnyder, M. Pifer, M. Proud. 84 STANDING: K. Mcllvaine, D. Miller R. Myers, M. Murphy, H. Muschlitz, G. Moore. SITTING: A. J. Nonn, N. Nowak. THE OFFICE STAFF Miss L. Sands, Mrs. E. Yoho - Registrar, Mrs. S. Sammon, Miss E. McNichol HOUSE DIRECTORS AND RECEPTIONISTS Mrs. M. Horn, Mrs. E. Bechler, Mrs. D. Ruster, Miss E. Sohst House Director, Mrs. J. Horner - Assistant House Director 85 I ' ■ . i 4% - • X SOCIAL X M 87 The school year of 1966-67 brought activities in addition to our well established organizations. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets were filled to abundance by the student nurses and given to needy families. There was a Christ- mas party for the children of Callowhill Child Shelter, and a mixer with The Gents providing the music, but perhaps the most memor- able was the Nursing Service vs. Student Nurses basketball game. Organized and supported by Nursing Service, it provided a fun-filled evening, funds for the yearbook, and a victory for the Student Nurses. YEARBOOK EDITORS D. Guenst and B. Greenway 88 9 f YEARBOOK SECTION EDITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGER S. Bingamon, Art Editor; M. Strawhorn, Literary Editor; S. Zemble, Photog- raphy Editor; L. Anderson, Business Manager YEARBOOK STAFF TOP ROW: D. Potts, A. Ferris, P. Giammarino, M. Foy, M. Hoyles, V. Ossow- ski, K. LeVan, D. Crawford, B. Hersch MIDDLE ROW: E. Haffly, S. McCall, G. Hutchinson, S. Zemble, S. Burkhardt, D. Scatarige, H. Deaven, S. Anderson, R. Freidlin, C. Billig, S. DiSimone BOTTOM ROW: D. Guenst, D. Faruga, M. Konecke, L. Anderson, L. Shotz, M. Strawhorn, B. Greenway (not shown) E. Johnston. 89 Many hours of work and consideration are put into guiding the Student Council by Mrs. Vivian Masi, Clinical Advisor, and Mrs. Callie Hillegas and Mrs. Marga- ret Nields, Faculty Advisors. Their assist- ance is deeply appreciated. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS R. Francis - Treasurer, V. Ossowski - President , B. Hobson - Vice President, D. Faruga - Secretary Not shown B. Brownell - Acting Vice President STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: G. Moore, P. Rippel, R. Hunn, J. Fryberger, H. Spear, L. McCoy, K. Lutz MIDDLE ROW: C. Schwartz, J. Martin, S. Good, K. LeVan . G. Hutchinson , B. Fox, L. Schief, H. Muschlitz BOTTOM ROW: A, Muldowney . D. Faruga , B. Hobson, V. Ossow- ski , R. Francis, C. Raine f) 9) $ f i J A I . = SENIOR T k A 90 BASKETBALL H. Muschlitz - manager, I. Richey - manager, B. Sickman - manager, B. Beard, D. Potts , K. Hawke, M. Keim, L. Goepel, M. Vitko, S. Good, M. Foy . D. Scatarige , C. Siebel, P. Raub, C. Greenwald, Y. Augustin, C. Kipp, D. Mansfield, L. C. Dauberman, J. Jones - manager L. McCoy - manager S.N.A.P REPRESENTATIVES D. Potts , B. Chinn NEWMAN CLUB I BOTTOM TO TOP: C. Seibel, M. Matikiewicz, M. Dough- erty, Y. Augustin, B. Palenchar, K. O ' Hanlon, M. Proud, M. Konecke . B. Heffernan, E. Beldyk, S. DiSimone , L. Szczepaniak, B. Marsh, S. Anderson , B. Sutton, K. Lutz, I M. Foy , L. Goepel, P. Giammarino . B. Hersch , OFFI- CERS - B. Stoffel - President, J. Smith - Secretary, B. Hob- son - Vice President - SENIOR 91 7 n t Alt ■ «N C I d f) f} ri h,h K i ; % r; UH ., «v GLEE CLUB LIBRARY ASSISTANTS S. Zemble R. Friedlin, B. Stoffel, D. Faruga VITAL SIGN G. Hutchison , E. Haffly -senior editor R. Francis, B. Chinn - junior editor, K. McLaine, I. Kavcsak, E. Krauser, S. Zem- ble - publicity editor - SENIORS 92 BACK: S. Boody, M. Craig - Captain, H. Lucas FRONT: S. Fischer, G. Moore, N. Bolash, S. DiSimone CHEERLEADERS TENNIS CLUB D. Pons , D. Guenst . S. Zemble . E. Johnston I ill I! NURSES ' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP BOTTOM TO TOP: B. Sutton, E. Patch, G. Moore, C. Hahn, K. Hawke, B. Hobson, L. Goepel, B. Sickman L-R: C. Kolb, S. Good, C. Greenwald, R. Francis = SENIORS 93 . ETHOS 95 NURSING SERVICE MISS ELINOR McCUEN R. N. Director of Nursing Service The power of understanding has many paths, but somewhere there must be a beginning. L-=se= r ■92- J MISS E. McCUEN, R.N. , Director, MISS E. ANDERSON, R.N. , Associate Director, MRS. M. R. LYNCH, R. N. , Assistant Director 96 TRe K ■ EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT You must be kidding! My mother never told me there would be doctors like this! OPERATING ROOM Just a little needle prick ' Don ' t worry, fifty years from now it won ' t matter. 98 One strangled doctor! --pfsl P - penH qY rHE JEFFERSO : HE - - = ' - 3 WOM - - C F ' ■ EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE For thirteen long weeks? liASflRN T.G.I.F. 100 ' vTr i ft ■VO . Jrm Hahnemann was never like this! Miss Elizabeth Modic, Directoress of Nursing Service, Mrs. Charlson, and Miss Leone Derringe, Instruc- tors. sm MEDICAL-SURGICAL Plebex for coloring J V. V J i Go back to sleep — it ' s only 2:00 A. M. Sorry — no verbal orders. ' X-ray? See you tomorrow. How ' bout a chaser? 103 PEDIATRICS OBSTETRICS MISS ELIZABETH GORTNER, R.N. Supervisor of Pediatrics Five days to . . . ' play ' ! ' 104 MRS. VIVIAN MASI, R. N. , Supervisor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. - . ' guzzle, guzzle, guzzle Miracle of miracles H fnra This is sterile technique? 105 REHABILITATION MRS. JENNIE-MARIE DE MARTINES R. N. , M.S. , Instructor will a«ree — rehab ' s hard work. OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT •O.P.D. ' A member of the Energetic Set. 1 Well. Ik Guess who just left. . 107 K3 CANDIDS B 109 THAT WAS THE NIGHT THAT WAS . . . d ' Is he gone? Listen. . . do I have to put up with this? ' £ -T ., Urn. Is this supposed to be Camp? no 1 wonder what he ' s doing now! Playmate of the Month I hope they didn ' t have room inspection today. III I gave that doctor a piece of my mind. 3 c 3 That ' s all! ! ! 12 y i s ' Schiz ' J Did they have to return them all tonight! ' Be that a man on yonder horizon? 13 C ' mon in. ' Darn soap 14 That boy in Peds had lice! ! ' Senior Class Block ' Would you believe ... no bowel training? 