Mary Hitchcock Memorial School of Nursing - SON Shine Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1958 volume:

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H241 6 , X 5645 if .1 Q. 7 X 490 V Tay! if if ,x r v i w'12s:mJ...,. .,.A..ne.M M ' 'Af f ' AA ,Q wait! Hkvrrr U In M31 A i 54751, my 'V I ,gsgiiam 7 , A .W ' ' :gifs ?1l f t,mm.,f ., 456' w ml 4-3 FL V XZ V 7' Dear Members of the Class of 1958: Congratulations on the completion of your course of study in our Hospital's School of Nursing. I am sure you must have a justifiable feeling of satisfac- tion and accomplishment. I share that feeling as you move into the ranks of graduate professional nursing, where the knowledge and skills you have acquired will be of incalculable value. It is my sincere wish that your future holds a full measure of happiness and satisfaction. We are proud of you and count on your future and continued interest in Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, for you are truly a permanent member of our Hitchcock Family. My sincere personal, as well as official, best wishes to you all. Cordially, I V foul-.L...,L W. L. Wilson ' a My sincere wishes for happiness and success to the Class of 1958 of the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Now you are professional nurses capable of giving competent nursing care and of working with others for total care of the ill and for the prevention of disease and promotion of health. You have proven you are ready for this. It is my hope that each of you will contribute by your knowledge and skills to nursing and to world health. The future has many challenges for you. May you accept the responsibilities as professional women and nurses. Sincerely yours, Mary Louise Fernald, R.N. 5? 4- fsgc, V. . ' . . fii 5 S -..-- , . ' . K. ,, , sz: . I .., I 1 4 . .f--: I LV,-A A :.::- . ...-.A.. .Q 8 1 D' ff. - 1 as - .f 2 , 9 , . 'y 2 R ,v ..,. 4 if Q If , ,, A -..- 3. ,.i,: il, I iV I :'A 1 ' I Azzgs ::':f nvqmkg ' W N N FIRST ROW: M. Bickford, M. Putney, M. Wasik, M. L. Fernald, A. Straw, K. Schenk, B. Williams. SECOND ROW: F. Botsford, M. Swoboda, L. Cusson, D. Johnson, L. Franz, N. Downing, D. Coutermarsh, M. James, M. Tib bals, S. Sample, A. Massingham. szaggwzw FIRST ROW: R. Hunter, R. Tanzer, S. Gunderson, R. Stewart, J. Boardman, J. Bowler, L. Sycamore, J. Coyle, M. D. Tyson, G. Lord. SECOND ROW: R. House, W. Lobitz, R. Weismann, W. MacCarty, S. Russell, M. Heller, F. Moister, H. Auten, W. McLaughlin, J. Lyle, J. Folley, J. Wright. THIRD ROW: R. Krout, F. Lane, F. Ebaugh, T. Anderson, O. Jillson, E. French, R. Shoemaker, L. Morin, W. Mosenthal, R. Quinn, J. Burnett, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: S. Doyle, R. Barrett, L. Lambert, R. Watson, F. Rueckert, P. Nice, E. Sachs, J. Dyke, J. Schleicher, M. Criscitiello, L. Matthews, P. Sullivan, R. Vanderlinde. MISSING: R. Fisher, R. Shoemaker, R. Barrett, J. Murtagh, R. Storrs, R. Miller, R. House, J. Milne, W. Chambers, G. Sands, J. McKenna, E. Tyler, M. Anthonisen. 5 I 5 Although we tried to get your photograph, we failed. Still, we don't need pictures to remember such out- standing people as: Drs. Alexander, Avman, Ball, Barry, Bixby, Bonvouloir, Branch, Bridge, Callan, Curwen, Eberhardt, Fardelmann, Fleming, Franz, P. Frey, W. Frey, Gardner, Graham, Harter, Kelleher, Kim, Kindell, MacDonald, McManus, Meijer, Orth, Panzer, D. Russell, Schoeffel, Seales, Weissman, Wiley, Wilson and Zeller. 