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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

44 v N AP gc' ef? 'N 3 A so S X X X N 00 wx D 17001 on N995 3300 HENRY AVENUE - PHILADELPHIA - PENNSYLVANIA N C9 at ff- f- CDREWORD Growth is the only evidence ot lite It is almost time for us to leave behind old friends, classmates, and memories of our past three years in Woman's Med and embark upon the ship of life: each one in her own direction. We shall never again be as- sembled together as a class, a working unit, each member dependent on another, lt is with this thought in mind that we now present the l967 Cap and Candle, a written and pictorial history of fond ex- periences and memorable occasions. To us it will be the only material tie to the past: a past of learning, loving, and growing, It represents three years out ot each one ot our lives, years which we will not readily forget. l-lere now is our contribu- tion to the past and our stepping stone to the future. AEI 9 ef- XHQ, FCCUS THE WNW j Q MtU1EAI-Shql trl 'ZS 'K O XN N GRO HosPlTAL PG. 14 ADMINISTRATION PG. 6 gx' 1'- ' ar 1 CLASSES PG. 24 5-'-'-few'-fa 51 Q Jain? meggf if-Y gg Q -' - 'KJ' - x lv -R :- 1 , F V x, X ,'!'5f v . 4 f y iblbh-'ilu 4 :wigs ,' Qt- .2 1 Cl! f ff -S . ' N 1 Jaw' S Y l A X CANDIDS PG. 36 SENIORS PG. 42 1' 5 Qs I ,- xx-g 1' ' fd I I X :h,T ' I s ' N Q ' I , --.-4 X :M I : X ' l I lk, :Ml l l,, EDICATION Dear Mom and Dad, lt is true we don't get to see much of one another anymore, in fact some of us may have only been home a few times in the past year or so. We think of you often though, and each time we do or say something a little of you comes out, All of your preaching and teaching has come to the fore in the formation of each individual personality. We no longer see you after school each day and the faces we see across the dinner table are those of classmates. Instructors and teachers have taken over the guidance of our education. We have become keepers of our own keys and comforters of each other. You must have been feeling much of this in the past three years as you watched us from afar. Our disappointment and pain have been shared by you. Our struggles and small trials you have suffered as much if not more than we, and now that our day of triumph is here we ask that you share the joy of the morning with us. We dedicate to you this part of our lives that you have not known, in gratitude and love for the gift of life that you have given us. Love, Your daughter Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning . Psalm 30:5 AEI 0 . In Memoriam Miss Mildred A. Swick Director of Nursing Eternol Fother, strong to sove Whose orm doth bind the restless Who bids the mighty oceon deep Its own oppointed limits keep Oh heor us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the seo WOVG l fff F ' fl' zvfflfv- 5 W 5 ' gh J' . .ng , k ig . QQ, '-. fi. 1 ' -sl, . ' A 3 8,1 7 F' 7 A' I? :L . 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L .. f 3 f Qj fQ I . ,I is 4,h'wA4 f v 1 .V :jg ,,, ,W !f.6z.....-....A......m... Q E A A. ' ' '?,17l f A 'WM' 'MWA'-3 I If 1- 4 . ww. l Q 1 'ww Dr. H. William Harris, Chairman of the Department of Medicine Dr, Doris Howell, Chairman of the Department of Pediatrics ,.j -1. x 1. I K i t , yi.. jf? K. iw: an 1' .i , .fri if K . I 3 . ' NNW, Dr. Donald Cooper fcenteri, Chairman of the Depart- ment of Surgery W ? .D f i Dr. Mary DeWitt Pettit, Chairman of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics 9 Q UfSIk?y Ky fnzhzkffafzbn 1kQ lmn... 7 'HKD' f '? -ff. fu X it M 'E ,,.....,,,u XX 1 A Mrs. D. Weckerly -- Assistont Director of Nursing Service Mrs. Metzger - Day Supervisor ond Mrs McGough - Evening Supervisor Mrs. Rush - Night Supervisor Mrs. Zeigler ond Miss Lyons - Relief Supervisors .4 T-gm tm in ' gtg s - i- ,A 1 ' 'ae , K P ,, I is ,fx 'V 124 X ' I' sv f Q7 'Q 0 on 1' E 5 . , 1 ' sf x -. ' 4 Lfi2 f Mrs. Margaret Aiken - Asst. Director of Nursing Education I I Miss Ellen Michelmore - Instructor Miss Ellen Michelmore, Mrs. Edna O. Metzger, Mrs, Doris Mrs. Drucilla Gleaves - Medical-Surgical Co-ordinator Weckerly and Mrs. Margaret Aiken 1 it I ggi ! nfl rN.X.'l X. -X' kt , ,Hx fv- ,. ,, F E12 V 5 S P 'Cv he wffv J' s I ..v 4 .Ax A Mrs, D. Brooten - Fifth Floor Miss M, C, Smith - Fgurfh Floor Miss D, Schmidt - Assistant instructor Miss J. Wentz - Assistant Instructor Mrs. K. Kishi - Third Floor Mrs. D. Weston ga 'fm 2 1 , l g 1 3,1 Diet Therapy Instructor ff 2 , 'T . I- 5 wr ,N 15, fy, 4, I f iss? 0 as em offers S- M. oc so s. E, Hoffman and M J Gbs Zff xi . 