Medical College Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Candle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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IN THE PAST THREE YEARS WE HAVE COME IN CONTACT WITH PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE. ALL WHO HAVE IN SOME WAY PLAYED A PART IN HELPING US REACH OUR GOAL. SOME HAVE LOOKED TO US FOR CARE AND GUIDANCE, WHILE WE HAVE LOOKED TO OTHERS FOR KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING. TO ONE OF THESE GREAT WOMEN, DR. CATHERINE MACFARLANE, WHO HAS PLAYED AN ACTIVE PART IN THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF OUR CLIMB, WE DEDICATE THIS, OUR YEARBOOK. To ive one's life on wear da s and ho elessg , Y Y To ive one's life, hour after hour, and he g Read to ive a ain, again, is harder Y S S Than to give it in a moment, gloriously. Four Dr. Catherine MacFarlane Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Biology. Received her medical degree at Vx7ornan's Medical College Hospital of Philadelphia. She took post graduate study at johns Hopkins and at the universities of Berlin, Vienna, Paris and Stockholm. At present she is research professor of gynecology at Vxfomans Medical College Hospital of Pennsylvania. Five if , wb ,QW dy, ., 4 .,M,g, .9 swap new 3 THE PITAL Here is the haven: pain touched with soft magic: Errands all of mercy. Here the sweet Ministry of white hands to meet the tragzc Miracle of death, the brave defeat. Here is the harbor, builded for the broken, Echoing halls where gentleness has trod. Here our eyes are blinded by a token A shaft of glory from the throne of God. Su VJILFRED FUNK Q , 5 em f l 1 f ' - 2 V 1 i ps mf at W f 4 i ... Qtr? TH HARK SS H0 E During our first six months in training, we learned to love and appreciate our School of Nursing, because of its past history as a barn, which was to us a novelty. In Harkness House, located in the heart of historical Market Square, Germantown, we spent our offfduty hours. Here we became aquainted with and lived among our fellow students. We will miss its halls of laughter and nooks of rest. Ill Eclythe Gring Kistler in R.N., BS. Former Director Scliool of Nursing and X a ' Nursing Service 6 o QQ att- 1.,i.hrf1l6iw'1'NK Cn arrival to the Vv'oman's Medical College Hospital School of Nursing we were greeted by a woman who asf sisted and guided us through the beginning wilderness of our mountain climb. Today, we stand at the top and look back with reverence to the significant part played by her in the goal we have now attained. 'iGratitude is tlie memory of tlie heart. -MASSEIN Eight Nine he ferret of lazlppzkzeff 13 lZ0f 111 6f0l1Zg 72211111 Miss Morris, by doing this small deed, aids in the comfort of the patient. ,aa- ' 5. . ,. vi ZJ E E Miss Kyle Laramore, our advisor, chats witl ,O K x Miss Godshall seeks advice from the third floor supervisor, Miss Howard. Tessie Tricker, telephone operator. has fifteen years of service with our hospital. one 11265, but lill lzfghg what one 11415 to do '. Mrs. Kennedy bushes the cry of the newborn xv, 1 liss Mary Malone, Assistant Directress of Nurses. 5 -.3 3. Miss DeLiso gives added attention to a child of the Pediatric Department. xg Ap, A 3 A ' ASX .M N m - 4-,-,Ez-. Miss Roudabush, seeking further in- formation on new admissions, from Miss Bailey. ' Vi -. , , M .av M '-fr 'FL ' 12- as QQ , Q13 i-U? T, Making ready for an operation as scrub nurse, is Miss Valerio. A dressing tray is being set up for an interne by Mrs. Winchester. E. Miss I-IadHeld assists in the out patient depart ment of our clinic Our Pharmacist, Mr. Devmney, assists Miss McFarland with new drug preparations Miss Galinis keeps close