Lancaster General Hospital Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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She has never declined to lend a sympathetic ear to our troubles, nor to stand loyally behind us in our work and activities. Ever interested in our Welfare and success, she has constantly Worked in untiring efforts for our benefit. We have found Miss Fletter to be not only a com- petent advisor, but a Wise counsellor, confidant, helper, and understanding friend. fats.-gp. namwseiusewswz-wif-'?+M'-?sanawn+Ne.f . . .xr Afm fekim i-H ia! . F 1 - 43 1- M I V 1 i l 'rim'-Hifi? r '3'1'f,r:,?FQ1'z7ff?i f'v f'f'f'-'M l i'?VQ?Q7fk5., - 'F-2 1 - - ' PPRECI TIO x 1 1 i l 1 1 + i l l :Q 1 l 1 ll E1 w y We, the class of 1952, Wish to extend our appreciation to Mrs. Edythe Kistler, our Director of Nursing, whose guidance and direction have brought us successfully through three years of training. As a result of her efforts, y we have proudly witnessed, during our stay at L.G.H., many advancements in our school of nursing. We know that the sound counsel of our director has helped prepare us for future problems and spurred us on to enthusi- astic pursuit of our goal. 1 I 1 1 1 1 ., , Vg.:-1L,ff'n 'rw 2 ' TQ 'v'1f',..fZ- 'f. '9 '.::-,':'2v:':1-,H -. -1: Q. , ,, -ffm-.--., 5 ,. , , U , , ,K , T ,, , , , :.Skfez2-Qifaef-'22f 2'a3E5a5 iQ-14611 45wf1GGe'1H w.'--mr:-qiriiwffqli-f fm is-4-31-1 1r'w -54112524-1 1-Q 4.-,fix 1 'fw -'- Abs sf' .4 X DMINI TR TIO 4 uf:..gMs,f4q,Q-'qmw-Kwai-ei-ievawfasf-22' IW'-A '.i,-a-nwsxw j x! V - f n . -ff' -. f frm!-sawz q za ' gm . nf - mv. ' - ,r -f-4 we-ma-r.'fff:.a:1:?.w:eQfff:.:br,f:iPP 'f-ff 'Q ' 'f ' I EDYTHE G. KISTLER, R.N., B.S. Director of Nursing TO THE CLASS OF 1952: When you entered our School you chose Nursing as a career. Actually,.Nursing is a great vari- iety of careers. Now, about to graduate, you are choosing that one career in Nursing, Wl11Cl1 YOU can Serve most effectively and in which you can find greatest personal satisfaction. To you who have taken the important step of becoming a nurse, the World is beckoning. What sort of a nurse! Reliability and all it implies in honesty, loyalty, and alertness would certainly be the outstanding quality that physicians and other nurses expect of a nurse-but patients look for more. Con- scientious performance of duties is that intangible something that makes the truly successful nurse. The quality is hard to define. It is the sort of devotion to duty which keeps the captain of a great ship on lhls bridge 48 hours, without sleep, when danger threatens. It is something more, for a nurse is not dealing with ships, but with the human body-the temple of the mind and of the soul. It is a spiritual quality that patients recognize instantly, hospital directors long to find in every nurse, and that can most simply and unsentimentally be called interest plus. .Henry Van Dyke's Work expresses an attitude that seems particularly desirable in the field of Nursing and your chosen career: This is my Work. My blessing, not my doom, Of-all who live, I am the one by Whom This Work can best be done in the right Way. Will you be that sort of professional nurse? If so, God bless each one of you. ' en. RL. . 1 Mrk, 1 ff' .lc :mf -few-1' 'Q f'- TL' 1.'fS -'.'.'-il. -ff?f1l'1 ':'f f212'fff1 - .:. , -. . ., V . S ., , , , la.a'1-.512-55qifgQiG1-' 45nf'.?M-:fs-S:-g+.-5.-34.-7,.Sz1es5..2 .-sl. .gw.,s63.ce9- :gw:.4.,g.ev-.,, w.qnsgf5y..s'-51gg'g:g-gg -,- if M3::..:,1.,,.. t ,Wx , ,, reat vari- can serve gg What y be the re. CON' 'se. The ip gn his t dealing' 1 qualify at Simply the field lj 0 ROGER W. DeBUSK, M. D. Executive Director It is a sincere pleasure to offer my congratu- lations to the Class of 1952. The Administration and the Board of Directors of the Hospital join me in wishing you every possible success in the pursuance of your Worthy profession. May you always find the hope and courage necessary to overcome the obstacles which may confront you in the performance of your service to humanity. Roger W. DeBusk, M.D. Executive Director M.-. N.. V . .. Q. . . .--. . .- Q- Y .. ' .- .. . . V -V 7 2l -Rt !f-ilxk . Mi-sake e 3 fr, X- ' .i ' - ' - - 1 Wi ' ' 4 vi 1-. T' . .N- fer . A u ' F ' M 'W I rf' I f --'1 LL , 1 f ' I 3 1 : 1 I A Mr ! NIVRS JEAN B IVEIRICH R N , B S RIISS CHARLOTTE VOSS, R.N., BS., 51.5. 1' . ' 1 . I , 0. . . . . D, . Instructor in Biologxcal Sclences Educational lrectol R 1 x i r V f ' I ' K GFS!! 1 1 1 I i MISS M. IRENE FLETTER, R.N. MRS. BARBARA LEASE, R.N. MISS MARIAN SENSENIG, R.N., B.S. 5 Nursing Arts Instructor Ward Teacher Ward Teacher 1 T i r MISS VIRGINIA BARTHEL, R.N., B.S. MRS. KATHERINE SCHENK, R.N., B.S. Cllnical Instructor Clinical Instructor 'C i ! I .r-,T .AA V . -,Q-45,5- Q,Q?P:. ' . A fkf, -E .1'1.'gr'vu . .1 , - ,4 . . , .- T +-A 1:5392 A - -f f. sais.-,sas-, , meme-sg-..,- iff: mums -S ff' W MISS HELEN EDGAR, R.N., B.S. MISS FREDA ROSEMAN, R.N. Director of Psychiatric Nursing Second Assistant Director of Nursing Y' IVIRS. ANNA ICLOIDT, B.S., A.D.A. MISS EVELYN BRINSER, R.N., B.A. l'N'v Bs' Instructor of Diet Therapy liealfh Nurse H MR. IVAN WV. LEFEVER DR. PAUL L. WVHITELY Sociology Instructor PSYCh010gY Instructor .:a.-,4-:mg-mts.wf'1 awe'-4-NG-'rsszfee :'!'i:' ,NFS-P1 T 'J . - Tm' ' . 3 . 4 ' :ibm -Q 'G 1' f ' 4 H fffi?'CQ!3'12'H5!!f:f5i3ii3's!??Kff6'f3lffffG2F!6? 7'?' 'ri' ' I I I Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr - Mr. Mr Mr Mr I Mr Mr il JI lr ll' ir vl . 'l l. ll ls l i li il . i M. l .41 . U. I .yu .-Q ' n 1 3. X ll li V I wi . N l 'fl 3 . fl f 54 I 1 l. 1 Lil .V ll lf ll .li I . I Mr: Mr. Mr. A Mr. Dr. Board of Directors BOARD OF DIRECTORS Joseph M. Breneman J. Harold Brubaker A. G. Bucher Raymond D. Buckwalter Chester W. Carpenter John H. Cart-er Charles R. Cooper Harry B. Coyle James C. Dunlap John B. Eslielman John J. Evans, Jr. Robert Y. Garret, Jr. Paul M. Grubb E. T. Hager Lowell Halligan John I. Hartman John G. Hershey Hampton Hassler Leslie S. Hubbard Byron K. Horne Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr George S. Mann Ivan M. Martin Michael G. Moore Paul A. Mueller Richard Oblender C. N. Painter S. G. Pontius Milton H. Ranck Frank L. Sener C. L. Snavely Jesse Snavely, Jr. John F. Steinman M. J. Warnock Joseph C. Wentz John S. Wise HONORARY MEMBEPS Mr. F. L. Suter Mr. J. A. Maxwell Mr. Albert H. Frltz Nursing .School Committee Mr. C. L. Snavely QM Chairman MT' Kendig C. Bare Mr. John G. Hershey A MF- Harry B- COYIS Dr. Byron K. Horne if Mrs. John I. Hartman Mrs, Paul Mueller 4 l 4 Mr. Leslie Hubbard Dr. Joseph Appleyard EX officio Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler, R.N., B.S. Dr. Roger W. DeBusk .,. All 'l V I. 3.-A f IA-f:7:'ff fif Q5f51if afi'-Fi n ' 'J A f.'7, . -. ' '.',.l ii 'li' ':- 3' K' -'-' -A, - 1'--if ' W fi'f 'r'f'l M1r - V !5 i-f 'ff' '-'f'f'f wf1vf1-Efvfwfrf' sk-2.4awafa.e2.iw2:F.,vJ Q- . .. . . . . . SE I 1 ,.-av-1,,,:.-...a-1n.m.gq.g5.-1,ggum. '0M.'5-gqwt , V f '4' I -'. ' -' 'A' 'F' -- IORS . 1 . ,. .,.. b, . H W l , , ,:,, 75 x,L,L,1 5 L ,,V1 ,,,li.x I V .L1 V j A X ' ' V. :nv X, 'V ffvff , , if? ff A Q, f, X , , ,., Xc ' - 2. 1 was 51 , :fW11'h' 'i ,V - ', ' 'ZA Shwikly 7 Q 1' fb, T- L UV . U, 14 '- 1. 1'1 .,, 5 Yhflfj' ss- i PATRHHA.BARE PM Lancaster R. D. 7, Pa. W'ea1'ing all that Weight of Learning Lightly Like oi Flower. You hear a burst of laughter and a shuffle of feet and somehow you've guessed that Pat is around. This jovial, good-natured girl is always ready to listen to and laugh at the latest jokes Cand add a few of her ownl. , OH duty she can be found driving around lin her Dad's Ford. If it's summertime, and at all p-os- sible, you'll find Pat heading for the shore. Con- cerning literature, she is one -of the comic book boosters. Just ask Pat the lyrics to the latest hits, and she will promptly tell you. But as for the bones of the body, that's another thing-huh, Pat? Probably the worst fate she can imagine is spending eight weeks in Diet Kitchen-her Water- loo. Her preferred floor is Men's Surgical, and it is here she hopes to Work upon graduation. SHIRLEY ANNE AMENT Shirl 721 New Holland Ave., Lancaster, Pa. A Merry Heart Dotli Good Lilce Medicine. Shining brunette hair plus SPa1'k1iY1S lJ1'0Wh eyes are two of the outstanding characteristics of this neat and attractive miss. In addition, she.is a good nurse and has an energetic personality which she uses to enliven her surroundings, whether oif or on duty. Her outside interests vary, but. it's.safe to gay the certain owner of that fraternity pinf' rates first. Shirl has an ear for popular music and IS very fond of dancing. She is also one of the few gurls blessed with a home near the hospital. Shirl keeps us all laughing 'with her humorous chatter and dramatized zimitations, but at times her outlook is serious. Just ask her if she'll .ever forget her maternity training! We're sure Shirley will succeed in whatever the future holds. . Sw Si X. MIRH Pi perfec ro-be, z an en' Orite s new ti If ym on Mi dance: 'I she ki find h Profic few 0 N first C thing, 'E'59l5Fi557f33fSi'14ff g i l' lf 53531345- 5 ..?ceg.'i- .os -' 1 af. r-so are r S' vm. , 'v:.sff.1-4 e4L.L4'..t.g1Lve, Shu ARLENE BARLEY Beanie Lancaster R D 6 Pa . 'I Pa. dzcine. llg :ristics :gf JH, She is Qrsonality '59 lfvhethel' S safe to Dill rates nd is very few girls humorous at times she'1l ever re Shirley s. tn.-nn:-ff Sn Eliifaihbx 15' 'R- MIRIAM BRUBAKER Mim Akron, Pa. Infinite Riches in a Little Room. Petite, pleasing, and popular describe Mim perfectly. Her auburn haiir, up-to-the minute Ward- robe, and friendly, effervescent personality make her an enviable acquaintance. High on her list of fav- orite sports are swimming, ice skating, and devising new tricks to horrify her fellow-inhabitants of 539 . If you Want an evening's entertainment, Just call on Mim to do one of her famed hootchie COOtCl'1l9,, dances. To take the boredom out of chorus practice, she knitted several pairs of argyles. Any fone will Hnd her to be tops as a friend -or felloyv-Worker. Proficiency, dependability, and congeniiality are 3 few of her outstanding characteristics. Night duty on Pediatrics would probably be her first choice. To you, Mini, we wish the best of every- thing. Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice. The petite, curly-haired, brown-eyed nurse with the immaculately White apron is Beanie. Even after a particularly busy niight on evening duty, Beanie comes through looking her fresh, neat self. Plossessing a str-ong alto voice, Beanie is a mem- ber of the L.G.H. sextette. She was also a Student Council representative her first year in training. An avid sports enthusiast, Arlene enjoys parti- cipating in and watching almost all types of athletic activities. With the same energy with which she enters into sports, she goes about nursing. Efficient, alert, and observant, Beanie makes a good depend- able nurse. Flor her dreams of the future, just take lone look at that sparkling ring .on her left hand, and you can guess the rest. Best Wishes to you, Beanie. vq ,Q l 'K R . ,-F , t ,,, , -Q , .t 2 , ,i , . - . R- ,,, - T--.A ,. , fn Y -Mn . f--7-I 5-- '. 13, .. ' '- -- it-,Y V- - .hs - - . rYagTf'wi-wiv-4 in ns -W -i vi rw -- .- jg , vfwg-ry. -V -1- , is 1,-557, i x . .k - , . . . ,, .2 - V. - - V . - . - . -- A, 4 - if 1 af 4 .,, A XIV V. :Li M996 ,Zvi 1 - JOYCE DICKINSON Joyce 535 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster Heaven of Charms. A rare gem composed of many facets, Joyce displays her sparkling personality in many ways. She is grac-iously endowed with a peaches and cream complexion accented by a contagious smile and dancing eyes. Her attire is equally neat whether it be lin uniform or in the best formal of tulle over rustling taffeta. Being cool and collected, she handles situations competently on duty. Her qualities of leadership were revealed in the capacity of chairman of the Student Council Social Committee. She possesses an acute attraction for Buicks, food, classical and popular music, pretty clothes, airplanes, tall, dark and handsome gentlemen, and Florida. Her leisure time is occupied by letter writ- ing, exercising QYJ, knitting and playing hostess to all classmates congregating in her room. We know she'll be a success in whatever field she enters. HELEN CHARLES Charlie Lancaster R. D. 2, Pa. There is Frienclliness in Her Eyes. This black-haired, blue-eyed gal possesses an optimistic point of view. Wlth 1191 9113331113 and Warm personality, Charlie is always ready. for fun. Am-Ong her favorite pastimes are playing field hockey, ice skating, reading, and gabbing in the Nurse's Home. Serving on Student Council for two years, she was also secretary of the organization her first year in train-ing. Her best-liked departments were pediatrics and medical floors. Charlie, active in class functions, is always ready to add her own individual touch to decorations for our social activities. Her laughter and gaiety make her a welcome member of any'com1n1ttee. With her congenial personallity and efficiency in nursing, we are sure her future will hold happiness and SUCCESS. 5: ay 'W ' FAT thin ofte: Thoi muc eat inch last, Fay H1311 mad whe' Shot Q HM X3fHGi? ' 1 7 ' f x s ' - i - -1 n ikki Charlie esses an Ing and for fun, ing field g in the ears, she her first nts were s always iecorations nd gaiety ttee. With 1 nursing, iness and FAYE ENCK Faye 301 N. Cedar St., Lititz, Pa. S0 is her Face Illimiiiied with heir Eyes. Faye is a good sport who usually knows every- thing about anything. Her characteristic laugh is often heard ringing thr-ough the halls of H519 .Duke . Those big brown eyes and that fiashing smile add much to her charm. She literally lives on hoagies , but loves to eat almost anything palatable. Her outside interests include sports of any kind, good music, movies and last, but not least, Dan. We all think of the voice when we think of Faye. Her beautiful contralto solos have been heard many times in our glee club concerts. She really made the girls swoon at the party down 2113 By-berry when she sang Bill . With Faye's pleasant sense of humor she should go far in her nursing career. CAROLYN EBERLY Carolyn Soudersburg, Pa. Life has no Pleasure Nobler than that of Friendship. Vim, vigor, and vitality summarize Carolyn to a HT . Dependability and capability are other traits which she possesses, in addition to a grand sense of humor. Besides all th-is, consider her offices of Senior class president and associate editor .of ouii yearbook and you have a very busy and popular gir . Carolyn is known as the great im1itator a.nd often has classmates holding their sides in laughter. She may be termed the artist of our class, having spent a year in art school prior to entering training. Dark, shining hair, slim iigure, and neatness are all characteristics of Carolyn. She :is a lover of cats, fun and all things beau- tiful, also an ardent supporter of Y.F.C. Carolyn is a firm believer in her own convictions and not to be easily swayed-in short, a wonderful friend and classmate. S . .rn . ,app 411-'P ' ' . .. .