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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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When we were disheartened you inspired us with confidence. With the strength of Samson you guided our paths and lent us of your wisdom. With tried patience you endured our many errors and sought to mold and coun- sel us into the finished product that we would be no less than the best. It was your determined effort that time and time again came shining through to give us the stamina we so often needed. Your memory will live in the hearts and minds of every one of us and each of us owe a little of what we are today to you. A perfect woman nobly planned To warn, to comfort, and command. And yet a spirit, still and bright- With something of angelic light. -WORDSWORTH THE 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 delete- rious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly ad- minister any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to main- tain 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 prac- tice 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. MISS MOLLY WALLACK Assistant Director of Education MISS MILDRED SWICK Director of Nursing Service and Education ssl A MRS. DORIS WECKERLY Assistant Director of Service K MRS. MARGARET AIKEN Clinical Instructor Hliniml in frucfzfrs MRS. DOROTHY LEONARD MRS. BEATRICE CIRILLO MISS KYLE LARAMORE MISS ELLEN MICHELMORE MRS. MAY BELLE BALL MISS RITA GIOVANNIELLO fldminisfrafivu DR. MARION FAY DR. EVA F. FOX Dean of College Medical Director MR. GEORGE HAY MR. EDWARD KANE Administrator Assistant Administrator Cfhiefs of Kuff DR. WILLIAM G. LEAMAN DR. L. KRAEER FERGUSON Medicine Surgery Ei. , N! . 4 5. . I fv 1, 9 54. Q. DR. MARY DEWITT PETTIT DR. STANFORD MULHOLLAND DR. EVELYN ED MILLER Gynecology and Obstetrics Urology Pediatrics Quo' I I If MISS MARGARET E. RYLAND Chemistry Not pictured- DR. VALERIE Y. KNOWLTON Anatomy Sizculty DR. ROBERTA HAFKESBRING Physiology DR. VICTOR F. IACOCCA Microbiology Supervisvrs MRS. CHARLOTTE STRAUSSER Not pictured- MISS IRENE STOVER MRS. EDNA METZGER -4 4 ..-f '!X MISS KATHLEEN FEESS C7 ss Ofwers P , 313, Lois Toth, Vice Presidenfg Doris Mull, Secrefaryg Ann COT Tone, President Claire Miles, Treasurer. MISS KATHLEEN FEESS Class Advisor PAULA BENSON Woodbine, New Jersey P. B. Has a joke for every occasion. Room full of TV fans. Slow but sure. From cocoon 'ro butterfly. Knits only when snow falls. GWENDOLYN BRAY Bangor, Pennsylvania Gwen A well liked leader known for subtle executive pow- ers. Bubbling personality combined with a sparkling laugh. Always in demand. Avid interest in cathartics. ANN LOUISE COTTONE Mt. Holly, New Jersey Lou Tops all around. Miss Vim, Vigor, and Vitality of 1959. Active in all school affairs. Always ready to lend a help- hand. Liked by everyone. Makes an attractive Flor- ing ence Nightingale. S 'Qui' BESSIE DAVIS Salem, New Jersey Bessie Congenial. A good word about everyone. Spends many hours babysitting. A conscientious and diligent nurse. H' b ' ' ig on the list of those most likely to succeed. SONIA IRENE DUDRICK Nanticoke, Pennsylvania Dudrick Leadership abilities. Small but mighty. Spirited work er. Flair for style. A faithful letter writer. Anticipates col- lege. i l 7 DIANE FORKER Davisville, Pennsylvania Di An outstanding basketball player. Everyone's friend A . .. . . . ctnve participation in school affairs That fresh whole some look. Has many admirers of her long dark hair. 0 if - xi I n, gf:?Q4E.f9i , 515. -if 1 . ' - -:fa , U h? 7.k'.'