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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

the graduating class presents ! ■ ' i ' i A i V I CO) I L. t i 1973 ,v l I V I hahnemann hospital school of nursing 201 north fifteenth street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania we are x the sum of many parts sometimes interchangeable x. always unique take one away we are not whole add another insight through knowledge and the pattern shifts and rearranges we have chosen nursing as the new dimension to be absorbed into the center of our being other involvements radiate from the hospital world to the world beyond . . . different roles are assumed . . . and we play the parts with new awareness McGovern l Dear Mrs. Ruster, There are those who give little of themselves and what they give is given for recognition. And there are those who give wholly of themselves and are never recognized. We feel you are in the latter category and so, we have decided it is time to give you some recognition. But, what do we say to a person who has become our Mother away from home? How do we say thank-you to someone who stood by us when we needed her, who has told us when the work-list was in so we would remember to sign up. How do we say we ' ll miss you, and we are getting ready to leave? Many nights we yelled and screamed after an extra hard day and you ignored our noise, because you understood the tension we felt. You put up with a lot — including dirty rooms, and dirty kitchens. Sometimes there was a frown, but most times a smile and always a kind word. In a few months these halls will be filled with new faces and new voices and we will be gone. But we will never forget you and we hope that you will never forget our appreciation for you. So in gratitude we dedicate this yearbook to you. Thank- You. mary e. schlosser R.N., M.S.N. director school of nursing Dear Lisa, Connie, Diane, Margie, Barbara, Renee, Fran, Roseann, Karen, Jean, Mary Ann, Colleen, Jocelyne, Valerie, April, Denny, Robin, Margie L., Theresa, Kathy, Sue, Mary Ann M., Mad, Lorraine, Becky, Jo Ann, Martha, Chris, Eileen, Tracy, Linda S., Maria, Marsha, Sharon, and Frank: In September, 1970 we said our first hello . Now, 1973 is here to usher in goodbye . I have watched your accomplishments with pride. And now I advise that you carve your destiny as graduate nurses early. Do not spend your future life expiating the mistakes of youth. Let each day contain equal parts of faith, patience, courage and work. Set yourself tasks that will continue to compel you to exert yourselves. As you seek employment, make certain to employ yourself in the continuance of doing good and mitigating the sorrow of others. In this way you will surely experience life ' s greatest joys through hope, fidelity, liberality, kindness and rest. Live your life that you may be known for two of its greatest virtues, namely courage and loyalty. Then you will learn where love should enter in so that those around you will recall only your energetic vim, your smiles, your joy. To reach the epitomy of success promise that you will fill all newly emerged paths from the storehouse of time with service rendered with quiet unselfishness and cheer- fulness. Then, procrastination will never rob you of life ' s greatest entity which is time! My love goes with you and my prayers that God will guide your actions as only He can. Au revoir Mary E. Schlosser, R.N. Director, School of Nursing margaret m. gill associate director Dear Class of 1973, It has been a privilege and a pleasure to share your senior year with you. I am sorry that I did not have the opportunity to know you longer. I wish you success and happiness in both your professional and personal lives and hope that you will know the satisfaction and the joy that accompany service to one ' s neighbor. The nursing profession is fortunate, indeed, to have each and everyone of you. God bless you, Sincerely, JPU jastt ft.A Margaret M. Gill, R.N. Associate Director faculty 10 a profile of learning consists of many parts . . . day by day good teachers fill in the gaps . . . cajole . . . demand a total performance from us 1 1 f v 4 mm Afs. Helen Cook, R.N., Micheal Reese Hospital, Nursing Level I Ms. Violet Stockton, R.N., B.S.. Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, Temple University; Freshman Science Coordinator the very first year the dialogue begins Ms. Carol Haracz, R.N., B.S., Wilkes-Barre Gen- eral Hospital, Freshman Science Coordinator, Pharmacology 12 Ms. Charlotte Mc Carraher, R.N., B.S., Temple University Hospital. Temple University; Nursing Level I Ms. Louise Lobb, B.S.. Beaver College; Nutrition Levels, I. II. Ill Ms. Kathleen Quinty, R.N., B.S., Philadelphia Gen- eral Hospital. Temple I ' rurersit ; Nursing Level I nursing pharmacology nutrition 13 a deeper committment abstracts solidify every aspect of our being reaches to learn Ms. Carol Hollshwandner, Assistant Director, Medican-Surgical Coordinator Ms. Phyllis Karmels, R.N., Assoc. Science, Givennedd- Mercy College; Obstetric-Gynecologic Nursing 14 Ms. Mary Jane Maher, R.N., B.S.. Villanova University; Nursing Level II; Medical-Surgical Nursing Ms. Regina Tozar, R.N.. B.S.. Philadelphia (ieneral Hospital. I ' niversity of Pennsylvania; Nursing Level II; Medical-Surgical Nursing medical-surgical obstetrics Ms. Dorene Martin, R.N . Hahnemann School of Nursing, Student Health Service 15 j. 4 IUUL_l Ms. Isabelle Mosig, R.N., B.S., Bryn Mawr Hos- pital, Villanoua University; Pediatric Nursing Ms. Beryl Richardson, Assoc. Science, Temple University; School Librarian Ms. Joyce Heacock, R.N., Hahnemann School of Nursing, Pediatric Nursing pediatrics psychiatry 16 objective . . . subjective . . . we gain perspective amid the tools of our chosen career Ms. Trudy Rosenthal, R.N., B.S.N., Medical Col- lege nf Virginia; Psychiatric Nursing Ms. JudyEnsor, R.N., B.S., Temple University Hos- pital, Temple University; Psychiatric Nursing Ms. Dawn Hopkins. R X , li S V . Mt Sinai Hospital, Neil York. University of l nn s I vim i a, Obstetric-Gynecologic Nui 17 the ultimate is arriving reality looms we must be ready Ms. Rosemary Kuzner, R.N., B.S., Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, Villanova Univer- sity; Advanced Nursing Level HI ■ . Ms. Carol Potts, R.N., Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, Villanova University; Advanced Nursing Level III Ms. Marie Linkewicz, R.N., B.S.N., Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, University of Penn- sylvania; Community Health Nursing Ms. Hazelle Zapp, R.N., B.S., Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing, L r niversity of Pennsylvania; Com- munity Health Nursing Ms. Judy Luckenbill, R.N., AUentown Hospital, B.S.N., University of Pennsylvania, M.S.N., University of Penn- sylvania; Leadership Skills advanced nursing community health leadership Ms. Janet Pohl, R.N.. R.S.N.. Duke University; Leadership Skills Ms. Mary P. Farmer, Assistant Director, Cur- riculum Coordinator 19 Ms. C. Davis Registrar Ms. R. Schwartz Office Staff office staff for this has been our world for three years staffed and run efficiently so that we can learn efficiency and self-sufficiency Ms. D. Ruster House Director Ms. M. Mc Glinchey Office Staff Ms. C. Jackson Receptionist Ms. A. Seymour Receptionist 20 t i 1 t BLjr. i m w class advisor miss carol ann potts To the Class of 1973, In a changing society one must be flexible enough to accept changes for the improvement of society and not stymie creativity. As you make the transition from student to graduate nurse, it is my sincere hope that each of you with continued education and experiences will be able to keep pace with changes and advances in medical science and technol- ogy. During the past three years I was fortunate enough to share many im- portant events with you. I have been able to observe changes in perfor- mance, maturity, marital and parental status, each intensifying your concern for others. My best wishes to each of you for continued success and happiness in your career and life in general. Sincerely, CaA 6 Zr A J : 22 collectively and individually we are in a class by ourselves only a heartbeat away from everyone who went before and each who comes after 1975 L. to R.: Standing — P. Feely, M. Conner, B. Dugan Sit- L. to R.: Standing — H. Kennedy, B. Hoff, D. Gorman, B. ting — B. Boston, M. Dougherty, D. Dmytryszyn