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

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. H27 . ak ' , ,ggi-' , v , .-7yf.ac, .,t1i ' , A X ' ' z -: ,.,-.e - . l Eleanor Marguerite McCully Ramey Pennsylvania Mac Ask Uncle Joh1m11 She was a Phantom of delight When first she uleamed upon my siizht She meets with smiles the bit- ter grief Tries to administer relief. Ambition makes us what we are She has hitched her wanton to a star. We wish you success, Eleanor. Thirty-two Mildred Crayce Myers Altoona Pennsylvania M iflilllln ' 'Sh ucl:x Of course people like to help Mickey. Even Dr. Flick hunts her sponge tags in the laundry. izurbmzc. etc. Mickey has been busy. too, jottinp: down various events when people least expected. Then, too. she is interestd in pharmacy, but -well, ask her. 4- Ruth Esther Mvers New Holland Pennsylvanla liulhu. Aw. Many tasks well done Many friends well won. Although very quiet and un- assuming: there never was a more loyal friend and efficient nurse than Ruthie. In the unknown future may your dreams come true. Ruthie, and the happiness you have spread come back to you. Elizabeth Ellen Piersol Pottstown Pennsylvania lfcH11 Aw, gee! A more emral-Zin! personality you would have to work hard to find. A combination of enviable qualities together with her per- petual and winning smile has gained for her a coveted place amonlz her classmates. Good luck to you, Betty, and may you be successful in anything.: you undertake.

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A' Frances Johnston Waynesboro Pennsylvania l ru'n Now, l1'.vh:'n- Fran still defends cner- getically the city of which Anthony Wayne prophesied. Supplied with a ready sense of humor and a sreneruus amount of sarcasm our titian-hnircd editor- in-chief has had a full share ln sixth floor debates. An earnest- ness of purpose bids fair for suc- cess in literary work which holds a ureat interest for I-'ran. Sara Irene Jones Hazleton Pennsylvanla HJ0,m3,, Oh, well! Junesy came into our midst three years uno. a coal cracker from upstate. Durinir the time that she has spent with us Sara has proved herself a faithful friend and conscientious nurse. Her chief ambition is tu be supervisor of the chiIdren's ward of the Freeland General Hos- pital. We feel certain of her success and wish her the best of luck. Marie de Loeuvre Keene Ellzabethtown Pennsylvanla Marie Oh ! A friendly smile. a pleasing: manner and an emraeim: person- ality are only a few of the fine qualities which make Marie such an excellent companion. Although not always foremost in under- talcimzs she pledges an ardent. loyal support. A deserved suc- cess, Marie. u .55 X , .XX . -Q l A X ,,I. l i :yi ' ' Margaret Incborg Larson Jersey Shore Pennsylvania l'fF1l I 7l.I'fLTI!l died laugh- inn. Pens has no competition in our class at all for dimples. Naturally accompaningz them are a merry lauuh and some littim: humorous remarks. We have not yet learned whether Dr. T. Mont- gomery has ever iixrured out a most unusual answer which Pen once eruve him. The prognosis was irnod. however. Thirty-one

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Y .Af . t Helen Virginian Reimer Pottstown Pennsylvanla Helen Aru1hh! This flumim: haired younxz woman is n very successful mem- ber of our class. Like the famous Helen of Troy, she endeavors to enslave us all. Her suppressed desire runs to triplets with black huir and green eyes - and she usually gets what she wants. Helen May Ritchey Phlladelphia Pennsylvanla lfil.chcy GoIIee. ' Ritchey is the szirl who couldn't decide whether to huve her pic- ture taken with her mouth open or closed. Our candid opinion was that I-Ielen should 1.-:ive it u rest in the picture. In spite of ull this seeminy: frivolousness. Helen is truly sin- cere und plnns medical missionary work. The class of '33 hid you Godspeed. Ritchey. Charlotte Ethel Rocder Catawlssa Pennsylvania Charlotte Silly Tall. slender, blonde, winning: smile-that is Charlotte. Although somewhat spoiled. Charlotte has adapted herself well to Jefferson und is now one of our most popular girls. School nursing! seems to be Charlotte's :lim in the future. May you realize your umbition, Charlotte, und enjoy muny years of huppi- ness nnd success. gl 5, 'v na. Catherine Frances Smulling Altoona Pennsylvania UKUVIIU ls Ile? Ambition. ideuls. 'I'hut's what Kitty stands for. Besides man- aging' the Vehicle she had n bn: part in the orszunizution of our class of which she is presi- dent. After u post-pzraduute course. Kitty hopes to no to the mountains of Kentucky. We shall hear of her. 'l'hil'ty-three