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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1974 volume:

Remember When Jt Was At Zhe 100 Days Party?? Invocation - Rev. Mark J. Dyer Address - Mrs. Marie Elizabeth I yer Zhrec years is a long time, let us not forget the MSMOKJSSI Zhe yearbook Staff Nan Sersig I wish to thank all those who helped meu in putting this yearbook together. 1 feel i that we have been very successful in the r ideas that we have conveyed as well as memories we have stirred in our class- mates. Best wishes to all of you in your future endeavors. 1 ' Thank-You, Editor r Special Thanks To: Bob Murphy American Yearbook Co. Joe Flora Loring Studios Robin Biggio MGH HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY memories . . light the corners of my mind misty watercolored memories of the way we were scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind smiles we gave to one another for the way we were could it be that it was all so simple then or has time rewritten every line if we had the chance to do it all again tell me . . . would we could we memories may be beautiful and yet what’s too painful to remember . . . we simply choose to forget so it’s the laughter . . . we will remember whenever we remember . . . the way we were 2 4 C r ,.v 8 jt , i 4 . ' , 1 .1 . - 14 15 17 DEDICA TION to mrs. dyer and father mark: we said we could never make it . . . you said you knew we could, but not alone, you were with us all along, so very often we needed encouragement and you gave it to us. so des- parately we needed to grow . . . and with the sun shine and the rain and your guidance we did grow — straight and tall, but most of alt we needed a friend, someone who knew us as in dividuals as people as just us. you were there always ready to share our heart breaks, our joys our disillusions our sorrows. for all the times you gave so much for the long nights you sat with us, for the silent pray- ers you whispered for us, and for the love . . . yes especially for the love, we thank you. “don’t believe what your eyes are telling you. all they show is limitation look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you ' ll see the way to fly. ” jonathan livingston seagull Miss Helen Sherwin 20 STUDENT PERSONNEL SER VICES Lillian Kiely Patricia Sheelz Maria Bresnan Paul Wheelock Frank White Yolanda Mamone Richard Tierney 21 STUDENT HEA L TH SER VICES Miss Frances Gibbons Miss A nnabelle Birrow Mrs. E. Haas FRESH M A N SCIENCE INSTR UCTORS Miss Sandra Beckjord NUTRITION FRESH M A N NURSING INSTR UCTORS Ms. Joan Jones Miss Joanne Hvde Mrs. Carolyn Koehler Sr. Marie Brans field Miss Susan Rogers Mi.ss Elizabeth Dill 24 Miss M. Smith Miss R. Marnaise Miss Buiiieii Miss D. Daviii w Mrs. Chosiad Mt s G. ! inior 25 MA TERNAL — CHILD NURSING Miw Sargent Miss Druker Ms. Morrow 26 PSYCH NURSING Xfis.s Tuckc Mrs. McPherson Miss Heufev Mrs. Rainey 27 OPERA TING ROOM Miss Reliich Miss Boswell Miss Cahill CLINICS Mrs. Baker Mrs. Long Mrs. Powers 28 Mrs. McMahon SENIOR INSTRUCTORS Mrs. Traniello Miss Velock Miss Hammer Miss Keeley Mrs. Robinson Ms. Siller Miss Ellsworth SURGICAL ME Die A L NEURO ORTHO Miss Dyzak Miss Vetock Mrs. Traniello Miss Hammer Mrs. Robinson Miss Ellsworth Miss Dyzak Ms. Siller Miss Keeley 29 Mrs. Sheehan Mrs. Hall RESIDENT HEADS Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Mrs. Stolvev Mrs. Hibbard Mrs. Dyer and Father Mark 31 32 Nursing, to rne, on one word is commitment; ■ commitment to a value system predicted upon ' ■ v, • the belief in the worthiness of people and, ' ' f those things which are important to them . , . 