vigilance on a prc- mature infant in the incubator. Doctor Main, Director of Student Health, makes a semi-annual physical check-up on Miss Uhler. Laboratory findings are explained to Miss Detwiler by Dr. Geiss. Old charts are received at the record room by Miss Wright. lfllff ,WMM ,gif it 3 ,- sw: sf: ' , ww., :i'n,.?f A K ii: ' ,, 'f ' i N-1' CHIEF F STAF- 441 dress tfze fwozmr LEWIS KRAEER FERGUSON DR. MARY DEWITT PETTIT DR. EMILY VANLOON Surgery A.B., M.D. Ear, nose and throat CALEDONIA, N. Y. Gyngrology Westminster College BRYN MAWR. PENNA. University of Penna, Medical School Bryn Mawr Professor of SurgeryfGraduate School of University of Penna, the University of Penna. Medical School Professor of SurgeryfWoman's Medical College STANFORD W. MULHOLLAND WILLIAM A. WEISS, M.D. EDWARD M. KAVJIAN, M.D. M.D., M,S, Anesthesia ASSiSIL1Tlt Urology UPPER DARBY, PENNA. MILLVILLE, NEW JERSEY University of Michigan University of Minnesota Fourteen Hahnemann Medical School l l D RE IDENTS 'oa' A60 fs if ' FLORENCE C. SLATER PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Grove City College gp, Q' A SUSAN C. WHITE, BS., M.D. JOAN MARY ROBERTS, M.D. A. GRACE PIERCE, B.A., M D SANFORD. FLORIDA PI'IILAIiI5LPHIA, PENNA. MLAIWILLIL, PIANNA. Florida State College for Women University of Chicago Allegheny College Woman's Medical College of Vv'oman's Medical College of Temple Medical School Penna. Penna. ANNE H. PIKE MOYLAN, PENNA. Swarthmore College MARIE B. WEBSTER B.A., MD. NEEHAN, NVISCONSIN Woman's Medical College Woman's Medical College of University of Wisconsin of Penna. Penna. Woman's Medical College of Penna. lnternes A Seated: Dr. Elizabeth Louise Coultas, Dr. Sandra Gulben. Dr. Louise Jansen, Frost. Back row, standing: Dr. Ella Cooper-Bell, Dr. Elizabeth Allen. Fifteen Dr. Lorraine H UPERVISORS n 't' E' BLANCHE HOLZER, R.N. MARY B. HOWARD, R,N. VVoman's Homeopathic Hospital of Phila. afgfgvw H I 'Z' ,fs Y 6 St. joseph Hospital CALIFORNIA MARGARET KISTLER. R.N. LUCILE BRENNAN, R.N. DOROTHY WOLF, R.N. VVoman's Medical College Woman's Homeopathic Hospital West Homeopathic Hospital Hospital of Penna, of Phila. PHILA., PENNA. CHRISTINA BLOOMENSTOCK, R.N. Lancaster General Hospital LANCASTER, PA. KYLE LARAMORE, R.N. MARY B. TWISDALE NANCY GARVIN, R.N. XVoman's Medical College R.N., B.S. Womarfs Medical College Hospital of Penna. Douglass Hospital Training Hospital of Penna, School Sixteen PHILA., PENNA. Vvfilburforce University VJILBURFORCE, OHIO D.-C Medical Directm fm 0 Q atlmszrinc Hess Aw X247 K 'wt 4, Q l ' E 1 1 X l YSx ff SN ..-I, yi S ii T , 1.x - -jf N - -.2- Q i' -: L Y '- f 5TT5 ,.,x.-,Y , Dr. Marion Fay Dean Seventeen EQ ., I lg' f e a. ' 2' 'sf--' fa if . X 8 , ' I - - :gli A.v,'h5l bxlft f . .' I -' 4' .3 -, ,,o, rl s .ff -4 q mf 5 vxai B pu C 'flq .1 'fu '4'4'f,x I 1, l,..- .1 1 Wifi!! i N 'l Q- vac' e f.f4,'. i .af s iqfm l',I,,f,, 'is ,J 4- QAIQ f,,,,! iff, . l Now that you girls are leaving at last to enjoy the full realization of your careers, congratulations to each of you. Whatever your future plans are, may they all be a deep reflection of the many months you have spent here. It is with a mingling of sadness and joy that you leave your student days behind, but I know one of your greatest wishes is to serve in the way which is best. Lgwillingness to be taught what we do not know is the sure pledge of growth both in knowledge and wisdom. -Blair KYLE LARAMORE Kyle Laramore Class Advisor We feel happy to have climbed this mountain with you as our guide. Your assistance in all our endeavors will always be remembered. As we go our separate ways, to all of us our memories of you will be cherished. If just one friend is ours to share To understand: believe and care. Then life is sweet, complete, and true, Because of just one friend-like you! Eighteen Ax ,N Wx , L 'J '-f- --.,..:--.5 E .zrif ,, vur- ' . Class Qfficcrs CLEO KENNEDY ..,.... Presldem MARIE Y. DELISO ........ Vlce Presrderzt GENEVIEVE GALINIS ......... Secr claw v IVIAE KOELZER ..... Treasurer Nineteen 6l4fl0'C f 'X 1 ' X - ' , f. X- --43 X .-T at f f- -V .A :Qt X' 5 4 , ' 1 f ' n 3 , I -1 '21 ' A -fufff ' Y N yas ' L dlhi ,4 -,g t r ask, '1 , Q A.-A i . 1 Qmll 'W 6-5 elf. x ,V 4 0 Q i -P fi VLA X . I-A-,kj 51, 5 P I 7 1 1,1 flplifa-1,2434 ' 1' ' f L - 4 -f .. , 'i- , 4 1 ' lu i i5 .Vff 72 .e 43.5, Fl il ' ,fiii-,aaa , , V fl 124- 42'f9f' ' -PYSCMO ' 16-'ETA Lll rgii flsh'f' , 5 With fear in our hearts, We packed our footflockers and suitcases and set out on our threefmonths psychiatric affiliation. Each girl was a little apprehensive from tales told by preceding groups, but soon our apprehension turned to conndence. With keys in our pockets, and a set of do's and don'ts, we worked with and for our patients. With our curriculum and extra curricular activities, we passed our days. Hydroftherapy, electricfshock treatment and occupational therapy became daily routine, as did our par' ties, picnics, and movies planned for the patients. We worked, we studied, we learn- ed, and we enjoyed every moment of the time, which seemed to pass all too quickly. 1 -.if if ' ,,, V- -2. - '- , - Rise' '- ' friigifgrsa at s v Ai 7 1 ef -9' ' 4 ' ir a -w wf ' ' TK'!ee ,,21 ,4f,f:,,,fQ 1, as A-fe 2 'i s f g i fp 1 f ' 5, A 3 TA: eg, f 5, .5 4' Lg, -1,37 4, ,Q 5: jr 4 4 - A :,,, , , fg1 f'f'-- -i f V K - . ' S g- r PE aff, 1 - - fry f,,. ' . if M, glam Uh! how we hated the thoughts of leaving for Muni For the first time in two years, each of us must leave our fellow classmates and go to spend two months at Philadelphia Hospital for Contagious Diseases, out in the midst of all those graveyards. The gown and hand technique we felt would become monotonous, but to our surprise they became the major part of the nursing procedures used in the care of the rare and interesting eases we encountered. Our Hrst ambulance ride was to each an event which will be part of the many memories we have of Muni a 1 if I ,f . 5 i fl I H - ., I ' mgfv' i 1 TN i .pn 3 4 . QW Kg f 3 gg 2,2232 4-nn, N, 'Sw 'mi' wifi - a gf' at btucient ounci I Front Row fseatedl: Margaret Casner, Representativeg Geraldine Andrie, Treasurerg Lor raine Robinson, Secretaryg Mae Koelzer, Representative. Back Row lstandinglz Francis Yamomoto, Representaliveg Shirley McLaughlin, Representaliveg Mary Uhler, President Marie DeLiso, Vice-Presidentg Alice Hadfield, Representativeg Mary Malone, Advisor. UNDERCLASSMEN Front Row: Beverly Boucher, Leigh Wetter, Francis Yamomoto, Ellen Michelmore. Back Row: Lorraine Robinson, Geraldine Andrie, Marie Lyness, Shirley Mc- Laughlin. Twentyftwo ..f-fx M PRECLINICALS Fran! Row fseatedl: Lillian Armstrong, Thelma Chrisman, Clara Gredicheck, Doris Hock. Back Row Kstandingjz Margaret Casner, Leona Stickle, Regi Jenkins. Betty Malcome, Iris Troutman, Mary Tanaka, na Meek, Janet iBTlgl'Lf6T Kpaths . . . along the way Our ways were not all dark and burdened with responsibilities. We paused, among the elearings to relax and enjoy hours of gaiety, which we've enjoyed together, at our long remembered dances. Soft is the music that would charm forever. ry: i i Adelma Aflooth R.N., BS., M.A. lDI.7'CCf7'CJ5 Qj' Nrrses Our present direetress, Miss Adelma E. Mooth, lilled the position in August, 1947, as our new guide through our third year of training. The ob' staeles, which confronted us along our last endless steps to the top, were more easily shouldered he' cause of her wisdom in leading us. A 51' f ' . .5 W g X 1 fl XX lVlARY T. M,xLoNE RN. Assistant Directresx of Nurses Nursing Arts Instructor T iventyffou r I-IoNoRA MoR1AR1TY RN. BS. MARGARETTE KELSO R.N. Director of Student Health v UYSQ S The world grows brighter year by year, Beeause some nurse in her little sphere Puts on her apron, and smiles, and sings, And keeps on doing the same old things. Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind's numerous ills, Feeding the babies, answering the bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels. Longing for home, and all the while Wearirig the same old professional smile, Blessing the newfborn baby's first breath, ,X ex rayczr Taking the blame for all mistakes, Oh, dear! what a lot of patience it takes, Going off duty at seven o'eloek, Tired, discouraged and ready to drop, But ealled out to help at sevenffifteen, With woe in the heart that must not be seen, Morning and evening, noon and night, ,lust doing it over and hoping it's right. Wheii we report oil to cross the bar, Dear Lord, will You give us just one little star To wear on the eap of our uniform new- Closing the eyes that are stilled in death. In the ward above, where the head nurse is You Tiuentyffwe , 'm :7'Tf Z 151:15 ,Q I PF M W' Wx -,1m,11, fg, A922-1? - f. ff ' f 1: 1 ' , :Ai 1: 79ff:a, V 3+ ffyAx,,' Lis. 'ZWQI f, . ,,w43y,Q , 5 ,192 F if-'35 1 'Iii' , A, we .-,l . ,Q '.. V s ,S Y y , Nt, 1 Tr? 'ixiif , 337 W p 'i 2 's Twentyfsix JANICE ALETHEA BURNS IGH Oh, Gosh! just a Wearyin' For You LEw1sTowN, PA. Energetic, a good listener and everyone's friend. Has a way of winding people around her finger. Natural curls and turnedfup nose always help the matter. MARIE YQLANDA DELISO DeLeese No-not 3f11! Smoke Gets in your Eyes PHILADELPHIA, PA. True to the expression, good things come in small packages. We've had more than one surprise from this darkfhaired bundle of fun. MARIE KRAMER DETWILER Det Kid-let me tell you! Near You LINE LEXINGTON, PA. Det's heart has been pushed to the domestic sideg aprons, rugs, doilies and booties made for her and another cutie. GENEVIEVE VERUNICA GALINIS fevmy Visiting my Uncle In the Moon Mist MT. CARMEL, PA. jenny's love life is as smooth and beautiful as her hair. Overheard her ask' ing Doc how to make spaghetti, wonder Why? ?f?2W.,K,?fs' sf v, ry. A 152,af?Z6fP Q , f ret f 1 'if' iff-ae+f'f:'.-ff .sn r fi -1 3 5 -X Q2 LM: N 4 ,kg ,sf X ,Q Twentyfseven L Ti v A 'xx ,I ir Iii . , H2 Awww: f as - is,3,1'-waht' 4 ' -.' r2.f'z' '- gd -MA Nd. 4 E ,rf rf:g,,.u?fff.3ff,'3u. g , f ' Q L3 i , .-1vy0:4fyZ,.a,d. V, Q ' A 3M'52i-Tiffifirff -. Q5 .g.:,f'szQlQ,,n,Q.if' . Twentyfeigllt ARLENE MAE GODSHALL Gotch He made me so mad! Mary Lou, I Love You LANSDALE, PA. Tall, dark and pretty Gotch has us all wondering-will she and Chris-or won't they? 'Tis a lucky fellow he is that gets her. She's a good listener and a good friend-and a good nurse! ALICE ELIZABETH HADEIELD Al Wait till you hear this- l'll Always be in Love with You PHILADELPHIA, PA. .livey and groovey, that's our Al. Knows all the latest songs-and where Erannie is playing them. Has the cutest dimples. CLEO ATHEA H. KENNEDY Chloe 'You kids drive your Mom Crazy The Very Thought of You MILLVILLE, PA. No matter how busy, there was always time to send that card and buy another gift. Chloe was Mom to all of us- Three cheers for the Irish, we say! MAE KOELZER Rock Say Kid There's a Shanty in the Town PHILADELPHIA, PA. Tall, lovable blonde-loves to dance and just despises men. Uh yeah? Her dry humor causes her listeners to go into hysterics. Thirty GERTRUDE ALICE LEVIS Al Do you think Fd tell you ifl was? I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now