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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

Ht' Q! Q' 2 ' . 9 5 Q ' s ' 4 .1 : '-hz!! 4 'N p, Y U I--3 . ?.x ' In u ,J H I 1 lr. on . ' . U L 'U' ui N The Class of 1968 Hospital of the Woman's Medical College School of Nursing Presents if A? AWD if AVBL E. x9 56 ,. - -. -hm Foreword T'was not so very long ago that we started out to pursue our chosen profession. We were filled with both enthusiasm and apprehension, and our supreme goal-to become a nurse. But now that the time is here we are amazed. So quickly the time has sped! We can look back recalling those steps lead- ing to our achievements. We possess pride and dig- nity in knowing that we have fulfilled our purpose. Over a hill laid the worldg And we have mounted that hill. We may now challenge the eagle in flight, For dreams are out there to fulfill. JA. .pl Mrs. Drucilla Gleavc-is , Ji, 9 62 if A g M Dedication To dedicate is to inscribe or to address as a compliment. We the class of 1968 Wish to express our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Drucilla M. Gleaves, who has possessed the quality of giving much to many. To enumerate the occasions upon which she has rendered assistance to each and everyone of us, would be a task that we would fail to accomplish. Our appreciation can best be shown by the contents of this Cap and Candle. It is our one desire to make this book not just a picture filled journal but a personified embodiment of pictures which will embed in her mind the girls who clung to the shoulder which supported us so well. Our days here are completed and as we pass through the doors of Woman's Medical, we will look ahead with the as- surance that she has given us. The greatest gift that she can donate to the class of 1968 is to continue giving much to many. In doing this, she will be remembering us by helping others like us. For her help and assistance, we say a humble, Thank you, Dru. j.S. AUXVXXWXS TA Avmw AMA Aim Cfvfaw il Q 5 5 M. 5 , Q Q wi K '-s ra I . .- I 0 , ,X sP- 'Y ,, '. 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'44-'K we P 4 fn. .4 Q ,, Q. r f' 's' Y a Q Hospital Administration Chiefs of Staff ,fr Dr. Glen Leymaster, Prefiflent and Dean of llae College and Dr. Robert Lambert, Medical Director Dr. H. Phelps Potter- Medicine , A .HM . ,V 5 . xi NJ.: ff.-:4 It ' V . .j 5f Sf T ' A T3 JZ' ' -Nl-L I h K - 24.11 , '. ' 2 .n-VV-,gsf-. in H - ' . jagg5Jr,,':vp f , , - 1' ,P gf. f I kxx, , - , Q'7gIf ,--f In g. ,,?7,.A.,J r- V- fa .l,,,f4J '- ffm, gf ,Q-pw A-mv3X'l'f-gvf x 1114? .r . ' ? n .1 Dr. Doris Howell- Pc'zff.Ifffl',f '-235' Dr. David Wagner- Surgery Dr. Elsie Reid Carrington? GJ'l?L'f0101Q'j' amz' 01JXi'f6fl'fc',C 9 Nursing Administration Mrs. Lyda Sue Cunningham Direrfor of Nfzrring - and Faculty Mrs. Margaret Aiken- Arff. Director of Nhfjillg Ednmzigy 5 55--,,,,,, X1 Q in i 5. .z . 0 jr, if f is 1- 'A Mrs. Doris Weckerly- A A Arif. Direrfor of Nzzrmzg Sefvire as fr? , ,W '?-. I A Q E Ls , 5-M X X-.k Mrs. Edna Colon Drzy S11,bu'1'jm1 ,.,,,,, . I Miss Corrme Kurzenf f H 4 In-.rerzfire Coordimzlor fl Miss Shirley Lyonsk- Evening Slzpcrzfifor Mrs. Barbara Rush- Nighl Superzfiror f Y, f g l Miss Ellen Michelmore- Ifiylrlzdor efsfll' 5351- - kr, 53' ,N,,.,,,.,...- lf' ' rf.