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

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Q , x A ' 'i 'll, v'If 'A ,mf it' ,,. 4, 9-1 'f,' .V J ihgfn M of ff. ' ur it jx? Q ' 'J . Min' L if It ,u-?nfm,,1V 23' M 3500tHe g ef, 43, wi fm ,I ,Ls ' tu L N 4 ,. 5' .Y 5 ,fx 'A-,MP fi 1 fm: 1 ' rf. fffnlwfq, 4 ' ' , t, 'B 5' 3 fa W J, 'don 1' y4 ' A fi-- Qwwww ' . 9' ' 'TQ i'riA 'V 5 ,-- Q- Q A A ' x ' 3 M - ' ,sl Q' wg P .fi T , W X 2- 3, 9 Kiwi -sy KM O . A , , , fu . I Whig M biffyil-f rl tr ,QA is,ggWi,,Q?f5-. -'. S - ' L 0 K 'L .fmfsif FOREWORD Our years in training have been a time of intense growth. In three years we have probably matured more than we shall at any other period in our future lives. We have further developed the great potential that is ours. We owe much to those who helped us to attain our goal. Through them we discovered a relationship be- tween the world of people and the much larger universe of which we are only a part. Ours was an experience of living and working to- gether in a close, friendly, personal situation. Out of the many casual relationships within the class came close friendships. As the months and years passed, we gradually became individuals. Out of many anonymous faces emerged many distinct identifiable personalities. As we pass through the remaining seasons of our lives, let us continue working in the finest traditions of the Woman's Medical College Hospital School of Nursing. 1' KYLE LARAMORE, R.N. It is with great pride that we, the class of 1960, dedicate to you-Miss Laramore-this volume of Cap and Candle. You-who have returned to your duties after many personal hardships-have guided us in more ways than you yourself may realize. Not only was your understanding, encouragement, and always pleasant personality helpful to us when we faced new experiences, but your undying devotion for your profession has indeed become a very special in- centive for us. And so to you may we say-to us you are a shining example of what we, one day, hope to be. MISS MILDRED SWICK Director of Nurses and Nursing Education MRS. DORIS WECKERLY MISS MOLLY WALLACK Asst. Director of Nurses Asst. Director of Nursing Education x JC x. , AJ , xigy .-L if 14,4 9 r y A 5 iv is f 'f MISS MICHELMORE MISS FEESE MRS. HUDZICKI 4 MRS. METZGER Evening Supervisor MRS. AIKEN 'S- IN STRUCTORS MRS. SEEKFORD MS eg-:Nd Dinwfb PHOTO Noi Available . IA4, ' MRS. STRAUSSER Night Supervisor MISS LARAMORE 'X DR. LAMBERT DR. FAI Hospital Medical Director Dean of Medical College 0 X 5 W S -g. 'u MR. HAY MR. KANE Hospital Administrator Treasurer MISS NICHOLSON Fifth Floor ,Supervisor and Class Advisor MISS SNOICI-I Central Supply Room -QB- 'X PEDIATRICS Mrs. Polinka-Clinical Instructorg Mrs. RuHcin-Ward Clerkg Miss Hebal-Head Nurse OPERATING ROOM Miss Laramore-Clinical Instructorg Miss Barbee-Head Nurseg Mrs Ciambella-Supervisor Csittingj s FOURTH FLOOR Mrs. Doris ArchieMHead Nurse Miss joan Winkle-Acting Charge Nurse X... 'ff 7 f . in. THIRD FLOOR Miss Mary Howard-Head Nurse Mrs. Rita Hudzicki-Cl. Instructor EMERGENCY ROOM is Miss Mary jane Mundy-Supervisor Miss Mary Singly-Staff Nurse OBSTETRICS Mrs. Shirley Seekford-Cl. In. Miss Clinton-Delivery Room Supv fi' 'QI' CLASS OFFICERS PATRICIA OFFSHACK-Secretary SHIRLEY LOGAN-President fseatedj BARBARA NICE-Treasurer BECKY HOLLENBACH-Vice President Qnot shownj f . . . ,I I 'N V ' -I f .I - I . f--A W 'N ixm, . ggi 5 1. , A i,5fi5f?fg' L .War 3 uv l'YMf 1 3 'mv' . r -R , R Q , haf: nxg .KA i ,i vp f H ' Q31 - ' . 