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

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MARTHA FAULKNER 150 Court St., Keene, N. H. A scintillating sense of humor — a gift for mimicry which is unexcelled — an outstanding hit in the senior play. BARBARA FISHER 142 Cabot St., Newton, Mass. Good things come in small packages — Enjoys snapping pictures in her free time — Williams the centre of interest at the moment. DOROTHY GHISELLINI g Mt. Vernon St., Charlestown, Mass. Quiet, unassuming — professional dig- nity personified — an AI nurse — ‘‘Life begins at home” for “Dottie.” VICTORIA GORDON 12 Alder St., Bristol, Conn. Beloved Brooklyn — dates galore — sense of humor proved valuable during McLean Affiliation — fond of the classics. BARBARA GRANT 32 Ridlon St., Hyde Park, Mass. Barbie usually sports an ecchymosis — or a bump — we all remember her ac- cent — her bubbly laugh — California here comes Grant. BARBARA GRAY 477 East St., Walpole, Mass. Always has that “just stepped out of a band box” appearance — spends free time in N.Y. state. [24]

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Section AUGUSTA CHRISTOPHER 50 Boston Ave., Somerville, Mass. Always in a hurry — rarely seen with- out Ginnie — Spent last six months on Vet. affiliation — it sounded wonderful. GLENNA CLARKE gA Jackson St., Attleboro, Mass. “No it’s not a permanent” — un- bounding energy — undaunted sense of humor — plugs a mean piano — Usual- ly seen with Tedie. ELIZABETH DAME 57 Woodruff Ave., Wakefield, Mass. Slender, tender and tall — Bette of the smooth pageboy and the groovy boogie woogie. BARBARA DAVIS BRODIE 29 Lee Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Energetic, ambitious, never an idle moment — Dakota will long be remem- bered not only as a cadet affiliation. THERESA DONOVAN McMANUS 81 1 Hale St., Beverly Farms, Mass. The other half of the gold dust twins — likes sailing — Beverly Farms — yellow slickers and baggy sweaters. DOROTHY DRURY 319 Newton St., Waltham, Mass. Famous for her luscious blond looks — the essence of good nature — always ready to join the current doings. Don’t you ever get mad? d ‘a. [23]

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ANN HALL 3 Knowlton Sq., Gloucester, Mass. Oh, that Titian hair — up in the air in a Piper Cub — always ready to make a fourth at bridge — “P” House has possibilities. PATRICIA HALLENBECK R.F.D. No. 2, Hudson, N. Y. Ski jump nose — twinkling brown eyes — hair that is never a problem — Arizona was such fun ! RUTH HARKINS x 1 6 Brookfield Rd., Winthrop, Mass. Definite ideas on all subjects — esca- pades during her senior year that we’ll all remember. MARGARET HARRINGTON Hillsboro, N. H. Guided her probies through the mysteries of the sciences — able photo- graphic editor of Checks — busy and gay social life too. JANE HUDSON HINMAN 1561 Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. A quiet lass — spends her off duty time reading the latest “who done it”. Most happy when she has week-end time. VIRGINIA HUMPHRIES 147 Main St., Andover, Mass. That prodigious appetite and she still looks lean and hungry — a most distinctive accent — gorgeous summer tans. [ 25 ]