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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

iviass Gcnsra! Hospiu School of Nursing Palmer-Davis Library MGH HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY if a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer, let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. the class of 1971 massachusetts general hospital school of nursing presents . . . 3 4 « 5 9 nuj ‘ tiL 4 ■ jr ilbi. Kk 1 1 K ( w 1 1 1 RMvr ... mUMPSIHK V b-tt -p 1 1 m Ifl ' w 1 m n 1 ng ■■. ■ Hi i i lai I M i 1 } , ] I 2 mm. « m jj|g| . i 1 W ;Sa L l dedication 8 a.m. — health clinic . . . bulging, overflowing . . waiting with mrs. dolan’s helpful hints . . . nanouk from the north . . . “good morning, what a full house!” . . . the handshake . . . “how are you?” . . . “fine! — oops — actually, i’ve been up all night.” . . . this is a multiple choice diagnosis (cramps, diarrhea, vomiting) . . . pick one of the above, all of the above . . . the diagnosis is . . . o.d. . . . k.k.k. (katie’s?) . . . cure — ginger-ale ad. lib; sleep p.r.n. ... doctor keller, for your warmth and genuine concern which has helped heal three years of hurts, our heart-felt, “thank-you.” 16 V ' l ' . -anK. ' ' “Kr ' -’,1 i natalie petzold director the image ... a florida tan . . . slim white dignity . . . mass meetings — “would miss petzold care to comment?” . . . composure under fire . . . convocations . . . eagerness to try . . . executive faculty . . . profes- sional adjustment — is that possible?! . . . a smile, a frown, a thoughtful explanation — “ah hah ah hah” . . . miss natalie petzold, if the “verbal” class of 1971 has caused you to sigh, we hope that you will nevertheless remember us with a smile, we will not soon forget . . . mrs. ethel jerkins mrs. roberta keith mrs. Janet richardson mrs. myrtle hibbard dormitory lillian kiely paul wheelock mrs. evelyn dolan richard tierney audrey brady yolanda mamone frances gibbons mrs. Caroline bennett mrs. gertrud ilse Joyce mathis mrs. Joan Jones i i ] patricia simpson rita lasser mrs. mildred tamminen Carolyn kenney elizabeth smith a teacher affects eternity; she can never tell where her influence stops. row I rita lasser, carolyn kenney, mrs. clara fortmann, sandra beckford row II mrs. mildred tamminen, frances gibbons, helen sherwin, audrey brady row III richard tierney, rita jay, pat simpson, mrs. lyn fleming, elizabeth bunten, mrs. laura me earthy, elizabeth smith patricia mahoney mrs. laura me earthy sandra beckford mrs. lyn fleming winnie willis mrs. kathleen schoene mrs. rose catalonotti maureen heafey dorothy mahoney mrs. harriet holbrook marjorie grady mrs. elizabeth shaw anne walsh orlanna frye carol garant estelle devlin mrs. janice baker jean boswell ann cahill katherine Hardeman mrs. dorothy me mahon sarah deignan barbara ellsworth not pictured mrs. o’connor mrs. bonnie gould margaret white Jill carraco mrs. eileen moore mrs. Virginia valentine Judith beyer mrs. Julia burnham mrs. leola robinson ann hammer mrs. susan larkin mrs. margaret sipe mrs. sally robinson margaret keeley PUBLIC Pl TUI STU.: 3. CABS The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the road has gone And I must follow if I can Pursuing it with weary feet Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet — And whither then? I cannot say. freshman year . . . the unique world of Charles st . . . choas of moving in . . . harry and mrs. d. . . . sitting in halls . . . proctors . . . home-sick . . . “her ivied columns ...” ... yelling out windows . . . study hours . . . 