7 LEFT to RIGHT: Drs. Gray, Davison, Goodwin, Marshall, Sessler, Gilson, Friedman, Klaus, and Rydell. NOT PRESENT: Drs. Cole, Meginnity Franz, Lincke, Graff. 6 l ' In ,V - - y - ' fk 14 V, . I A: -fm A .X V za-A iv -'wi 'PV gd 5 R ,, J , wt A 1 K Q .V ' f ly,18 - rw L - Q., ,., , . , 3. ,. - K ,Q . - 4 Q , , YVYYQ ,Q ,N ' ,Vmrf VV MQ ,Eh Til lil? 45 G ' 'R iz, I . ui K . ?31.g L Jgfs. V A 7, ' ,?'Vr:swiHV 4, , 5 ,V V--QV , ,L .., . fx V V .V ' ' u V . ,Qf g Q- X, wg, , Is ,- ,gif 4 f ' 1 .,5,Q,5x-xgf .4 M 'Jw 1' 'g ra. 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L ' ' If 43 'V Z .1 !-Q . .213 ,. mf-, sl .1 'f Q ,.' ,A , - 1 X V 'fu - hs ' -r 'ink ,Q 2 , li . ,pg , . 1 '- Q, .-1,-, V4 w f. V . 4 V 'Q ,:- , if 5 2 . f- J , .V - , V , sw ,Q ., idk, N AV A ' me ff' V 'PSV ..Vf' .-,an QW-is pg ' 4' ff V s s Z LA Q F x if W ,L ' iff M . 1? f 7 fl ', Q Qi J ' f SV in ,ig f 3 b 'wif' s 5 - 6' ,V 9 V V , . iff Mr fx, J ' v Vg A mf' V5 ' J :VV fl, W- : ggi V22 Q Sl 5 if . in 5 f , J,...fs:e'f W 5. 5 9 e V , X5 ' , VV .WW-wfvigm Q TAM -VM.-4-W-vyp-e-1.4 , i V ,wf,Q.QQQ.a,, .f 5 zz m ,awww KV ' .mer-vf-A ' Mother Lee Mrs. Leona Wierum 'ungr- Mother Wilkie Mrs. Lula Wilkinson Mother Mac Mrs. Margaret Hogg S. M. , 'Q . ss ., is g 'fc Q X W I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I aid the physician in his work, and as Hmissioner of health I will dedicate myself to devoted service to human welfare. as? , 5 W Q 1 ,gf 1 -3 .K fx ,5 2 W wa ,ev .,s,,. . sig, , , 5 - ga- A s , , 'NSY 1 . l jane llcarolll Bellows Falls, Vt. Young man: Why do you talk and talk and talk? maze Ze-M44 Za,-naw llLoull St. Johnsbury, Vt. Life without sports is not life. ' amazed 'gcvn c.P. East Northport, Long Island, N.Y. Fields and trees teach me nothing, but the people in a city do 10 sf 5.1m llBeckyll Hanover, N.H. Beauty is truth, truth beauty. gang 2 . llJudyll Milford, N.H. I never think of the future. It comes soon enough .laude gwdielf IULOUII Lancaster, N.H. Blessings on him that first invented sleep! 11 fad fflcbe gum Ruthie Hanover, N.H. She is little, but she is fierce. mae 2166446 Carole Plymouth, N .H. She comes with gusts of laughter. '77Zae? Lorrie Arlington, Mass. The hand that made you fair, made you good 12 edqfane Zuma Browni Goffstown, N.H. When you feel like singin', sing--keep a-goin'! S Chick Brattleboro, Vt. I said in my haste, A11 men are liars. I 0 Swan 3144464 Susie Manchester, N.H. As pure in thought as angels are To know her was to love her. 13 She never found fault with you Never implied your wrong by her right. ff nz aff, , . . W ' me llpatll Mount Holly, Vt. Life is just one damned thing after another. llTinaYl Marlboro, N .H. 4164 Gen Berlin, N.H. I know not one more friendly and more true. 14 Quan cow: llNancylI Bellows Falls, Vt. Most all the time, the whole year round, There ain't no flies on me. nickname llBevll White River Jct., Vt. It is sweet to gaze into friendly eyes if f-ffm llcarylll Marblehead, Mass. You give much and know not that you give. 15 ' 5006144 llpatll Lyndonville, Vt. How far that little candle throws its beam. Qfelen Qfacked Grace Bristol, N. H. I'11 walk where my own nature would be leadingg It vexes me to choose another guide. llNea-ll! New Castle, N. H. God forbid that I should go to any heaven In which there are no horses. 