?fiJy wi ' ,asian 'M ' , sagffm SONJA AMEY HILLEGAS Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Amy Small in stature. Big in heart. Sports enthusiast. An- other woman driver. Remembered for her fabulous house party. First one to take a spouse. ANNE BUTRUILLE KECK New Britain, Pennsylvania Anny Radiates warmth and empathy. Enioys hi-fi music. Plenty of initiative. Efficient in all she does. Spic and span. MARYBELLE ESTHER LEE Bangor, Pennsylvania Leezy Flashing blue eyes. Vivacious. Great literary potential- ity. Artistic temperament. Hard worker. Known for sporadic dieting. Pleasant to be with. CAROL JOAN LU DMAN Broad Axe, Pennsylvania Nicki Leads Nurses' Christian Fellowship. Pleasant and petite Soft spoken. Gamin like appearance. Genuine. JOHANNA HELEN MARENCIN Freeland, Pennsylvania IIJOII Trim in appearance. Quiet. Willingly helps anyone Good-natured. Determined. I f,gqvfff:tf:qv'rv'j- 'Q V SYLVIA KATHLEEN MASONIS Luzerne, Pennsylvania Mo Silent sophistication. Photographers dream. Uninhib ited. Seldom seen without Cal. MARY THERESA MCGINTY Rosemont, Pennsylvania Mc Irish wit. Great morale booster. Sleeping beauty Spontaneous personality. Spectacular red tresses. CLAIRE MARIE MILES Newfield, New Jersey Clairsy Charming personaliiy. Steadfast. Asset To The nursing profession. Meticulous in every way. f' .. DIANE LEE MOSER Allenfown, Pennsylvania Dee Chuck full of musical Talent. Known for merrirnenf and multi-colored hair. Wit. Silver Tongue. Quick. DORIS JEAN MULL Akron, Pennsylvania MuIe Friendly smile. Stylish ward-robe. Two loves-food and dancing. A genuine personality. Unsuppressed impish- ' t shop. DSSS al times. Secret desire-to own a pas ry KATHLEEN MARY MURRAY Nanticoke, Pennsylvania Kathie Petite and pretty. Enioys tea at any hour. Likeable. Can always find time for mischievous pranks. Social butterfly. RUTH RAUDENBUSH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ruthie Personality with many interests. Reliable mirth sprayed with intellectual wit. Pleasing to the eye. Prone to teasing. J W ! CAROLYN SANDRA RUCH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Carol An individualist. Contributes much to the music world Unpredictable. Attractive as a blond, brunette or red head. ELIZABETH ADELE SCHMIEL Rockledge, Pennsylvania Betsy Loyal church worker. A winning smile. Nimble fingers with a paint brush. MARYANN RUTH SPARKS Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Sparky Efficient and sincere. Top ra-nking leader. Still water runs deep. Prefers Chevys. Obiective thinker. L tl X 1-Q l.OlS ANN TOTH Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Lo-Lo Enthusiastic and energetic. Tops in her chosen profes sion. Heart of gold. Soon to be married. 