- - - - .. B, '!'n.'vl 'ik-455 1 ' l SHIRLEY ANN GEIB Shirley Rexmiont, Pa. A Good Laugh is Sunshine in the House. Long brunette tresses, Winsome smile, neat figure and a generous portion of height-this is the recipe for Shirley. She is one of the fortunate lasses who sports a sparkler ion the th-ird finger of her left hand. Shirley is the pfossessor of a keen sense of hum- or, she likes jokes, flat shoes, dark lipstick, and a certain convertible Chevrolet. She is one -of the original 539y' gang and an eager participant of the many Ugab sessions . Ask Shirley Where her mfind was when she accidently took the visitor's temperature instead of the patient's. She and Pickel, usually seen together, :illustrate the long and short 'of it . A trace of a la Dutch is found in her speech. Shirley :is usually in the center of any gaiety and her happy-go-lucky nature has won her many friends. JOAN ANN FREY Joan 436 East Petersburg Rd., Lititz, Pa. Nothing Great Was Ever Achieved Witlzoziat Pcrsevercnce. Quiet, reserved, yet fun-loving describe this classmate Wh-o hails from the famous Upretzel town . Other than nursing, J'oan.ie's finterests include classical music-of which she has many records- and eating. She .is famous for her Lititz pretzels and luscious homemade fudge. Joanie can also be seen knitting when off duty and is quite an expert at it. And-we can't forget-she is the lucky reci- pient of many letters from that northern land of Alaska. Joan has proven herself to be a good nurse and steady Worker, and has especially enjoyed her psychiatric training at Philadelphia State. Her future plans vary between psychiatric work and public health nursing. Well, Joanie, Whatever the future holds, We Wish you the best. u MAR H I not i gener terioi made l founc the g I face? guess the 5 l gig-gl bedsi. l L! 8E'lE'E'1-'Fl X z- 1 s. Nw'Q t'-- rf - '- -1' tiivt P 'Thr' ': Joan tl, Pa. lr ic vcd describe this 'pretzel town , terests include Willy records- ,Lltlfz Pretzels ie. can also be ,Lute an expert the lucky reci. rthern land of a good nurse ly enjoyed her ia State. Her tric work and . whatever the , MARY ESTHER GERLACH Mary Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Her Voice Was Ever Soft, Gentle, and Low. Do you think Mary is quiet? Then you have not really learned to know her, for she has a generous amount of energy behind that placid ex- terior. Her pleasant manner and gay spirits have made her a valued and sincere friend to each of us. During leisure hours, Mary can usually be found reading, writing letters, or just talking with the girls. Did you .nwotice that dreamy look ion Mary's face? Frank must be coming home. As you have guessed, he constitutes Mary's chief iinterest and is the source of many letters from Florida. We shall always remember Mary for her soft giggle and smiling eyes, as well as for her efficient bedside nursing. We wish you the best, Mary, wherever you go. DORIS GEORGE George 108 S. Grant St., Manheim, Pa. Without Music, Life Would be ct Mistake. Here we have one of the smallest, liveliest members of our class. Yes, this is our George with her high schlolastic standing, good nursing care, and :interest in extracurricular activities. Piossessing friendliness and an appreciation of good humor, Doris is welcome to any gathering. Off duty, George can .often be seen dashing to a game of tennis or her favorite winter sport, :ice skating. With her outstanding musical talent, Doris has been one of the dependable accompanists for the Glee Club. She has also been a pnominent member of Student Council, serving as treasurer this year. Receiving Ward work and Pediatrics hold her interests for the future, and judging from the past, we know she'll succeed in whatever she decides. Best wishes to you, Doris! W .f -.re --.-..-s..,.sf-gif.--si.-.sw-Qwb:--P-ravens-4 . , - i . ' - - YN e ' ' 5 ELAINE GINGRICH Elaine East Petersburg, Pa. This is the Thing I was Born to do. Shining black hair, rippling gay laughter, .and a pleasing manner-these characterize this vivacious miss. Energy makes action is proven by Elaine, for wherever she is, there is never a dull moment. On duty she uses this energy by being a conscien- tious and diligent nurse, and off duty she is usually engaged in one of her many school or :outside activities. P-ossessing a pleasing soprano voice, Elaine has sung quite a few solos in our various Glee Club concerts. With a great love for fun, she usually is in the middle of a good time, whether sit be taking a spin in her dad's car or on a blind date . We wish Elaine success as she studies for her B.S. degree. SYLVIA ANN GETZ Sibby 424 S. Fifth Avenue, Denver, Pa. From a Little Spark May BW'3t CL Mighty Flame. Preoise, peppy and meticulous, readily and ably describe Sibby. Her accent :identifies her with her home town :of Denver. Sylv1a's quick spoken deci- sions and distinctive laughter are earmarks of her unique personality. If at any time Sibby cannot be found, one need only to remember her constant craving for food-she might be at .the corner luncheonette, munching on a California burger, :or as can be seen by her over-abundant wardrobe, her love for pretty clothes takes her down town shopping. Among her hobbies, horseback. riding rates high, for she has been an enthusiastic equestrienne for a number of years. Full of fun and bursting with energy, this hard-working nurse is an asset to any ward. - ' Ei l x' 9 T' un. Q., SH wit for eye anc fur Sin Shi or for a . gen Ma thr Sibby 13 Pa. Mighty Flame radily apd ably l-her with her lx Spoken ded, lrmai-ks of her be found, one it craving for ' luncheonette, 01' EIS 03.11 be i, her love for shopping. ,I riding rates lc equestrienne 1 energy, this .ny ward. v 4 we-iff .' QQ ,- f 3' g,3:gg,E,,5,,,k,gup -si., - 3 , M, . -J , -- -,,,,,.-WU ' - - -- an 3 . v nu 4,7 I - ig Q . 495594 -j 'T E,1S ' iKi2 '2 - if lf, V H453 Q?xi?35i'i-72'ii5' '9'Y,-4' 9 SHIRLEY ANNE GROFF Shirley Lancaster R. D. 7, Pa. Nothing 'is so Contagious as Enthusiasm. Take a good measure of class spirit, mix it with a more the merrfier attitude, and add a love for fun.-Top this with a dazzling pafir of blue eyes and a cheerful chuckle, and the result-Grofiie. Shirley has been a frequent committee chairman and one of the managers behind many of our social functions, to which she adds originality and zest. Since she is a lover of night life, we may find Shirley working night duty as a graduate. GroHie's one and only Ken will also testify to her love for late hours. Shirley is an out-of-doors enthusiast and plays a wicked game of baseball and basketball. Her generosity and loyalty have won her many friends. May her future years be as successful as her past three years have been. ' .airsssiwoziseui-grains as ' ELVA GROFF Groflie Quarryville R. D. 1, Pa. It Would Talk, My, How it Talked. A machine gun rapidity of speech, flashing, expressive eyes, and an intense 'interest in the news of the hospital are all typical of Elva, better known as Groflie. She is an enthusiastic spectator of al- most any sport, an avid reader of comic books, a loyal supporter of class activities and is always up to date on the latest s-ong hits-especially renditions by Guy Mitchell and Johnny Ray. Groffie loves excitement and seems to have an A 4 . . . . , attiactlon for it-especially on evening duty. She s an enthusiastic worker and has a sincere concern 1n those under her care. Elva is very reticent about things close to her heart, but we know she has an adventurous spirit. May you find that adventure you're seeking, Elva. My ,,,,.,,,. uv. 4 tix-zz.,-1--xifg-gg.. -V r-. -' c '-qi 'ijt 'iq' ' 'I' W-w t .5 .Y . --. . - - Miha PATRICIA HACKMAN Pat 244 Duke St., Ephrata, Pa. I Would 'Twere Bedtime. A brown-eyed miss with that distinctive Ephrata drawl is our Pat. Pat's pastimes are Bernie, sleep- ing, Bernie, knitting, and Bernie. A most loyal foot- ball fan is Pat and a very ardent card player. She has a definite Hair for fashions. Just try out any old joke and Pat sis bound to appreciate it, though ywou may have to repeat it a few times. 1 Pediatrics and .obstetrics were two of I-Iack's favorite departments. She has a way with chiildren which explains her success as a pediatric nurse. Pat has a talent for getting things accom- plished with seemingly little effort. Her air of nonchalance hides a warm heart and a definite sense of responsibility. May her future be every- thing she wishes it to be. ANNA HABECKER Annie Washington B-oro, R. D. 1, Pa. The Longer You Know Her, the Better You like Her. Silence may be golden for some, but not for Annie , We like 'our Annie just the. way she is: 9, gal with zest for life and fun. She is a hard and diligent worker. Anna, :our tall, slender, .blonde- ha-ired lass, prefers mother's home cooking to hospital food. C-ould this be the reason she fails to gain the weight of which she dreams? Annie loves the lout-of-doors and has spent many happy hours in the good fresh air iof Wash- ington Boro, from whence she hails. With a definite mind and will of her own, she displays determined sticktuitiness. What would the class of '52 be without the gay laughter of this true-blue friend? Annie spends her spare moments chatting, reading, and confering with fellow members of 539 ron miischievious bus-iness. Her dependability and sincerity will be great attributes to her as a successful nurse. .Q 2. X . JAI a lc Till beat colc itat is v Det in 1 heai the ous her 1' - A-A rvf itxi' T ., 1 w '. 'iISix9a's5+s?2e' ..4 .--- .f 33 rv' B- . . ,Knit ,fgrep ,, . L ,iw L -, f . 5 , Q , . 5 ni Annie R. ou like Her. out not for Wly she is: 3 hard and l91', blonde- :ooking to she fails to I has spent ir of Wash. er own, she t would the iter of this ts chatting, members of ill be great -4 ., mv-if' JANE ARLENE HARVEY Tillie Quarryville R. D. 1, Pa. To Know Herr is to Like Her. A staunch Southern Lancaster Countian with a love for good food is Tillie. Do you have a yen for a bull session? Just ask Tillie her opinion on anything from the price of beans to racial prejudice and you're sure to get a colorful view-point, expressed in her own inim- itable Way. A kind heart has Tillie Jane and her loyalty is Well Worth Winning. She's a very Willing worker. Determination and a strong will are also present in this native of Quarryville. Home is Where her heart is. One of Tillie's favorite forms of recreation is the movies, and she enjoys anything from a hilari- ous comedy to a tear-producing tragedy. With her sincere enjoyment of life, We're sure her days will never be dull. f Aeemmwassmvn-S KATHRYN E. HARNISH Harnish Lancaster R 1, Pa. A Keen Sense of Humor Mcckes Others Happy and Creates Lots of Fun. It's just as easy to laugh as to cry , is Harnish's philosophy which has become evident during these three years. She thoroughly proved ihis to the group who experienced Byberry with er. How We Wish We too lived in 539. Why? Then We Would have had the good fortune .of those lucky kids who were kept from starving by Kathryn's deliciously prepared dishes. Can We ever forget that luscious spaghetti dinner and the chicken with Waffles? As for a pet peeve, anything untidy or con- taining even microscopic particles of dirt irritates her scrutinizing eye. Kathryn's gift of gab has entertained fellow workers and patients alike. This talkative class- mate of ours is sure to be a success in whatever field of nursing she chooses. y' if V - .WfT Y'1:4:.,Q-3 ' ' 1f55'J-vi -2'!t9 f ' if af! eB!ff6'1i'l'72KC.?5N -Effff ffiii .'ff 'Lf1'f3'f 5E-41?4F!ii4'f.'t!i!i3?275 'r' :.ff Q ' . vi, MABEL S HORST Mabel Gap Pa. Sweet Reasonableness Is Mabel as serious and reserved as hei calm manner and looks Would have us b lieve? Those who have lived in the nurses home with her know diffeiently She is the source Of many, 3 JOlfc and her humor is fai from morbid. Domestic traits ai Constanqy finding their Way to the surface of her personality. Mabel s snapping brown eyes and-shining black haii add to this slender girl s attiactiveness Wilh- out her drivers license and Fathers Oldsmobile Mabel s days off Would b utterly ruined by classes Mabel will certainly never forget her experi- she is capable of carrying out her duties skillfully Futuie interests? Should there be any question aftei three years of training? We are sure she will find success for Mabel has proven heiself to be a real Lady of the Lamp - , 0 I 7 , e 7 . s ' '9 V f 7 C3 7 1 A U ! 57 v e . f X' 'QS ences at Bybeiry, but Whether theie or at L.G.H., . 516 . if ' 77 N rc , re AY f 'il JEANETTE HOSTETTER Jeanette Kinzer R. D. 1, Pa. Goocl Things Come in Small Packages. Our first impression of Jeanette is that of a quiet, minute miss, but on further acquaintance We ind her to be a very likeable class mate with a sympathetic nature. She is one of the younger members of our class and has displayed a definite capability in her nursing. Although she is modest and reserved, Jeanette enjoys the parties and excitement in the nurses' home. Her boxes of food from home help to make these gatherings all the more enjoyable. In her leisure hours, you will find this petite student Working diligently with embroidery. This demure, innocent maid is fastidious about details and very tidy in appearance. Though tiny in stat- ure, her big heart has made her successful in her chosen career of nursing. savhmag Q. LO' Viv: to and des. dev sen. arg joir tha her don witj novs X. - H f - A - --. rl, A h d, ,, , V r ' - all J, JN- W ., . .:, .iw 1... , . v . nr t G Y Y P 5' J A K ' 1 .fm 1 Sv 3 ' ,, ' 1 as Mabel HS her Calm eve? Tll0Se :h her know . 3 joke and lc traits are :face of her hining black eness. With- Oldsmobile 1 by classes. her expel-i- 1' at L.G.H., es skillfully. any question sure she will 'self to be a ' . 532 LOUISE LAMBERT Lou Box 41, Elizabethtown, Pa. Carefree as the clay is Long. That identifying laugh reveals an energetic and vivacious personality-Lou. Ardent in her loyalty to E-Town and the Navy, generous in friendship, and always willing to take a dare-these are all descriptive of Louise. She is meticulous in her grooming and is a devotee of the latest fashions, displaying an innate sense of style. Off duty, Lou enjoys knitting anything from argyles to sweaters, eating, seeing the latest movie, joining a good gripe session at 519 and writing that daily letter to a certain sailor. A glance at her left hand shows a sparkling ring, indicative of a domestic future. Lou has proven herself to be a capable nurse with a real interest in her patients. Good luck, Lou, now and always. fiutdiriiiga-.S 'hi 'Y I k RUTH KLING Kling Paradise R. D. 1, Pa. A True Friend is Forever ct Friend. Ruthie's spontaneous smile, jovial personality and animation account for her optimistic outlook on life. However, through all of this gaiety, she is unquestionably staunch, conscientious and sincere in all she does. All types of sports rate a standing in her likes but tennis and ice skating are her specials . As one of the original five on the third Hoor of Brinton Home, it is certain that Kling is not just a spectator, but is usually one of the instigators of the merriment and laughter there. At Byberry she was known as one of the triplets . Her strong alto voice is also a contributing factor toward mak- ing hers a well rounded personality. It is easily understood from her versatility, varied activities and interests that she acquired for herself a large circle of true friends. ,w , I qv - A N Qvqw- M, W ,M W ,iv ,.,,, W --,-i--'-- jr- '. ivgr-ri' -ggi,-., --vv-fn - Y -r 1 ' I-, v v.. , vwff ' Eze ,?5Ef+i.iO! . I ' 4512 s .- F'i1i4: -3? 'Y nv an..