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

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Punk Patteson leaves her energetic moments C which we think must he hyperthyroidism! to the dashing young freshman, Bonnie Wilhers'on. Claudine Pearman leaves her ahility to sleep through anything, including classes, to future night duty nurses and anyone sujering from insomnia. Norma Preston leaves her ahility to win friends and influence people to Nadine Wilhelm. Bessie Stricleler simply leaves hehind her voice of authority and all her aches and pains to he distributed equally among the ailing underclassmen. Mrs. Vipperman hequeaths her quiet, unassuming responsible attitude to Mrs. Evelyn IV ard. Collectively, the Senior Class leaves the following: A stool at each chart desh on each floor to he used hy Freshmen only. Their originality'f to the junior Class with hopes that they will receive as many compliments on it as the Seniors did. Their sincere hopes that the ahility to co-operate among themselves will he developed with hopes of keeping a good school spirit to the Freshmen Class. Being in a serious state of mind, we leave the student hody a genial wish for their happiness, a sincere hope that their memories will he as nice as the ones we take with us and a permanent wish for success in your nursing career. To the staff, collectively, we leave many thanks and our deep appreciation for their understanding, patience, and for the many trying hours they have spent teaching us the Right way. gif 45 18?

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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

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