9:05 p.m. — solidly jammed phones . . . sharafs . . . water or shaving cream fights . . . fire es- capes . . . falling water balloons . . . underpants on the couch . . . neatness notes from mrs. r. . . . snowball fights on the common . . . ice-skating on the frog pond . . . hatchet man . . . halloween “wedding” . . . fire engines all night . . . singing garbagemen at 6 a.m. . . . signing-out . . . one a.m. curfew . . . “car trouble” . . . mixers and frat. parties . . . open house . . . forming friend- ships . . . I so many subjects . . . “if you help me with micro, i’ll help you with chem.” . . . a p lab . . . how can you tell if it is male or female? . . . i named my cat agnes . . . “pretend i’m the uterus and these are the fallopian tubes.” . . . fomites . . . gram stains . . . my unknown organism is-unknown . . . your culture is definitely growing contamination . . . nut ... is that an “a” or “b” vegetable? . . . “the three reasons for a low salt diet are” . . . happy notes on the overhead projector — t.g.i.f. . . . dietetic internes . . . the final . . . prof. adj. ... dr. durant on “m.b.’s” . . . social backgrounds . . . “are the fol- lowing people here?” . . . tours of boston . . . museum visits . . . papers . . . hope indians eskimo friends other cultures . . . “i don’t expect to make chemists out of you.” . . . electrons valences compounds . . . how many bonds does “c” have . . . personal- ity development ... all but five flunked that final . . . nsg I . . . real dirt in bed bath lab . . . how to make an occupied bed . . . faculty skit on communications I first day on the floors . . . uniforms i without bibs ... a three hour bed- ' bath . . . she ' s great — best nurse i ever had” . . . “i can’t give him ; a complete bedbath — he’s only ' 22!” . . . dfc . . . es . . . s a . . . I what does the abbreviation f.o.s. I mean?”i.v. bottles caught in johnny ! sleeves . . . “why didn’t you clean I his fingernails?” ... 5 page care i plans . . . dsgs. — sterile technique I . . . conferences . . . my patient I had , what about yours? ... “after the first six months it won’t be as bad.” — “no, it’s worse.” I . . . nsgll . . . “i have the honor I of telling you about enemas!” ... happiness, a bellevue bridge ! . . . junk for breakfast — junk? ; ... “an a.p. is the heart beating I against the ribcage.” (?)... con- sider the patient . . . exams . . . ! all-nighters — black coffee . . . “i’m sure i ' m going to flunk out . . . baker-bulfinch-white . . . meds ' med cards p.d.r. . . . summertime ( and six hours of nursing classes . . . finally a hectic year has ended 1 and we are juniors! 1 . . . promises to keep and miles to go before i sleep and miles to go . , . i “b.c.h. — your mother” . . . lost in the tunnels . . . they call that food? . . . peri-care — 10 a.m. — “bottoms up girls” . . . teaching day . . . what’s birth control? . . . clinics . . . family planning for a gravida 15 para 13 sign in; weigh in; urine spec.; b.p. . . . speculums and pap smears . . . labor and delivery — mother nurse and baby nurse. b.l.i. . . . “it’s a woman’s function in life to have a baby” . . . “pant like a puppy” . . . deep breathe and push . . . lamaze and e pidurals . . . nur- sery . . . his first bath . . . “that one is mine! ” special care nursery . . . “that shur is a funny lookin’ enema” . . . post-partum . . . don’t touch the babies . . . rooming in . . . comp care ... be original — copy the text- book with footnotes. there is only one child in the world and the child’s name is all children. J r i nurse . . . here is my child, I j i leave him in your care. j a brimming heart does not ! i suffice for head and hands. I I i cooled his fevered brow; ' he’s so bewildered now; } so small amidst the automation I 1 j that surrounds him. j your knowledge and your skill ! with all these gadgets make ; me marvel, still, as the long night passes and you check the maze of scientific I things that bind him from ! my arms, could you . . . would you I love him i by carol p. germain I in that corner over there sits a man, a broken man. he walks and talks, i see no scars, yet he is hurt, he is sick. my heart yearned yet my hands did not reach out. he was emotionally ill how?” i cried. i wanted to do, not