5 'H-ww-nuraQus-ir CAROL IRENE ANN VAJDA Hazelfon, Pennsylvania Cal Mischievous Twinkle in her eye. Asset To school func- Tions. Graceful figure on The clance floor. Pleasant 'ro be wiTl'1. ,C 1 1 M, . F ' 5 ' ,mfr 0 5 - .050 ' C: x 'I u ull e lfeu Remember. .. . . . The night Annie Butruille had her apt. initiated, but left before the party was over . . . some hostess . . . When Sparky drove back from Bethlehem on that certain night, after Amey's housewarming l'?J party . . . who needs glasses? . . . Moser and McGinty swearing off men and monkey business . . . we don't. . . . Carol's partiality to Italian food, I wonder why . . . such mystery?'?? . . . The strong attraction of P.T.I. on Sylvia . . . even we could feel the mag- netism. . . . Jo losing her appendix . . . we searched and searched . . . . . .When Uncle Sam's Navy anchored Nicki . . . God Bless Annapolis. . . . Betsy ever missing an opportunity to be homeward bound . . . what's the big attraction, Bets? . . . Claire's nightly phone calls . . .on and on and on! . . . Forker practicing that certain procedure on Gwen Bray . . . How High the Can . . . PB and her hot soaks . . . it certainly was outstanding. . . . Kathleen Murray dateless'?'?? . . . never Sonia ever getting eight consecutive hours of sleep . . . let me think. . . . Ruth and her contagious laughter . . . h-m-m-m-, strange noises. . . . Ruch ever eating a full course meal . . . anyone for milk and jello . . . When Doris revised the enema procedure . . . Tubeless!!! When Lois and Marybelle autoclaved sandbags . . . h-m-m, sterile sand.l?J . . .When Bessie battled the bulge . . . we still say Bess came out on top. . . . Lou's envied collection . . . Doctors, Lawyers, indian chiefs . . . I' :E -,-4 ff I Wai .L . Ln. V, g....-. . ' - S 1 Y ....J....L...l' - L..-l I .V-V H Q71 Q4.T..1.T 5- im ir? 4,1 , af ' 4 7M - ' 3 ff fa gan GCC: , T, ,1,4f-3' d mivr OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT Miss MaryJane Mundy, R.N. Miss Claire Miles, S.N. Miss Johanna Marencin, S.N. Mrs. Brocious, R.N. ca SN 'O effoic x sx, . WARD ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Archie, R.N. Miss Carolyn Ruch, S.N. Miss Mary McGin1y, S.N. X 9 SENIOR CLASSES Miss Carolyn Ruch, S.N. Miss Maryann Sparks, S.N. Miss Mary McGin'ry, S.N. Miss Lois Toth, S.N. Miss Marybelle Lee, S.N. Mrs. Ronald Hillegas, S.N. Mrs. Margaret Aiken, R.N. ai --...MA ' K SS COMMUNICABLE DISEASE Miss Diane Moser, S.N. Miss Bessie Davis, S.N. ORTHOPEDICS Miss Maryann Sparks, S.N Miss Mary Howard, R.N. Mrs. Carl Owens, S.N. E 2 l 9 l Z 1 Q l jun rms' JUN Miss Miss Miss Miss 3.-NY.-.?.1f.g, . -Ark? f 3,1 iw, , Pi W ' H:--,..' M 1 .1 A f v.-' ' 'fi :Q ,- 'Q.,g:'f: DIETARY DEPARTMENT Mass Barbara Snyder, S.N. Mnss Charbelle Norretf, S.N. Stephanie Kelly, Instructor Dorothy Swank, President Carol Spath, Vice President Parficia Offshack, Secretary D T .547 I T Q1 A I Junior Capers Dottie Swank Miss SNAP Q ,g 1,5 i I gmiiiil F F 532 if , 1 fiaef? 5 M? -.sq -- fn. , 5? ,lgfggwik 5 f - i:i:,:zfi.g -' 1' ii,z??f'Siffi 1 W I V.,jf'.xik7 .5255 M? ,V E ,f PHT A Q PEDIATRICS Miss Judith Plofts, S.N. Miss Rebecca Hollenback, S.N ...u- ' CLASS OFFICERS Miss Gail lmler, Presidenf Miss Barbara Rice, Secretary Miss Oy Hom, Treasurer - .. DQQKI' F' --vi Miss Feraldo, S.N. Miss Giovanniello, Clinical lnsfrucfor ORIENTATION TO MEDICATIONS hm Ifl Nxedic2I an is I3 I'-.QR MEDICAL EXPERIENCE Miss Elaine Moser, S.N. Miss Gail lmler, S.N. aI masses d SUYQIC . 