Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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BACK Row, LEFT 'ro R1GuT: illixf Croyfwlrite, Illiu Porterfield, M'i.f: Brogan, IW-if: Cufter, Illirf Beamer, ,Win H iler. KIIDDL15 Row: Allin Dozlmn, Jllixx I1-ulclzefon, Zllrf. Vippernzmz, Mir: Thur-mmz, Ill-in Nowlrm, Iliff: Stonfman. FRONT Row: Jllin Ileafh, M1'.r.r Sf. Clair, Jllixf Hylton, Alix: Hilton, lllixx W'illeer.ron, .Min Hiulfey. llle Glee Club The Glee Club, which consists of twenty-live voices was first organized in 1943 and has been under the direction of Mrs. Heman Nlarshall since the year 1947, and accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Helen Robertson. The activities of this group are many and vary throughout the year. Enter- taining the Optimist Club at Christniastime has become an annual event and one which we all look forward to. Other activities include Sunday services at various churches, Capping Exercises, Radio Broadcasts and one of the most impressive and most enjoyed is caroling through the Hospital Halls at Christmas Eve. The one event that is looked forward to with eager anticipation by all the students is the Commencement Exercises. asf 43 E+

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TIXE PARLOR Nurses' Home Home to us, for our three years training, means 351 Allison Avenue, Here we attend our classes, meet our dates, hold our parties and our Hgriping sessionsf' Mrs. Louise lXfIcCorkle, our housemother, is U responsible for the student body, signing us to bed . , - 'V at IO o'clock, keeping our rooms properly equipped Q Z.. J and keeping We students in line.', KMA A-:-.. . 1 I 'rif ilzil j, P gg . .zii ' Q Mus. Louise A'ICCOIiKLE ' x A , H oufemotlzez' :shin in we 2 . 1 , 'i'-:- J e 5 -,,'-':' 5' f e r A -'El 4-2 Ef-

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The Last Will and Testament We, the gallant, glabrescent, glamorous members of the 19,52 graduating class of jefferson Hospital, being of bent bach, aching feet, but sound mind, do hereby bequeath the following items to those who are less fortunate than ive, namely the undergraduates of jejerson Hospital. Virginia Beamer leaves her never failing ability to smile to any member of the remaining classes who feels she is capable of doing the same. Ruth Brogan gleefully leaves her position as charge nurse on Hall IV to any nurse who can please both the patients and the Hall IV Supervisor. Patsy Carrier and Mary Ann Pollock, more commonly referred to as the Quiet twins, bequeath their quiet manner and reserve to Theresa Dalton and Faith Saunders. Martha Craivford's pure beauty is left to the junior Class collectively to be used on special occasions for the purpose of making a good impression. Lou Crossivhite happily leaves her ulcers to the editor of the next annual. Jean Dodson leaves her candle arbors and tivining ivy to Nancy Mohler to be used for weddings only. Betty Heath bequeaths her infectious giggle and cuddly manner to Barbara N owlan. Lois Hulsey woefully leaves her fickle love life to Coohie,' Hylton. Edna Hutcheson reluctantly bequeaths her flirtatious manner and inquisitive natare to Elva Mitchell. Dorothy johnson bequeaths to all underclassmen her kindness, hunibleness and accommodating manner which may enable them to become better nurses. Katherine Nolen leaves her closet, to be used for disrobing only, to a modest underclassnzan, Phyllis St. Clair. +3 444