LA County Medical Center School of Nursing - Rx Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1934
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Editor . . . . . . . .Business Manager . . . . . . . . . ...Assistant Editor . . . .Assistant Business Manager . . . . .Literary Editor . . .... Photograph Editor .......Art Editor . . . .... Humor Editor . . . .Snapshot Editor . . . . . . . . .Sales Manager EVELYN POYNTER .... ..... A dvertising Manager GRACE DOW ........ . . . . . . .Society Editor f NI 3 0000 10496089 7 0 Cfwxo 572 YAOMCR M10-CONTINENT PUBLIC Llemnv 15516 EAST 24 Hirsuvmv INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI 64050 I Published by the 1934 Class A q of the LOS ANWLES COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING One Foreword , In the pages of this book We Wish to commemorate the passing of an old and Worn House of Mercy and its replacement by the Ultimatum of Modern Efli- ciency. THE EDITOR. Three ix ff ,NNNVX I ' IN MEMORIAM EVELYN IRENE LANG October 5, 1915 January 28, 1933 I cannot say, and I will not say That she is dead-she is just away. With a cheery smile and a wave of her hand, She has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since she lingers there. And you-oh, you, who with the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return, Think of her, faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Hereg Think of her still the same, I sayg She is not dead-she is just away! JAMES VVHITCOMB RILEY. To the Attending Stai, Who so willingly give time and services to this institu- tion and the instruction of its nurses, We, the 1934 Class of the Los Angeles County General Hospital School of Nursing, respectfully dedi- cate this RX. Eight THE NEW HOSPITAL Chisel in hand, stood the Celestial sculptor 1 With his marble block before him, And his eyes lit up with a smile of joy, As an angel dream passed o'er him. He carved the dream on that shapeless hulk With many a sharp incision. With Heaven's own light the structure shone. It hadcaught the angel's vision. Far in the night, the lights shone out, The beacon glowed and gleamed. The Temple of Healing completed- The Carcassonne of our dreams. Arranged by INEZ LUCILE MILLER. Excavating begun dpril 1, 1927. Cornerstone laid December 7, 1930 by Mary Piclzford. First illuminated on the night of February 16, 1933. Opened December 12, 1933-fllaternity Ward. Surgery opened December 27, 1933. Dedication .fflpril 15, 1934. TO THE 1934 CLASS May you start on your career as a graduate nurse with the same enthusiasm, sincerity and courage you have shown during your course in nursing. Yours has been a distinguished class and may you always have success and happiness. Sincerely, ' LOUISE R. EASLEY. Class Advisor. S efven xi: 4-, rf. . xx. ww- 'g,. . 1 N A 4 G Q 1 .-Jw, . ,wp --:Q I , if ' A XXX . M ' J A xi. , h 4 -.- 1 .4 I g-if . , K , ' .vf g,p.g,1,i.-- , f, 7 - -4. 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X 'Q, -FI' ' Yu J-c '41, ,f- ,x,.. if ,BN-:AQ 41: V355 335 nl E! ' .fp 2 s,L,,-ff? - 12135. 4. M. ' a,f,j H 1. Lf: fifwf' 1 'H -nf , W : :ve-ga' P ,- ffl, 1 ,. ,f ADMIINIESTRATICDN I lily lff 4 ' QU' J1h r. f ' 1 1-1: 5 . , 1 551:10 , x - ---x .-'59 -'-'aff 21:1 1: fo, ,f..1--' , 4 'fx I 0112- -- -.,119 4v,.,, ,,--771' 1 ak g XXX -.-fr - V 'a':r -,bfvf ,9 f- , , - ' v wifi' 5 ' s . catch'-'P' Tlwenty I l MR. NORMAN R. MARTIN Superintendent of The Los Angeles County General Hospital I shall pass through this world but onee. .fflny good, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I ran show to any human being, let me do it NOW. Let ine not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. ' A ANON. ,army If 15 If .N ,' ' --1 141114, - - 5 -55 ,t-. 0 -1 5 5, - 04, 4 ' ' '11'-Sa----gr '? t r-i f 141 5 WQQ:-.e44f-if- ' x'X Qezar- .--, ,, .-- - ,. 1 ' ic a www BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hon. John R. Quinn, Chairman Hon. Hugh L. Thatcher Hon. Roger Jessup I Col. Harry M. Baine Hon. Gordon L. McDonough ADVISORY COMMITTEE NORMAN R. MARTIN ........... Executive Superintendent PHOEBUS BERMAN, M. D. ..... Medical Director Unit No. 1 HENRIETTA R. MUIR, R. N. ...... Superintendent of Nurses MISS MARY S. HOWLAND .......... Instructor in Nursing MISS RUTH COOPER ....... Supervisor, Social Service Dept. Ninefee uw 1 1 4 4 I 1 WW ai NJf.'T Eze.-,, 4 . I' 1 '-. 1- 9 Q If Q x --s-x, -- 055 -:I no 11 f gguss-vys'4,, 4 aiu: -- --:-W P: - - -,--- 71 f ' ' ' i. :Fx ': 'Reza-44 -P 'X-gf' ff' rl ,,, 1 .5 - ,. ' sf , n DR. WM. KRISTENSEN Medical Superintendent in M Charge of Out Patient X DR. MARTIN CARTER Charge of Psycopathic Department Department MR. GEORGE A. BROWN MR. GUSTAV W. GLSON Steward .ffssistant Superintendent Tfwenty-tcwo edical Superintendent in IRQ 5, X f , 1:1 4 ,, x ,fl '59 5 .41 ,al r, I, xxx PII x ul , g .1 -. , 0 , 5-X - gy: ww 4- . , 0 , 4 o ,,gS::a 97,75 2rrvE.1SAe:::?-P 77? v'52 5 fO..,,:'.-C -jfsu Q ssvxxsQ 1st5 if. 1' ' sem xv KU QD DR. PHOEBUS BERMAN, M. D. Jlledieal Director Eulogy is inadequate. Constant in his endeavor, efoen in his demeanor, just in the ultimate consummation of efvery work-fl Leader. LEON WOLFE, MD. Twenty-one gg-use X' : ' ti , 41Q S- 'r .1 10. ,1',.-e 3 Q, - ?'s ,'?? 1' -15 - - 'X?4,' I' ' ,Q - - -, s 5 4- ,1 qw 4 55:0 . ---,3,.,24 .-a,',:, gf Q g , 1 X his who Tfwenty-four INTERNES AND RESIDENTS A doctor in the olden days, Was trained and skilled in many ways. A There was no illness known to men That did not fall within his ken, ' The nose, the eye, the ear or throat, I, The dermis or the stomach's coat, The arm, the leg, the scalp, the, chest, Or anything beneath one's vest, He knew them all and knew them well, And could their various functions tell. . But doctors of these modern days . I Are trained and skilled in different ways Each knows the illness of some part, , One knows the nose, one hears the heart One using an ophthalrnascope, l With naught but optics tries to cope, Jones heals the arms, Briggs pulls the legs While Brown tapes chests that sound like kegs The patient anxiously must bleat, A Say, Doc, which tonsil do you treat? f ,pany -1 ME , - - ' - -, -v1'2 5: Kg, 4 - - - gb. . ,g x A 1 .W ins x .. A UAW, AUTOGRAPHS OF RESIDENTS AND INTERNES . 'ggiqnji KEMNU. 3 W 3 Qfgw ' 2?-D JS. ffwawufcf 'Zi ,MD QWWSQ5 A ff! QQWM . X521 , , fm mm 5221. E Ea-,w,g., E4 QXNNS, T tyt 1314 up-ma., ' N:?f 1 F ','1 4 , df ' .,,,,o 9 fl 5 1, 1, 1. .1 .y . ,, fl ,.,,.., 4 xx - 5--x -- W m, 5-:, 5-0 I! -- 'S avv112:.: '.,:,79F?rr',z,Axs:---777',fi 43 In :li 5 xgqaef, Q - ' 1 1 I , e uf, Sc Q amp T-wenty-six HENRIETTA R. NIUIR, R. N. Superintendent of Nurses She is 'gracious in manners, wise injudgments, firm in beliefs, and benevolent in attitudes, dexterous to assist, protect, and guide those intrusted to her superfvisiong a perspicacious human being, well equipped for every emergency, controlled and mastered by a disciplined and trained mind, an admirable example for' every student nurse.' CLASS PRESIDENT. gg:-in-.4 ., 5' ? 4 -. uf-.'N. ,f' n,- 5. -- ' .. -i? ,Wi-'12 9 ff ' - . - 5 .771 42 JV. ,rug 5 Kgs:-1- A , -I -. 5 Sz xv Pltonuf' AUTOGRAPHS OF RESIDENTS AND INTERNES QXSJWUS 47,1 6lwdQ ,QQMQ-3 film Z15.,,Wv,., . 3T.0YVXm2mmQ.Qac AoAAw49.Lu. M-..1. LXMA-v+4.x,LX0.aq?.wA-7,9 f 2524-4 7 K kwa- 5-0 fy ag-14144 ' XS.-.-5 A f ' x 4 ' -Fw M' 2 . A- ,- Maia-- xx ---ss-sg 332 L 511 Eg-, 9 4 , 1110- Q x' O :u2:b a'5' '43a::: 277' Eli S 'gg , 1 rf. ' Sc . go 'Bmw MISS MARY S. HOWLAND, R. N. Instructor 'in Charge Tfwenty-eight I like a silent Woman, Whose calm, unfathomed face ' A World of Wisdom holds, who knows what pas- sions raceg What dancing demons hide unsought Within her breast? Her tranquil hands move, but to add to silence- rest. MARY KENT. - l MRS LOUISE R. MRS. MARY 'MRS. ELIZABETH EASLEY. R.-N. HEINTZLEMAN, R.N. H. BROWN, R. N. Axnstant Imtrurtor Asxistant lnstrurtor Asxiytant Instructor .MRS. MERTICE P. FARTIN, R. N., Szcretary K F xxx ,Jun I 8:1135 N - K.-,, --- ' 5 A. ,-- -Qaxef-- , -9 -- -,yy-, -x -0 f... .-g g. 9 .. , .Q 5 14 1 - 'Y2:A, ,7'-1 ' '2o'gs---,'7'7' ' . .33 .r g ' '-3.91- 'X'? '9 rpyr ,5 -,li .' ' ,- f wrf,f:',: SQ 3. awww ASSISTANT SUPERIN TENDEN TS GARARD McKENNA BRUHN STREEFKERK CHURCH WASHBURN CASPER PILANT NASTOLD HIL-LEN C. ANDERSON FITES DONOVAN LUKE JOHNSON DOWNEY MARGUERITE BAXTER, R. N. Supervisor of Admitting Room ANN M. RINKER, R. N. Supervisor of Pediatrics ANN M. YATES, R. N. Supervisor of Obstetrics BESSIE A. STOKES, R. N. 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X, ,,-, ,V V ,++,15,' V' 5igff.55z.i,.5:,.f:JIgw15?Q,g,rjQ,, v'i.,4xa,?,,7?5 w ig. T. fy- V ' E:3f:w?Nw,5fg'SLf , ,-1 V, 1 . ' .V TT 1ff,-'Q,ffiQ1V?41H,f.:gfW 1153 . -psf! ffnf-FQ' 'rvf My-f VQVV.-' V4lV1g-fc, '.fE'5h??2':, 4.,,,:V. 'V :?,5.'sfV1,,, g?' A ' 'N fun .5 , ,..,1 if ,W V,Jii?,g,i,.af,,,,,.+,,g . anis., 5? y,..y,. , 4 AJ ,L f up 5Vq,,pi2, -,. 4,3 W ff 3 -fzwnr '31, ,R wry: an ra Wg- 5,54 2 1 ig M, 1 ff ,W . NEW HGSPITAI. M SU :Ml V if i TI-IE ENTRANCE The Formal Opening of the New Hospital took place December 12, 1933, when the Obstetrical Department admit- ted patients on Wd. 8000. Complete transition was accom- plished by the arrival of the Admitting Room, March 1, 1934. Thirty-.fix CRGUIXIDS fill d with Hower shrub and tree stretch out on Terraces e , 1 every side, iilling our eyes with beauty wherever we may look. 6 Tl-IE LCDBBY Beneath our feet the glistening marble floors send out an echo, Which holds us to silence as our -small souls attempt to grasp the niagniiicence of so great Za structure, i 1 . ,,,, .. . ,. - , ., H v 'wi . 'QA . . mdii -wa. .A .- N, E-.W 5 V k 9 , , V1 2 ,. k- A - ,ANN .Y 'L' K 1 'Q lg A mgfvf w ' ' ' -w ' We V 5 gg A T 1 Q jf Q, ' ',F Z' Wi 41. , 3 .,,, ,,- ,Q-ff Ag y 1' 5.-A , . P.-1 fx W ?Y?Yf-rr 9.1, Y ,L k?39i?YFf' 4 E. - , 4... g , X ' Rf -,.,w!., A ' ,um . ' I. . 4,44 1 , v I.. ' - D lv '- .,'-Y . ' 14, ,..v A.. , n , 15 A . , N- Q B LP , , v L was-tx M AQ ,Nl A 071 fl . JT- : ,-r, ilk' , . QL. ,,,, ,L M -4' ff mil - 5 if W - 'V ' Y' , . . .uf .' H xmwhr 1 4 Uv . jx ' .4 k LJ! ' f, 3 'm .'.' ., if f.. -f gov' '- , ,ff ,- .H-:l ANM 1 q,,:YfA .y , I 2 3 s. 4 , .- Jr 'm', n. T 'f !15.1 . ,'-.- Vx ' ' . ' ' gn ,Jw m.'-Q5. f '-1 4 5.51-,.g', '- ,gg we - . -N. I,-,T -TV f4?fgi,,,5,y4' 'K . -,Q V, . ..-W .5 'gf' - w-,Ji , ,, f' i 4' 'I -:N-Qjy, f. .,, , WF,-4' M , .gf V.--.,,. -,xr .- Nfpx. F., '1' -. ,.'.- ,,,.,j Af... L ,,i:g,.., . 1 . ' '- g':'5l1' , , K' Y M '. A ' Li, I ',. 9 -,yi 'W' ' , 'nf 4, ,R -V, '...4 fix.-1, ' 41- A... I V9-f I f, ' ,-w xl., W, Us , , 1, . ', 2 , kj av .g :Eh 5' rf f .-'51, 5,1 STUDENT LIFE uguraq NL'-:T F WF 4 df N g ,1 4 :A ', .,-- . X 14 1 .vx, --awww ..-V212 iv .Q-.11 ff- 2 x wte-,',,1f!'f- K-kg 'WYE ?9 '3i.2:s:'7 3 G' - k T' 5 x f aw-.'1' ' ic . Q Bmw- SOLBERG 4 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SOLVEIG SOLBERG ....... ............ P resident RUTH LIBKE ...... ...... V ice President GRACE Dow ............ . ......... Secretary MARGARET CAWOOD ...... ........ T reasurer f Q Q K , O N, S Q LIBKE DOW CAWOOD Forty-tfwo 57' I-' ' L '-Y .5 , Grey walls, dark beams and the close of day, The dusk is like a folded flower, A And near at hand, yet far away Deep-thinoated bells intone the hour. ' ANON. E . . n a Forty-one aiming x,gi-6. , 15 .-,. 4 . ff. N. .' ' ' - 3. -1l'Z'i-D., 1 c X -55-,x - -55 , -.Mg 55:5 9 ho, ,!1:.-59' Xxsx24141114.' QSALQ - -5-7? frrrrigxg .::?:,77,V ' 2 .EEN -5,-, 5 NXgge,?,1 NxsQ-if 4 .. . f ,. ...- Sch p or N0 - CAMPBELL To the 1934 Class: As you embark upon yournew career, remember that duties are the common lot, and that there is no possibility of successful escape from themg an understanding of this is essential to the Well-being of one who desires to journey through life with a reasonable degree of proiit and happiness. May I express my genuine appreciation for the cooperative class spirit shown by each of you. I Wish you happiness. Sincerely, E ' ' VIVIAN CAMPBELL. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VIVIAN CAMPBELL ...... ........................................ .............. C I ass President JONQUIL CHALMERS .... ............... V iee President RUTH COX ...... ...... ...... ...... S e c retary-Treasurer Cox C CHALMERS Forty-fours ,mink 1-atm, -yi 5-id' El, Q. ,, qqgwn-, , -. 5 ,.- 4' Ly.. .:1, . s 04 15 .-4 s xv, 4,, 1 '-'efgaesf' 5 xxafxez- -- x- xe qli- v ,ui-Afqlj Sm. av www OUR SCHOOL It's a mighty good school, so it is, dear friend, When even the worst is said, ' We rise by bells, and We eat by bells, And a bell sends us to bed, There's a feast and a fast, A joy, then a class, - And duty each morning does call, But still We declare, It's a mighty good school after all. It's a mighty good school, so it is, dear friend, When even the Worst We have, And We've learned to know Why We love it so- And for the Personnel let's all give a cheer, There's no place like home, but Wherever We roam We'll hear L. A. C. G. H's. call, So crown her as best, She'll stand every test, She's a mighty good school after all. CWith fond apologies to another Alma Materb RUBY BAIRD, '34, Forty-three ,tv-may N31-:Hz cf. i. 9 . ,- fi-Q4'x Jf'v,, ,, ff .yx ---v-xxx .yew 1- .1-11 2:-. s x gq,,1,f4:.--' x'N1 ulQ ,,n,x- , ,,f fir. X, ,,', ,w ., 4 3,13 --,:: ' ,r 0-95.333911 3 - ,e 1 Lv'1'I'v' se. Q .gpm . Forty-six JANET M. BURSON San Francisco, Calif. ' n The one to choose as a life long friend. - MARY BUTLER ' Hollywood, Calif. Very quiet and demure, of that you can bc sure. VIVIAN CAMPBELL Crosbyton, Texas In her, justice ever prevails. MARGARET CAWOOD Bowie, Ariz. