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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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It is a story of our victories and defeats, our activities, or our lack of them, and in a small way it will review the past. portray the present, and indicate the future. an MX Xi f. -Q 't xx X :S ' 2: veal it 3 .4 Ya The class of 1958 proudly dedicates this Cap and Candle to Margaret Aiken. Her effolts have been untiringg her humor never failingg and to her, our favorite, we pay tribute. MILDRED SWICK Director of Nursing Service and Education From Their Knowledge We Learn . . MOLLY WALLACK DORIS WECKERLY Assistant Director of Education .-ul 1-Q ln Assistant Director of Service MARGARET AIKEN MAY BELLE BALL Clinical Ingtructgr Clinical Instructor From Their Experience We Profit BEATRICE CIRILLO DOROTHY LEONARD ELLEN IVIICHELIVIORE Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor Clinical Instructor M -rut.. I, f A CHARLOTTE STRAUSSER, RN. Supervisors KATHLEEN FEESS, HN. ipictured with Dr. Pincusj Administration DR. EVA FOX Medical Director GEORGE A. HAY Administrator DR. MARION FAY Dean of College Gynecology Surgery Obstetrics MARY DEWITT PETTIT, M.D. L. K. FERGUSON. M.D. ANN GRAY TAYLOR, M.D. Chiefs Of Staff Urology Pediatrics Medicine STANFORD W. MULHOLLAND. M.D. JEAN CRUMP, M.D. WILLIAM G. LEAMAN, JR., M.D Residents And Interns BACK ROW, left to right: Drs. Rachel Pape, Bernard Eskin, ,lose Delgadillo Nicholas Tsetis, Vasant Udhoji, Elinor Glauser, Sailendra Sinha. FRONT ROW Elizabeth Laufer, Hildegard Lorz, Nina Woodside, Herta Schrom, Edith Torrano Betty Gorman, Mary Denk, Traudel Panullo, Salud Rodriguez. Class Advisor MILDRED BERMAN A friend . . . advisor . . . and fellow worker. We the class of 1958 give our heartfelt thanks to you for all you have done for us lll our past three years. Florence Nightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. Student Council President .......,. ,, , Jeanne Halstead First Vice-President ........ ,..,.,.., M ary Ann Sparks Second Vice-President .. ... .... A nne Butruille Diane Forker Secretary ........... . ,........, Treasurer ........e.,......,......eee..... . Betty Hebal Ways and Means Committee .,.ttt ....tt M aryann Kisalosky Soczal Chazrman ,.,.t...,...,v..,tt, ..,..,.. B arbara Walker Class Officers Presia'ent tttt.tt. ...t.... J eanne Halstead Vice-President ..t,,. tt., tttttt...t.,, E s sie Folk Secretary ,. t.... ...tt M aryann Kisalosky Treasurer ..,..t Barbara Walsh CLASS UF 1 9 1.,y-uw. ywfugf' 'Tm quittingn . . . football enthusiast crew neck sweaters . . . well-groomed ':What am I going to do with this hair?', . . going home . . . dieting . . . NBev', . . . BEVERLY SUE BATSON 122 Nutt Road Phoenixville, Pennsylvania -6 CATHERINE LORRAINE BRADISH East South Street Freeland. Pennsylvania N 1 XZ- Dorff kid yourself. ' . . . Cute and petite . . . x -, loves to eat and talk . . . no, Iam not in mourn- s'-' inggl just like black . . . when Johnny comes ' A home . . . 'cBradishv . . o ' X 1 0'5 Q I Q4-rietvf-' P- iw? A 'aSuz . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . fm only kiddingfw . . . showers and dresses be- hind a closed door . . . 