115 i before e except after c! e ®  ' Oh !? •You have such a line! Suck in! ' 116 £ % ' Trick or Treat! ' So what do you want from me? ' Garbo legs! ' Man on the floor! 118 Our man- -secur- Wait ' till the Did some ity. house -director one say sees this ! ! prowler? ' Darwin ' s theory of Evolution. K Would a gentleman offer a lady a Tippe- rillo? ' Ye olde portal. 119 The In Crowd Now wait a nemet! ' Will the real Miss McCuen please step forward ? The Lost and Found ' 120 HOUSEKEEPING m 7 H 1 M __ a- v --  a fr— -«wt fl K J H MR. A. ANDERSON SEATED: J. Lehman, J. Shynock, B. Jenkins, N. Adams. STANDING: C. Arnold, W. Atkins, J. Tate, R. Smith. 121 PATRONS Mrs. Anna Aaronson Abe ' s Nora Adams Air Products Chemicals Inc. Al Frames Auto Service Thomas R. Alter Mr. Mrs. Charles Anderson Wilma Anderson Mr. Robert G. Anderson Mrs. Gobert G. Anderson John Aronian Mrs. Edna Baber Dr. Joseph A. Bailey II Mr. George Baldwin Mr. Douglas Heil Banik Dr. Mrs. Richard Barab Mrs. Virgina Barlow Mrs. August Bauroth E. Bechler Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Becker Myla Beitzel JoAnn Bencivengo Betsy, Ginny, Sandy, Terry Bertie Charl Mr. Mrs. Marshall E. Billig Mr. Mrs. R. E. Bingaman Bonnie Bohlinger Mr. Mrs. L. H. Brady Dr. Michael P. Brignola Mr. Mrs. George Brownell Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Burger Mr. Mrs. Charles Burkhardt Mr. Mrs. Elmer Burkhardt Mr. Mrs. William Burkhardt Carl Burkhardt Don Burkhardt Mr. Mrs. Patrick Caffrey Christopher Wm. Canino, M.D. Kay Marie Carroll Mr. Mrs. John Ciesielka Bill Clark Dr. Jacob H. Cohen R. J. Compton Mrs. D. Con diet Mr. R. Condict Mr. Mrs. Harold Cooke Mr. George C. Anthony Crawford Mrs. Robert Crawford Dorothy M. Crawford Lorraine Crawford Mr. Mrs. Neil J. Croft Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Deaven Dennis JoEllen Miss V. Detweiler Leone A. Derringe Mrs. Carrie Devine James Devine A. Diamond Mrs. Rose Diamond Mr. Mrs. Michael T. DiPuppo Mr. Mrs. Vito DiSimone Delores Gloria DiSimone Patricia Dunleavy Nancy L. Elicker, R.N. Mr. Mrs. John Elison Dr. Mrs. Ronald D. Emkey Chad Enos Dr. Mrs. Herbert Epstein F.D.B. Mr. Mrs. Charles Fanelli Mr. Mrs. Louis Faruga Mr. Mrs. George Ferris Miss C. Fisher Susan Fitzgerald Lt. Mrs. Richard Foster Mrs. Margaret Foy Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Foy Dr. Richard M. Foxx Frank ' s Steaks Hoagies Mr. Mrs. I. Freidlin Mr. Mrs. J. William Freidlin Sandy and Ellen Freidlin Jas. Gaffney Elizabeth Galloway George Polly Mr. Mrs. James V. Giammarino Mr. Mrs. Pat Giammarino Mr. Mrs. David Ginsburgh Miss Deneen Grace, R.N. Mrs. Harry P. Grammers Mildred W. Greensfelder Miss Kathy Greger Mrs. Ardella Haffly Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. Haffly Elayne H. Haines Miss Dee Harmer Mrs. M. Harner Kir. Mrs. Stephen Heinamer Blanche Hersch Mr. Mrs. Charles Hessert Frank Hoelzle Judy Swain Hoffman 122 PATRONS Mr. Mis. John M. Holland Mr. Mrs. Thomas S. Hoyles, Jr. Mr. Mrs. S. R. Hudak Mr. Michael Hunt Miss E. Anne Hutchison Miss E. J. Hutchison Mr. Mrs. W. R. Hutchison Mr. Ron