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. JONQUIL CHALMERS Albany, Oregon A combination of good humor and good sense. LILLIAN CHAPMAN Los Angeles, Calif. ' It is not wisdom to be only wise, But it is wisdom to believe the heart. ALMA CLAIBORNE Los Angeles, Calif. Self-poised she lives nor pines with noting All the fever of some differing soul. MADGE CLANTON Norwalk, Calif. Her gesture, grace and smile Her wit, her voice can hearts beguile. ALMENO COKER A Dallas, Texas No fate can keep us from the chosen way, He only might who is. JUANITA COTHRAN Los Angeles, Calif. A friend may well be reckoned The masterpiece of nature. - gp-:eq . :M-251, df 3: -w 4 --Nt-sg gn- if? v. -111 3- . lllflag -, , , - 'rdf'-J -- 11. 1 -.-1. '.,f -Q , -I Q mx 044 1 4 ' '-'A -g:-nvf' i s: 5 'X Xe.a.: f-19 ' 'xQ' Qm!--' 1 - 5 .wrafrv St . 11 'ltomlbx LOUISE M. ACKERMAN Los Angeles, Calif. I am my own defender. MABELLE ANDERSON Rupert, Idaho Her good nature never relaxes. HELEN ANDERSON Hollywood, Calif. Assiduously she studies and recites, Giving the flunkers many frights. RUBY BAIRD Hollywood, Calif. Give me words, the bond of brotherhood, The instrument of our progress. Q VIVIAN BERGGREN , ' Van Nuys, Calif. A cheerful friend is like a sunny day Which sheds its brightness on all around. i WILMA BLACK A l Canton, Ohio Let others doubt, my faith is sure That men shall conquer and endure. ELSIE BLAIR I W'a1'ren, Ariz. Good humor is the health of the soul. VELVALEE BORTER Inglewood, Calif. Just to have known .you is well. GEORGIA BOSWELL Los Angeles, Calif. Patience and diligence are necessary ingredi- ents of success. ELOISE BROADWAY Los Angeles, Calif. , With unfledging endeavor that stops not to ask, The length of the journey, the cost of the task. Forly-fifvc an-uw x.'.v.--,- PT H 4 ,,, -1 ,-. , .1 1: f, 0 . f1f'4sv 011, ,IJ - Xx ---N'--s- .-ev L Q. ,,ff!-if- 'NQk.52 , , flrrr. X, ,,1 4 g., ,, 4 g 4,4 Q 'Q - 1 O-gx,,,,:7r 4 ...Li 1' , xisv - ?f ,I '-'.-' 4 ' P 1 -,w.f:,: 1... sg .. a 'ix wal I Forty-eight MARY DUFFIELD Los Angeles, Calif. i i Even the heavens must laugh with you in your jubilee J LOIS EDELL Colton, Calif. D Thy modesty is a candle to thy mirth. ESTHER EKLUND Los Angeles, Calif. ' Calm and contended have I learned to be. CATHERINE ELLIOTT El Monte, Calif. Life too quiet hath no pleasures. MICHAEL FAIOLA , Vandergrip, Pa. Serious, resolute, still, and self-possessed. FLORENCE FINDLEY Los Angeles, Calif. Ask 'me not what life is, I'in too busy living it. ELLA FLEMING I Los Angeles, Calif. Perhaps some day, when all is blest I shall lift gla.d,esurprising eyes. ADELE FORMHALS Pasadena, Calif. She walks in beauty as the night. OLIVE FRASER Arlington, Calif. ' Her deeds preformed with willingness. FRANKIE FULP Cove, Oregon Happy go lucky. ,Jenny Sins? 55-D- gf , 'f, Q-75'Sx, -xx +:?'r fm, .r 5. ,,f0la144 - , , air' ffvv X -9-.-. - Q--3, -5, 9 - ,,1f ,.sssss5 :4,, ,1 - ' - ' s i'::e:'P'7' Q XK-e.e1+ -X' saga-' 5 .w pgrgiz Sc . 9 'irnvw RUTH COX Rosemead, Calif. Because I'm small, I'll have you know That precious things in small packages go. EDNA CREIGHTON Los Angeles, Calif. What eagle ever missed the peak he soughtg He always climbs who might. .TESSIE CRISTA Cloris, New Mexico As merry as the day is long. ELIZABETH CUMMINGS Ontario, Calif. A gay dark-eyed Miss who likes a good time. TOMMY CURTIS Los Angeles, Calif. Yours be the wiser attitude that holds Life's discards but preludes to higher melody. JULIA D'ALBINI Bisbee, Ariz. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. MAURINE DALEY ' Los Angeles, Calif. Up and going, with a heart for any fate. MARY M. DeKORTE Los Angles, Calif. A head as wise as her heart is big. GRACE DOW Tacoma, Washington. I never dare to act asl funny as I can. MARJORIE DOYLE Inglewood, Calif. Happy am Ig from care I am free. Forty-sefven up-the F 1, 4 4111454 1 0 .1 J 1-' Q .. 0 nl, ,gsxvy 'lan ,114.' - .,5' A. JG, . I 5, ,44,,.s xqxsfliiw Gr x ---72,5 31? if 5-'g- .g:,X 9 xrgggffi-0 '9' -LL-- -QZ fir r .g.x, .::?:77v 43 .Lu-ml: .T 5 gtsu-0 A 5 uf: QL!I,1 Sc . o 'Inav I , l e 1 i I Fifty CAMELIA HATFIELD' Huntington Park, Calif. i With a heart as light as her dancing feet- ESTHER M. HAYDEN Crawford, Colo. Her heart is true' as steel. ALICE HILL Los Angeles, Calif. A kind, true heart, a spirit high That could not fear and would not bow. VIOLET HUNTINGTON Los Angeles, Calif. Magnificent as her mind's creation And beautiful is her world of thought. CLARA JOHNSON . Los Angeles, Calif. Pursuit, not possession is life's greatest en- joyment. ANNE JOHNSON Los Angeles, Calif. The best' reformer is the one whose eyes Are quick to see all beauty, all worth. EDNA JONES Los Angeles, Calif. I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. MELBA JORGENSON Los Angeles, Calif. A leader of women as well as of men. ANNE NENEGSBERG Los Angeles, Calif. Kind words and few are w-omen's ornaments. MARY KENT Los Angeles, Calif. Though she .speaks not, but so richly,- fraught with language are her glance and smile! ,Ja-may . sim: : El - E 0 xXx --K 'x ss.- ': 12- 4- . 141 144- - 5 - -7' '-fx, - -9'-H 1- -ul, go, 9 5. ,ff fiyxssxsfn 1 0 - o- beige: '71 2 .zz-5 -55, 5 iwA 1'...xs- g,xigg,3 Q ' 2 jg -,f:5,g sg . ' 4 www ROSE FUTTER Weston, Oregon A gay disposition. DORIS GERHARDT San Pedro, Calif. To rule one's self is in reality the greatest triumph. soPH1A GIBSON Los Angeles, Calif. She does not need to actg she just does. FLORENCE GREER San Pedro, Calif. A most congenial, competent and depend- able worker. BONNIE GRIFFITHS Salt Lake City, Utah A regular girl and the best of pals. FAY GRIFFITI-IS Salt Lake City, Utah As dependable as time and time. MARY HALE Missoula, Mont. Never stop unless you are going in the wrong direction. I RINALDA HANSEN Los Angeles, Calif. i VVho hates a knave in each disguise And fears him not, whate'er his size. KATIE HARRIS Los Angeles, Calif. Her ways are the ways of pleaSa1ttYLOSS- ESTHER HARVEY Los Angeles, Callf. She lives, loves, laughs, and when taps is played . Slunzbers and dreams devoid of fema- Forty-nine Bunny v 4 cf , g 3 1a1a114,,, 1 1 . V 1' -. .iz - 4 '-49uxSivxgg l4111114. .,- ijix ,QS --1':'. H- ww fo, 1145-5' Xixgsg-S' ff ' 'Y.'a-- -g77' 5 l 2 xxifof' iif 7 ,I 1 14 it lulwb AW in Fifty-lfwo 'EVELYN ALGER Los Angeles, Calif. . Her whole heart is in everything she does. MAUDIE LOWRANCE Sayre, Okla. A truer friend was never found. OLIVE LITTLE Baldwin Park, Calif. Quiet people are welcome everywhere. LAVETTA LUCAS Los Angeles, Calif. . As the path of duty is made plain I Grace is given that I may walk therein. IRENE MCCOMMONS Monrovia, Calif. Let others sing of storms and showers I only count the happy hours. FRIEDA MCKERN . Sheridan, Wyoming . It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. KATHRYN MacMILLAN Los Angeles, Calif. . Of the mildest manners and the kindest heart. BLANCHE MAGEE Los Angeles, Calif. Known by many, liked by many. CAROL MALLORY New York City, N.Y. In time to come, 'she'll win renown. MYRTLE MARTIN Chinnock, Mont. Well known and well liked. ISABELLE KOLESS Los Angeles, Calif. Her congenial manner makes her many friends. ALICE M. KOONS Inglewood, Calif. Ancl still if we wonlcl serve all best Love to our fellowmen is our test. FRANCES KRAMER Fullerton, Calif. The heart whose softness harmonizes the whole, And the eyes within themselves a soiil. ELEANOR KRENZ Long Beach, Calif. Hliight brisk is she ancl full of spirit. DOROTHY KRUG Los Angeles, Calif. I fill my cup to one made up of loveliness alone. GLADYS LARSON Monrovia, Calif. No gems, no golol she needs to wear, Calm ancl serene she remains intrinsically fair. LOUISE LeJEUNE Los Angeles, Calif. When she smiles, her face is sweet As blossoms after rain. RUTH LIBKE West Salem, Ill. The same to all she meets. MYRTLE LIGHTHOUSE Los Angeles, Calif. Kincl hearts are better than coronets. EUNICE LINDEMAN Lebanon, Ore. Mischief, thou art afoot. Fifty-one if . ,tp-may F ' E IIJJ 4 i ., ,Z , ,,141 ..-,, 1,1, wx, ----vw- .Veta 4' 1552 E ve, 541:54- 'x '-xkgg -4 v,,xx,,-N -,o rf' 'U'-,s,x ,ga ,J -, .1 ,.L. 4 Xggf- -, , ,,,r -,i.,::,,, Q ..,. , 3 . mf . - -.:,. sg . 0 'km'-9 Fifty-four FREDA PENDERGRASS Blackwell, Okla. Freda has friends because she knows how to keep them. , RETHIA PENDERGRASS Blackwell, Okla. Her sweet smile has cheered many. NOLA PICKRELL McGill, Nev. U Her smile is a mirror reflection of the sun- shine within. PRICE PINKLEY Alhambra, Calif. One good man here, is better far, That up above ten angels are. EVELYN POYNTER Salt Lake City, Utah A lady whose bright eyes rain influence. RITA QUALLS Los Angeles, Calif. ' If silence is golden, she is a nugget. WARD RADER Clinton, Iowa Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you HAZEL RICHARDSON Long Beach, Calif. Even in repose, her face is like a smile. LOU ROACH ' Salt Lake City A nature sweet, a disposition pleasant. MARIE ROSEDALE Le' Grand, Iowa. She bears acquaintance very well. ,U-may - . Mn-W: :ffm-Q. :f....r 1 S vvxx -fig' - -21.121-1: ' 2' ell -0: 1 0 'f-- ' 'meg-...,,7'2? ' 2 ir: 221, 5 xgkzzif-f-1-- - -...we-nab' rv, , - ' 1. ' 5 ,-,q3.::,: Sc Piveuubw FLORENCE MARTYN Pocatello, Idaho A laughing Miss, all full of life. EDNA MELTON Inglewood, Calif. The gladness of her dimpled greeting Is gold without alloy. INEZ MILLER Quimby, Iowa Willing and able to work or play. JULIANA MONTANO Oakland, Calif. He that would enjoy the fruit Must not pluck the flower. MABEL MORRIS San Antonio. Texas Give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. ELIZABETH MURPHY Pasadena, Calif. But what if her business is mostly fun? IVE exceedinglyimportant and must be one. ETHEL NELSON Pasadena, Calif. Drink to me only with thine eyes, And I will pledge with mine. THORA NICHOLSON ' Kellogg, Idaho She mixes reason with pleasure and wis- dom with mirth. CATHERINE OLSON Coleraine, Minn. I No endless night, yet not eternal day, The roughest storm a calm may soon allay. AGNES PETERSON Crookston, Minn. . Rare compound of ability, frolic and wit. Fifty-tlzrlie Quinn V ' . m471: ' 359' g . 1 A. 13 0?,Ky --KS'Ng -5- il-Nr -was 4- . 1111144 -.Y ---1' ffffvig .y-.-. 1. -31, 5.1 g 5. ,111 isxxsxv '39, , 1 4 'me '::s:'?7' 3 -54. -1. iii? : XKQQQ-4-' ' 'N'? 2 ' , 1-..- - '- Y 3547? f 1 'Kimi' Sc . ' ,Q A it mmf' JUANITA SABICHI Bakersfield, Calif. Ever charming, ever new. , DENA SAXON Twin Falls, Idaho Life is a challenge to the bold. AGNES SCHEPHENS Los Angeles, Calif. Beauty of a richer 'vein Graces of a subtler strain. I ROSELIA SELIG Perris, Calif. Friendly and pleasant. ' 1 C 1 -P JOSEPHINE SIGLER Q V Highmore, So. Dakota A bright heart lives longest. EUGENIE SHELL San Diego, Calif. There is something enlightening in her smile. ' ' ALICE SMITH Long Beach, Calif. , ' So sweet is, her companionship she cannot be left alone. ' ' J IMMIE SMITH Los Angeles, Calif. Willing to work, anxious to learn. LORRAINE SMITH Los Angeles, Calif. Progress must be constant and unremitting, Which lifts us up to the cro'wn's demands. JANET M. SPENCER Los Angeles, Calif. True dignity, composure, ease, I Declare her affections nobly fiazed. , E Fifty-fi-ve Fifty-six CLASS RGLL Kathryn MacMillan Irene McCommons Frieda McKern Blanche Sterry Magee Carol E. Mallory Myrtle Martin Ruth Martyn Edna Doris Melton Inez Lucile Miller Juliana A. Montano Mabel Morris Elizabeth Alberta Murphy Ethel H. Nelson - Thora D. Nicholson Catherine E. Olson Freda Pendergrass Rethia Pendergrass Agnes Caroline Peterson Nola Pickrell Price Pinkley Evelyn Poynter Rita G. Qualls Ward Thomas Rader Blanche Reniff Haiel N. Richardson Lou4M. Roach Marie E. Rosedale Cofztinzzeci Juanita Romero Sabichi Dena Saxon Agnes C. Schepens Barbara,-Selig Eugenie Shell Josephine S. Sigler Alice L. Smith Jimmie L. Smith Lorraine Edna Smith Janet M. Spencer Ruth Florence Stanford Pearl Ruby Stadelman Rowena Lucyle Staub Faye Stivers Mae Stivers Mary Selma Taurog Bernice Toonen . Edward Train Euna Evelyn Turpen Frieda Victor Virginia E. Welch Martha A. Welker Irene Lestine Wilson Marian Ida Wood Roberta Wulstein Martha P Zwiebel f Fifty-.fix PEARL STADELMAN Los Angeles, Calif. In her personality is plenty of fun. RUTH STANFORD Huntington Park, Calif. Feeling is deeper than thought, Thought is deeper than speech. ROWENA STAUB Brawley, Calif. Loneliness is found in star dust and in flowers. FAYE STIVERS Townsville, Ill. - From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. 4 MAY STIVERS Townsville, Ill. Quality, not quantity is what counts most always. MARY TAUROG Long Beach, Calif. The mind has a thousand eyes, the heart but one. BERNICE TOONEN Long Beach, Calif. Her mirth the world requires, She bathes it in smiles of glee. EDWARD TRAIN Hilmar, Calif. He can do whatever he wills to do. EUNA TURPEN Los Angeles, Calif. The holy peace that fills the air . Of those calm solitudes is there. A ,puny x.-'HZ-: 'YN ,,g- . 57 4, vp: - -g? frrrivx -,lt,: iv g,,,g, .' :A .ja gl - ,Il ,I . xx --' ' 11, -0 - '::?f1 Q A. ,1 5 x'3?.,:144!543sS-s-i4':,,,4 , - t' : .' '- ' 'xx-gl!-' ' 1.--...,. V .-,,-- . if 6 ' o Wuvffx me ,,., L 5 'FVPTTFT1 A 'C7Tf l .fX'D GRADUATIO CLASS 1934 THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OE NURSING iqx NORMAN R. MARTIN Superintendent of the Hoxpitezl PHOEBUS BERMAN, M.D. Medical Director HENRIETTA R. MUIR, R.N.I Superintendent of Nnrsex MARY S. HOWLAND, R.N. Instrnetor - HOSPITAL AUDITORIUM 1200 NORTH STATE STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA NING, MAY TENTH THURSDAY EVE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK f W, fn' Fifty-sefven gp-Inq ' XJ'115Tn, an-L . a 1 1 -. 