2 , , 345' fi 5353 x ' ' .Q J: Q' ' fvffzn .5 f ' x '. W l I V 4 'q 1 ,, l 41. I F lynx , , J I m g m- W L ., x f ' -' ' I if 1' ' V Q YQ! .H I 4 ga A' an .b f 5 .A 3 A t ,, s , J 47 S J' 3- , X 'S . ' , Y ' s I . w 4, V ' , ., V' 5. ,. ,, P ur' , v in 05 X Nr Y 4,1 . . , , ,K ,',,',A ..x1,,4 ,.,, .,,,. Q. -1. EU iw ' y Wm, .,. M5232 z K 35351 5 '32 is . -f n 1. V , ' gn X . '3 ,Q Kuii,,,.' li ir - XE, Vx G? - xx, an ' ,qi v 'I 'Qv -Q 4 Qsgj,-w ' 1 A. N v ,J ww'-6 ' . A rf , .,2+fux,, . R' 0 Q Y K Q . . -u , v . 1' dw K iz. V' V .. .Q Y ,. 5, CLAss 0F 1960 Q xii-I Z gifs , v, an x . 'V ' in ' 4.5 Q xi' ig' K . 1,515 ,F gl Qi as . ., ,,- ' I -:iq ,411 Q. .y' J. , Y , , u H v z B ' 1 X + ' I A Q XD- 5 Q 1 :Z 3 D XX ,. ff I I' ,' v ' 1 1 434 :- 4 ' JN 3 ll1 f-at ,, , ...- N. in ydn T Whig ANTTILA, CARoLYN JOYCE Newcastle, Penna. Wake me up at six Tillie' Late to bed, early to rise - can be found sleeping anytime- big spar kling eyes - cherishes frat pin- famous for notes on bathroom door. BEINHAUER, SANDRA LYNN Camp Hill, Penna. Oh, you're ignorant Beanie Makes weekly time requests-five foot two-eyes of blue-long blonde hair-girl Friday to Mr. Mundy-Liberace of XWMCH. H f N v ,B eilffriif iyga 5.435 K P Q ,fafvua M KISS? -'naman-v Aa Q' J ' Maya' , 54 i r Nvrffkfs ' ,tl 'aa gf -f N , 5 ' iw f' 5: ,, , E.. i :fl 'Six 4 . 4: A, QT? ' BESTWICK, JULIANNE MUN DY Philadelphia, Perma. Oh, you should see my apartment jewel hot-rod. Mundy's Hotel-True love-can really cut a rug-Newlywed COBURN, JUNE LOUISE Collegeville, Penna. Get me a bag of potato chips ujunie-bug' Favorite topic, cats and baseball? - shy - Peaches and cream com plexion - avid sports fan. ERVINE, HELEN LOUISE Ashland, Penna. Oh, I'm so cold QEXQ Chubby Proud of that ring-know anyone in Dover?- good class supporter A personality - constantly calorie counting. HANSON, IMOGENE BRUNING Philadelphia, Penna. Oh my gosh Gene' First one to take on a spouse - makes weekly trips to Lehighton - spar kling smile - serious natured - help him with the sermon, Gene? HOLLENBACH, BECKY ANNE Northumberland, Penna. Well, what do ya think ? Holly Where mischief rules, Holly reigns-Rick Nelson rates high - Spun gold Tresses - party girl. f af' 4 KERPER, MARY KAY Philadelphia, Perma. S.P.C. seventy-two times Pearl Buys out drugstore with exceptions - card shark- pixie haircut in various shades - oh, Johnny - Dig that crazy Hi-Fi ? iii: .W 5 ,H LOGAN, SHIRLEY ANTIONETTE Philadelphia, Penna. Gonna watch the Late Show Shirl Class Pres. -work shift lately, Shir1?- Miss Alexander Graham Bell -courteous-which is it ' t b going o e, Nephriteri or Sackagawea? ey? lf as , 5 LUNT, LYNNE VIRGINIA Danville, Penna. is Runt Anyone going down for Peps Funny toes- sparkling laugh - Down with the Air Force, up with P.T.1.-drives yellow bomb -starting diet tomorrow. f , lx X if is 1 rg., J. , K, . H f MEILY, DARLENE ELIZABETH Annville, Penna. Miss Meily' Oh, I really feel my nerve Lovingly nursed Rick back to clictable health - Come hrther look - unpre Free thinker - problems, problems, problems. -gym N, 13.3, A. - ggvvgiyl ,x-'vi si?t is-' '- lf. .'S'f'5'?:'s, Y , ' i?,Qjf't :Vg-?.!51fff,y,'1',7 . ' ' '- gl - gg,ji,'fAg'f '51LQ QTt'r'55p rf' . , 4 ,37- 4 xi lifii it ' 7? W1 I ' 1,- ,s.mvws.iN:a ,x -, -, -if -, ,- ,Q ' W. . rf, 1.13-K ff- 4' X . A 1' . xg-o.,., 'vs L -- ' -. V iv -va. Q vs. tf r 4 ,M--.. 