4 Q J 4 X X, N--Q ' X, . A X f J Y xy A ' r - , f It 3 X as --ANR 5 .5 Xu-.Xj I -Zig Y-.il X ,Q , 1 X. ,- . -M my i 'i 'QA X MQ JL: 1 4 S A 3 A Xqy,Lx M N A 1, xxx XR 'lA'-ga ' R' si, x .39 L .LX- K .1 ,j-X ek .gal .X A, x, ,N fl X, . QQ ' W 4' Z' V ,f , NX , 5 k-.. ' . Xf sk f AK 5 X xx 5 QA X- in 2 Q. , X Nix: fixxxx hx- Q' - 'KV X? V 5 Lx-?'fx L N 1 . gif-.3 ' f ,4 .5 -. x ' 3 in X . 7 Q , -V . ' if Q X XX ' , -'N 1 -If NX. ,,k 1 K 'x A ff' U V- .-'x...JJJ, .' . 'V 1 :A',f?,.-- l ' il- 1-:lv sbxj 1 K I ' 1 ,..-Nw .Qu 1' X X M'-Lv-V i F X Q, jb,..., If vf- X .Q H X K 'x' xi, y , 3' ' 'Q x 13 Y ' . -' FX pe if V X V X sv A 5' ' . ' , ' X , X,N,, - I M I f, 5 P I NX ' i 2 x ' .g.L' I X I is Q s L Q Mx' y , 'VF ' E, Q f xx me ' A, X X X l ' - , . xx S ' x l lg' li Y, 4 x . y . , 5 Q- Q?7QQf'4:..Nj 39 . A f ml 'PL ' 1 W I . ' X, ' ff-,N U ' I 5 -J M ' I Q , -Q 1 ' N e N . 5' ' V . A ,R I Ok U R A 7,3-st' ,I I r lg fr V, ' i J 4 7 Eff ic I J- -, ,x If I , J 9' 5' R 311. , W '.lu f , , , ,xx xx rr .., I-LQAXV 5 ,N , X. l - rd O rx: 'of V 1 I Mrs. Stotesbury ond Miss M. Howard, Third Floor 001' Qsfdf Miss D. Bossert, Miss S. Moss, A. Monisto, D. Howard, F0Uffh Floor I I -I+- X K Front Row: Miss J. Peoples, A. Inmon, Miss K. Neiman, Stand- ing: Mrs. R. Steith, Miss I. Dudrick, Mrs. K. I a s .. ,e JE Dr. B. Cooper, Dr, Souser, Dr. Koveh, Dr. Botvin .9-nfefns me --f' f Fourth Floor Hall: Dr. K. Michelis, Miss Moss, Dr. Steremberg, if Miss McGettigon l Iv' A . A L r -gh f s VW! .MQ If S N N X i 1 f f1 'Ni.r! . af- 5 f M ,1.Q,4 eg ' in ' g Q , e fi Mrs. S. Seekford - Obstetrics Instructor 4. QQ' ,- j .f he , . 1 . Q 53241 --'gf-4..., 5, 1 Af if IQ , Rf Mrs, F. Wylie-Heod Nurse Nursery -- G. McCleory, A. Browski, Mrs. B Balfour, Mrs. Lawton l N v N A ..-in., 15 '- Hi? x Y, M. . X ' '- ' ' In, 3'-L 95 Pi!' Oops!!! Caught ogoin! Where did you Ieorn to spell thot! .7 f Y f P r f f 3 1 f J 7 i lk. I i r il tg? r I 1 r 'Q .4 X4 J E ff x . r 'l lk A f mol K Miss L. Derrlngel left and Mrs. ll Qllorlsonl Clinical EPPl's welcome to new students-the pre-affiliation Instructors fea- W And if the patient wakes up, just hit him on the head with this. if ' TW m..A i f s ? I wonder if it matters how we arrange these? 52 i J rw h , , w Al 33 sf .,Y, W .Ah X T be K Dr. Morion Boyd, Mrs. Lucas ond one patient. STUDENT HEALTH You soy you've hod this fever for five days? 2 Q 1 OPD Close your eyes, grit your teeth cmd smile! FE. e '37 lv, ' ' -..f' MZ- 3 ,ISU R 3 21 6132 el V 1+ .., i ' ,., 'I . ' N 0 , x Fav-Y A YK ' X J . 1 ' X 5 1-0 , X N x ,, ' A jf 7 O A x ' ' 11 gi xg. 1211 Y 6 'ii Lai? 1 4, if 'I X ' ' 3 ik aan . A ,.-lg ,ju ' J.. 'lv-QKA -'I' LAB X-RAY PHARMACY Mr. M. Jacques and Mr. H. Goldman , .4-wfw,.1 . ' are ,ff .1 , 'fm I f R nluluuunsllr lllll?l! 1 A ' A nv -3 ' ' fm , v 9 ' f, Y uk,,,,. -wwf - 'i l A 4, ill-- .f-5v 1, ,, -na w., .. f M :wwieff , - . .gzh A f. ,- gf A j..f XS' 4 ff N'?3, - -aff' Y , u i New Nf- 4'-' ' .-Q., , 4 p Q Q , . ,ML '1 33 Mr. E. Mathis PHYSIO CSR INHALATICN THERAPY SECRETARIES N .-1 gash '0- 'Q M J. Smith f' LASSES :ri ,, Q n wr f' : ,c1 W M F9 Q 1 '?+'Qw QA ff af Q 5 w 1 , xi M R lj-' l x fv 5 ,Zim .51 5 4- X xr' f -I '1:i,' x S wiv .1g,x Egg: gf .! x ! ' Q rf , KK ,pix 1 u v, n , - f 1 x ,'x .1-. ,.-. + 9:2- 1 2 1. i E N-YJ ' 4' Q' 1 res men- ... -S PHYSICIAN - - - - 1969 U' Q 5 .uf K N Sr P A E ' A WN Fm-fi plmt i , lf ' A A A Y A 'K x 5' ' , 1 fl A ' , , C, fx , . Y ' J '. 15? E is LS , A Q A1 If ' f t 5 S A 5 A K: . ,, W 1, ,V J, X X , ,5 fe ' N i I it 4 4, X. 1 H X '- K K+ ,. l fa . . it I , ' H. 1 : -.E nh ' X 3 K . 