1 09,Ns Q-K Nx -xx riff'-L YR- 1- 101114 - xx - ,- ,firrvg -0 , L -G. no nz 44 '-2-1 ' ' o? xa,.,,,:-771' 4, X55 13,5 E sg?,z241g5:...ssxs-.x gif,-Iggz., 'f' ,9 ,. 5- 1 ,cn-s,:.,: - U,- k uubw FRIEDA VICTOR O Los Angeles, Calif. Eager eyes and a clever tongue. VIRGINA WELCH ' Long Beach, Calif. Beauty lives for the world in the call of a violin. MARTHA A. WELKER i Bangor, Mich. She is nothing if she is not sincere. IRENE WILSON Los Angeles, Calif. ' W7hen t0day's done, we oe still tomorrow. ' .-.s . xx Q 4 MARIAN WOOD Los Angeles, Califj A With heart and hand both free and open. ' ROBERTA WULISTEIN g Los Angeles, Calif. To know her is to love her. ELSIE ALTON A Bakersfield, Calif. The mind to create, The hand to execute. W BLANCHE RENIEF Los Angeles, Calif. D I Common sense is genius in its working clothes. - MARTHA ZWIEBEL Los. Angeles, Calif. I ve wronged no man, I work and pay my score, I fear no summoning knock upon my door. F i fty-seven ' ,.u-1.4144 xgvwz F ' fa 4, gf, i 2. ,,l:1'l.:4,, , , S , :,l.:,..- :, 1. - Q gusts 4,4 4,11 Q Oiyzk- hx -5 ,-' 'fkrigs ,,gv?9i' 1-,f, .155 2 s g4,,,,4g4!-51-14 1 S1953-Q ' -.-,f,,,1v -ig:::371r 3 .-.. : xs1.Q 1 fnlrff gm, cy. , rx wb FLORA PAULS, Prnident FROM THE CLASS OF 1935 Last February the Los Angeles County General Hospital School of Nursing welcomed some fifty timid students, who were desirous of Winning ,success in Nursing, their chosen profession. .This was one of the smallest classes to be enrolled in re- cent years. H The girls added confidence from the election of their class officers: Mrs. Elizabeth H. Brown as Class Advisor, Miss Pauls as President, Miss Corns as Vice-President, Miss Wheeler as Secre- tary-Treasurer, and Miss Sweetland as Council Member, to lead them. The 1935 class hopes to have the same success as their Seniors, the Class of 1934. A RERA C. CONRAD, Class 1935. EDITH CORNS, Vic:-Prexident RUTH WHEELER, Secretary-Trzax. Fifty-eight ,Junky s.'.'.f'. 5: --11 4, 5f.....' ' ':. Y. 3 ,,10l'-1404 , - -N .- W : Till l'0 ,, fz!'4-'- x'x' ?' ' - - - o9xx, , -7' ' 5 .532 g X353 . X ,, 1 4 ,- Sc . X 'Aww'-5 4 Sixiy 1,936 CLASS Anderson, Margaret Archer, Vivian Armstrong, Virginia Arps, Frances Brown, Elizabeth Bullinger, Virginia Eastridge, Lucille Edlen, Leah Edmark, Alice Finney, Florence Franklin, Gaynor Friedman, Sylvia Godlove, Katherine Hammond, Lydia Hansen, Ethel Hantover, Myrtle Heidt, Julia Higdon, Pauline Ingles, Virginia' Maclaren, Janet Wittman, Virginia -SECOND SECTION Mamerow, Beulah Matthey, Beth B. Meyers, Ruth Moudy, Pauline Ottoson, Jane Papel, Mary Peale, Mildred Primm, Ida Rapson, Helen Riddell, Dorothy Robertson, Vera Sample, Sara M. Samuel, Loretta Scarcello, Mary Snyder, Marjorie Strubling, Ruth Taylor, Earlene Triola, Edna Wallace, Marie Winder, Velma up-may ,-'ma 1 tht?- cf. f 1 -. , E B -nm-1 Qs- ia-'. ':. 'fl 1- . pz '4'o - v-ft-X -vf-ff if 1-111 :An s 5- ,f4'4s1Qt11Y Xf'f4,, ,, 1.- - ii-::'::'P?' 3 iff 5 xiaa.- ' Xxxi4 -- v by -Sf: - .:,.- , sg . , ur nuff T0 THE CLASS OF 1936 Little is learned in a singe hour, The path of knowledge is rough and long, But the ones who go beforey reach out To help the Weak and guide the strong. ' And so, when you reach the higher plane, Give to the others your steading hand, Remember the ones who have helped you climb Until .you have reached the promised land. f V' INEZ LUCILE MILLER. Fifty-nine as-,V - 1 . up ,Q , , M N., , I , .1 I, Q . y f n 4 Z' V nr 1' 4 I - . I u 4 - r ' N V. 1 ,. -Q BY 1 N ,Q lk. ' J -ms. , ' E 4 N ' V: K, ,y . .A,.fk 5 f . , 1 4 -f .rf X A-J 1 .j U' ywfigff? V. 7?w..,y. Ui . 43 . -., ,- Q ,K . 1 1 Av' - - .ix .. , ' h vw gg. 11,2 i., nitr- 5 fi' ST ' .,, im. Q, 5 4 , . .1 'Q 'iii 4' . 4 f- ad .- rr ' .,., Q- JE, X. X 'K f , , dz- M , fl-yn, 's 4 th? ,.'f,,, LN! 'W 15 '5 2iii',' 34123 1'9 A 2 4 , . - '17 ' , ' KW, T 1 1 'A' -ha, ,. A-' -4 A ' -sr ,g , ', sm. Y ' t ' v 5,1 ', ,,,. 'Q' ,J .1-V - y A .-pk 2 -.P- .ap M. 1 -1 -, ,A ,., Mrs? f ,gummy iv? :uh-5. xx ,, :Af fa .S xx, -1'2rr2x -055 1, fig'-.I Y, 1- 5, ,,1:1a14a, 5 ?7' ' '3a:::s:'77t I 'H 2 251 .57 132- 5 xQae.11'f4f 'n'w1Qe eg':-I-' ,f ,. v ww,- - E. Sn , 4 w ww MRS. CECELIA GREENBAUM MRS. LILLIAN JQIJLY MRS. HARRIET BLOODGOOD - 'TO THE HOUSE MOTHERS Who try to discourage our periodical nomadic urges, Who place our visiting friends in their respective places, Who pass out the county soap with a lavish hand, And are still more generous with adviceg And to Fernando- Who ofliciates at every function from trunk-moving to parties. INEZ LUCILE MILLER. FERNANDO LINIERS Sixty-one x fav. K v, Q' ' uns.:-K fa. '7-.. J J ..I my if , - , .1-V ,Q . 'N . 'Q . 1 , 'H sf: 3 55. K, . w N If Mr f 7 , . ,- , W T, w .. mf,tf.. t . 4 . - g V Yeh, ,Q x 53: ' If ' . 1 T. f V -ff ' . 51.. IQ '.f f ' 1. X A ,. . S- ' 142' V AZ- , , 1 . 5 r. 'A fn' ,,' fr. ' ' ., ,iff-2' . h ,, Q L , - w , - 1, ., . g .W ' '-vi'-45. , .K l - ,Af .4 t 1. ' Vi? , :I ' ., V ,. -Ten-N :S gi...--V K ' 2 1 -. ,f 7' uf. 1- 2 11113421 1 '32 -, .75 ' 1 -if : 1.-. . W . . Q , X ,L ,1 F 4-xv. ff rg:-f yas' 'f .:, , - V 'H' :Wai wtf it 3 f Q A, wr.-H-Q-1 A fmj I , A 1 1,45 xt., 4 .1 fx ' ,L . -, - ,V , , 1 .. yy.. . 1 . , f., Qu. 4 , 3 fi f . - , 1 'Q ,,f.,- - 'Q :Elf 5-:fi-aff' ' ' 1 - -1 5 fx, . .14 , f . 5' -1 3:4-J ,.'y.. L. 1, ' ff, .mv ,3- fl. 5 , -ls , A f -, inf. r N. 1 f M ,J .fu-.-..4. x 1 1 ,I 'l Q' 4, Lu ul 4 2' 47:- fig. ALUMNAE . GRADUATES CLASS OF 1897 Louise Hyatt 'tMary Vivian. 7l4TereSa Babe Jordan :kgIam1eTll1'lfJart1n Estelle 'l'Earle R. Whitney El- B ose o ener Miiflie eflfeglark T 'Earlene Vaughn Morgan W CLASS OF 1908. ,,,Anna Hill Gove 'Margaret K. Arth Dillon 'Mary Lawson Scoliield Anna Mullen 1 tMargaret Reitz Priggs Mariette Sexton CLASS O-F 1898 Florence Fish Mary Hart TGinerra Inman TEthel MacFarland FEtta Prosice Jones Elizabeth Spears tBertha Walling Ellsworth CLASS .oF 1899 'i'Unitah Carter 'Josephine Eberly Garrett 'l'tLouise Hunter Mayne 'kLulu B. James Welsh Jennie Kinney 'Ella Lee Frick tTNellie Lyman Graves 'tMargaret MacLean Spence Johanna Olsen Alice M. Ware 'Florence Weber CLASS OF 1900 Mary Isabel Andrews Julia L. Beckman ' 'l'Margaret Guenther Grosbeck 'l'Viola Lame Estelle Marion 3 Nellie Machin Loomis Rosa D. Pittman Martha Anna Swingle Mary Vaughn tAlice Wing Reese CLASS OF 1901 Christine Forst Angie Gilbert Margaret Kelly Margaret Koehler Prigge ' Bessie Lewis Mary Maher Eugenia Spencer Ethel Williams CLASS OF 1902 i Dorothy Fenwich 'Anna McMahon Miller t Alice Machan 9fEthel Trapp Goldman tEdith White Potter CLASS OF 1903 Florence Allen May 'kNevada Bean Hubbart TGrace Cady 'Julia Conroy Stephens 9fGertrude Cory Clyda Dorsey Monahan Alice Hopkins if Married 'l'Deceased 'l' Sixty-six CLASS OF 1904 tRoby Campbell Ledbetter tBenjamin Epperson Cotilde Barnett Gertrude D. Barry 'EH'ie M. Campbell Rose Kelly 'l'tElizabeth L. Cunningham Margaret McManus 'f'Louise Mitchell John Morgan 'l'Rose M. Quinan Elinor Speirs CLASS or .1905 TMildred B. 'Behling Beatrice Cummings Alice Hamer Edna G. Harbell P'QBessie H. Hively Alanson Halden Jones M.D. -Agnes Knouse tSara E. McKenney 1'Edith W. Meusel Robinson 4Bertha Slegil Elsworth Ada Berry Smith CLASS OF 1906 Walter Baumgartner 'l'Aimee Bisgood 'kEdith Burnell Neddersen 'kElmina Chisholm Kellar 'f'Alice Cassar Mary Forst tEdytl.e Hoyt Barryman Emma Johnson iAlberta Keller Donaldson i'Alice Koehncke 'Elting Lebo Norman 'klnez Lent Ethel Martin Ella O'Connor I Alice Perry 'Florence Pollard Burrows YEdythe Scott Moon Florence Smith Grace Smith CLASS OF 1907 Anna A. Ackerman 'kFelita Bannon Chamberlain fEmily Coote :'fDorothea Essery yfAnna E. Garwood Teresa Hisson 'l 'iCelia M. Hoag Layton 'kElizabeth Holcomb Cope 'Beatrice E. Hutchinson Goldstein -Lillian James fLucia F. Johnson 9'Margaret MacHale Garard Isabel McMillan 'Anna Monroe Adams D Josephine H. Moody Schildwachter XM. Pierce Rose 'kEffie L. Pollard , Alice R. Smith Whitford 'kF1orence Stokes Dwyer Miller 'kRachel C. Fisher XM. Ruth Fisher TLouise E. Herbster iiElizabeth H. Maples Warner Agnes I. Morrison 9 Jeanette E. Morton tNellie M. Peterson Anna B. Scott TGrace L. Shaw TC. Vernon Smith g'4Elsie C. Stevens 'kGWendolyn V. Weinert Beecher i'Martha J. Wellman Kearns Leon H. Wentworth :'cEdna C. Weterman Reese B. Mordaunt Wilson 'kMartha Milhous Gibbons Vinnie Lebo CLASS OF 1909 9fLillian Banchiero Garard : Clara Benton fAgnes Canning Mathias Mary Catlin Sara Chamberlin Leona Cockrell Clarissa C. Crites Effie Farrington John Funke Walter Garard 1'Grace Holmes Cooley tMelva T. Irving Goodhew Frances Kolb Lucena Lewis 'fEva Luark Helen Mandenberg Orpha Meyers Annie Miller Almena Parker 'l'Mamie Poole Anna Stewart Mary Strachan CLASS OF 1910 Anna Craven i'Cona Cole Bower Margaret DeCorse Dickinson 'fElla R. Fahey Allen . 'Ethel 'I. Fashing Sabichi Helen G. Ford Marie Greimei Caroline Hanson Jeannette M. Herzog :kAgnes M. Holland Byrne Lillian Hutchinson 'Edith F. Kelly Fuller Ethel McGee :'gJanet MacKenzie Smith cPearle Middleton Lew. . I -L ALUMNI OFFICERS President ......... ........................ ...... C L ARE KENNEDY lst Vice President... .... FLORENCE TRAYLOR 2nd Vice 'President ..... ........ R OSINA BRUHN Sammy ....... I if ' .... ROBERTA LINDBERG Treasurer .... .......... A LICE ESTEY BOARD OF DIRECTORS ANNA CLAUSEN CHURCH ROSE STERBERG VERNA HANSEN STELLA LUKE RUTH BOICE '- s .gt ,ia Sixty-fifve 9'Sarah Ledbetter Jones 'kRuth Lewis 9'Marie Mitchell 'tKatherine Murphy Leonard : Charmian Poyzer Ehlers 'Carlton Rich 'Florence Shinn Slagel 'kAnna Simmons Gillin 'tViola Uhlig Flora Van Cleef Fannie Whitwell Morton Walters CLASS OfF 1918 'Estelle Bowman Dodge tVerna Badger Schmidt tRuth Bo-libaugh Ellen Rose Bowers 'Esther Brennecke Mason 'tFlorence Burn Hertica tMarguerite Common Crane Olive Davidson XM. Alice Flack Kirsch :kAlma Gustafson Blizzard T 'Pearl Hatch Chapman 'Maud Mitchell Snow i'Ethel Noling Peterson 'V Mary Parcells Lobdell :Ruth Porter Lane 1 Violet Reinhardt Crowe 'kLelah Reneau Myers Lois Ross 'fOlive Gillispie Multer 'kEthel J. Hunt Sharp Katherine Huntington 'Minnie T. Jeppesen Schmidt tLillian A. Keller Belle L. Lawrence Edna Rosalie Leibsohn ,'1Edith T. Magnusson Jelinek 'l'Lucile Mann Morris :'fRebecca Lillian Moore Lund iMinnie B. Morrison Moden Robert B. Mullane : Cassie Evelyn Pearson Grogan Q Hulda Elizabeth Peterson :Lela M. Phelps Parker 'Helen A. Porter McCann Eva M. Richarson 'tEdith M. Sawyer DeMontague Frances D. Selden , Esther M. Schussler Mills A'Myrtle Tafel Marion Tweedie Francis Vierra i'Helen Ruth Wilson i Neva Nohl Wilson CLASS OF 1921 iLouise S ra ue Fleschner Maybelle Albright P g Pauline Srague iBertha Wunderlin Woodson CLASS OF 1919 'Alene Bailey Roatcap 'tChristine Bamesberger Kirkpatrick Catherine Bamesberger Minnie Bennett 'Joella Burns Mooney Elsie Cressman J Thelma Driggs Mattson 'Louise Groff Hartsfield Nellye Kendall Eunice McGoldrick Margaret McKenna 'l'Charlotte Mahon ilna Merrow Bell 'tMary Pearson Journigann fAlthea Perkins Ellis 'Sarah Price Ward Helen Richardson 'Inez Rowe Durbin 4Lou Alice Rupprecht Martin 'tUndyne Wolf tJanet Wood Young CLASS OF 1920 Margaret E. Amsden Cora B. Barton Elizabeth Brown 'l'tTheresa Conroy Abram 'kJeanette Ruth Doescher Mortensen : Florence Elizabeth Fowle Layne Marjorie M. Gentle ' Married 'l'Deceased Sixty-eight 'Joy Ament Ferrie Christina Anderson 'l '4Hazel G. Arnold Peck Lda Askew 'FSarah Avery McDonald Margaret E. Berry 'Blanche Elizabeth Boyle Miller 'kEthel R. Remick Portogallo I Sibyl Viveene Samis Beth Lee Shepard . 'tBertha Mae Sopuch Lyngar -fAmy A. Swenso-n Mary Thomas Ethel Wardenburg Love , Emily H. White Patterson fEdith B. Wilson Pilant CLASS OF 1922 May Consaul 'Kitty Douthitt Wierda 9'cRuth Georgia Dudley Thomas iRuth E. Ferguson Adams iHelen D. Gladden 'i'Rosina S. Hanns Bruhn 'tJoseph H. Harper I 'Agnes. G. Jackson LaCroix 'tRuth E. Jacobs Howard Ellanora Jenifer 'Charlotte Kanz Morgan 'Adele E. Kemp McGruder Julia R. Love Winifred Patricia McKenna 'Harriet E. Manahan Love Rose B. Melendres Mary Nastold 'fAlice L. Rice Alesen 1'fAgnes Sumner Olson 'l'Theresa Young Winifred Gladys Young CLASS O-F 1923 'Luella G. Anderson Hillen TErma Thelma Banks Mary Brenner Maurice TJGTHCG Magdalene Lillian E. Bruetsch Barkyoumb Stuart 'Evangeline B. Cully Mulks 'Miriam Paulina Becker tMary M. Datesman Detmers ' 'Virgie S. Elliott Kane 'Annette J. George Healy Jeanne Hargiss Grandy iMargery Gray Britton , Agnes Marie Heide Settle Grace E. Hockersmith 'FFlo'rence Hughes Phelps 'Alma H. Hulsey Pilant cFlorence E. Jennings p Hammock Edith Eerie Jones Mary Gertrude Kelly tLois Lyman Craig Bessie McGlone 9fGertrude McGlone McAdams 'Lois I. Merchant Van Vranken 'Ora Lee Mitchell Riess Blanche Monto-nye Gibson 'Edith L. Newgren Dunn : Edna Theora Norton Brown 'Anna E. Olson FT'FRoberta M. 