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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

1971 vigil hzzizntzd. bu ths azaduatss. kannzmann noihltaL icnooL oj nuxsina 20 1 noxtk fifUznth. itxszt hndadzLhnla, (2£nn±uL ja.nia C k k tf V V v , -JanLz or ( ont nt± faculty fiaas. 12 ±znLoz± haas. 22 unazzcLaiimzn . . . .fiaas, JO actiuitut± fiaas. So ztno± fiaas. 100 carzaLai fiaas. 122 . . We. finL±n onlu to uzaln our nian icnooL aihiotna . tfiiA Ltbex hlie. haLLiLnaiL of tn £ 2£UT a nd ±o cue h.a±± 9 trnouah diu£X£,nt dooii ' We Finish Only to Begin ' Traveling on life ' s highway each person moves onward. As we finish one experience we begin another, in order to gain more knowledge to meet our final goal. This ends a small sequence of our life but only to give birth to a new career. A student nurse is born. The first words we hear are help me and our first steps are taken down that long corridor leading to patient care. As we grow our head is filled with knowledge and un- forgettable experiences, which help develop our character and nursing skills. Our three years have passed and graduation is finally here. We are no longer student nurses, but graduate nurses. After graduation we go on our separate ways, some toward further education and hospital nursing, and others to have their own families. Wherever we are or whatever we ' re doing we all live for the future, when once again we are reborn . 9 ' I M WK OHO OIPdUWlM! ip .1 Dedication Being a parent or guardian is often a thankless job. The job started when we were infants and you nursed us through the toddler stage. As we tried to walk you were always there to pick us up when we fell down. As we struggled through all the frus- trations of school you helped us with problems we were unable to solve. When we became adolescents you had reason to worry even more. As we chose a career you gave us encouragement and helped us in every way that you could. When we were stu- dent nurses — you listened to our week ' s frustrations that continued for three years. Now, as graduates we would like to thank you, our parents and guardians, for the patience and understanding you have shown us over the years. With all our love, we the Class of 1971, dedicate this yearbook to you Our Parents. cfi- z)f2£cLaL Inank Ljou We first saw Mrs. Kistler the day. we entered this school. As time went by we got to know her, some more than others. Upon completing our first nine months of study she presented us with our Hahnemann cap, stating we must wear it proudly. As a special gift to each of us, she gave one red rose. Mrs. Kistler has been as much a part of our training as that cap or rose. She is no longer with us at Hahnemann, as she has retired after ten years of service to the school. To Mrs. Kistler from the Class of 1971 we would like to say, Thank you for all you have done for us and we ' ll truly never forget you. Mrs. ItlMhi (, kislltr. K.V. lis. Mary E. Schlosser, R.N., MSN. Director, School of Nursing Dear Graduates: May the ending of student days mark the beginning of a successful career. Success will be yours if you live well, laugh often, and love much. Plan your future in such a way that intelligent men will respect you, children will love you, and the elderly will admire you. Appreciate earth ' s beaut , look for the best in others, and give the best in you. These are the ingredients which will help ou make the world better than you find it and make your journey through life an inspiration. Then, your memory will be a benediction for all who will have passed your wa . God bless and keep you always! 