1 gf l K QR' l , . . 3- First Row-J. Cunfer, S. Corl, N. Detweiler, G. Laskin, J. Roudabush, Miss Mitchelmore, Mrs. Aiken, Class Advisors, S. Whittaker, J. Stevens, V. Rayesky, N. Lang, A. Beakschi. Second Row-B. Atkinson, B. Unger, M. Hess, B. Hughes, S. Morrison, J. Lengle, N. David, J. Berger, L. Borden, J. Williams, K. Cibort, L. Slow, S. Mayberry, N. Williamson, M. Shaw. Third Row-M. Hunt, J. Albright, S. Kauffman, J. Elwanger, B. Lorsung, K. Beck, J. Featherer, R. Creeden, J. DuBois, D. Palladino, M. Moore, M. Rudman, C. Taylor, D. Cassidy. ' Class Motto: We have crossed the bay but the ocean lies ahead. Colors: Dark Green and White Song: The Impossible Dream Flower: Daisy Gail Laskin, SNAP Rep., Millie Show, Vice President, Nancy Detweiler, Secretary, Vivian 26 Royesky, Treasurer, Sue Ellen Kauffman, President Something edible at lastl V9 Looks like l'II be cleaning my room soon! Sure, we have a final tomorrow, why? ri Dear Santa, Just a passing grade in anat- omy . A . don't know where l'II sleep-I sure could use more closet space! uw 535242 ' ' 4, l 3 gi l l ,. 1 l Rx K. K' ! af un' NVQ . ' nc: . - L ' V' , ...4..o't 1 Kvqpozdt' 42454. Q-Z3 Q .:s,.' ll Q . 0 ' . r .gps . , 1 7 3. .H u ,QA ., U li, Lok- . UB. C - C C' '- . ' U--A A9 -i vu ' 1- L -'P .qt - K - g . ., f , . . 3.51 . ,Q 2 ,o',, Somebody bring the cold water' 611216145 - - .. - - - 1965 Q Qi'-lzi iz gr A ' , A . tteft1iw.fiftJ ' , J - -me ff ff 'X f fi I ' A J iq fi t Q1 1K X iq .iq T' Ml is Lx? ,Aj ,, y 4 I., K, . '1 , , i J C ' JJ, ' F5 J it - H pq f 1 Q N H Ya .4 Q .i I ' J ,Q 3 A ' ' ' , . EK si 1 Y First Row-M. Smith, J. Wooten, S. Medlicott, L. Bishop, D, Howard, Mrs. Gleaves, Advisor, J. Swatsky, C. Novella B, Smith, R. Ottone. Second Row-C. Buerkle, C. Keener D Marston, H, Koeger, J. Hodkinson, T. Peelish, C Curtis, J. Raine, K. Lutes, C. Dunn, S. Jones, G. McCIeary Sharon Herhal, President, Judy Eshleman, Secretary, Janet Swatsky, Vice President, Jackie Hodkinson, Treasurer, not present, i sh . funk ig S. Edmonds, S. Herhal, J. Aiken, G. Sedor. Third Row-C, Downs, K. Moore, J. Ash, S. Shaetzle, J. Shellar, J. Wo- land, G. Hoffman, S. Permenter, J. Hume, A. Damore, B. Harrison, J. Eshleman. Now about those three Demerol we can't seem find... to L Y I 4 i uf ,. L ,rf-:a -f V U. Gln ,4 g q ygf ,ff-05 Q A ,,, 4 ,- ,lf 3 .w Lf'-ft ' f i-. ,ff wt A ,, . 21- 'g,L,'. H '-1 ,, ' '. env 5-f f. , ' Q C . V A ,Vg , 5, N .i -uve y,, . A , -i, ' -' Eigvff' 1 --er ' ' i 'ff-H21-' if? .. , ,f,,, .-,W , '- ' ' . -i --fs , ' 2.-...f 1' L- 'i 5 i V , e- , , 3, 5-fl N 1 -.ni W V 5 .h , . H lr-L Class Motto: You give but little when you it give of your possessions, it is when you give 3 ,l mfflkx ll ,X Q of yourself that you truly give. Colors: Dark Blue and Baby Blue Song: One Little Candle Flower: Daisy el :X Why hurry? l'm only twenty minutes late! .eb i ' x X g., , :fx -1 .a .N of f wg! ggi, , lilo - ,-Q.A ,J .f LT g .I . -'faff' A .'l.,. . V, ., 1 4., V1 i t, ur , T . 1 . 1 Y. -. V ,lag If they ever find out what we're reading we're throughlll yi 5 1 E. sl We're a one toothpaste family again! You say we need a hundred more?l s ijl, X Don't you have anything else l could wear? At this rate we'lI never get to work, Well at least we have shirts on 29 1 7 X 30 7 -...ix r .4 w Ns. A. ,Z xx . X 1 X. , E -RN x,X N I x , ff' I 5. X x K ,I nh-4-V gv, , Nfl 1 2.2-r x N, XX X . wx, xx X X, N X X X PK x Yin X X , 32 it P N ' 'Y .4 -I-1 5' ' ' A X Front Row: K. Lures, K. Herr, P. Zonzoth, M, Madden E. Abbe. Second Row: K. Johnson, A, Dirosoto, C. Novel Io, S. E. Kouffmon. Last Row: S. Medlicott, J. Swotsky S. Herbol, M. Show. Seated: P. Zonzoth, Secretory, S. Medlicott, First Vice President, K. Lures, Second Vice President. Standing: E. Abbe, President, K. Herr, Treasurer. . Xa' kg, i. +E- X rf 51 t 15. tg: ,YQ in-.L xv., Y! 2? I5 'Pfvk 3 in 5 EL' tx 'PF'-4 iathy Johnson and Betty Huber, Pho- Andrea Inman and Pot Curran, Literary Shirly Yonner, Co-Editor, Carol Anderson, togrophy Business