'Owens Cox Lola L. Pedlow, M. D. Gladys E. Philyaw 'Martha J. Pittman Jennings Copeland Cyena W. Bothwell Dutcher 'l'Jean McRae Boland iMarguerite Breitbarth Close Mary E. Brindley 9fRechetta K. Casella Munn L.ulu Ardell Christian gAgnes Jasmine Clarence 'l'Eleanor Crye Dorothy Cunningham 'kEdith Larrell Dean Thompson Myrtle Beartice Dow Mary McDonald Downey Elizabeth Glendenning Fox Lorraine G. Fritz 'kEsther N. Francis Rowley :Dorothy L. Glenn Co-nwell tLorena E. Hanawalt Thorup May D. Hanawalt 'Alice G. Hoback Robertshaw 'kFlorence Hobson Plumstead Mary Studley Howland 'Dawn Marie Hume Magee 'Mela Dell Humphry Neeley iMyrtle Irene Jeans Spears Lucy Mitchell Maude L. Nevill ifMary Norwood Mares Elmina Otto 'Lela B. Shaffer Crumpley Gideon J. Slade i Jennie L. Starr Lasher Maude B. Tanner Ada H. Tibbot Mary A. Thompson Dorothy Toft Julia Trabucco CLASS OF 1911 'Orra Anderson Baumgardner iMary D. Briggs Hunter 'tDora C. Cable Derr Y :Jessie M. Colepaugh Jeffe 'i'i Jessie Cunningham Emma Dyer 'kSarah Erickson Mitchell tAnna Felber i'iMay Ferguson Miller Eva Fraser Minnie Germaine i Edwin Gwynne Mary Hall iLillian Huber Wells 'kPearl Johnson Watton ilnga Larsen Statin Florence G. Mclsaac 'kEmmaf'Melendy ifEdna A. Madison Kilgore Margaret Miller ' 'kAnna Mullins Nugent Kathryn Spann 'Olga Turnfeldt 'fCastilla L. Wallberg Truxaw Carrie C. Wagner iLaura C. Weir Davidson 'Claire Wilson Mason Annie M. Yates CLASS OF 1913 TMabel C. Avann 'l'Margaretha J. Borg 'l'Jean Campbell Mary A. Donovan Anne E. Edwards iiMarie Beatrice Flynn tFlora Rosenthal 'kHelen Thele Smith Powell tMary L. Struthers Doughenbaugh 'tMatilda A. Thompson Gerrard Augusta H. Timos 'iClara C. Truxaw -Kelly i'fLucy B. Tyrrell Lockridge i'Charla Wahl Carle Mary Elizabeth Wagner 'Anne Bernice Wiley 'kCatherine Williams Reardon :Q CLASS OF 1915 Bainbridge i'Vivian Applegate Hunt ,.:Matl1da J' Forst 'tJune Baker Barlow 5' Nellie B Hare Henry Baxter kGeneva F. Headley .Hxdda Haight 'FRowena Belle Hurlbut Jack penley 9 Marriott ' 'l'Elsie G. Jacobsen i4Ruth Elizabeth Jeffrey Griffith Alberta C. Johnson Otto Trousdale Elsa Wedberg TH. T. Wingate Elizabeth T. Jones CLASS OF 1916 tBertha E. Kalte LaFleur Elizabeth M. Lennon Henrietta R. Muir iAnna L. Murphy Walton iNora M. Murphy Barnett Helen C. Niles TKatherine O'Dea Alice Petty A iCarolyn C. Rasmussen Peoria Parker Hurd Ethel Stokes 'i'Virginia E. Renfro Rector Bessie Stokes 'l tEthel E. Ritchie Larco ? Walter Stapleton Lydia E. Schkade Corabel Watkins ' XC. S. Schwaegerman- tMary West Pledger ' i Leona White i'iHortense Maud Smith 'FHazel F. Williams Fancher Brock CLASS OF 1912 'l'Katherine Asche 'Mary Buhler Skow 'l'Amelia Coons Ranous i Hazel E. Cunningham Hopkins 'Sudie Dupree Stapleton 'kChristine Fellows Streefkerk Mamie Haben tMary M. Heintz Barrere Marie F. Heaney Blum iiHessie I. Hylton Mentz Lillian E. Jackson Grace L. Johnson Mable B. Johnson Cecelia K. Johnston 'l'Florence C. Kanuith iHelen M. Marshall Hatchell 'Cleora F. Moore Stanger i Florence F. Myers Anderson Alice A. Newman tRilla M. Nidever Chapman i'Ruth Ogram Nuckols YM. Esther Prebble Milleer Elizabeth Snell -'F Married TDeceased TBertha M. Story i'EVa H. Watson ikEmma Whitecar Lader tMarion P. Williams tHonometa E. Wood Box 'tEmma C. Young Lepper CLASS OF 1914 Emily M. Bamesberger iElsie Edith Buhler Ferguson Mae F. Coltrin Mary M. Duncan tLaura Hancock Wassell tElla Hornberger iEva Hornberger JfKate Johnson Mabel Kish Mary K. Klien Emma Lambert tFlorence Lydick tAnnie Anderson Hockenberry Alma Brady 'flda Carlson Theobald tMary Cunningham Parker ifBertha Dickey Boland i Mary Dui? Roane Marie Dufour 'l'Anna Forrester iMinnie Goddard Carlson Mayme Hall tElse Hansen Bailey Josephine Jacobson Mary Lawrence Anna McAllister Clifford McFarlane Helen Murray Robert Bruce Pendleton 'tTina Pedigo Effie Peterson iBertha Rothfuss Dieterich Grace Sell Estelle Sollars Rose Spain Lemo Weddle tMary Weed Amiraux fAgnes Wernlund Higgins i'Florence Wernlund Williams Raymond A. Wheeler CLASS OF 1917 Minnie Anderson PfMarion Baker Dougherty 'Nell Byers Jensen May Catron 1 tEvelyn Cornell Freir Hendeyshott 'tJessie Cook Cranston iNorma E. McFall Moore Nell Cunningham 'l'Etta Inzer McHenry Ruth Danielson Dunn tJulia Marie Nordskog 'l'tAdelaide Dunn McLeod , Salisbury 'tHope Helm Dartaies ,kAdeline A. Otto Kroboth 'tEdna Paul Attyes 'tTheresa Rathbun Russell i Mayme Reynolds Mechtold Ruby Hull . tNellie Jamfrey Ratcl1E Anna Jansen 'Mary Kals Almond Sixty-sewn i'Margaret Richardson Sloan Kathryn I. Roddewig , Myrtle Sahlberg Carothers :Laura B. Saunders Niemann tFreddie St. John 4Rose Scharf Puckett ,'iEugenia Senecal Angelow Henrietta Smith Helen I. Snyder McKenna Donna E. Stanton cEmerald V. Swift McClimans 'kEdna B. Wallberg Stott iiMuriel Fay Walker Warner Blanche F. Walters i'Ehrma F. Williams Kesling CLASS OF 1927 Frances C. Appelbaum Maria C. Baca Nancy Baird fBetty Bennett Woolgar rDorris Biddle Guido Aletha Booth 'fRuth Booth Kitchens Carol Brown tDorothy Brown Chaderton tMaybelle H. Burr Rosen : Vivian L. Carlson Smith Marion Chadwick +Adelynne L. Chavarro Kirschnerr Opal L. Coffey Sylvia Criddle tRuth Cole Mason iiRosemary Cross Kinzer : Gladys Crump North tElaine L. Delabalt Fitzgibbons Statia Dimmitt 'kMarguerite Ellison Buckley Alice M. Estey tLoyce Fentzling QAnderson A. Theo. Floyd tEunice Floyd Pitman tCora O. Gibson Brandes i'1Lilian Geizentanner Clark Adella May Gleason 'l'Elaine Gordon Gannon Bessie E. Graefe sfHelen D. Grant tMira L. Gray Knight 'Mildred Gregory Allen 5'KOlga Harris Groner 'Freda Hastings Ohmer iMildred K. Hickey - McCullough 'kAlma Hicks Christensen tDorothy Hill Green 'kRita E. Howad Thomas 'Evelyn M. Israel 'fThelma Jamison Hawkins iEmily Johnson Wagner L. Barbara Johnson 'FR Rachel Johnson Hutchinson Mabel Jorgensen 'F Married 'i'Deceased Seventy Mae E. Keehaver Helen E. Kennedy tMary E. Kerr Sherrick 'kMargaret Komar Denbo Leonie G. Liston Elsie O. Lundstrom tDorothy M. Butts Glasgow 'kMargaret E. Cabanas Cassady Alice A. Campbell tMaurine Cannon Purcell 'Ann M. Clausen Church Lois A. Lyman 'l Lucille M. Clough Hayes Bernice Mann Jessie O. Marcoux Thelma McCullough Meryl A. McManigal 9'Gaylena F. Millwee Kenney Edna Oella Morrow Eugenia L. Morrow iLou E. Mustoe Douglas Albertine Nienstedt Matilda C. Ofstedal tAnona M. Perryman Easter Clara Porter Emma E. Rasmussen 'Vera M. Rickard Scott iMabel Rinden Havens i'Lucille Robinson i'fHilda A. Russell Perry tNorah M. Ryan Perrie Lilly A. Schnell i Ann Sindelar Washburn Carolyn E. Smith tMargaret Smith Dodd ifMabel E. Starratt Burns Sarah E. Stewart 'l Alma Swift 'VThelma L. Tanner Keith Harriet Thorne 'iEllen Thuesen McElmurry Kathryn Torrey PkDorritt V. Tromlitz Uessie Van Amburgh La Fehr Gerda Wahlberg tLorna G. Wakeford Neels 9fLeora W. Ward Withrow 9'Eula May Warren Roberta Watters 'f'Alice C. Waud Kehr nEillen M. Weiger 'FLois Williamson England ikMary F. Wiseman Freear Amanda E. Wold Rose A. Woods tKirby W. Yates Hovey Marian C. York Hellice C. Zorn CLASS OF 1928 Fay E. Adams tOrythia E. Atkinson Hyatt iCarolyn E. Backus Dougherty tAdella M. Bell Lanpher 'kTelorese C. Bell Allen Gertrude Best Agnes Biehl Cora R. Bilden Alex F. Bock tGeneva M. Bogardus McKinley Marion T. Bogy Ruth D. Boice Annette Brashear Marie A. Breole Salome J. Burman 4Edna O. Danielson Forster iClara J. Davison Gower Anna H. Dosdoorian 'klsabel A. Dunham Carroll Myrtle M. Dyer Icis D. Evans tWanda A. Frederick Lowe Leota M. Gibson Annie Gonzales Elizabeth Goodrich 'kHelen Grover Watson 'kBertha F. Harris Paradzick Berenice Haughey 'Nell M. Hedrick Amelia M. Hetman 'kWilma Hogle Paine Margaret Hudson 'kMargaret B. Hurd Meigs tVirginia E. Inman Morningttar Alma R. Johnson 'tThyra Lanpher Jackson tMina E. Launders Thurman Ruby E. Layne 'kLaura Lowell Jackson ifEythel Macauley Hofer tLaura E. McDaniel Stodola C Helen -McKenzie iLolita Mitchell Foster Elizabeth Monroe tArnita 'B. Moore Foster tGale A. Morier Hughes tAda M. Morris 'Swanson TLuzon R. Nielson Mildred H. Nielsen i'Evelyn Ann Oren Jensen 'kMildred J. Parkins Viderval : Ruth Partridge Richan tMarion E. Ponder Schedel Grace E. Pope Ruth M. Puehler 'fEsther J. Raggio Devine 'kAlice H. Rankin Malburg 'kPearle M. Roby Pullara Freda Selco Ethel Margaret Siple Evelyn L. Smith May K. Soost Rose Marie Sterberg Alta May Stuart 'Celo C. Sullivan 'tMary Ann Theser Ward Kathleen Thomas Agnes Thompson 'kLeah E. Urban Murree Ruth E. Walser : Agnes R. Walseth Scott i:Beatrice Walton McAuliffe Ida Waronker Ruth R. Welton Larsen :':Carmen O. Willette Lane Esther P. Wilson 'Beatrice Wilson TeGroen 'Hazel M. Wright Lovelade Wilhelmine M. Jensen 'Helen M. Jones McNally Violet M. Kennedy Kueen 9FMary Louise Keniston McKay iMargaret E. Kibbe Neubauer :Ruth Ethel Kirk Sandie 'Edith H. Klingler Worthington Gertrude Elmeta Klingler 'Lottie Knight Drever Aurelie Leps Wilkinson 9'Margery L. Leslie Ewers : Kate Agnes Leyden McKibben iElibabeth Irene McAlmon Davis Dolia Anna MacCallum tLucia McClain Middaugh !Eva B. McRoberts Rambaud Agnes Muriel Mitchell Artie E. Mitchell 'tLucile May Morgan Morrison Birdie E. Morton iEthel L. Morrow Houston 'Mildren L. Mullenix Watson Bernice Lee Nason Bertha K. Neufeld Gertrude Nicol Laura Madge Norton 4Alice Mildred O'Donnell Uuanita Collier Clarke i'Grace Collins Wallace 'iMeta Anna Doeren Harder iHelen L. Enderton Shelton Phyllis M. Fenton Cora Jane Fites . iHazel I. Gilman George Edith Gorell iMartha F. Jacobs Leyel i'Violet Jones Croy tOlga J . Komar Jackson tStella Lackner Luke Mary J. M.cGinty Margueritte Louise McPhie i'Jessie Mann Neal Thelma Imogene Mason Abigail E. Montgomery Norah G. Pelton Mary Walker Randolph Catherine M. Reed bFBennie H. Remick Dean 9fMildred Renner Schmidt iMary Allen Ritchie 'kMae E. Mcntank Kahlstrom iEva Willey Montee Rabe 'fMarjorie Montgomery Blanks iWinifred L. O'Neill Jones 'kMary A. Parker Dalquist tEthel Pierson Ekloff Marie Regier 'fG1adys G. Roderick Du Pont 'kFelicitas Ruiz De Valdez 4Ernestine Steele Vasey : Dorothy Stevens Edwards 'iMargaret A. Taylor Jarvis i'Priscilla Brewster Teele Middleton - 3'fMary Tuller Bandar 'Florence Von Gorres Matthews - 9fO,pal Wells Heineman Bessie Alma While 'kRuth Williams Bates Wolseth Adah Wilson fMary L. Rives Easley 1'iMary Agnes Winters Gertrude V. Roost McGee Ruth Sem i'4Mary E. Steven Byers Minnie Hermina Stevens Katherine Mary Thomas Allie V. Torpey Lois Evangeline Towns iMargaret Von Roden Anderson tAllamae Hughetta CLASS OF 1926 'FCatherine L. Allen Hammond tFrances Bartlett Wolf ,kMamie Baucom Williams Frances Bodenhamer Edith M. Blair Smith Warmoth Beverley Catherine Booth 'fEmma Orton Willis IM31'j01'i9 L66 Welst MCGi11igan IFT9110 Macy Pafkhami .Althouse . tOttilie Brennecke Arnold iV1olet E. Whlsnand Rightmire i EliZ2.be'l5h Pickard White Frltsche Frances E, Brown Ma?6gi:i1ret E. Porter lginice IB Bryant Jones 1 IS ice . urns 'Irene N. Powell Jennings CLASS OF 1925 T C1-aihead IGiiQ191 Reichel tCatherine Donovan Alberts tkMarirlgaret Carter 1v1n s on om son Franklii W.iSchultz Gy13,g21Il?FtAnde1'S0n 4Naomi Churchill ,kSonia Bertha Smirin tMarjorie B. 'Ayers Hunter Erickson Baker Margaret Esther Smith tRuth L. Smith Brockstead Fay M. Stannard bkRuth Stevens Banks fMinnie E. Sturgess Wheeler 'FEdna Maud Todd Nelson 'Elizabeth Troost Graham Winnifred Eleanor Wagg fEleanor A. Walsh Williams 9'Bess Waters Thompson Laura Bell Watters Ina Patterson Wood , Lillie May Zeller Hadley CLASS OF 1924 tAda A. Bell 'Gladys B. Bentley Boggio Frances Meston Bergez tMarjorie Fay Briley Umbenhour Helen Porter Brouillet Marian Louise Caswell tHelen A. Clements Schneckloth :'Vernice Dunlap BOIQHGI' tMary Freeman Nevin Kathryn E. Getsfred Ruth McNary GibS0I1 Lelia Gertrude Gresham 'Marian H. Clapsadel ' 'tThelma .Cornell Winberg 'Mary T. Daly Melamet Mary Alice Dudwoody tEsther Erickson Thompson Uessie W. Folsom Prisbey Cleora M. Frizzelle Imel :kRuby E. Gray Briggs XS. Blan Gregoire Drayer Helen M. Hinshaw 'FMary Alice Holderman Juanita F. Hardacre Victory Putnam A Frances Homme - 'fJessie Harwood Smith Mary T- Howe Rawls Hazel V. Heavener M. Ella Keedy i4Mary C, Hess Hickman Mildred R. Kingery 'tErma Grace Hinds Dunsen -'Hannah G. Kvale . . - hfl ld 1' R, K 11 tDixie Langsdale Williams yrregiililz-1.122 BHC e +1g3?1?,t?1f K0Sui,k?EgMay tMary. Jane Lindley 'kBernice M Brewer Smith tl-Ielen D. Kuhne Osborne Heintzelman I ifcharles T' Briegleb arHe1en J. Laib Taylor - tEdith G. Moore Seirsen Nellie Mae Butts Maggie Lee i'Ma1'ie H- Pmkerton 6Agnes M. Cain Darcy tlsabella Mann Bowers b ,kMGf31?91i30Weu Jeifs jRuth Carmack Mohme x1Eax?al7blS11IN'Itlrt1ili121zS Buegle tFr?alri,cis.Richardson i'6D1:e4c2eIaIs1e?d1 'l'Esther'L. Mather Pei'-3500 Sixty-nine. CLASS OF 1931 fMargaret V. Achatz Nelson Brenda E. Ackerman Lillian R. Anderson Mabel E. Anderson l'Charlotte E. Armstrong Johnson Bernice L. Baker Della Baxter Mary Ellen Beecher Maud E. Beemer Esther Bettigole Blanche J. Bigby Margaret D. Brown lMary M. Browne Meals Ruth R. Budin 'iFrances E. Burch Freeman XE. Lillian Burkett Pengilly ' :kBessie O. Burnett Miller 9'iMarian E. Butler Jelm Eloise Campbell Mildred Canfield Perena Carboni 'fCecille H. Carpenter Kierman Eleanor E. Christenson fNell M. Clegg Portenin Flossie M. Cobb Harriet D. Cogswell 'Ailene Coleman Beamer . Anna C. Conrad - Myrtle B. Corey Rose M. Cummings Evelyn Daniels Gladys Daniels Pk May Day Ogle Della M. Decker 'kEdith D. Deiss Garrett Mildred Demaray iRose M. Dirocco Sandello Edna Dobbins 'fKathlyne Eads Rich Alice Nina Egnew Helen D. Fegley ?kMildred S. Fitzgibbon Montgomery Marjean D. Fleet Marie K. Fluegal Jane A. Franklin Marguerite M. Forrest tHelen J. Foster Nelson Mildred L. Foster Ofpal L. Foster Olive O. Frederick Margaret Fryer Phyla C. Fuller Margaret G. Gallagher '6Cecilia M. Graves Burns Dorothy F. Gruwell Josephine M. Guider Margaret E. Hansen Verna C. Hansen i MarV E. Hardgrove Mikkelsen Loye Harmon 'Clara L. Harris De Spain 'kMartha R. Harris Sumner Lucille Hearn h ' Married 'l'Deceased Sefventy-tfwo 'Katharine