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

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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

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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

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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