16 'ZZZMW ' ' 'Zfavatez Marie Newport, Vt. Variety's the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavour. Qowgfmd Govie Temple, N. H. A place for everything and everything in its place 2 'ew Z. Vaee llconill Lincoha, N. H. I play for Seasonsg not Eternities. 17 eau ' Jeannie Claremont, N. H. A sound mind in a sound body. llTerryll Magog, Quebec Listen, my children, and you shall hear . . Q f Z' Shake llBarbll Warwick, Rhode Island Nor care for wind nor tide nor sea 18 Serene, I fold my hands and wait, Bobbie Rutland, Vt. Silence is the element in which Great things fashion themselves. 2 E, I Lancaster, N. H '7ZaZ A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Zgetda ?aZZcwg llJeePlI Portland, Maine But where is the man that can live without dining? 19 ' 46 Bristol, Vt. I count only the hours that are bright. lITrudyII Bennington, N . H. The time to be ha is now PPY The way to be happy is to make others so. jane Proc Oakfield, N.Y. Euphoric, narcotic, pleasantly hallucinant 20 nRaen l F9 .lm fa Ilpatll Berlin, N. H. I am not arguing with you--I am telling you! SS I,. I x ' t Sam llMaryll Lebanon, N. H. What fools these 'mortals be ! 'T ,J gaa t Wfdysddti Saari Troy, N. H. Life is not a spectacle or a feastg It is a predicament. 21 eaa70enz'caazt4 Jean Holliston, Mass . Everything comes to those who can wait. yddgd 6. Jackie Springfield, Vt. There's nothing half so sweet in life, As loves' young dream. 7145! Scdmechc IIJOII Weehawken, N. J. Queen of swell society, Fond of fun as fond can be. 22 llcindyll Amherst, N. H. Come and trip it as ye go, On the light fantastic toe. 3? in I lluzll South Lunenburg, Vt. There was a distance in her look Which made us look again. IlJaneIl Bethel, Maine A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. S ,'1, 23 ' Zone Ilstonyll Lancaster, N . H. To sleep: perchance to dreamg aye, there's the rub llcathyll Lancaster, N. H. For she is such a smart little craft, Such a neat little, sweet little craft . . . me ' Zyddle Annie Island Pond, Vt. Order is a lovely thing. ,K .1 6 ,sg A lp is is 24 ig, Po11y White River Jct., Vt. The ring is on my hand, And the wreath is on my brow. aawfuti 70619 IIJOIU Lyme, N. H. And then my heart with pleasure fills, And dances with the daffodils. 1 it Wm mae 5.2.4 ll.-Iudyll Quincy, Mass. Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, But not expressed in fancyg rich, not gaudy. 25 ' z4!eke St-mea Senior class advisor Wahine? 1955 . . . Acceptance . . . new faces at Billings Lee . . . close scrutiny of Mary's family . . . Taber's Medical Dictionary . . . Kimber, Grey Stockpole, Anthony . . . Obtain Monte Pasco's necktie and count the stones in Bartlett Tower . . . Our first fraternity party . . . What do you do if the thermometer breaks? . . . Quiet hours . . . Hi, my name is, and we 'll set our alarm for 4 a.m. . . . Our anatomy instructor's i pregnant . . . Where will we all be a hundred years from now? . . . is Just make a little pin curl on top of your head . . . Archer, Baraw, 45 p Barr . . . Huwoo . . . I go to West again . . . Workin' on the chain gang . . . Relief almost all summer, honestly . . . Buzz groups . . . Hold them and then pin them at the V . . . Remember when we had every week end off? . . . Autumn Leaves Festival Dance at Billings Lee . . . Miss Sherman, He didn't eat his broccoli . . . You missed two whole hairs . . . Is your razor dull? . . . Are you nearsighted, Miss? . . . Ticket to Boston, please, uh, one way . . . You mean we've got to wear turbans all the time . . . Hey, it precipitated, and I was the only one there! . . . Can't I have the cream puff without the sauce? . . . Another grilled cheese . . . Firefighters of Longwood Avenue . . . Down the road . . . Charlies . . Tennis anyone? . . . 