sit. i wanted to answer, not question, i wanted to talk — not listen. ideas brooded, sensitivity deepened, my heart reached out; my hands did not. yet we had a human bond, wrought by effort and concern, he responded. in that corner over there — sits a man, a broken man. but he is better — he knows i understand. i half of what i say is meaningless, but i say it so that the other half may reach you. welcome to sterile city, where everyone is pretty, and all are dressed to the hilt, with gowns to your toes and masks over your nose — so who cares how you’re built? we’ve washed and scrubbed; we’ve gowned and gloved; we’ve learned a new technique, we’ve worn the mask, and still we ask is that transverse or oblique? with the blade and knife, six weeks of strife, a time not soon forgotten, pass the snap, was that lith or lap? is silk the same as cotton? give me an 817, you certainly are green. keep your cool and don’t be nasty. the loud refrains i want those remains — must be a reduction mammoplasty. now which is worse, to second or to first, i can never thread a stitch, what’s a towel clip? do i need a bovie tip? •yes, dr. linton, it’s been a bitch. we’ve known the bane of the quarter inch drain, our instructors say we’re able, the surgeon’s been warned — he looks forlorn, he’s seen hlack stockings beneath the table. ruth kilduff maureen smith stitches out; teaching done; doctors consulted; medications taken; referrals written. one by one their faces appear and disappear — sad, happy, scared — young and old through the clinic assembly line. “nurse, thank-you, — you girls in the black stockings always seem to have the time.” five o’clock — peace. choose life, only that and always and what- ever the risk, to let life leak out, to let it wear away by the mere passage of time, to withhold giving it and spreading it — is to choose nothing. may this year bring you much happiness with just enough sorrow for you to appreciate your joys. may you learn to be strong enough to know when you are weak; and brave enough to face yourself when you are afraid, always be proud in honest defeat, and humble in victory. may your wishes never replace your actions and may you realize that to know yourself is the cornerstone of knowledge. may you be led not in the path of ease and comfort, but in the path of stress and difficulties, here you should learn to stand up to the storm and learn compas- sion for those who fail. let your heart be clear, your goals high, and re- member to master yourself before you seek to master others, learn to laugh but never forget how to cry. reach into the future but never forget the past, re- member to have a sense of humor that you may be serious yet never take yourself too seriously. may you always have humility so that you may always remember the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom and the meekness of true strength, general douglas mac arthur I ! i senior caps . . . ortho . . . neuro . . . med-surg . . . a conglomerate of classes ... 60 seniors on warning . . . kay hardeman’s helpful hints . . . natahe — trends in nursing paper ... on the units four days a week . . . not enough uniforms — “that damned laundry!” . . . cvp’s . . . monitors . . . respirators . . . emergency cart . . . meds . . . t.l. — my responsibility now . . . “remember, you’re a nurse, not a jr. dr!” I I I h II senioritis . . . endless griping . . . counting the days ’til graduation . . . then what? — marriage, college, waitressing — “anything but nursing!” . . . 