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

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Patricia Ford 204 Earle Street, New Bedford, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club Future: Public Health Pat,” petite fille, carries on Paris reputation for setting style . . . future plans account for personal interest in dietetics . . . P.O. is favorite habitat . . . her bright smile is known to all. Mary Foss 22 Cottage Place, Milton, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club, Senior Class Play, Glee Club Future: Marriage Mary’s grey hair and pince-nez glasses will be a memory to us all . . . interests lean to a permanent contract with the medical profession . . . cafe atmosphere evident in Parkman apartment shared with Eileen . . . famous for informal get-togethers. Doris Freeman 8 Julian Terrace, Norwich, Connecticut February ’45 Glee Club, Drawsheet Future: Advanced Education Doris’s friendly, pleasing smile is added to by scattered freckles . . . manikin for ultra-feminine clothes . . . when there’s fun she’s right there. Norma Garcia Del Norte, Colorado February ’45 Future: Army At home in the Grand Canyon . . . knows technique of how to win friends, etc. . . . Norm’s favorite color is red . . . soft spoken . . . pioneer in cadet affiliation. Dorothy Gawthrop 13 Church Street, South Barre, Mass. September ’45 Future: Indefinite One meets so many people while traveling . . . lasting friendship with Betty . . . a night isn’t complete without dancing ... a familiar figure in camel’s hair sport jacket.

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Jeanne Durell 500 Dublin Avenue, Columbus, Ohio September ' 45 Future: Head Nursing Jeanne is impressive by her height and style ... no party is complete without her infectious gaiety . . . distance and time mean nothing in her travels . . . rationing has not affected her dating program . . . Kentucky Derby enthusiast. Elizabeth Fawcett 74 Hammond Street, Cambridge, Mass. September ’45 Senior Class Play Committee Future: Marriage Betty’s dancing is the envy of Arthur Murray’s studio . . . adjusts well to both work and play . . . has a strong shoulder for other’s worries . . . forever going places and doing things . . . lively little Miss. Iva Fearon Brownville Junction, Maine February ’45 Future: Public Health When there is a will to learn, there is a way.’’ . . . jolly, carefree, variety adds spice to her social life . . . characteristic stride takes Iva a long way in a short time. Patricia Finn 31 Washington Street, Milton, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club, Senior Class Play, Glee Club, Yearbook Future: Army Happy-go-lucky Pat personifies an Emerald Isle variety with her curly red hair . . . her Danny Boy” is a leatherneck . . . promptness may not be one of her virtues but there are so many others ... an unforgettable press-agent.” Mary Fitzgerald 49 Georgia Street, Roxbury, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club President, Senior Class Play, Glee Club, Yearbook Secretary Future: Public Health Fitzie” is a true colleen . . . proven by her part in the senior play, and her love for Irish melodies ... a conversationalist at heart . . . always on the go . . . what mystery does India hold? . . . typewriters were a wonderful invention!

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Pauline Gendron 95 Tremont Street, Central Falls, R. I. September ’45 Seton Club, Glee Club Future: Indefinite Polly,” petite et gaie — chic — femme du mode . . . lilting voice, dancing feet and piano fingers . . . style a la mode . . . toast, jam, and a white table- cloth. Cleo Gilman 295 Donald Street, Manchester, N. H. February ’45 Future: Indefinite The girl with the deep blue eyes and the chestnut hair . . . popularity polls among the gentlemen reveal she’s fated for orange blossoms . . . Army Cadet Nurse rumors say service life agrees with her. Irene Gleichauf 26 Oak Road, Norwood, Mass. February ’45 Future: Indefinite When it comes to gloves and brushes at B.L.I. Gleichie” was always on hand . . . Stop me if you’ve heard this one” ... a pleasure to work with . . . uniformly” neat. Norma Goff 3 Elm Street, Andover, Mass. September 45 Glee Club, Senior Class Play Committee Future: Marriage Norm” looks forward to home on the range” — a Texan influence prevails . . . a loyal friend . . . neat is the word for her appearance ... on everyone’s friendly list. Julia Graves, B.A. Sunderland, Mass. February ’45 Future: Indefinite Little girl who went to Henry Street all alone . . . calm air and twinkling eyes . . . future unpredicted because she fits in so well everywhere . . . every- body’s friend . . . oh, so fond of ' Oyster House” lobsters . . . confirmed theatre-goer.