'cAre my ears show- ing? . . . classical music . . . foreign men . . . ulcer pains . . . spastic foot . . . Q 9. SUSAN MARY BRANTON 7926 Bayard Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania jf 'Z 'ffdll SHIFT la, MARGARET ELIZABETH MARY BROWN 3136 Weikel Street Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 7' Los? go PQUUDS GIRLS 'cBrowniev . . . big-hearted and merry . . . uGod love usfw . . . South Carolina and knit- , gf ting bedspreads . . . good luck to Marge and QW ferry!-April Love . . . 4555 N glag X .ff YW Betty Anna' . . . 'csuch is li e . . . Ex-Lax, ELIZABETH ANN CATANO 67 Main Street Milnesville, Pennsylvania Z if , Ex-Lax . . . hats-new haird0's . . . sleeping . . . collecting records . . . 'clam getting so 1 fat' g K ff ALICE ROSALIE CZUPICH R. D. 9961 New Hope, Pennsylvania -z xl lt n Q M 4 an W 5 ' JL., Myllycent,' . . . Barefoot Contessav . . . pop- corn diet . . . dating, dancing, and records by hi-fi . . . telephone for Czupich! . . . Even- tuallyfv . . . fx.-J Davie . . . Lebanon bologna . . . warm- hearted and sympathetic . . . '6Isn't that pre- cious?H . . . Roland fan . . . model house- keeper . . . foe got the pennies, who's got ll ' If Z Q77 CC Z 99 L e nic e s. . . . waterme on season . . . MARY ANN DAVIS 325 North 11th Street Lebanon, Pennsylvania DOROTHY ANN DITTENHAFER 1416 South George Ssreet York, Pennsylvania 'cDitten7' . . . always loyal to York . . . Do you think I should go home this weekend? . . . curly eyelashes and hammer toes . . . Nlfll be done tomorrow, Mrs. Ailcenv . . . . X Tin . . . tluzt's or sure! . . . even-tem- 3' pered . . . card tricks . . . Do you think my apron is too short?'7 . . . Nat Kin,-gn Cole fan . . . ESSIE RUTH FOLK 1310 Parrish Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HELEN ELIZABETH GAY SPEACH 3849 Olive Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania H Bootsie', . . . c'0h, for goodness sake! . . . sophistication . . . gentle and gay with a twink- ling eye . . . long engagement . . . june bride . . . if ANNETTA MARIE ? GOOD s ' Mounted Route Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania mm v Goody . . . Well, what am I supposed to flo about it?i, : . . can clissertate on any sula- 7-5,7 ..5J ,Af wuu ject . . .. knzttzng and wrzttng letters to Ohzo 55 ,,,+ my .,,,,, ,1,,,,,,,,,, . . . strzatecl skm . . . waztmg for Kzng . . . - S keeps tall company . . . ffl Q, 1, E ,, 522: vf .J JEANNE ANNE HALSTEAD Lewisburg. West Virginia H : gl I4 Q A! s 311- 5 Hfeannev . . . g'Where are the men?,, . . going steady . . . jean Natc5 . . . Hyou alln . . Hphenobarb, any0ne?,, . . . night duty grou chess . . . What am I going to do? . . . g'Connie . . foreign cars see if I can Elmer?', . MAD! . . . . Milly f-a-a-thern . . . Len . . . . . . vacations in Florida . . . 'TU get the car , . . . Wlzere's my . This book . . . PM COIN' CONSTANCE WINIFRED HARDY 1216 Castile Coral Cables. Florida A' 1 1 A Y. 17 '7 '81, 1 6' Q, 4 ,iff W -..ee W f' :'. BETTY HEBAL 1050 James Street Hazelton. Pennsylvania f 5 T 3 NDT ' Hoi. un na NHT! o K5 .IJ N Cl HIM I nr U A ' A f Mn-sq-V 1 ...W Heb . . . Don't touch the anatornyv . . sleeping and babysitting everything ac H cording to procedure . . . toreadors . . . Doro- 1-Qui Z o Us s X lx K' X'..,q x??x v W thy Collins hairdo . . . Kingy,' . . . Que pasa, arnig0?,, . . . music . . . usually found sleeping . . . TV bug . . . happy-go-lucky . . . makes friends easily . . . g'Guess what?,, . . . NANCY EMMA KING 515 North Main Street Watsontown, Pennsylvania X W6 9 x b J ffl, '9 MARYANN KISALOSKY Fairgrounds Lavelle, Pennsylvania 42,5 e v- 9 'Qi' 6. . . . . . ' ' 9 Km . . . O.K.! Where lS lt? . . . avozdzng al 'W ,AV , X fi A Q ' ap, ' ,1. jvfi men . . . quiet and thoughtful . . . Mona Lisa smile . . . save it for tomorrow . . . HELEN MARIE KRAHEL R. D. 9991 Beavertown, Pennsylvania N all Krackel . . . Answer the phone . . . get- I Q,-Z ting kids up at six . . . hillbilly music . . . -,.:.-:', ? , usually found with Catano . . . There's a car just like Rolfsv . . . AS if If DAN EEN BARBARA MARTIN 2044 North 6th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Danny . . . Co get 'ernn . . . '6My boy Frankie . . . late, late shows . . . telephone calls . . . flon't put your arm in front of her when she,s eating . . . white Olds . . . 'H '6Kitty,' . . . 'Tll give you such a smaclclv Happiness is just a thing called foev usually found in easy chair with book uBaby, you'll be the death of men . . . KATHRYN REGINA MELATTI 414 Elizabeth Street Tamaqua. Pennsylvania 0 1 Y X 6 I MAVER MK GERTRUDE MARY MICHAELS ' MAGDELINSKAS 45 Barber Street Swoyerville, Pennsylvania Cert . . . NI wish I were going hornefn . . . writing to Tommy . . . can,t beat her 150 words per minute . . one of the newer brides . . . Miller . . . nfflre you off?,' . . . classical blonde . . . Anybody have anything to eat?,, . . . classical music . . . Rachmaninoffs Con- certo No. Two . . . MARY LEE MILLER 215 Penn Street Tamaqua, Pennsylvania BEVERLY ANN ORLEDGE 1313 West Amiclon Street Summit Hill, Pennsylvania e1f' . . . knitting . . . 'gYou clon't say? . . . letters to Willie . . . our newest mother . . . irresistible smile . . . 'cMother Owenv . . . 6011, heavensfn . . . visiting family . . . Tea, anyone?,, . . . one of our proud mamas . . . BELLA SICKLER OWEN 13 Townbank Road Route Q32 Cape May. New Jersey NANCY ANN SMITH 503 West Marble Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Street, 'cSmitty . . . knitting in class . . . any time is eating time . . . magic coffee pot . . . driving a gray Studebaker . . . l N QQ Mardi, . . . daily commuter . . . champion snake charmer . . . one of the mighty mites . . . that fascinating tree lamp . . . MARY MURDZA TAYLOR 3632 Stanton Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BARBARA JEAN r rl WALKER Dorthea Park R. D. 9954 Lancaster, Pennsylvania V . TH: 'N FF,'-nop., 6, II 1 lq'cI, . -. ,, , X P I. . I ll u 4'Barb', . . . 'elim not here . . . telling her troubles to Gert . . . social affairs . . . height of style . . . Who is it now, Barb? . . . BARBARA THERESA WALSH 142 Carpenter Street Luzerne, Pennsylvania .f , lffrlfzaelfs, Baron . . . Who's buying the Pepsies?,' . . . Q J' K ii 5 Bubbling, sparkling personality . . . Often J V11 lx-,rd found with peroxide clutched in hand . . . op- ,QQ M .3 I timistic . . . wide-eyed . . . foot soaks t.i.d. ...f0Ckmzf01zfan... A' V -A ' 'Nu , ll lllll ,lily wb h 4 f fwftng -if ' . ig.: ff? 'Y ,Q is E.' h . df' f 11 QF f I f I 1 iff' ,Q .., ' Q Il R9 X vm vg- 4' x 3 W , , l ' W Jr iff KE hx ' r Q L I x H f I 5 ,. . Q - ,A X v -1. is - - l Q M L A' T .wif X . pw ' , 1 . 1 gn.