IVIEDIA, PA. Here's another one who let those service' men's letters dwindle down to an 0.A.O. A night with NAI and Charles, and his sense of humor is good entertainrnentg need we ask why the ring? DGRCTHY MARIE MCFARLAND Mac Night Duty, Ach!! Nature Boy PHILADELPHIA, PA. Blonde, nice looking kid who loves fun and a good argument. She makes evenings at the Oaks prone to be interesting. MILDRED HELEN MORRIS Milly No kidding!! Overhead the Moon is Beamingv PHILADELPHIA, PA. Gullible, gabby and gay sums up Milly nicely. She's given us many funflilled hours. Ed's future should be bright with a girl like Milly by his side. EMMA MARY NICHCLSON Emmy Look, you! L'lt's a Sin to Tell a Lie SCRANTON, PA. Lots of fun we did have teasing Emmy about her Scranton accent and the I-Ifach buses. Now she keeps us guessing as to whether or not she'll give it up for the ways of a Philadelphian. Thirty IVA MARIE RUUDABUSH Bugs Bunny And than-! Four Leaf Clover FREESVILLE, PA. Nursing is in this girl's heart. Not only does she help a patient, but anyone who's morale may be low. Luck to the lovely Iva. MARY KATHRYN UHLER Oolie Ain't Goodnight Sweetheart LEBANON, PA. Lebanon baloney it might be, but you must admit it's goodg whether it's food or a line she's handing you. ty-two MARY THERESA VALERIO Doc I don't have a thing to wear The Stars will Remember NoRR1sTowN, PA. Her quiet and graceful manner makes her everyoneis friend. Her love for clothes makes her everyone's envy. DOLORES MILDRED VER MEEREN Dolly 'YalqfTak Desert Song CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY In a gah session her main topic was Cherry Tree and his slurpy smooches. Our deepest sympathy in the loss of your pet, Dolly-who knows, maybe someone at the shore may take his place. ff -if -1 5 5-51.-,,.,.1y1f,-gf-ggszsw--s , Q ef' Wa , .ffifw 1'i'm , V71 g we ' I' fw-Q53- 4S,1vA gf , ' ,rg fm: w ,. .ggi N tl., A I ' 'W ff.-3: is wb: ' 'ME prfwax ' 1 ,LQ 1 V .Q -I ft,f.'K3 W A :df 53'if?if ' ,iff 'N Q QL Dffgfqs if -.133 A 'FQ ,-N' '?. R 43, :-Ve QQ - .- A - Mlggig J, Le, 'I ' -I 75 thu' 'W' 2-A , 1' fiynkixf-if ' Q 3 -5 Qqij, Ifi?:f'5i?i:15sj.f' 4 I , rf ff, af'1gi,':,g-M'51'2f 'gri , , -, 1 Aznif-xi ' Vie' .A, 115531 'ILQ-ff? 1 ' 2 ' axw-ff A X' ff, ',,,S'T'g:1'I5 3:13331-,f,fg?:l, 5' 3,5 M-, ..r,..w.,.1ff.i,,Im,..znIr W...afMf'f2s.-U-MM-41 Thirty-four FLORENCE B. WINCHESTER Flo Lover Feudin', Fussin' if-9 Fightin' NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. Tall, cute and healthy looking with sniilles all the time. Could she have an allergy to love? ANNA LOUISE WRIGHT Wlieezer My Heavens .' B'Star Dustll QUEEN, PA. Wheezerls laugh can be heard for miles-We have proof. She's a whizz on duty, gets things done. Need help purf suing that frat pin, Wright? I ff f ffff Sf R02 ..-. - .X . Sf As we travelers of 48 stand thru the clearing mist around and on top of this Mountain, a living monument of our three years achievement, we pause a moment to gaze back and reminisce. ln this climb we found ourselves thrown into different surroundings and companies, which we now realize have brought both joys and tribulation. The thorns which strewed our paths, the rugged rocks, the dark and unexplored woods, and the drab and weary days have added to our now accomplished goal. This journey has sprung roots in our hearts which time can neither change nor destroy. Now we can look forward to our place ainoug the multitude. Standing here looking into the future we see Janice Burns settling down to a quiet and peaceful life as the wife of a minister, using her professional knowledge to administer to his eongref gation's physical needs. Over there! We see Marie DeLiso holding a black