Harrisburg Hospital Training School for Nursing - Reflector Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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homr Director ..... --,. ..... L ............... Mr. S. Loy Kutz OFFICERS President ...................................... Betty First Vice-President .w.......,hH .. ............... Merry Wenrick Secret-:fry ................................ Helen Andreas Treasurer ............... L ................ Scrrcx Icrne Burris Librarians ...............H.............. Dorothy Farmer, Dorothy Albert, Murguriete Smith Business Manager ......... ................. A nncr Herman 'Pianist ................................... Beatrice Berger MEMBERS: , Juliet Albani, Dorothy Albert, Helen- Andreas, Beatrice Berger, Jane Black, B. Jane Blumenstein, Ruth Brechbill, Clara Buck, Sara Jane Burris, Evelyn Carter, Marjorie Chilcott, Elizabeth Eicherly, Thelma Eshanour, Dorothy Farmer, Alma Fawber, M-ary First, Mildred Fox, Geraldine Francis, Mary Gault, Elizabeth Gleason. Marian Goodall, Doris Gcodhart, Anna Herman, Robey Herring, Glend Hummel, Virginia James, Sara Coffman, Sara Kilmore, Doris Montgomery, Joan Murray, Catherine Oyler, Rebecca Oyler, Mildred Phillips. Doris Ruber, Agnes Reh-Kugler, Dorothy Richards, Irene Schwalm, Dorothy Swarner, Helen Snier, Marguerite Smith, Anna Swisher, Helen Wagner, Jane Weber, Virginia Welliver, Mary Vilenrick, Maxine Wetherall, Mary Westbrook. Mary Wiug'z11', Betty Jane Zeigler. 72

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g I lan il! We, the class ol l94l, having reached the end of our training days in the Harrisburg Hospital, being of sound health and disposing mind and memory, do will and bequest the following: Item l: To Miss Yingst our deep appreciation for her advice and guidance in search for our success. Item 2: We thank Miss Lau for her good will and constant care over us during illness and health. Item 3: We are truly grateful to Mrs. MacEltatrick for the opportunity we have had in studying under her direction, and we realize how it has broadened our knowledge of Nursing and scope of life. Item 4: We thank Miss Hess for her daily assistance in the wards and her efforts to prepare us for the profession. Item 5: To Mrs. Sharp the kindest remembrance of our class which has never overlooked her motherly kindness and managing ability which has guided us for three years. Item 6: To the Supervisors, Staff, and Doctors, our sincere thanks and ap- preciation lor their co-operation and advise which has benefitted us greatly. Item 7: To our internes-- Dr. Leitner-More Cookies Dr. Schantz-More empty beds in the wards. Dr. Bitner-A perarnbulator and more experience in pinning diapers. Dr. Morris-Dr. Shepler's professional air. Dr. Gillespie-More time to Sign out. Dr. Wertime-A happy marriage, for ever and ever. Dr. Seibert-Twelve hours sleep each night. Dr. Tursky-More patients with Communicable Diseases. Dr. Stein-T. N. T. Dr. Evans-Bigger and better cigars. Dr. Miller-A bottomless box of candy. Dr. Greider-An exciting Army career. Item 8: To the class of l94Z, our predecessors: I. Albani-Successor to Miss Gracey as Operating Room Supervisor. R. Angeles-Miss Rosenbery's treauent telephone calls. B. Blumenstine-Promptness as possessed by Miss Smith. G. Books-Miss Berger's diplomacy. C. Buck-Miss Kain's ability to get around and be popular. M. Campbell-A touch of Miss Menier's glamour. E. Carter-Some of Miss Lehman's ability to socialize. L. Copp-A family of twelve. I. Dffenbach-Some of Miss Westbrook's friendly attitude. G. Dressler-The stature of Miss K. Fisher. M. Fox-Miss R. Fisher's constant poise. G. Francis-One day of Miss Burris' Demureness. 70