Henderson, J. Isaacson, L. Decker Sitting — C. Gary, E. Hess, L. Sargent L. to R.: P. McKelvey, M. Motz, N. Moy, J. Nonn, K. O ' Donnell, J. Mull, A. Ounsworth 24 1975 L. to R.: Standing — D. Weber, D. Zeigler, M. Rosenwald, T. Nardello, D. St. John Sitting E. Schorn, L. Sargen, N. Soloner, B. Schoer, A. Wyce I i-ffPfH L. to R.: Standing — N. Melidosian, C. Kovak, F. Jessburger, L. Kus- insky, S. Laver Sitting — K. Karp, L. Miller, M. Kemp, K. Hoover L. to R.: Back — J. Synder, B. Zug, D. Rosenburg, D. Sattin, S. Steam, J. Shuster Front — J. Sch- light, K. Quigley, C. Syzdek 25 1975 L. to R.: Front — B. Burns, G. Berry, R. Campbell Mid- dle — B. Beucker, K. O ' Connell, C. Blosky, D. Walzcak, J. Bedonato Back — P. Butler, M. Brennan, D. Carson, M. Brennan L. to R.: Sitting — L. Livingston, J. Di Giacinto, L. Mit- chell, B. Manzi Standing — N. Moffei, T. Mierzejewski, R. Montaque, L. Moat, M. Mores L. to R.: Front — A. Hasmovitz, M. Bloom Middle — J. Gallagher, K. Hankins, D. Campbell, L. Breiner, D. Baile, J. Gottschall, E. Hagen Back — C. Borgna, C. Clark, D. Eagan, N. Farrish, D. Viscusi 26 L. to R.: Sitting — M. Gold, R. Halloran, B. Holt, S. Kane L. to R.: Standing — I. Fraim, J. Gaumer, L. Hipp, K. Hull 1974 L. to R.: Standing — A. Phillips, S. Parker, M. Riddle, M. Palmer, P. Ponas L. to R.: Sitting — B. Preminger L. to R.: Sitting — V. Mickel, D. Fitz- gerald, M. Brennan, S. Lodge, M. Little, C. Fellenbaum, P. Aronholt L. to R.: Standing — M. Betman, P. Balzano, C. Baptiste, C. Massimo 1974 L. to R.: Standing — L. Markham, N. Bates, M. Mauer, D. Kilpatrick, S. Kleey Sitting — K. Komorowsky, H. Korey, P. Murphy L. to R.: Standing — P. Wydra, T. Weiner, G. Vogt, D. Wertheimer, C. Stei- muller, C. Schneider, D. Shute Sitting — B. Townsend, N. Turnbull 28 X I l I v 18 year olds get the N _ , ' V I I f t 30 WOMEN ' S LIB ACTIVITIES 31 student government officers L. to R.: Standing — R. Cecil, M. Mas tantoni, K. Lerch Seated — C. Steinmul ler, L. Alexander student government representatives L. toR.: Standing — C. Kovach, W. Eagens, M. Lulbin, M. Brennan, D. Dmytryszyn, K. Edling, J. Motley Middle — M. Brennan, M. Mancus, B. Buecker, M. Kemp Bottom — G. Berkey, P. Little, M. Brennan, L. Altieri, K. O ' Donnel student resident councils L. to R.: Standing — C. Finney, V. Mickel, R. Cecil Seated — C. Chau, P. Aronholt, D. Colbert, M. Maur library staff L. to R.: D. Fitzgerald, D. Wert- heimer, R. Cecil, K. Edling, J. Galette SNAP representatives L. to R.: Standing — D. Rose- burgh, J. Schuster, L. Living- ston, D. Walczak, D. Viscusi, D. Baile, B. Zug Seated — H. Ken- nedy, M. Bloom, D. Fitzgerald, M.Breen, D.Colbert mWArnVmrnV jM - ' ■ ML? ; 4¥ m Psy k 2 1 IP J 1 I niuiiiun.f mm 33 plooo OlflPPTQ Senior: President, M. Breen; Treasurer, Freshman: K. Karp, Treasurer; L. Decker, C. Finney; Absent, T. Mannis. Vice Presi- President; K. Quigley, Secretary; M. Mil- dent; T. Leinheiser, Secretary ler, Vice President Junior: G. Vogt, Secretary; B. Towensend, Treasurer; D. Fitzgerald, President; Vice President, P. Balzano 34 Front, L. to R.: H. Kennedy, R. Kominsky. C. Gary, E. Schorn, Middle L. to R.: B. Dugan, C. Kovach, M. Betman, E. Prete, D. VValzak. J. Isaacson, N. Turnbull. L. Livingston, Back L. to R.: V. Casella. P. Murphy. -I. Gaumer, R. Cecil. L. Moat, P. Balzano. K. Komorowsky activities committee gift shop committee L. to R.: M. Fesco, K. Edling, E. Prete. R Kominsky, L Sobolewski.M Stolar. 35 cheerleaders R. Cecil, Captain, L. to R.: C. Fellenbaum, M. Mancus, Standing: B. Hoff, C. Kovach V Qc1tO V q11 Sitting, L. to R.: R. Kominskv, Captain — M. Lawler, P. Balzano UdbKeiUdll Kneeling: D Shut ing: U. Shute, S. Parker, M. Butler, B. Towensend, Standing: G. Berky, Assist. Coach, N. Farrish, K. O ' Donnell, C. Steinmuller. R. Tozar. Advisor, A. Levin, Coach 36 37  1 1 U ' , Vv 38 39 L. to R.: Standing — C. Barnes, B. Fischer Middle — M. Mancus, M. Betman, M. Lawler, K. Edling, M. Breen, M. Stolar Bottom — R. Kominsky, V. Gillman Chairman: L. to R.: Top — F. Collins, R. Cecil, R. Smith Bottom: E. Prete, M. Lubin social events ■ Remember your 1,000 calorie diet. If your Mother could see me now! I didn ' t believe it!, cigarette smoking stunts your growth. Nursing in Mesopotamia . . . r L ; , j lit the loving and caring of a human person can be sunlight and warmth to the growth power of another human person: helping another creates meaning and hope in both persons; being sunlight and warmth to another ' s life nurtures growth in both To this growth we are pledged ETHOS 45 obstetrics one becomes two . . . the termination of pain . . . the beginning of life . . . Oh how I wished I weighed this again! ' Baby, baby can ' t you hear my heart beat? Homeward bound! 