1: •. To be a nurse is an honor, not a bpirden, a gaining, not a giving, a profession, not a trade, ' : ; . We are priviliged 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 , j ; ; ; however, can be, and often is, the item on which . V the bud of commitment blossoms. We need each other s strength; we need each other’s love. Isolation is tolerable and necessary; understanding makes it productive . Barbara Po wers R.N. i B.V. Yearbook, 1965 . Denis e A ckles Denise Ames Donna A ckles Ida Anderson Clare Beck Susan Ayotte Carol Bergeron Susan Blaisdell Marcia Bozetarnik Elise Broidrick Jane Bliss Deborah Buckley Helene Burm Julia Burke Eileen Byrnes Janice Caggiano Janis Comstock Elizabeth Compagnone Donna Cristafulli Ann Demosthenes Elizabeth de Rham Barbara Di Renzo Denise Doyle Carlene Driscoll Christine Evans Kathleen Dunn Joyce Fallon Nancy Faxon Tina Gal la Mary Gedaminsky Mary A nn Goosens Sheila Greenlaw E Heather Higginbotham Joan Hog land « Deborah Howland Rita Hughes Martha Keating Maureen Keating Joanne Kaminski Ellen Johnson Donna LaBarre Deborah Kelt gen Carole Lampesis Marianne Leahy Nancy Mahoney Jo-Frances Masciulli Mary Beth Marr Sylvia Marshall Catherine McAuley Anne McDonough Denise McDermott Jacqueline McDermott Paul Mercaitis Jacqueline Mills Carla Middleton Sarah Mitchell Mary A nn Mulkern Deborah Orpin Paula O ' Brien Anne Nickerson Margaret O’Shea Joanne Pedretti Jane Page Richard Peloquin Janet Pepe Kathleen Reynolds Eleanor Romas co Jane Ruhr Christina Roncary Virginia Ryan Margaret Schnopp Wendy Sjostrom Linda Stanton Martha Shirley Diane Sw an r La Verne Turner Claire Sweeney Teresa Tobin Janet Vater n Jean Wiegand Cheryl Ventola Sharon Weber Em Hie Yuscavitch Elizabeth Zarchin Jean Arone S heila A rbaczawski Gail Charbonneau Maryanne Ferragamo M issing Seniors Susan Able Elizabeth Finley Margaret Orrick Elna Rapp Lorna Rode 58 Susan Able 411 Salem St. Wakefield, Mass. Elise Broidrick 4 7 Center St. Runtson, N.J. Denise Dovle 55 Hill Rd. Apt. no Belntont, Mass. Heather Higginbotham 76 Richardson Rd. Hollis, N IL Denise A ckles 30 Di.xun .4 ve. Dedham, Mass. Deborah Buckley 648 Commercial A ve. Braintree, Mass. Carlene Driscoll 7 Rose Lane N. Graftoit, Mass. Joan H oglu ltd Main St. Edgartown, Mass. Donna A ckles 30 Di.xon A ve. Dedham, Mass. Julia Burke II Indian Hill Road Woburn, Mass. Kathleen Dunn 15 Perkins .4 ve. .4 r ling ton. Mass. Deborah Howard 64 Weitdell St. Cantbridge. Mass. Deiuse Antes 86 Central St. Stuneham, Mass. Helene Burnt 16 Watsott Terrace Quincy, Mass. Christine Evans 1 762 Washingtoit St. Braintree, Mass. Rita Hughs 7 U ilson .4 ve. Braintree, Mass. Ida .4 nderson 3 Bernard Rd. Wellesley, Mass. Eileen Byrnes 1 1 Walden A ve. Jerico, N. Y. Joyce Feiloit 16 Bates St. Methven. Mass. Elicit JoJtitson 26 Rochdale Terr. W est Haven, Conn. Shelia A rhaczawsa R.D. l Bo.x 75-A Cream Ridge, N.J. lattice Caggiano 49 .4 shley A ve. E. Bos to ft. Mass. Nancy Fa.xon 6 Beatrice Ln. Medway, Mass. Martha Keating 24 High St. Natick, Mass. Jean A rone 6 Vineyard A ve. Canihridge, Mass. Gail Charbonneati Maple St. Warren Mass. Maryanne Ferragznto 133 South St. Randolph, Mass. Maureen Keating 3 7 Campbell St. Woburn. Mass. Susan Ayotte 39 Lucerne Rd. Springfield, Mass. Li.sa Compagoone 162 Sanderson .4 ve. Needhant, Mass. Elizabeth Finley 210 Coluntbia St. Cantbridge, Mass. Deborah Kelt gen 25 Marboro Rd. Woburn, Mass. Carol Bergeren 68 Elm