1 , ,Q .3 ,. 'S SURGICAL EXPERIENCE Miss Barbara Rice, S.N. Miss Pat Rhoades, S.N. Miss Louise Yorty, S.N. - I F I 'J 5' - ,A . I uf, , as 5 '. , ENN- an 1 547' f 'xg K if A 2, -.LJ . . . rv . , ., ML x I ,V , 4 I jx i , r .' ..1. 5 , XA r, 'I .1 ' I ? . . II- B I .MI 1: . 'I S ,y '5'.,'f.Lg-:: ,:.t f 3 3 M' , ' T., STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Gail lmler, S,N., Doris Mull, S.N., Gwen Bray, S.N., Molly Wallack, R.N., Patricia Offshack, S.N., Dorothy Swank, S.N. STANDING: Diane Forker, S.N., Benedicta Rowan, S.N. Absent: Ann Cottone. YEARBOOK STAFF X 03' FRONT ROVV: Claire Miles, S.N., Carol Vaida, S.N., Betsy Schmiel, S.N., Anne Keck, S.N. BACK ROW: Ann Cotfone, S.N., Diane Moser, S.N., Sonia Dudrick, S.N. Absent: Marybelle Lee. ,. I new . 4.. ' ', Zz' E 9 D. ' 'Q,525-gf'f-efvwgwi.-gIif.L5- '1 ' Q ,. u v I X 4 W N , 5-A '-Ask ' as 'ig , T , u Q, 9 J . AQ. ' 1 ll ' ' K V'?Hv3!? !'i F7 .Q-'Q' 5, 1 pk- 1 EV?-9375 Miafl0Fkk'R7KW'!?2, ' - ,. .f1 f--,- V , - m' if - ' ' v-1--nwx . - X 1 em AL- ' M. ,,-A N r A .. -.1 L , af.-4... I tiiQ'fxYfi349 -lv ' sw.-91.4 frvn. - If V l Fikwvs. -- su n .?,.,,,..,. ww... Y V in ,+A-,Q, V ana ilu Bild li lamb! 'WWI 135907-vhs' .- .Q-u - '- nanny Q vs N. :'-::::f,:':usvvnn-::z:.Lw.neu.4 un-:nn ,.,g, Ii Num , vm 2 L n 'm,a..t1.M ,AA ,. 1 .. . 'TV !iL .+k-2-L3.'s5wL!.'il .,.fn..,-.L ,v F . .4 .,-. -,.-4 Z 2 i E 5 p. i 1 'v S 4 ummm aa- ,um 1 Q ,- 51- , -11 .. . 1 V 4 1 .. A-. , ,Z ,, PM . F SPORTS CLUB OFFICERS Miss Miss Miss Miss WM C H vs ST JOE'S And We Won!!! ADVISOR Miss E. Mifchelmore .igyn GLEE CLUB OFFICERS STANDING: Diane Stewart, S.N., Benedicta Rowan, S.N., Helen Coyle, S.N. SEATED: Sandra Beinhauer, S.N. MW ,Q , , Ag, 77' v v, V J' 'Fm GLEE CLUB , f 1, 4 1 KH' 1 f-' .U E 5 n. ,fx E T -' 'ff ' gf gg? w .. aw ' f sua A 2 nf U' FS STUDENT HEALTH Marion A. Boyd, M.D. Mrs. Lucas, Secretary Mrs. Devlin, R.N. K. xg- , Ygvg HOUSEMOTHERS Mrs. Hoover Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Jackson Daily Ward Hvufereuce Ia 6111 af I 960 FIRST ROW: M. Kerper, S. Beinhauer, J. Mundy, M. Jesse. SECOND ROW: R. Welsh, J. Antilla, H. Ervine, L. Lum, C. Spath, D. Swank. THIRD ROW: J. Coburn, H. Rudawsky, B. Snyder, I. Brunning, P. Offshack, J. Paes, J. Plotts P-f ,Ax V' gui 1 . I I ' 611155 of I 96 I FIRST ROW: P. Mosser, H. Feraldo, O. Hom, L. Estock, L. Yorty, P. Rhodes, B. Exley, B. Rice, E. Moser SECOND ROW: K. Kolbe, M. Wallen, L. Ruberf, C. Reh, E. Wolf, N. Delaney, S. Groff, A. Kuhn, l Pelehach. ' THIRD ROW: L. Brocious, P. Godwin, E. Gish, H. Coyle, S. Jones, G. lmler, M. Cullen, V. Mayers, M. Rice, G. Cox, D. Stewart. M 3 JS' 5 u i 0 r I4 A C7 '-w-nm'v ' Oriental asf Will and Testament We, the class of 1959, being of sound mind CPD and fully conscious of what we are about to do hereby bequeath the following property, having appointed Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Gibson as our executrixesz- Sonia Amey Hilligas leaves her matrimonial advice to Imogene Bruning Paula Benson leaves her famous knitting