Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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SOPHOMORES With the Sophomores we associate the second movement of our Symphony, the lyrical songlike section which is slower in tempo vet intensely intimate and personal in character. 27

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HAHNEMAN NURSES Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mildred Pykus, Jane Griffin, Marilyn Grzvwinski, Owen Gilroy, Louisa Wombacker, Elea- nor Young, Lvdia Plattenburg, Phyllis Atherton. Second Row: Mary Lou Mul- ligan, Co-ordinator; Elizabeth Duggan, Elizabeth Grabowski, Janice Cook, Joan Bums, Betty Heberling, Ann Morgan, Bette Mathers, Toni Rose. Third Row: Virginia Mitchell, Phyllis Williams. Mary Ann Zankofski, Shirley I lopkins, Mary Kazokas, Joan Miller, Barbara Fritsch, Carolyn Novajosky. TlieN urses Students entering the School of Nursing of the Robert Packer Hospital spend the first fifteen weeks of their three year course at Mansfield as special students. The Hahnemann nurses from Scranton have a similar program. While here they carry a heavy schedule— twelve courses in all, and finish the fifteen weeks with seventeen semester hours to their credit, plus the Nursing subjects. They find time to participate in many college activities and sports and look back upon their stay at Mansfield as a very pleasant beginning to their chosen profession— Nursing. ROBERT PACKER NURSES Bottom Row, Left to Right: Miss Askew, Co-ordinator; Sarah Tefft, Lois Franklin, Joanne Gregory, Edith Loucks, Zelda Reynolds, Barbara Gleockner, Joyce Bishop, Betty Mac Moran, Donna Kremer, Louise Northrup, Irene Vargo, Arlene Kosko. Second Ron ' : Betty Kurillo, Peggy Potter, Anne Peck, Margaret Gay, Pat Coumbe, Betty Farr, Joyce Bailey, Shirley Stedge, Sally Morris, Vivian Cassidy, Joanne Shaffer. Third Row: Grace Stewart, Alice Bushko, Luella Bassage, Norma Chelgran, Marian Swaxtout, Betty Conrad, Loretta Mead, Helen Mac Neal, Betty Robinson, Pat Mitchell. Fourth Row: Lillian Kinsman, Lorraine McKeown, Barbara Raim, Marjorie Wil- mington, Carol Molyneux, Nancy Kehrli, Jacquelin Mapes, Barbara Cahill, Marianna Mostowski. Fifth Rote: Pat Marnin, Mary Louise O ' Neill, Mary R. Maroney, Mary Ellen Evenden, Barbara Simmons, Jeanette Root, Joyce Nearing, Marlene Billig, Dorothy Runvan. M fti 0. il u A JL § ll ' V gx - ' Hk-j t ,T . ' »• W l f4 ST L jk kl u

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OFFICERS President - Walter Thomas Vice President James Marshall Secretary - Mary Konsko Treasurer Thomas Best Adviser: Dr. Schappelle The bopliomore Class 1 lie sophomore class has had a truly eventful year. Our talent show which was presented in Straughn I Iall on November tenth was hailed as the finest student-directed show at M. S. 1 . C. Another featured event sponsored by the sophomore class was Dink Day consisting of athletic contests between the freshman and the sophomore classes. 1 his afforded an opportunity for the freshmen to shed their dinks at an earlier date. Unfortunately, they were defeated and therefore wore their dinks until 1 hanksgiying. Proving to he equally as successful as all of the other activities the class undertook was the annual Sophomore Class flop held in the gymna- sium on fanuary 27, 1951. Our second year at Mansfield has indeed been a busy and a happy one. L ' S