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

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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 ' '

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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

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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