7 w f A ie Mary E. Schlosscr, R.N.. MSN. Director of School of Nursing Hospital Administration Charles S. Paxson, Jr. I especially appreciate having an opportunity to greet the graduating class this year because it is the first class graduating under the direction of a new administra- tion for our School. As the medical profession moves forward in its never ending quest to conquer disease the profession of nursing has changed and will continue to change to more effectively meet our patients ' requirements in the changing environ- ment of scientific medicine. The ferment of new values, new concepts and new meth- ods will continue to challenge you to greater efforts in the practice of your profession. My sincere congratulations for your achieving of this your goal, and my warm personal regards go with this expression of hope that each of you will enjoy many years of service and receive deep satisfaction from your service in your chosen field. Sincerely yours, Chas. S. Paxson, Jr. Vice President and Administrator Nursing Service Seated: Miss Elspeth Anderson, Director of Nursing Service. Standing: Mrs. Ruth Bressi, Associate Director of Nursing Service. Congratulations and Best Wishes to each one of you of the Class of 1971. You have achieved one very important goal in your life. This has not been accomplished without sac- rifice on your part. As you enter into the nursing profession the ideals you have set will be tested man) times. It is hoped that these tests of time will re-affirm those ideals that have been achieved these past three years. Miss Elspeth Anderson R.N. Mrs. Ruth Bressi R.N. 11 i { a c u 1 t 9 D am not a tiLOCWLi; onlu a f£.lloiv-biav£.u.£Z of tdiom you aJUdtL way. OjxoinkA aboA afuaA of muULLj ad i j£.U us or uou. JoMXtttna oneuv 13 [ I Miss Charlotte McCarraher, R.N., B.S.; Temple University Hospital, Temple University; Nursing Level I. Miss Helen Cook, R.N.; Michael Reese Hospital; Nursing Level I. ' ,„=, J r Miss Helen Suttera, R.N., B.S.; Hahnemann Hospi- tal School of Nursing, West Chester State College; Medical-Surgical Nursing Level II. Miss Antoinette ' Adam, R.N., M.A.; Presbyterian Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University. Miss Regina Schroder, R.N., M.S.; Lankenau Hos- pital, University of Pennsylvania; Obstetric-Gyne- cologic Nursing. 14 Miss Beryl L. Richardson, Assoc. Science: Temple University; School Librarian. Miss Mary Anne Martinko, R.N., B.A.; Sacred Heart Hospital; Psychiatric Nursing. Miss Mary Jane Maher, R.N., B.S.; Villanova University; Nursing Level II, Medical-Surgical Nursing. Mrs. Carol M. Segal, R.N., B.S.; University of Maryland; Nursing Level II, Medical-Surgical Nursing. 15 k j Miss Anne Claffey, R.N., B.S.N., Gwynedd- Mercy College. Villanova Univ- ersity; Community Health Nursing. Mrs. Kathleen Quinty, R.N.. B.S. Phil- adelphia General Hospital, Temple Univ- ersity; Nursing Level I. - f- ' Bkk. -iifei 1 , $ Mrs. Hazelle R. Zapp, R.N., B.S. Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania; Community Health Nursing. Mrs. Regina Wallace, R.N., ABS, Gwynedd-Mercy College, De- Paul University; Advanced Nursing. 16 Miss Carol A. Potts, R.N., Hahnemann Hos- pital School of Nursing. Villanova University; Nursing Level I . Mrs. Violel Stockton, R.N., B.S., Hahne- mann Hospital School of Nursing. Temple University, freshman Science Coordinator. Miss Carol Haracz, K.N.. MS. Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, Wilkes College. Kreshman Science Coordinator. Pharmacology. Dr. John Davie, Hahnemann Medical College; Physician, Student Health; Staff member of Hahnemann College and Hospital. Mrs. Hazel Edwards, R.N.; Hahnemann School of Nursing; Student Health Ser- vice. Miss Judy L. Luckenbill, R.N., B.S.N.; Allentown Hospital School of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania; Leadership Skills.  s k Mrs. Louise Lobb, B.S.; Beaver College; Nutrition, Levels I, II. Miss Leone A. Derringe, R.N., B.S.; Women ' s Med - cal College Hospital School of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania; Psychiatric Nursing. Mrs. Kathleen A. Smith, B.S.; Drexel University; Human Relations Class, Guidance Counselor. 