Staff C Q M NP E Qi BH .fin rl to as CAP AND CANDLE Vi' A m Irene Coward, Editor 33 A 'AVAA X 'Q I g Af' hi F A X 1 First Row: J. Cunfer, A. Inman, Row: E. Sweigarr, E. Abbe, H Row: J. Kerslake, J. DuBois, E. .1 , R QE, J! K. Johnson, I. Coward, K. Brace. Second . Bogie, J. Wooten, D. Shepherd. Third Huber, S. Yonner, J. Featherer, H. Koeger, B Hughes' M Hess' S' Morrison' Left to Right: Kathy Johnson, Janice NEWMAN CLUB Front Row: M. Duszak, K Herr, M. Madden, A. Lehr, C. Novella. Second Row: D. Cassidy, P. Curran, P, Zanzoth, D. Palladino, A. Beakschi, K. Ciborf, S. Spirifo. Cunfer, Mr. Yrigoyen, guest speaker W-21: fs ffx - M, Al X 34 ... WQMNM , --.4 f'--- Q 'Q1jf.H. 3sm mam gp,.5,.w .,,. , 1 M was ,o me 1 SPCDRTS CLUB CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: A. l-SJW , S- M9dliCOfT, G4 I-OSLUVW, K. LUTSS, Front: L. Borden, J. Shellor Standing: R, Creeden, S C. Novello, Cibort, DuBois, Kersloke, AAOOVE Vvhifigker Center: Inrngnf Cgpfglnl Ngf ghqwni G K. Johnson, E. Abbe. Hoffman, J. Kersloke. BASKETBALL TEAM Sitting: K. Herr, Captain, J. Hume, co-coptoin. Kneeling: M. Hess, M. Duszok, K. Brace, B, Hughes, S. Schoefzle, K. Johnson. Standing: L. Pogotto, Advisor, N. Dovid, S. Herhol, P, Zonzoth, J. Albright, D. Poliodino, J. Wolond, J. Wooten. . 1 L 1 r J Nl- r X X ' 'S' L A' f 7143 - g . we -...'?22,sz.4 -Ixe W. J A .. .and after my week in the infirrnar 5 A-P Flowers, candy, and 'T y, ,, Waiting for Sal. Z! - f fs, ' ' !f-' echoes of fourth floor. What noise? Cancfyaf The Night Life. We learned so much in the Gyn room! :I-uni' W, A ,, mann, 11 5 L' M ... .rin ,...,---- t M r' 3 Y .' 3, ,, ., ,Y . , ivy.. ., :Riff Wifg' few 51- 115 1 fe, A ings , x 1 Q W 2,,,f 'tw fx ,Q i'.rQf1Y,j4f, ' 1, .Q g-,inf ' ' iv. 6 ' .vw 5, A w Az.: . ,K X 3 1 . A A And now for my better half.. Where the red lights no longer glow... So the wolls oren't Counts! wg- '4- K I Z5- ffit. 1 5 l iff' :gym Sometimes even No-Doz tolls Channel I7-For Adults Only' pointed its the otmosphere thot f x .,,.,Q,L. ,,...., ----IJ--1- v,,1g., ' iffgiw Q fd! 1 f if -1 I l f Y 12- 2 wx 4 1: X Floor census--fifty, Medicare census-forty nine. Need That makes four hoagies, two steaks and... I say mare? Lamps shining brightly, . . X, S Just say to yourself: You have made this move and I will make this move defeat you I if You want me to go in that cold water?! P WH? I Q vw' ll 4 I W ,,,,,,,,,A.'1 , Xxx Iii 'K I 1 A 1- 4, of, v 1 Now as soon as I figure out which button to push... 1 .Q .4 N fi-W ,N is-nn I .xg 1 i 4 , 1' X ' , 1' I 4 I W ! s-y 4 '? I li I X -., 1' ,fo Qo v - - ,4- ..-Qw f Maybe we could hire their cook for the diet kitchen? But my diet doesn't start until tomorrow! 39 e 1 w .vs- -5 J' ri f-. ,Lf jf' if it Who needs curtains? ,gagw 5 in ,N ski' How many times have I told you, no jewelry with your uniforms? ,,,.-4 - words! One picture is worth a thousand You should have seen the one that got away! , f 1 .V 3' Z. ' 3 - if ' no 1, Q' Q? N I' QP,9 as MV.. V, ,ni Q 4i'4,P A 0 , .A 0,2 Two parts orange juice to one part vodka should do it. T, -E M - lt if -fr l a ' 1 tt, 4 R, f Av ,. , xx V A -s ffw Hx I ' i X ll V23-L iy. V , mn- I ig! l know he's usually early but three hours is ridiculous! ...Or you can count the beats in five seconds and multiply by twelve. sfeafvgw-r.',,' 131.5 ' I 1-if--M!l'.t,r? Jqfay ef. 5?2f'Q'i?v:f' 30' 'f,l'gQ.9-Q'4Q!'l:-Q .gl-l', 'fl ' 3 gb-Q'f'?f'5 Qs' ,',gv ,Jiffy-O .gg,s,g-4'Qf'f- Q clnfl'-f vit 4954 li 1 '- , li ' !'!'i9'55 !f g-mbsf 3-is 1 .Q.4.tQ.g5i4', A3528-8l'i-if ' 'Q m - Qvf?-'Q' .P -hiya-U 1 'Q xwft ls A-:Q QV A ff 1 r f -'f . 'Q R 0 4,1 5 fE??..3'25.E:.fiFr- tx First the heat, now the lights! Now do we look like we'd put corn flakes in your bed? The WMCH chorus line. How to pass room check without really trying? ft SENIORS 09039 3 .1 A 1 X ni xg' ' f' , A :E f . I f .4 4 fl., 4 ' s - . f 55, K , 1, ' :s e , - za-5' My . 1 .4 .uv- Q , , . P ,. . 'f'5vif-2 .' 4 2' ra ,S ,, A 445, .yr X X 4 I 4 Tix M---M . , I gy Q, E, A T Q -,wg X f we XKN ' A..,,, :A gg, - -vw H H H If ll ill i, , si i l i' lu 9. El w, -.