100 days party — another drunk-in . . . pack- ing . . . tears . . . “i might even miss this place.” . . . reminiscing about these last 1000 days . . . june 18 . . . we’ve finished; yet we’ve only just begun. the learning and knowledge that we have is, at the most, but little compared with that of which we are ignorant. I I I ; I i I J I I history of nursing . . . fifteen hours . . . florence nightingale’s “notes on nursing” . . . mgh’s annals . . . “you know you have one of the best nursing libraries in the coun- try” do you want to be another sarah gamp or betsy prigg? . . . paper due november 16 . . . skim through the a.j.n. of (year) . . . all 1500 pages of it . . . report on trends in nursing that year . . . hours of research . . . is your paper done yet? . . . more research . . . have you ever seen so many seniors spend so much time in the library? . . . my a.j.n. is missing . . . last minute composing, as usual . . . papers stacked outside of wal- cott 116 . . . collapse . . . t-minus two hours and counting . . . end of the course . . . “re- member that your teachers are always be- hind you” . . . (thank-God). i S.N.C.A officers president — pat mirenda vice president — sue bradford secretary — (jr.) suzette santerre treasurer — ket duncliffe parietals . . . appeals board . . . daiquiris at council meetings, deb? . . . the wig fashion show . . . mr. tiemey, where are you? . . . tears at convocation . . . involvement . . . a new face for checkmate . . . “promise me you won’t quit, please!” . . . s.n.a.m. comes alive . . . three cheers for guidance committee . . . “slacks, laura, we can wear slacks! ” . . . “the death committee” . . . thanks, ma! . . . italian spaghetti and wine . . . who, me? — chain smoke? . . . communicate . . . participate . . . try . . . it’s not so bad (is it?) . . . steets oversleeps again! . . . never enough time . . . responsibility breeds responsibility . . . (sigh!) big — little — brother — sister letters of introduction ... a friendly personal welcome to mgh . . . looking forward to seeing you in September ... a rush of activities . . . have you seen my little sister? . . . pizza at the european . . . subs on bartlett lawn . . . Italian night ... ta- blecloths in our cafeteria!? . . . spaghetti and “wine” . . . snam talent show . . . the whole school getting together infor- mally . . . “shop talk” . . . freshmen — “tell us what it is really like, seniors.” . . . mercifully omitting some of the de- tails . . . hard working committee . . . thanks, irene, for a job well done. senior class officers “there will be a compulsory class meeting in harvard gardens” . . . could we have volunteers please! . . . how many more green carnations? . . . another sundae sale . . . anymore suggestions for curriculum committee? . . . our fearless leaders forging on with brave new ideas? . . . senior show . . . calen- dar sale . . . senior store . . . camp mgh . . . kick a doctor today ... we deliver sunshine. president — barb bailey vice-president — sue bindseil secretary — karen devaney treasurer — diane lawless I photography debbie barrio maria spiewak lois archambeault literary vareen o’leefe jan gibson linda spiegal sue bindsiel karen buma kathy barsoum advertising judy bellisario linda kraiger kathy barsoum sue bindsiel donna marwell art muffle seaton lay-out elinor kropac dottie o’toole cathy morrell sharon lampron edie me causland karen shontz muffle seaton barbara wood m. j. gichan deb palmer 0 walking through the garden . . . black stockings . . . the midi . . . pu zzled looks from passers-by . . . “just what are you anyway — nuns?” . . . here we are again . . . John hancock hall . . . mobs of uniformed people . . . mingling of students and faculty . . . smoke haze for miles . . . who’s got some gum? . . . oh, look — “that” uniform again . . . lining up . . . i’m taller than you — who cares? . . . gibby — the beautiful cool . . . marching in . . . freshmen really excited — first time in uniform . . . natalie . . . who’s here . . . who have i forgotten . . . senior faculty . . . the awards . . . our theme . . . what’s happening . . . apathy . . . involvement . . . nurse person . . . person nurse? . . . give a damn . . . darkness . . . reach out . . . commitment to the outside world . . . dial a dietician . . . t-e-a-r-s