46 Did somebody say something about a baby? ' ' Talk about being tied up ' o O v o Wi7 the real baby please stand up? -•tfiJl • pediatrics Nursing care on a small scale ... a finger painters paradise . . . death knows no age . . . That ' s what I call putting on your thinking cap ' 49 medical-surgical nursing A cheerful face . . . fear of the unknown ... a brief explanation . . . facing surgery ... a cheerful face . If I teach you how to knit, can I stay in bed? If I stand here and look busy, maybe they ' ll think I know what I ' m doing. 50 VITAL SIGNS . . . VITAL SIGNS . . . VITAL SIGNS No, sorry, that ' s only sold on the streets. ' ' I know it hurts to cough but 51 IENT PSYCHIATRIC UNIT ' VISITING HOURS 6jMP.M.-8 30 P.M. VI TIN6 HOURS . SAT. AND SUN. 1P.M.- 830 P.M. psychiatry Knowing what you are NOT supposed to say, but not knowing WHAT to say . . . the beginning of trust ... a crisis solved . . . two friends part . . . 52 ACTIVITIES O? DAILY LIV NG magee Learning to live again . . . slow but sure steps ... a new beginning «J 53 ' hud , . community health Health care is a human right . . . the endless but not hopeless battle against — loneliness, sickness, helplessness and ignorance . . . 54 advanced nursing Complex nursing care . . . the miracle of life . . . the disappointment of death . . . By the way, did you know that the Eagles lost by 20 points last night? ' The Little Yellow Stream by I. P. Freely. 56 Open up your heart and let the sun shine in. f ' Sue — do you see what I see? 57 • ■• $ •• Beep! Beep! I hope she ' s not watching. ' Why did she have to come now? 58 leadership ' I hope it stays like this all day. Emergence from student to professional . . . trial and error . . . decision making . . . the birth of a new confidence . . . team nursing becomes a reality . . . ' $15.75! But I thought today uas Clover D(Q . ' ' Move nut! It stheHlC MAX ' 59 All the other guys get pretty nurses! Don ' t look now but here comes another pre-med. ii 7 y fei M V I ' m fed up with this mess. Iwouldn ' t exactly call this a disaster. 60 rooms corridors stairs night and day through the changing seasons mark our exits and entrances 61 SM e 1 j v r- r 1973 1 I 63 c fiaion ( vVi £L±Z Waddle Weisz . . . Belly dancing . . . Imita- tions . . . Russian bears . . . Diets galore . . . The Logan . . . Ketchup queen . . . Gum steal- er .. . Movie Hysteria . . . Sings like a dying cow . . . ash tray fanatic . . . Hahnemann ' s answer to Mr. Clean . . . Tongue sharp as a knife . . . Who asked you? . . . Blunt . . . Her mouth compensates for her height . . . Can I ask you a question? . . . long finger nails ... I feel like death took a holiday . . . Won ' t hold grudges . . . Sensitive and would do anything for a friend. 64 -J-ozzauzz ( l zz no±£ Lorraine . . . Baby powder . . . Mouse . . . Fire escapes . . . Cafeteria hanging . . . Lemon pies . . . TV football games . . . Nurse may I have a bandaide . . . Magnified eyes . . . July 22nd . . . Any new dirt? . . . Chicago Albums . . . BA HO . . . Stretch Undies . . . Strawberry Wine . . . Hey Mr. Heater Man . . . Phago- cite characters . . . Lip syncing . . . Pebbles . . . Room parties . . . Infectious laughter . . . Sentimental . . . Good cook . . . Excellent listener . . . Hides feelings . . . Understanding. 65 dv axLa toLax t-r ' TX ' TA And last but not least the Liberated Uke , . . . Walking coffee cup, . . . guitar, . . . Battle of the bulges, . . . Skinny, Minny, . . . 