55:6 digg. .hicpr ,gy A, 1 .,., I , ., M. I H 212 3'ii'.+ fa Say gg ' ., fvfifsi axffu. f r 'A ,xt ' 5. 'ff 'f Y Q ' v. gf. ','4'Q 3,' 13-7. ,N ' X , , . six' ,ef , , ,ASQ , r. F .xp Q, inf.-. , My X , , , .M ,gi ,- ,ay v g . s M. . f --, ' 'a ' 97 . 1, 'FZ '6.5:H', , M N , ., nv zz f 3 3, m:',il sl -' , i :Y I if Y' Q - h lg '-is A If . .ffm ' Q5 ,,f ' ' ,,. ' ff' - 4 V V- X-, , , X 1 . .,,, , 311 . 4 - 1 ff r. 'f.f?-6f'1't ' ' - ' ' V . - sur ,R '-Q:-Vx ' A Q- Us' s ' 'v , , , sf.'f'T F- V 'W :J ' ,r .fr X r gt -' ,., 'Q -.'-P'-1 ...,,, Y ll , ,M ,V A .ml ,I I , ,- ix .Q-. Q 4 2' --5 - K wa NICE, BARBARA ANNE Blue Bell, Penna. There must be a better way to earn a living Barb Mutt and jeff - sparkling personality - class banker - understanding - notorious laugh - Hi leaf. NORRETT, CHARBIL Brookline, Penna. I'll drive to Bucknell come heck or high water. Char Blonde hair, blue eyes - school leader - Little Girl Blue - giggles continually - 6 A.M. coffee drinker. OFFSHACK, PATRICIA ROSALIE Plymouth, Penna. Hello! Pat Do or die - pretty brown eyes - friendly - always sings in the shower - Diamonds are Pat's best friends. -N I 4-nllllgfrx if '2 gl, 1 , if 'Y YQ ' 'Qi , 1-fr, Pixy , . Q ' 1 . ..'.4 . fi-Q' ,I I3 fy ! J f. , . f. . 3- ,nm R. :JW11 ' - . .,:q.gf1,, ,, ,Q 4 .nam ,J 15, 1 'iff '.. ,lsg,A, , -,2 3, ff- s W, M , ,V 14. Qxgl 'nv ROWAN, BENEDICTA CELESTE Philadelphia, Penna. ,Q s .1 . --'ai 'r' ,A 15' ,l ,A rf., q f ,av by . Jim: 1-f,,',f . - :Z A331 9 Kazoo Bonnie One of our redheads - class clown - Miss America of 1959 fsneakers and allj - first impression - intellectual? - emerald green eyes. A -. W X. N Q-MN fm SPATH, CAROLE ELIZABETH Lebanon, Penna. Oh, Horrors Spathie Ritualistic behavior - flaming red hair - small crash in Quantico? - Loved and lost- What's that dirty spot on your nose, Carole? -. QW V. '- , i ,hifi ,-F' 1 i 1 ' x SWANK, DGROTHY ELEANOR Southampton, Penria. H011 Poop SWankie Miss Snap of 1959-good problems listener-class diplomat- Bill's loyal bystander - winning smile. 51 , f i PAES, JOYCE CAROLYN Camp Hill, Penna. I'm going home again Grace What did Lisa do lately ? - dry sense of humor- creative--State Board Hotel-been to the Esso lately? PLOTTS, JUDITH ELAINE Schwenksville, Penna. Cheese and Crackers Plottsie Pert and pretty - Is it Bucky or Eddie? - high pitched voice - Boils over with staph. - supplying hope chest. PYRIH, HELENA RUDAWSKY Philadelphia, Penna. Alright, let's go Ruclabagas Mysterious phone conversations - nightly walks with Lou- sex appeal galore - easy going - loves psychiatry? R II, Xa .. f S . f . , Q , 1 Q 1 D SNY DER, BARBARA ANN Bethlehem, Penna. Did I get a phone call last night ? Sapphire Envied wardrobe-tidy-hair dresser special-Sing, johnny, sing!- smooth. fag C4 V WELSH, REGINA Philadelphia, Penna. Jeannie Hi, girls Diligent worker - Frecldie's other half - good sales promoter - spray pi! net queen - anyone want to stay at my house. 'LTV' 'Q XJ I 1 We L. r-,g Xl, in 'CJ' X 31 . if . 