person dietician . . . feeling of oneness. L . . . and if everyone lit just one little candle, what a bright world this would be. CAPPING 1 i “vulnerable, fallible human mixtures of good and bad — like myself . . . people . . . . has the qualities of equanimity, courage and compassion ... to be able to say — i’m wrong i don’t know i understand.” A tall cap — made of icing on a cake. We all stand around it — laughing, crying, rejoicing. Our families are proud and almost as amazed as we, that two whole years have already passed. A tall cap — which one on that incredibly beautiful snowy mountain belongs to me? Already my row is standing. One by one my classmates are capped. Each reacts differently as the cap represents a unique personal victory to every one of us. A tall cap — Miss Petzold has my cap in her hands now. Miss Brady gives me a warm smile. I stand with my new cap on — it feels so good. It belongs there, for I have earned the right to wear it. Thank-you, Dr. Durant. Miss Sleeper, what are you thinking? 112 tall caps — each on e of us now has her own. The whole room stands in applause, but we are not yet through. A ripple passes through the class of 71, and with a shout of joy, our well-served, and yes, well-loved flat caps sail skyward . . . now we are seniors. 70 Nursing, to me, in one word is commitment; commitment to a value system predicted upon the belief in the “worthiness” of people and those things which are important to them. To be a nurse is an honor, not a burden, a gaining, not a giving, a profession, not a trade. We are privileged to deal with the real, not necessarily the ideal. By real we mean the small aches, the perennial agonies, hurts, hates, sorrows, anguish and separations that are the inevitable inheritance of all men. Loneliness, however, can be, and often is, the item on which the bud of commitment blossoms. We need each other’s strength; we need each other’s love. Isolation is tolerable and necessary; under- standing makes it productive, PATRICIA POWERS R,N, B,U, YEARBOOK, 1965, YVONNE FRANCES ARIKIAN a little knowledge that acts is worth infinitely more than much knowledge that is idle. LOIS JEAN ARCHAMBEAULT 0 0 DEBORAH JANE AZARIAN DEBORAH MAY BARRIO r KATHERINE MARY BARSOUM CAROL ANN BATTE no one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to anyone else. REGINA MARIE BARRY LINDA A. BELLENGI JUDY BELLISARIO SUSAN ALKIER BINDSEIL stand still and look until you really see. SANDRA R. BOTTI 76 ELLEN MARIE BOWER SUSAN BRADFORD MARIE ANN BRODERICK i exist as i am; that is enough. JEAN DONAHUE BROWN (MRS.) 77 NANCY BRYANT CHRISTINE M. CAMARDA the ultimate miracle of love is this — that love is given to us to give to one another. LAURA ANNE CALIGIURI KAREN ELIZABETH BUMA I SALLY CLAPP CARMELLA D’ALANNO dost thou love life? then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of. LINDA KAMENS CZAPLICKI (MRS.) LYNN JEAN COOK KAREN ELAINE DEVANEY COLLETTE DUNCLIFFE TENNILLE CLARK DUNN (MRS.) every noble work is at first impossible. PATRICIA EMBREE 80 KATHLEEN ANN FORREST JANICE MARGARET GARRITY SANDRA MARIE GEISSLER each is involved in the tears and blood of mankind. JANET ELAINE GIBSON 81 MARY JANE GICHAN in truth, yo owe naught to any man you owe all to all men. BARBARA FRANCIS GLYNN CYNTHIA ANN HARTIG KATHERINE OWEN HINRICHS IVETTA RUTH JOHNSON I RUTH LOUISE KILDUFF ELINOR KROPAC to be able to find joy in another’s joy; that is the secret of happiness. LINDA LOUISE KRAIGER SUSAN MARIE LA FRANCE f SUSAN THERESA LAK SHARON BELL LAMPRON (MRS.) in some special way each person completes the universe. DIANE CHARLOTTE LANDRY 84 BETHANY SUSANNE LAPORTE (MRS.) PAMELA ANNE LONGTIN DIERDRE JANE LAWLESS joy is not in things, it is in us. EDITH RUTH McCAUSLAND 85 PAMELA JEAN McNEICE JANICE ELIZABETH MAHONEY 1 am a man — therefore nothing that is human is alien to me. ANNABELLE WILMA MacLEOD CHARLOTTE MACY MARJORIE ETHEL