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

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Natalie Keohane 60 Russell Street, Melrose, M ass. September ’45 Seton Club, Glee Club Future: Army Nat is keen on dancing ’til it comes to a John Paul Jones . . . possesses an abundance of wit seasoned with a little seriousness . . . plays the piano for her own amazement. Annette Laliberte, B.A. 53 Upland Street, Springfield, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club Future: Pediatric Head Nurse Nan is our true patriot — both in language and manner . . . leisure time spent gadding about the spots of Boston” . . . headed for a trail Deep in the Heart of Texas” ... a coke, a book, and a soft chair. Theresa Langlois 64 Nichols Street, Norwood, Mass. February ’45 Seton Club, Student Council, Orchestra, Yearbook, Drawsheet Future: Advanced Education Red-gold hair . . . grey eyes and a ready smile . . . her artistry makes fascinating water pitchers . . . loyal and cooperative . . . every publication, play, and pro- gram committee counts on her for success . . . advocates bike on district. Geraldine Lowell Star Route, Willimantic, Connecticut June ’45 Future: Army Gerry is always ready wdth new ideas of what to do any time of the day . . . so little time for all there is to do . . . after hours, the play is the thing. Martha Mantyla 7 Hooper Street, Manchester, Mass. June ’45 Future: Indefinite Martha is off to mysterious attraction of Brighton on free days . . . photographic mind . . . always ready to lend a willing hand . . . definite Army interests . . . laugh today for tomorrow you may cry. Page Twenty-five

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Priscilla Hoxie 7 Westbourne Street, Milton, Mass. February ’45 June Formal Committee Future: Marriage Vivacious, happy-go-lucky Hoxie” . . . Pan American! ... a wonderful fam- ily with an open house . . . loves clothes and Heaven Scent” . . . flashing eyes that can’t miss a trick. Joanne Joy 1 14 Oak Street, Ellsworth, Maine September ’45 Future: Marriage Name identifies disposition . . . the marines have the situation well in hand . . . reserved in manner and slender in appearance . . . misses zero weather of home town. Ruth Kammler 122 Melrose Avenue, Needham, Mass. September ’45 Dormitory Board, Glee Club, Christmas Dance, 1943 Future: Army Kam” has a sincere interest in Man . . . Army interest began pre-training days . . . enjoys outdoor activity . . . nursing was never a task but always a pleasure. Mary Kendall 170 Bishop Street, Watertown, New York February ’45 Seton Club, Sailing Club, Dormitory Board, Secretary of Senior Class Future: Marriage Connie” is one blonde recruit taken from Simmons . . . superslim and gay . . . interests include public health work in obstetrics . . . change of orders interrupted plans with Navy Medic.” Eileen Kenneally 230 North Third Street, Newark, New Jersey September ’45 Seton Club, Senior Class Play, Glee Club, Editor of Yearbook, Senior Banquet Future: Operating Room Nursing Our Editor” . . . the Army first and last . . . I ' m in a party mood” . . . conquers time by air travel ... II Espanol a la Maria Montez ... an excellent taste for fashion and style from tip to toe . . . possessor of a wide and varied correspondence.

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Grace McCleary 19 Prospect Street, Millinocket, Maine September ’45 Seton Club, Senior Class Play Future: Industrial Nursing Gracie, always faithful to call of the wilds . . . favors Uncle Sam’s Navy . . . looking forward to life on a farm way out West . . . picture of black face and black wig will be remembered by all. Evelyn McDonald 400 Park Street, Stoughton, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club, Glee Club, Dormitory Board Future: Army Mac” is identified by musical note of laughter . . . strong patron of the long bob . . . Goo-Goo” her dependable companion . . . spontaneous good nature shown in all her activities . . . sets the style in footwear. Margaret McFarlin 95 Elm Street, Andover, Mass. September ’45 Sailing Club, Dormitory Board, Yearbook, Senior Class Play Future: Advanced Education Mac” is a familiar figure in plaid shirt and navy blazer . . . typical of the camp fire type . . . senior play proved she was not tied to mother’s apron strings” . . . lots of fun if you can get her started. Jeanne McGeoch 77 Thoxiter Street, Abington, Mass. February ’45 Future: Indefinite Wee Scottie” with the shade of hair popular to song . . . Jim is forever send- ing pretty flowers . . . canters, trots, and gallops to keep herself amused . . . keep on smiling, lass! Lucille McKenzie 119 Oakland Avenue, Methuen, Mass. September ’45 Seton Club, Glee Club Future: Industrial Nursing Lucille with the accent on the Lee . . . Off we go into the wild blue yonder” . . . becoming feather cut aided by natural waves . . . quiet girl with firm convictions.