1 5 - 5 fc Q -A L' . C Q5 F N X S' S X A N I .1 '- y-. N X- N 2- 2 .I O 5 4 f' H E7 X, Y' B J. lx X +-PJ 1 I 1 5 N-f' .L V. 4 ,'i ,Ii ..A,.,-.I . r.1ii'-.mth .1 ' I !,' A ,vi s f . Y' 4. Q X .w 1 in 1 ,- A iw. ., iz thus IS more fun than work Our Champions Get those signals straight, Girls' SPORTS ACTIVITIES Good luck to everybody The winners-Becky, Helen, Pat We'll root our team to victory Dotty-Our class spirit hh, fi Glamour Girls Ladies of leisure HOW WE RELAXED . , fx X I ' gy ' If I don't get my eight hours of sleep . . Christmas Time Sandy played-We sang fi' we -4 'ff 'Nu 34-EK Y Our favorite pastime- Eating Our first Mother ?':,, A Sounds better with fellows 3' Ill ,. Lu tgirl I Y' gs V ,, . .dqdidfnuai v Lebanon is well represented 1- -15 -49'.v Everybody say cheese Tl' . H7 f' if ' 1 x X 4 , Have fun, girls Our bewilclerment as Freshmen .. TW? ll johnny Our pride MISS HOLMES-Director of and joy Nurses EPPI MISS CI-IASE-Director of Nursing Education EPPI MISS DERRINGE-Clinical Instructor EPPI . if 4 S M Q. , gd-.wh f fi vi,ir' i4r4fiF3e A 'A y, W1:'f TT 3, 49' Q ,545 afbffftv' rw r !1'Iif-in-A..., Mail Call Helen poses 39 15 -, F Sill ai, 3. .'- -- F, 1.53.1 ' EPPI Look at the birdie now. --va I .gm . .-g, . 1 ivtl lun III., vv var 40 Shirley al 5 4.3 Glee Club View from Ann Preston Hall I i 1 ' Y 1 LJ L A5 Judy, Becky, Barb after capping Our big sisters CAPPING Capping is one of the most memo- rable experiences in the life of a student nurse. For up until this time our lives have been a big flurry of classes and studying. Finally our efforts are re- warded when we receive the cap of our school. Each one of us makes a promise within that we will wear our cap with dignity and grace so that we may be worthy of it. Capping is one milestone in a series of many that will mark the passage of our lives. 'api' - ..,4 1 . ' Our little sisters , 1. Q'-!'.?1ejH , w. L A a . 'W---I . f X Into the basket it goes - 1, sd 'VF A quality of all good nursesfThe Ability to Listen. N e 'e' -1-1.....,s,-! 44. FRESHME e '4 , Are-n't they sweet? , 7 and ' 5' '-fbi .' 5 i id IOR L-I Ai, U .l r .31 N w e gs'l.'y'. gmlf, yi! 19 'wwf - Q P+ 4 J l. . 'vii Y' 3 it - f -if if 4, SMQNQ J .., ,l,. N ' 3, ' S S , as gi ' ' ,XXX Giba and Calhaun Hit that ball, Esther TAN GEN TS TAIL STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE HOUSEMOTHERS Dr. Boyd Qseatedj Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Devlin Mrs. Hoover Qseatedj I-In I ff you're going to get fat Q- x ' NWN! xo when we were probxes 35' 31 1 f ' ,RQ I 's CLASS WILL We the class of 1960 being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: Barbara Nice wills her petiteness to Oy Hom Joyce Anttila wills her bubbling personality to Pat Rhoads Sandy Beinhauer leaves her old flames to Carole Reh June Coburn wills her Irish charm to Helen Coyle Lynne Lunt leaves her Yellow Bomb to Elaine Moser Becky Hollenback wills her outstanding athletic ability to Bebe Exley Darlene Meily leaves her blues for her far soldier boy to Merle Rice and Llona Rubert Mary Kerper wills her short pixie haircut to Erma Jean Gish Judy Plotts leaves her orthopedic problems to Kay Kolbe Helen Ervine wills her way to handle that green stuff to Millie Wallen Char Norrett wills her baritone laugh to Esther Wolfe Shirley Logan wills her polite ways to Sherrill Groff and Barbara Rice Joyce Paes wills her never ending jokes to the whole Junior class Helene Pyrih leaves her natural glamour to Toni Kuhn Imogene Hanson wills her neatness and good posture to Diane Stewart Dottie Swank wills her leadership ability and versatility to