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

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HELEN NATTI 1 142 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. Hails from Cape Ann — could make even the great stone face giggle and you should see her at the Finnish hops. VALERIE PAYNE 80 West Main St., Westboro, Mass. Val is one of the nicest parts of the lend lease bill — likes music — earrings — lots of people — meeting new friends. BESSIE PEARSON 21 Oak St., Exeter, N. H. Bess with her sparkling smile and merry dimples — lucky Bickie — can be seen almost any night at Minnie’s — burns lots of midnight oil. RITA PLUMMER 12 Upland Rd., Stoneham, Mass. Shining black curls — sans effort — you don’t need an alarm clock when Rita’s around — Ask the girls at North Grove. ADELAIDE PLUMSTEAD 813 New Britain Ave., Hartford, Conn. Another striking blonde — nice figure, nice clothes and nice manner, always just read the latest best seller. JUNE PROVENCAL 4 Garean St., Ware, Mass. “Pinky” with her infectious laugh — smart quips — and witty stories is al- ways the centre of a laughing group. [28]

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JANE MANUEL 9 Bay View Rd., Durham, N. H. “Let me SLEEP” — hilarious laugh- ter and Jane is sure to be in the centre — game for anything — McLean was the ideal life. PRISCILLA MARCHANT 58 Concord St., Maynard, Mass. “Pussie”, the small girl with the rosy cheeks and the irrepressible laugh. Future plans promise an interesting career in far off lands. MARY McGRADY 2 Boyd Park Terr., Watertown, Mass. “Mac” always full of vim, vigor and vitality — keeps knitting needles handy at all times for those idle moments. MARY MELLEDY 96 Bacon St., Waltham, Mass. Short black hair — a ready smile, limping on duty after first horseback session — those long, long corridors at Hines. KATHERINE MOLANDER 47 Elmwood St., W. Somerville, Mass. Petite, blonde and always in a hurry — shoe string bands by the dozens — always has a mail box full to overflow- ing. CATHERINE MONAGHAN 242 Spruce St., Manchester, N. H. A strong minded lass who’ll defend her opinions in any argument — off to N.Y. and the Marines for an exciting last six months.

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ANN RANDALL 419 Lincoln Ave., Portsmouth, N. H. One of our most ardent post office devotees — beaming smile heralds the arrival of letters from Tenn. — one of lucky few who can always look profes- sional. ESTHER READE 27 Belvidere St., Boston, Mass. Reserved and dignified — most of the time — height of ambition a school orchestra — helped run ffi7 most ef- ficiently. LOUISE ROBERTS Damariscotta, Maine Still remembered for her aquatic friends, exciting cab rides and weekends in Providence — fun and explorations in Arizona. LOUISE ROSA South Ryegate, Vermont So quiet until you get to know her — another of Minnie’s steadies — Can hard- ly wait to get back to her beloved hills. SHIRLEY SABINS Riverside, Walpole, N. H. Versatile entertainer — has not one but many talents — Where there’s Shir- ley there’s Ann — Path is such an inter- esting subject. ANNA SCHULTZ Eckland, Penn. Tall blonde and lovely — rarely home evenings — she and Maggie off for an evening of fun. [29]