-.',Y N, .I 'JA 9 ,V A, fi -b . S V, A , . - ' if i ' 'i ' A N tix ' 5' -1 ff Q I, I ' ' , 1 i fl 3 z , Remember When? Our entire class was put on campus for singing fwaking up fourth floor in the process-minor detail of coursel: our entire class was campused for the second time in one year-this time roller skating in the halls of Ann Preston. Remember when-conscientious Heb needed a procedure for cutting toenails: Branton fell off the OR. stool during surgery and landed in a most unprofessional pose: Danny's hair went up in flames over the bunsen burner: Gay knocked over Dr. Leibfried's prep tray in the DR.: Bradish had laryngitis and couldn't talk: Batson wasn't quitting? Remember when-Catano as scrub nurse asked, MDL Sutures, do we need any more Mathises?,': Krahel used deodorant for toothpaste and toothpaste for de- odorant: Hardy blew up the stove boiling water: King tripped Dr. Macfarlane in the elevator: Brownie locked King in the morgue: Davy used Pride to clean the clinics: Walsh wasnit soaking her feet: Branton threw a bedpan down the laundry chute: Kis woke up with a smile: Murdzais pet snake escaped: Michaels wasn't packing: Halstead met a man in the shower: Kis became a mau-mau. Remember when-Branton and Ditten were locked in Byberry: Czupich threw a patient's girdle down the laundry Chute and had to find it: Krahel uttered, Dr. Sponge, are you ready for your Lund count?7': Essie raided the maid's icebox at Friendisz Smitty wasn't knitting socks for male admirers: it wasn't a good movie unless Melatti cried: Goodie was fat: Walker passed up a sale: Davy Wasn't losing her undergarments: Ditten washed Walshis clothes fcr twenty-four hours and they came out lavender: Miller wasn't hungry: Owen wasn't chewing her nails in the OR.: Willie took funny books on her honeymoon: Hardy found her mattress on third floor: King fainted on top of one of the doctors at Muni: we were always broke? Can we ever forget-Peanut butter and jelly in the lounge: our library in the john: those cider parties: ledge-walking: food and fun at Kellyisg Branton and Hebal taking showers: sleeping on the roof: that Pepsi machine: yellow sheets: getting weighed: Roland: jazz sessions in the hall: being fingerprinted: talking jags in the lounge: Mrs. Aiken pushing us onward: Christmas of 1956 and our first tree in the lounge: ever-watchful Mrs. Spears: conscientious mothern: dear old P.T.I.: Mrs. Bennis and her long lasting buzz: rough, red hands at Muni. Can we ever forget-overtime: jones Memorial: our senior prom: Friend's or Muni: dieting: going through the laundry looking for studs and name pins: cap- ping: the Alden: babysitting: Christmas caroling at 6 a.m.: bake sales: the May Fe-te: burglars: watching TV in the rec. room: goodnights on the doorsteps of Ann Preston: the Forum: spying through the lounge windows in the dark: borrow- ing clothes: being depressed: mail call at 11 a.m.: apples: our Halloween party: the indispensable radio: goodies from home: the Christmas parties: when the lights went out: writing letters in class: those well read textbooks and A.J.N.'s: losing our keys: big sisters: overdue library books: swimming at the Y.W.C.A. in Cer- mantown: shopping in Center City: and student health. Last but not least. Miss Schaller. who coached us over the rough spots and was a friend to us all. Class Prophecy Traveling is fun. I guess my greatest ambition as a student nurse was to tour the wide