18 Miss Rosalee J. Seymour, R.N.: Hahnemann School of Nursing; Psychiatric Nursing. Miss Rosemary Kuzner, R.N., B.S.; Hahnemann School of Nursing, Villanova University; Ad- vanced Nursing Level III. Mrs. Isabelle Mosig, R.N., B.S.; Bryn Mawr Hospital, Villinova University; Pediatric Nursing. Miss Denneen R. Grace, R.N., B.S.; Robert ' s Wesleyan College; Nursing Levels II, III. X I u 19 Office Staff Miss Mary Gillmore Mrs. Ethel Yoho House Directors and Receptionists Mrs. Josephine Horner Ass ' t House Director Mrs. Dorothy Ruster House Director Mrs. Anne Seymour Mrs. Kathy Jackson 21 g r a d u a t e s c uit ivnzn uou tnink tomoxxovj ujill nevtt co r:±. it 4 U£.i.tiLxduu. £axf WiCu,n Class A d vis or Mrs. Violet Stockton, R.N.,B.S. One of the most important phases of maturing is that of growth from self-centering to an understanding relationship to others ... A person is not mature until he has both an ability and a willingness to see himself as one among others and to do unto those others as he would have them do to him. HA. Overstreet To the Class of 1971, It has been gratifying to watch your progress over the past three years. Now, after much striving, you have attained your goal and I am proud of you for this achievement. To each one of you, I give my sincere best wishes for a happy life and success in the nursing profession. Violet H. Stockton Class Advisor 24 Class Officers Gwen Baltusavich -Treasurer Lana Greco Secretary Ruth Paulhamus Vice President Sharon Feick President 1971 25 iJ amsLa A {azU cTrbxan am X % MVe, can n£ jsz hzxa. tnz. vaoxLa. into tns txatm. of ziantsouinza vaitn tti£. aoa± of wax. ( jlvjzn dV . JSaltuiavLcn czrfLL tninai naue their ±ea±on: C7T turns, to be born, and a time to die. C7j time or wax, and a time of txeaae. C7T time to iveeh., and a time to Lauan. cZccLe±ia±tei., 3 Wis. 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( l Vnzzz injwaj haxaon; QVkxz douk faitfi; Whzxs. as.shaiz-h.ohs.; Wksxs darknsss Liaht; ( Whsxs thsxs. is saansss — -n- t uzannz J s. z iluE.xu Wall z v[axLj ( Wz±oLouj±ki cz oms-vohzXE. alona the. vcau ms chanasxx into ujs.. ingt C77£ aacrs ms a xina that xaid, iJiazz rrm namz. my U don t s.(j£.n know vansxz if it ojj ana ns. uzains.. £ac T £ _ ind.ns.ss is a Lot of tninas: Dt is a ojclu or tninkina, cTrnd a uaau of doina. Dt is a vjau of bzina . . . c andi Wind I . I ( -Jzach mz half of thz alaAnzn that thu unaLn mu t know, ±ucn narmonLoui n2.LU.bin.ii. jxom mu LLhi would flow. tliz tvoilJ. iJiouLd. LLitzn tnzn — ui am SUt , LLi.tn.nlna now. J V ■ Class Officers: Seated: S. Kulp (Secretary), J. Lane (Treasurer), J. Wolff (Vice- President), J. Klunder (President) J. Chambers, J. Chadwick, E. Bocolo M.Love, S.Shaffer 72 CLASS of 1972 T. Garrett. R. Fox. J. Haines. J. Grelis. L. Hughes Left to Right: E. Hutchison. S. Iglesias, M. Kennedy, D. Sibilla, L. Brooks; Standing: B. Mack, A. McBlain Lt. to Rt.: D. Margist. P. Plunk. A. Raber Lt. to Rt.: P. Cook, S. Wampler, M. Klenk, L. Fognano, P. Lee, L. Finley £ $ £ L. Mann, C. Robbins, C. Thompson. J. Towson ' K. Wilhelm,.l. aile I Weiss, I) Uani ik 75 CLASS of 1973 J. Motlev, E. Prete, V. Gillman. L. Hill Class Officers Class Officers: K. Lerch (Secretary). T. Shaffer (President), M. Mancus (Vice-President), C. Finney (Treasurer) 76 S. McCallum, A. Hynes, S. Love, T. Leinheiser L. Matarese. 1. Mastantoni B. Carita, J. Cengeri, I) Blessing C. Barnes. M. Breen 77 Frank Gums Robert Dailey F. Collins. B. Mickel, Z. Goldman. J. Gallette L. Reuben, M. Weiss. I Sobolewski. S. Weisz H r i a c t ■ 1 v ■ i t ■ 1 e s Os. it ±o small a thina to navs. zniouzd the. ±un, to naus. Livza LLant in the. shx ' ui . to nave; Louzd, to na. j£. thouunt, to najug. done.. Student Government Association OFFICERS: N. Furniss (Vice-President), S. Wall (Treasurer), L. Brooks (President), P. Abra- ham (Secretary) STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES: 1st row: P. Abraham, N. Furniss, S. Wall, L. Brooks. 2nd row: J. Chadwick, J. Chambers, S. Love, T. Shaffer, K. Mathews, D. Rubin. 