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

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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

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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.

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' '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