- V LOIS LEAMAN Leamav Lancaster R. D. 4, Pa. Let Her Own Work Praise Her. Lemon is the girl with her own special giggle which is heard through the night duty girls' pleasant dreams. Flash-that was Miss Leaman who just went by! This fleet-footed nurse accomplishes her work with utmost speed and efficiency. Need a seamstress? See this classmate of yours. A pet expression is, 'foh you, and she usu- ally means that roommate of hers. To keep in her good graces, always be on time . We wonder how she keeps that girlish figure because at almost any lunchtime we see two salads and two desserts crowded on her tray. Leaman, how do you get past the dietition at the end of the line? Lois is a rare combination of scholastic ability and manual dexterity coupled with a sunny dispo- sition guaranteed to brighten many a dreary day, A. VIOLA LANDIS Toad Lancaster, R. 5, Pa. As Full of Spirit as the Month of May. Did you ever hear why patients get well so quickly at L.G.H.? It's because of.Toad, a very eficient nurse who has all the patients laughing from morning till night. Always happy and cheerful, she greets every one with that Hi Kiddo which is characteristic of her friendliness. During her 'fhours off, Viola can be found talking on the telephone or writing one of her volumes to John. Who is John? If you have an hour or two, she'll tell you all about him. Toad is one of the best friends to have around and is al- ways willing to help in any of the school activities. Here is our best to you, Viola. May you go on making people happy as you have in the past. V 11414 Toad Ufly, et well S0 ids 3. very S laughing 'eets every aracteristic i be found me of her mu have an m. Toad is and is al- l activities. ' you go on he past. PATRICIA R. LEIBLEY Pat 1117 Frances Ave., Lancaster, Pa. A Little Nonsense Now and Then is Pleasant. Pat, our conniving class comedienne, and one of Jerry Lewis' close rivals, is the naughty nymph of the class of '52, If times seem dull and dis- couraging, chat with Pat and you will hear the amusing side of life. With her ready-to-go and carefree manner, the Unpredictablen will be found doing almost any- thing at any time. She has a knack for getting one out of bed at any time of day for nightj. Among Pat's pastimes are reading love com- ics , sleeping, and experimenting with new jokes. She's very sociable and quite a conversationalist- to the extent that one must fall asleep before she takes the hint to leave. Her love for good times prompts her into making any occasion turn out to be a rip-roaring event. In her more serious moments, Pat is a com- petent and dependable nurse, lending a helpful hand whenever she can. Her A-1 disposition makes friends easily, and undoubtedly Pat will be a success at anything. BETTY JANE LEFEVER B. J. R. D. 1, Strasburg, Pa. Wit Tips Her Tongue VVhene'e1' She Talks. Betty Jane, more commonly known as B.J. , may. appear quiet on the surface but we all know shelis Just the opposite. As you become better ac- quainted with her youlll find a gal packed with fun, Jokes, and laughter. She has a carefree man- ner but she can be serious as well. i Her favorite off duty past time is dating Jim and she may appropriately be termed as Jim's Gem . B.J. is often seen industriously knitting land rippingb her argyles. She believes in combining fun and gaiety with her work on the wards. Betty Jane possesses athletic ability, lots of brothers and sisters, a cute little '4pug nose, and a winning personality. Her unselfishness and sunny disposition have made her a friend of all who know her. ALTA MARTIN Martin Rohrerstown, Pa. Laugh and the World Laughs With You. Alta, with her deep bass voice, has a gift for getting the most downcast, weary patient to smile. Her ready sense of humor and gay attitude make her a welcome addition to any group. Martin can well be called the Milton Berle of our class, for whether on duty, in the nurse's home, or even reciting in class, she has everyone in gales of laughter. Aside from her gaiety, Alta also possesses a deep sense of responsibility for those under her care. Generosity, sincerity, loyalty, and dependability are a few of the attributes which make Alta so well-liked by everyone. She enjoys gab sessions, telling jokes, days oi, and vacations. Good luck to you, Alta, and may your future always be as bright and merry as you are. BETTY JANE MARK Betty 243 West Main St., Mt. Joy, Pa. Full of Fun and Fancy Free. Do we hear someone laughing? Of course, itls Betty! Her jovial personality has made her a fav- orite of many. Whe1'ever you find her you'll find fun, for she's usually the life of the party . Since she is gifted with a valuable sense of humor plus the spirit of thoughtfulness and sacri- fice, it is only natural that her bedside manner is tops. 'When you think of Betty you will recall two things-her pretty hair and those light blue eyes. In general she likes swimming, hoagies, and Abe, but frequently you may find her taking snapshots, driving B, J. Jr. or playing pinochle. Lights! Action! Flash! Betty has just snapped another picture for our yearbook. Her interest and hard work have contributed much to the 1952 LanGenHos. FAl F Ohi Her recc tain dept 1'ac1 hall of 1 sew evei Fan Witl Wef ' 'NC T Lls'wb,i yi-lil Betty se Its a fav nd fun, onse of cl sacu mannei .1 LJ., . . . , . 1f.a..-.tf-.n-. 'f-- --,- f fa -1: -- 'Z' E M V ' r3?' iW'i' H? wm ' ARLENE H MILLER M111e1 Lancaster R 1 Pa Eoin F01 Laughtci and F01 M11 th A lively disposition mischievous flashing smile and wavy blond hair are but a few of the mam assets of the sunny Miss Miller Dextrous with needle and thread and efficient in culinary matters she is definitely the domestic type Johnny and a blue Chevrolet top Arlenes 11 t of mteiests In addition reading good books and . . 9 - r ' ' ' 5 ,a 1 -n 1 'y ' ' I . ' 1 . . , 7 1. 'Y ' . . a -S - N . . . ' a ll ' all two ue eyes. nd Abe, apshots, snapped rest and he 1952 ,af FANNIE MILLER Fannie Rittman, R. 1, Ohio For Success, the First Requisite is Personcality, Then Sincerity. Fannie, the first of the Miller duo hailing from Ohio, has proven herself an asset to the class of '52. Her outstanding scholastic standing has received recognition upon many occasions. Besides this at- tainment she is also a very capable, efficient and dependable nurse. Generous, cheerful and optimistic, Fannie's cha- racteristic giggle can be heard through the many halls of 519 . She is one of the eager participants of the frequent discussions held there. Much of Fannie's off duty time is occupied with sewing, baby-sitting, reading, and hiking. When- ever a helping hand is needed in any class function, Fannie is always ready to give her assistance. Whether you go back to Ohio, Fannie, or remain with us, we wish you the best from life-always. We're glad you were one of us. px . .-Q playing tennis are favorite pastimes She possesses a distinctive gift of gab and hercartistic ability has been utilized in many class progects. If not readily available, Arlene's probably attending a wedding. Although gaiety is an essential part of Arlene, she is responsive to her duties and conscientious in her beliefs. ,. '.,- -,-Q-ff. u PHYLLIS MURR Phil Quarryville R. D. 3, Pa. I do but Sing Because I Must. Sleepy Time Gal --that's Phil! This little habit has gotten her into loads of jams, especially in the classroom. However, it certainly hasn't interfered with her scholastic standing. Those expressive eyes and exclusive way of wearing blue jeans are her trademarks. She possess- es may good traits: dependability, cheerfulness, adaptability and friendliness are only a few of these qualities. Phil can be funny but serious, slow yet sure-she's just our Phil. During her leisure hours she enjoys eating pretzels or apples while writing to that special fellow. She also likes to listen to the radio, read a goodbook, drive her Dad's car and work on the family farm. Her pet peeve is Tuesday night chorus practice. May l?'hil's future years be full of hap- piness. LENA MILLER Lena Rittman R. D. 1, Ohio What Sweet Delights ci Quiet Life Oyfers. Seamstress par excellence, firm booster of tra- vel-by-air trips and possessor of an unshakable loy- alty to her home state-this is Lena. Besides sewing, her interests include dramatics, painting and music. Lena is a lirm believer in her own convictions and can be a very forceful speaker. Her generosity is evident when those all important boxes from home arrive. If you're ever near Rittman, Ohio-just a little off Route 30-stop in and see us . Do those words sound familiar? They're an excellent example of the Miller's hospitality. Lena's preference for departments is maternity. Best wishes to you, Lena, as you take your stand with the girls in white. , - ,... I, .Y ., - V vw 1 w ...,- Mem-fv4tmwz,'2ii2cff1.hi l i'i'fa'!iYcf'5'AEi?.?1'2'.Fl!5lSf5'5'GTff3f11fQ'5334Qailiwfin N 5 Lena CVS. 1' of tra- Lable loy- ramatics, Jnvictions generosity rom home .o-just a Do those t example maternity. our stand ? KATHERINE REIFSNYDER Kathy 1231 Elm Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. He Who Laughs Last Catches on Slowly. Kathy is one of the American beauties of our class. Her gypsy coloring and stylish wardrobe make her a stand-out in any crowd. She has a knack for telling rather pointless jokes, but woe be to the one who tells her one of their favorite stories. Her response will probably be a wide-eyed look of complete innocence and a reply of But I don't get it. Of an affectionate nature is Kathy, With 2111 abundance :of love for babies, Chantilly perfume and ice cream. She enjoys knitting and we SIHCGTGIY hope that the sock she started for Curtis will have a mate some day. Kathy's a fan of Walt Disney's and a. lover of music, anything from symphonies to swing. Her taste in literature leans to the light romantic novel. Intelligence and a warm heart are combined 1n Kathy-a winning combination. May she continue to bring life and loveliness to those around her. . -'Q 1.2-rx -. . , ,, ... . . , BETTY JANE MYERS B..I. Quarryville, Pa. Fall of Sweet Dreams and Expectations. Black curly hair, a generous amount of freckles, a box of writing paper, and a knitting bag are B.Jfs trademarks. She can usually be found haunt- ing Mrs. Graham's office for mail or curled up with a book while the radio blares away. D.R. days were happy times for B.J. and she has hopes of nursing in the Ubedpan-binder-baby department after graduation. B.J. is always ready to lend an ear to the newest joke or story. Sociability is one of her out- standing characteristics. She also enjoys bowling, roller skating, and is a true sports fan. First on her list of loves is Dave, and children run a close second. Her numerous questions on various phases of nursing indicate her keen interests in the nursing profession. Best wishes to you, Betty Jane, and may all your dreams come true. 'V nw, 7-1 'mi '. . .-1 -' ' - A M Y ' ...u assi 4 N' A nm-'Q ' ' if -as VIRGINIA DAWNE SLABACH Ginnie Lititz R. D. 3, Pa. Happy, Carefree, and Gay. A spontaneous burst of laughter preceding the appearance of a tall, slender, brown-eyed girl is usually indicative that Ginnie is around the corner. Most likely she has just heard a terrific jloke 'or told one that was a Slabach original . Candid and subtle, Ginnie is never afraid to air her views. Class-meetings would not be the same without her. In spare moments you Will find her with Charlie, reading current articles on psychology fand analy- zing her classmatesb, driving her dad's car, thinking of new methods to outvvit her room-mate, or doing what comes naturally-talking. According to present signs and symptomsu, this gal doesn't stand a chance of being a bachelor- girl. The best to you and yours, Ginnie, for happy future years. NANCY M. REITZ Nancy 62 S. Hazel St., Manheim, Pa. A Good Disposition is More Vcnlmtble Than Gold. Though she may be Worrying about unobserved yearbook deadlines, concerned about her Alex, 01- in a blue, blue mood, Nancy remains the picture of serenity. Possessor of a pleasing voice and a gener- ous amount of poise, Nancy usually has the situation Well in hand. Have you ever tried one of Nancy's diets? They may not work but they illustrate her originality. With pride we point to our yearbook, a proof of our hard-Working editor-in-chief's dependability. Add to this a keen interest in people, an independent spirit, qualities of leadership, and a ready apprecia- tion of humor, and you have a more complete picture of her. We feel that Nancy will succeed in Whatever role she chooses to serve in the future. v ,. f ' 725 4?-515-5 f t 2145- :ien'?8fAZ if'x.fie 'H' VM up U P ' f 1 nz. K I 6 r , .rf Q' ol V v K l I V ' c 1 if.-. .. 1. l Nancy lan Gold. lnobserved .' Alex, 01- plcture of d 93 gener- e situation iets ? They ginality. k, 21 proof mendability. ndependent I apprecia- .ete picture 1 whatever 6 2, sf' 'fi-' ' .c.,,,. . GLADYS SWARTZ Gladdie Phoenixville R. D. 1, Pa. Mischief adds Zest to the Step and Sparkle to the Eye. Jolly disposition, twinkling eyes, and ilashirg smile characterize Gladdie. Good-natured and sym- pathetic, she'll always lend a listening ear or helping hand should the blues ever pass your Way. Swartzie seems to be inexhaustible at times, but We won't worry about her health because when the opportunity is at hand she can sleep eighteen hours in one stretch. To get up at six A.lVl. and reach chapel on time is not only a pet peeve, but borders on the impossible. She has a great interest in sunsets and P'09t1'Y, besides her speciality, friends. Her mischievous pranks help to enliven many a dull evening in the Nurses' home. We are anticipating along with Gladdie, her dream of some day alleviating the fears of office patients. cu' A Y LOIS M. SNYDER Pickel 282 Union St., Millersburg, Pa. How Far That Little Ccmclle Throws its Beams. A diminutive but lively miss is our Pickel. She's a stimulating influence, full of prankish humor. Her favorite locality- just north of Harris- burg , favorite theme song- Just Plain Bill . Off duty activities include shopping, knitting, reading, and indulgence in fast and furious chatter. She has an avid passion for pinochle and pizza pie. We consider her an expert on the subject of Lancaster-Harrisburg train schedules and how to enjoy your roommate . Sympathetic understand- ing is a characteristic endearing Pickel to all of us. She's a good sport, too. How else could she with- stand three years of teasing about that 'foreign accent? Although undecided as yet, her future plans are probably home-Ward'. Whatever you do, We Wish the best to you, la petite Pickel. i WW? VS-l :'l'r5 Fr .-ff f P! r ':-! '?j'-ff? '- 4:,f'aff.1 , 4,-' rf' ' I 1 CALLIE RUTH WAGNER Callie 338 College Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Honest Endeaver is the Gateway to Success. Her two years as class president have well proven the leadership ability of Callie, our golden haired 'Juno from Lancaster. Her aggressiveness and ' 't' t' ' ' ' 1n1 1a ive enabled hei to cariy out her duties exceptionally well. Her blond lustrous locks and soft velvety complexion make her quite an attractive miss. She is the only member of the class who will receive a B.S. degree upon graduation. Taking stock of her extra-curricular activities, we find Gordon heads the list. To him we give credit for the dia d C ' ' mon allie has been wearing for almost two years. She is a talented pianist and is often called upon to demonstrate her ability. d ' As we gaze into the crystal ball, we see Callie Holng supervisory work on one of the main surgical oors. DORIS ULRICH Doris Lebanon, R. 5, Pa. She That Has Spice Enough May Season as She Likes. Doris, our strawberry blond with a character- istic gait, cannot deny her Lebanon County origin, for her accent quickly betrays her. Out spoken and fun-loving, yet efficient and hard-working, this trim little lass adds zest to the daily ward routine. Have you ever been lucky enough to be on evening duty with this domestic-minded nurse when she's in the fudge-making mood? Making fudge is only one of her culinary achievements, any birth- day rates a cake by Doris. Her favorite pastimes are roller skating, which she has mastered skillfully, and dating Jim. Invari- ably she can be found reading a current magazine, listening to the radio, gabbmg with the girls, and eating pretzels. We are certain that her future as an R.N. and a Mrs. will be very full of happiness and success. a 'ef Wei? 'WM , 'F' 7Eieetifaffi.!:?aHmffe:+m.ff.ff 'ff V... 