St. Ft. Denvers, Mass. Jaitis Contstock 207 West Maple .4 ve. Newark, .N.J. Tina Galla 455 Huntington .4 ve. Stratford, Conit. Donna LaBarre 42 Barnet St. Springfield. Mass. Susan Blaisdell 86 Pollock .4 ve. Pittsfield, Mass. Donna Crisafulli 1 Webster St. Natick, Mass. Mary G edantinsky 102 Thontdike St. Cantbridge, Mass. Carole Lantpesis RED. 3 Dover. N.II. Jane Bliss Newton, Mass. Amt Dentostheites 15 Howe St. Rochester, N.II. Sarah Mitchell 3 Forest St. Freeport, Me. Maryanne Leahy 32.4 Morrison .4 ve. Sonterville. Mass. Marcia Bozetarnik 1 Southern A ve. Brattleboro, Vt. Elizabeth deRhant 72 Sullivan St. Charlestown, Mass. Maryanne Goossens 3 Maple St. Burlington, Mass. Carol Leonard 7 Sloane Dr. Eramingham . .Mass. Clare Beck Treetops Lane Poughkeepsie, N. Barbara DiRenzo 142 Liberty St. Rockland, Mass. Shelia Greenlaw Silver Spriitgs Rd. Worcester, Mass. ludy Mahoney 151 Standard St. Mattapan. Mass. 59 i (incy Mahouey 7 Suite Si. .Ashland. Mass. .4 line Xickerson 670 Rirer Si. Maiiapan. Mass. Kathleen Reynolds 1323 Granlland Rd. GriJJin, Georgia Linda Stanton 18 Hamilton Rd. Peabody. .Mass. Mary Marr 4 Fox Meadow Lane .4 r ling ion. . fass. Paula O ' Brien 3 Webb Pk. South Boston. Mass. Lorna Rode 75 Oak St. Somerrille. Mass. Claire Sweeney 123 Manihorne Rd. W. Roxbury, Mass. Svivia .Marshall 14 Marlborough Si. Boston. Mass. Deborah Orpin 21 Hum Si. Reading. Mass. Terry Romasco 57 .4 .Sutton St. Oxbridge. Mass. Diane Swan 130 Fuller .St. Dorcesler. .Mass. Jo Frances MascivUi 38 . epiiine Rd. Fast Boston. Moss. Margaret Orrick 35 .1 nderson Si. Boston. Mass. Christina Roncary 9 Hawthorne Place .Apt. 6R Boston. .Mass. Teresa Tobin 265 F. Collage St. Dorcesler. .Mass. Paul Mercailis 35 Hovey .4 re. Cambridge. Mass. Margaret O ' Shea 84 Highplain Rd. .Andorer. Mass. Jane Ruhr 43 Cottage Ln. H ' eymouih. .Mass A my Toon 20 Reidy Rd. E. Weymouth. Mass. Carla Middleton 4952 Woodland Rd. Minnetonka. .Minn. Jane Page 113 Gorernor Berkley Rd. Williamsburg. 1 irginia Virginia Ryan 16 Orono .St. .Milton. Mass. La erne Turner 1106 Harrison .4 re. Boston, Mass. Jacqueline Mills 90 Flmwood Rd. Meihaen. . lass. Joanne Pedrelli 31 Doris Rd. Braintree. Mass. Deborah .Sacco 214 .Sycamore .St. Shrewsbury, . .J. Janet Voter 6 Highland St. Gl. Bamington, Mass. Marr .4 nn Mutkern Betjori Si. orcester . Mass. Richard Peloquin 10 . orman .4 re. Cumberland . R.l . Celeste Sanierre 1326 Gardners A A. Rd. Swansea. Mass. Cheryl Venlola 8 Belle Isle Rd. Rerere. Mass. Caihy Mc.4 uley 10 Beechwood St . Quincy. .Mass. Janet Pepe 40 Harrison .4 re. H oburn. Mass. Beth Sceey 95 . ) ilanlic .4 re. Co basset. .Mass. Jean Wiegand 38 Iroquois Rd. Cranford, , .J. Denise .McDernujlt 115 Beaulort Si. Proridence. R.l Linda Pylka 232 Park .4 re. Dalton. .Mass. .Margaret Schnopp 10 Laurel St. Taiilon. Mass. Emilie Y ' uscariich 91 li ' ilson .Are. Wollaston. .Mass. Jaqueline .M c Dcrmoll 16 C hamplaine Dr. Hudson. Mass. Lon Random . ewbury . eck Rd. . ewbury. .Mass. .Martha Shirley 1 9 Circle Rd. MiUersrille. Pa. Elizabeth Zarchin 160 Strathmore Rd. 4 Brighton. Mass. .4 line .McDonough 155 (ilenellen Rd. li ea Ro. bur . .Mass. Flint Rapp 25 .So. Russell .St. Boston. .Mass. Donna Sicuso 177 Palmer St. Arlington. Mass. Deborah .MacKar 14U Clark .1 Chelsea. .Mass. Karen Rasmussen 169 ir. Poplar St. Floral Park. .V. ) . Wendy Sjosirom 1 7 G ladstone St. Wakefield. .Mass. 60 r 61 62 63 pdbl;: I|H T4XI STIHD 3 . CABS kj- 2 CA65 . . . Promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep and miles to go .. . 