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

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Anne Connelly 28 Matchett Street, Brighton, Mass. September ' 45 Seton Club Future: Public Health Typical colleen with dancing Irish eyes and pronounced dimples . . . relatives are such fun . . . never mistaken for her twin . . . sincerity and good nature always in evidence. Betty Ann Connor 28 Main Street, East Brookfield, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club, Senior Play Committee Future: Army Betty Ann, a lover of music, always has her fingers on the piano keys . . . dancing makes her night complete especially if with Navy blue . . . sleeping comes before anything . . . get her excited — oh, never mind! Donna Conroy 2525 Adams Avenue, Ogden, Utah September ’45 Chairman of Dormitory Board, Student Council, Senior Class Play Future: Army A Utah girl, I am sir, and will be til the day I die, sir! . . . competes with Webster in vocabulary . . . remembered for password, What time does the moon rise tonight?’’ . . . typical outdoor girl. Marilyn Costello 53 Gay Street, Newton, Mass. February ’45 Yearbook Future: Indefinite Lovely to look at, delightful to know . . . Costello possesses a conservatism which cloaks a terrific enthusiasm . . . Oh ! Joie de Vivre . . . artistic ability . . . time out for excitement. Jean Crosby 7 Sentry Hill, Boston, Mass. February ’45 Future: Public Health One of our Jeannies with the light brown hair . . . lucky girl to get a bicycle riding job on Public Health Affiliation . . . slim, polished and possessor of a smooth wardrobe . . . Vermont-hill Jeannie who went south to school. Eighteen

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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.

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Mary Cunningham Guilford, Maine September ’45 Senior Class Play, Glee Club Future: Indefinite Identified by Maine twang . . . ' living is a wonderful experience” . . . pictur- esque tales of jaunts to New York . . . one of the Penthouse Crowd” . . . characteristic giggle known to all. Dorothy Dayton Mansfield Depot, Connecticut September ’45 Sailing Club, Glee Club, Yearbook Future: Advanced Education Long straight hair so becoming as only Dottie” can wear it . . . the Medical profession runs in the family . . . nurses a secret desire to blitz West Point again . . . blue is her color. Dorothy Dill 26 Draper Avenue, Mansfield, Mass. September ’45 Future: Pediatric Nursing Little Dill” has a column entitled advice to the lovelorn” . . . believes nothing will stop the Navy Air Corps” ... a lady’s bandbox comes first . . . covered many miles in the Grove Hall District. Virginia Donahue 190 Oxford Street, Providence, R. I. September ’45 Glee Club, Senior Class Play Future: Public Health Ginny,” our night owl, disregards well known quotation early to bed,” etc. . . . reserve of practical jokes . . . hides capabilities . . . excellent Mrs. Gold- stein ... pet peeve is confinement to sick bay. Edith Dunnells 103 Abbott Street, Andover, Mass. September ’45 Dormitory Board, Glee Club Future: Head Nursing Edie,” the epitome of professionalism, pr oved her abilities in the teaching department . . . quiet, home-loving — Navy interest accounts for this . . . B.L.I. sunbathing added a special note to night duty sleeping hours.