MASON PATRICIA L. MIRENDA SUSAN VIRGINIA MASSEY CATHERINE A. MORRELL ... to look up and not down, to look forward and not back, to look out and not in, and to lend a hand. PATRICIA MORELLO ! LAURIE MUNRO MARY PAULA MURPHY we know what we are, but know not what we may be. LORNA LOUISE MUSSULLI 88 PHYLLIS A. NOONAN COLLEEN O’CONNELL VAREEN CLAIRE O’KEEFE i think, therefore i am. DOROTHY ANN O’TOOLE 89 PATRICIA ANN PALERMO MAGDA EVELYN PARTRIDGE DEBORAH SUE PALMER i would walk with all those who walk, i would not stand still to watch the procession passing by. LEIGH GATLIN QUASHA (MRS.) DARLENE SCOTT RAMSEY (MRS.) 1 ESTHER ELAINE RICHARDS DEBORAH HUNT READING MAUREEN A. RYAN you are blind and i am deaf and dumb, so let us touch hands and understand. DONNA LOUISE SCHENCK IRENE RUTH SCHLEICHER MAUREEN P. SCULLY the only death is the death we die every day by not living. MARTHA ELIZABETH SEATON 92 PATRICIA MARY SHARP to communicate is the beginning of understanding. LINDA SPIEGEL 93 MARIA B. SPIEWAK kindness in words creates confidence; kindness in thinking creates profoundness; kindness in giving creates love. LINDA M. STEWART NANCY MOIRA STEETS SUSAN PATRICIA STIER PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN VALERIE M. TOMPKINS SUSAN TRAHAN ELVI ELAINE WENTWORTH tears are the safety valve of the heart when too much pressure is laid on it. PATRICIA HURLESS WHITMAN (MRS.) EDITH-ELIZABETH WIGGINS SUSAN GRAY WILSON start smiling and enjoy the miracle of now. CHRISTINE Y. WONG BARBARA L. WOOD 96 O; JACQUELINE ANNE CARTY SUSAN KAY RUEDE for all that has been — thanks for all that is to be — yes! MAUREEN H. SMITH SHEILA MARGUERITE BURKE 97 camera-shy — seniors BARBARA ANNE BAILEY JEAN BENSON (MRS.) VICTORIA MARIE CALDERWOOD CATHERINE ANN COLLINS SUSAN LOUISE CUMMINGS ELIZABETH WHITFIELD DORTCH BETTY JANE EVANS JANE SHATTUCK FOX (MRS.) GAIL PATRICIA KELLEY HALLAN LEONARD KELLY DIANE MARIE LAWLESS JILL ANN LEONARD BARBARA ANN McVINEY LORRAINE MARCHAND DONNA LEE MARWELL ANNE QUIMBY DONNA MARIE ROBINSON JANE CHRISTISON WASHBURN GAYLE HYLEN (MRS.) s s e s lois j. archambeault 26 nutting avenue northampton, mass. 01060 yvonne arikian 40 douglass street brentwood, l.i., n.y. 11717 deborab j. azarian ridgewood road rockport, mass. 01966 barbara bailey 1521 barris drive bartlesville, oklaboma 74003 deborab m. barrio pine needle way e. Orleans, mass. 02643 regina barry 77 bunnewell avenue brigbton, mass. 02135 katberine barsoum 136 crescent street | Shrewsbury, mass. 01545 j carol batte j 69 bennett street j waltbam, mass. I 02154 linda bellengi 18 asb bill road reading, mass. 01867 judy bellisario rfd 1 tbompson, Connecticut 06277 mrs. jean benson 19 puffer lane sudbury, mass. 01776 susan bindseil 46 mud road setauket, l.i., n.y. 11733 sandra botti 1050 adams street dorchester, mass. ellen bower 4 Jenifer road darien, Connecticut susan bradford 307 tremont street duxbury, mass. marie a. broderick 400 chestnut street lynn, massachusetts I jean donahue brown 65 auburn st. ext. 1 framingham, mass. nancy bryant 331 n. 12th street olean, new york karen buma 38 indian spring rd. ashland, mass. sheila m. burke 64 rockne avenue dorchester, mass. vicki m. calderwood 125 gashght drive i so. Weymouth, mass. 1 ' laura a. caligiuri 16 pickney street boston, mass. Christine camarda 20 belleau road Salem, mass. mary e. campion 18 fenway circle brockton, mass. Jacqueline carty 214 Oakland avenue pawtucket, r.i. sally clapp Jane fox linda kraiger 232 worchester st. daniel sharp highway 30 coalpit hill no. grafton, mass. belchertown, mass. danbury, conn. 02124 cathy Collins 01536 Janice garrity 4717 townes road elinor kropac 06810 39 stonybrook rd. edina, minnesota 225 princess st. 06820 norwalk, conn. 06851 55424 hicksville, l.i., n.y. sandy geissler susan m. la france lynn J. cook 8 sterling road 215 pine street 22 ridgewood place holyoke, mass. nashua, n.h. 02332 