Gale Imler Julie Bestwick wills her domestic talents to Irene Pelehach and Chris Feraldo Bonnie Rowan wills her mischief-making to Nancy Delaney Barbara Snyder wills her lost pounds and inches to Porgie Cox Pat Offshack wills her hopeless chest to Lyn Brocious Jean Welsh wills her love for classical music to Sondra Jones Carole Spath leaves her envious wardrobe to Pat Mosser and Louise Yorty To the Junior Class we leave our bake sales, Christmas cards, lifetime mem- bership to our Stinker Club, water bottles, dimes to last all year for Pepsis, nerves of steel for head nurse duties, third floor radiators that never work, worn out blues, our Nursing Review books for State Boards, and last but not least the pride in our black senior bands. To the Freshman Class we will the many unforgettable hours at W.M.C.H. To Miss Swick we leave our gratitude for being true and loyal To Miss Wallack we leave peace and happiness as we travel back to the Indians To our class advisor, Miss Nicholson, we leave our thanks for always being there. MEMORIES Do You Remember Wlmen: Becky's pet mouse was assassinated by someone swinging a flyswatter Spathie wasn't combing her hair Kerper tried to become a blond and ended up looking like a patchwork quilt. Ervine wasn't collecting money or selling something An evening passed that Shirley didn't receive a phone call Paes uttered those memorable words- unless I get my eight hours sleep I get very nasty Darlene didn't feel her nerve Plottsy wore her brace all day Beanie wasn't dating a Mundy julie didn't go to bed by eight-o-clock Anttila was on time for a date Dottie didn't mail a letter to Bucknell Pat wasn't having man trouble her first two and a half years of training Barb S. waited all night for Rock Hudson june didn't have a picture of a cat on her door Lynne went for her own Pepsi Gene found her screen on her bed one morning Char wasn't happy or laughing Helen P. talked in English over the phone jean W. wasn't singing Beni didn't have some mischief in mind Barb N. balanced our budget? CLASS PROPHECY It is a warm day in the year 1970. The place: the main room of the Sheraton Hotel. The class of 1960 of the WMCH is holding its first class reunion. Ten years have passed since we waved farewell to our friends and Alma Mater. Quiet, please! Our president SHIRLEY LOGAN is beginning to speak. Shirley is now a clinical instructor and is very devoted to her work. We have just been informed that MARY KERPER will not be with us tonight because her duties of be- ing a Major General in the Air Force have taken her out of the country. BENEDICTA ROWAN has quietly entered the room and taken her seat. Her reason for being late is that she overslept. It has been said that Beni has the finest collection of diamonds in Philadelphia. She's collected twelve so far but still insists that she hates men. Sitting here studying the plant layout of the new Western Electric Company is JUDITH PLOTTS. Judy enjoys her work as Industrial Nurse very much. There is such an alarming sparkle from across the table that I can hardly see. CHARBIL NORRETT is looking as sultry as ever, decked out in a blue sequin dress. She finally has convinced us of her love of blue, for now she even totes a blue tinted hair style. Seated to my right is DOROTHY SWANK, still making good the name of Woman's Medical College by being President of the American