4:30 p.m. phone calls, . . . If Lowko calls, . . . Is Ma-ri-a Sto-lahr there? , . . . Wins annual cleanliness award, . . . Embroiders 15 min. break, . . . Di-on, , . . . Sunday night — Don ' t I have the room till 9 p.m.? , . . . Green thumb, . . . Only girl I know that takes a pillow to bed instead of a guy, . . . Writers Cramp X two = one devoted study r freak . . . Combination of traditional and modern you woman. 66 J-Lnda boljoLz ujiki Sobo, . . . Has a sailor on every ship, . . . Diets, . . . Weight Watches, . . . gift shop com- mando, . . . Belly dances to James gang, . . . How ' s your mother?, Fine and yours? . . . My name is pronounced Sobolewski! , . . . Hahnemann ' s answer to an opera singer, . . . Put a tab bottle in her hand and she ' ll sing Never My Love , . . . Chapped leg walk, . . . I ' ll dance at your wedding, . . . Pediculo- sis Capitus Queen, . . . I ' m not just another pretty face! . . . Independent, outgoing, warm, and someone you can really count on. 67 zJ o±£atin Dmitri Miss American Pie . . . Freckles . . . Rod Mc- Kuen . . . My Dennis loves me . . . Twins? Triplets? . . . Pinwheels . . . Reading therapy for insomnia . . . Falcons are bombs . . . Pea- nut butter and jelly sandwiches x 2 . . . Carrot top . . . Lost my head . . . Electric curlers . . . Mini-mouth 68 cZi±££n L zztz Minnie, of Minnie, Mahoney, and Gomez . . . Dependable ... A twin of May 7th .. . Dedicated . . . Co-chairman ... A Tarey- ton fiend . . . ' Old faithful body cracker . . . Early to bed and hard to rise . . . Always asleep when talked to in bed . . . Caring . . . Short — Could you reach that for me, please? ... A good listener . . . The Three Little Chickens, . . . The friend of The Godfather? 69 t-hxl±kiniL iJ- acfano Chris? . . . oh, I remember her, she still visits once in a while . . . Colitis Kid . . . hang ' em low . . . It ' s not bad Chris, Al will only be away for a couple of hours . . . Chris, keep looking, you ' re bed is under there somewhere . . . hungry?, you just had an eight course meal . . . diet mania . . . compassionate. 70 dvyaxkha d {olsjxu I ' m sure I flunked that test . . . thati puther legs . . . red blotches . . . what a treat . . . cover girl . . . loved sixth women ' s . . . another aristotle . . . gets Rocky Mountain trots when it comes to tests . . . Jim ' s favorite sidekick . . . Can we think about this for a minute ' . 1 . . . Can I have another M M for the other side? i if fer - 71 o-cTTnns. d [otUu Where ' s my roommate? ... I bought a cute little DRESS today . . . Baby Food . . . Par- gel ' s BEST customer . . . Who me dance? . . . I ' ll take a nap before dinner . . . Gift Shop . . . Someone walk me to the market . . . cans of soda by the dozen . . . I ' m so tired . . . Awfully petite . . . hard worker. 72 J Ecku d j Lck£.L Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde . . . diet freak ... I ' m really p . Dancing fanatic? ... A favorite place — the fountain . . . the guzzler — she can drink anyone under the table . . . it ' s clear down there . . . bubble bath . . . Psychology Today . . . capable of accepting constructive criticism . . . Sincere and truth- full. 73 dv[aa.s.Lin£. z v[a±tanh om MAD . . . I ' m always right, even when I ' m wrong . . . Spag and balls . . . Obsessive com- pulsive . . . Speling Bea Champe . . . Where ' s Brennie? . . . Pres. . . . We just said that. Mad . . . Seabees . . . Kiss my Deago A --! . . . LGPN ... I better start cramming for that final next year . . . Spinada . . . Fri- day, December 1st, 6:30 AM . . . Bedroom eyes . . . These people can be trained . . . For- get the towel, I ' ll drip dry . . . Ricotta cheese . . . Determined personified ... I think that plant ' s in shock . . . Miss Schlosser ' s on the phone . . . Concerned and understanding. 74 LA ' if ((, aczu i {annci i Trace . . . Haircuts . . . Quinty ' s favorite . Never mind where I bought this . . . Drunk- en Philosopher . . . Scope Focus . . . Eyes in the window . . . Exotic dancer . . . actress . . . Tom . . . July 29th . . . Spring Street . . . Pantyhose and Insulin instruc- tions . . . Coffee and Cigarette addict . . . Bull headed . . . Grown to accept constructive criticism . . . Extremelv sensitive . . . thinker. 