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

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last Will and Testament We, the Class of June 1954, being of sound mind and body leave to Women's Medical College Hospital, School of Nursing, and to those following our footsteps the halls of a wonderful school and three years of learning, fun and friends. To the next pursuers of Anatomy the survivors leave Dr. Weissenberg's wonderful mooduls. To scholars of Physiology we leave-the grand operation on rabbits to those with iron clad stom- achs. The departing class leaves the polysaccharides of Chemistry to underclassmen - we prefer cane sugar. To enterprising students we leave the mysteries we did not solve in Pharmocology and Materia Medica. With bitter tastes in our mouths we leave our burnt hamburger to future diet therapists. To the ensuing students of Microbiology we leave our BUGS and agar plates. To the future students of Professional Adjustment I and II we leave the insurmountable test of becoming happy, well adjusted student nurses with no problems. To those taking Medicine and Surgery we leave our comprehensive C?J notes on the doctors' lectures. Mildred Chivinsky leaves her ability to pack nothing to wear into twelve suitcases. Peggy Hardy bestows her Dennis the Menace personality to anyone who has nerve enough to use it. Diane Herman wills Ike her famous red elephant to Marie Nimon. Marilou Kaempffe leaves Philadelphia to the Philadelphians and returns to the rock bound coast Kitty Kozak leaves her blithe disregard for Jurisprudence to Pediatrics. Rose Krut leaves her dimples and gliding gait to a Junior who can do them justice. Martha McGoldrick leaves her easily acquired tan to the persistent beavers who only blister and peel. Eleanor O'Donnell wills her assortment of exotic perfumes to help fourth floor's b.p. hopper. Emma Omlor leaves her rain soaked hats to the Junior with the same good luck. Vera Phillips leaves her extensive ability of tinkering to the Maintenance Department. Carol Reulein would like to leave ............ Training? Gerry Shaw leaves her tingling of keys to the next lack Benny with hidden UCZSUISS. Ruth Rita Slaney leaves her ability to take notes to anyone who understands I-lieroglyphics. Marjorie Spring gives her taste for Pepsi Cola to the thirstiest Junior. Mary Tricker's friendliness is willed to Karen Havbro. Kathy Van Embden leaves her it all depends to anyone who cares to evade the issue. 1954 TO 1955 WITH BEST WISHES OUR BLACK BANDS

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U 4? J' Qrieuds The jangle of keys, the snack bar and our neurosis were all a part of Friends. Our experiences, were new and different, ECT, Insulin Therapy and the walks to O, T, We will always remember the azaleas in bloom. How could we ever forget the century old tunnels and our first encounter with them, The tennis courts offered many enjoy- able hours and the Boulevard Pool in -1 if smirk the Philadelphia heat, was really an asset. Classes ending and our three months affiliation drawing to c close, we came back with a well rounded knowledge of the mentally ill, v L 4 ' P V Q v '. . in sw 4, , .-,. , 4 . N ,M 1 T Nil 4