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

Page 19 text:

Student Nurse of The Year Pamela Ann Gaherin In accordance with tradition, each senior class chooses one of its members to hold the honor of “student nurse of the year.” Pam’s contributions to the school through her outstanding leadership and initiative, her excellence in clinical and theo- retical nursing, and her sincere and friendly man- ner shown to both patients and classmates has made her our choice.

Page 18 text:

Senior Class Advisors Miss Margaret Keeley and Miss Judith Kiernan During both working and social hours, our advisors have helped to make these past two vears successful for us. 14

Page 20 text:

IRENE FRANCES AGURIKTS n Dorchester, Massaeluisetts “I shall eruleavor to enliven morality with wit, and to temper wit with morality.” “Renee” . . . terrific wit . . . fun lover . . . Pete and marriage in November . . . vivacious . . . scotch on the rocks with a lemon twist . . . early to bed, early to rise . . . “Whadya mean, my room isn’t neat?!” KAREN MARTHA ANDERSON Malden, Massachusetts “No task’s too steep for human wit.” Tom’s “Kiki” . . . likes motor bikes and hor- ror movies . . . intelligent-honest with others . . . sense of humor . . . the “M.G.H.” cheer . . . two hour telephone conversation ... a Geriatric Nurse?! » CAROL ANN ANDROSKI Methuen, Massachusetts “Youth is the time to live, and I am young.” “Andy” . . . “Talullah dahling” . . . that lack!! . . . M.D.’s her weakness . . . Oh, how she hates to get up in the morning . . . Security her need . . . What color will her tresses be? . . . Mr. Big, around the next corner — who knows? 16