- Mrs. Drucilla Gleaves- Mediml-Szzrgiml C 0-ordizzntar sp, xl 'hw' , leli ilu!! V' Fllll ' QI: Miss Mary Holden Glzidrzlzfe Comzyelor Mrs. Marilyn Loveland- Nutrition lfzftrzzftor' Miss Judith Wentzh Izlxfrzzffor l Mrs. Keiko Kishi-- Tlyira' Floor Imlrnrfor Q- Mrs. Dorothy Brooten- Fifllv Floor Imfrzzrtm' Miss Martha Woll- Tlaim' Floor Iuflrzzrtor Miss Mary-Charles Smith- Fozzrllo Floor Ifzftrzzclor Secretaries f lfq ,f if 'A ' , V-,-gt'-2 Mrs. Jane smith 1 V 57 1 ' is 1 Mrs. Dorothy Lindley and WJ Nvvvv, Miss Mildred Cadwalader 1 4 ' x House-mothers .M iNnA Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman Mrs. Marion jackson Mrs. Juanita Gibson 13, .fee J pr V , RUBY! 7'AX V . .f Win: 'V '. fir? FVYWFJ f'---um-.. .M '1 w:,, A w,..-Q-wfaf'-f-'A '1w 'f-uw f- +c14 nv- -ix -Y in-4' X v 3,1 ,Sy ' 34'-a'i' .I . x X ,Am 5 1 1--' THE iT , ,, Y-A ' WOMANS MEDIHAI, flULLEGE Us PE N N Sum, ff g RECORDS HEPE S ENDQRINQ5 fi11fL.if ITUD5 TO 'THE MANY F?IEFiDS wi-10555 HAVE MADQ Possimfs A THIS BL 7u,D1rgfg ' f2kSEI4AL2f,.g IfVN f x' J,,,4,1'kjX.'aL4-A'N Floor Staffs ff, ,.-f , ,.. W- , - 3 tj 2 Lji if 1 ' l 9. S i FIFTH FLOOR Miss jean Creeclen, Miss Gail Car- men, Mrs. Janice Evans, Miss Pat Zanzoth, Miss Kathy Neiman fHead Nursej l l an f k il . 1 . , -4- . i '- ' '22 iv i-un ' i ' v , A in-4 l 1 A :yi R l FOURTH FLOOR 9 i N 2 217 ' ' 4 1 Mrs. XWills, Miss Gerri Wells, Mrs. Briggs, Miss S. Moss CHead Nursej, Mrs. Rambo, Miss Doris Bossert, Mrs Harriet Parker ,,. 1' 1.0. wiiiit . ' A, A F Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Graham, Miss Kathy johnson, We Miss Shirley Yonner, Miss Harriet Urqhart, Miss Carol Stubblebine. Not Shown: Miss Mary Howard QI-lead Nursej 57' 'Yr J THIRD FLOOR a f Miss L. Pagotto, Mrs. F. Wfylie fSupervisor5. Mrs. L. Evans, Miss S. Moser, Mrs. A. Lundy 4- How motherly Y J r Miss O. Granja, Mrs. P. Holmes, Mrs. I. Mesaric, Miss T. Martines, Not Shown Mrs. C. Bobbs fSupervisorj, Miss B Hcbal fHead Nursej Q . 1 ' I s. Medical- . 0 Q V ' v I 1 I I and next, I shall demonstrate the funky Broadway . TOP: XVell, they said recruiting was getting harder BOTTOM: Hey Florence, you forgot your lamp! Hey Rapunzel, your prince is waiting. Does she or doesn't she? 4 Q , , 3 , gg ,Q , Yi 1? 6 2-S, of xx X' fvl- I 1 - The pause that refreshes. Surgical ursing in ZTO What's my line? TOP: The Professionals . BOTTOM: Some days there's just no other way to get to work. I r y Y-. . - Y. . 14 ,.,. ,W , . t .Q I- x 1.15: . 1 'E - V Q -iv . in ' JXLT' 2 3 sy .S 4 Q ff, 4.3. x..x . uf' -,ff 'gi A ,QA 4.44 F Boy, that was some pre-op! I told you to keep your hands to yourself. Vi ' Q? 'Pt' , 1 - ., ..4-1 That's niEe. What is it? What did you say your problem was? Say, isn't that Novella's coloring book? MU5iC t0 heal by 22 L RYQ1 l Q. . Us P gl 'E I R , t E1 Well, here's another positive serology! E f , ., A That settles it hand ! M8cM's do not melt in your TOP: Didn't I meet you at a party? BOTTOM: The New Breed . Mrs. Carolyn Boggs- Pedifzfrirf Ifzftmrtor Keep thyself pure, Touch not the unclean thing. Pediatrics And we got them with green stamps. but nurse, Daddy says there's nothing dirty about the human body. ! Wake me when you're finished. g ' ,:. 0 W, 39 .1 iff- rv' Li. . . 1 if-21111 1, ,AR ,L 5 fl Nur 111 --f. V ':.5 'f 4 Hitj: , . WN? QJXK Tv A ,.- UH ' 1- ,P ,x - ff ' uk. v. 'W Vi I R .ng Well, I finally got a date to the Prom. I'll get her back for thi f ,I Humor her, let her sing to us. Iluuugg -A 1 . .J rmxl Eff -cl 1 - 4 ll.- : 3, uf? 211 if 135' ' av? 29, 3 P t rbi ' 31. ij t. 3 ,,,,QQ..f-I I - A - 5 1 X155 L, . 2 Y Are you sure it's my baby? Mrs. Shirley Seckford- Obffelriff Imlrzfrtor Obstetrics OOO! In one end and out the other. 