Henry Siroff Josephine J. Hobbs 'Miriam C. Ho-lton Grady 'Catherine E. Honeyman McCulley Dorothy S. Horn Billie F. Hutton ,kMargaret I. Johnson Katzmaier Rachel J. Johnson XEthel C. Johnston Cooper Ruth Jowett ,FEsther V. Juvonen Ross Pearl J. Kalm ' Barbara Ann Kamm Edward L.' Kane Mary M. Kataska Francis E. Kaylor Eleanor Jean Keeney Marjorie M. Kelting Clare M. Kennedy Naoma J. Kite -Fern Lane r ,'tAnna L. Leeper Frisius Coila E. Logan Merriam A. Long Ola C. Long Leonora B. Lund 'tMaxine E. MacLean Hanawalt 'kCecilia McCormick Stoy Virginina McCrindell Bernadette McDaniel i Sally Mclntire Collins Edwardine C. Malo-ne DkDorothy A. Mellish Chase Dorothy Metz Mildred W. Morton Mildred I. Noland Mary E. O'Connor Marporie M. Oetting Teresa L-. O'Leary , tAlice L. Pehau Nielsen a Maxine Pfeiffer Long Nina E. Piatt 'Mary T. Pugh Harris Lilylee Putnam M. Ruth Quick Winifred Rafferty Bernice R. Richardson Ruth Riddell Alberta Mae Roark iGerda M. Rohland Papay Mary M. Russell , Sylvia S. Sanger Anderson Ruth L. Sauer T. Gladys Shupe Rosa Lee Silva E. Joy Simmons Fernandez Bella LaNou Smith Mildred E. Smith 'tAlice Sprague Smith Fannie A. Stambul iFFlora E. Stocking Pinkston Vera G. Studebaker Antionette Tavaglione 'Agnes H. Toews Christensen Iris Fern Trump Vera B. Vogel 'Dorothy I. Wacker Kettle Mary Wall Verda R. West 'Annabel Whisnant Barrows Edith J. Whitten gMargaret Wilcoxon Chaffee Leona Wilhelm iEdna F. Willis Beard 'Irene B. Wood Freeman Alice G. W'oodman Christine Wright yfHelen E. Wright Stevenson Mary F. Yates '?Emma Yost Brewer CLASS OF 1932 Sadie M. Abernathy Winifred Allen Evangeline Anderson Fern M. Baldwin Frances Barry fOllie Bates Hallmark Marie Bechtold Doris Beverly Eunice Blue Ruth S. Boudreaux ,lEthel Brasington Lindauer 'Vivian Brewer McMeckin Ethel K. Bricker Susie M. Childs a'4Neota E. Common Hayes Marie C. Cook Amy Cox 'kDella Daniels Garard May L. Davis 'fHazel M. Dean Eynon Roberta R. Dean Lorraine Duncan Crystal Earll Helena Ruth Ellis 'Edith Fazenbaker Waldron Dorothy M. George Agnes C. Getsfred Cecelia V. Gilligan Annie E. Hamilton Jessie Harmon Wanda Henderson Dorothy Herren Margarita Herrera Brown :FArdath M. Hess Brown Avice H. Hill Harris Fay A. Hill Dorothy F. Hult Anne Hunsinger Luella G. Jenkins Eva M. Johnson Harper Dorris E. Johnston Marjorie O. Johnston Susan Joseph Mary A. Kingston Edward R. Kirkwood Kathryn K. Krantz Atkinson Hilkka Laitinen Ellen M. Leivo 5Ruth E. Line Marvin Betty J. Littleton 'Kathryn E. Lohman Helen E. McAdoo Gladys McMillen 'Glenn M. M7cMillin Elizabeth L. McNary Opal McNatt Ik Pk Pk gi. Anna E. Yearns Cora I. Young 'kDorris V. Young Jefferson Janice L. Ziegler CLASS OF 1929 Irene V. Aaron Willie L. Alexander Ruth M. Allen Victoria L. Asmussen cAlice L. Behling Branch Helen A. Boone 'tSallie J. Briggs Osborn Maye E. Bromley Florence E. Brooks Viola E. Burkholder 'PMary L. Cardon Moeller Helen L. Carpenter akHenrietta C. Carter Hohstadt Georgia R. Cook Gladys B. Cooke i'Nina G. Crane Warnke 3 Mary E. Creamer Copes Anna F. Diggs Sylvia F. Dunlap tDorothy Edlen McNama 'kSarah Edlen Sonin Erma A. Ehrlich Dorothy E. Elliott E. Florence Evans Ida E. Fike Fern E. Fink Ethel S, Forsberg Jerrold Franklin Verlie Garrison , L Ruth-Irma Gernhardt Klein '!'VelVa H. Gibson Bloom 9'fPhoebe Gift Balch' Charlotte Gillig Irene K. Giroux 'Agnes B. Goff Baxter Geraldine Hall ,'4Evelyn H. Hallickson Covell Gertrude W. Harder 4Nellie Harris Fesler PF I' fLena M. Harwood Gilliatt Elizabeth L.. Hatfield , Grace M. Hicks Miller ,'gRuth R. Inghram Holloway 'f'Gwenneth A. Jackson ' Madeliene Jackson Dyllis W. James Florence M. Johnson tMarie C. Johnson Allen 'Evelyn Kolb Hagan ,kCelia I. LaBine Chellew Rosalee LaFon I Inez N. Langtwalt 'Cora Ora Lee Finney Margaret L. Leland Annie Linder Harriet Lund 'Laura C. MacDonald Grizzard Mildred MacMillan Rose Ada Miller Violet E. Miller Esther W. Mueller cAlma O. Ogle Olson .Wanda Olson 'FHelen J. Peek Bauer 'Elva Mae Pickett Davis : Marion E. Pickett 'tNina E. Rader Medora Powell Ridley iMarjory T. Roberts Anna Dora Rose Ruth E. H. Schweer Viola M. Scott Leoti G. Sexton Marie A. Selyer , Jean W. Sheafe Lockhart iMartha E. Smith Perkins Jean E. Spenker James A. Stagg Vera E. Stephens 'Frances L. Sterberg Zimmer Sibyl M. Stevens Olive C. Stevenson tArda M. Stokes Zimmerman Ruth Strehle 'Margaret M. Suich Spencer Kathleen M. Terres Frances Thomas Florence R. Traylor Eleanor Vander Wagen Elizabeth Veazey Dolores C. Vogel i'Wilma Ward Potts 'tUna Mae Webb Dodson Florence A. Williams Dorothy H. Worley : Isabel L. .Yonkman Bingham WAlice Dixon Young King 'kMarcelle Alluis Steere Elizabeth Austin Rose M. Baranzini 'kAmye M. Bossard Wigger 'Blanche H. Bowling Marks :Lola V. Breeze Pinkley tEva M. Brimmer Kenney Irene E. Broadway 'tlnness B. Brokaw Gollob Barnette Bush 9'Margaret E. Chaffee Postal Bernice M. Flolow Sandra K. Forsch Mary L. Foxen : Esther A. Fuller Caldwell J-o-sephine Gellermann Mona Glovier Elsie Greene Hazel V. Groscurth Juanita E. Guy tHelen B. Halliday Passamaneck 'Helen M. Halter O'Connor gMaryon M. Hartman Wade Neva E. Hays fDorothy P. Hobbs Pearce tEmma Holbrook Williams , Catherine L. Holmes Snipes Agnes Jackson , i'Anna G. Johnson Melby 'Melarose Jones Brown John William Joy 9fMary E. Kessner Basil iRuth I. Leslie Beier t Roberta Lindberg 5'cAnita E. Lopez Camarillo Edith D. Lundstrom Gwendolyn McCabe Zelva McGinnis tFlorence Mae Marshall McKee Mabel D. Martins 7 Hazel Mealoy Monhollen Hazel I. Metz John W. Mitchell ' :'iHerma Zora Mode Wright Edith C. Moon Vera Moore May O'Brien :'fEsther C. Peck Wilson 'Mertice M. Pugh Partin Eleanor Robison tFawn Rydalch Stratton Martha Schmidt Helen M. Schooley Margaret Sharp Grace E. Sherrill 'Martha Short Haun , Christine Siegle Ballard Leola V. Smith Lucille E. Spaulding Nora M. Steiner i'Gertrude Chernin Solomon Ruth Stevens Leah Clocca Scuderi tAlice May Connors Strausburg 'Gdendolyn Crume Hanson Hildred E. Cummins 'kJoyce W. Daugharty Cooke 'k Mildred Dickson Shaifner tLillian Doig Ames 7 Margaret G. Donnelly HHN 'I'tLaVerne G. Ward Bertha A. Dorsey Violet J. Dow Wassung Florence Duncan Marguerite Dunlap 4 , tMary Marie Dykes While Byrdie Emmons Ryan tHannah Erickson Shultz , T , Hattie I. Moore Deming Pearl O. Evans 'F Married Edith M. Falcinella .fDeceaSed Helen Farr Werle. : Hortense Stewart Messinger 'tReeta Stott Hodges Cleo Fern Strohm Edna Naomi Sumner Mary J . Turnbull Inez Valentine Margaret Vander Wagen Lillian R. Wagner Bonin , Clara L. Warwick Atchison Alice Whitney Rosa Wilhelm Ina Wiljke Amy Williamson Leona Wrede Ida Wright tJune E. Young Lutes Sffvfnly-0 ne 1 4 gg, - ,5?V-' . awp L , 4 !' ' i I , . fill 4 . . mf. .' ' , I A... 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V fx ,A , . , 4 ., 1. , 11 Q, ,Mfg HMV V W r , A ., . 3 ,, - -,'i'f1 '-Eg W! f 3 F ' ' if ' r mf, 4 'f -- ' K 1 ' 1 ' y ' . VV - U N 'qu 1 1 f V ' - -. ' 42 yi , , . f 1, L ' K Q, ' K - K H . 5 , f ,.,. A 4 'Y .4 ' av .4 n -- a Charles A. Masse CDonna Mae Milne Maxson 'FDorothy Morton Rife - Muriel L. Mosley 'FHelen Cyriana Ness Lydon L-ouise M. Neubeiser Consuelo Nevarez L. Nolt Howell 'fAudrey Loretta O'Donnell Martha J . Oliver Martha Louise Orwoll Irene Anna Palmer Louise T. Raifo Vesta Rickard FFlorence, E. Robjant Radford Helen M. Roddy Lupe T. Romo Allie Rydalch Rubye Sayles 'Ethel Schelly Seamans Hannah Schrenk Florence L. Schwartz Ellanora Schwerdfield Mable M. Scott Mildred J. Scott Esther Seymour Lela M. Shamberger Elta Shick Frances A. Shields Halley Skinner Elan Osee Smith Marie E. Smith Dorothy A. Stuart Hester Swineford Arthur H. Teeple Elizabeth Van Vliet Martha Lois Vernon Adams Mabel I. Walker 'Amy M. Watson Heerdt Clyde S. Welch Elizabeth Williams - Eunice VVindsor CLASS OF 1933 Phoeboe Ann Adams Minnie' Aguilar Esther Patricia Allen 'Ruth Mercedes Anderson Nora Marie Andrews Vada Louise Archer Maggie Alberta Baird June Barker Mildred Emily Beaton Karma Beck Glennie May .Bellew Lula Frances Berg PF it Married +Deceased Muriel Bittleston Constance Rosalie Black Hyman Blocker Bertha Bloedorn Lillian Mae Boatright Ferrol Geraldine Bobo Naomi Dorcas Bodcnhamer - Beatrice Gail Booknau Ruth Ramona Bronson Ursula Florence Brown Gwendolyn Bruce Jean Edith Burnett Neva Pauline Campbell Doris Martha Carothers Thelma Christensen I 'l'Goldie Catherine Clark Asdel Margaret Isabel Collins- 'Julia Myrtle C-olvin Hewitt Clemortee Ione cooper 'Dorothy Hunter Crofoot Hauser Margaret Montana Davidson Pearle Alice Dietzel M. C. Mabel Doll Margaret A. Ellegood Martha Marie Ellert Nyda Vivian Elliott Vera Eustis Ethel Gresham Fagan Corinne Davenport Fleming Dorothy Flory Mary Elizabeth Forbes Lucille Stella Frisbie Ernestine T. Getzelman Gertha Pauline Gifford Edith Lenore Gorman Dorothy Louise Grifiing fMary Elizabeth Hamilton Morris Julia Harbottle . Feral Winona Harper Thomas u Francis Ann Harris 'Bernadine Shafer Hayward McKinney Margaret Eula Hogan Frances Teresa Horvad Michael Hricik Ella Kelly ' 'fNellie Kathrine.Killian ' McMillin Merle Lola Kimball Marie Inez King Mable Kirsch J Mary Kovasik Leona Kreamer Vera Alice Kruger Eva M. LaBine Beulah Lamon tAdele P. Lehfeldt Cox Florence Gertrude Lewis Geraldine Lindeman Gladys Mae Livesley Florence Edith Long Irene Long Kara Luce Mildred Arlane X. McClendon ,rAlda Jayne McGo-nable Marjorie McGovern Berger Wanda Evelyn M.cNeer Elisa Saenz Martinez Edith Maryanow Dorothy Miller Dorothy Margaret Miller Pauline Milliken Helen Jane Morris Harriett Morton Elizabeth Gehring Nickerson Albina J avanne Nykl Forkner Mercedes Rodriguez Oleson Bernece Eleanor Orrmsby Michael Francis Papay Alice Linda Postlethwaite Achsa Marie Powell I Dorothy Dalton Purcell iAnne M. Racich Scothorn tMaurine Randolph Yahn Gunvor Rasmussen Emma Lou Reynolds Margaret Ruth Reynolds Iome Margaret Rieman Agnes M. Roediger Lucille Sandberg Florence M. Sanger Clara Belle Scroggin 'Sylva R. Skarda Phillips Lela E. Sims Elizabeth Zonere Smith Georgia Hannah Smith Solveig Solberg Marjorie H. Sterling Angelina Tafoya Emma Zuleika Teeple Helen Pauline Van Atta Katherine Mimi Werner i'Margaret Ruth Wescoatt Portesi R-osabelle Agnes Wieser Mary Louise Williamson Effie Katherine Willingham Agnes Zehrbach if Sfffuffzty-llzrfr ,- - . ,JM , . , 1 3 , , ,g 1 'you '4 ' , VK, A f 2 x U . .Q Y., , ,Q H13 .. , J ks f' fx '1 k N IAQ' . Q'fjt-:'.r, A - A I x '. If-1 0 -' - , ,413 AT ,L - ' 7, 'W' I . ' Y' 'Jw' ,- 1. A K - Q, .. -.,.. , my f , ' K' A ' in-'L V K - x :4LL1'f', .A . . 'fglz K . 4',,, . 3 , in V Q 'Q 4. - . ,-1 x 'X-xx 1 H 2. '- W ir, 4, X x' -A 'J -5i' 2,aWUx-riff' ' H- '. fusf, www ' N 1 1 i?f+ '..41,,. ,V W . ! rj . Gi: . i, .f 17 J. -' - ' X , Y'i'7 I ,m1.w: N, W .,:-- :f ' v,.. , - , :wg ev T 1 ,' ly - K Jw..- N 9?'i'fJ'Q' .Q --2 Q,,.fhp. ,4:'Mf1?'1 w,hff,f1 fi' .4 Mai, .J Q' 3 f,. .-..f N, 7 N 39' ,lx 3 1, ,x 1 , b uv, X , e ' fgff. . 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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 1935 CLASS The Following llfembers of the 1934 Class Willingly and Wilfully Will Their Precious, Assets: MAYBELLE ANDERSON-Her wonderful disposition. MARY BUTLER-One pair of brown pajamas Qlounging pajamasl. HELEN ANDERSON-Her eiliciency in nursing technique. MYRTLE BASSETT-Her poise and poiseinality. JULIA D'ALBINI-Her psychopathic nursing ability? VIVIAN BERGGREN-Her cynotic blush. MAURICE DALEY-Her late leaves and pass key. GEORGIA BOSWELL-Her kindly and considerate manners. , ESTHER EKLUND-Her ruling interest in the cottage telephone. ELOISE BROADWAY-Her wise cracks, to be used at a wise time. ALMA CLAIBORN-Her sudden ac-hoo. . SOPHIA GIBSON-I-Ier blue uniforms to anyone small enough to wear them. KATIE HARRIS-Her Florence Nightingale lamp to be used in time of floods. CAMELIA HATFIELD-Her spit curls. MADGE CLANTON-Her popularity with the medical students. MELBA JORGENSEN-Offers free lessons on proper methods of using beeg brown eyes when the Dr. is angry. ISABELLE KOLESS--One car guaranteed for at least twenty-eight months. EDNA CREIGHTON-Her dignity. W MYRTLE LIGHTHOUSE-Her vocabulary-good for any occasion. MARY DUFFIELD-Her happy-go-lucky way. ' CAROL MALLORY--Her trips to the Nurses Oiiice. FLORENCE FINDL:EY-Her reducing diet. Results not guaranteed. RUTH MARTIN-One paid of silver cofiin handles. ELLA FLEMTING-Her peroxide. INEZ MIL-LER-Her ability to sell candy for the annual fund. CHRISTINE GLENN-Her finger wave. AGNES PETERSON-+Her hidden sense of humor. RINALDA HANSON-Her quiet, and unassuming manner. CLARE JOHNSON-Her flat feet. WARD RADER-His speedy methods. QTO be used on dutyb. EDNA JONES-Her plumpness. i MARY KENT-Her way with men. MARIE ROSEDALE--One pair of duty shoes, size 9, and increasing daily. ALICE KOONS-Her' croup kettle. ALICE SMITH-Her high W. B. C. FRANCES KRAMER-Her chinese lingo. GLADYS LARSON-Her smiles. JIMMIE SMITH-Her good ideas. PEARL STADLEMAN-One jar of Stacomb. LOUISE LeJUNE-Her presence of mind. LAURETTA LUCAS-Her hearty chuckle. MARTHA WELKER-Takes her Old Golds but leaves the cough. EDNA MELTON-Her shortness. MARIAN WOOD-Her excess energy after going oi? duty. JULIA MONTANA-Her stocking mender. CATHERINE ELLIOTT-Her ability to entertain Student Body. N ELIZABETH MURPHY-Her corns-to the chef by special request-to be used for fritters. PRICE PINKLEY-Permanent waving lessons. BLANCHE RENIFF-Her boisterousness. AGNES SHEPENS-Her excess fat. LORRAINE SMITH-Her knowledge. JANET SPENCER-Her pipe. RUTH STANFORD-Her oratorical manner. ROWENA STAUB-Her innocence. BERNICE TOONEN--Her sewing ability. EUNA TURPEN-Her bustle. VIRGINIA WELCH-Her daze and nights. Seventy-eight ,U-uw .9,x, ,,N.