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

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Patricia Bottiani 2234 Carrolton Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. September ’45 Glee Club, Yearbook, Vice President, Junior year, Treasurer, Senior year, Senior Class Play Future: Indefinite Pat,” our connoisseur of foods, is never at a loss for a ”quick-to” hair do . . . B.L.I. was a wonderful experience! . . . stylist in sportswear . . . has an unlimited repertoire of music. Harriet Boyd, B.A. Cambridge, Massachusetts September ’45 Future: Marriage Harriet is our tall, slim representative from Cambridge . . . brings atmosphere of Vassar to M.G.H. . . . willingness of spirit . . . has out-of-town interests . . . studies present no problem . . . joviality under reserve. Muriel Breault 90 St. John Street, Pawtucket, R. I. February ’45 Sailing Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Future: Navy Well groomed — no hair out of place . . . enthusiastic, particularly when it comes to dancing . . . Muriel and her mysterious packages that smell of home cooking always attract a crowd . . . worried about unit as Student Assistant. Evelyn Brewster South Main Street, Wolfeboro, N. H. September ’45 Student Council, Yearbook, Vice President, Senior Class Future: Marriage Brownie,” our mischievous elfin . . . never at a loss for practical jokes . . . special deliveries hold no surprises . . . resident of The Penthouse” . . . sports tweed jackets tailored by Alden.” Beatrice Britton 213 Sutton Street, North Andover, Mass. September ’45 Glee Club, Senior Ball, Yearbook Future: Army Bea” proclaims the virtues of tactfulness . . . experienced seclusiveness of B.L.I. penthouse . . . proves attractiveness of straight black hair . . . Johnny on the spot” for a night’s entertainment . . . delayed enlightenment

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Frances Balchunas 128 Bedford Street, Abington, Mass. February ’45 Seton Club Future: Private Duty Frannie hides her lightheartedness and frivolity by a veil of quiet reserve . . . conscientious in all she does ... is counting the days until George comes marching home again. Barbara Barber 15 Homestead Place, Brattlebor o, Vt. September ’45 Future: Marriage Clippy” boosts morale with current jokes . . . postman kept busy with daily letters . . . sports beautiful diamond proudly . . . breezy assurance and effer- vescent wit. Carol Barrows Maravista Avenue, Falmouth, Mass. September ’45 Glee Club Future: Operating Room Nursing Carol exhibits devoted interest in the medical profession . . . sophisticated in every sense of the word . . . excels in sports offered by hometown . . . enjoys dancing . . . slim figure suited to clothes. Elaine Baumann 102 Cedar Street, Waltham, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club, Dormitory Board, Glee Club Future: Navy Elaine’s quiet reserve offset by English sense of humor . . . willing accompanist on ’’88’’ for B.L.I. get-togethers ... a devoted fan of exciting football and hockey games. Lois Borden 326 Concord Street, Haverhill, Mass. February ’45 Future: Service Good Humor” girl . . . diets are a hobby, yet food and parties come first . . . likes Christmas because of ’Oily’’ . . . identified by turned up nose and feather cut.

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Constance Beauregard, B.A. 3 Sonoma Place, Holyoke, Mass. June ’45 Seton Club, Glee Club, Editorial Ass’t of Yearbook Future: Indefinite Resident of College Room at Parkman . . . uproar develops when Connie appears . . . sense of humor that rivals that of the British . . . Going in for a coke at Minnie’s” . . . unruffled exterior. Rita Burke 48 Salem Street, Reading, Mass. February ’45 Seton Club, Student Council Future: Advanced Education Rita, our demure curly top with big blue eyes ... a devoted early riser for roll call” . . . enjoys rearranging furniture at North Grove abode . . . por- trayed the art of nursing to her bewildered probies.” Ann Cahill 18 Conant Avenue, Gloucester, Mass. February ’45 Seton Club Future: Indefinite ' Annie” delved into the art of illustrating her long and frequent letters . . . reputation for being light-hearted, gay and jovial . . . home was never like this” ... a typical product of Erin’s soil. Carol Cascadden 9 Kilburn Street, Littleton, N. H. February ’45 Future: Indefinite Carol enjoys many, many letters from overseas . . . could it be Charlie? . . . quiet, determined nature ... off duty times portrays a stylish wardrobe . . . time marches on, but not fast enough. Margaret Clarke, B.S. 30 River Street, Greenfield, Mass. June ’45 Future: Indefinite Any time you’re looking for Clarkie” try Minnie’s first . . . nonchalant in any emergency ... a real humorist ... a compulsory four hour working day is the bane of her existence . . . happy-go-lucky.