3rd row: S. Shaffer, S. Feick, R. Cecil, J. Klunder, J. Virelli, M. Weslowski, M. Mastantoni, M. Breen 82 Student A ction Committee Clinic Paint In Sitting left to right: S. Kulp, J. Chambers, J. Grelis, M. Catanese, K. Mathews, P. DiNubile, S. Loomis, C. Farina, M. Wesolowski. R. Paulhamus, S. Shaffer, P. Cook, C. Butler, W. Mialkowski, J. Shawluk, F. Hummel. Standing: P. Holmes, J. Virelli, S. Wall, M. Maguire. S. Feick, N. Furniss, K. Remp, A. Sweet, L. Brooks, J. Chadwick. Missing: K. Bradlev Chairman XJ J S.N. A. P. cf REPRESENTATIVES B. Mack. D. Shultz, P. Cook NEWMAN CLUB Seated: Lt. to Rt.: C. Chiaverelli, M. Maguire. M. eslowski, S. Wall, J. Virelli, N. Furniss, M. Klenk. L. Sobolewski. Standing: M. Stolar. G. Baltusavich. J. Grelis, C. Farina, M. Catanese, P. DiNubile, R. Paul- hamus 84 CHOR US Chorus members: Fr. T. Schaffer, A. Hynes. C. Pagano, E. Prete, L. Alexander, S. McCallum. L. Soboleuski. K. Edling, K. Lerch, L. Hill, M. Fesco, V. Gillman, R. Kominski, M. Stolar, R. Cecil, J. Gallette, C. Dodson, C. Barnes, J. Elero. F. Collins, R. Coon. Jr. — M. Klenk, L. Brooks, J. Chambers. S. Kulp. S. Shaffer. C. Butler, P. Cook, B. Mack, S. Wampler. J. Grelis. G. Gimmi. Sr. — S. Feick. K. Mathews. Accompanist: P. VanDvke; Directress: J. Klunder RECR UITMENT COMMITTEE ' ; C. Hagan, W. Mialkowski, S Wall, J. Virelli, L. Testa, P. VanDyke, L. Pennington, D Shult . s Iglesias, J Wolff, S Feick 85 1971 VIGIL STAFF Photograph) Staff 1st row: L. Greco, M. Weslowski. 2nd row: S Lumpe, S. Wall, J. Shwaluk. J. Virelli, C. Hagan, P. Van Dyke Business Staff Lt. to Rt.: R. Paulhamus, C. Ciaverelli, G. Baltusavich, M. Catanese. P. Dougherty. 86 Vigil Copy Staff 1st row: A. Sweet. P. Plunk. J. Lane. 2nd row: P. Holmes, W. Mialkowski, E. Hummel Typing Staff Lt. to Rt.: k Remp, S. Wampler, L. Mastropietro, W. Mialkowski Vigil Co-editors It. to Rt.: S. Feick. S. I oomis Proof Reading Staff 1st row: I Mastropietro, M Maguirc 2nd ro«: K Mathews, M Weslowski 87 M fK VITAL SIGNS Editors: A. Sweet, J. Shwaluk Standing left to right: S. Feick, D. Blessing, A. Hynes, S. Wall, L. Hall, E. Prete, E. Berlinsky. Sitting: K. Remp, W. Mialkowski, J. Shwaluk. A. Sweet. STUDENT RECEPTIONS Standing left to right: K. Mathews, S. Lumpe, S. Feick, J. Shwaluk. W. Mialkowski. Sitting: F_. Hummel Seniors, Back left to right: Mialkowski, P Holmes, i Shwaluk, L. Greco. Middle left to right: [.. Hummel. K. Kemp. ( ( iavcrelli, S I umpc, P Dougherty. Krone A Sweet, R. Paulhamus. Missing: l) Shultz. 89 GIFT SHOP ASSISTANTS Juniors: | KelK.D Iw.iul ik.l (....k.H Sil ' il L I S B T R A A F R F Y STUDENT RESIDENCE COUNSELLORS Top left to right: S. Shaffer. J. Grelis, A. Sweet. Middle left to right: P. Holmes, C. Cotton, J. Lane, M. Wesolow- ski. C. Butler. Front: C. Haaan, N. Furniss. Left to right: S. Feick. S. Wall. W. Mialkowski. J. Shwaluk. 90 Left to right: C. Hugan. P. Dougherty, G. Baltusavich. D. Twardzik, C. Farina, D. Sibilla, B. Lutz. S. Wal Quick prayer before we start SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: top left to right: G. Baltusa- vich, S. Wall, hottom left to right: C. 1 lagan. P. Dougherty. c H E E R L E A D E R S nine and Gold l ighi B A S K E T B A L L :VU£ BASKETBALL TEAM: Sitting left to right: J. Grelis, J. Chadwick, S. Wampler, M. Mancus, P. Lee. Standing left to right: K. Bradley, C. Thompson, P. Martin, .1. Towson, M. Walters (coach), P. Holmes, M. Lawler, M. Love. It ' s only a dirty ball. 92 Little Miss Hoopla 1971. Well there ' s always next ear. Don ' t you wish everyone used Dial Christmas Party 94 95 Halloween Party 96 Lambchop! Lampchop! Our fearless leader Football Game •. Planning our strategy ' . ' Winter Formal Je 7 aime February 5th 1971 Oh! What a relief!! I ' m not under the alcolluence of incohol, am I? God is good, God is great I wish like H — , I had a date. « e i j atisnti don t aLujaui. knoua nova to lau it, but uou can iss it in tru.ii susi., nsax it in tnsix uoics±, jssL it in uoux nsaxt. Dt d tns unihoksn axatituds that comsi us.cau.ii. uou xs doina tns. job uou want to do. JDscauis. uou xsltoxs a hatisnt d ihixit ad vjs.il ax nil. nsaltn. Dt d tns tnanki. tnat coms± ivitn bsina a itudsnt nuxis. Psychiatry Let me take time to lend a hand to lighten another ' s load. What is mind? No matter. What is matter ' ' Never mind. Thomas H. Key 102 How does the group feel about ordering out for a pizza? Psychiatry Insanity is not a distinct and separate empire; our ordinary life borders upon it, and we cross the frontier in some part of our nature. Taine i i ! ifriniiniii iflMt M i 103 o p e r a t n g R o o m Let there be light! said God, and there was light! Let there be blood! says man, and there ' s a sea! This is frustrating. Here I am between passionate and Va-Va- Va-Voom again! 