bag with the insignia of a public health nurse about to make another routine call. We see Marie Detwiler Wert's radiant smile as she and Bob take their first set of twins from the hospital. Oh yes! Genevieve Galinis is sending her Boston Cream Pie filling to the city laboratory to be analyzed before serving it to Joe. Then too, there is Arlene Godshall now the de' voted wife of Chris working her 3f11 shift in the nursery, Beside Alice Hadfield we note an unrecognized figure of a man. We're wondering, could it be Frannie? The day will come when Cleo Kennedy will enter the portal of a well known college for the furthering of her nursing career. The mist is :raising and Mae Koelzer can be seen searching for the one and only who will fill her hours with contentment. Here comes Mr. jordan and by his side there is none other than his bluefeyed wife. Alice CLevisD. Attention please! A grand review is passing and we are proud to recognize the commander of this Naval group as our Dorothy McFarland. At 7:00 A.M. we see a sleepy gentleman waiting in the hospital lobby for his wife, Mildred Morris, to come off duty. At a garden gate standing in her printed apron is Emma Nicholson looking eagerly down the street for Tommy to come home. The cock crows and Iva Roudabush is making ready to start off for her day's work at the city hospital. At a meat market Mary Uhler is buying Lebanon baloney for Lloyds lunch bucket. A car drives up and Mary Valerio steps out to attend the nurses' alumnae meeting. Bathing on the beach on her off hours is Dolores Ver Meeren. My, what a nice sun tan! ' Hanging out pink sheets at her bungalow in the country is Florence Ballaron Wiiichester who is attempting to keep Eddie jr. out of the clothes basket. The R.N. magazine for the month features our Louise Wright as its cover girl. The mist has lifted and the sun is shining upon each of us as we bid farewell to one another and start our separate paths taking us thru the mystery of the years. M. DeLiso 0 Thirtyfjivc P , F- AX, 1 y f . QS ..f6,.....ff -i'L- - X xx f R :X XXX - 1 'K -fa xx' -aye' ,.- f i 1 M UI 1 2 3 4-ex 'P , . mi' ff' 1 , WHO'S WHO and Flo Winchester Jan Burns Det. Detwiler Most Always in love AMOS! angelic pt to marry first ygg.. f, , - 1 ,f 3 5 2' af 4:5 N ..f , . 4 5. 6. Dee DeLiso Jenny Galinis Chlo Kennedy 5 f ?'-1 .Vt I' . Cute ,,Most studious Best liked Y 5 WHAT'S WHAT 7. A1 Levis 8. Dot McFarland 9. Emmy Nicholson 10. Bugs Roudabush ,.,,, 11. Dolly VerM eere n, 12. Wheezier Wright ioli,. , . ,. , MefiCulO1lS Borrows most Quietest Impersonator , A ,Slowest . Best athlete E N Q 21 ., NN ix N -:- -:- CLASS ILL This is the Last Will and Testament of the Class of '48 of the Womans Medical College Hospital of Philadelphia, Pa. We leave and bequeath all property which we possess or to which we may be entitled at the time of our graduation, to our dear friends we leave behind. We appoint the said Miss Bell, Mrs. Hirst, Sophie, Gertrude and Annie to be our sole executrices and request that they shall not be required to file an inventory. We ask that our belongings be disposed of in the following order: Namely, real estate, personal property and mixed property. FLoRENc:E B.xLLaRoN VViNCHi3sT13R leavesee Real Estate: Nursery nights to anyone who'll tend to more than one baby at a time. Personal Property: Her artistic ability. Mixetl Property: Gracefulness in an evening gown and her love for teas. -Iaiyiiir Boiws leavese Real Estate: The largest closet in room No. 209 to lll. Personal Property: The preacher's sons telephone number. Mixed Property: Her way to get along with the supervisors. MARIE DETXVILER leavesee Real Estate: The air bubbles in the plaster of her room. Personal Property: Her long eyelashes to the bashful. Mixed Property: Her love for food and dancing. GENEVIEVE G.