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

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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.

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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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Esther McMorran 139 Main Street, Lincoln, New Hampshire September ’45 Future: Indefinite Esther followed in the family footsteps to M.G.H. . . . tall, slender figure topped by blonde hair . . . fulfilling Doddie’s place in friendships . . . half- inch black band in Out-Patient. Bertha McNeil 31 Pond Street, Bangor, Maine September ’45 Seton Club, Glee Club Future: Service Bert’s” wavy red locks, the envy of all . . . nightly duty of putting up hair only a legend to her . . . often mistaken for roommate . . . always remembered for her first appearance in G.I.’s. Dorothy Maclnnis 47 Summer Street, Northampton, Mass. February ’45 Future: Marriage Oh, but she blushes! . . . strictly Navy, but then, she’s prejudiced . . . after 13 weeks of B7 she went to McLean . . . time out for fun . . . mischief beneath that innocent expression. Ethel Metcalfe 60 Brinton Avenue, Warwick Neck, R. I. September ’45 Drawsheet, Swimming Future: Head Nursing Ethel has mastered the art of a neat, trim pageboy . . . lends a willing hand to all situations . . . not so demure as one might think. Jane Milliken 9 Shepley Street, Andover, Mass. September ’45 Future: Indefinite Janie” is the word for glamour, figure, hair, eyes, everything! . . . her ward- robe just completes the picture . . . results- — dates galore! . . . it’s so hard to get up in the morning.