26 FRAGILE: HANDLE WITH CARE Mrs. Irene Bentz Opemling Room Imtrzzctor Operating Room V .rw K' 55 .- ' r- ' , . Q .. F,-. f . .Q ,Y I -,y . y Aw! 7. . ts U 5. ,. I . -1 We got our progress reports. No more wrapping instruments Harvey, your problems are over! So what do you care what I eat for breakfast? E.R. - 0.P.D. ,Q- 4,1 5 W , ,en nw' ' 1 K 1 . 5' 'Zz' - . ' ' I .,,. i- ' V , I TQ ,1f:.Z.f,4. ' X P i5?.?z. ',. -. 1 f, 53?Y.g5, . 5 3 f. , -vm S -L ., b , B. Liebergott, S. Sanders, CHead Nursej L. Bunker, E. Abbe, M. E. Madden, M. Pfeffer, E. Y. Quinn C Supervisorj K f Q r u - x 21 ' A S ,v 'P ,V 1 , D I? , Im ' 1 Now you pick up the lid with your thumb and your forefinger! Are you sure you know what you are doing ? ff 5,i' , Z' Z f' ,HL ,W! 'fx ff , f ,,fff'f?XoLkr .IA .g I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this Way again. The Quakers Resolution VSEWIDWS 3 ..., , s iii: Jfvrw 5 I f Fila Ae'-. -, ,l 5 ' 1 f ,I x' f PRESIDENT: ..................... I Sharon Herhal VICE PRESIDENT: . . .. . Kathy Lutes SECRETARY: .... . . . Helene Koeger TREASURER: ,........... . . . Susan Medlicott SNAP REPRESENTATIVE: ............ Sue Schaetzle CLASS MOTTO: You give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. COLORS: Dark Blue and Baby Blue SONG: One Little Candle FLOWER: Daisy J -. .L- V s.,f 0 L f ' ' J A I EA gvul, ! A C-T 6 . Q Q B .-,x I1 QM in 4 '1-X, ' ' :jf . Uv' lv' ll? E- Z szv N , ,l '1 -f 'V s wi , ... ii' r. ,ffbf 'Y 1 f' ...V 'X 1 4 1 ,., Q. f --sg 1 1 fiis. U , , ,,.,, - V11-' . Q ox' O at Janzbe way 5755 Moon Philadelphia, Pa. There is only one kind of love, but there are a thousand imitationsf' --Duc De La Roclaefoumuld Jurene Wzfen Jerri Philadelphia, Pa. Life is hardly respectable if it had no generous task, no duties or affections that constitute a necessity of existence. Every man's task is his life-preserverf' -Emerson all D I . A M I fr .i,f. A -A wi .Q jg, we , 6 Q E7 A' 4, H ll fl, ' 1 ' 5' A , If' X' , f n F , ' ' Z, J f 4 7 K j F 1, v K. 1 1, . rv ' fp Q ' ' I J Q f ,, 1 , . . Q 1 l .h U -N. A ' . -1 - ,. .- V . '-.. 1 -4, . -vp, -- 'auf I . i r. -N, ., A.. 'I-. -N . 'n f,, . , -., ,lp 1 ' v.. 11 1, fi' f N. 1. ' ... , V a-.,,u -f ,M Nfsq., v- , ' - .. -' ,, 4-M., ' A -v. ps, v 1, Q-. wi - -... P .,i www. , ,, ' ,A A, Q, f H... , A --. f . ' -1. vh- - A.. ' . ' n4,,, - -Q.. '- A' 'f .,, ' '1-. 'ap ' ,,4'x '-A. v .io ns., -vw .wiv f an..- p. -.., ,- , 1 f .' . ' ., 'v ,- ' ., ,nf I ' 'las . r I' 4 W ' 7. V, . ,'qi ..l 'ri' ':. If V V. ' . f 5 ,- 'ze 5 . , LV4d .. 5 2 Mx ' :Q yy ' A .421 , . V LW 4 I lx 8 ' .5- ' tyfi' Y 4 W5 ,iw , ff 1 Q 'fy f ,YV Dv s 5 u. h . . 4 I v ,g 1, , Q 2 'f-, x , L , ,x A Qi' 5Ik20Q wary 0,0 Bish Carlisle, Pa. It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. -Tenn 315012 XS X f 115 0 I .1 X f 1 Q Jfsfil ' C EUCIhdd Q71212 yguerffe Cindy Warren, Pa. I should like to spend the whole of my life traveling abroad, if I could anywhere borrow another life to spend afterward at home. -H Il gl eff XJYIZIZG yydfle QDGIDOFQ Anna B Ph1lade1ph1a Pa Nothmg great was ever ach1eved w1thout enthuslasm Ralph Waldo Emeryon G cure JYQQI2 Carbs Curtxs East Stroudeburv Pa That WhlCh we are we are Tennyfofz V af' ov ' .1 xg X ' .Nw 9 fs . A Q -1-4 .. ao e W.. ,g,9:w:,gxx,5p.5. . 4 wx ' . '. 1v 1 -. . Qsyfub GGFQGIZ 606220126 Sliv-y Philadelphia, Pa. I would walk with all those who walk. I would not stand still to watch the procession passing by. -K. Gibran Pr' ' X 55. -- . lfiewf i ...ni Q 6 X l Cafferzhe fjfzageff gowns Taddy Philadelphia, Pa. However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer. -La Rocloefoucazzld ,XX xx Q X. I . 