66 Freshman — arrived in the rain . new faces, new friends, new unijornis with stiff collars . . . stacks oj books in a laundry bag . . early class- es . . 7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar . Jlaming the loop . . . treponema what? . . bath blankets . . . black shoes . . . med cards acid-base balance . . . guided tour of the north end . . . “my fetal cat had kittens” . . . don ' t sneeze into your agar plate . . . will we ever make it? Christmas party, exam the next day . . . home- sick . . . sitting in the halls . . . yelling out win- dows . water and vaseline fights . fire en- gines all night . . . singing garbage men at 6 a.m. signing out . . . “if you help me with micro. I ' ll help you with chem . . . “pretend I ' m the uterus and these are the fallopian tubes . . . jomites . . . social backgrounds — Are the fol- lowing people here? . . . Jirst day on the Jloors ... a 3 hour bed bath IV bottles caught in Johnny sleeves . . . Wednesday exams and Tues- day all-nighters . . . lone truck down Charles St. Harry and Mrs. D. ... summer and 6 hours of nursing classes ... a month ' s vacation Juniors. 67 68 I ll 69 ( 1 70 r 71 72 ii j Live for today hut remember yesterday and think of tomorrow. 73 i 74 Nurse . . . here is my child i leave him in your care, a brimming heart does not suffice for head and hands, i cooled his fevered brow; he’s so bewildered ... so small amidst the automation that surrounds him. your knowledge and your skill with all these gadgets makes me marvel, still, as the long night passes and you check the maze of scientific things that bind him from my arms, could you would you . . . love him. 76 ■ h I WELCOME TO STERILE CITY. WHERE EVER ) 0. E IS PRETTY. .ASD.ALL .ARE DRESSED TO THE HILT. WITH GOWSS TO YOUR TOES .A . D .M.ASKS O I ER YOUR OSE SO WHO C.ARES HOW YOU RE BUILT ' WE ' VE W. ASH ED .A SD SCR UBBED: WE ' VE GO WSED .A ND GLOVED: WE ' VE LE.ARSED .A SEW TECHNIQUE. WE ' VE WORN THEM. ASK. .AND STILL WE. ASK IS TH.A T TR.ANSVERSE OR OBLIQUE ' WI TH THE BLADE A ND K NIEE. SIX WEEKS OE STRIKE. A TIME NOT SOON EORGOTTEN. PASS THE SNAP. WAS THATLITH OR LAP ' IS SILK THE SAME AS COTTON? 1 GIVE ME AN 817 YOU CERTAINLY ARE GREEN. KEEP YOUR COOL AND DON ' T BE NASTY. THE LOUD REE RAINS I WA NT THOSE REM A INS — MUST BE A REDUCTION MAMMOPLASTY. NOW WHICH IS WORSE. TO SECOND OR TO EIRST, I CAN NEVER THREAD A STITCH WHA TS A TO WEL CLIP ' DO I NEED A BO VIE TIP ' YES. DR. LINTON. IT ' S BEEN A BITCH WE ' VE KNO WN THE BA NE OE THE QUA R TER INCH DRAIN. OUR INSTRUCTORS SA Y WE ' RE ABLE. THE SURGEON ' S BEEN WARNED — HE LOOKS EORLORN. HE ' S SEEN BLA CK STOCKINGS BENE A TH THE TABLE. I 78 — to provide the best possible care jor the greatest number oj people — Stitches out; teaching done; doctors consulted; medications taken; rejerrals written, one by one their jaces appear and disappear — sad, happy, scared — young and old through the clinic assem- bly line. “ Surse, thank-you — you girls in the black stock- ings always seem to have the time. Five o ' clock — peace. 79 [ I shall not pass this way again, any good thing I can do, | or any kindness I can show, let me do it now! Let me not defer it or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. 80 1 HALF-WA Y PARTY 82 I BEER BASH 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. 