exciting world. So, boarding a plane in New York, I was welcomed by the stewardess, Barb Walker, who told me that Gert Michaels had been chosen speaker of the house-her house. Arriving in Paris, I was so excited I almost failed to see Betty Ann Catano on the left bank, easel in hand, painting sun tan lotion advertisements. Across the way on the right bank was Betty Hebal, who had finally attained her life-long ambition -selling autoclaves. Watching a bullfight in Spain, I was quite astonished to find that Sue Branton had finally been proclaimed National Matador of the month. Entering Kitty Melatti's Italian restaurant was certainly no problem, for I was greeted at the door by the proprietor herself. She told me that her cook, Catherine Bradish, was eating up the profits. She also told me that Goody had talked her way into the Kremlin and couldnft get out. Glancing across the tables at Monte Carlo, I saw Danny Martin, who had just lost quite a large sum of money, and was contemplating the sale of her new yacht. On reaching the dark continent, I was surprised to find that a revolution had taken place. Terrorist Barb Walsh had taken over the tribal dance and was now promoting rock and roll much to the dismay of Maryann Kisalosky, who had just been chosen Queen of the Mau-Maus. Egypt is an exotic land. There I found Helen Gay resting by the beautiful Nile and Mary Ann Davis, who, in order to keep from being bitten, was reluctantly feeding her Lebanon bologna to the crocodiles. Trudging through sand dunes in Arabia certainly was no fun. My lips were very parched when suddenly a mirage before me turned out to be Bella Owens' lavender house. When she asked me in for a drink, she told me that Ditten had gotten a job picking tea leaves in Ceylon, I was not too surprised. In India, I managed an audience with Mary Murdza, snake charmer personified, who had finally found her snake, now king size. Who should I meet on the street, but Alice Czupich wearing her favorite sari with the fringe on top. Need a taxi in Australia? Try Connie Hardy's-faster than Kangaroo Volks- wagon! In Germany, I found Bev Williams, just voted G. I. mother of the year, with her nine children, and in Hawaii, Mary Lee Miller sitting on the beach playing her ukulele. Returning to the United States, I made my first stop in Kentucky. When I saw Nancy King and Helen Krahel come galloping up on their donkeys, I left. In North Carolina, Brownie took me on a tour of her new home-a converted Navy sub- marine. Jeanne Halstead's Pharmacy on the next corner was quite appealing. A sign read, 4'Big sale today. Darvon Compound-3 capsules for 35.987 Essie Folk's Ipana smile was sweeping the country and there Was no doubt she would be made president of the company before long. It was really good to be back in States again for I found Nancy Smith still knitting, knitting, knitting, and Bev Batson, now Directress of Nursing, still quitting, quitting, quitting. funior Class FIRST ROW. left to right: S. Amey. J. Donavon, S. Dudrick, K. Murray, C. Miles, J. Marencin. C. Ludman, D. Bell. SECOND ROW: G. Bray, R. Hershey, M. Lee, E. Schmiel, B. Davis. R. Raudenbush, D. Moser, B. Keenan, M. Sparks. 