104 What do you mean, maybe I can fit my feet into the laundry bags? e c R V o e m r y ™ l mind ' s made up don ' l add to the confusion! Physicians of the utmost lame were called at once: but when they came They answered, as they took their fees. There is no cure fo this disease! Hilaire Belloc Obstetrics Where did you come from, baby dear? Out of everywhere into here. 106 Nursery and Premature Nursery 9k The best way to make children good is to make them happy. Wilde Here we have baby. It is composed of a bald head and a pair of lungs. Sweetest li ' l feller, everybody knows Dunn o what to call him, but he ' s mighty lak ' a rose: Lookin ' at his manny wid eyes so shiny blue Mek ' you think that I leav ' n is comin ' clost ter you. Frank L. Stanton 107 Pediatrics Sons of a thief, Sons of a saint. Who is a child with no complaint? Sons of the great. Sons of unknown, All were children like your own. Judy Collins Something to do, someone to love, some- thing to hope for. The lull before the storm. 108 Hemodialysis God brings men into deep waters, not to drown them, but to cleanse them. Aughey A man can not touch his neighbor ' s heart with anwhina less than his own. Pulmonary So long as 1 can b reathe or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to thee. Shakespeare 109 Neurology 1 2 th Broad Oh the nerves, the nerves; the mysteries of this machine called man! Charles Dickens and in an hour we ' ll turn you on your other side. OOB and ambulate with assistance no way? 111 8 t h B r o a d y mij But the beating of my own heart was all the sound I heard. Richard M. Milnes 112 and now I hook it to the folev and In bed we laugh, in bed we cry; And born in bed, in bed we die; The near approach a bed may show Of human bliss to human woe. Isaac De Benserade . ! ' • I %B m I If the VDR1. is positive he ' s vours ' 113 Medical The physician heals. 114 Surgical Nature makes well. Aristotle I I could think of better things to do with this bed! Guaranteed to cure lumbago, galloping consumption, screw worm of the hr.nn. rumors, .iiul COOtieS 115 Community Come and see how well despair Is seasoned by the stifling air See your ghetto in the good old Sizzling summer time. Suppose the streets were all on fire. The flames like tempers leaping higher, Suppose you ' d lived there all your life, D ' you think that you would mind? And it might begin to reach you Why I give a damn about my fellow man, And I might begin to teach you How to give a damn about your fellow man Takya Music Co. Stuart Scharf 116 I ' m going to be a public health nurse. Yup! Yup! Yup! Health And when we ' re dune, I ' ll hop in and you weigh me. Magee Rehabilitation Center Rehabilitation is a bridge spanning the gap between uselessness and usefulness, between hopelessness and hope- fulness, between despair and happiness. Mary Switzer Guess what. Sweetie? It ' s bowel training time! 118 If he says another obscene word in Spanish! Physical Therapy To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first. Shakespeare P h a r m a c y ' I find the medicine worse than the malady. Beaumont vrv- L E m e r g e n c y R o o m A K But nothing is more estimable than a physician who, having studied nature from his youth, knows the properties of the human body, the diseases which assail, the remedies which will benefit it, exercises his art with caution, and pays equal attention to the rich and the poor. Valtaire 120 Radiology Let there be light, said God, and forthwith Light Ethereal, first of things, quintessence pure, sprung from the deep. John Milton . . . and a± vjs. finish this fiaxt of oux Uaxnina ojs. Look (oxuaaxd to bsain- nincj ansiv . . . the. cuds, of thinai. . . . this, actuality bz.com.ina ms.rn.oxu . . . 