0 5 juofff biorrazhe 8s5Qma12 1 !JudY F Quarryville, Pa. Patience is not passiveg on the contrary it is active, it is concentrated strength. -Bzzlwer janzbe eh' 500123 Shell Wilmington, Del. When God thought of mother, He must have laughed with satisfaction, and framed it quickly-so rich, so deep, so divine, so full of soul, power, and beauty, was the conception. Henry Wa1'd Beecher 3 i 1 ,f 1 3f ' 0 62 ff! J -guQ.i , - '. .rf 3 Agfml. . .1ff , pf' .r .1f' ,I gn.. .' 7 1' ijgxzw 4. .!' z, ' f 5 fi. fxir. 7 Z.:-If f. . 1. ,T . LN, ,ity , sf 1 , 1 ,--,C:.?,-. ,. - 1 .Q :LW 1:,.',!4 if, .. vi. -Nmvmg f - ' x . 4 fm. xqwu 1 , 1 , 'Nr'-44, , ' X' A v , . 3' 'Tw ,K A 3,8 6 N .fff ' ' . l ' 14' ,, f Aw ' ., . l 'rf ,'. , thu., 'pgqwf' r' 'wr if' ,ef0f ,, 4' ,Z Af , 2 , . U -.,' r I .3 , .W A C,.,.+'f'f', . '. , 1 I 1 ,- 2 ' ' if ' 11 My A 5 ' :vb ' 2,4 ' 1 . .yay ,mf-f wvffq awe sift' . M 3 2,3 , . 1 471.. ff . ',' f'f 'i'J4? Yin 'ff 75, , . 'fl' 'Rx 'Ida A--.,.,, 4 ' vr N-. 4.1 .nw . ., ,,...-ff ygargara gran ces MFFISOH Harry Wilmington, Del. I don't meddle with what my friends be- lieve or reject, anymore than I ask whether they are rich or poor, I love them. --fumes Raise!! Lowell 'CB XY? ,....--so X 'N X 0 ' O I l csfaron fbzdne jfefaf Shas Ashland, Pa. The first thing education teaches you is to walk alone. -Trader H om xx! lx QM UAQQQQSQ Jwsgfmn Hoff Somers Point, N J. Our care should not be so much to live long, as to live well. -Seneca jacyuefhe e7i0Qf2S012 jackie Philadelphia, Pa. He who is plenteously provided for from within, needs but little from without. -Goethe N. ' V.,, C XQXNQ 4. S 3 l K emi, V, ,. 4, , nl Av. 1 wt' Ln w- ,M Q, S.-,, Y . , . v i in 47 Q. asm. 'lm nm -my Q 1-30- ' iff-2 x .09 'Y 'e . ff, V, ,Mk , , ,, -1 ,F Q 14 ' , .5 1 , .'ff!x5'f,'7'i , YJ, -x..L --2-...4 uff: '.. -Q. u v Juanzfa Wee Mme Nita Craig, Colorado Happiness follows simplicity. -Irish Proverb il X ff 1 0 Q V Susan fbzdzze A7012 es Jonsey Collegeville, Pa. It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. -Spurgeon l ep 55,1 f fpgffr farm Jura may Helene Philadelphia, Pa. To preserve a friend, three things are re- quired: to honor him present, praise him absent and assist him in his necessities. -Italian Proverb Gafferzlrze Gorzzefa jfeezzer Connie Huntington Valley, Pa. I am a mang nothing that concerns man- kind is alien to me. -Terence Q X X 9 0 gi ,HQ , - 'E :as Li, l I ' o 'Z 3 Q 'ir Q , A-'7 ', .' , , , N .r' X3 VN ' bfi' JVM 'ft' sf I l., .- .svn .4 hhffwwml paw 1 1 'LFE-' ' 9 ' ,, , '1. . ' , . 241 'igf' if ' f -- 44 ' ' 5,,1fl.Q6rg,s11h , me.-meniwai-oy' M. Q 'zlfrifivvhl 23'-.'A i 'A I - .1'. , ' 1 f ,. . 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QM 2 , V Lhgzlwvgilix ,, 1 , Sf! . 4 , . ,- I 1 x 1. R , 5.1 ' 4 1-gl. ' 4 4 Var, 'ru' ox : f f 1 7, , 52 2 1 , 1 'f I 5, X51 I 7, 6 fkxfgvi .I v wi Y ip , '- S in r , flow , '- 1' ' :Ll . , N , ' - I , , -..,A-....-.-+.......,,- f -- 1---' K- ' -. ,, 1 vw fr r,.:W:4l9:f'ef,- 1 ,, AI.. ...L ,.,...T ,., N , 1.7, , , . g A f A V V-Q O ww -A-A , 5 IV' ' yn, ZLQESTT , jQffQen Joan Eufes Kathy Millville, NJ. What really matters is what happens in us, not to us. -jfznzes W. Kennedy f f K 'ff' .ff 1 ,- l C A , Gdf'0f QDUIQIZ mady Dunn Philadelphia, Pa. There is so little the serious heart re- quires: friends, faith, a window open to the world, pride in work well done, and strength to live in a world at war and still maintain the heart's own private peace. -Helen Dezztrcb fl f fl, G mffryn Grzzesffhe Woore Kathy Roslyn, Pa. God is my refuge and strength. -Psalm 46:1 Susan asffer Weofcoff ! 