504 seats at the Pops . . Q Gardner Museum . . . Take the subway to the nearest beach . . . Ho-Jo's . . . 28, 37, 33, milk lab, no PAR . . . And the grey goes so well with our complexions . . . Child Growth and Development . . . Albert, are we going to take our bath? . . . The black band . . . Off to the rolling campus of state . . . Keys, keys, keys . . . Sign your overnights . . . Group psychotherapy . . . Weight gain . . . P.Q.R.S. . . . Brownie in C.B.'s . . . Some frivolity . . . The pleas . . . Don't refuse to dance with him . . . MMM, Ruthie nice going . . . It's great to be back . . . renewing acquaintances . . . Smith in disguise on the Faulkner slide . . Honestly kids, I've never seen anyone so sick in my whole life . . . T P R and B P on all patients and fill out the emergency room sheet correctly . . . Someone is to be in neuro at all times , , . V S q15 x 4 then Ql!2l-l . . . Mrs. Hurd . . . Pictures will be taken in the T.V. room . . . Are we ever going to meet the deadline? . . . What fun at the rummage sale . . . Hurrah for March 7th . . . Senior Ball will be at Golfside from 8 PM to 1 AM . . . The shortest summer ever . . . September 6th . . . Graduation . . . Rollins Chapel . . . The pages close on three years of training . . . Ones we'll never forget. enchfa LEFT to RIGHT: Recording Sec- retary, Carole Brazeaug Vice Presi- dent, Lorraine Brodeurg President, Sally O'Nei15 Treasurer, Jane Smith, Corresponding Secretary, Patsy Ramsay. Q 'U uae Q 'QQ ,:sf,,. iw. ww' M. Mania: a V 551fw2S2i21aQ9MmkzQnui, Jai5'g5'f!iii?s?i flung , W, mwbmx 1 Am ,, yxvx-y -nm... I K I There was much to learn in our four week stay in the Diet Kitchen. The importance of nutrition to general health and to its maintenance was clearly shown by the many types of diets we formulated and dished. ' cam The sterile, green world of the OR was both strange and fascinating as we circulated and scrubbed on many types of cases. This experience enriched our understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human body. 04104: ' - 7a W ' There is nothing more wonderful than new life. The care of the mother and child is most heartening and rewarding Our experiences at BLI will be with us always. , 1 n The glorious, happy world of a child with his wonderland of dreams held many heartwarming and heartbreaking experiences for all. 0446145 Psychiatry was probably the most dif- ficult field in which to adjust. Much was gained in understanding ourselves and the mentally ill. ,470evwl The special care unit for the acutely ill patient provides closer observation, new techniques and experiences for the student nurse. 0000 A field of excitement and necessary haste. Here our acquired knowledge of medicine and emergency measures matured. In the care of the fresh Post-operative patient, the nurse must closely and carefully observe all signs and symptoms for possible complications. 30 QQ? H.. Q' .Q AL 53' ' ' im' Hg' 41 WH - A , 2 Eye. s V. . . . 