121 I s sS s c a n d ■ 1 i, s cJtlL the: thinai. D xzallu Like: to do axz tittisx LmmoxaL, lllzaaL ox fattenina. Remember When H n n w Qmt ■■ r p ip r E . We ' ve only just begun opj : 1 v ' v 5 4 i % i in ■kk ,-1 r A. I 9 . sC ► ■— i m -m M-i-c-k-e-v M-o-u-s-e Capping — May 1969 { + - H C .283? ' 125 d U t JUNIOR YEAR ' A good nurse has a good appetite; that ' s what Potsy taught us. I ' ll never make it to the clinical area. I made it this far, but not this way! I know I ' ll get h — from mother for doing this! md 126 Half Way There Graduation The Graduates these forty three girls We ve come a long way, baby. Do you want to start over again? 127 Success An apple a day keeps the doctor away but who wants to keep them away? ' I am not the mailman young lady. I ' m your security! this dance, I call it the hemorrhoid hop. Does vour room have that lived in look? 128 Maybe if I close m eyes it will go away. 4HjfP ' No, I am not a ding-a-ling. I can ' t stand to see m self in the nude Our S.G.A. president at work 129 ' Now Dearie, when Flo and I were in training UailiElKMLfe. ' E-.1HL..UJI | 1 ■SiaXPI ■ T« W L T1 CIBBT J 1 imin Let s play Post Office. Now, which student has the best bladder she ' ll scrub for Dr. Bower. Peace (?) T Hahnemann express to 3rd floor ua I . V C . 1,2, t  •-. F I t 1 I; : ii ' Mi -•- L Rx Kwell Shampoo ' I qual pa) lor equal «ork with no weekends Next time I shoot I ' ll try keeping my eyes o pen. Oh my gosh she forgot her bloomers ' Boy, these nurses sure use a lot of Sultrin cream. 132 and always make sure the mouth is above the level of the water. No girls, when I tell you to shadow the head nurse, you don ' t have to wear black. j Hj H : A I Now, how do I spell my last name, with one L or two??? In yes, I do get my information from Rip- ley ' s Believe It or Not. 133 Give me that nurse and I ' ll take away three toads! ' I ' m going to the city today, yep! yep! yep! We have got to stop meeting like thi 134 Who ' s mother wears combat boots ' ' What do you mean am I taking precautions? ' I v M who ' 135 Into the jaws ol death, into the mouth l hell  J , • • — But. Dr. Davie. I said cramps!!  and the bie bad wolf said . . . If I feel what I think I feel, this little cutie isn ' t potty trained! Graduates of Groovy Lady Charm Course Now, what does a straight line mean Mrs. Lobb says. Drink a quart a day. The doctor said force fluids so send me three bottles of Schmidts. Mixed grill or myster meat ' ■ V H m fe , ■ . Senior Directory Pamela Marie Abraham, 1624 Sycamore Ave. Hatboro, Pa. Gwen Baltusavich, 4 Laird St. Inkerman, Pa. 18640 Ester Berlinsky, 10th Ave. Dorothy, N.J. 08317 Mary Jane Catanese, 201 Cherry Lane Lansdale, Pa. Catherine Mary Ciaverelli, 4007 Tyson Ave. Phila., Pa. 19135 Charlotte Clark, 8645 Ormes St. Phila., Pa. Beth Colbert, 3410 Larch Rd. Huntington Valley, Pa. 19006 Carrie Cotton, 6710 Grant Ave. Pennsauken, N.J. 1 Patricia DiNubile, 2834 S. Beulah St. Phila., Pa. 19148 Patricia Elizabeth Dougherty, 39 Nutmeg Lane Levittown, Pa. 19054 Mary J. Evans. 15 Peppermint Rd. Levittown, Pa. Sharon E. Feick, 395 Pine St. West Reading, Pa. Nancy Duffner Furniss, 4209 Lansing St. Phila., Pa. 19136 Lana Marie Greco, 2630 Starr Rd. Pennsauken, N.J. Jeanne Harbison, 274 Chippewa Trail Medford Lakes, N.J. Carolanne Hagan, 812 Meetinghouse Rd. Cinnaminson, N.J. Eileen Patricia Hillis, 92 Winding Way Rd. Stratford, N.J. Paula Holmes, 1 Harp Rd. Levittown, Pa. Eileen M. Hummel, 104 S. Midway Ave. Feasterville, Pa. 19047 Andrea Helene Jurkiewicz, 6135 Erdrick St. Phila., Pa. Lynn Labowskie, 1201 Club House Rd. Gladwyne, Pa. 19035 Sandy Loomis, 8107 Brous Ave. Phila., Pa. 19152 140 Senior Directory Susan Lumpe, 1262 Lindsay Lane. Meadowbrook, Pa. 19046 Mary Elizabeth Maguire, 12 Holly Rd. Stratford, N.J. Lynn Mastropietro, 544 Elkins