1 7 Rosemont, Pa. It is not the brains that matters most, but that which guides them-the character, the heart, generous qualities, progressive ideas. -Fyodor Doftoyevrki 1. ,X 1, g . 'ff f 'P 'J' 'Y ' if ,. 1, ,l U in 4 n' f R 4 x., . 3: 'O' 4 'V ,URM ,5- ,Mg i J-QV I , .rxi -,'. , as .' .4: , sz'- .- IQ I K x f A5 ' 4 fy? 5' -12' , 1 ' Q . V o E 1 x ,xl .b , A fo 1 '- y- L fi F, ' g y ug ff- Z ' 2, 1905350 13? 'PVT 1, ff! Pax vw -I-4. ,- ., 1.,, aff' ww- grace 861228 We GQary Grace Plymouth Valley, Pa. Only one thing matters-that wherever we go, or whoever we go with, we hear the music of love. -MrCleary 'Wy 1 , s ffl 3 Carof 71212 WOUQL Carol Cornwells Hts., Pa. Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy. -Palmer w X... X csfaron jean jjerm en fer Sharon Mt. Nebo, West Virginia The more we love, the better we areg and the greater our friendships are, the closer we are to God. --jeremy Taylor Wzya Offone Riga Scranton, Pa. Live while you live the epicure would say And seize the pleasures of the present day.' -Philip Doddridge .4 ', 'XII' - '-xx - s1 an s , . . V .-ii 4-' Ks V-. 5 ' -as 5 ' 'rx W',,Q .x 5 . X ia' ' ff 3. 'FLW KYVTX pk 2 Q' QwEfX A . X. Q, Q. ' 'AB I K K s ' . -'A a. r su X 5 N- ,ff N I . P W x - :W X ,, Q , 7 It in I. y ' I1 X X ill! 3' N' 'mi' Q Q Q K 'LAN Vs .l 7 X5 kg Q f X 'V 1-uf x x ' ' R , 1, ' - i N YN Q-. Q 7 , .I Q ., ls - l . . . k H- 9 i . N .'4 'i-.. 4 x ' '- -w-.,. ,. 'R , , - vw-,,n,,,,MA , - L, H V, if .' ' . A 4 . Clk- , . . 'QW' . h.,,w.L5 4 1 . Q -. .W Q . , - .4 Ar. '. 35 v, V ' u H . 44 fl, I 11.-13 .V fQf:'fP. :Lv f 'fa J? .3 ...i-',s'g+ I -I s 4' ,. t sq Q I I Q- .4 f Qlwfpmm-num M fu ' Aixquuwez I AP W' 1, pg:-5.,A.1:f:, -P' 4' T ' f Wf:'5fif'rxfff'a1 wnmmiv f,' 1 +'?,fW1,1 , 2 ,- V ,f ig, 4 ' ' , fff vnp-,v5. ,, , Q , 24 A,,,fm,, ,, wg ,I 1 yi.. wdfmwqwzwf ff' 1 , 1 4 'I il on ,,. o L . ? L juogfg gyoga WGHZQ l1Judyll Penns Grove, N J. To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, 49 Thou canst not then be false to any man. ' , r'HY' -Slmkefpeare 'N-., M R vo , X l il S-ff' 'I 4 1? J-X usan S761-em CSCAQQXZQ Q lsuet 1 Philadelphia, Pa. Of manners gentle, Of affection, mild, In wit a man, Simplicity a child. -Pope In 11 xx A xxx? 8 1 gi Q9 , fi If , ,. m 30121213 gee 5122125 IQB! Y Scranton, Pa. What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult to others? -George Elliot 961216 571212 CSQOQI' Sedor Philadelphia, Pa. Good humor is the health of the soul Sadness its poison. -Stanislaus 'ff-Q. fl. Sv W r O K: fx 5 DUT' it ...F f A 11 .N - 1 , - U - ' .C+ 9' ' ' it ' N NI H3 'ya ',, .Wal f VA, , - ' ' ff , V-W, J 'Y ' ' K ' ?.'- ' .iv 'Y ' Q . fr - -.M ., f 1 M .. If W: .V ,.. Q M. - Q Q . - - , . , v-.-11- A , .. , . . . j'.. - - . Q ' 4 ,,-I g ' : ' 4 S 1 'I A T- 1. ..-'V LY!- ...-f ' UU ,,,.... I' .,L, Jill,- L',,,, Q--gr - A' f -. - r MM.,1.isC4D ,.,x- -A I 3 'Jan , -4 f I 1 I i l K. '?,4,,, .Q ' V Mn ld wx Qu Q. , . 4? -V 1' ' ,Z Q' , -L 1'5 .su-1,-. 4 y n '-1 0' WY, .e , af -..H , a A 4 1 '?',Q 'fm IL, ing,- -f,' Y' vg- ivy.,- Mu.,- he u .- '+I 4 i' ' o 39 I .F ' 1 'V'-W 4 H' W ,- , ..,, ' I, pf' 'f x wi Q- .. g g,.f' gf. V 'O J I ax. An, , V. sa mf' 64 Atv an .4 1 .,, 49 ,.,. fn!! yawn. af.. Ain.. fi? wary 50 uzlse 5122176 Mary Philadelphia, Pa. Ease leads to habit, As success leads to ease, He lives by rule, Who lives himself to please. ff c Cmbbe s M .