willingboro, J.J. 08046 Janet gibson 01040 susan lak 03060 susan 1. Cummings 127 glenwood avenue 10 dunham avenue 185 Wakefield st. hyde park, mass. ware, massachusetts 01902 reading, mass. 02136 sharon lampron 01082 linda czaplicki mary jane gichan madura 8 karyl lane 11 grace street 69 mam street prospect, conn. maiden, mass. terriville, conn. 06712 01701 carmela d’alanno 02148 barbara f. glynn 06786 diane landry 796 beaver street 160 arlington st. 245 Webster street waltham, mass. Watertown, mass. marshfield, mass. 02154 14760 02172 02050 karen e. devaney 37 white street winchester, mass. 01721 elizabeth dortch 281 Cordova road w. palm beach, fla. 02124 colletta duncliffe 43 danbury road, Weymouth, mass. 02190 tennille dark dunn 62 taylor road acton, mass. cynthia ann hartig 33 stetson street bradford, mass. 01890 katherine hinrichs 33 warder drive pittsford, new york 33401 gayle hylen 13 carmel street 02190 chelsea, mass. ivy Johnson 6614 Sidney street houston, texas bethany la porte 84 Whitfield st. dorchester, mass. 01830 deirdre lawless 839 parker st. roxbury, mass. 14534 diane lawless 100 west street Weymouth, mass. Jill leonard 28 linwood ave. newtonville, mass, 02124 02120 02188 02160 02114 patricia b. embree 2943 maydelle la. dallas, texas 01720 gail kelley Pamela longtin 25 greentree lane 239 union street so. Weymouth, mass. bennington, Vermont 02190 05201 01970 75234 hallan kelly Jr. edie me causland betty Jane evans 50 chesten street 14 hill street auburn road allston, mass. Webster, mass. londonderry, n.h. 07134 01570 02401 kathleen forrest ruth kilduff pamela me neice 16 drew street 59 holbrook ave. 12 ruthven street newburyport, mass. Stoughton, mass. quincy, mass. 02171 Barbara me viney phyllis noonan 3 upland drive 173 Sydney street hingham, mass. dorchester, mass. 02125 annabelle w. mac leod baddeck, colleen o’connell nova scotia, Canada 632 school street Stoughton, mass. charlotte macy 22 church street vareen o’keefe weston, mass. 02193 11 whitney road medford, mass. 02155 janice mahoney 100 lincoln street dorothy o’toole Stoughton, mass. 02072 30 danbury road Weymouth, mass. 02190 lorraine marchand 9 dolby street patricia a. palermo newton, mass. 12 cedar avenue stoneham, mass. donna 1. marwell 70 lincoln street deborah palmer centerdale, r.i. 02911 73 bald mountain dr. bangor, maine marjorie mason magda partridge r.f.d. 2 1445 victor drive milford, n.h. 03055 apopka, florida 32703 susan massey leigh c. quasha 43 school street 988 memorial drive hanover, mass. 02339 Cambridge, mass. 02138 pat mirenda ann quimby 1 cedar court 28 willey street cluster, n.j. 07624 rochester, n.h. 03867 patricia morello darlene ramsey 155 thorndike street rose hill arlington, mass. 02174 north Carolina deborah reading Catherine morrell 14 heatheridge 94 west avenue ann arbor, michigan great barnngton, mass. 48014 01230 esther richards mary p. murphy 4 howland street 9 high street dorchester, mass. Pembroke, mass. 02359 donna robinson 02121 lorna mussulli 6 carmel street 151 south main st. milford, mass. boston, mass. 02120 susan ruede nancy streets rt. 147 9 maple leaf drive middlefield, conn. 06455 park ridge, n.j. 07656 maureen a. ryan linda m. Stewart 34 dona avenue 71 cross street rutland, Vermont 05701 quincy, mass. 02169 donna 1. schenck susan p. stier 31 lincoln avenue 31 tanglewood road highland park, n.j. 08902 Wellesley hills, mass. 02181 Irene Schleicher patricia sullivan p.o. box 113 4 james road e. corinth, maine 04427 e. Weymouth, mass. 02189 valerie tompkins maureen p. scully 131 gypsy lane 15 burridge place maiden, mass. 02148 meriden, conn. 06450 sue ann trahan muffie seaton 284 sayles ave. glen drive cherry hill, n.j. pawtucket, r.i. 02860 patricia sharp jane c. washburn 154 west prospect st. 32 day avenue waldwick, new jersey east longmeadow, mass. 07463 01028 karen 1. shontz oivi e. 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