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

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ALICE MADDERN 1 1 Cove Road, Stamford, Conn. Chairman. Dormitory Board Future: China Beware of the innocent expression . . . still water runs deep. Always a shining example in uniform, never a hair out of place. A Cadet at Camp Edwards. HELENE MOONEY 225 Park Street, Dorchester, Mass. Seton Club Future: Flead Nursing Perfect figure from top to toe . . . smooth clothes . . . shining black hair with a sprinkling of freckles for an added attraction ... an untiring worker with an effervescent personality. ARLENE TYZZER MORRISON 3 1 Hillside Avenue, Caldwell, N. J. Future: Marriage Usually found with her nose in Time” . . . sqeeaks from her room are attempts to be soulful on the violin . . . always ready for a hearty laugh and good time. IDA MAYO 20 Thurber Street, Framingham. Mass. President of Senior Class 43. Senior Banquet Future: Travel A true, upright New Englander , she says . . . but she still has a way with the men . . . loves sports, music, books, and above all, her collection of bottles adorned with candlewax. Page T u ' enty-five

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JANE LUNDEGREN 120 Elm Street, Marblehead, Mass. Sailing Club Future: Advanced Education Sailing-m-m-m- Harvard-m-m-m- A confirmed en- thusiast of Marblehead, she has dates galore and clothes likewise. joyce Macdonald 29 3 High Plain Street, Walpole, Mass. Treasurer, S.N.C.A. Future: Army “Angel-face”, but if you look closely, you’ll see her round, chubby face shows plenty of mischief from within ... to see her blossom, just mention the R.C.A.F. or P.E.E . . . she’s a welcome gift from our neighbor to the north. KATHLEEN MacINTYRE Greenville, Maine Glee Club. ' Pops . Checks Capers Future: General Duty We will always remember Kay’s siege of carbolic shampoos, and such long, lustrous hair to receive that treatment . . . she sees all, and says nothing. Page T wenty-four LOUISE LEVEILLE 486 Concord Street, Framingham, Mass. Future: Army Lou, the class comedienne, poet expressive of Pedia- trics, she’s always bubbling with enthusiasm. “There ' s nothing like the Army,” she says from Camp Ed- wards.

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MARY MOSKOS 1 12 Eustis Avenue, Newport, R. I. Future: Undecided Black hair and dark eyes give her that Grecian look. One of the lucky ones who benefits by the sun . . . beautifully tanned from May till October . . . OPD Assistant for six weeks . . . USO hostess in her spare time. MARILYN MUNN 2125 Brown Road. Lakewood, Ohio Checks , Co-chairman, Servicemen ' s Dances Future: T ravel Wholly from the Middle West, and, oh! so broad- minded . . . little, pert and quite an individualist . . . mention Ohio and Clay, and she’ll beam all over. IRENE O ' LEARY 213 College Street, Fairview, Mass. Seton Club, Checks”, Pops” Future: Advanced Education A transplant direct from old Ireland . . . quick to smile . . . rapid transit mind . . . thoroughly enjoyable com- pany with a sense of humor to the n-th degree. Page T wenty-stx CLARA PIANTEDOSI 21 Hudson Street, Watertown, Mass. Seton Club Future: Industrial Nursing Shy and sweet with lovely, brown, wavy hair . . . the home-loving type who feels “all’s right with the world’’ . . . stay as sweet as you are.