75 Mare . . . Funky-chicken champ . . . One night stand behind locked doors at the Lo- gan . . . How ' s your impaction? . . . What really p me off . . . Oh, I shouldn ' t have said that! . . . Monday ' s mad dash to class . . . Just wait and see, one day us little people are going to run the world, just as soon as I lose 10 lbs. . . . Boone ' s Farm ... ski weekends . . . Keith . . . Don ' t call me Man- cus!! . . . Very sensitive, warm and giving to all. dvyaxu arfrin d { ancu± 76 liaziha J uuin Don ' t throw it away, I ' ll eat it . . . Wait a minute — no never mind . . . Why won ' t any- one go shopping with me . . . Bargin queen . . . Let me tell you why I did that ... If you cut it up into little pieces it ' s not as fat- tening . . . Tetracycline a day keeps the zits away . . . Do you hate it — If you don ' t want it, I ' ll take it . . . Barry told me that he ' s a genius . . . Did I make that up . . . Hypo- chondriac. 77 C )U£ _Z_ OU £ Sue . . . Original Shag . . . Yes. it ' s really my hair . . . Italian Stallions . . . Facial Contor- tions and Dialogue imitations . . . Salt in her bed ... I keep on wanting to go out . . . Chantilly . . . Guess who I love this week . . . Mustaches . . . Total Hip Operations . . . Stubborn . . . Exaggerator . . . willing to lis- ten . . . ability to laugh at her shortcomings . . . If everyone else can do it, I can. i j j d 78 _ atku LEick Fish eyes . . . Kati . . . pinochle . . . piano . . . Logan . . . dancing on the window sill . . . chant illy lace . . . worry wart . . . Miss America 1920 . . . Emmanud . . . Singapore slings . . . loves kids . . . one more cigarette . . . half a puff??? sugar beans . . . boulder dash . . . I ' m gonna start my diet tomorrow . . . the swimmer . . . everyone ' s friend. 79 2£t£ia LzLnnzLizi Therese . . . Bookworm . . . TV addict . . . Kings and Queens . . . Just let me sleep two more minutes . . . Closet conversations . . . I ' m in love with a married man again . . . Hillcrest Dairies ... I know a guy whose name is Mike . . . pencil dropper . . . Two Desks . . . Vodka . . . Pigmy feet . . . Don ' t make me laugh — polyuria . . . ICU machine Queen ... A lot of guts . . . Kind word for everyone . . . Sweet and Quiet?? . . . Enjoys debates . . . Congenial. 80 The Law . . . Sears Queen . . . Basketball Champ . . . Loganite . . . Marigold . . . Poly- uria Polly . . . True Green . . . Loafers and knee-socks . . . Ham-bone . . . Modest Millie . . . Someday my prince will come . . . Green- eyed Lady . . . Shake it. Law . . . Evolving strength. dv[axacLi£.t LacuUz 81 J ouin -J onzLn±kij Broadway Show Queen . . . Just wait until we take over and lower the doorways . . . Going down the street for a living . . . Same to you fella . . . Some people get the elevator and some people get the shaft . . . Date-of-the month club . . . know any nice Jewish guys? . . . 5th floor ' s Ethel Merman . . . Every freshman ' s big sister . . . You can see how psych comes into this . . . Self-appointed member of any committee . . . Galloping gourmet . . . Compatibility award . . . Little girls aren ' t so little . . . My father ' s the best doctor . . . How long have you felt this way? . . . Hey soldier, got any Black Silk Stock- ings with seams up the backs for the goils? . . . What she lacks in height, she makes up in personality. 82 J- £nl±£ J ankouj±ki Oh Fudd . . . Got a cigarette, a dinner, a lunch? . . . Campbell soup doll . . . How ' s your plantar ' s wart? . . . Ex-roommate to everyone . . . Yearbook meeting; somebody please come . . . 5:00 AM Spaghetti break- fast . . . Love me . . . Albums . . . Chinese accent . . . Vat are you duing? . . . Rice paddies . . . Ski slope nose . . . Leave my nose alone ... I dunno . . . Downright nice. S 83 rJ-fizLL c?jLjn ± Apes . . . pinochle . . . blooper . . . shorts and other noises . . . airhead . . . ' Wanna buy a fly ' ? . . . Super nurse . . . blue meanie . . . beautician award . . . zit cream . . . pickles . . . human garbage can . . . Insulin lowers blood sugar . . . C02 narcosis . . . paranoid . . . duck walk ... I don ' t want to be per- sonal or anything, but what ' s your hemoglo- bin? . . . 504, left-Clutter City . . . greatest coffee in the world. 