- r fb! it 6 O Jane! jfzkzz cgwafsfy Swats Harrisburg, Pa. By annihilating the desire, you annihilate the mind. Every man without passions has within him no principle of action, no motive to act. -Claude Adrien 9,2 l Y fa if - df 1 A- I jacyuefhe 571112 ZUO0f012 Woot Ancora, NJ. Love is a happy feeling that stays inside your heart for the rest of your life. -Ioan Walsh Anglund Q I Harrisburg, Pa. Enjoy the pleasure bestowed on you, And bear the pain bestowed on you, Wait patiently for what time brings, As does the farmer for the fruit. -Mahablm-mm Jane 530111159 ?Qj0Q120f fy, 1, XX l, ,X A xggxqf, Q 1 '2' yd. ' lx' 1 3. ' xx Q 5 , 1 ,V ai, v .HY fe . 4' 4 U- x.'.1 C-1 azffik i l -aim? - v I 'J' Bl k Ae O 1 5 u I , '1 fe Us s 5,11 W. uw.-., 5 v . -xfinf 5 . 4,3-4 ' A ' Aff' Q 1 .-ima A 7 I ' -'Q Q.. ' - 1 - fix' . Sr , . Sf- 4' ' lx ' U, g'a...3! ,. VY Len , N 5,,,4,.g, P r a 1 51-J- if x vt' I 4 K 1 X x'xxo w ,A 4. o,5x v 1 'fl' xv? ff'-'h v 4 v ... 11.1. ,. . ,,4 I .dN, . , . A W M v 1 X X'-K. f 5 - !'1, I2 ,'!1 ll 'Sig Retrospect We all arrived at A.P.H. that bright and sunny Tuesday morning with one progressive and futuristic idea-to progress as quickly and painlessly as possible in order to get the three years behind us. The first week did not seem too promising. Upperclassmen hounded us during initiation to find out What do you know, Freshmen? -we never seemed to know. One of our illustrious classmates made it through the entire week bowing to the wrong tree! This seemed to be too much for old Zelda, who, in the words of L. S. Cunningham, crumped out the following spring. We felt very young. It seemed fairly obvious to all, especially when a patient would call for help and upon having one of us answer on cue, would send us look- ing for a nurse . However, I suppose we have been called Doctor enough to balance out the ego-devastating blows. Our junior year came none too soon. This year could be tenderly entitled: The Year of Specialties . It was characterized by many long, dreary nights with many long, weary noses embedded in many long, bleary books. We needed each other in many ways. We took turns asking the review questions, giving words of en- couragement, needing words of encouragement, and of course we all had a turn at waking Sliv up in the middle of a cram session to put her to bed. We had heard it before, but were only now feeling the full weight of the words- there is so much to learn . And we did learn, but found the books wanting. We were meeting patients of whom we could become very fond, who had every reason to live, but despite our efforts, we watched them die. We were meeting patients whose lives were so full of misery and suffering that they had chosen to take their lives, but due to our efforts, they were permitted to live to suffer another day. Life seemed to draw back its curtain just a bit to say- Your goal is to prolong life, but the ultimate end is death, you cannot win . Many hours were spent together and alone pondering the whys, asking all the questions-and the books were indeed found wanting. For the dubious privilege of working in the sacred realm of life and death, we paid the price of our immaturity. We were forced to see our inadequacies. It was expected that we not give vent to our emotions unthinkingly, so that others could find us a sturdy recep- tacle for their grief. We found ourselves very limited creatures, while the need was such that we must broaden and extend our limits. Upon reaching Senior year we found ourselves much different-mostly heavier. This was marked with many memorable events. Certainly our 102-day party will be remembered by many, while many other unnamed individuals may not remember it at all. We came thinking that our learning would be behind us after three years. We leave knowing that as long as bodies remain mortal and life plays the teacher, we shall remain the students. - B.H. LXWZNER TL PSS WEN 0 Hyun.,-1Z4.m,l., , ' V' s ', x ....