'sw-arena-.era s f I -4 3 53 2 Q EW P 'Y Doris S euson 1 character- unty Origin, Spoken and lgxthis trim iutine. h to be on nurse when ng fudge is 3 any birth- ating, which Jim. Invari- 1t magazine, ie girls, and er future as if happiness hqgao- 59 -' MARIAN R. WENGER Marian Quarryville R. D. 1, Pa. Smooth Rims the Wcltef' Wlzeiz the Brook is Deep. Small in stature, but big in heart, Marian has shown to us that she has an intense desire to help others. Although she is quiet and modest, she is usually ready for a good session of fun. Marian goes about her Work seriously and con- scientiously, she not only anticipates the physical needs of the patient, but also their mental needs. With her strong alto voice, she enjoys singing and has sung with the Glee Club sextette. Marian also has served on various committees and has done much to help our class. Her outside interests vary, with church activi- ties being near the top. Marian has found pediatrics to be the most interesting work to her, but for the future she is undecided. Here's wishing you the best in Whatever you undertake, Marian. is 5 .:Xe s.e.se.Q-2. x - fr'f- ' 'fi ' . FAYE LUCILLE WENGER Faye 215 N. Spring Garden St., Ephrata, Pa. Ability Involves Responsibility. Always neat in appearance, Faye presents a picture of efiiciency and confidence. Whether in her crisp White apron or attired in one of her fashion- able outfits, she is the typical career girl. Her dreams include an ultra-modern bachelor-girl apartment. Being quite accomplished both as a seamstress and as a knitter, she can be seen knitting a flashy pair of argyles or sporting a pretty skirt and Weskit she has just made. Many classmates attribute their knitting achievements to Faye, who is a very Willing and patient teacher. During her senior year she represented L.G.H. at the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Con- vention in Pittsburgh. Her preference in nursing evolves around surgery, particularly operating room duty. Whether she will go on to graduate school or Work in her local hospital, she has not decided, but we know Whatever she does Will be done Well. W' . R --f MARILYN F. ZWALLEY Marilyn 821 N. Reservoir St., Lancaster, Pa. I Love Life. Marilyn, our hard-working Student Council president, is an enthusiastic participant in all school functions. Her friendliness and sociability make her one of the best known and best liked members of our class. Spending days in the infirmary was no novelty for Marilyn, for she paid quite a few visits to this sanctuary for student nurses. Give this auburn-haired miss a good book, an album of the latest records and an ample supply of cheese and pretzels, and she'll be fairly content. Add a certain Temple student to this cozy picture and she'll be completely happy. Working on Maternity upon graduation is one of Marilyn's ambitions. With her winning personality and leadership ability, we are sure she will win approval in whatever field she chooses. RUTH ARLENE WERT' Squirt 34 E. Main St., Brownstown, Pa. Nothing is Impossible to 0, Willing Heart. Anyone interested in diaries, old letters, or scrap- books? Come to Squirt, and she'll tell you what happened - way back when -. We certainly couldn't have chosen a more talented historian for our yearbook memoirs. A very upsetting factor to her fastidious self is anyone who disturbs, rearranges or evenhbreathes on her neatly kept bureau drawers. flncidentally, Martin and Kling, neither does she enJoy your frequent night-mares.J Her scholastic standing is to be envied, for she has excelled in her studies at L.G.H. Off duty she enjoys parties at Brinton. House, long walks, good books, and lively discussions with her colleagues. Squirt is a faithful listener to that Monday Night of Music . A good co-worker, dependable nurse, and loyal friend is this brown-eyed miss from Brownstown. Her excellent nursing ability in Obstetrics well qualifies her for her future in maternity. wifi-if . ,, lsf+...qJ A g5,'jZ1jf5 , ,.,, ii -?11z'if5f'J3 UV?!?.Q.Q5Q7'.Z-2'n-F4335ff.LQ?57:'.::ffe.:3z: if I , . 1 Q .- , l,,..v.w .1 ,gn 1 -olo'.?HefZ l'r'v.v.,',,, f,,s ciifyygav-v f 5- cV f1 :il 1' J' A at 'J HQ F' g J 1 P W1 C Squirt Pa. lg H011 rf. ters 01-Sera ! D- S711 YOU what ' ? Certainly historian for tidious self is even breather, Qlncidentally, f QHJOY your nvied, for She OIT duty she 5 walks, good er colleagues. Ionday Night vse, and loyal Brownstown. mstetrics well lity. MISS IRENE FLETTER Class Advisor Congratulations, Class of 1952!! The goal to which you aspired has been successfully attained and the challenging horizons of new endeavors await you. As a Class you have demonstrated an outstanding spirit of cooperation and enthusiasm. As individuals you have been steadfast in the purpose and integrity of your Proud Profession. You will, I know, continue to justify the confidence placed in you by your School of Nursing, your community, and your patients. I have appreciated my association with you in the capacity of class advisor. It has truly been a rewarding and pleasant experience. My sincere hope for each of you is the continued achievement of your professional aims, and the realization of your personal happiness always. .. .fg5.'- eq. fn.:-+1-:..i:vq.s-:.'Al2Q'..g'fq-koi-'ff'PHUP? ef ' V 5' Y ' ' ' ' ' 4 ' W ' ' .-.....,Q afmsveanzxmffsizcfmmeremf-xc: e E. Class Officers 1 1951-52 President-Carolyn Eberly Vice-President-Callie Wagnel' Secretcwy-Lzois Snyder Tof'easzw'er-Nancy Reitz Social Chairman-Jloyce Dickinson Historian-Ruth Wert Cabsentj 1949-50 1950-51 President-Callie Wagne1' Pfresiclent-Callie Wagnel' Vice-President-Marian Wenger Vice-President-Marilyn Zwalley Secretary-Nancy Reitz Sec1'etow'y-Doris George Treasurevc'-Carfolyn Eberly Treasweer-Carolyn Eberly Social Clmirman-Marilyn Zwalley Social Clzwirmcm-Shirley Anne Groif IJ L b V rv 1 We amyg,-.,nn. in A .sszmexumsss-:cw -' Nw r9+.frf 1n:'n'Pr-b-' r1. ., 4j e ff - ,, , . . - - ,.-. - , ,.- -- , . . .. A M- -2'-I-'Aff 'V 955'i2N'.? :ffff-favrw-'1-ff. if 'ff -255 V '1 I 120 V nc Backward Look DEAR DIARY: Sept. 12, '49 Today was the big day-we became probieS at L.G.H. There are 52 members in our class. We received a large stack of books this evening. I Wonder if we'll ever learn all the things in them! Sept. 16, '49 We were entertained this afternoon by our Big Sisters at a Big and Little Sister Tea and felt lost among all those strange faces. Oct. 6, '49 Our entire class went by bus to Safe Harbor to see the dam and power plant. We were ioyally treated to a full-course dinner by the company. Oct. 28, '49 We gave each other baths in class today. We're also learning how to make beds and give go-od back rubs. This evening the Seniors sponsored a Hal- loween Party. More fun and laughs! Nov. 17, '49 Today WHS our first day on the fioors. Some of our tasks were giving PM care and cleaning bed pans. Nov. 28-24, '49 It was wonderful to be home for two days va- cation. u Nov. 25, '49 u . This afternoon the Intermediates gave a Thanks- g1v1ng Tea. Dec. 16, '49 We preclinicals had a Christmas Party tonight. We exchanged gifts and had a super time. Dec. 17, '49 Vacation! That word is music to our ears. We have two wonderful weeks. Dec. 20, '49 . Everyone enjoyed our Christmas program given at the Green Room Theatre by the Glee Club. Jan. 1, '50 Back to work, with more lessons piled on our sagging shoulders. Jan. 20, '50 It was our turn to give a tea. We had snowmen for decorations. March 14, '50 At last-Capping! Forty seven of us were cap- ped at a very impressive ceremony at Hensel Hall. March 19, '50 Today we started our special training. Some of our class went to the operating room, and others to diet kitchen. May 20, '50 Tonight was the May Dance and crowning of the May Queen. Two of our girls were in the Queen's Court. May 21 8z 23, '50 Baccalaureate and Commencement for 44 Sen- iors. Will we ever get that far? June 20, '50 Classes are finally over-for this year, at least. We began our two-week vacations. Oh, happy day! Sept. 12, '50 One year is past. Today we became Interme- diates. Yesterday a new class of probies came in. Some of our girls started in Maternity. Classes began again. Sept. 14, '50 We are the Big Sisters this year so we gave the Big and Little Sister Tea this afternoon. Oct 29 50 Again 1t's Halloween and the Seniois were host esses at the annual Halloween Party Dec. 15, '50 It will soon be Christmas again. We had our party tonight. Dec. 19, '50 Back to the Little Theatre for our Christmas program. No vacation this year for us. Jan. 20 '51 The first girls in our class went to Children's Ward. The rest of us are struggling with E. D. and night duty on Medical and Surgical iioors. March 13, '51 We went to Capping tonight to see our little sisters' being capped. April 4, '51 Such a crazy April Foo1's party as the Seniors gave tonight! April 25, '51 Our chorus combined with the F KL M Glee Club and Lancaster Symphony Orchestra to give Brahm's Requiem tonight at McCaskey auditorium. April 28, '51 We entertained the Seniors at a Smorgasbord this afternoon. May 4, '51 We had a class meeting today and elected the yearbook staff. It looks as if our goal is finally in sight. May 5, '51 Our Bake Sale was an overwhelming success. May 22, '51 Another graduation. One more year and it will be ours. Some of us were on E. D. and couldn't go. June 21, '51 Today the first of our class went to Byberry! Good luck, kids! Sept. 12, '51 At last we're Seniors. We received our black bands yesterday afternoon. There are sixty-one Hprobies ' in the new class which arrived Monday. We're back to the grind of classes again. Ho-hum! Sept. 25, '51 Another Big and Little Sister Tea . Nov. 1. '51 Since we are now the Seniors, we were hostesses at the Halloween Party. Good food and fun. Dec. 8, '51 Tonight the Christmas Dance was held and what a success! Dec. 9, '51 Some of us had to miss the Christmas program this year. We joined the F 8z M boys in their Christ- mas Vespers. Dec. 12, '51 Full speed ahead on the yearbook. Quite a task, I'd say. Feb. 14, '52 Tomorrow the yearbook goes to press. What a load OE our minds. It won't be long, now! May 18, '52 What a thrill to don our white uniforms this evening for our Baccalaureate Service at Grace Lutheran Church. May 20, '52 The Night has finally arrived with all its ex- citement. Graduation exercises were held at Hensel Hall with our parents and friends watching proudly as we received our diplomas. May 24, ' 52 Tonight we witnessed the crowning of our love- ly May Queen Eveiyone piesent had lots of fun at this last maJo1 event fo1 our class 2 . ' I L I W ' . . I I u . . i D 1 ' . 4if5'535fY?E?i7fti'!f?Z?22i'IE5? 56623 fC2FQ . ?'??'f ff? WP 'P i? -' 5- ' fiikllli Fi! LB' J' ' V Lf' L ' '- g V F7 I A 1 . Senior i L . 5 . 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'TY , V lil ll Fl f .1 ll i l, l ll f li 1 l 1 l 4 r i l-ml 'A 1- Q' il I i , l w l ly Ml ml , 'Il if l ll ,A , il R M M ll Class Flower- V X li TALISMAN ROSE R! R l f ll 4 : '3 1 l 1 l K , l , I , L Poem TO A NURSE To be a nurse is To Walk with God Along the path that Our Master trodg To soothe the achings Of human paing To faithfully serve For little gaing To lovingly do The kindly deed, A cup of water To one in needg A tender hand on A fevered lorowg A Word of cheer in The living nowg To reach the soul through Its body's Woe Ah! this is the Way that Jesus would go. Ah, white-capped girls With hearts so true Our Great Physicianls Working through you! Class Motto- NOT FOR OURSELVES, BUT FOR OTHERS Class Colors- FOREST GREEN and WHITE H C I ' ' W ' ' iff ggaevh' - 1.f.-'-w.-5.194 ,yt 1 , , it U A Lid? ' ' 'W' '-ffrv.--'fYrr-,-:...g :.-1, ,--Qbfm, guh- - - -vf ., . V - ' '- ' ..',.r,f A ,'-fr-4'.:-'f'--A ,x.:1.- ' ' .. .. ... 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Lavinia Landis Barbara Leibig Darlene Longenecker Joanna McLaughlin Audrey Norman Marian Patton Miriam Replogle Violet Rintz jean Snyder Nancy Sollenlierger Louise Sprout Roberta Thomas ERMEDI TE Miss Eva Alexancler, Class Advisor 1 R' '95 '? 5'T'7 f'-YQ' 1 5 115345: QUZZS: a 43' 4-Elma, ani X a X X mv M' .447 if 445-5- -s.,,A T- If .-.W ,. , .,a . t wa, EQ SW Mfg. iff Helen Boyer Norma Brubaker Rachael Brubaker janet Burkholder Mary Enek Johanne Eshleman Mary Dawn Farrel Vera Garber Esther Hess Janet Horning Gloria johns Mildred Knouse Martha Mast Roslena Metzger Marilyn Minter Patricia Musser Doris Role Shirley Schofield Betty jane Shenk Greta Sloat Nancy Ulrich joyce VJade Christine Vdeaver Sarah XVeaver Dolores Weisser ,tliinahellc Wenge Diana Wike julia Yohe 1. W . 7 . . , - 4 , - . . - A -- - - -- , . - X - -, 't ' '+ '-'lrfw-1 H5 an it f smmqgneffsmumm X - F, V V : l l s 1 l PRECLINICA 4 I X , 1 4 Y P l I i . ' 1 ,X l U l Y , sy , 3 . Q 1 1 i Y 5 Front row left to right: Ruth Duke, Joan Frey, Betty Nethery, Virginia Hall, Patricia Gibble. Second row: Marian Hauck, Margaret Sherr, Orpha Gibble. Anna Bender, Ida Starr, Patsy Jones. . l Third row: Mary Bowman, Mary Ellen Grotf, Sylvia Weachter, Jean Ruoss, Barbara Reese, FRY Kligik Y Fourth row: Lena Yoder, Jacqueline Smith, Beverly Myers, Jeanne Faulk, Phyllis Newcomer, Thelma S G1 - f Fifth row: Mary Hossler, Nancy Bryner, Arlene Leh, Joan Harple, Betty Sowers, Beverly Autland- Sixth row: Mildred Wolgemuth, Elizabeth Keenan, Ruth Bechtold, Erna Hess, Lois Eby, Gloria Brandt. Seventh row: Joanne Schrite, Anna Greenleaf, Pat Johnson, Marian Landis. ii i Eighth row: Margaret Roof, Phyllis Brubaker, Nancy Kline, Carolyn Craley, Juanita Downs. Ninth row: Marian Groff, Jane Young, Jane Wallace, Ruth Moreland, Nancy Wilkey, Delores Dull. :summing f ,Q 1 H 4 A P l' 'ii ' XY X, 9 Sex xi NCQ sz x8 ir QQ QQ? X0 X5 gy .. V 4 1 k x V- n',,m,,s-'F-unn.':wiw , ,5,,,k,., E ' : 1, !'.:LN -Y, 'f ' King- ia Sherk- and- L I-andt. DIETITIANS Left lo right: Miss Alice Beach, Miss Eliza Roberts, Miss Ami McGovern, Mrs. Anna Kloicll, Miss Ruth Bzlkeiucliief. INTERNS Seated-Left to right: Dr. VVil- liam Tragle, Dr. Paul Leichr, Dr. Irene Iibersole, Dr. Russell Gingrich, Dr. Donald Stubbs. Staricling: Dr. Dean Rowlzmil, Dr. Harold Peters, Dr. jerry Gooclenow. I 5. 5 Q 1 54 AMBULANCE DRIVERS Mr. George Kitch and Mr. Charles Boyer . 4 .. . , . , ,, , V, , .. , vv -. . -, b fu- Uni-' V-s QP 'sffm2 m's2 '11 'r . 'affaffwff fwf +1-.. -fwf . J A f xfv' V ' A - ' ' E O t of the Pa t , N 1 i q W w W lwr W 3 + A i f 1 i l i W W wx Q li ! l 13: I 1 I M wg 4 i 11 l N , '-vl,Gk'n5EQE2SC:dFia15i:iug P - -wr 1 - -, -1 5,45 131114545-f' - ' V 'E . . T ' , , - .sw.... A-1 A - , 2 ' .. . '1 a N, ,' ' -- ax, ' 6'aJ:!i19i'i2iL46.E7i'fl..Q- 'txM-umm' B-w MENTS ,av Q V I i 1 5-1'4f,r:j'F4v'.v..ff?1'f'f N '--M-.hzi --fi ' I F S. G. PONTIUS, M. D. Chief of Surgery IOSEPH APPLEYARD, M. D. President of the Medical Staff l1I'gCI'y Get your Sponges in your canopy, take these instruments out of the basin, and break your sutures-now, hurry! How often have We, as dazed, excited canopy nurses heard these Words and thought to ourselves that We'd never have that canopy ready for th-e eight o'clock op? Those busy days in the O.R., when We'd stand at the canopy from 6:30 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon, when no one, absolutely no one, cared Whether we liv-ed or died, the place where we Went off duty with our pockets bulging with torn gloves because We were just too tired to patch themg where all we ever got accomplished Was changing from uniform to scrub gown and back again. After the excitement and drama of the O.R., Working on a surgical floor seemed dull and very quiet. However, the pre-op. and post-op. treatment of these patients, We found, is just as important as the operation itself. We'l1 never forget having dozens of p1f6lOS to do before g0iHg Off duty at Seven p.m. and yelling ourselves hoarse to get a post-011 Patient aroused. It's all in a day's Work at L.G.H.! ,4 'Nr . s , . ., 4 .-w - -Vg' ff. .f Y Y,,wu.u ' 'I' ' ' . - , . . 4 Q, A., ...- N .s - -f '1 ' . -1.1-' -5 'fn'-t'1-1'-:1 e'-'.I 'i -- 7 V V , , , - , ,, ., 5 -W -Ji.. rg gf5335.L-V-,j,,gy9j31'j,ggw':'2:iH31?3E,f,jf:gf-ggigis,?fggg32'.57?3f,Zf?i A H- - H f - a l ,A gs weak ought busy n the here tired Scrub , dull ound, to do : 'cient I O. R. STAFF NURSES Left to right: Mrs. Suzann Shelly, Mrs. Betty Tompson, Mrs. Georgiana Francovic, Miss Alice Keller, Mrs. Ruth Binkle, Mrs. MISS ANNA MAE NEY, R-N- Eleanor Groff, Miss Eva Alexander-liead nurse. Supervisor, Operating Room ANESTHETISTS Left to right: Miss jane O'Neill, Miss jean Symington, Miss EDYVARD J. FORD, M. D. Geraldine Beaucloin, Miss Violet Ford, Miss Kathryn Bohn, Miss Judy Grossman, Mr. Albert Wilkinson fabsentj. Chief of Anesthesia x 4 li E 5 Y 5 i, l l 1 i i 1 N. 2, 1 l I: L. vi Ii if i l ii ll li it i .-Jf., -- 4 ., , . -1 2 .Y :V . ,. 2' ,xg 5 ' 'l'9 Y1 K , zA,,f3-x.aAaagf,2gQ.,-aw.-aw:2.2i-151 'ALL -' 1 'fu A .