-. ' I- ml- .ll 'l'l ,A if 1' ff r' 1 v .pr ll i Y lr. o 74 yi WW' Q0 Q' O F Q 6' Y' O z , s -H ff pp, 2 z 1 0 25 z - ' 3 9- dsx .sf S. of Chosen unanimously by the Class of I967, Mrs. Margaret Aiken has been our class advisor during our stay at WMCH. Aftectionately known as Peg , Mrs. Aiken has guided and encouraged, us through the complex labyrinth ot nursing school with a record of very few casualties. To her we owe much, but we have little to give in return A mere thank you is not enough, but perhaps it will suttice it it is entwined with the promise to be the good nurses she has taught us to be. Gratefully, The Seniors Ckss fy 013014 44 The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but we have prom- ises to keep, and miles to go before we sleep. -Frost Flower-Lilies of the Valley Song-No Man ls An Island Colors-Baby Blue and White ni wmv' 'A S -,J rf . vw 1 B Q 2, if. ' an ' w-J In f ' tl J Kathy Johnson, President Annamorie DiRosato, Vice Presnderwf Joanne Kersla ke, Sec refa ry ,ua ,A f.1- Ax -an cg' -1 -1-l T J! A 'Uh GQJJ C9143 X , l Andrea Inman, Treasurer . W: .nhl wr M r 'Hugh i CZQQQ junyyfen 7669 llAbbell Newtown, Po. Those two elements, friendship ond intelli- gence, ore whot mokes mon's tree grow. -Fcictotum Q' 1967 'v Gafof Cikzh e 712 Ufenson Carol Norristown, Po. To preserve the silence within-omid oll the noise. 46 -Dog Hommorskjold ,r - A 1 M ' ro-' 4 '- 'v , ., , .. A. H ' 4 el r, Q X 7 E 4 ,B I ,S-.., ' . - f-ziiif' T , , ', . ' igf' ', 1 N I ...I-r.. P O r v ' D :rf X if - r' Wye It 1 x -v 4--I fifty A hlfffn A gr! 1 JL ' 7-I ' A if 1 Y, I xr. 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'-GA, mf, iz iii 'fa 4: nz- ' . sf R, lee ay. 44175 . .. . .J 'P J 'f f 1 5 s ,,, F 1 E H590 550111.39 -er--' e 'wand' Hartford Connectncut To be free to be oble 'fo stond up ond Ieove everythlng behind wuthout looknng bock Dog Hommorskjold WCMAN S MEDICAL COLLEGE Cgcfoofgf YUFSIUY Lren L7ea12 Brace Koren Meshoppen P To love to reod us to exchonge hours of enuae for hours of delught Montesque X Hi 49 X ' I 2 y IIH III -.W 1 1 . . . . ,, ,I Q -. 5 if 3 .! 9 W II Il 1 O' , QQ- II - - . ll . 3 bag, CQZQQJQ or Q3Um,21z,-A Ellie Clarks Summit, Po. Her voice is ever soft, gentle, excellent thing in o woman. Q 1967 -Q y7farya1'ef efesa Carr Ilpeggyll Philodelphici, Po. Life is just one 'dorn' thing ofter onotherf' -O'MolIey 50 A s ond low, on Shcikespeore . New A ' S -if 1 1 f . , -4. Q u ' X- P- u ., 4. QL' X 1 .. 'ig- mi. x M: Cx 1 ,. ' Q? -.1g?a4 f , yY5. fr ,- ',H':.,,,5 .2' '? 'f',v' - Li, .ag . 36,2 ,Q W 1,1 'Exim A . V? Q- 15 .4 .1 S 1,f,.f. . ,M , if 1- ,-m K .4 -- A A . - -. lag:-.u. n 1 , Alien.-pw? 1Ql!ln. wgwwwvf PXVN V. 7, 5 if 4. Y ? Q-. 1 'lR!IHY'.f?iv 1 Zhllzdfmmawf. 2i553E5? .v ' 1 his-4uss,,, , ., ,Q u , s , A grene gfzageff ocvarof III renell Wilmington, Delowore Never, 'for the sake of peoce ond quiet,' deny your own experiences ond convictions. -Dog l-lommorskjold 5 yjafrzbzd ee Curran llpotll New Costle, Delowo re lt is never any good dwelling on goodbyes. It is not the being together thot it prolongs, it is the porting. -Bibesco 53 7 i nnamarze 039 Osafo llAngiell Schwenksville, Pa. 'Why should I spare words? They cost noth i ng . -Seneca 54 5013 yefd QDGIQ 06 Lois Philadelphia, P 'Woman is the last thing that will be civilized by man. Meridith . T , 1-- ' .J . .x'v,' rn f .'.- J? uf - .n -z , v WL. 1 I .. jiri . 1 'f x:.::f'1, Z.: ' r-Z 1 -, . I . V v I 2 1. l. gf yr 3- s 3 r 5 5 -1 Q 'U ,, I 1' , vi.. . S 492' ' 4 'Z ff' .. 1 45 --f iw rr 0- J L. 'ffm 4 T' A G Q f'1??5':,'l, r ' 13 U-ff. la: 1 ' '?? - .-:L ' 3 7 ,, 2:,glvi+1,'f'? if-, 2- , a 2' .'t 41 1, 4355. f f YA' ', ' an 41,32 1 1-mi, 'T In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. 470012126 idly Wbouyfeny IIDOCII Philadelphia, Pa. -Isaiah K aryczref C Quzlff .buszaf llpeggyll v hi ,eg Pennsville, NJ. ,hr It is not enough to do goodg one must do it the right way. Morley 57 -dmwgbw of Zorozfy bvzha mfzsefnan lIDOtll Yardley, Pa. 