-, S -.xx -- .f frrpax - -5- .' -f 1' an -1101 'IIa - - - ' 'oxs x ,- -7 1 Sy, .iffy E Y, ,,1':.us5-1'Si- 'l 14 1 I ' 6::::, ff 5 LMA if 5 Kazan- ' -xxQ a-' ' 11zi5'l9 sc ww' SAXON CAWOOD In behalf of the RX Staff of 1934, I Wish to express apprecia- tion for the-cooperation shown us by Mrs. Muir, members of the Alumnae, and the entire Student Body throughout the past year. THE EDITOR- i u, , up y or .r y A an ,,,,.,,. A s, y . FULP CHALMERS SABICHI Ni3gJgffg3R NISfibQrI6Si?N HALE . POYNTER DOW Sfivelziy-5 efuen delay xiwf' 1: -, 1,2 df, ,-' ' .. 3111014 4, , , qw., as- 1, .I M. no 4f43qSS Nx.'fa41.4111l - 5 --- S v vv- - ug, 9 5 -, ,1..- 5 --0 - - - - Tn- hs.xi-----7vf' 2 Xxaaf- rx--'- .,,,, 1 9 .- ' 9'-f :i.' Sc . ww'-'Pl ' CLASS PRGPI-IECY OF 1954 FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1950 Madrid, Spain : I have time for only a note of today's experience since I must pack my things and get a good night's sleep before leaving tomorrow. This morning I was frightened at the sight of a mob of men clamoring at the doors of the Cabaret El Toro. Not wishing to miss a thing, I went as near as I dared-without appearing tooconspicuous. I thought I must be dreaming-but NO. There before me, on a gorgeous stage, were Dena Saxon and Reta Qualls doing the tango with none other than Dr. Wade and Dr. Silton. I went back stage to talk to the girls and to learn how and what they were doing in such work. Dena informed me it had been her life's ambition and that she had gained her graceful figure in train- ing. They are making huge salaries and are the most notorious dancers in Spain. JUNE.15, 16, 17 AND 18, 1950 Pardon my negligence in not writing of my travels the past four days. I was enroute home and was able to draw a deep breath. To summarize the events, I stopped ten hours in England and was entertained in the home of Dr. Mauer and his wife, Ruby Baird. Frieda Victor and her husband, Dr. Rand, Violet Huntington and her husband, Dr. Levitt, were guests for dinner while I was there. 9 I forgot to mention my trip through France. There I met Elsie Blair who is now Dr. Elsie Blair, having completed her medical course. She was returning from a short visit with her sister in Paris and we had a lovely visit on our journey to England. 'I visited Juanita Sabichi and Lula Roach in Argentina. They are Assistant Superintendents ofthe largest hospital in South America and I was pleased to see them for a few hours. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1950 , Los Angeles, California America! And how good it was to be in my own country again. After sixteen years I had accomplished my soul's desire-a trip around the world. Such a trip! Seeing my dear friends whom I had given up as lost for keeps. As I thought of each girl, I was even more proud that I' had been in that class of 1934. RoNDELET I wonder why The noisy, cold wind blows. I wonder why It dances about the sky And pushes the clouds awry. It calls and then my nose Must blush as does a rose. I wonder why? I MARY KENT. 'Eiglziy ' ,pany XJFAT si., A - - 4 .y,,, ,- , -ff.. ,g - .. .. '.5x Jxx vi le 'r '1 as 130' fl: - - .D xx D - 1 1. ,5 .1:. 9 5 ..0 ,gfas-.9-xxx-xf:,, ,I 1 S:::e:f - 1 .fe 2 xxgqec- ' Xk 4-' Q' . Sc -s gs wmv . CLASS PROP!-IECY OF I934 In the year of 1950, Blanche Magee, a famous Air Liner Nurse since her graduation from the L. A. C. G. H., decided to retire. Having earned enough money for a trip fthe depression had come and goneb Blanche bought a ticket for a twelve-day jaunt around the world. Of course Blanche had a wonderful time. We know-because this is the record of each days experience as copied from her diary. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1950 Aboard U. S. Air Liner Magellan Left Los Angeles this morning with a glorious farewell from Vivian Campbell who 1S now Superintendent of Nurses at the L. A. C. G. H., Maudie. Lowrance who is Supervisor of Surgery, and Janet Burson who is Supervisor of C. D. On board with me are three of my classmates, Mar- jorie Doyle, Mary DeKorte and Mary Hale. Marjorie and Mary DeKorte have been ardent workers in Public Health activities and are taking a va- cation now. Mary Hale, really Mrs. Robert Donham, is giving her hus- band a rest, as well as herself, while she visits her friend Martha Welker, a visiting nurse in Japan. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1950 Tokynoi, Japan We had luncheon with Martha today in her beautiful home here. We visited the marvelous hospital which she has helped to establish. She has a training school with live hundred Japanese girls. Her assistants are Mae and Fay Stivers, Bonnie and Faye Griffiths, and Myrtle Martin. I wish I could tell you of their wonderful work, but time limits me. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1950 Ifongkong, China I left the girls in Japan and thought I was fortunate to have seen so many of my dear old friends. Well! Imagine my surprise when I met Catherine Olson and her husband, Dr.. Buss, with their four little Busses. They were having dinner in the hotel and invited me to join them. Inci- dentally, Dr. Buss told me that Catherine had never learned to cook any- thing but stew while she had been in training. After dinner Dr. and Mrs. Riveria CRoberta Wulsteinj joined us. The two doctors are famous sur- geons in China. ' THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1950 I The Alps in Switzerland One would not have known it was June, for I was high up in the Alps and OOoo! it was cold. This proved to be the most fascinating experience I have ever had, for always I have, wished to see these mountains. Pic- tures and stories of them do not do justice to their beauty. This morn- ing a party of twelve of us hiked twenty miles. Our guide was Michael Faiola and among the vacationists were Lillian Chapman and her hus- band, Edward Train, Martha Zwiebel, Hazel Richardson and Tommy Cur- tis. We had such fun talking over old times. These three girls are found- ers of the T. B. Sanitarium in Geneva. They have invited me to spend my remaining hours here with them. Scfuenty-nine ,pany gb,-1: :rf--.3 5 I .ff , .. , ,,1v1' lv..- , - 1,5 ., 4. . ,, ,,xxxQ, 41, ,gl Q 5 - ---124 N, -:Veta 5' :W frzf. Sig-,-:aff- ig- ' '- -' -aa .::22'7' 3 --- 1' : sc . Q Tramp CAN YOU IMAGINE The head nurses running errands? g Dr. Mauer with long legs? Alice Hill as a brunette? ' Classes coming out of County time? Elizabeth Cummings not excited about something? One Pendergrass girl without her sister? Dr. Coats at a W. C. T. U. meeting? Margaret Cawood being idle? I Eleanor Krenz worrying about anything? Evelyn Poynter dignified? Grace Dow as a fat lady in at circus? Evelyn Alger with a star on her cap? Dr. Buss getting cross? All night leaves every night? Cottages without telephones? Edward Train without Lillian Chapman? Elizabeth Murphy losing fifteen pounds? Ruby Baird not tellingfortunes? Ward Rader with a haircut? Agnes Peterson and no bright remark? Dena Saxon without an interne, but with awed feet and filled eyes? Irene McCommon without gum or lipstick? Rowena Staub not eating breakfast somewhepre? Marjorie Doyle with the blues ?'f Louise Ackerman complimenting the chef-or anyone else? Helen Anderson in the back row' during a doctor's lecture? Eloise Broadway during an earthquake? Myrtle Martin broke ? Esther Harvey not feeding the cottage? Rinalda ,Hanson wearing' a white slip? Bernice Toonen missing Mass? Carol Mallory at a burlesque? Mary de Korte dodging work? Ruth Martyn answering the telephone? Maybelle Anderson not popular? Maureen Daley without .a date? Juanita Sabichi walking with Dr. Bullis? Reta Qualls without her compact? Janet Spencer on a diet? Ruth Stanford not working overtime? Gladys Larson and Dorothy Krug losing their fudge recipe? That's nothing-neither can we! AUTHOR UNKNOWN. A senior stood on a railroad track The train was coming fast The train stepped off the right of way To let the senior pass! A PROBY. Eighty-lfwo ,num df- ,S , -- Q ' , --s.- it-H yr. .0 5, ,,111 n144,, ' - - 'ou ..-- 1 -ff I-' 111. -Fi 2 x C 11 14--si'-'S N' '41, 1 I ' 6:::s: 1' ' v t- ..f 5 'KQC4-1-' Himsa ' 9 ,53 5-:jg - Sc . , as uubl PROPHECY Dear Class. of 1934, be brave enough to take advantage of every opportunity which comes your way. Never be content with being at a standstill. Store up knowledge for future use, for nothing is wasted. Learn how tollike what comes to you and you will attract good things. When a situation gets .too bad and you can do something about it-do it! When you can't help 1t, comfort yourself with the thought that every- thing comes out ultimately for the best. There is scope for every tempera- ment in nursing, so never stay at anything at which you are bored. If you are.not happy after you have made every effort to learn all that your position has to offer, and if you feel that you are unable to learn any more or give value for the money you receive-leave that particular .line of nursmg and find something else. Begin at the bottom if need be, and learn something quite new. Make an adventure of your chosen field, and make every working hour full and valuable to yourself and others. Have a good time wherever you are and whatever you do. My final message to the' Class of 1934 is this: a I Have a good time on duty as well as oi and you will be good nurses, for you will be happy people, and happy healthy people cure sick people faster than medicine. The best of luck and success be yours throughout the years is the wish of I MARY ALLEN RITCHIE. fMrs. James K. Wolsethj Ecbitofr of lst Annual, publisihed In 1924 RULES FOR SELF-EXAMINATION OF THE NURSE fThe Fliedners Kaiserwerthl Do I take care that the ward is aired and arranged at the proper time? . Have I listened attentively to the direction of the- physician and observed punctually his orders as to medicine, diet, etc., using no remedies not prescribed or sanctioned by him? , I Am I careful to inform him of the patient's state, and of the partic- ular effects of medicine administered? 0 Do I see that the patient's clothes, diet, etc., are sufiicient and of the right kind, and have I attended to their bodily wants kindly and faith- f ll ? ' , , , u y Have I been prudent and careful in using the provisions and appli- ' f th h 't l? . anceilfjlavefl bggiriloabliging, cheerful, patient and watchful ? Theodor Fliedner Frederika Munster Fliedner Kaiserwerth, 1836 CThe above self-examination was used by the deaconesses at Kia- serwerthl. Eighty-ont Quang :ff Ji. , ,ff-1:-..- , - - , - , -- - - , N - - zw sgg 414114411-if- ' '-1w4:x4- T 9 I k ubl A SUMMONS FROM MRS. MUIR She walked blithely down the hall and stood in line before the time clock to check in. As her hand pulled the card out of the rack, she' noticed a white slip of paper: Please see Mrs. Muir at 9 a. m., Wed- nesdayf' She thought of all the things she could possibly have done-or not done. Perhaps they found that piece' of gauze bandage on my table. I really meant to take it back. Maybe some one saw me come in iive minutes late last week. But no, I sneaked in the back way. I wonder now--did I return that classroom book? But surely Mrs. Muir wouldn't see me about that! Maybe someone found out I used a pillow case for a hot-water bottle cover. Did I chart that M. S.? Wednesday morning at last. She walked through the halls. Why was everyone looking at her? Did they know she had been requested to see the Superintendent of Nurses? The Nurses' Office. Mrs. Garard looked up- Do you want to see Mrs. Muir, or does she want to see you ? She wants to see me, finally came, through fear-parched lips. The inner Sanctum at last! The door opened and Mrs. Muir turned for a second to say something to an assistant. Would this never end? She tried to swallow, but the sides of her throat seemed to stick together. Her tongue was apparently glued to the roof of her mouth. Just then, too, she noticed that one cuff of her clean uniform was on backwards. And that spot of gravy on the black tie was quite visible. Do you suppose she can see the hole in the toe of my sock? That Tr. of Benzoin wouldn't come off my shoe. Why, oh why, didn't I sign for that late leave Saturday night? Only five minutes after nine? I hope she doesn't look at my cap. It is slightly soiled inside. Not much, but maybe she knows. Mrs. Muir speaking at last: Do you really want obstetrics for your advanced course ? RUTH MARTYN. QUIETA NON MOVERE If you would like to cure your cough, Then stay away from Semenov, Because it's people such as he Who ruin throats for you and me. Besides I haven't any doubt, He'll want to take your tonsils out, And should he once attain this goal May God have mercy on your soul. Thereafter everything you ate Would through your nose regurgitate. J. R., M.D. Eighty-foizr of- WM ' xmfrgf v v ii i' S ' - X, ,,,.-,, 5 gi. .- - W., , '-2: - ' '-asc wg-2 2' -ff 2 2-.. 1-1 -4363-- , - , .- .- , X 01 - A - '6.:::e:'7 af-A 'K-e.e-14- ' keg!