-,J r .f 411:11 - -4 1-- A Fr ' . R0 Snap 1 Drop over routine sutures l 2 . i E 2 ' Alcove s An O. for D A A ' 1 - '--W --'- ---- 'vw ei--+---if:-'ti' ' ,ILLTI 1i-' ' 't t' - H -'v .,m,,,oH, I i MISS ANNA KENSINGER, R.N. Supervisor, Mews Surgical Service MRS. ANNA MARY DINGS, R.N. . Supervisor, 2nd Floor Service 5 5 SURGICAL NURSES I . F First row - left to right: Miss Charlotte Eshlenian, Miss Ruthann Wissler-Head Nurse l Women's Surgical, Miss Helen Nagle, Miss Helen Kopp. Second row: Mrs. Marjorie Gangenii, Mrs. Betty Brandt--Head Nurse Second Central, Miss . Anne Bare, Miss jean Piersol, Miss Marilyn Sparrow. yr Third row: Mr. Carl Kloidt, Absent: Miss Nancy Bard, Mrs. Betty Snyder-charge nurse-3rd Old, Mrs. Betsy Sload. E U 5 E .asm Q 4,1 1. f-,gl -' -fm ,,,,, ,,,,,, urgical na S Please send cr nurs o the moo Cc sz, Glucosb in N IS Surgery' specialty wxthout az fracture! r Q A 'A ' ' ' - V . g e.,'E .gj g,f -04 ww, I ,, , ,, , ,,., .ff-0, - 4 -. 1.p'.z 1-g.v.1-11,114-g,-9,5 ,.,--.Arg--.:g'fff-V11 V ,, ,,,.,,..., , .W nf f. fffi H-14232:iff:i:2Y:tV'Y3f4'2Qfmvig 553.??fi'??E'E?f2?l?.541:55-tw3M'5GW ' f- ff- -- , . Y , ., ,,, .. , , ,,,- - Mm, .- - H l Surgi CHIHHP This is the life M Surgeons in Serge D 23L1l's 51'-k 4 Merfs Surgical Ward I L , 1 1 1 1 I J i 1 1 w w 1 N I 1 5 X I X X 1 edicine HARVEY H. SEIPLE, RI. D. Chief of Medical Service Remember Harry? Every student nurse can remember literally hundreds of out- standing, ever-returning, true-to-the-bone medical patients. Men's and Women's Medical would just not be the same without them. Here's where you discharge a patient one week and admit him again the next, whore a patient under sixty is a youngsterg and where bed sides are a necessity. Gn these floors a good knowledge of Materia Medica comes in handy, for probably the most important assignment here is giving out baskets-full of pills q. 4 hrs. each day. Passing stomach tubes, doing paracenteses, starting nasal suction, and giving nitrogen-mustard are all in the days' schedule. In short, medicine can be summed up in the following lyrics: M-is for the Million medications. E-is for Each time you change a bed. D-is for the D-ear 'ole ones like Harry. I-is for the Insulin, Peters said. C-is for the Confusion always present. I-is for the I.V.'s they make sub-q. N-is for the Nurse they're always calling. E-is Endlessly, that means you! bf w ar,r ,4- ' ' ' ' L---1 -I-, 'ri ff fftgu- 5 ':7 5.-f' gif' ' 3 J -y ' Q 13- 3 rfg. c gi - - - Q,,,,3 f 'K ..s,,:-,.1.v.,4 J-211 '-Y ,-4-'sir 4713.53 i.iZ'i1 3,-J.:,.':,frIQ'1-'5fv?'z'A ' ' 1 L ,'3'3-'iff' 5: ??f.w' 22'-11 ?zg2'55,r'7?ftLsV,.3i-' 'iff - akiwi'-:i5?'L1f?1' - - f wr- . ,WU . Y M4 W-f X of out- Medical .e Week ere bed Lbly the Passing ard are BLOOD BANK LIFE sAvERsz , 02 r r l l I 3 l l r l 1 . z l l l MEDICAL STAFF NURSES u Left to right: Miss Kathryn Zug, Miss Flossie Sensenderfer, Miss Helen Chance, Head Nurse Men's Medicalg Miss Flo Geesey, Head Nurse W'ornen's Medical. M' Mal Ambler Miss Marian l Absent: Mrs. Audrey Byers, iss 'y , Rouf. I l L l Z edical na s Polly in Polio A W. -, , .-X. 4- gif, ., 1,53-,w:,f'g 'V 'f K , , .. , , ' H - , , -.Aw Lx-371, wcffa wafer v'gl'J??,52 ' 7- gg , . .. . ., N 5 . ,ygfggvyr-v'1E llihfi Ejib' gift? 1'!?5'Q7!n53L1fA i3Ptfi52'E , ?!' 53-ff -'Ziff-t .t'f'pE'-E.1G- -5,?F'1,11'9:- f ff' ' Y n l . , - - - A f ,, . v ,vw-1-:.f 5.1:-3 -,rf . ,,.,,, , YH.. .-A-x.. ,, '- i mv' tv-AAVVg,,,-.---V-'-l - ' W , T--I W?-i, -, , ,, , ,Y 5 X , medical na P be over nm 4 1 1 N I . H 'V1'f fr ws- 5- -f,--ff-,-1 1 it 1? I O' L 5550? - .. .. W WE .fT:,A,-I Z' --- , 1 1 Obstetrics C. R. FARNIER, Rl. D. Chief of Obstetrics How can we -ever forget Maternity and it's ups and downs! The un- certainty when we picked up and fed our first babyg those premies, little bits of things who definitely were always too sleepy to eat 5 th-e excitement of our first delivery when the word hurry meant just thatg the expression on the parent's faces when we stood there holding their new babyg the thrill as we dressed a tiny one to go homeg the many weeks of evening dutyg the many bedpansg the patients who arrive-d in the delivery room at 6:45 a.m. Cyou being on night duty, of coursej and the ones who returned home until further noticeg the mothers who just couldn't g the laxatives and the saltinesg the constant hand washingg the shock and embarrassment of taking Baby Benson into Mrs. Adams at feeding timeg the hundred yard dash from room 271 to answer the phone in the nurses station. Yes, how can we ever forget Maternity! Xl his Illll Mr . M , , ' , , -' 1, . .1 ..- :,m.,,r5 ,. , ...J-ff.. 1' Y' M f ' ' ' ., . - nr w l l MRS. EMMA NYE, RN. MISS ALMA ENGLE, R N. Supervisor, Nurseries Supervisor, Obstetrical Service ..-.....l R r s to f A i xr A OBSTETRICAL STAFF NURSES Front row, left to right: Mrs. Mildred Hey- wood, Mrs. Iris Miller, Mrs. Anna Sehrite, Mrs. Arlene Ford, Mrs. Alma Schwebel, Miss Lunda Cunnnings, Miss Susan Brandt. Second row: Miss Ruth Heiss, Miss jacque- line Bensinger, Miss Anna Ruth Heisey, Miss Anna Lutz, Miss Dolores Bongart. Absent: Mrs. julia Rinehart. l l l E DELIVERY ROOM STAFF NURSES Left to right: Miss Marion Engle-charge UUYSC. Mrs. Miriam W'atto, Miss Ruth Miller, Absent: Miss Mary Mzlser, Mrs. June Hinkle Mrs. Ruth Reynolds-E. D. charge nurse. .m,....,.--M i E F Wei? :Kiki -: r' 4,-.fgg Qagggramr-.y,,, 1 My H i V V ' ' ' ' ' 'f 21 9 ? .'5 i'l5!i-UQ ' My ' P -. x of 1 3' ' If 1 J' 4 ' '37 7 -aff 5 xc 1 .- . ' I ' fi 'L '1 1 FM, F' N 5 1 I , Obstetrical I LPS Q ,,.,..-e S ' igkw QLD 'F ga. 4 X 'V ,Life begins in the D. Babes 1111 arms I i Y 3 V Q 1 W 4 J U , 1 . . fe P EL fl Formula Ruom pi I r ,P Ei ,I Aziz ' good, R. L. Q 'XA .- ,gig ry A' L ' ' - 2' -Qi '-:: ,f' '- '-1 q,.- ,5:': :-- ' ' A H 'W ' ' -- i I Evenin Dut MRS. ELIZABETH OBETZ, R.N. Evening Supervisor of Nursing Service Ted - the technician Midnight snack , ' 3 5 ? 2 4 i cc E i Ready for Eddie? V .lv Jim..-nufftilz .. - '- i is' i Pediatrics CARL HOOVER, M. D. Chief of Pediatrics The department of fun - until you get a spoonful of Cartose shoved in your hair or you find yourself alone on BD. with nine kids to feed and a stat appendectomy going up. Chi1dren's Wfard has many nice reliefs from ordinary medical and surgical floors: for example, the chairs during the morning report and the absence of decubitis ulcer care. Here isolation technic reigns supreme. The practical side of all those Com- municable Disease lectures manifests itself in the many dips, the gowns and masks, and the counting incubation periods. The kids literally run' the place. You have only to open the door to the left of the elevator on third floor and a rush of children's laughter mingled with the cries of hungry babies tells you it must be Kids VVard . The two year old's trusting look as you give him his first hypo , two chubby hands reaching out for you as you approach a crib, the baby's squeal of delight as you show him his bottle - these are only a few of the things which make your twelve weeks in Childrens, VVard some of the best loved weeks of training. i I Q s ww M, . I F: -wav . A V' w av 1' 1. ,fu . . 1 V - - - - - by V Y x. , V - - . - ,f . 1 v -I 2- 1 . ,. . n..,.. ..a. - -an ., .K min ' ,. m v. K l W w K . 1 .5 Pa:-1 .4 .11-f . ,, , , Wim ' A - Q I'. 5,'-f5.Qfwi:P, Q i--.Y ? 5 It ,ff f Qi X X if 7 2 ' , i 'X f . , N - K VK 1 K - 2 2 Q , q, K , , ..,. 2 ,::fE.,.-: .g:f. f Curtain Benn, R.N. Junior bear hug K 4 1 I 1 i w N To heck MIPS! D , h I-Icmd over f1idt cartose! 1-, ,Y Y x' YYY'-Y--r-ff gf- x. 4, ,l Ihvmagiinudsliu fz..-' 14 ' 4 - - Leis A1 I 1 Pediatric Snaps W f- 4: f f. , af 7. I. Dr. Burnett and his basket 1 X00 f ..,: , XXOQ QM? x4 f ,if , Z, yfyfff Q! 9 'f ff' ' ' Home was never like this Reading, writing and arithmetic I want my mama lgamnlbfsmow wswavww ...-.av ' ,...,- EY , 2113 and Throat I' lf, 'lfif -ff-'ff-f .Rza 2, S . Q Q. I :rfb 4 , ' t A' AQ 1 ,KVVVQ . -::2:51s.g4zg Ak ax ., . 1 1 .AM ., li M ,..... l . .. 9 z . 5 I ,yr , L . f :MQ 5 1 SS, ' 5: ' . -E lgX g agfi'gg,:w1..:p1 . I . Q.. w w-1:,g,.,:5f..:-.QV ff , f , 410-,: :ga-..'Q, :S ,. 7, V' Vw, I ,V ca:-S5-'n:f,2'9'5,f ' I, 3 Nfgff, gf.-L..-t5?g.f,-A' '2f'7.2,'j!, f , .- E. G. SMITH, M.D. Chief of Ophthalmology 1 Miss GERALDIN12 BILLMEYER, R.N. Y Supervisor - E. E. N. T. ' s :mf-.-.,,, Z .AM V ,.oo ,-.,,. .4 v T. C. SHOOKERS, M.D. Chief of Otolargngology ., f ' f sz-.gm ,, ,,- 5- ' z -' dsggvzasf- .111 I 11- --W.6..'.f:,::. ei M. . 1 - . ,I , : 1 - amffw if ty I A A' At , ':tg,,.:f. .,.., 1' 44 ? ' 5 1,1 - I 1 V 11 'O , :iii if L if ' 3 3 -' f ku- '-Q X P A . - if , 5:2 v 2430 f 'i f3 '4f'2A' , lf? I ' 12 ' , V .5 .g l Lev ., v:4.,.1:i5: 1 H 1 , ,. IF A S H , ' Z' Qi ffz I f- ' 1' ,Z . is E. E. N. T. Staff Nurses - left to right MISS JEAN SCHMEIDER MISS BETTY JANE NOLL MISS ARLENE BOWERMASTER Third NCW 0- Rf sychiatr ce never to be forgotten by any student Afiiliation at Philadelphia State Hospital is an experien nurse. Here's where one learns to take the hard blows with the soft ones. In our thirteen weeks spent here, we learned much about schizophrenia, dementia praecox, heterosexuality, and Korsakof's psychosis, in addition to the art of sleeping in class Without being caught and that sly way of taking sandwiches from the dining room under the steady glare of those waitresses. land is altered quite a bit by the fourth or Your first impression of this place out in no man's I ' th l ce v neie you feel youre the onlv sane person for miles around and then you begin fifth week. ts e pa N , , to wonder-where a whistle stands for more than a whistle-Where you feel you're the most popular girl in the United States-where locking your keys in the closet means a one-uniform-Wardrobe for the week -where you feel awfully low if you've failed to make Par's list of the TOP TEN -where hiking through Dr. Sielke's orchard privileges you With a pr, vate interview with that man , himself-Where ball games are ball games UD-Where you're afraid a patient might recognize you on the city bus. Never will We forget those days at Byberry! if v 1. 1 , Y , J I - M A ee A I A I 'f5i9'3Wv1f6:Rf2fi:k ffMtH, b rr' ,J -9 1 Hi-egfi I 3 f- -' -' -' . A A -A 5 ' w x 4. S I 1 I I C. S. DUTTENHOFER, M.D. Chief of Out-patient Department S ' student fks spent vsychiosis, hes from ourth or ou begin llar girl he week e hiking mere bali MRS. VIRGINIA SHAUB, R.N., Head Nurse PHARMACY T 2. - .:' I., 'K 'f'5'L5F71- WF ' b muanol-il: ,S ' ' ' ' ' ' , . A ,.... 5,54-av-CYP' ' Out-Patient De artment , i i we if --Y i N Him I 1 1 5 M XII MISS HILDA STAUFFER, R.N., Head Nurse i 1 , 1 W i i 1 HEART CLINIC I ' L F1tr-1-1, if Q 1 v DENTAL CLINIC i w x A 3 W. S. SCOTT, M.D. Chief of Radiology 6 'fy -i' 1p,:,ji l f C LABORATORY XfRAY RWTH YVARD M. O'DONNELL, M. D. Pathologist 1. s. MARTIN, MD, C' Chief of Physical Nledicine z Y .Q i Q S r v I ,J PHYSIOTHERAPY , .. V , .lj,g1Q,.fasa.....eJHhuiff,,,,l S N- A S M, .2 , , , 3 f . v V , ff + L , 3 P 1.4 r wg K 5 0, pu e f-,- P , r- , f 1 . mm Q ' h'f..'p..,g,m' 4, G' 1 s , ak, 3 ' ,,., px 1 r an .D. xg! P .,,,.w. ,L-... i ht Dui MISS ANNA M. GINDER, R.N. Night Supervisor of Nursing Service MISS HERMA L ROLLINS R N 1 4 . , .i . Night Supervisor of Obstetrical Nursing Service Q E ,,'S , , ax ' I ' ,Vj,fiZ-1 mi 'K .Z ek Midnight Mood What's up? sw' Q Faithful, Loyal, Dependable - our Bob! 7215 A-M- and 50 10 5136? again i N- AM ' 1.5141 f A '- -'Ps 'f's'LQm'f'f:f:f:2:2.:e2Scarf.:-11ff,.f:rFwf+'?ff'f'H fff'f-'M'w?'ff1ff'f-1 ff.-aware' - M H M' A 1 1 1 X 1 1 5 r I I r F it ix 5 5 ti tl Infirmary J. D. HELM, JR., M. D. Health Doctor How soon may I get out? Life's darkest moments. Q A , A , V. , ,,. , ,, uf r Q ' A ' if 'f' rf'1'f.i9f?gi'r:F!P57f55i'f k:dp , , H 4 . . - W . 7 - V. ,. ,A.am-1vrg:,v,v,.:+,yf,,1w,,f,a,g3':?,gi1g5jiJ25'?'gagg'zQg2Q.gggf5g,gg'5gigx, Ggffgiff e f It f . rgqgfifu r. 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'r'-?'?13e5V. ,' A F ' ' ' ' '? 4 ' 'nv '-f-,JK I 7 f , va'- Year Book taff In X 13 ' . 1. if E gli ill ' it 1 , ,t 2' 1 ls X tx i nr .k , A. bf.. mn Associate Editors Carolyn Eberly and Ruth VVert Business Manager Shirley Groff Associate Business Manager Alta Martin Advertising Manager Marilyn Zwalley Associate Advertising Managers Faye Enck and Arlene Barley Art Editor Arlene Miller Associate Art Editors Helen Charles and Faye Wenger Feature Editor Doris George Associate Feature Editors iriam Brubaker, Shirley Ament and Fannie Miller Typist Arlene Harvey Associate T ypists Lois Leaman, Shirley Geib, Kathryn Hamish, Sylvia Getz, Phyllis Murr and Mabel Horst Circulation Manager Viola Landis Associate Circulation Managers Iary Gcrlach and Anna Habecker Photographer Betty Mark Associate Photographers Elva Groff and Elaine Gingrich Patron Solicitor Patricia Leihley Associate Patron Solicitors Ruth Kling and Marian Wenger W 9' W' 539335 .SEWKR Kd? 'en 'a 5 ii m4i5f6Qf'3f'1'n5 h'p W... V..,,H- .:,,f2,i:E,,I WM, ,, M ,, , cv, Q I a . ALF. 42 I ,,- .V N 4 1 3, r JL' ' ' 2 Y .. - .-.1 ,y cn... V --ff. .L Q5 -' H tudent Council l 1 Front row: Louise Sprout, social chairmang Jeanne Foulkg Ann Amblerg Phyllis Newcomer. Second row: Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler, ex oiiicio memberg Doris George, treasurerg Mari- lyn Zwalley, presidentg Elizabeth Keenen, secretaryg Julia Yiohe, vice-presidentg Miss Helen Chance, preclinical advisor. Third row: Miss Irene Fletter, senior advisory Shirley Groffg Janet Burkholder, assis- tant house-presidentg Sarah Weaverg Betty Jane Lefeverg Helen Boyerg Marion Groff, Miss Eva Alexander, intermediate advisor. Not present: Kathryn Harnish, house-presidentg Viola Landisg Jacqueline Smith. GH' ,uv -Q3 I ' 1 Q' ' 1: 5 ff -.x 1 'U i A '. 1' ctivities Music. Maestro, please - V Miss Platter pours . e Bu 1 'Lea Um , fnetf, Backstage G ma? I present-.. 'Stationery--only S1 per box Smorgczsbord for Semorsm-H 51 Guys, 9,113 and glamour M , W ' . I - . n f. 1 s I Q L- , . - D- , . - A - f- J- ,- -H A -, , N , ., . - - X 'T Sn1unueu':,2'2,Eg..--..-e1Gb..q, V, Y' x -' v -VE ,. 4 . -'.' 7 tv K 4 ,i , A i ' i Figav- W I , v w 1 Activities Soorkmg up the sun donuts cmd spooks the Wm ,M 'fl DOWQ 0 Hczllowe en Harmony .X K 1 rr uv ...A..amtb', 3 ' N 3152 + i v 5. --y-452 .... ,E A' X' s V X ' 5, I 5 i i i R V, . V1 , 4- ,fs if S I X M ' 'f V 15: 'Q 1 i I 1 .eeff, 1efs:m eemfL f. e, M 15 4 ' f l 1 Capping Capping, a big moment in our three years of training, took place March 14, 1950. This was the night we put behind us six months of con- centrated studies, Worries, and tears. For the first time We Wore our bibs and displayed our capes. But, best of all, we received our caps, the symbol of our profession g and for the first time, we actually felt like nurses. Now we could assume greater responsibilities, such as giving medications, which included the dreaded hypodermic and the intra-muscular injection. No longer were We probies g those days were gone forever! Having reached the first milestone in our training, We faced two and a half years which were to be years We Would never forget. '- 'A i sp -- B - .L - -am - e V - - . . , . . ,. -my-aw,.:ermi '-Adi - e Q - I I I I I I I I I ,QM I i '- milf L-I? , 1 ra uation Graduation-the aim and climax of our struggles, the end of classes, care studies, and rules and regulations , yet the beginning of teaching and guiding others as Well as ourselves. The night of May 20, 1952, amid much excitement and anticipation, we bade farewell to our blue and White stripes as We donned our Whites . Our student cap was replaced by the long-awaited graduate cap and our School of Nursing pin was placed on our uniform, to ever remind us of our training days. But th-e crowning moment of all was when our diplomas were placed into our eager hands. Memories of this momentous occasion will forever be with us. . . 'Z'-. :qu Eh' f',',f?f?2gf? Q. J A f .,g :Mau H-. - ' A ' 5, . P 2 ' 1V 4 I' f . ' - ft f Graduatio ll 5, if i v 5: ,. lf M 1 I I, x 1 v 1' I-thu l :Lak do , , , A - B V - f ,-A , A .'-. 2 L f - ,- '- 3. -: ,Q 3. - 4, - .-, - .- -A -- :-,.- D A V . Y . . V A J..-.JL Y L. --5y 1rJ:fL '1 , N- h ,V ' .. 3 4 ..,,.r? ,hvminvimnvl 1 V ' + A-. -1 .. ' - P' ' ' 'gl D , A X r.,- nv 'v ' 5 A ' 53. Y- 3 ,- -f-Q' of M 1 A W ! 1 l 1 1 g Award P p Q ming +A.. if-....-wl6..al.a'fI'Qi J' I ' Nancy Reitz - Florence Nightingale Award .4,. 1: ' f , 4' H. - 1 Y.1av f+4A'??