'If only I may grow: firmer, calmer, simpler -quieter, warmer. -Dag Hammarskjold SB ze Carafgynn Zflsfer Carol Chester, Pa. 'A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. -Publilius ,E 'ir i .1 i Mken Ljouzlse MFI' IlKGthyll Lebanon, Pa. If I mayn't tell you what I feel, what is the use of a friend. -Dag Hammarskjold N11 afzageff jfarze jfzgef lIBet-tyll Philadelphia, Pa, Fine clothes are never out of fashion. -anonymous 0 My bvouzlse jofnson John Woodbury, New Jersey I do betroy myself with blushing. -Shokespeore X712 Ofeea Cfffzagefg ynman llAndyll Concordville, Po. 'Give to the world the best thot ye hove, ond the best sholl come bock to you. Bridges od . A1034 L9-ul Y x ,Q-H' 1 Q li Nr' Q. ..,.,,fuM0-0 - 411 ,N if E 9 3' ,WM - X X, 5 . ,W X.-:,,rsw'Q ' ' . - lnmmvf' V 5 F ,W,....-ww 3 S 'F 5941?-.fill -A rg , A-M::ff'!l 3 a' ' x ...wfiq 5 Q9 N ff-.vs 'l Q lplivwu . sv lf , W.. no ,,. nw' ' 1 . ' ' I Ik ' ' 5411? .0 L1 an .,jqm,ge1l'V .nv- ' vol- N 1 14' i 1 I A Q, V- V'-'Ji' '? fx- ' ff H JL X i '. TV1 -H '- gl' ti -' ' -H A ' 'X 1 -' ..f- + 2- 1 4 1 Q-. , , --, gfkill, ' r, v A..?:,.Y,J.' , . -A' , 't f'. - 54 . l :Jai 4 I R -YQ. gl, I . , ' .til 4 . 1 . 5 ,. fy -, N' , 1 ,.. . 13, -,,-. , -.2 L 45 i Z . 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A ng-.. t J ,Q nl w ,R f'v -fimui! Q' , ..,.:.-fy Joanne YQIQSAAQ HJOH Wilmington, Delowore Kind words ore the music of the world. -anonymous V59 WAC? oyjzpdly IIAIII Philadelphia, Po. It wos her thinking of others thot mode you think of her. Browning 65 if-?1?!?Q Wafze yzaager llNOnCyll Scranton, Pa. For many are called, but few are chosen. -Matthew 2O:l6 66 inf, cms, ymgfaep IlNeHIl Philadelphia, Pa. 'True wit is everlasting, like the sun, which though sometimes behind a cloud retired, breaks out again, and is by all admired. -Duke of Buckingham 4, , M Ks fi fi xgk' ' -I 1 7 1 'a 3 9 0 . NIH. 'Z 3 1 9 P Q . , f :..- 1. . s ..f- 1 44.-.. -,4.,s1,:, 1 . , I l. , .-,P .vm ,, ' 6,.'-x.,. ' ' 4 '.,fs g ,-'J . . -, 1, 'yi : X- .c,ffL5g5 ...-fx -J A ' swf-1 - ' 1 'wg' 4 f'j., :'v,,3y,,,: , : ,f14'M1'.', 'W ,W-'JL - , 1. . .-.- -1 'Q.i11.W'r .k' '1i,A'f'I.-'11,-f'f 'gf. , .X 1 , A ,,. 1-jfxdff vw, 5 . -.ac 1 -.v J' Y ,- f '55 Eb 'tn- ,:,. v ws. . '-A-..-- sv 1 , ,TJ-'41 hx, M . 4-..k.. . r ganqamidw ,. f 1 . O '11 'fvfvrwrm YY rm E ' . J' A ' . -.4 +.-- ii D - Q41212 yydzfze jkpanzlvfa ' 'Ann ' ' Wilmington, Delowore Few things ore impossible to diligence ond skill. -Johnson 3 09912 yzpdly jzadlfg IIEVII Quake rtown, Po. The supreme hoppiness of life is the convic- tion thot we ore loved. Hugo so , v Q mad UFQQIQ 7914850 llMUrphll Plfiiladeiphia, Pa. What I ask tor is absurdg that life shall have a meaning. 70 -Dag Hammarskjold MQQH Sqnn 77Z'2:C0fm1k:A IIMGCII Scranton, Pa. Her words, iike so many nimble and airy servants, trip about her at command. -Milton .'f fvt ' ff T ,Q ' v' ' , . , . A Vx' H . ,, ' ,l 4 K-I I' jvc M r ' O -A 's'4 Y 4 .f IW an-0' 'I A k S Qi.. Cl? . wma, ' 14 'YN' nv' .4 w,2 .im I fu, 1 2 Q . 1 J, I 1 'S ., W -lu A M T7 4 3 S 4 V s c 9 3 1 fx pl 'Zn' 7 f l 6012 Ufra W 0121562 Cspzkzfo llsondyll Philadelphia, Pa. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. -Emerson 'Wu 3 sf! 5 I.. Garok 5111? CSfz156Q5r1r2e Stubby Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Burr 73 ,M 5' 5512213 y 561229 01212 er Shirley Chester, Pa. My mind on its own center stands unmoved, and stable as the fabric of the world. -Dryden 74 80420 fjzken Cswefyarf Eileen Reinholds, Pa. Happiness is the supreme object of exist- ence. Lawson n ff -va. 4 , . ..voooononoa00000' Ol 0 ill nl' 4 ,-. o '0000l00Il0 . ,,,,,, --.. nauauna 0. Oooacooaaf -'00 ' ',, looolona11. --vonnoalc 'fh- Qonloooaap' --anon!! 9' ' . llllocolaf' --noun 00' ' oooooaa41 --aaooooaacl noooao:11 -'--on-no D00 ' oaoooooilf --sooo or ' ' ooooocaool --noaoounalv oooooof. -f-:nouns I noooacl --oononoaalv ' ouooofr --nooanuoarra ' Ovoluaa- --oonuncuoloa ' ' 00040011 --noaoocv0nuv 9 30000141 lingua 'UO O11 ' Onooonon no Quo! rcoocoa: --aooouoaannouro 0 leo nan- '---ooooolcl ll H00 i CIO! on: --Q-cqg.g..'