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

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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..-

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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

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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