-' 3 bqgvf Sc ' 4 - irnbt THINGS YOU MAY ,NOTA KNOW Do you know- The Los Angeles General Hospital Training School for nurses is 39 years old? , The first class graduated in 1897? Teresa Jordan, who graduated in the first class, is employed in the hospital at present? Q To date the school has graduated 1469 students? -Number .of patients in this hospital July 1, 1932, was 1834, and 46,464 admitted during the fiscal year including births? Number of births during the fiscal year was 3,257 ? Daily average patients during the fiscal year was 1851? Number of visits to out-patient clinics during the fiscal year was 391,059? Daily average patients treated in out-patient clinics was 1,420? There are 42 cooperating hospitals who took care of 5,938 patients for the ounty and 1,359 of this number were births? Daily average General Hospital patient cared for by cooperating Hos- pitals 192? 1 1 The distance from' the Nurses Office in the Administration Building through the tunnel to the first elevator in the new Acute Unit is five- eights of a mile? When the water flooded the buildings during the recent high water, a fish was found in the laundry building-poor fish. THE FLORENCE N IGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faith- full . - y I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the prac- tice of my calling. n I 0 , , With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician 1n his work and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. QThis pledge was composed by Mrs. Lystra Gretter in 1890 for the nurses of the Farrand Training School, Detroit, of which she was super- intendent. It has been used by many nurses throughout the countryb. Eighty-three F qu -'W : E - lr' Ili I 144, , sy, Q, ff. 4- . pf , xxx- 14 1 ,-,-aazyx ,.?1':: iv eg, fi., 9 i, ,,,f444f-' ' +5 234-' ' 5,-N 7',v' o,S.xx--,,,-7r' .- ..,. ,-E151 Sas-0 -.f-,vv ,Q U - ' 'Elf Sc ' 4 GNI9 TRAGEDY IN SIX SPASMS! Time: All the time. Place: Anywhere. 1. When is the Annual going to come out? 2. Do I have to pay the whole 31.25 now? ' 3. Did my room-mate pay for hers? If she did, I won't have to. 4. How is the money coming in for the Annual? 5. Is there anything good in the Annual about me, if there isn't, how can I show it to my friends? 6. Don't you dare print that horrid picture ofgme, think of my mother, think of the man I want to marry! I I - Curtain : Coroneifs Verdict-Suicide. . . .Pride. This letter was Clinic card enclosed. Eighty-six RHAPSODY IN A MINOR KEY I don't know why restless seas And winds must sigh with raing I don't know ,why teardrops fall When hearts are wrung with paing I don't know why mean men rise And great souls die unknown I only know that by a smile The seed of joy 'are sown. MARY KENT. written to the Superintendent of tlze Hospital. Out Patient As this brief letter I indite I prithee let my tale recite A County charge my sad reputeg Of course I'm poor, quite destitute. I thought my stay was too protracted Merely to have some teeth extracted At the General Hospital where I was sent And where some useless hours I spent. For three long hours endured it all From window-nurse-to wait in hall And then when everything seemed fixed They said return the twenty-sixth. I've recently done my own extraction Perhaps 'twas foolhardy hasty action. I got some pliers from a friend And quickly pulled out all of them. Don't think your kindly help I spurn. But now it's done, Why need return? These are the facts in all respect. Sincerely yours, signed, Roy Peck. unruly 'Z-,mt :Tix-1. K 9 - - g - ' -Qgs T- 'fi v - 111n14a ' 'o s X -, -7 1 ' i vi, Egg. y , Q ,4 fllqssxx swf o,, 1.4 --g..::, 1,1 3 ,jp S xg-QQ-2-if .s xgxxg Q,, 5 3:51515 ..,.. Sc -.- . Q wiv Fresh-faced country girls -dressed up -drowsing in dim passages, redolent of iodoform, Where a moon faced clock bites off time in rounded nibbles like a surgeon's needle picking up iodized edges on an etherized field. A convalescent's bell and you stiffen into wisdomg A conva1escent's bell-put your person in accord With a four months' term of service in the common ward. Nation, Brommer, Welch and Perry. Dressed up country girls, fresh-faced, eager, charting life with thermometers in dim hospital wards. Nation's hands are large,' so large they may cover the rent in xmy side-or the world as perceived from the flat of a back through her grave brown eyes. -and midnight falls-and the dawn comes rounds and sleepless nights are at an end, and day comes in and life moves on-we watch the Antumn sun descend to speculate upon the night and drowse and probe the failing light. A TAKE, OH TAKE, THOSE LIPS AWAY Take, oh take, those lips away. Not because I'd rather have them Away from me a single day, But because the doctors tell 'us That in those most favored regions Lurk deadly germs in countless legions. So. sweetheart, I'm forced to say Take, or take, those lips away. NON- Eighty-ffve ,gum f ge.-QE S 1' ' 134- . 'lf' 4'd' 5 - .. v D zyt? ig -5 :35, 3 N xg,,g2,4g5:.--5 xx x-X 4 '- - - - o g --.:. 1.-i ,f-f-2 - Y a ir:- Y' gm- - 1-Wx fExtract from a history taken on Ward 340 fPea'iatricsj Onset: by Dr. Lipscofnbj Four days ago, patient swallowed a coin. I Repeated doses of magnesium sulphate produced no money 1n the pot Past History: Measles, Mumps. Never had any money to swallow before. No deaths due to coin swallowing in family. Physical Examination: Reveals a well developed and well nourished white male about three years old, not appearing financially able, despite being in the money Advise: Castor oil. Watchful waiting. Finder to keep coin. WITH APOLOGIESTO ALFRED LORD TENNYSON Eighty-eight Break, break, break, On the dining room floor, oh me And I would that I dared utter The thoughts that arise in me. Oh well for the mopping man, 7 And the lady who passes the tea, Oh well for the cook upstairs, And the steward who doesn't see. So the ceaseless bombardment goes on, Behind the nurses? chairs, The throwing of dish and plate, And they land just anywhere. Oh well for the serving maid. Who behind the counter works, But the little nurse goes back to With the soup upon her skirts. Break, break, break, On the dining room floor, or me, And it's well that I don't utter The tho'ughts that arise in me. the ward, INEZ LUCILE MILLER ,iraq xfsyfr 657' ' cf I 1 -. , S - -Q-igvx ass 3 QW? 1. 1- 1- . , ,101 0144, , Q - x -?'.-1 -1 .-1, Aff, 3 x 1 414 iggsxssvxxfg, ,I 'JN-:::2:7'P' 'a -1- Q Nwaezi- -- -aaa--' + v -mr.. , ZW. Sc .. - Lxwbx TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR NURSES' APPAREL I, Mrs. Easley, say unto ye: Thy clothing shalt be used as a protective covering for the body, and shalt. fulfill the demands of the body as regards heat conservation or dis- s1pat1on. ' Thou shalt wear sensible street clothing inthe seasons. Thou shalt not wear long, heavy, trailing skirts. Thou shalt not wear improper corsets or tight belts. Thou shalt not wear high, spike heels. Thou shalt wear well selected shoes on and off duty, sufficiently longer than the foot, straight inner line, good heel, fitting loosely at the toe, and snugly at the heel. ' Thou shalt choose light weight leathers and ones that afford good ventilation, for, yea, verily, I speak unto ye, thou wilt have corns, calluses and like tortures on thy feet if thou heedeth me not. Thou shalt wear the complete school uniform while on duty. Thou shalt be neat and clean at all times. Thou shalt not wear round garters, nay nor shalt thou wear stock- ings with holes or unde-rclothing which is not easily washed. Verily, I speak unto ye, my students of Personal Higiene, and pray ye will heed and follow my advice through all the days of your life. MARY M. BUTLER. l You'd laugh to see me make my bed Now at the foot, now at the head. My brow quite puckered up with care The corners simply must be square. At all the Clinics which we see Miss Jones does it splendidlyg She pulls it here, and holds it there,- And then the corners come out square. And so I pull, and so I hold I tuck it here, andhere I fold, And know a joy beyond compare Whenever corners turn out square. Oh well, as fussy as it seems, You'd be surprised what precious dreams Are hidden in that very pair Of sheets, whose corners MUST be square. And when those dreams come true to me I'll think of all the Clinics, see- Remembering that it was where I learned to make the corners square. ANON. Eiglziy-se-v z Q9-Law xfff- fl ' 5 zzlnlan - gs- 1' 1'3'- 0 so af' Q ssxv 044 1 - - ' Rh-.-A--- 2 f'? ' 'i'? v1a- 'weaeff-Sw ' 'N Q444-' pf ,I .. '- Y k vnubxg Imagine our chagrin when: Agnes Peterson Hgowned and gloved the missing donor for a, trans- fusion in Surgery. Poor Pete thought he was a new interne. There are times when one does wonder- Edward Train told the patient's feminine visitor on Ward 155 that the patient was 'unable to sit up, and found he had been talking to the doctor. Ruby Baird found herself locked in the library at 8:30 one evening. The watchman was not chagrined but angry. Rose Futter and Frankie Fulp lost their purses at the beach and had to wait until a crowd of people boarded the car so they could squeeze in without paying fare home. CGood girls-at least they didn't accept a pick-up ridelb Wilma Black carefully placed a sterile transfusion set on a-chair in Surgery. A Tommy Curtis, then a probie, left the urine speimens from 500 in the Library, instead of the Lab. Nola Pickrell was locked in the bathroom for two hours, the evening she had a dinner invitation. The culprit was never captured. Hazel Richardson, as a Prep Student, icarefully Wrap-ped 500's daily allotment of enema and douche tips in separate gauze packages. Miss Booth declares there were 25 and that each bundle was tied with a blue ribbon. A A certain member of the January section dried the night's supply of Surgery's gloves by vacuuming them in the sterilizer, once too often. Eleanor Krentz, during the early probie days, was given a senior student's A ward report. The nice part was that the room-mate told everyone about it, and it was several days before the truth was known. A probie went to Surgery without the customary wheel chair or stretcher, 'determined that she could carry 500's daily supply of glucose and saline. They only used about 60 quarts of each, and those were the good old days of the coffee pot flasks. Rinalda Hanson found she was down to her last cent, and had to borrow a nickel from a cop for street car fare home. Someone vacuumed the vaseline gauze. - Juliano Montano offered Dr. W. Smith a patient's gown instead of a doctor's gown. - I. Miller crashed the gate, successfully, at 12:30 a. m. to meet Mrs. Greenbaum locking the cottage door. fNote to the powers-that-be: we need brighter lights on the porcheslb Esther Harvey on night duty on good old 500, having broken her watch, brought her alarm clock along for company. The alarm rang loud and long at 4 a. m., defying all efforts to stop it. Needless to say, for once a. m. care was completed by 7 a. ml 1 Edna Melton, in the early days of her career, asked Mrs. Kappel if she might give a patient a bed-pan. ' Isabel Koless' and Marian Wood lost their escorts at the Rosslyn Hotel, and had to come home in a police-car. The poor little student stepped out of her step-ins in Surgery. Price Pinkley Uplunked down 50c and demanded his star from Mrs. Muir. U Ninety an-uw Main 4: F I ' 13 -0-412, - -sn- in ':. 1' - ,1lI1'1:n, - -- x, - -V-w I-1 -Q1 Qi.,-, 9 5. ,411 ,Qs-.xx--, 44,, , I O-.xe.?3??3'7' 3 31. ,..:L- : XKQQQL- 'N' -kk?- ' , N ,.L. . 1, , 1 .uw-5.-,: ' 'lip - 1: v. - It udbl CLOTHING THE NURSE If I were a. nurse, with, a full purse, Some practical new clothes I'd choose. I'd listen to reason, buy according to season A whole new outfit from hat to shoes. Underwear comes first for this sane nurse, And some slips for me to wear. Smart walking shoes, I'd then have to choose. Buy hose with care, I'd get several pair. A dress or two would really do, Also a suit with a blouse of white, A sweater of wool for the days that are cool, And a coat to put on at night. Hats I'd get new, gloves, and purse, too, Hankies and scarf I'd buy then, I'd hang my new things away, to keep them that way, And slip into the uniform once again. My uniform of blue and white I'd put in the laundry every other nightg Daily I'd change my collars and cuffs, And wash my tie-two times a week is enough. Lipstick and rouge I wouldn't use, My hair I'd keep nice and neat, And nails I would never bite, Then I would really look sweet. ANNE KENEGSBERG. ' SONG A plaintive air is haunting me, A mystic air of long ago. With strains that linger soft and low . A plaintive air is haunting me. Witless as the winds that blow It sighs and will not let me be. A plaintive air is haunting me, A mystic air of long ago. MARY KENT. Eiglziy-nine 1 I .4 , , , Q f 'U w.. 1 4. Ax. X 4. 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St Y, 9 fs navel It was the third day of September, We came a sorry lot, Worn with our western journey We arrived all tired and hot. At first it was our uniforms With buttons five and four, Heaven bless the thoughtful seniors Who knocked at our cottage door. We met all our instructors, And in the rain went down, To count our Vanishing dollars In the book stores of the town. We learned to scour the tables And to tidy up the wards, Wash a million little glasses, And what the linen room is for. Watched o'er by kind Mrs. Traylor We learned to make our beds. And looked for Mrs. Easley's smile To cheer our aching heads. I We've been examined and immunized In a hundred different ways. From Clinic to Employee's desk, In a labyrinthal maze. We've Mrs, Muir for Ethics We like her very much She doesn't like to see you slouch, Or chew your gum too much. Mrs. Brown inspects our uniforms, Our ties are always wrongg Our cuffs are fastened backward And our uniform's. too long. Miss Pugh keeps up the library From cellar to the attic. I can't find this, You did this wrong, It's simply idiomatic. Then comes Miss Howland Who knows her A B- C's In Anatomy and , Bacteriology We'd like at least a B We like it here immensely We hope the time will hasten When we shall quite complete Our long term of probation. I L M gsm. 19315. Ninety a 4 1 Q ,-. . ,'5 .Y 11 EA. A f' 'Mft- E 3, 1. . ,wg 2. - ' . 