. 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Q r wx hxifiw 9 me n9 !Ff'i.f 5' Q, . .grae A 'Q H, 3 QW 'K 'if' 540, A Au' 'W' '-M 3. yjafrzbzb 712129 Zan ZOIZ llpotll New Costle, Delowo re Good quolities ore the substontiol riches of the mind. -Locke 77 4 4 'M ,Q l-UST GP 55 QP, K l I 1 I SEPTEMBER 1964 x s , Q - , , ' JUNE 1967 ..... --- Time always seems long to the child who is waiting. . . And so it seemed to us, thirty-eight women- children, awaiting the passage of three years to be graduate nurses. lt appeared on that first September day of i964 that we would never reach our goal. Yet, here we are. Where has that time gone that seemed so long? There was so much to learn, to see, to do. How could three years have been enough? From the isolation of strict individualism, we progressed to the unified force of a class. Per- haps the first steps in this direction were taken during initiation week. There we were, scared, anxious creatures running from big, bad upper- classmen. But, running where? To the security of a group-the class of l967. As freshmen, we were subjected to unending labs, classes and orientations. This isn't nurs- ing we thought. This is like a glorified high school course. lt was only later, during our clinical experience that we discovered the im- portance of all the theory we were cramming. Capping was our night. As our caps were placed atop our heads, we felt an overwhelming happiness and dedication. Little did we realize how often we would call on the remnants of these emotions to get us through the days at work. Oh, that first dayl Down went our confi- dence, down went our courage, down we went on shaking knees to pray the Lord for strength to rub that one back and make that solitary bed. lt's funny now, but the laughter is min- gled with tears. l-low we hated the inquisitive instructors, the graduates, the food, the studies, the curfews, the demeritsl And how we loved the patients, the mail from home, the phone calls, the study periods and the housemother's peanut butter and jellyl We were a complaining lot, but much of it was done to hide our insecurities and homesick- ness. We would never succumb to any mushy outbursts. But, in the dimness of our own rooms, we did. And so, we matured. . . By junior year, we were no longer timid little 78 -Dag l-lammarskjold neophytes. lf anything, we hit the other ex- treme. We were pretty cocky, out to make our mark and anyone who stood in our way- WATCH OUTl Of course, we met our water- loo in specialties, for it was there that we dis- covered that truly A lamp is heavy. We emerged from that year a little shocked, very worn, and much more grown up. It seemed that with each stripe we added to our cap, we adopted a new attitude. As sen- iors, we were rather blase and already looked a little condescendingly on the juniors and pit- ingly upon the poor freshmen. We were nurses now, lacking only the white uniform and pins which would let others know it too, Fear was a word unknown to us. We could handle anything, or at least give it a try. Per- haps we impressed people as being callous, un- feeling-and maybe we ourselves liked to think so. But what of all those nights we sought the seclusion of our rooms, or the comfort of a friend's shoulder to sob out our frustration be- cause the patient died despite our efforts, or because the preemie's mother didn't want him? Now it's graduation--time for a new stripe and a fresh outlook. Our feelings are possibly o little foreign, for they are no longer those of the expectant child of three years ago. Rather, they reflect a woman's make-up. There is faith--in ourselves, that we have learned well and will put our knowledge to good use, Hope-that we may recognize and meet the needs of the patient and so fulfill our ob- jectives as nurses. And love--for God and His creatures, for our instructors and friends, but mast of all for our parents who have loved and encouraged us through all of our fickle moods, our discouragements, accomplishments and joys. We are atop the