- -' ' . i , ,. ' 1' f gif? 43 ., S 4 - Nt' jx 3:37 , 4 f 4 A 1 I l F e Wcnver Personal Neatness and .Seated left to right: Nancy Reitz, Dietetics Awarcg ay ' g , - Politeness Award? Joyce Dickinson, Wvard WVork Awards Katherine Reilsnyder, Opthalmology iwarillg Carolyn Eberly, Surgical Nursing Awards Elaine Gingrich, Ethical and Professional war . Standing left to right: Doris Ulrich, Opthalmology Award, Lois Snyder, Pediatric Awardg Ph llls Murr O eratinfr Room Award- Marilyn Zwalley, Medical Nursing Award? Alta Martin, y 3 P 9 Obstetrical Award, Doris George, YVi1liam Walter Mann Foundation Award. H ...- - x--1 'rr raw --- vw-r , , at W ...Xu lx' X I TEV-in' .. xr., - ij-wvgw. l w pring Dance Nancy Bryncr, Joyce Wade, Katherine Reifsnyder, Joyce Dickinson - May Queen 1952, Mary Ambler - Queen of 1951, Elaine Gingrich, Sally WVeaver, joan Frey. of I , f , N W w '79, wx ' k X s sf kwa ' Q 4 5 M, 'x N1 . -. . x RQN 26? X Qxgqxi x X iii? . Ov 32 X is X ' S18- 5 f S sv' EN' 'E ' W . 5 ' 1 l FWS 1 Q! nfl! gf, EL .5 Q 6 J. , , H 3 Q, EW ...Ragga 5' ff. Q X X 5 gs 2 1 Q 4 C. fs I s Tw Ns, . ,Q ai Chorus Chorus, supervised by our capable director, Mr. Hugh Gault, is steadily rising to importance as a school function. We feel that it's value has been appreciated by many since its beginning three years ago. This fact Was proven by the attendance at our Christmas Concert presented With the Franklin and Marshall Glee Club at Hensel Hall. Certainly, the songs that were rendered at both the Capping and Commencement Exercises were Welcome additions to each of the programs. Hard work, patience, and faithfulness were in evidence at our Tuesday night rehearsals, held in the class room of th-e Fondersmith Nurses Home. Let's all remember with pride the attainments that have been made, and wish our chorus good fortune for the coming years. Ti' .'f5f?3Ei-E' !ff?:.Eii'959?2eif26'6rl1hfc3-5Q1'f,'-ffff ffN :fffg-'-w+m5f.ff.f qi 'ug 'av' ' f' Class Will WE THE CLASS OF 1952, being schizophrenic in nature and of varying anatomies do hereby leave this, our last will and testament! ARTICLE Ig T0 our hospital and school of nursing we leave our sincere appreciation and gratitude for helping us to attain our goal in nursing- ARTICLE II: To the Intermediates we leave our cherished Duke Street homes. ARTICLE III: To the Juniors we leave our courage and determination to g0 f0I'WaI'd. ARTICLE IV: Lastly, we leave a few of our special traits and characteristics to speci- fied underclassmen. Callie Wagner's gift of getting Saturday and Sunday off to Joanne Eshleman. Marilyn Zwalley's patience to next year's 'Student Council President. Kathryn Harnish's ability to blush to Christine Weaver. I y Joyce Dickinson's vacations in Florida to Janet Burkholder. fHave fun, Burkylj I Arlene Barley's curly hair to Orpha Gibble. I n Doris George's ability to play the piano to Marilyn Minter. Sibby Getz's waistline to Shirley Schofield. Viola Landis' diploma to Lavinia. . Elva Groff's gift of gab to Barbara Reese. I Shirley Ament's ability to cook up a good time to Nancy Bryner. Lois Leaman's speed to Norma Brubaker. I Nancy Reitz's hard work as editor to next year's Langenhos Staff. Ginny Slabach's height to Gloria Johns. u I Fannie and Lena Miller's packages from home to Evelyn Christine. I Shirley GroiT's twinkling eyes to Diana Wike. I Faye Enck's colorful alto voice to Julia Yohe. 1 Joan Frey's perseverence to Jo McLaughlin. I Shirley Geib's infectious giggle to Esther Hess. Mary Gerlach's stability to Janet Gaul. Pat Bare's appetite to Mildred Knouse. ' Elaine Gingrich's shining black hair to Beverly Myers. i Helen Charles' voice Cthat carries? to Pat Edgerley. i Marian Wenger's sympathetic attitude to Barbara Liebig. .Q Betty Mark's flashbulbs to Betty Shenk. , Doris Ulrich's cooking ability to the dietary department. Alta Martin's trip through the orchard at Byberry to a future affiliate. Mim Brubaker's athletic ability to Doris Rote. . Carolyn Eberly's gait to Helen Boyer. Anna Habecker's fear of bugs to Ann Bankert. i Ruth Wert's cardboard 'file for saving memoirs to next year's class historian. y Lois Snyder's petiteness to Marian Groff. I Faye Wenger's knitting needles to Shirley Conover. All of Tillie Harvey's gripes to those who will be entering these portals. I Pat Hackman's fraternity pin to Jeanette Habalar. Betty Jane Myer's letter Writing to Ann Ambler. Mabel Horst's deep brown eyes to Jeanne Foulk. i Jeanette Hostetter's timidity to Violet Rintz. Phil Murr's love of farming to Janet Horning. Pat Leibley's ability to peroxide hair to Arlene Leh. Ruth Kling's sociability to Virginia Hall. Lou Lambert's appendix to Martha Mast. Our torn uniforms to the Housekeeping department fto use as rags of coursel. Gladys SWartz's position as last one in chapel to Darlene Longenecker. 5 Betty Jane Lefever's sense of humor to Roberta Thomas. Arlene Miller's cheerful smile tO first O,R.'s canopy nurse, Witnesses: Class of 1952 i Oscar, the Skeleton Mrs. Chase i I K Q 1 H i r .W K , 1 wr- Lv?-A , F Q F vf ZF . , R Tr., av . -,- -3 V ',L1j.,1..,i.t d e . e . f . 1 de 'fi 1-w e er mwmemzwmmexmee W Irlies ltion lard. peei- M952 'L omething New Has Been Added 1 1 4 5 1 I , K I ,, - . P ., , fe - ep- wigs-,-e-x-gg 'miwvii-f , L-'-J Tv f1?XT1UF'iz 'S. Nf' . '.B NL,-sf d x - Q.n,.l:'-:Q 'YA if 'ff 5 'le s' WWF, 22113.21 14 'TX' 0 Yszmffvfl' ,- , e 'X' 'V' ' Y - 1 - ' ' Q e M A 'htm ' ..fQ.g....:.m1,.giseQnsw.uns?..i:Hs,, W a . V- -' A P e - A e ' 1' ' .Y I .5 4 rf-ry., n .z 5-....1, 25 W' :SWK if ...eQr5cf7v'r:.Z Qb.'ffff .-'eff i-we . 5 Can You Remember . . . ? The time Pat Leibley, our procedure wise probie, showed her wide-eyed classmates the art of boiling thermometers on Ground Floor? What a first charge slip to write out! Pat Hackman's mopping up 2nd O.R. after a stat? Nice of you to help out the porters, Pat. The time Doris George went to chapel at 4:30 a.m.? She can't help she turned the alarm ahead instead of back one hour to change from E.S.T. to Day Light Saving Time. Lou Lambert's first starch bath? Sure, Lou knew how to do it! Fifteen minutes later, our Men's Med. head nurse finds her diligently following the recipe for corn starch pudding while bent over a hot kettle in the kitchen. Incidently, Lou, we don't eat starch baths! That twelve midnight stat op. of Joan Frey's? Joan, after being thrust in front of the canopy, promptly fainted into that sterile pile of draping sheets and, as if this weren't enough, climaxed it by falling backward and knocking over the basin stands. T'hat's one way of getting the doctor on bended knees. Charlie's going on E.D. on maternity in her clean starched uniform-only to find that this was her night off? ' Howard's Sunday morning church services in the O.R.? Shirley Geib's long drawn-out procedure for discharging patients? Just wave good-bye as they walk out of the ward! That first I.M. Pat Bare gave? Pat, with the syringe perfectly poised in her hand and with that confident manner of all preclinicals, came down with a mighty jab-right into her own thumb. Has it healed yet, Pat? Mrs. Case's specific instructions on how to fold back the counterpane-the first day you entered the nurses home? When you were confused concerning which one was the patient? That temperature you took on the patient's visitor wasn't elevated, was it, Ulrich? And Mary Gerlach really was feeling alright when she put the patient's mother to bed in the labor room on Maternity. Your first death-on night duty? Ginnie Slabach's apron-after she spilled the results of an S.S.E. over herself? The time Nancy Reitz assisted Dr. Appleyard in Cysto. room? Quick-acting Nancy got the urine specimen out of the way in a fiash-even if it was down the doctor's back! That morning report of Betty Mark's on Child- ren's Ward? Everything was going quite smoothly until the bottle of hydrogen peroxide exploded in her pocket. No hair bleaching that day for Betty. Those ambulance rides with Charlie when you fell off the seat going around a corner and the intern lay sprawled in front of you? Careful Shirley Ament spilling urine on a vis- itor's hat. Bet his head was reeking 'til he got home, Your first morning in the O.R. when Dr. Pontius gruffly asked your name and you shrank back in fear and trembling? The time Marian Wenger tried to economize her time on Maternity E.D.? Cautiously and care- fully she placed her six o'clock meds, bottles of mineral oil and milk of mag, a pitcher of water and crackers on one big tray. It worked fine! She had discovered a time saving device! But then she set the tray on top of a pillow. Mineral oil over the pillow, over the chair, on the floor . . . mixed with ergotrate, feosol, milk of mag, crackers and broken glass. What time did you get off duty that night, Marian? Inquisitive Leaman, asking the Nursing Arts instructor if there was a difference between peren- nial and perineal? The time Elva Groff' made rounds with the minister? Kathryn Harnish's diligent search of the O.R. and supply cupboards for Fallopian tubes? Let us know when you find them, Harnish. Those endless weeks of E.D. on Maternity with every Tuesday night off. The time B.J. Myers and her date were stopped by a traffic cop for speeding? The reason B.J.'s date gave? He was rushing her to the hospital. With an acknowledging look at B.J. he left them by. What the policeman didn't know was that they were only trying to make the 10:00 curfew. l - '.- .g-,gg--1-as u--q-r 1 gr- ff 11.- Y,-,.3,',,.x-in ' .f .I . I fd the leyard urine -t Was Child- Dothly led in Betty. fl YOU d the a vis- home. ontius .Ck in omize care- es of er and e had ie set el' the . with roken night, Arts weren- h the O.R. ,et us ' with opped B.J.'s spital. them L they Can You Imagine . . . ? --------Pickel Snyder being tive feet eight. -.----.-Elaine Gingrich Without her- brother's car. -------.Phyllis Murr in a hurry. --------Pat Bare without food. --------Anna Habeeker not blushing. --.-----Nancy Reitz staying on a diet. --------Betty Mark without Amos. --.-----Faye Wenger with long hair. --------Ginny and Louise not fighting. ----.---Tuesday night Without chorus. --------Pat Hackman with an English accent. ,------.Not hearing Faye Enck. --------Sibby Getz without heels. --------Shirley Groff getting up on time. --------Mary Gerlach Without dreams of her Wedding --------Helen Charles in a bad mood. --.-----Gladys Swartz Without her Spencer. --------Marilyn Zwalley not on a committee. Elva Without Tillie. Toad Landis off the phone. Shirley Geib Without an ailment. Beanie Barley with straight hair. Doris Ulrich without a Tuesday night off. Kathryn Harnish not being able to cook. Joan Fr-ey Without Lititz. Marian Wenger being unsympathetic. Lena Miller Without that Ohio loyalty. Tillie Harvey, head nurse on Women's Surg. Doris George not playing the piano for chorus. Ruth Kling being impatient. Betty Jane Lefever Without a sense of humor. Mabel Horst with blue eyes. Joyce Dickinson Without a social life. Fannie Mill-er not being at the top of the class. Mim Brubaker Without freckles. Kathy Reifsnyder getting a joke Without having it explained. B. J. Myers Without the Navy. Pat Leibley with a hair net. Jean-ette Hostetter Weighing one-ninety. Callie Wagner Without her peaches and cream complexion. Shirley Ament without a dramatic story to relate. Ruth Wert not reminiscing about the days at E.M.C. Carolyn Eberly Without h-er glasses. Lois Leaman not flying around. Alta Martin without an upset stomach. Arlene Miller Without that Pepsodent smile. The Class of '52 Without Miss Fletter. We can't either 1 Q '5'41HQsLs1?eieW.iQi3f?3F'?iP3wi-ii - '. .F5f3ifP 'ii 'iaifsuiisga-.rwfs Q 'm 4sf+4e5a21iax:-2aw ' 1i4 ' Q U -!Wl'w Senior naps I , if , vi T11l1e Geib Mim Mary Elaine ,, -. -...--v -nv Slbby 1'-H119 Bare Shirl '4' W., N., , , - V Km Y v V Q g P v A' ,V Y ,U V ,-,,, V.: ,E H ,V - -1 . - -1- -?-----f 'Qf- J' , n fs-fs re ,,,,, , Y- 1 -5 ' --.v,v,6: -ag ,. . -hzfxiggig'-4 -b ' 4, ' 5' ff 1 af fg l, S I mc- 1' I - :. l v.. I I, .,-.-.. mpg, 3- - ,A enior nap Toad Wenger Anrne Alta I Fannie George Lemon Y'N Y ' l'1f' 'WWQi TV'BQ ,,,, -Qf,:,.-1,.g. ,AM x.,g ,,.,,.kv ' ' '5 , QQ - 'Tif9i. 'x'S '1W Vw,--iw. 1 1 -.T-V: ' 1 1 'f ' m V ' ' 5 -' 1 5' ' Ex I 11 Am? ' S 1 'Q HX-'T X- - V ,-an iTr92?32iii'ff?i':55ii fE5?Qeifleffiiafftiiiihf-fffif'ff w1ffi'fveewg.ff.ff-afgplqgifdiflri 'UIQ' 'wrfagf-f A ,--- , f M V V ,....w K 25,52 V . . Q X ez 5 5 -. 1 3 ,W in ,Q 15 ..1, l Kathy enior naps R.-uxan .. , -Yi.. --...Y,--,, ., . 1. ., . .gf--M- .... .1 . .---Mx c-:1,..-,xv-,,1.1,f3-.5ngg..g..f .. ,5,1tx' i.-gi.:-. bug .54-3, fm,-gg,g1l,1g?':,EgQ-4?-,,'-i,g-f:-v.,s'h1-'-',LFy-ve-1y--X. N- ,:- . ' 1 -W-, 'Y 'Pl ., f...f if 0 ,vu Q - J Q lu, 3 1' ' ,J ' A ww' 'F ' , w .A L f ,L 'I' ' Y , '. , 1 3 x. .1 , H +4 Q LG 1 ' N. ' 1 P urses' Homes 'De'I9'm' ith 519 Duke S185 hd-B You Q 2 ow-man i Y u Fraim House Mrs. Case Mrs. Graham 3 i Q ' Brinton House 539 Duke 3 5 is Mrs.. Lehman Mrs. Coffroth Mrs. Hines Mrs. McManus ww w ' rw' 'YP' as ,m d 7v,l F.. V, y 1 Y x x ' ' ' 'V' ' i' HQ TE f...': '.. -' 'f ff , ' -9,41 . H- X , ' 'Q ...W-f,.....a:mf. , X- - ff H A I 1 - X H - , TT , 75 A , Fa iliar Face x XX 9 f X593 Left to right: jack and Don - Aides - jim and Gray Lady - Miss Kay Myers - Cafeteria - Chefs - Lucy - Mrs. Eshleman - Mrs. McMurray - Switchboard - Information desk - Sec- retaries - Laundry - Charlie - Mildred, Mrs. Mitchell, and Carrie - Linen room - junior league - Miss O'Neil - Dr. Ebersole - Miss Grossman - Becky Saylor. -6. Q vas. s--,fxnhyxv Q 'N A CW + A 'Q H-4-QF?-FM-s N Al , ... 'ae' . -vm 46 ' ' 'x r?' 'Q'i 'f f4 ': V V, l MV- .V ,, 4 WK,-,Y-,,,,. Q . ..., :...' .1-, , .,. .... ., .. v, .. . X. ,- up 5 . , '- 11--, V- -- -1 ww-fr ff-vrv v-- r,,'-t'cF,Qi.vI-f'f3 f'?.'Q5g'3Riff-142?Q'f'5E5fI2E?4rci':? mgY5? 3.-A?:i5?El'fg:wQAr.:1?? f fl? FJ ' W x Y N xx x N .3.4 , Q ,X.k A, 4 -ii Ari I I j ERTIS T 1 1 N A Q 1 , - .. - 'W QR-vf'f.is:-Mffiwf I . .v .1 ,. . A . . . J ., ,.,, .. . , 4. ' - .- - - 1- ' 'H Abu iw.. l ' 1..+4.sb-f..a,-x.:f4w wavxwiwvlinm-K:-slv'n1na M Rw11-'wif' .F A. als ... , . X-, - 1 ' V ' r 'S' 'I 3' -' l V, ff, Zfg:-li6'!-ff ' :r-'. Abel Enos Adams Lloyd Albright Paul Albright Miss Eva Alexander Miss Mary Ambler Miss Kathryn Ameigh Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ament Miss Dorothy M. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Appleyard Miss Betty Ardinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arter Miss Ann Louise Bair Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bair Mr. M. Norman Bair Mr. and Mrs. William Bair Mrs. George Baker Miss Ruth L. Baker Miss Nancy Bard Miss Anne Bare Mr. Frank Barley Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. Barley Miss Virginia Barthel Mrs. Carrie Badorf Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bauer Miss Geraldine Beaudoin Mr. Mr. Frank J. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Becker Mr. P. M. Bell Mr and Mrs. S. M. Bender Mr and Mrs. Walter E. Bender Mr Mr Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leonard Benn Clyde Benner George W. Burnett Jacqueline Bensinger Mr. and Mrs. John Better Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Billmeyer Miss Geraldine Billmyer Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Binkley Miss Roberta Miss Kathryn Bohn Mrs. Margaret M. Bostic Mr. Charles Boyer Mr. William Boyer Miss Susan Brandt Miss Irene Breneman Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ellen Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Nancy Brubaker Mr Black Frederic P. Bromer A. R. Brubaker Arthur Brubaker Milton Brubaker Patron List s Lucinda Cummings Dr. Paul Davidson Mis Mr. and Mrs Michael De Berdine, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Derr and Family Mr. and Mrs Willis Denlinger Mr. and Mrs John Dickinson Mr. and Mrs John Dickinson, Jr, Mr. and Mrs Robert Diehl Mrs. Anna Mary Dings Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dunkle Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Duing Dr. Charles S. Duttenhofer Mr. and Mrs. George R. Eberly Mr. Henry Eberly Miss Mildred Eberly Dr. Irene Ebersole Mrs. Lillian Ebersole Mr. and Mrs. Clinton G. Eby and fami Mr. John Eby Mr. and Mrs. Quay E. Enck Miss Alma Engle Miss Marion Engle . Dr. and Mrs. D. M. C. Englert The Ephrata Review Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Eshelman, Jr. Mrs. Marion Eshelman Dr. C. R. Farmer Dr. John L. Farmer . and Mrs. Theodore L. Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. David R. Buckwalter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckwalter Dr. and Mrs. Karl E. Buri Mr. W. E. Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Buron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Byars Mrs. Audrey Byers Mr. David Byers Mr. Nevin Carvell Dr. and Mrs. Dale E. Cary Mrs. Alice Case Dr. and Mrs. Franklin K. Cassel Mr. and Mrs. Miss Helen Chance Compliments of a friend James Cebulur Compliments of a friend Mr. and Mrs. William Constable Mr. Clyde H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper Miss Anna M. Feagley Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty Mabel H. Fenstermacher Mr. and Mrs. Simon S. Fickinger Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fite Miss Trene Fletter Mrs. Howard B. Flyte Mr. James Forbes Miss Arlene Ford Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Ford Mrs. Violet Ford Mr. Rav Forney, Jr. Mrs. Mary Frantz Mr. Al Frey Miss Nancy Frey Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Frey A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Miss Cora M. Friend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Friend Dr. H. C. Fulton J. Frank Funk Mr. Kenneth M. Funk Mr. Harry W. Garber Reba H. Gardner Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Garrnan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garrett Dr. and Mrs. Gates Miss Flo Geesey Mr. and Mrs. Allen Geib Mr. and Mrs. Chester George Mr. and Mrs. Donald George Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerlach Mrs. Jane Getz Mr. and Mrs. Noah Z. Getz Miss Anna Mae Ginder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glassmyers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gingrich Rufus Gingrich Ralph Goldin Thomas M. Gorman, Jr -rr -X' I-'-+ - ' irfff'-11-'? ' -.-31'-iq:sf'+H':-1-fix., as galil-fl'f'iLr'--1 Eff9sifgTj'..1-113-.Q-'Q-I1-,f -. : .-.f..z3.. -.- -q--11-,,.s.-.s.. Q 1. an .4 .V . A. . ...,.,,., , , J . , . . N' ' gti3'f'-i'F5.3' 1 i f 5'5'aff'??ffF?f'fff5f74f?+Yf'!?6i??Ri'9 'V' 21 Gotham Hosiery Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Graver Mr. Jack Greenawalt Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Adam Greer Mr. and Mrs. James Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Grof Mr. J. D. Grolf Mr. and Mrs. Newton S. Groff Mr. James Groming' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Groome Dr. J. W. Grosh Miss Judith Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Christian Habecker Roy and Harry Habecker Mr. and Mrs. Alger T. Hackman Catherine F. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hanna Miss Mabel M. Harsh Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harley and Son Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hartman Miss Sara Belle Hartman Dr. and Mrs. William F. Hartman Mrs. Violet Hartly Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harvey Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hauck Dr. John D. Helm. Jr. Miss Anna Ruth Heisey Miss Ruth Heist Mr. Bob Hamilton Henkel and McAllister Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Miss Beryl Herr Mrs. Ella Herr Miss Mary Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Abe Hershey Mr. Amos Hershey Mr. Lloyd D. Hershev Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hess Mr. Leon Hess Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hess Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hillegas Mrs. Robert Hillegas Miss Helen R. Hoifecker Dr. Harold K. Hogg Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hollinger Mr. and Mrs. Da.vid Hostetter Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hostetter Mr. Kenneth M. Hostetter Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hostetter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hostetter Mr. Robert E. Hostetter Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Hottenstein Dr. William E. Huss Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Hutchison Dr. Lewis M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Johnstone, Jr. Miss Ruth Kasper Mr. E. S. Kauffman Mr. Carl Keener Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeper Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keller Nancy M. Keller Miss Ruth Kennel Miss Anna Kensinger Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kepner Mrs. S. Ernest Kilgore Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Kinzer Drs. Norris J. and Marvel S. Kirk Mrs. Lucy Kise Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler Patron List Mrs. Gertrude Kline V. D. Kling Agency Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kling Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kloidt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klotz Miss Doris Kolb Miss Helen Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kupp Lillian Hess Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kurtz Mr. Robert Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. J. Chester Landis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Lassites Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leaman Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Leaman Miss Marion M. Leaman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lease Mr. and Mrs. Phares Leed Miss S. Jeanette Lefever Mr. R. Parke Lefever Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Lefever Mr. Titas Lehman Kathryn Leibley R. N. Lepore Mrs. Anna Letts Richard N. Liqhtner Dr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Lockey Mr. and Mrs. Nevin A. J. Loose Miss Anna Lutz Robert Mark Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mark Mr. Daniel G. Marks Mr. and Mrs. G. Brighton Marrow Mr. and Mrs. Amos G. Martin C. H. Martin Mrs. Ella Martin Fllen Martin Mrs. Enos Martin Harold E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roger Martin Mr. and Mrs. N. Mateer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mav Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McElroy Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy Mr. Carl G. McKinney Dr. F. W. McLaughlin J. Frank McMichael Dr. Joseph X. Medwick Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Mellimrer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Melov Mr. and Mrs. Lester Merkel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller Mr. E. J. Miller Miss Jenny Miller Miss Ruth Miller Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Minnich Miss Alta Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Mr. Darwin L. Mowery Mr. Frank L. Mowrer Mr. Paul A. Mueller Lillian Mumma Faye Mundorf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mull, JI'- Mrs. Elizabeth Musser James A. Musser Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. MYe1'S Miss Lucina Myers Miss Helen Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Neff daughter n , ,,. , . A , ,. . 'al - -y rua.:-.1 P E5 4 - , '?1: -, -w -T 1 if-as 4. sf 1 1...a,...f2Uli-e'Gu.5.-e:.:' '.a:n1Atv.. 55:-0016 35.1- ,. '5'?9 4l9ilFfI-'5',T'- 'F ' 7 - Exe. - J ' X K 'Elway' Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. NGSS Miss Anna Mae Ney Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nye Harry Nissley Mr. A. H. Nolt Dr and Mrs. John B. Noss Dr. Thomas W. O'Connor Dr. and Mrs. Ward M. O'D0ml611 Mr. and Mrs. O'Kane Miss Jane O'Neill Mr. Michael Paparo Mr. Peter -Parikas Dr. Morton S. Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peck Peggy and Anne Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pierce Miss Jean Piersol Dr. S. G. Pontius Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Pontz Miss Porter Robert Dutton Porter Mrs. A. J. Pott Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ranck Mr. and William Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Leroy H. Reitz Mr. M. Reitzman Miss Mildred Renn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rineer Mrs. Betty Rhen Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Richmond Miss Mattie N. Rissler Miss Eliza J. Roberts Mr. P. L. Rohrer Mrs. F. C. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. John S. Root Miss Frieda Roseman James H. Ross Mr. Daniel Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rossi Mr. Edward Ruhl Miss Marion Ruof Mrs. Catherine B. Rupp Dr. Paul S. Schantz Mr. Lawrence N. Schelling Dr. David E. Schlosser Miss Jean Schmeider Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scholl Sz S Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwebel John F. Schwebel Mrs. W. L. Scott Dr. Mr. Wilhemina Scott and Mrs. Martin Sechrist Miss Shirley N. Seifried Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Seiple H. H. Seiple M. W. Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Russel Senft Miss Flossie Sensenderfer Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharaden Mrs. Virginia Shaub Mrs Mrs . Ru-th M. Sheeler . E. F. Sheeley Mrs. A. M. Shelly. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Shenk Miss Elsie Shenk Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Shenk Mr. and Mrs. John D. Shenk Mr. Norman C. Shertzer Mr. J. E. ShiHler 8x Son Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Shirk Dr. T. C. Shookers 3,L'T-3 Ol'l Patron List Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shotzberger Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Shultz Mr. and Mrs. G. Walter Sloan Mr. Earl Smeltz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Snyder Mrs. Margaret Snyder Mrs. Martha Snyder Spachts Miss Marilyn Sparrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Spotts Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stahr Mr. .Paul Stamen Mr. and Mrs. William Stark Miss Emma Mae Stauffer Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Stauffer Miss Hilda Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stauier Mr. William Steinheiser Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stephens Mr. John Steward Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Stoner Mr. and Mrs John Stuber Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stumpf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stureys Mr. and Mrs Jonas H. Swartz Mr. and Mrs Paul D. Swartz and Janet Miss A. Marie Sweeney Mrs. John J. Sweigert Mrs. John Szabo Mr. William Theobald Mrs. Jennie Timlin Dr. Elmer F. Toth Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Tredway Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trimble Mr. Robert M. Trullender Mr. and Mrs. John C. Truxal Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Tyson Miss Charlotte Voss Dr. and Mrs. James E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Christ Walters Candv and Jim Watto Guy W. Weaver Alverta M. Wenger Dr. Christian S. Wenger Mr. and Mr. and Clarence and Benny Wenger Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wenger Naomi and Dorothy Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wenger Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Weir Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weirich Dr. Henrv Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Titus Wert Mr. and Mrs. William Wert Mr. and Mrs. Harry Will Dr. and Mrs. Henry W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Alberta Wilkerson Mrs. Evelyn Winters Mr. Charles Wisner Miss Ruthann Wissler Mr. and Mrs. Earl Witmer Miss Ethel Wolgemuth Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Yerger Mr. J. B. Zartman Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Zecher Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Zellers Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zimmerman Miss Ruth Zimmerman Misses Ida and Eva Zoller Miss Kathryn M. Zug Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Zwalley - J I Janet l 1 l l l l l l I I 0 i Preventive medicine means a lot to industry . . . particularly in times like these l l when a national emergency makes top production more important than ever. l Regular physical examinations, X-ray facilities, dispensaries, medical and nursing staffs . . . all these are now part of industry's war against accident, illnese and disease which can cripple America's working strength. New Holland knows how much industry is indebted to the men and women in white who are helping win this fight. And we pay tribute here to those nurses who are graduating into a lifetime of unselfish service. I l NEW HOLLAND MACHINE CCMPANY l LANCASTER New HOLLAND ' V w f c. g.y,v.e7s-arf.:-f...s , ' - ' V D. M. STOLTZFUS AND SON Asphalt Paving and Crushed Stone - TALMAGE, PA. can Leola 6-2601 Quarryville 6 Congratulations and best wishes for a bright future to all Graduates- from SCHWEEN WAGNER Artist in Photography 20 W. Orange St. LANCASTER, PA. 15 in gjigyfg ,354 Tfigie ' j',U3if?g?tQf 33553111 jjargfeffb gritilfi fp QQ .f -,fEff?7lf 556' . lf., .1 g 19 44 fr r s N seff-s-, 11- .L ', fe. ' ' '11'f'1i s '. 'f ' L iii I East Petersburg State Bunk I Resources 1941 - s 471,236.19 ' Resources 1951 - S2,844,864.75 ' I Another Ten Years Of Progress I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor 310,000 I I BINKLEY AND OBER Quality Concrete Blocks Trctnsit Mix Concrete Crushed Stone EAST PETERSBURG PA. I Lancaster 4 2628 in 'P I I I I 1 I H . , , .Y . I--s--2 , ,.'. -r.: x: -Q.-r1:, :fsm-g..L:'-if .'.-'ffl-35f:?,2'E- 5:,iCE? ' 1 -:slr 4 .1:5 ' T15 QP 'Qi ji, f I' , -IJ ' eww IF .cs-'EZ' I I Q I I 1' I . , I I1 .sense i'ssseasi-reesfesziiife-eeerswzv-,w?iEIE.mvmdiis-weme 5-HEPA' K-5i'l'l ?I52'7'wI 3' 5 ' -4 , 55.51-l.3I,.,,i' P.i1.,J1 PREFERRED bylWURSES 3w1 mmmg TllEOLlN1,QSHOE MDUDE 'WQWWWTW MILK Shauba RM SHOESHQP 18 North Queen St I t P Compliments WAGAMAN BROS ' of Printers Hager ros. I-mn PA We-'f iwgttfff it 'I' THE QUARRYVILLE NATIONAL BANK Wish ng Wont Do It Saving Will Organized 1883 V CHESTER BROWN Frigidaire Appliances and RCA TV NEWSWANGERS COMPLETE LINE OF NEW FURNITURE CHARLES PHIPPS General Insurance Phone 68R21 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 4 Quarryvllle Quarryville Quarryvllle Quarryvllle ff' w H . i I ......... L ....r......... ....,.............. L ..,....,.,.............., I , ....,.........,....,. ,............,.........,.. Q uarryville, I -'---'4-----4 '-1-4'-.-- ---,- - ..,......,.......,.........,.. ' , U ............ ,..,... .............,. , . 2 4 ...............,.....,.,.,..,....... ' , aff' FERGUSON AND HASSLER ..... General Merchandise - Phone 44 Quarryville, PLASTINO'S BAR AND GRILL ...,.................,......,....,........,. ,.........,....,..,........... ........ Q u arryville, SCRAP IRON METAL 4..............,.....,......,....,., James Groff - Phone 134 ...,.... ........ Q uarryville, ROSS H. ROHRER AND SONS .......,........,...........,......,...,....,..,...... 88 ....... ........ Q uarryville, THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF QUARRYVILLE ............. ............... ..,.,,.. Q u arryville, A. L. HERR AND BROTHER ....,,. ......,. E shelman's and Larro Feed I..,.... ....,.., Q uarryville, RHOADS' SPANISH TAVERN ...... .......... ,.........,..,....,...,. A .,.., ......., Q u a rryville, H. H. WIGGINS CO. ..,....,.. ......,...... C hevrolet Sales and Services ,..,..,.,.. ....... Q uarryville, SPENCE MOTORS ......... ........ F ORD Sales and Service - Phone 65 .......... ..,..,. Q uarryville, EDGAR K. BROWN .,...,.,...........,. Electrical Contractor - Philco Appliances ...........,..,...... Quarryville, C. E. WILEY AND SON ....,...,.............................................,.................,....,....,........,.,.. Wakefield and Quarryville, Phone Hensel 18R4 or Quarryville 211 W. J. BYERS ....,., ........,,. E lectrical Service ......... ..,..... B uck, MUSSER'S .......... ........... L ocker - Store - Feed Mill ....... ......... ........ B u ck, WILLIAM J. PLEGER ..............,....., Poultry Wanted - Phone 187R21 IQuarryvillel ........ ,,...... B uck, WENGER'S PONTIAC ....... ........... P ontiac and GMC Sales and Services ........... ........ B uck, WENGER IMPLEMENT CO. .....,., ........., J ohn Deere Sales and Services .........,..........,....,....... Buck, CHESTNUT LEVEL STORE .........., ...,...... R alph Good, Prop. ......... ....... C hestnut Level, L. J. DENLINGER CO. ..... ....... P aradise, SHIRK'S GARAGE ...... Chevrolet Sales and Service - Phone Intercourse 8-3041 ...,.. Paradise, J. C' SNAVELY AND SQNS, INC. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,,.,...,....,..,. Mount Joy and Landisville, Coal - Lumber - Building Material - Feed H. H. NOLL ............ ,.,...............,...,........ P hone Landisville 2921 .,........,...,....,....................,....... Lancaster R. D. A Kelvinator Product As Near As Your Phone LLLJ: ,Li ,. p5,.'4.,,l,,,,-,fr ,x . .-' V .L . V ,V .r . j g. 9 55 J'!1'4-,'L I ' .N is f ' t.g.,i,Q.ggg,5. .MWA-.-Q 1 - .gilliillriigw 5 skank It Manheim, Pa GEORGE'S HOME MADE ICE CREAM .....,.. .......... .......... CLOVER LEAF DAIRY ...........................,.....,....,... Norman M. Greenawalt .,........ ........ M Onhelm, Pa WM. H. NOGGLE AND SONS, INC. ........4.,.,...,..,.....,..., Established 1903 ..,..,.. ....,... M anheim, PQ Compliments of THE KEYSTONE NATIONAL BANK .,..4,..,.. v--.--.- M anheim, P0 RETTEW'S DEPARTMENT STORE ....,.T.. -------'-'---'-- -'- M Qnheimf PC' compnmenfs of BECK BROS. .....,.... -b-- I W1 and Manheim' PG R. G. MYERS ...,... ...T....,. J eweler .......... ..A..4A.A M anheim, MOSEMAN'S GROCERY .,.,,,,..., -R----- M Ofkef Square' Manheim' compliments of JANE'5 DRESS SHOP .......... -----,--. M Gnheim. RUHL'S REXALL DRUG STORE .......................,............... .........4 M Gnhelmf Compliments of MANHEIM NATIONAL BANK ....... -.......- M anheim, sHANK's RESTAURANT ......,.. .......... M anheim, RALPH s. SNAVELY ............. .......... M anheim, Compliments of A FRIEND WALTER L. BOMBERGER ....... ....,.... I nsurance - Real Estate ...... .......,.. M anheim, HARRY ALPERT .........,........,..........,.......,......... .............,..................... ..................................,........................................... M a nheim, Clothing - Shoes - Hats - Gents' Furnishings - Dry Goods - Notions HEIGES BOOK STORE ,.........4. The Best In Books - Films-Fine Writing Paper ............ Manheim, STAUFFER'S FOOD STORE ......,.. ........... M anheim, HERSHEY MACHINE AND FOUNDRY COMPANY ...,..... ....... M anheim, MANHEIM JEWELRY COMPANY ...... ....... M anheim, H. H. MARTIN ....... ......... H ardwares ancl Lumber .......... ,,,,,,, M qnheim, -I. S. KUHN ...... ......... M enswear ......... ....... M anheim, M. AND H. BLAKE, INC. ...,..... .-...'.. M anheim, GILBERT H- BAIR -.--..-. ......... J eweler .......... .,,,,.,, M Qnheim M. K. HOKE EST. ...................,..........,........................................,.......,.................,............................,........................,. Manheim Everything for the Poultry Supply Dealer and Farm be --Q- - . .I 'H sweetie wr is RUSSEL E. MARKLEY ............,.,..,.......................4....,..............................,...,.......A...........,......,........ Phone 2-9204 Rohrerstown Amoco Gas and Oil - Powerful and Smooth - We Call For and Deliver Compliments of J. H. BRUBAKER ...... ........................................................,.......,............. ......... R o hrerstown, E. H. GOCHNAUER AND SONS ........,....,.... Oil Burner Sales and Services .........,......., Rohrerstown, Plumbing - Heating - Water Systems BRUBAKER PLUMBING AND HEATING ....,..... .....,.... ......... L a ncaster, R. D. MILLER AND BUSHONG INC. ..... ....,,.... R ohrerstown, HER MAJESTY Underwear Company ,...... ...... L eola, EZRA W. MARTIN CO. ....... ....................... C Old Philadelphia Pikel ....,,. , .. . .....,.. Bridgeport, A. L. KAUFFMAN AND SONS .. ............,..............,....,........,,.....,.. Phone lntercourse 8-3631 Bird-In-Hand Fruit Growers - Frozen Food Service - Meats-cut, wrapped and frozen Compliments of GLICKS PLANT FARM ........ ...... S moketown GLICKS AUDIO SALES .......... .............,.............,......,.... .......... ........................ .....,..... S m o k etown, B. Z. MELLINGER INC. .....,.,.......... Sales FORD Service - Phone 4-0651 ...,..,.......,.,.... New Holland, JOHN A. SAUDER Auto co. .......................,....,...,...................................,.......,...,,..,..,..,....,....,......,.... I. New Holland, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Services V PEIFER PONTIAC CO. ..... .........,. N ew Holland, BOLTON'S HATCHERY .....,.... ....,....., N ew Holland, SNAVELY'S FARM SERVICE ......,. .......... N ew Holland, SHOWALTER AND HORNING ,..,.,...,.,.......,,.,.....................,...,.................,......................................,...,.... New I'IOIlClI'1CI, Dodge, Plymouth, and Dodge Trucks Sales and Service EARL SAUDER ........ ........ F uel and Feed ,....,..,. .......... N ew Holland, M. S. SENSENIG ......................... .......... E lectrical Appliances ....,.......... ....,...., N ew Holland, CQLEMANQR TEA SHOPPE ,,,,,,,,,,, I ,,,,.,,, Rose M. Youfz, Prop. ......,................ ,....,.., C olebrook, ci-uzisr H, Mowen .,,,,,.,.,. ....................................................................................... 1 7 N. Jackson Sf., Strasburg, Painting Contractor and Decorator C. E. REIDENBACH ..,..,.... .................... J eweler .....,., .,................,...... ...,..,, L i titz, NEFF AND HEISTAND .......,. .,........ M en's Clothing and Shoes .,....., ,.......... 3 0 E. Main St., Lititz, MRS. WYBLE'S HOMEMADE POTATO CHIPS .................,...,.,... Phone 8453 ..,..,... ........ M illersville, ELI B. HOSTETTER ........ ....... C aterer ....... ....... M ount Joy, 5lM0N p. NISSLEY ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, F uneral Director .......... .--...- M ovnt Joy, ,at . . .,,. :w' k,qx , s--- 4 1 vs B. 'Y 'ff-'Qui-:f':ff:-Qlamef39.4.31-hfcg-swf-'ree' f 2- . 'fit ,Q -- -I I. r' U f--. Y ...-Y------ ' 1' -ice CREAM AND MILK ' Lancaster, Pa. Always the Finest in Dairy Products BRISK AND GI-'CK Ladies Wearing Apparel ....4......,,..,..... 23 E. Orange St., Lancaster, Pa. 133 N. Duke St. Lancaster Pa REBER HEARING SERVICE .........W................,...................,..... , , . BELTONE Ellis E. Reber - Manager Compliments of GARVINS l 4. t .......... Lancaster, Pa, Compliments of BRUBAKER MOTORS ....... .,.,.,......,.....................,.,........... L ancaster, Pa. COE CAMERA SHOP ,................................... ...,.,.... ...................,.,,........ 1 4 8 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. Compliments of W. L. A. N. ........ ....... ' 'Lancaster's Favorite Station ...,. ....,..,., D ial 1390 Compliments of A FRIEND S I d b STENGEL KITCHENS We Y Wall Tile - Floor Coverings - Kitchen Cabinets I THE CONSTRUCTO PRODUCTS CO. .......................,.,.... 1476 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pa. I I I WOOD CABlNETS Phone 4-2232 THOMAS A. DEEN .....,.................,..... ........ J eweler .......................................... 168 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. FRANK M. ENCK AND SONS ....,...,.,................... Dairy Products and Meats ...............,...........,.. Lancaster, Pa. , Compliments of FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO. .....................,.......,........,....,.......... Charles C. Getz, Mgr. -, 45 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. I FELTY'S BODY SHOP ................. ..... ...,. .......,..............,........,. ....... L a n c aster, Pa. WM. O. FRAILEY AND SONS .....,..,...........,......... Prescription Drug Store ,..............,.............. Lancaster, Pa. Surgical Appliances - 250 E. King St. - Phone 6179 I RUSSEL GRAUL .......... ........ A tlantic Service ....,...... ........ D uke and Vine St., Lancaster, Pa. I I I JOHN H. GROFF .,................... Contractor and Builder - Phone 5460 ,......., ..,.... L ancaster R. D. .117 I I GOLDBACK'S FLOWER SHOP .......,.. .,...... L ancaster, Pa. . Compliments to THE CLASS OF 1952 AND THE ENTIRE STAFF OF THE I I LANCASTER GENERAL HOSPITAL ,............................, MARY SACHS I I Compliments of FARMERS SUPPLY CO. ..... ...,......................................... 1 37 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa. i THREE STEPS TO BEAUTY .,.............................,.......... Latest in Styling ..,....,.. ........ L ancaster, Pa. I I I p Compliments of HECKER'S SERVICE STATION ..................,.... ..,,,,,, L ancaster, Pa. I BENJ. R. GROFF ........,.....,. .........., C ontractor and Builder ........ ......... L yndon Ext. ' Compliments of KEGELS ..,..................,.. Seafood Restaurant ........... ..,..,.. 5 53 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa ' SAYRES SCHEID AND SWEETON .....,.,., ..,...,.. 2 8-30 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa J RENNINGER MEAT MARKET INC. .....,..,...............,................,........................ 9-11 N Duke St Lancaster Pa I I Meats That Satisfy - Phone 8266 I .I I I I . I I I - - '- -I -- ' wwfsiiFf7rf:',:i'?f'f22r.vS'5i 31-fweffiiz'TH?t5223i?4.SE3'i'IHffH s!4E'EM.v'5 Sv Q-f ,. ,. , .Y F Sea Food Fruits Vegetables LECRONES PHARMACY N Queen and mme N A J LOOSE Life Insurance Annuities 54 N D CONESTOGA FABRICS, INC. ..................,.............................e.......,.......,...............,.,... . METTFETT AND BRO 300 308 N Queen St Lancaster s St Lancaster uke St Lancaster . . ....................,...................................... l ........................ - , ,, I PQ, I ..................t...........,...... ..............,....... ..........,...... . , , I , Pa, . . . . .....,......,.,...,..... ' - '.-.4-.'-,-.-..'..... ' . .I I Po. Pa HESS' FOOD STORES ............ Phone Manheim 5-7811 - Mount Joy 3-9094 ............ Mastersonville, Brownstown, . Pa. LANCASTER COUNTY STORE ...,.....,..... Home of Conestoga Hand Weavers .........,...., Brownstown, Pa. N. LEE KLOPP ........... ......,. G eneral Insurance and Income Tax Service ........,, ....,,... B rownstown, Pa. JACK AND MASER INC. ..,.... ........ E xcavating - Grading and Paving .....,.... ......... B rownstown, Pa. SHORENSON COMPANY ......,..........,...........................................,....................,.............,....................,,.,......,. Brownstown, Pa. Makers of the Better Grade Shirts and Blouses ALBRIGHT'S BARBER SHOP ........ ..........,,,....,........... L adies' Hair Styling .......,.. ...,..., E phrata, Pa. Penny Building, 2nd Floor O. B. BILLMYER AND SON ........ ........... 3 6 E. Main St., Ephrata, Pa. DENVER CUT RATE .......... ........., D enver, Pa. EITNER AND HOFFMAN ............................................. ........ W . Main St. at Church Ave., Ephrata, Pa. R. U. FASSNACHT INSURANCE AGENCY ........ ....... I I W. Main St., Ephrata, Pa. ROYER PHARMACY ....... ........... 2 E. Main St., Ephrata, Pa. SNADER'S STORE ...................... ,......... G eneral Merchandise .......,.. ........... D ial 32389 Ephrata, Pa. C. P. WENGER AND SONS ....... .......,... 2 7 E. Main St., Ephrata, Pa. WALTER W. MOYER CO. ..,.,... ,......,.. 4 00 W. Main St., Ephrata, Pa. FOR-G ET-ME-NOT SHOPPE ................................,.....,... .-... Compliments of F. AND M. HAT FACTORY ......,, ..--- ALLIED SURGICAL SUPPLY CO., INC. .....,. ......,. I 37 N. Duke St., BARR's FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ..,........ .............. ...-- .-..-..- WILLIS H. BYERS ........,. ........... M eats and Groceries ...,.. , ....,..,. Rohrerstown and MR. LEE - HAIR STYLIST ...,......................... ...,...,. 2 II W. Kin9 Sf-, MERRIMAC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. ..... .,....,.......,.....,....., .,..... 3 6 S. Duke St., RED Ross RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN ......,.... ........... T OI E. Kin9 Sf., Ephrata, Pa. Denver, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Barr's Florist Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. . . . .. ,, , . av ': 1' ' -'Q ' ' ' ': Ffflgifi' ' i'h L':m we A' X39 v .. 4, ,.,f.,,.,.,,.4,5,,..z,..,:..,u.-ggzafi 1-.aiiigibiifzkii-ffl L-127:-'.1:f.5'xii!TLIT5Tf.Q '3'f!'n.w'El Ql!i9ahu5'3mnfmix is 'R ii' WEAVER BOOK STORE ..,.,...,.,. .....A...........,..........,. .....A...A.........,.A,.,..4...4.........,.. 4 4 S. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. IVAN D. LEAMAN ...........,.......,. Luncheon Meats - Smoked Meats and Cheese ...................,. City Markets LANCASTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. ....................,. ...................,....,......,....... 1 48 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. ROBERT S. METZGER .........,......,.............,..... Jeweler .,.....,...,........................ 136W N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. Hamilton - Elgin - Gruen Watches KEPPEL'S INC. ..,.............. .....,,. C andy Manufacturer .............................. 323 N. Queen St., Lancaster, PG- WISSLER'S FLOWERS .,......, ........................................ P hone 40509 ,............,..... .................... L ancaster, Pa. J. P. LANDIS ...,................................ Kaiser - Frazer - Henry J - Willys .......... ........... L ancaster, Pa. Compliments of LONGENECKER'S DRUG STORE .................,. ..........................................,.. L ancaster, PCI- ALVIN R. HOCKE ......,.......,.,..,.... Optician - Artificial Eyes ........ .....,..... 'I 39 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa. LOWELL'S LEATHER GOODS ....... ...........,....................... ............. ...,......,.. ......................... L a n c aster, Pa. L E B Z E L T E R ' S Television ............................. ............,....... ............................,......,...................................... .......... E I e ctrical Appliances GOODYEAR TIRES 237 N. Queen St. Batteries - Recapping - Radios l-UDCUSIGFI PG- Compliments of HARRY R. BITZER ......,....,..........................,.......,.,....................... 720 N. Prince St., Lancaster, Pa. Nash Sales and Service MARTIN'S-NICHOLS CHICKS ................ .......,... M ARTIN'S HATCHERY POULTRY FARMS 'I952-10077 First Generation Stock ........ .................................., R oute 30 - Four Miles West New Hampshires and Barred Cross ........ ......... P hone 2-2164 ................... ....... L ancaster, Pa. BREAD RICHARDS' PHOTO SHOP .........,....... .....,..., L ebanon, Coatesville and Lancaster, Pa. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. ..................,.... ...........................................,... L ancaster, Pa. JACK SCHWARTZ ..,....................................... Jewelers .......... ........ I 32 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. KIRK JOHNSON AND COMPANY ............,.,.............,.........................,........... 'I6-I8 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa Everything Musical L. B. HERR AND SON .Z ...............,......,.,..... L ..... 1 .,......,..........,..... ........,.,................... 4 6-48 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa. Books - Stationery - Printing - School Supplies - Portable Typewriters WESTENBERGER, MALEY, AND MYERS .......................,.......... ...... I 25 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa RENDEZVOUS STEAK SHOP ........... .,...... P hone 29124 ........ .........,. 2 42 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa JANE LOUISE RESTAURANT .........,............., Good Food ......... .,........ 'I Ol W. King St., Lancaster Pa IOHN H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE, INC. .,...., ......... 3 8 W. King St. Lancaster Pa iq' -f f 3':'l9G '.'5s51 'f-1ff1w4Qi5-35.9 -92 iiqifeglxtgisef- 41115 -f-ff.-vi.:--v. ga,'g54-5y,,-:gg-,,.L - ,. ,.,,. ,.,, .V .... ,.,g,.,. ,, .mov N l V V, A an W A 5 -- f4az'agfzcz7a4 ,,,,, 1, ff, , , ,.. ,.,.E Y. .. ' - .V -gb -4 f, - - -.al Q5 135.1 1xe7',QQ5?'5'V-1 W .1 . .. .. ,VPI A 3 -k 0 L 4 1 x I P r Y 1 A , Q- f . 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