Nurses Association. LYNNE LUNT has just arisen to speak and she's had a difficult time doing so. From her stance we're sure she realizes that one of the qualifications for nursing in Arizona is the ability to ride a horse for hours at a time. Our special guest is JEAN WELSH. She is now going to sing one of her favorite selections. Jean is a busy girl since she works in Pediatrics during the day and sings for the Metropolitan Opera Company in the evening. JOYCE PAES is complimenting Jean on her wonderful singing. Joyce is Director of Nurses in the Harris- burg State Hospital and is still as interested in psychiatry as ever. It seems that CAROLE SPATH is not enjoying herself too well tonight. She's worried about her white Cadillac convertible which she left parked in front of the hotel. Carole has recently acquired her lifetime ambition-her seventh Cadillac, one for every day of the week. IMOGENE HANSON and JULIANNE BESTWICK are giggling while discussing their maternity problems. Just for clarification these problems are not personal. They are problems of WMCH's second floor where Gene is clinical instructor and Julie is head nurse. Also still at WMCH is BARBARA NICE. She's Dr. Bassett's surgical nurse. Needless to say Barbara enjoys her work. What is the commotion in the hall? Oh-h! BECKY HOLLENBACH has just arrived, casts, crutches and all. Becky is doing territorial nursing in Maine and it seems that she had a disagreement with her skis last week. Our next quest speaker has just begun to tell us of her many travels. BARBARA SNYDER, who is Editor-in-Chief of the American Journal of Nursing, has been all over the world. However her favorite topic of conversation is still the beauty of Bethlehem, Pa. Whoever said that baseball and football teams don't need nurses? Whether JUNE COBURN has used her nursing experience for the team remains to be seen. But June hasn't missed one Collegeville game since she was in high school. DARLENE MEILY has dazzled everyone tonight. Since she accepted her job of modeling uniforms, she has acquired the status of being one of the world's five most fashionable women. No one has forgotten the shrill voice that we now hear. Of course, JOYCE ANTTILA. Joyce is now doing research on the possibilty of a thirty-five hour week for nurses. Good luck. I notice that HELEN PYRIH is discussing her six daughters with some of the others. If there are more people like Helen the nursing shortage should soon diminish. Across the table from me is SANDY BEINHAUER. Sandy is now a visiting nurse in Harrisburg. She still has her long golden tresses and does not have to worry about them being on her collar now. Last but not least is HELEN ERVINE, still our most faithful and devoted class member. Helen has received many honors in addition to her MRS degree. And now I'll close what seems to be just another page of my never ending minutes. Secretary of the Class of 1960 PATRICIA OFFSHACK IN RETROSPECT As it seems in most organizations, the brunt of the burden is laden on a faithful few. So it is with the year- book staff of the Class of 1960. The few members of the class who worked so dili- gently after graduation continued a hard struggle which entailed endless hours of work. Not only were long hours spent but pleasurable moments were given up by those faithful few. Their loyalty and enduring determination to produce