pyramid of youth with at- tractive forces enticing us in all directions, but even though, The woods are lovely, dark and deep, We have promises to keep, and miles to go before we sleep. PLC K ',gar.?',g . m. y 'B' if ., v 'S Q, 13 Wemem er 2Ql? eg ,W ' 1 1 5' Lf I X u cw Alu There must be on easier woy To moke money! Would you believe NURSES? Our oll purpose loundry Cort. l-loil, hoil, The QOFIQIS all here! W 1 w M, '-Qty-frnwwnyqgygiy , G V V E 5 ,gn , bf .I -' . ' 'I' V .im 4 ih, 42Wf'!t4Jlrf it ' f 'M ' , V , ' 'V' ' , I V if .AA -I ,,,,,4r5f1 ,- ,,,'h,?l ewaeqnw, ' A 1 we - . ', A - 0 taxi f if '1Z m, A VL . .. for ly? ,,, f.,. 4. f ,.., W2 V' ,, W, , ,, M 4 - r 1 'f fM+y41Q,iw -2 M I 'Q' 4 f XY sr . 4-' - - Q? '7'29'f',,r.-Jap vnu., 4- ,,,, I 2 Q- ., - ' '- mg. i r 4 1 'Q - s ' v 1 Q. -2 1 .av A. 1, . . , H:--n 1 Qu j cf, nv -9. X Q . X . ,W ur v - uw! 'K X 5 S T. 4 ,. P' MN. - . A IJ tn ve 5 'S , , 4 5, J s , ,, . , , . Of' 4-1 t ' - ' 4 ' 'S ' gfy... ,. .I ef 5, zsm, ' hr ' 'W -..., . le. u .1 ' You were expecting maybe Bridgit Bordot?Y Regdyl willing, and Obie 4 4 , 1' Q I rf. 'K . t. 1 Sterile technique? Who needs it? Pass the mustard pleose. 80 -,ff 0 x Q Your feet were where?F Q ,f 4, ' if b - ff Q I . X S' P N , ?,1Af'L a'V g. . f-fm' -4 fe- e- J .3 ja ' ff? ii m'1't1! ' 7 A7 X 1 1 L.. x. ' , I Our yearly feosf' Smile, you're on Condud Comerof .,' A And the gowboge mon comes tomorrow? , I , 5.1 .l' It I . -5 ' , . ,'-Q Q' V. V . ' 5 1 v Ui f ,. 1 05 'f 1. A .- in . ', 4 .V sf U,-. ii. fl , ' .K A A 53 f F Q :Q , f .,V. ft-1:2 ' 'f I We in 'A' alia? L V ' -- ' X g And our next cittroction will be. .. Our contribution to the Germantown Optimist Club Parade. -'lifirvf ,N J 4r f 4 1 I 1 I 5 W .Q 4' :Xa- 82 gs- Another night in the borrocks. Our two First Lodies. PATRONS Mr. ond Mrs. Jomes C. Anderson Anonymous Fronces Borbee Jomes G. Bossett M.D. Mrs. Moy Belle Boll RN. Bill ond Annomorie '67 Corol Ann Bobb Mr. ond Mrs. Froncis Bogle Mr. ond Mrs. R. F. Bogle Mr. ond Mrs. Dovid R. Broce lto Brondrnon MD. Mrs. Briggs Mr. ond Mrs. Gory Brooten ond Fornily Mr. ond Mrs. John Buronich Jr. Mr. ond Mrs. John Buronich Sr. Mildred Codwolloder Anne Comeron R.N. Corol ond Ed Mr. Chorles Corr Mrs. Morgoret Corr Mr. ond Mrs. C. G. Coshrnon Dr. ond Mrs. F. Covonough Robert J. Chilton Jr. Normo Ciombello Cindy '68 Mourice Clifford M.D. Mrs. Edno O. Conlon R.N. Mrs. lsobell Coverdole Dovid Coword Mr. ond Mrs. Edwin F. Coword Michoel D. Curron Mr. ond Mrs. Robert P. Curron John Curry D.D.S. Mr. ond Mrs. l-l. Dondo Leone A. Derringe Mr. ond Mrs. Adolph DiRosoto Mr. ond Mrs. Vistor D'Onitrio Lois Dozier Mr. ond Mrs. Robert J. Duszok Chod Enos Ernie Doris Eshlemon Noorjehon Esso M.D. Ethicon Inc. Mr. ond Mrs. Jomes Evons Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Fiolkowski John Joseph Fierrore Mr. ond Mrs. Fisher Mr. Mortin Flonnery Clothide Fronke Mrs. Morcyonno Golosko D.M.E. Gleoves R.N. Jockie Goftroy l-lorry Gottlieb M.D. Mrs. Irene Gurnoci RN. Mr. Wolter J. l-lonselmon Jr. Mr. Wolter J. l-lonselrnon Sr. Mrs. Wolter J. I-lonselmon Sr. Dr. Gene l-loring Annie M. l-lerr Mr. ond Mrs. Clorence l-lerr Bill l-lerr Hicks ond Horriet Mory l-loword Mrs. Anno L. lnmon Mr. ond Mrs. D. lnmon Mrs. Morion K. Jockson Mr. ond Mrs. R. Jockson Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Johnson Mr. Stonley W. Krystopo Jr. AND FRIENDS K. Kishi R.N. Mr. and Mrs. l-larold Kerslake Miss Joanne Kerslake Paul E. Knauer Virginia Lautz M.D. Alice Lehr Dolores Lehr Mr. and Mrs. William Lehr Thomas M. Love Mrs. Loveland Shirley A. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. James M. McGuirk James S. Madden Joseph M. Madden Mr. and Mrs. John F. Madden Mrs. Marie Maher Nancy Maher Clemens D. Manista Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Manista Evelyn March Michael and Kay Michelis Ellen L. Michelmore Mr. and Mrs. William Milner Alma Deo Morani M.D. Mrs. Joseph Morici Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Murphy Robert P. 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