84 J zank um± Mr. Gooms ... OR King . . . fed up . . . bour- bon on the rocks . . . Louisianna . . . mar- ried ????... a huge man N 85 VqLexU fjl[[ n icin I had the most horrible day today ... I can ' t see, turn on the lights!! ... I can ' t breathe, open the window . . . eating vegetable mush for dinner . . . coffee addict ... six o ' clock comes mighty early, Con . . . Quick, Quick! . . . tobogganing at Fernwood . . . Wildwood weekends . . . barbequed potato chips . . . Sweet Baby James. 86 1 J.oceLuh (fya±£tt£ The Bomb ... I have to gain weight . . . Phone for you — AGAIN . . . Latin-American Rythms . . . Parley-vous Francuis . . . get away from the mirrior ... I want my mud- der . . . quiet . . . always asleep . . . working 3-11 . . . colorful clothes . . . Max 87 jDatbaza - Lih. £1 You Jerk . . . Pray for Barbara ' s baby . . . That ' s exciting . . . Stephen . . . O.R. Queen . . . Barbara Carita . . . Tuna Fisher . . . Black Rimmed glasses . . . You, idiot . . . femininity plus? . . . All bark, no bite . . . Play therapist . . . Loves working in the Gift Shop . . . Never shuts up . . . Week-nights, Barb Harry, lounge . . . Doctor ' s wife . . . Keep it up . . . 88 t-oLLzzn intisiu C. Finney, S.N. . . . 512-22 . . . Pinochle . . . Save ya, Jean . . . Coffee, battery acid . . . Heating Pad . . . Daily naps . . . Spangler . . . Champion whistler . . . Tuna on toast . . . Home away from home — Emergency Ward - 2 AM . . . Black Russians . . . puffs . . . 6 AM rooster . . . The lady in green . . . The nurse left holding the leg . . . ' xAJ 89 c vyaiu CTjnns. 7 E1CO Fudge . . . Logan scene every Tuesday nite . . . hyperflexsion of the gluteus maximus . . . Shenandoah? . . . Garlic to mozzarello cheese . . . pinochle . . . obsessive compulsive cleaner . . . Which way did he go George? . . . English ship . . . Foghorn ' s Fish . . . Only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . 90 cJ-za-ii cZLzzo . Jean Elero S.N. ... I did good! . . . pinochle . . . save ME Finney! . . . bubble gum, by the gallon . . . Smithville . . . Special Feature: Thursday night hairwash . . . cutest little lighter . . . things to do, places to go, and people to see . . . marble mouth . . . mysteri- ous long distance phone calls . . . star of stage, screen, and Recovery room . . . Forglesnork . . . Cold Duck . . . 91 _J ax£n cZcLLincf Edinger . . . This is a truism . . . Karen doesn ' t live here anymore . . . read all about it, so don ' t you worry about it . . . Stick- shift queen . . . Nature woman . . . Plus 4 edema of the hands and feet . . . Wholesome . . . Richard got 100 in his Embryology . . . Class picnic . . . Is Karen coming to class . . . Raindrops . . . My clothes are not con- servative . . . Suzy homemaker . . . Love at the gazebo . . . Come-Hither eyes . . . Knit one, purl two . . . Rabbit coat . . . Sincere. 92 :_Aa 2 Co Z tn± Girl-Frand . . . Shower cap queen . . . Noon phone ritual . . . Pedal pusher pajamas . . . Shuda ' s sandwich . . . Who ' s in the hospital now? . . . Sarcastic, ME? . . . Yeah, I ' m sensuous allright ... I finally got a pair of pants that fit me! . . . Annoyed? ME? . . . Wildwood lighter . . . What brand of cigs this week? . . . Chocolate Chips . . . Deadpan stare ... A lion with a kitten heart . . . Gyp- sey and Jimmy Durante rolled into one . . . Hiatal Hernia . . . Dove. 93 d £.n££ ( eclL Dr. Cecil — Resident Psychiatrist . . . Deal with it . . . Goodfoot . . . Gaudenzia . . . Twinkletoes . . . Neuman Queen . . . Cheerios with chocolate milk? . . . Express yourself . . . You goin ' up the street . . . Sinatra, My Way . . . Your mother ' s on the phone . . . I ' m Sure . . . Super Fly . . . 45 ' s . . Renee, SRC duty again? . . . Man, Local, vocal minority . . . . Scrabble ... A subculture ' s answer to success . . . When Renee loves, She really loves . . . the manipulator . . . . . Windy City woman 94 d (azaU. Jb r LZ ri Breems . . . Queen of the Logan ... I can ' t handle it . . . Look how much meat you left on those bones . . . Have you talked to your plants today? ... I could tell you were a Scorpio by your eyes . . . i got bad vibes in there . . . It all goes back to your oral stage ... I finally cut my hair, but I refuse to shave my legs . . . You have to see the other side, too . . . Cancer eyes . . . Super saver sweater . . . Black coffee . . . Got any gum? . . . Old lady shoes . . . sensitive, perceptive ! !. JL Lcihe Jtj L ±±inq Dinney . . . Diets . . . Exercise . . . Baked Po- tato with sour cream and chives ... St. John ' s and Harry ' s ... I feel like last weeks trash . . . Beer . . . AlphaKeri . . . The shore . . . Moo . . . Bad ear . . . PLUG . . . Former LPN . . . Lock yourself in . . . Baron ' s Cas- tle .. . Blessing ' s answering service . . . As funnv as a brain tumor . . . Who! Who! . . . 