-.1 'VT' 0' X , V ...R M. 3 ' aa, fa qu rv n . g . 'D .-ag-f. Z' I 1 uniors PRESIDENT ....... .... M illie Shaw VICE PRESIDENT: . . . . . . Barbara Hughes SECRETARY: .... .... D onna Cassidy TREASURER: ............. .... J oan Berger SNAP REPRESENTATIVE: . . . .... Gail Laskins 72 CLASS MOTTO: We have crossed the bay but the ocean lies ahead. COLORS: Dark green and white SONG: The Impossible Dream FLOWER: Daisy Looks like her best friends finally told her. i Ring around a Hughsie, she's blown Will somebody call the plumber for Aren't you wearing Tweed? another fusey! J0hr1 ?! Morphine, Codeine, Dernerol too . . . we can get them free for you! - Sift? .. W- -W QM , gi lin' - 1-9: :ggi - . . ,Mt Y 1 liw- - 'Q Q, gf , fmt ---- it HAM-BERGERH The stork that hernia. I.v X K s X f I 'N ,g i. A 1 1 5. . I A . Vi lrafflli 1 l it ll J You're kidding! It's 7 P.M. brought this one is now on 4th floor with a Freshmen ' We don t use Ban and we re happy QA fa ,df v - ., . Li:::: -un---v .,..---. ,,....--Q 'QV' 1 There's nothing like hospital mouthwash. We'x'e just got to buy her an alarm clock, Romeo, Romeo, where the hell are Why couldn't I have been the Honey you? 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S ylvia Edmonds PROGRAM CO-CHAIRMAN: ...... Barbara Harrison WAYS AND MEANS CHAIRMAN: ..,. WAYS AND MEANS CO-CHAIRMAN: .. SENIOR PRESIDENT: ............... SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: JUNIOR PRESIDENT: ..... JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: .. FRESHMAN PRESIDENT: ...... ERESHMAN VICE PRESIDENT: ... . . . Linda Slaw .. jane Stevens Sharon Herhal . . Kathy Lutes Mildred Shaw Barbara Hughes Judy Kowalski .. Beth Bonner Yearbook Staff CO-EDITORS: . . . .... jane Woland, Judy Raine BUSINESS: ........ . . . Cindy Buerkle PHOTOGRAPHY: ....... Carol Novella WAYS AND MEANS: ...... Nita Hume LITERARY: .......... Barbara Harrison ART: ...... .... H elen Koeger I ig: Mn ' ls 7- 1 N f wg' aa-er-A . Q 3 g: 'Nil' 1 as-A rf' ,,-1' , -Z Basketball FIRST ROW: Mimi Woods, Susan Kolek, Adela Beverly, Doris Bossert fcoachj, jackie Wooten, Sylvia Edmonds, Grace McCleary. SECOND ROW: Norma David, Sharon Permenter, Sue Schaetzle, jackie Hodkinson, Barbara Hughes. THIRD ROW: Judy Kowalski, Marion Mulligan, Vicky Wengert, Juanita Hume fcaptainj, Diane Palladino, Diane Jurec. B 0'-,, -,--.M K The Seventy-XVHO ?? If we rub this thing hard enough, maybe we'll win a game. ,QQ .ig ,K K 1 M4 :X ,X I jx. X TOP: Our winning team. MIDDLE: Fumble or rumble?! BOTTOM: I wonder if they're ready for us? ' PB Cheerleaders Don't anybody move! I dropped my contact! Karen Kazmar, Janice Evans, Gwilli Hoffman, Sue Whitaker, Carol Johnston, Michele Brace. Glee i Club Millie Shaw, Vickie Wengert, Sue Ellen Kauffman jo Anne Gearhart Student-Christian TOP: Jackie Hodkinson, Barbara Hughes, Nita Hume, Grace McCleary, jane Woland. BOTTOM: jackie Wooton, Jo Anne Gearhart, Janice Evans. fy' 'AQ 5 5 1, .L , ...