4. H, F Q Q l mg nykk W 1' Y A ak 4 it My 4 , 53? I l I Remember when .,,,. 2 .Z 3 rf 5 ' . P' N M .i M J 7 o '- V-q.,,,, 'Z HW f4'b6m4d60f746U Wi if '13 5 Q...,,,-Q Q X 4,1 A ,gf W' 4 . . . f ,. .. 1 , -W H '. A : .,, ,f , ' ,. -V ' , f . .- 'A -1 f' if W , f ,, ww ww , F, 3 , . ,. ,ff M , ,Q 0 . V fw .f A .,., J : ' v , .4 . . .. 5, , V ,. A ,J . . ., , ., ,,,,, ,, , , . , ,, , . is V. ,- A ,Z 1 V 'Q 1 ,,., .. ' ww, 1 K ' f 4' ' --' . V V H L via' jp,-1.l,,V M ' . H 4 mv ' - .er -V A ,-fi, ':, 5. , . ,,, H, . , .:, Vrrk Mk I A N A .AW 1 K mw.ff,w,:f:g, - u.wwmemannms'.n-,v f: ,nm :wmv .m,,www, f f, A .,4 7960 FIRST ROW: M. Blidberg, M. Lyford, D. Wilson, S. Carroll, C. Angel, E. Mason, A. Wuesthoff, A. Robinson, P. Doubleday. SECOND ROW: E. Needham, V. McLaughlin, H. Guerney, M. Daigneault, M. Bing, B. Smith, D. Groux, J. Buttrick, S. Thompson, N. Madden, B. Emmons, J. Phelps, S. Clough, M. Patch, M. Hess. THIRD ROW: M. Dyer, J. Moran, E. Sanders, P. Hall, S. McBain, J. Herman, S. Boynton, R. Clark, J. Tippett, A. Cote, C. Manning, C. Veilleux, M. Reed, C. McArthur. On the ninth of September we started our career, And are proud to be part of the nursing school here. Forty and two with eyes all aglow, ' To be registered in the Rec. Hall as all of you know. A party was held for the new Probie Pals, 'Twas there that we met the rest of the gals. Early to bed and early to rise, For off to class with wide open eyes. On Initiation night we toured the town, And brought back articles square and round. We collected our forfeits and off to bed, Cause all of us had big jobs ahead. We've worked pretty hard but had lots of fun, Chasing our instructors, we've kept on the run. Now looking forward to capping in June, Seems along way off but we know 'twill come soon. And so upperclassmen we want you to know, We Surely will miss you when you have I0 go. secretary: M. Blidbergg vice President, B. Emmons, President: J. Phelps, Student Govemment: M. Bing, Treasurer: M. Daigneault. We send our Best Wishes for whatever you do, And the Best of Luck to each one of you. 35 Q, M ki 4 N ..4: , WH 4' -s , MW... ' 1' 3 ug ' . I Kf : 51 1 7 ,fgf f sf - Q g ...-..-...nu 3 x 1 1 M -R' z 2 , e. X V3.1 f f . 2- peg X1 V 4i A ,XX I F ' f - 1 :Psy K Sf' , ' ' fi? 'wg f'3'M534' 'f , K Eff We 1 Y. - b. V Q 7 '- ,S .4 K, ' Aw, 7 fs f Xi f 1 .af I3 , 1 s 1 k K . gx L,L. . K X Q f 4 ,.... 6525 .GEEK :FREE if E EQEQ .9505 -p- ',,., .1- 3--3 2 NFFII f EE!!! Student Council under the able direction of Mary Louise Fernald held a successful year. The Student Council is responsible for directing the activities of the Student Government and executing the rules about which our honor system functions. 5645 LEFT to RIGHT, Literary Committee: Joanne Schmeissg Photography, Tina Cote, Editor, Patsy Ramsay, Assistant Editor, Trudy Parker, Advertising, Carole Brazeaug Literary Committee, Connie Ives, Art and Theme, Sue Cheney 38 -v 2? Pkf? : sas' 13 R F .3f .U f2j , .. - -','-, . ,iq ., . 'N 9. ' ' ' A Y? V rf H15 4-Q ff L f MJ 5 9 , S :vie 4 L,.a . x W , 'wa-.8 AWW444 W-M5 as W I 721 Q25 53 Q E , 5 355 2 Q Af 5 93 as .-44 H 'H if 22 Rf 25 ng Q , ii 5 E 3? Q 5 '-1.7 ,..- ,ev nv ,Q .,....-m had - J' 8. Q ,512 vi 'Q K ff ,V . f-'fffssv' if 3 1 If . 2 5? ' N .i5 5:iE' 'L fi K ' f : 5 L , f If fx. 1- W A Q '3 45+ T' X 1 .,., V ag 1 -. 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