Iacobucci Mrs. Agnes R. James Dr. George Jarden The Jewel Box Joe Anonymous-EDG Judy and Mike Dr. Kellerman Mrs. Catherine E. Kellum Bob Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler, R.N. B.S. Koehler ' s Plumbing Service Dr. Mrs. Max Konecke Dr. Mrs. Lee L. Konecke Mrs. Dolores Kuvak Linda Lafey Mr. Mrs. R. LeVan Lorraine And Dick Mrs. Lannie Lutz Memory of Mr. Mrs. K. Lutz William J. Lynch George Magill Major C R Mr. Mrs. Jake Martz Mr. Donald McCall Mrs. Dorothy McCall Mrs. E. F. McCann Mr. Mrs. J. C. McCarson Mrs. Josephine McDonald, R.N. Thomas McGurk Jr. Mary Theresa Meggio Mario Melchiorre Mrs. Grank T. Meyers Mr. Mrs. Merlin H. Meyers Dr. Mrs. Carlos Miller Christine Miller, R.N. Darlene A. Miller Karen Terry Miller Mrs. Lawrence Miller Helen Milbrandt Paul R. Miraglia, M.D. Mrs. Alice Morgan Paul E. Morse Jr. Miss Stephania Mycak, R.N Dr. G. Rugan Nell Mr. Mrs. Edward Ncmetz E. R. Nemetz Dele ma Nerenberg Mrs. S. Newborn Mr. John Nowmos F. Ostroff Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Paxson, Jr. Newlin F. Paxson, M.D. Mrs. Helen Person Henrietta A. Prescott Georgeanna Rauch Mrs. Dorothea Rigdon Dr. Mrs. Frederick H. Roever Dr. Mrs. David Rosenthal John C. Scatarige Mr. Mrs. Samuel Scatarige Mrs. Mary Schina Scoop ' s Sporting Goods Maybelle Segal Mr. Mrs. George Shendock Mr. Mrs. Louis J. Shimp Dr. Leon Skweir Mr. Mrs. Edward Small Mr. Mrs. Leonard Smick Elanor Mallay Smith, M.D. Mr. J. Donald Smith M. L. Smith Miss Evelyn Sohst Dr. Paul B. Solnick Mrs. L. Stauffer Roz Steiner The stern Gang Leba Stern Mr. Mrs. Edward Storm Major Mrs. John C. Strawhom Mr. Mrs. William Sunderland Ellen Thompson Mrs. M. VanMeter Maria Vincent Mr. Mrs. Hubert Vighetti W.A.J. Sandy Weber Dr. Jack L. Weinstein - Hahnemann ' 32 Gerry Wells Dr. E. Harlan Wells, F.A.C.P. Mrs. Claire Wilk Cecilia Yastremski Pauline Young A Friend Think Small 123 Compliments of HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL NURSES ' ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION, INC. We Welcome You - Why Not Join? 124 THE FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL OF NURSING extends Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 and wishes each Graduate health, happiness and success in the years to come. Compliments of the HAHNEMANN BOOK STORE SHIRLEY E. MOHN 125 Best Wishes Photography to the by CLASS OF 1967 ZAMSKY STUDIOS From the 1007 Market Street CLASS OF 1969 Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 Compliments of the D. J. PONTARELLI, M.D. PHARMACISTS STANDARD OPTICAL EQUIP. CO. MEDICAL SPECIALTIES CO. 233 North 15th Street Philadelphia 2, Penna. Live And Let Live WILLIAM B. KOHN 126 226 North 15th Street Philadelphia 2, Penna, DR. JOHN H. DAVIE DR. PAUL M. JAMES DR. HERBERT KEAN DR. JACOB KROUSE WALLACE 0. LECHER JR. M.D. DR. MRS. J. STAUFFER LEHMAN DR. WILBUR OAKS DR. ALEX E. PEARCE DR. FRANK TROPEA JR. DR. HARRY S. WEAVER JR. Best Wishes From BENNY ' S Best Wishes From DELTA SIGMA PHI Drexel Institute of Technology 127 126