-XLINIS leaves- Real Estate: Her clothes sprinkler to Harkness HirLlSC. Personal Property: Her bottle of feosol to Malcolm. Nlixed Property: Her uncles address to all noutfof towners. Tliirtveiglit ALICTE HADFIELD leaveseee Real Estate: The new looki' to all of those with bow legs. Personal Property: NVith a book entitled. Catch Him! Mixed Property: Sarcasm behind forever. MAE KoELzER leaves- Real Estate: Oaks and Brookline on the Boulevard. Personal Property: Plain hairfdo's to Lyness. Mixed Property: Fairy feet and dancing slippers to Arthur Murray. DoRoTHY Mf:FaRL.xND leavesn Real Estate: Broken and lost watches. Personal Property: Broken plaster and room 104 to the termites. Mixed Property: Pediatric nites to all lovers of children, and her cream shampoo to Michelmore. ENEMY ' M CHN ,N L . 9, 0 -..ef 9-J . TE TAME J- J- J- I I i LOUISE WR1t:HT leaves- Real Estate: A new window shade to room 217. Personal Property: Her hilarious howl to the meek. Mixed Property: A note on, How to obtain gi fini ternity pin while living in il girls dorinitoryf' MARIE DELiso leaves- Real Estate: Her purple wall to anyone who wants it, Personal Property: Her curly hair to Troutinzin. Mixed Property: Sell forever. MILDRED Momus leaves- Real Estate: Her do unto others sign to Hark ness House. Personal Property: Her suit patterns to anyone who'd like to learn. Mixed Property: Her gullihility forever' ARLENE GoDsHisLL leavese Real Estate: Her 3rd floor room to anyone that ezin fit in it. Personal Property: Her 7 :BO phone calls to all those on nites. Mixed Property: Leaves her neat elothes to all lovers of fashion. lvl.sRi' UHLILR leaves Real Estate: Peter Lawfortlls pletures to any ol ln fans. Personal Property: Her student uniforms to the thin efor einnping purposes. Mixed Property: Sense of humor .intl witty rem.n'k to those who work on the fourth. lVl.XRY V.XLIiIiIl7 leaves P Real Estate: Her lounging eh.nr with the miee hole inelutletl to the upholsterers. Personal Property: lvlouths gaping as she takes he' Hudson and Sheiired Beaver along. lylixeel Property: l-ler reeeipe for lt.ili.in spaghetti. DoLoRr5s Viiiz Mmimix leaves- Real Estatfz The heat in room 24312 to the kitehen. Personal Property: Her notehook to those who egnrt read, Nlzxed Property: Her eroeheting, knitting :intl em hroielering to someone to finish. CLno Keivzsem' leaves-P Real Estate: Her automohile to Brooks. Personal Property: Her huelget hook to .ill students. lylixed Property: The shopping trips to the energetie ALltiE Levis leaves :- Real Estate: Her stocking rziek. Personal Property: Her hope ehest to the hopeless. lyflixed Property: Her neatness to the hospital linen closets. Eivnsis NlCH4DLStJN leaves- Real Estate: Her new personality to the shy. Personal Pr0Pert5'I Her vyxiistline to the lflfers Mixed Property: Te QIHSI4. lv.-x Roijonn'sn leaves Real Estate: The kniekknaeks to the fireplace in llo Personal Property: Her peiiehes -ll ereiun complexion to the niudfpgiekers. Mixed Property: l-ler .ihility to tell short' enelles f-stories. As gi group we leave to the prefeliniealsz G,U, The eneingita pole for use whenever necessary. Tlitrtyknine N x x Jr 'taXQoXXee5e di euuwyua , KKK . 1, X1 WoxxX'dXW'5 ?t . , f E'9eX1ueX ui Eluwutg '5,5YXiXaI1eXygXxiz13,5e11xx9!