Ave. Phila., Pa. 19120 Kathleen Marie Mathews, 243 West Summit Ave. Haddonfield, N.J. Wanda J. Mialkowski, 4446 Edgemont St. Phila., Pa. 19137 Ruth Harmon Paulhamus, Box 1 10. Renova, Pa. 17764 Linda Joyce Pennington, 1 13 E. Eveskam Ave. Magnolia, N.J. Karen Remp, 1336 Kauffmann Rd. Pottstown, Pa. 19464 Diane E. Rubin, 2919 Green St. Harrisburg, Pa. 17110 Mary Theresa Sabo, 140 Brown St. Trenton, N.J. Dawn Shultz, Rd 2. Sunbury, Pa. Janis Margaret Shwaluk, 217 East Maple Ave. Lindewald, N.J. 08021 Judith M. Strickland, 1407 West Union Blvd. Bethlehem, Pa. Anne L. Sweet, 161 Dana St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 Lee Ann Testa, 2813 S. Beulah St. Phila., Pa. 19148 Wendy Teti, 5531 Madison Ave. Pennsauken, N.J. Pamela Andre Van Dyke, 1 127 Brookwood Lane. Secane, Pa. 19018 Joyce Ann Virelli, 1728 Moore St. Phila.. Pa. 19145 Su anne DeSilvery Wall, Vulle Dell Blvd. Kimberton, Pa. 19442 Mary Wesolowski, 2628 Deer Path. Scotch Plains, N.J. 07076 Sandi Wind. Olney Pla a, Apt. 3 1 7. 630 W. Fishers Ave. Phila., Pa. 141 • l We uzaln to aU as soon os art axz born, ana tns. end is Linked to the. ginning. i I ' aiiuiui Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from the Student Government Association 144 We wish you much happiness and success in all your endeavors ' THE FACULTY Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Class of 1 972 May all your future dreams become realities the Class of 1 973 145 BRUCK UNIFORM CENTER HOSPITAL CLOTHING CO. 1107 Walnut St. Phila., Pa. 19107 Congratulations to the Class of 71 BANCROFT, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR P.O. Box 125 Lansdale, Pa. 855-1310 5TH SURGICAL 6TH MEDICAL NURSING SERVICE PERSONNEL HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL PHARMACY DEPARTMENT DR. GODDA ONESTI DR. JOHN H. DAVIE ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 Market Street Phila. 7, Pa. Official Photographers Negatives of Portraits Appearing in This Annual Are Kept on File Photographs May Be Ordered The Barney Roth Co Planned Lighting Maintenance Service Electrical Contractors and Engineers Brand Name Appliances Television - Stereo 211 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa. 19107 Phone: 563-0590 146 CHARMING SHOPPES Compliments of Of Moorestown Mall WAWA DAIRY FARMS Rt. 38 Moorestown, N. J. Phone: 23563126 Save Where You Earn the Most LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS Compliments of 202 N. Broad 128 W. Chelten 1 625 Wadsworth Stenton Dural Savings Insured to $20,000 A FRIEND Compliments of TERRY ' S KITCHEN 827 N. 26th Street Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of DEWEY ' S FAMOUS PILGRIM LIFE COFFEE SHOPS INSURANCE CO. No Better Food At Any Price 1835 Delmar Drive Folcroft, Penna. 206 N. Broad 326 N. Broad 15th Arch Street President: Frank L. Damato 1st Vice President: and Secretary: Anthony Tenaglia Vice President: Edward Abate 147 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Hahnemann Alumni Association 148 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from the Hahnemann Hospital Nurses Alumni Association We Welcome Your Membership 149 THE VITAL SIGN STAFF Compliments of the Hahnemann Hospital Association Gift Shop Hahnemann Book Store Lehigh Valley Dairy Owned by local dairy farmers— and they know freshness. Naturally! Cand C Transportation Co. School Bus Service Serving The Greater Northeast Our Business Is Your Child ' s Safety Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from The MRS. EDYTHE G. KISTLER Glen wood Manufacturing Co. 4278 Penn Street Philadelphia, Penna. 