96 Quiet . . . Sarcastic . . . Moody? or just plain Crab ... A distinctive walk . . . That just isn ' t me, I can ' t do that . . . Reading Time magazine on Tuesday afternoons . . . Vodka and Orange Juice . . . Val, you just don ' t seem to understand I have a test tomorrow . . . Dances only to Peace Train . . . Lawler, get out of my room . . . Do you have a cig- arrette, I forgot mine . . . Going to Benny ' s for breakfast, lunch and dinner . . . Snap out . . . Medication ' s Queen . . . Empty shelves . . . I ' m not going down the street tonight, or ever again. . . . Co 2 2L£ Jti ainzi 97 Li±a TTLzxandz ' Spastic . . . sensitive . . . witchy woman . . . artistic . . . mushrooms . . . tuesday night barmaid . . . serious . . . ortho . . . wood street . . . neuro scrub queen . . . tempermental . . . o.t. . . . stubborn ... a libra . . . frizzy ha ir 98 ' • t CAN 1fc 0 I V D I D ' S I I I 99 100 How tall we are we ' ve learned so much Everything, it seems but how to stay in touch. First of two nephews, Stephen 101 Or k n . .,■ M •3 F 102 104 105 106 107 3 rnemo JJV tjMi X 108 If you had listened hard enough you might have heard what I meant to say. Nothing. 109 THE HAHNEMANN SEVEN 110 111 112 113 V fc ' V. ' i . • ■ . FINIS I ' ve run the corridors and highways of the heart for so long now I find it difficult to pause let alone to stop. But a pause is just another kind of stop. ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1 07 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on file. Photographs may be ordered. 116 BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 73 FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF NURSING SERVICE of HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ' THINK ABOUT IT ' CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIOLOGY CONGRATULATIONS from THE MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 117 Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 from the HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL NURSES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WE WELCOME YOUR MEMBERSHIP 118 Compliments of Congratulations to the FIRST PENNSYLVANIA Class of ' 73 BANK from The First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Company BRUCKS UNIFORM COMPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NORTHWEST ERECTORS, COMPLIMENTS OF INC. THE DEPARTMENT PROSPECTVILLE.PA. OF MEDICINE 119 A. E.PEARCE,M.D. A. W. ULIN,M.D. EAST MONT DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE CO. S. F.WIENSTIEN,M.D. and M.LYNN DAVIS, R.N. Prospectville, Pa. BEST WISHES Good Luck To The JOSEPH R. DiPALMA, M.D. Class of ' 73 DEAN and VICE PRESIDENT KROUSE FUEL COMPANY Philadelphia, Pa. COLONIA BAR AND HOTEL PRESTON DINER Essington, Pa. 19029 Essington, Pa. Congratulations To The Class of ' 73 G. CIANCI MR. AND MRS. FRANK COLLINS PATRONS Kirk Bailey Lee Ann Bailey Chantal Bastien Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carita Josephine Caterio Mr. Mrs. Alvin Cecil, Sr. Congratulations Renee Class of ' 73 Congratulations Renee Class of ' 73 Gene Ennis Mr. Harry Fisher Stephen M Q. Earlgflichols Associates 7675 MAPLE AVE • ME RCHANTVULE • NEW JER Debbie Fitzgerald Pat and Mike A Friend Pete, Tim, Julie, Mary Jane Walt Heinemann Mrs. Elena R. Prete Mrs. Horn Mrs. Dorothy Ruster Mr. E. Kankowski Michael Sands Dr. Soloman Kominsky Alma B. Smith Dr. Thomas Kubacki Mrs. Rose Smith Richard M . Lawinski J. Earl Strain Mr. John Lerch Terry Mr. Mrs. Michael Lubin Don, Babs Warrington Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Mancus Mr. Mrs. Nathan J. Weiss E. J. Mowry Mr. Mrs. George C. Zapp Fine S E y 8 1 9 Your Yearbook Publisi wr ™ vm ■ BiBBBBI H ill Hi ■Hlir liHSHli mm lliillll H iiiil HI ■■HUP H H mmm