-gkiaxiifi GZXQQ Getfxfxesi dual Xm-a fnmpkteb the three gear mme-e di '5heoreXifaX Emil Qraftgfax XIXQYYXXYYKGH hx the SDYXWGDX. oi Eau:-z-ing we having apes-web the requireb examination-a is grfmkeh this Ei mama Bn Qaea-Yxmmgwhereei, um waemgwn have uiixm kwa: aicgnakxxree- -ai 'QYKiXui1eXg3Yfi'a,YYti6 il-ag of X9 'QYYGWQUY Qs Mawr af awww ' v1,,,4fw gi aw 9,96 vi figs 0 A he STAFF Editor CLEO KENNEDX' Coflfditov' MARIE Y. DELISO Business Nlanagers MARIE K. DETXXVILER MARY VALERIO ATI Staff ARLENE M. GODSH.ALL FLORENCE B. WINCHESTER Literary Staff MARY UHLER LOUISE WRIGHT DOROTHY MCFARLAND JANICE BURNS I. W Q A-M . va-, ' . I I 1 ' ' - Q fs, . ,-13 . , I 'fx . 1.6 wx, Q! W5 vb 4-r -s .WSW vm-. fu '- uf sf' 1 Q - M 3' 4 ' 'pl4'7'fQ' f A - rg n-11v'P ' hw 1 i 4 A 1 fu., fo ' I 'A :2-1 gyfw 5 r 1 Qwnff' A. 44. . ' I'b ,.l 1 I 5, nl ST' . I Q .3 ,Q ai-. I. ci 'C' -'f W -w -1.1172 QQ ,ly E - if if ' , .--ig iff: S3 - . . 1: . ff? . V 24 fp ,L ' 4' ' fq Q PATRONS DR. AND MRS. AIAMES A. LEHMAN DR. HEKEN K. GRACE DR. HELEN K, GRACE MRS. E. K. PATTERSON. R.N. DR. AND MRS. HERBERT STOTESBURY MR. AND MRS. JOHN MARTIN MRS. HELEN ROBBNS, R.N. MISS MYRTLE S. WARD. R.N ENGINEERSf HARRY. CHARLIE. JOHN. AND PAT DR. AND MRS. STANFORD MULHOLLAND DR. CATHERINE HESS DR. VIRGINIA LAUTZ DR. ANN GRAY TAYLOR LAMODE BEAUTY SALON DR. ANNA MAHER MARGARET KISTKER, R.N. MSS IRENE STOVER, R.N. DR. MARY CURCIO DR. EDWARD KAVAJIAN DR. AND MRS WILLIAM GEFTER DR. SARA MAIDEN MR, ROBERT WERT MR. JOHN BROOKS MR. AND MRS. HAROLD DETVCEILER MISS JANE MCCABE. R.N. Miss HONORA MORIARITY. RN MR, AND MRS. J. YOUNG PINKUS RADIO CHIEF AND MRS. SAMUEL A. QIOHNSON DR, ELIZABETH COULTAS MISS MARY MALONE, R.N. MISS NANCY GARVIN, R.N. MISS FRANCIS VERCUSKY. RN MISS MAE BAILEY DR. GEORGE XVOLFE MR, AND MRS. ROBERT KELSO DR. GRACE NACHOD MR. AND MRS. HECKMAN MISS VJILMOT SCHOFF. R.N. MRS. MARY CASHMAN DR. ELMA MORANI MRS. T. TRICKER DR. LEWIS K. FERGUSON GEORGE R. KULP. FLORIST DR. A. GRACE PIERCE CONGRATULATIONS IVOITI the WHAT-NOT-SHOP PARAMOUNT SHOE AND VALET SERVICE I3 East Chelten Avenue Phone Vlctor 4-1741 Forty-three STUDENT NURSES' OUTFITS CAPES ACCESSORIES Cembllnlentg al HOSPITAL CLOTHING COMPANY CUSTOM MADE IIO7 Walnut Street Philqdelphiq, Pg Pbane PEnnypacl4er 5-8576 THE COMMUNITY BANK that serves A GREAT METROPOLIS Complete banlang and trust servrces are available here to nneer lndrvldual, larnrly, and business needs Free barlang space for Customers is ln the rear of the banm NATIONAL BANK OF GERMANTOWN AND TRUST COMPANY Germantown Avenue at School House Lone lxflernber Federal Debaslr Insurance Corparallan Fortyffour Phone TE 9-1717 When You're Hungry, Come To CHAS. W. MOYER F R A N K ' S Automobile Reoolr Soeoolns Known os The little STOVE? 322 West Coulter Street 49 Church Lane Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia Conwplznwenw of FURMAN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Midvale Avenue Philadelphia 29, Pa. Fortyfjive L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY T N Makers of fine School Rings and Pins, Diplomas, Commencement Announcements Ottrcuol VVomon's Medical College Rmgs 1601 Chestnut Street Phila. 3, Pa. BEST W 5 SH ES from STANWAR LYS RESTAU RAN-I' CREETINGS TG THE CLASS OE V45 NURSES' ALUMNAE ASSCCIAWON CE THE HCDSPITAL OE VVOMANS MEDICAL COLLEGE OE PENNSYLVANIA BREDENBECICS FANCY CAKES PASTRIES 6646 Germantown Avenue 5443 Germantown Avenue Bel! Phone GE S-9880 F ortyfsix Cemplumemts of ,lVlI', and Mrs, John MGIGVIO GE 5-QE-, FREE DELIVERY BOWMAN FOOD MARKET MEAT GROCEPIE5 PRODUCE 3375 Vaux Street Philadelphia, Pa. Xxl!ClOV ST-I-I QUALITY SHOE SERVICE E POLIE SINEE V17 Philadelphia, Pa. 3519 N. 35th Street BARTLFS BETTER BEVERAGES 8919 Ridge Ave. Phila., P ILE ITWI if JOHNSON'S FLOWER SHOP 54357 Germamwwn Averwi Philadelphia -ll PO FRENCH CLEANING 6 DYEING MANOR Tailoring Shop suns MADE TO MEASURE 3500 Vaux St. Philadelphia 29, Pa. VI ITIS rtyfseve ,-., 'JY .. H ,gk-in . ,,,. 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