'THIRD ROW: A. Cottone, D. Mull. D. Forker, C. Ruch, C. Vajda. M. McGinty, S. Masonis, A. Butruille, P. Benson. Freshman lass 9 K' it B Q Q A Q J .J . - . - v j . E SEATED. left to right: H. Ervine. C. Spath. D. Swank. L. Lunt. M. Ciannetta STANDING: J. Mundy. J. Antilla. J. Mercer. H. Budawsky. C. Norrett. P. Off shack. J. Plotts, B. Hollenbach, S. Beinhauer. NOT PICTURED: I. Bruning. J. Coburn. M. Jesse, M. Kerper. J. Gunn, S. Logan D. Meily, B. Nice, J. Paes, B. Rowan. C. Sipe. B. Snyder. B. Welslr. , , L y 9 it K 32 Q A ' K f N offs ii ' if Glee Club STANDING, left to right: Ellen Michelmore, ad- visor, Marie Giannetta, Sandra Beinhauer, Carole Spath, Charbil Norrett, Helen Ervine, Dorothy Swank, Sonia Dudrick, Kathleen Murray, Lynne Lunt. SEATED: Nancy King, director and pianist. fT D x df. H L 5 f . 1 A , ports Club STANDING, left to right Nancy Yanushka d visor, Betty Hebal Maris Mummert, advisor Helen Krahel, Patricia Offshack SEATED, left to ri ht .ludith Plotts Becky Hollen hach. Helen Rudawbky Annetta Good JoAnn Mer Cer, Joyce Antilla. Julianne Mundy Crafts Club STANDING, left Czupich, Kathryn erine Bradish. SEATED, left to Constance Hardy, hafer, Betty Ann Senior Prom , 9 Seniors funiors Freshmen sub. ,T Ax , ,... ......-..--.4 .U - ng- 1 m. 3:5451 Q 'I-t..,':' If! i I' ' X f,iw'ffl::7f if 3.7 5 zja 2, I - 2 bg. . r 'AN Friends -of x Th 'fx Dffff 4 W 1 Muni tudent Health ll Mrs. Lucas. Secretary: Dr. Marion Boyd. Mrs. Devlin. R.N Housemothers Nw- f Mrs. Bvnnis. Mrs. Spring Fifth Floor HJ' f X Ann Yanushka, R.N.g Miss Moyer, Ward Clerkg Emma Nicholson, R.N. ' ELS, V - 0 .. ,? Q F A , 6' ,i-i 1 Qt -ar x l Ku. 4 f t-fr-wmv K'.3Wg 3 1' -,Q . ' .. x l ff Betty Ann Catano pictured with Dr. Cooper W. . i , Ni-1 .-- Q., K Fourth Floor U- . ' 3 I Ada Block. Ward Clerkg Maris Mummert. R.N.g Veronica Kapcar. R N lxiaml-.M S ? Nurses' Station i Third Floor adv 'vfs RMtWdClkA1Lhd up up r m if, gill om ar i, RN , Elmira Mangi RN M ry Howard, R.N. Ward Conference Qs XL! Obstetrics .gmail u-l f WN.. 'S . W Christine McMu11in, R.N.g Shirley Seekford, R.N.g Mrs. Lundy, Ward Clerk. Mary Ann Davis Pediatrics Ns.: ,I Janice Brown, R.N.g Betty Ruffins, Ward Clerkg hnqqgp-nS4 Carol Schworer, R.N -sf . 5 Q X . s ,Af x 4 S' ,, 3 in , 3 YM , Susan Branton Vx , itfx -x. O.P.D. m 5' if y..., if -, Mary Jane Mundy, R.N.g Dorothy Brocious, R.N. .,-A YC? Q Patricia Cernerd, R.N. 0.5.11 A D 0.1-2. x CENTRAL SUPPLY ROOM Anna Snoich, R.N.g Eleanor Anthony, R.N.g Jeanne Halstead Kyle Laramore, R.N. Yearbook Staff Editor ..... ....,. C onstance Hardy Co-Editor ....... oo..o,o,. A nnetta Good Literary Editor ...,. ...... D orothy Dittenhafer Photography Editor ..... o.....,o K athryn Meltti Art Editor .oo.,ooo. o.oo,oo. S usan Branton Business Manager ..., ,,.,e,..,s.....,e...e,s. D aneen Martin Typists ,e e,eee eee.e.. Nancy King and Nancy Smith ,Xp x . ,pmt m. 4 L3.m'k:2L,.,f,..4Z L, V .XX Ah .4- f :gig ' 'JD S --l Q bm' w ' J , ,l--.N YI, . 1 .1 ,- X. A IE' B N, 'A -x dx w I .ff n N- '49 q HQNR .4 X f X 9 M R G' ,f O0 U5 G Ne NGN Q.: S 'S 2 ,Q -E G 3 w E QD Patrons Gladys P. Dozier, R.N. ,lane M. Leibfried, M.D. Kathleen Feess, R.N. Gordon van den Noort, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Gimbel Allen Hamburg, M.D. l:'velyn Nice Mary Howard, R.N. Grace Nachod, M.D. Martha E. Ross, M.D. Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin Dr. Dorothy E. Johnson Marion Boyd, M.D. Mr. Herman Good Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Davis Mr. Thomas E. Davis Maurice Sones, M.D. Robert Smith Jr. Mrs. Nancy Bricker Alfred Rivera, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Czupich Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCobrin Agnes M. Spring Dolores Mellatti Kathy Barnes Rosemarie De Markis Ruth B. Grandin Gene and Betty Mrs. Maryjane Margerum Mrs. Alberta Lundy Mary DeWitt Pettit, M.D. Mrs. Ruth Floeck Mrs. Mary T. Groff Miss Emma Nicholson, R.N. Dr. Laurence Browne Miss Mildred Cadwallader Mr. George Hay Rose Mikelberg, M.D. Mrs. ,lane Brewer Carol Schworer, R.N. Mrs. Mary D. Hoover 'GA FRIENDW Marion Williams, M.D. Alma Young, M.D. Mrs. Lawrence Rackow, M.D. A. J. Bamonte, M.D. Frank H. Murray, M.D. Eleanor Mallay Smith, M.D. Bill Michaels Miss Anne McClintock Mr. and Mrs. George Bolonis Barbara L. Brown, R.N. Evelyn D. Rigg, R.N. Miss Lucille Tomlinson Dr. C. J. Kleinguenther The Zendelback Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank King Mr. and Mrs. George G. King Mr. Walter G. King Eva Fernandez Fox, M.D. Mrs. Anne McCahill Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Steis Mrs. Sabina Minnich Mr. and Mrs. John F. Snyder Mrs. Elaine Zagursky, R.N. Edna O. Metzger, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. George Hershman The Public Relations Department Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zmijewski Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lorence Mrs. Julia Tokash Mary Stead, R.N. Davis Stuart School, W. Virginia Valerie Y. Knowlton, Ph.D. g'Tildon, Pharmacyw Nancy Yanushka Betty Ruffin Lois Butz Antoinette Ortona Roberta Hafkesbring, Ph.D. Miss Ida Draeger Miss Marcelle Huet Maralyn Kamerer, R.N. Mrs. Helen E. Nowell ,lean Crump, M.D. Harry Goldman Turner Johnson, M.D. Mrs. Sharline Polinka, R.N. Mrs. Sallie Reed Mr. and Mrs. Richard West Christine McMullin, R.N. Miss Olga Tattersfield Anne Pike, M.D. Gladys Doll, M.D. JoAnn Overleese, M.D. Mrs. Thomas D. Martin Mrs. Dorothy Brocious, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Luzerne Cut-Rate Market COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND You're Sure 'ro Look Your Bes'r in WILLIAMS' UNIFORMS Made 'ro Your Measuremenfs STOP IN. PHONE. OR WRITE FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES C. D. WILLIAMS 81 COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers Since 1876 246 S. II+h STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. Phone PEnnypacker 5-I580 L. G. BALFOUR BEST wisi-IES TO CLASS OF I958 HKYIOWH Wherever There Are Grown-ups need milk as much as Schools and Conegesu children . . . so drink +I1e besi' . . . WAWA, bo+'rIed fresh in 'Ihe coun'I'ry. Milk is +I1e pick-up +I1a'l' CLASS RINGS, PINS, DIPLOMAS, COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS. MEDALS AND TROPHIES IasI's. WAWA DAIRY FARMS I60I CI1eSI'f1UI' SIVGGI' Wawa, Delaware Co., Pa. PHILADELPHIA 3. PA. PHQNE LO 5-5500 Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1958 NURSES ALUMNAE CLAIR'S STEAK SHOP 3403 Conrad S'rree'r Monday-9:30 a.m.-I0:00 p.m. Tuesday-9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Wednesday-Safurday-9:30 a.m.-lO:00 p.m Closed- I:O0 p.m.-4:00 p.m Mon., Thurs., Fri. CLOSED SUNDAY Best of Luck to All the 1958 Graduates BUCHANAN PHARMACY Vaux S+ree+ and Indian Queen Lane i V n I I 1 1 'n I u f