Jefferson Medical College School of Nursing - Nosokomos Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Sheila Elsie Adams Johnstown Pennsylvania Sheila lfcaIl11 She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant, too, to think on. Three years have not been re- quired to accept the above state- ment ns a truth. It can never be said of Sheila- out of mind as soon as out of sight. Social gxatherings of all sorts are made more enjoyable by her ready wit and humor. Good fortune awaits Sheila in the forms of success and happiness. Twenty-six Ethel Mae Arlman Yeagertown Pennsylvania ' 'A rt'nm,'n. ' 'L intcn-rlirl no u I: n ow Y ' ' Despite the fact that Ethel's motto is Never do today what you can put oll' until tomorrow, she has ranked high in her class. Ethel has a marked talent for telling convincing: fairy tales. All of us have at one time believed that the moon was made of green cheese if she has told us. We can vision convincing: ac- counts of Ethel's success in the future. 4 I I A . Mary Alice Bowman Bloomsburg Pennsylvanla lfow'nmn After ull -- ln spite of the fact that How- man invariably is having a good time. she ranks hixzh as an efficient nurse. We fail some- times to see how she and her two pals crowd so many in- teresting: events into so few hours. I , Isaphinc Alverta Bowmaster Orblsonia Pennsylvania Ike Well-? Well, --expresses n multitude of possibilities when uttered by our Ikc. A far-reaching professional background has perhaps aided in inspiring: Ike to be the eflicient nurse. loyal classmate. and true friend to whom success cannot be blind. May happiness be yours Ike in your profession or in the per- manence of that annual event.

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Elma Alice Carey Philadelphia Pennsylvania Carry No After several years of secre- tarial work Elma decided to fol- low in the footsteps ol' Florence Nixrhtingale. From her probn- tionary days she has been an out- standing student possessed of re- murkuble calmness in any emer- Lrency. She will certainly fulfill some worthy position. Donna Jean Carr York Pennsylvania Donna Say, Mickey In spite of her biting: sarcasm and ability for disnpzreement. Donna has been an A-1 nurse. Much success, Donna. Helen Marie Corson South Seavllle New Jersey Helen And, gcc! Helen is much interested in llancimz and basketball. Perhaps these accomplishments have in- fluenced the rapidity with which she works on duty. Helen plans n post-xzrnduate course in mater- nity work. Persevernnce nlwnys wins, so we are bettimz on Helen. X .fx fl w Ruth Rachel Davis Lewistown Pennsylvanla RutIlic A lv. plcnm:-- The fact that '-'Ruthie has formed a David and Jonathan friendship with n classmate. ulone proves her sterlinxr qualities of character. lf you've read the book so has Ruthie for she is truly u hook- worm. May she have well-merited suc- cess in the coming: years. Twenty-seven