Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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' V Memories can bring both joy and sorrow with them ” Former Classmates Eunice Grant has transferred to Melrose Hospital. Mary Ann Grochmal is attending the University of Connecticut, majoring in Sociology and Psychology. Barbara Hutchinson attended Becker College in Worcester and is now working in the Worcester Five Cent Savings Bank. Jean Millington is attending Burlington Business College in Burlington, Vermont. Elizabeth Prine attended business college in Ypsilanti and now has a secretarial posi- tion in Lansing, Michigan. Margaret Sherry has transferred to the Margaret Pillsbury Hospital in Concord, N. H. Alfred A. Sierzega is at home. Arlene Wallace is at home, making plans to be married very soon. Frances Anderson is planning to enter the Maine General Hospital Training School in February, 1940. Byrcle Crittenden is doing home cooking. Sarah Ibell has entered the Danbury Hospital Training School with the class of 1941. Ruth Henderson is in her sophmore year at the American International College in Springfield, Mass. Alice Pierce has transferred to the Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, N. H. Elizabeth Roach has transferred to Queen ' s Hospital in Portland, Maine. Annie Thompson has transferred to Milford Hospital in Milford, Mass. Viola Waikela is attending Bethal College in St. Paul, Minnesota. Dorothy Boos is now Mrs. Bryce Wyman and is living in Philadelphia. Elinor Stadleman has transferred to St. Vincent’s Hospital in Worcester. 1116 cNurse’s Cap It’s just a piece of crinoline Starched so smooth and white— It symbolizes honor In the face of truth and right; It signifies a life work Done for humanity, Years of tact and service A nurse’s life must be. Perhaps it doesn’t mean much To all the gang back home They only know we’re different now, So far apart we’ve grown, But to us it means a joy And a sense of self content, It signifies a noble work And it bears God’s recompense. Page T wenty-nitie

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' The winner gives h rnself to his work AGNES STEINHILBER, B.S. Aggie” 46 Dorchester Street Worcester, Mass. Classical High School Worcester State Teachers College IRENE PATRICIA TIRELIS Sunny” 110 Water Street Stoughton, Mass. Stoughton High School Class President 1939 MARTHA MILLER WISWELL Marty” 92 Williams Street Bradford, Mass. Haverhill High School McIntosh Business College, 1 year Haverhill, Mass. MARY WRIGHT 9 Brook Street Warren, Penna. Warren High School Page T u enty-eight

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Judge not your neighbor until you have been ’laced in bis position ” Form 64-20M-10-38 MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital Training School for Nurses Date 1937 Hour 2:00 P. M. Service Nursing Unit No. 1940 Room Thayer Class Room Ward O.P.D. Amphitheatre Name Pre-clinical Address Mostly New England Age 19 Sex F. Color White Nearest Rel. Mother Friend Classmates Family Dr. Any M.G.H. Resident Referred By Miss Fraser Chief of Service Miss Johnson Date of Discharge 1940 (we hope) Occupation Student Religion— Address Same as patient Address M.G.H. Address M.G.H. Address M.G.H. Under Charge of Miss Roberts Hour 12 noon Civil Status Single HISTORY A well developed, well nourished young female of 19 years enters the Training School for Nurses with, C.C. Desire to become a nurse. P.I. Since a small child patient has had tendency to take care of anything or anyone who was ill, real or imaginary — dolls or animals or reluctant subjects in the form of friends and relatives. At the present time the illness is so acute that she has enrolled in this hospital for extensive study. F.H. Mother and father, L and W 2 brothers, 1 sister, L and W . No. F.H. of Ca, diabetes or contact with T.B.C. M.H. Single (so far) S.H. Worked summers and attended school in winter. Father is the source of steady income — enough for sundaes at Minnie ' s and an occasional trip to the movies. She swims, dances, plays tennis, knits, reads, plays bridge and talks. Habits — Tea and coffee — yes. Cigarettes — occasionally. No drugs or patent medicines. Occu pation — Student P.H. Born in New England. Lived there almost always except for short time in New York and other Western and Southern States. Has had the chicken-pox, measles, mumps and whooping cough. Vaccinated 1937. Patient states she has always been strong, healthy and a vigorous worker. Previous Admissions — None Injuries — N one Operations — T A, L.M.D. 1928 H e ad — Negative Page Thirty BINDING LINE