ability of Mr, -pieces to Helen Ervine Gwen Bray leaves her position as tribe leader to Charbil Norrett Anne B. Keck leaves her empty room to APH Ann Cottone leaves her old phone numbers to Carol Sipe Bessie Davis leaves her modesty to Carol Spath Diane Forker leaves her basketball uniform to Becky Hollenbach Sonia Dudrick leaves her map to La Salle to Jean Welsh and Benedicta Rowan Carol Ludman leaves-taking all that she has with her Diane Moser leaves her interest in the opposite sex to Marilyn Jesse Mary McGinty leaves her Irish wit to June Coburn Ruth Raudenbush leaves her gorgeous complexion to Darlene Meily Carolyn Ruch leaves her multi-colored tresses to Miss Clairoil Claire Miles leaves her special sunburn to Barbara Nice Marybelle Lee leaves her continuous calorie counting to Joyce Antilla Lois Toth leaves her envied wardrobe to Sandy Beinhauer Doris Mull leaves her way with music to Helen Rudawsky Betsy Schmiel leaves her quiet alarm clock to Shirley Logan Sylvia Masonis leaves her impishness to Julia Mundy Carol Vaida leaves her love for white convertibles to Judy Plotts Maryann Sparks leaves her light blue puddle-jumper to Pat Offshack Johanna Marencin leaves her neat room to Joyce Paes Kathleen Murray leaves her tea leaves to Mary Kerper We all ioin together and bequeath: Our days of shift to the Junior class Our uniforms to the Freshmen Our ability to create numerous grey hairs in the faculty And our love and gratitude to our parents for their guidance and understanding. -4 ,qw.,., ' J- ft w A :A . ll. . .9 'vi .' Q x 4-f, f.,.. ,L 'iff faffigfliiilk W fn. . , K , X iz' Jud? V: '. 4 ,. sn. fl. PHONES OLiver 2-3332 LAcl:awanna 4-8425 FEDERAL BOILER CO., INC Midland Park, N. J. JAMES H. LEGS Vice-Presidenf-Sales Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Complimenis of PLAINS THROWING COMPANY PLAINS PENNSYLVANIA You're sure 'Io LOOK YOUR BEST in WILLIAMS' UNIFORMS cui' and made Io YOUR measuremenfs of maierials selecfed 'for appearance and service. S'Iop in, phone, or wri+e us. C. D. WILLIAMS 81 COMPANY Designers and Manufaclrurers Since I876 246 S. II+h S+. Philadelphia 7, Pa. Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1959 NURSES ALUMNAE Besf Wishes From NICE BALL BEARING COMPANY 30th and Hunting Park Avenue PHILADELPHIA 40, PENNSYLVANIA diaper rash-? DESITIN OINTMENT I I L of course. KELLY for BRICKWORK ARCHIE'S PARADISE STEAK HOUSE 3133 N. 29th sneer Feafuring Our Famous Sfeak and Hogie Sandwiches PIZZA PIE of AII Variefies SANDWICHES of All Kinds DELIVERY SERVICE J' me BA 9-02 I 7 Closed Sunday al BRANCH OFFICES , ' N. E. C D K Ib d P S+ 3 fUfI7Q,'LZy ornergonfzlsiovgg erm S : FicIeIi+y CI1es+er Bulldmg I CHESTER : Securiiy Trusf Bunldmg POTTSTOWN llk+ 5 Q 745 Levl++own Shopping Cen+er BLUE cnoss : if LMTOWN ELUE SHIELD Q Nafional Bank Buuldmg 2ncI Floor 11-IE. Assocurrso Hosprnu. senvnce OF PHILADELM-nA COATESVILLE 112 S. 16th Street, Philadelphia 2, Pa. f l..Ocust 4-2100 IM? BUDGET UNIFORM CENTER I6I3 CHESTNUT STREET LOcusI' 7-7545 PHILADELPHIA The WorId's Largest, Most Beautiful Uniform Store J. F. CAVANAUGH 4353 Main Sfreei PhiIadeIphia, Pa. IV 3-0777 IV 3-28II CigareHe Vending Machines SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT HARDEE'S GULF SERVICE 3507 Midvale Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. ROAD SERVICE PICK UP AND DELIVERY GEORGE HARDEE, Pro P VI 4-9336 ERNEST R. MILES CONSTRUCTION CC. MASONRY CONTRACTOR FLAGSTONE PATIOS AND WALKS SaIisIied Cuiomers I-Iave Buili Our Business SPECIALTY IN FIREPLACES Oxford I-3590 Ca+awba Ave. Newfield. N. J. ll- i I MALECS' ESSO SERVICE CENTER Midvale Ave. and Cresson S'I'. Ge 8-6540 Philadelphia, Pa. LAUND R Y TRIBUNE LAUNDRY Z3rcl and Clearfield Streets PHILADELPHIA 32, PENNA. Molor Tune-Up and lgnilion Service Complele Line of Accessories Z EP'S TEXACO SERVICE Midvale Ave. and Warden Dr. Philadelphia 29, Penna. Viclor 4-9382 JOE GALLIAND PAT GALLIAND Complimenls of TILDEN PHARMACY Vaux and Tilden S'I's. PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. Vicfor 4-7l72 CLAIR'S STEAK SHOP 3403 Conrad Slreel' Monday-9:30 a.m.-I0 p.m. Tuesday-9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Wednesday Io Safurday-9:30 a.m.-I0:00 Closed-I :OO p.m.-4:00 p.m. Mon., Thurs., Fri. .I'TI Compliments of PINKERTON'S NATICNAL DETECTIVE AGENCY INC. ALLEN'S Fine Fashions for All the Family Chelten and Greene G rmantown e o C g tlt + th Class of I959 ?Zowefz4 lg Wm Pennock Florist JAMES A. STUMPO Representative Metropolitan Life Insurance Company VVAVVA DAIRY FARMS E 1 WAWA DAIRY FARMS 69,563 Wawa, Delaware Co., Pa. Phone Lo 6-6500 6070 Ridge Ave.. Philadelphia IV 2-0836 PORTRAITS +ha'I' suil' your personaliiy EE EEGER Making porlrails in This communily since l920-THERE MUST BE A REASON Best of Luck to All the 1959 Graduates BUCHANAN PHARMACY Vaux S+ree+ and Indian Queen Lane L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS, PINS, DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS AND TROPHIES I60l Chesfnuf Sfreef Philadelphia 3, Pa. GOLD STAR PATRONS Wal+er W. Amey Laurence T. Browne, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlucci L. Kraeer Ferguson, M.D. Joseph Hughes, M.D. Virginia Lauh, M.D. Jane M. Liebfried, M.D Sfanford W. Mulholland Anne H. Pike, M.D. Mildred Swiclc, R.N. Molly Wallaclc, R.N. SILVER STAR PATRONS Bernard Behrend, M.D. Doro+hy Brocious, R.N. Bealrice Cirillo, R.N. Ronald R. Cooper, M.D. Beniamine J. CoHone, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley F. Dudriclc Midvale Floris'rs Alice Grassman Lois Grassmann Falls Hardware Co. Mary D. Hoover Dorrhea M. Killian, M.D. Henry B. Larzelere, M.D. Samuel M. Levi+, M.D. Cafherine Macfarlane, M.D. Miriam Bulfler, M.D. Mrs. McCosh Margarel Nash, M.D. JoAnne Overleese, M.D. Kafz Pharmacy Fred Phillips Major Cul' Rare Roberl S. Robbins, R.N. Alberra Beaufy Salon Carole Schworer, R.N. Jacob C. Seip Claire's Srealc Shop Maurice Sones, M.D. M Jacob H. Vas'I'ine ll, M.D. Mrs. An+hony Vaida and Son Marie Websfer, M.D. Marion Wesl, M.D. Theresa Barcena, R.N. Frances Barbee, R.N. Par Beaumoni, R.N. Ella Cooper Bell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Lois Buh, R.N. Norma Ciambella, R.N. Franlc Cisario Pauline Coonel, M.D. Miss Ida CoHone Miss Janei' CoHone Mary Ann Davis, R.N. Mrs. Geraldine DeLuca Bray Leone Ann Derringe, R.N. Carol Doheriy, R.N. 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