19124 MR. MRS. ALEXANDER J. PALCON DR. MRS. E. M. LABOWSKIE Compliments of DR. PONTARELLI DR. VICTOR SATINSKY Congratulations Best Wishes from 17th FLOOR PSYCHIATRIC NURSING STAFF Compliments of the 3 rd OPERATING ROOM PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE Con RACE STREET RECOVERY ' ROOM 152 PATRONS Donna E. Abraham Mrs. Thomas J. Abraham Sr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Abraham Jr. An Admirer Al Carrie Elspeth Anderson Susan L. Anderson Anthony Angelo The Asnis Family Compliments of Dr. Theodore Asnis Mr. Mrs. Wm. Baltusavich Dr. Stanley F. Banach Harry Dancroft Sr. Mrs. Mary Bavolek Dr. Bendlin Best Wishes Grads Bio-Science Laboratories Mrs. M. Bivens, R.N. Dr. William Black Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Bogus, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Peter Bogus, Jr. Nancy Bolash Good Luck ; J. Bayer, 6th W Abraham Bring Mary Burbage Ginny Burke Mrs. Ida Burton Vera Campbell Carol Al Carter and Jones Mrs. Anna Causey Dr. Chinitz Mrs. Roy Church Carol Ciaverelli Bob Yocum Mr. Mrs. Wm. Ciaverelli Maria Ciotti Anne M. Claffey Dr. Diego Cordoba Mrs. Ellen Costello Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Cotton, Jr. Ben Cramer Mr. Mrs. J. Daly Dr. John Davie Edmund DelGuercio, M.D. Catherine C. Dickey Anne Hiehl, R.N. Diane Dolan Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Donovan Dottie Jack Mr. Mrs. George J. Dougherty Joseph H. Du finer Joseph J. Duffner 153 Mrs. Hazel Edwards Ernistine Charlie Dr. Escobar Mr. Mrs. Donald Fanelle Mr. Mrs. Wm. M. Feick Mr. Fred J. Fischer Mrs. Fred J. Fischer Dr. Franssen Mr. Mrs. Cliff Furniss Dr. Thomas Gain Cheryl Gentner Mr. Gibbons Sheila Gittleman R. Goggans Jones Dr. Gonick Barry Graham Mrs. Bertha Graham Mrs. Grosso Virginia Guarniery Mr. Mrs. Ronald G. Harbison Rosalie Harris Miss Marion Henle Mr. Mrs. John Heidler Vaneita Hesser, R.N. Sarah DeRenzis, R.N. Mr. Mrs. George W. Hesser, Sr. George W. Hesser, Jr. George W. Hesser III Mr. Mrs. Paul P. Hicks, Sr. Dolores Hill Eileen Hillis Mr. William Hillis Mrs. William Hillis Mr. Mrs. Joseph Hricinak Mrs. Marie Horn Mrs. Josephine Horner Eileen Hummel Mrs. Elsie Hummel Annette Luisa Innequale It ' s the Guard Mrs. Cathy Jackson Mr. Mrs. Thomas Jackson Jean and Tom Elaine Jones Mr. Andrew Jurkiewicz Mrs. Helen Jurkiewicz John M. Kalbfell Miss Angie Kancsal, R.N. Mrs. P. Karmals Mr. Mrs. Bernard Katz Ted Katz Mr. Mrs. Norwood Kein 154 Mr. Mrs. Kirby Klunder Knuckes Frances Sidney Kushner Dr. Mrs. Harry Lessig Miss J. Luckenbill Mr. Mrs. George Wm. Lumpe Miss Nancy Maguire William J. Mannella, Jr. Patrick S. Manzi Mr. Mrs. Patrick Manzi Mrs. Paul J. Marasa Mrs. Dorene Martin Dr. George Mathews Dr. Matsumoto Adelaide May, L.P.N. Frank L. Melo, Jr. Cynthia Mialkowski Mr. Mrs. E. Mialkowski Mr. Mrs. Gerald B. Miley Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Milne, Jr. M.M. M.S. Rita M. Morck James W. Morgan, Jr. Much Success and Happiness to you all Mr. Mrs. John R. Morrell Dr. David Naide Dr. William Nickey Mrs. Louise Nickolitte Miss Florence K. Norbeck Florence Oritt Dr. Osterholm Mr. Mrs. G. Parker Dr. Mrs. E. Pelszynski Mr. Mrs. R. Pelszynski Mrs. Wanda Pelszynski Bob Jackie Pendrak Bill Poirier A Poor Student Nurse Dr. Jack Porter Mrs. Ralph Preston Randy Kay Mr. Mrs. Thomas Redmond Sgt. Mrs. W. Dean Reinschell Mr. Mrs. Daniel Remp Miss Janet Reynolds, R.N. 69 Henri Richardson Mr. Mrs. Leon Robinson Loretta Rohan . . . Loretta Rohan Dorothy Ruster Dr. Mrs. Manuel M. Sanchez Sandy, Kathy, Paula Dr. Demetrius S;iris 155 John Josephine Schaaf Vadim Schaldenko Mrs. Mary Schmieskors Miss Maureen Schreiber, R.N. Miss R. Schroder Carole E. Schwall, R.N. Dr. Allan Schwartz Mrs. Ann Seymour Stephen Shama, M.D. Dr. Richard Shulman Dr. David Ferman Janis Margaret Shwaluk Mr. Mrs. Joseph Shwaluk Joseph G. Shwaluk Rita Silvi Mr. Mrs. Joseph Charles Simon Jamelle Smith, R.N. 69 Mrs. Lucille Smith Mr. Mrs. Norman Smith Claire Solomon Miss Pearl Stepney Leba Stern Claude C. Sullivan, M.D. Anna Tannenbaum Teddy Bear Kinnie Tony Tenaglia Mr. Mrs. John Tenzi Mr. Mrs. John Testa Mr. Mrs. Vincent Testa Vincent Theresa Testa Mr. Mrs. Andy Toler Mr. Mrs. Leonard Tomashunas George Upshur Mr. Mrs. Howard W. VanDyke Mary Ann Vella Mr. Mrs. John F. Wall Family Dr. William Weiss Miss Marilyn Wentzel, R.N. Mr. Mrs. Frank Wesolowski Loretta Wesolowski Mrs. Frances E. Wilson Helen Bonnie Yablonski Mrs. Ethel W. Yoho Bill Zatkin 156