5 hm- - Fi m,,if14v'3-13135. '-if ,117 Yu.-ui.. 1 . ,..,.!. - ,I ,Q-,av p hifi my.. , ?- 1 1' 'z 74 1'-,ff f r1w'fq5'f-rf filigg., iff 7 I ,355 .-,.5,',1, :- AAC , ,.. rw- '. ,gf ,' fx , -:,, V., . 1 .. Q . X W -... f M, .Ml My 'Ffa' I 4'x'f'i,:ff'- -' .. id fi' f'f?:f Il' ,xfwdwjv Q, Tk. - ,. ,.,, us. A n . ,CY . ,I-453 Q-.wr 1' x Nm-m yv. ,. L rs. aiggklg ?' 'Fifri .12 ' ,Y .J , H, so-up 1 1 ' .. f 1 U Q , 1 M s s - f, ! K i 1. K 1 ' , ..L f ' 'K ,.'L1'5+ , y A v Y . k Y f'..f ,y 7 W . , X, , -- if , 3? 12' f- ,I .-s ,,- I , ', H ,g R , ' . N bf , Y ,.l- ,f ,Q:v.,, f ,, ff? '- ' z . 'Lil Nil f 4. -Q M, , ' gf - xx ,. . , 4-. . ,. ,-, f- ,W , ,. ..- .... U, ..., - uve- -fy i.,f.'- -he ,, ,-4, V , 1'. P ' . .1. 1- ,,, Q f- ' f4,,J:1-., aj.1f',, .1-,f U':. 'J 'J ' 5 H, .' gf .'.ff,' '2 .,. ':- W - :ffm - , Y .. L, 4, , .,w, -, 3 5. I , gf, 'L gr! 1 0471, ,if Q. 4 , ., K 2 5551 fjiv -if F - fy! ' ' T, :L ' R49 ' J .5 .V .511 ,qi l V ff' 4561: .xy C .M f '. 0, l ' 1 311.1 pfqxf Q V M 1 , ff K, .wk ,rr 1 34 pq -. yn: ,-uf' af X FW .,,,,.ff-cf4,' . 1 , .-9, . ,. xi 1 ' -474 . -4 -, M ' I .Y . 1 - . -f p :., :wg .,...'1r qi: an-u ' 'mg .- 1-,fw ' if rv 'L . ,ff ', ' . I 74, v.. 4, . 4 'M pf ,. , . , v . fr' 1 1 I, 4 '1F':-114' ff.-':,1 ,,-.,. ., V. 1 -- Q., . , , , .ran '.-f .,3, , 1 K . , .A -,.A,, V . J., ,- , 'K ,, f ,rf K - , .5 qw , 1 ,f ,V f.ue'4a Je 4.,.Q ,--..A,,,.:,: ..,, FEATURES ' ,Juno S1951 ne.-,. .:'f,,, -' 4 '. ,. S ,,,p1.0 ,, , - --.5-5, Q- Q55 N, :gf -,4 '44 ffflgtstiit gi0f4,,,,,44I 'Q -,- - - , - 1 v 1ix,,x,.,g77f 1,1 'xg-534.-of x,xxs.,, ,Q rv, ,f ,. , Viv... - gf.. it .v. X of mf, I HUMOR V ictor- I'm going to shoot you. Curtis- Why? Victor- I've always said I'd shoot anyone that looked like me. Curtis- Do I look like you? Victor- Yes, Curtis- Well, shoot. A patient had his left arm amputated and so his right arm was left. His left arm was not left, since it was cut off, therefore his left arm was right. If he hed lost his 'right arm instead of his left, his left arm would have been left instead of his right, but that's not right, for his right arm was left, and not his left. Patient-Cin clinicl- Well, Dr. High, I'm your last patient. . Dr. High- Good, I was looking for you first. Mrs. Puckett-i What in the world is that patient doing here this late-it's 6 p.m. Ethel Nelson- Oh, he's waiting for tomorrow's clinic to begin. iii.. Question-Why does Dr. Stern call his girl Appendix? Opinion-Because she's so expensive to take out. Mrs. Brown- And so, girls, we can c-cme to the conclusion that nothing is im- possible. Pickrell- Well, I'd like to see someone put an umbrella down his throat and then open it. Miss Howland- What are the five senses? Helen Anderson- Nickels A nursing education trains the mind, but it never fills an empty head. Mrs. Easley-'Tm letting you out five minutes early today, girls. Please leave the classroom so as not to waken Dr's class. Vel. Borter- Dad, you're a lucky man. Father- How's that? ' 1 Vel.- You won't have to buy me any new books. I've been left in the same c ass. ,Tii Esther Hayden- Did you come from Boston? Mary Hale- Certainly n-ot. I'm talking this way because I cut my mouth on a bottle. . . Agnes Peterson- My brother is working with five thousand men under him. Ruth Libke- How come? Agnes- He's mowing lawns in a cemetery. ,Faye Griiiiths- Dr. Douglas felt so bad he had to go home. Maybelle Anderson- Is that so? Vertigo? Faye- Home, I said. p Little Frankie is a funny, And eccentric little waif, Swallowed all her roommate's moneyg Said that she was playing safe. Bright Student- Say, what is post natal clinic? Is that behind the nose? Ninely-six 'Y X s - 75- S qm- 04 r 1 o x v I rr Q Q E331 fr gp-uw M 41 cn L 555 101 a 140 317.9 ' s x '3 9 ' a , ' 4 - :nw -:. -fa, . '-.21 -x -w71fr' Ek ,,.?'o-1 I- !::,' , 3. 1l'!4fssstsxuq'a4,, 1 0 ' x- . 1. fl' . 6' ,9 f ' ' 3 1 p.i4g:,',: . J .,, , s ,. p G ww Nirzgly-fifue Qgulnu new. rift' .-5 157011 Ks-- ss- ff '- 4- 1' an ,4 'I sqxxss 4.4 1 4 -0-1 9- lx -y',. -1 1-1, gi, 9 , 4 ,g ss1C Ng '441411,1 - J: -1 ?!v ' 'Yax-.-::77' ic .lg .:' 1 : XKQQQ-5 S sw-f' - , Q, ,. 1 .nf '.: 4 -.... Su X Aiwa Interne-fcalling up his girll- Hello Dear, would you like to have dinner with me tonight? Janie Shell- I'd love to. Interne-t'Well tell your Mother I'll be over early. The night order book left the following order: Please reinsert John Doe's hemorrhoids after every B. M. WELL! Imagine the Nurses's Office surprise, to find, upon making her rounds, that the poor little student nurse was searching thru every cupboard and drawer for hemorrhoids. Sigler had a bathing 'suit It was pretty beyond doubt, But when she climbed inside the thing The most of her stayed out. All in the life of a nurse. Y-ooh-QCottage 31-What do you have for procedure tomorrow? Y-ooh-fCottage 41- We have 'Areas to Shavef Come on over. So many fpeople have babies at night we think the owl brings them instead of the stork. ' I can't abide people who borrow from me And never remember the debt. It isn't the principle of the thing I mind, It's the money that I regret. Frankie Fulp- Women are fools to marry. Dr. Lindquist- I know it, but what else is there for men to marry? .....T.. And now we have the absent minded doctor who scrubbed the ring off his wife and kissed the bathtub goodnight. - The jig is up, said the Dr. and his St. Vitus patient died. Dr. Bigler- I hear the country is starting a campaign against malaria. Mary DeKorte- What have the Malarians d-one now? Mary Butler- All that I am I owe to my Mother. Eunice Linderman- Why don't you send her thirty cents and square the ac- count? i Mrs. Heintzleman- What are the constituents of quartz? ' Proby- Pints. ' The following was found on the registration card of one of our probationers. Question--Give your parents' names. Answer-Mamma and Papa. Ann fin surgeryj- That Dr. has been following me around all morning. How can I get rid of him? , Lu- Unmask. i Eleanor Krenz-'iWhat's the idea wearing your socks wrong side out? Fritz McKern- There's a hole in the other side. ' Friend- What is your daughter going to be when she has passed her State Board Examination? Mrs. Doyle- An old woman. Miss Howland-- What is dandruff? Jane Burson- Just chips off the old block. Ninety-eight K h?,: 9-- 'vfa rr ' --N.-3-:P-gg ff W-may x. . el wb 1 asv .Q 11 ills fl-, , 4 Suu. Q- KS? Q-S 3311 V - X. --- - xx - 5. . 'J' SK --', I7 '.Ns -pg 1 1- t Sl 1: 5S0.e,4,41.f1!-QS YXsx'4az,:11.1!..- .lcfhf-'V sg .-. ,Q 1Vi11c'fy-.vkfuen up-may ff. . 1. -- 5 011144, 5 ---7?'xx --12 L -.5 S 1-'. ,frgsf-'S S'x '04,,1,,1 'J ' - - - ' '-X-sg ....-:-7-rf ' 2 Jr. gf- : XX-6.04- ' X-x---- - of ' ,z -' -.. U - '- f 1:-Q I. sz -r X ex no'-5 THE M. D.'s MATE Surely, surely, somewhere there must be a perfect mate for the fas- cinating creature, the brilliant M. D., the composite He Man we hear so much about. c Surely, surely, somewhere, if only in the realm of his masculine imagination there must be his correlative soul, the one plu-perfect dream girl! ! A girl with all the charms and traits so dear to masculine fancy. A girl who is sufficiently spiritual to appeal to his higher nature, and sufficiently human to appeal to the other 99.506 of him. A girl who is big enough to pretend to be little and helpless, wise enough not to mind being frivolous 'and foolish, and strong enough to ad- mit her weakness. A girl who has brains enough to forget that she is beautiful-ands beauty enough to make a man forget that she has brains. , Who will accept him as her Lothario, teacher, advisor, authority, even to outlining the political situation, but can manage to remember in her most demanding moment, her Pathology, Anatomy, and her Bacteriology to the extent that Lister and Listerine are not synonymous, her Geog- raphy of direction and curves, even that Rex Beach is neither a Gretna Green nor a summer resort. Who knows how to take a compliment gracefully without seeming to snap at it like a pom at a bon-bon. Who can say the soothing, sympathetic, understanding phrase, in- stead of the scintillating retort, and gives the gracious gesture instead of the brilliant overture at the psychological moment. Who has such a wide scope of interests and responsive enthusiasms that she is as colorful and mysterious as the eternal beckoning of the unread chapter of a compelling book, and is far too busy to be dated on a twenty minute request. Who has that poise born of calm self assurance that is true aristocracy of heritage with a total lack of self-consciousness that bespeaks breeding, and not the pose and effort of the social climber. Who, by her thorough and convincingly genuine appreciations, rec- ognizes at all times the dormant, latent greatness that is his permanently in his reveries of solitude. But even after this earnestly scientific quest, he inevitably awakens one day and finds he has committed the unbelievable impossible! Alas, he has bestowed that priceless and enviable degree, Master Research Sci- ence QMrs.J on some amusing little trick who cuddled and kidded him straight to the altar! Did he do it for the capable helpmate and home- maker, the splendid mental companion and comrade for whom he has been so faithfully and sometimes ruthlessly searching these intense years? Men may come and men may go, which they most often do, but the paragon men like to believe themselves seeking and the apparations they actually marry are just about as much alike as Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Sairy Gamp. The right composition of ruflles and flutters can cash out a man's joint bank account, break his heart,spoil his finest friendship, ex- pose his most cherished confidence, and feed him, rocks for biscuits, he'll love her just as long as she can paint him to himself as the great, all- encompassing He man, the amazing, the brilliant, and the all-seeing M. D. RUBY BAIRD, '34. One Hundred ,-1-nn-.4 '?Xs Q N5'N oss ' '96:::::'?' C 'lnw A 450 I ,- -1153 A-, , 4 Xxuw...- sus-- - v - x g LD'- b 4 . 5 'N 'r7 LNS '77 4' '51 tix - NY'4 ,41111f4-P5159 NxsxQ44,411,44,- ' 152- .' ,Ml s .. 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Bonnie Brae J. A. Gafford, M. D. 776118 Santa Fe Ave., Huntington Park L. G. Baldwin, M. D. lst Trust Bldg., Pasadena H. F. Whalman, M. D. 727 W. 7th St. W. S. Kiskadden, M. D. 1930 Wilshire Blvd. S. D. Ingham, M. D. 727 W. 7th St. W. C. Boek, M. D. 1709 W. 8th St. Newton Evans, M. D. 2000 Milan, So. Pasadena G. Thomason, M. D. 1219 Hollingsworth Blvd. R. Duncan, M. D. 1052 W. 6th St. H. P. Jacobson, M. D. 2007 Wilshire Blvd. One Hundred One Bloom Dru g Co Irwin Bloom, R.PI1., PI1.G. Efhel Bloom, R.PI1. Compliments of Karl's Kustom Made Shoes 2632 No. Broadway Store hours: 8:30-8:30 I+ pleases Special discount to County Us Hospital employees , 'ro h Please Phone: Hours: You C:Api+ol 5:32 9a.m. +0 bpm. 'tm ZONAI' AVENUE Dr. Frank H. Courfney PHONE CAPITOL 9420 . DENTIST E , II27 MISSION ROAD PHONE CAPITOL 5697 262IV2 Broadway Los Angeles Om' Hundred Four Phone 'CApi+aI I I759 Bernece Byrnes, Mgr.- IJ Para on S eeialt hop Ladies, Ready-to-Wear-Men's DR. SIMMS LORENZ DENTIST Hours 9 'Io I2 and I I'o 6 Office: CApiI'al 5234: Res. CApilI'al 0634 Rooms 2 and 4, San Carlos Bldg. -Corner Griffin Ave. and N. Main St. Los Angeles, California Phone CApi'I'al 4508 Featuring Nurses' Uniforms Fresh Cut Flowers Floral Designs D Corsages II45 Nodh Mission Road Mary Minagawa II39 N. Mission Rd. Prop. Los Angeles Ma,-celling Finger Waving II33 N. Mission Rd., Opposile Gaiehouse Shampooing Manicuring . Margaret's Beauty Shoppe MY PERMANENT WAVES ARE GUARANTEED Phone CApital 11759 1145 No. Mission Road, Los Angeles General Lunch SANDWICHES CHILI-TAMALES. Mrs. Elizabefh Ferguson Over Six Years Wifh You DUNKIN Jiffy LUNCH 193.1 Zona St. Featuring 251: Meals ICE CREAM SANDWICHES CIGARETTES CANDY ICE CREAM NOVELTIES and the DUNKIN CAFE 1117 N. Mission Road MRS. STELLA BARKER DRESSMAKING Alterations and Repairing Nurses' Uniforms Internes' Smocks Surgical Gowns 607 S. Daley CApiI'al 6947 One Hundred Three vw FRIENDS MINE . ' 431 i .u . 4 7,1 A I ,xg '. 1f 3 ' gf., g . , ' 1 . lt: , P. 5' . rrp. W, +-. '1,ii?v ,.. 4 I 4'N'Nj,g.!-4,..' f Ag. X'-' iff? ,. fl in-Y f., qw 5' 'WF 55, ff: .Q 1, -Q mg, ffl' Edmund Watson Photographer for Rx I934 405 So. Wesfern Ave. Phone DR 40l3 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA OIMH 1 iF YD l l 1 l l The long trek is ended. The threadbare blue and White checks are packed away, as are the frayed collars and cuffs and the thin black tie. Anatomy and Materia Medica books gather dust on the shelves. Worn White duty shoes are tossed in the Good Will bag. State Board is a thing. of the past. As a reminder of those happy days, We leave with you this token, our year book, at the end of Memory's trail. INEZ LUCILE MILLER. One Hundred Eight ! r li I '1 l l 4 5 ,Nz N Ml V li il 2: Xl ll ll ll li l I ll! lil lil l, Printing by Wolfer Printing and Engraving Engraving by Mission Engraving Co. Photographs by Watson Studios Covers by MacManus and Morgan One Hundred Scfvnz 5- 'Hb- fa ,5 is . L H-SL. 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