this yearbook have sincerely come from their hearts. As each member of the Class of 1960 unfolds the pages of this book, which is a looking glass of memo- rable occasions at Woman's Medical, we hope that they will be able to say that they fully and sincerely gave whole-heartedly of time and effort and knowledge to the worthy production of a 1960 Cap and Candle. GOLD STAR PATRONS Dr. Jane Marshall Leibfried Emma Nicholson, R.N. F. H. Murray, M.D. SILVER STAR PATRONS Dr. Grace Nachod Dr. Joseph A. Splendido Dr. Overleese Evelyn Nice Lucy Blankenhorn Mary D. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. G. B. Welsh Otto Spath Joseph Offshack William Anttila PATRON ADS A Friend Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kindf AIber+a Lundy Mr. and Mrs. Alberl' Duggan Alice Sfolesbury Mr. and Mrs Charles Wolfe Ann Louise Cai-ione Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Wolfe Ann Marie Dougheriy Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bruning Chrig+ine A, Har+z Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Muir C, S, Troffgrd Mr. and Mrs. John Meder David M0r+0n Mr. and Mrs John Peflcov Dr. Evelyn E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Beinhauer Dr, Maria W, Kirber Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sfauffer Dr. Maurice C, Clicggrd Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Smalley Dr. and Mrs. Allen E. Hamburg MF- and Mrs. Roy COWGH Dr, ROL-,er-r G, Blaker Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mundy D,-. Rui-h E, Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers Earl W, Bechfel Mr. Harold Slein G, W, Nagle Mr. Harry Huffinglon Harry C. Israel Joanne Welsh Karl L. Wolf Keys'I'one Candy Co. Leone A. Derringe, R.N. Marian W. Copenhaven, Mary T. Eichman, M.T. Miss Ann Snoich, R.N. Miss Cadwallader Miss Feess Miss Mildred Bruning Miss Schwarer R.N. Mr. Raymond Roof Mrs. Jackson Mrs Lindley Mrs Mefzger Mrs. S+rausser Pauline Grove Pauline Johnson Reverend and Mrs. Allen Hanson Rose La Rocca V. B. Ro'rh Warren Lewis ee a-saoo 0 Res. vi 3-0536 Midvale Florists FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IFormerIy Wilh Pennoclc Co.I We Deliver 3700 MIDVALE AVENUE Philadelphia 29, Pa. TR 8-3855 Drummond Floor Cleaning Co. 24-Hour Service STORES - FACTORIES - HOMES WALLS-WOOD WORK-WINDOWS BEDS AND SPRINGS Hardwood Floors, S+eeI Wool Padded and Waxed AII Floors Done by Machine COMMERCIAL CLEANING CONTRACT Slores-Facfories-Resfauran'rs PAINTING 552I Hun+er S+ree'r LANDSCAPING Philadelphia 39, Pa. BR 5-8355 CH 7-6440 EWING WHOLESALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. Sl-lerwood 8-4085 Repairs and Special Order Work HOGG-ARD'S JEWELERS DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, APPLIANCES RIDGE PIKE EAGLEVILLE, PA. DENNIE W. HOGGARD, JR. 8 SOuI'I'l 60l'l1 Slreef JESSIE L. HOGGARD Philadelphia 39, Pa. W. A. CLARK, Prop. Dinner: 4 l'O 9 SMITH'S APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE I84 S. Firs'I' Sfreel' LEHIGHTON, PA. 52 Sunday: 2 - 9 The Carolyn Tea Room We CaI'er 'I'o Parlies in PrivaI'e Dining Room IHo'r Rolls Dailyl 4 5302-04 GIRARD AVENUE-PHILADELPHIA 3I. PA. Business: GR 3-9909 Residence: GR 3-7270 Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 1960 NURSES ALUMNAE C 4. ' ' 931 ak. lm---4--fm f 1 -' P 4. f . 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