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 Medical DFC, PVC, PAC. AF, TNG. CAD. ASCVD. PVD. T.L.. CODE!. BUN. HCT. HGB. ATP’S. LDH. SGOT. MI. ANGINA. EKG. NSR. MOB- ITZ II. BIGEM IN Y. TRIGEMINY. CVP’S WINKY-WHAT?. ADH. BILIRUBIN. DTS. BEEP. BEEP. BEEP MEDICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT TRAFFIC RESTRICTED fo INTENSIVE CARE PERSONNEL AND VISITORS THANK YOU this UtCKS 9Ut.STlON5 86 It 5iirqiral SiMiiia ' slnblhhcrl- laus Surgical OCCLUSIVE DRESSINGS ... BOTTLE I TO PT 2 TO WALL ... 3 TO SUCTION? . . IN ELATE WHAT CUEE? GAS EXCHANGE APNEA BUTTON NPO BAE GTT G- TUBES, J -TUBES, T-TUBES, XVZ- TUBES SUMPS PT. OOB ON POD I . . . CHEST P.T, IPPB. 87 1 NVS, LOC, HA. ICP, TIA, CUA, SAH, AVM, PEG, EEC. EMG, ECT, ECE. ANGIO, CA T SCANS. THE UNIT. RE- STRAINTS. HO U DINT THE EELLA ' S . TED WILLIAMS WATER MATTRESS ... SQUEEZING, PINCHING SKULL CAPS ... WHO’S THE PRESIDENT? WHA TS TO DA Y? I ! r 88 Ortho Dump him on Mass Rehab Knees, backs, hips. Balance Suspen- sion, Weights, A vascular necrosis, ROM Quad sets, nerve palsy, THR, Moore, crutches! “I finally got an ortho pt” . . Simple, compound, oblique, commuted. Name 100 tvpes of nails? 89 Capping of Seniors September 14 , 1973 j 90 91 92 CLASS OFFICERS 1 I; 1 CLASS ADVISORS Miss Tucke Miss Davitt Mrs. Taylor President — Jean Wregand Vice President — Jackie Mills Treasurer — Emilie Yuscavitch Secretary — A my Toon 93 100 DA VS PARTY FEB. 25, ’74 94 95 YEARBOOK STAFF S.N.C.A. Terri Tobin Janice Caggiano Sharon Weber 96 BIG-LITTLE BROTHER SISTER now we nnisl take our love beyond this place and with the bond we share vxr can now J ace distance and lonliness, our fears and our joyfulness because — we have loved each other here . . . 98 nise Ames. Andersen. .Shi hisan A ' oile. Uirnik. Ju iiisan Blaisdell. Helen Bliss. Marma [c e Caggiano. Canii K ;r. Missing: C udia Davis {■ eeit Byrnes. Ji ]ri ulli. Dianai Deborah Buc ' none. Janis C ' ine £ra«.v, Joy j ailrm an FaXi iBa ara DlR zo, Denise Doyle. Carlene i inlW. Tina Galla. ' Honda George. Sarah Gerber. Mary Goo.ss, ireenl v. H t er Higginbolham ■ “ A’ 4vm. Roberta Jokns.mi ii Mhn [Gedaniinsky )Jvn Hubbkrd. Riti H hes. Heather J evy0(mna LdBoH Carole Lamp] r O.V III II icKay. Gatherin iMc.4 uley , Marv , Airi ■miBW 1 ,4nne A .orfin andi jo F ranee Masi Irene Afai :on. Paula FHizabeth Pt ft eynolds ftktis. Margarkt Schnopp, ' yFTi mBs. T esa Tobiti Jeini mth, dime Ruhr. VTrginia ettdy Sjostn hlcy Turnel J ' oung. h inda Stanton. Difi Swan. g Van Orden,- Janel Voter. ChePyl fem uscavitch. MLssin Phyllis Simpson J (Boston’s (Diciest and JCargest ' CXh M Cleaners — Launderers 203 Cambridge St. Boston, Mass. 021 14 “student discount” PHILLIPS DRUG CO., INC. 155-157 Charles Street BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Boston’s Only All Night Drug Store LAfayette 3-1028 1 he Yellobv Submarine Enterprises 307 Cambridge St. “Boston’s 1 Sub Shop” 100 CjynJb nAiJaJf, ‘, u ' I ) -V A-jjJJ V ' • Y h Z ' ■oJa A - V • M t ; Jyi ' Y- I ' f ■ ' .-jatfafi i AtaJ • • f ■ ' 4 yi y Y y r,T r. Jh • - y? f . ' ' ' Si Jhl Ai : t tlfy rjjjAhlt Jtc A. -li • ' ' AlUfA a m ym f fit rj.rji ■ niot A4 A C ' ymtmn mi ' i f - v iAtu ja f ' ujAAi jhA ' iA Io I)f frr.: jRaza Florists ADJACENT TO MASS. GENERAL HOSPITAL GOVERNMENT CENTER Bruno Visco Frank Radway 197 CAMBRIDGE STREET, BOS ' 227-4644 227-4645 If you want to pleue them all . . . take them to . 204 Cambridgfe Street, Boston COMPLETE AND UNIQUE EATING ESTABLISHMENT 227-2094 PIZZA ITAUAN DISHES SUBMARINE AND DEUCATESSEN STYLE SANDWICHES 72 (jmbridqe St bc)5+or)| tnass. 5-;l3 ' 37{.I 101 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 wit h weary feet Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet — And whither then? I cannot say. 102