- J .XM ff TOP: The mixer, the scraper, the candlestick maker. MIDDLE: I gotta get out of this place. BOTTOM: Oh, it's better to light these 10,000 candles . .. 84 Let's put a firecracker in this one' 4, we E 8, .,,. 1 1 -fs 1 f wx? x U it-. ii Hey, Aiken! Turn around! Y T 11, n vw: 1 X ' . 1 F . , 1 i .wr Now off to Rittenhouse square. , I Will the real beauty please step forward? L 5 1 4 I At this rate I could become catatonic! Who said we were getting the inner tubes instead of the Who ordered twelve dozen more! lifeguards!!! 'Sf in qi! 4 LEFT: A little bit naughty but heavenly. ' ,4 ip ' 31,3 14213: fp A ' RIGHT: Here comes the smasher. ' 4 is X ' V, v, ' ,ly 5 - ws .X A '.! kg ,uf .mi , ff ' w -A -r, V, ,i -1ik,,.,: H TOP: Our group had 24 fewer cavities. BOTTOM: If you're old enough to neck, you're old . enough to shave. Young American Beauties R L CS 5 When you want to, but don't dare just grin and bare it! it, keep your cool, Would you guys get out of the bathroom! NP? TOP: Two years of dancing and twenty pounds lighter MIDDLE: So who's to say if it's kosher? BOTTOM: O it's tea, tea, tea i l l l l l l l l J 4 I 5 l fiqif K Want him to be more of a man?.Try being more of a woman. Pl' TOP: And then he said BOTTOM: What we have to do to watch her This is compulsory fun. T.V.! An ungodly man diggeth up evil, and in his lips is as a burning fire. You don't look so hot yourself -Proverbs 16:27 Ultra bright does what?? ,N-' K3 When I kiss him he turns into a. prince!! You're always out on a ledge. Loretta Young she ain't. if fix V H. . if rg! . 2? TOP: and this is how The Group began. BOTTOM: Remember how simple life used to be. 89 Weddings . Portraits 0 Color all portraits of student nurses-scenes-activities in this publication were taken by- Zecca Photographic Artist 1634 Walnut Street o Philadelphia, Pa. PE 5-2288 highest quality by far- you owe it to yourself to view our samples before making any decision concerning your yearbook photography negatives of your sitting are held for five years which entitles you to reorder during this period Il. 1 i In Memoriam COI1g1'21tL1l21tiO11Sl Dr. Martin Luther King jr. Lucy Blankenhorn Sliv-y 1 PATRONS BETTY ELSASSER MR. AND MRS. WARREN BOSSERT MR. AND MRS. AMOS MOORE MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW JACQUES MRS. MARY G. SMITH MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY NOVELLA DANIEL L. MAIDEN LEARNARD AND HARRIETT JUDY WILLIAMS FLORENCE BROOKS MRS. ANNA SUCHOCKI MR. AND MRS. JACK WOOTON TILDEN FOOD MARKET MISS SNOICH, RN. ANONYMOUS MISS MOSS, R.N. SHIRLEY YONNER JANET P. KRAMER, M.D. ROBERT DOMANSKI DAVID WAGNER, M.D. RAYMOND P. TRONZO, M.D. MRS. DAVID WAGNER MR. AND MRS. WM. MacLUCKIE PAT ZANZOTH HICKS AND HARRIET MR. AND MRS. FRED E. HOFFMAN MR. AND MRS. GILBERT BUERKLE GEORGE E. BROWN JUDITH WENTZ CORRINE KURZEN APPIE SOLIDAY JEFF RICHARDS MR. AND MRS. W. FOSTER BISHOP NANCY JO AND AMY JUDY AND JIM MR. AND MRS. FURMAN RAINE M. H. DETRICK CO. MR. AND MRS. T. B. KEENER MR. AND MRS. ELROY FAHERTY HERMAN JOHN AND SUE PHI MU DELTA MR. RONALD SCHERNECKE MR. AND MRS. GEO. SCHAETZLE MR. AND MRS. BROPHY KATHY JOHNSON, RN. DORIS BOSSERT ANN DAY PAUL CLIPPTON WINKY ASH, JR. MR. AND MRS. PAUL ASH MR. BARRY BELL MISS KATHY NEIMAN, R.N. MR. JOHN STANTON MR. AND MRS. BURNLEY J. SMITH CAROLINE AND THERESA SMITH JOY ANN AND ANNA-BELLE SMITH AZXC AND MRS. JAMES A. SMITH STEVE YOUNG AND KATHEY LUTES MR. AND MRS. JOHN O. LUTES OERRI WELLS MR. AND MRS. HAROLD B. WOLAND MR. C. M. REINHOLD EAIRMONT CRICKET CLUB CATHERINE SEDOR 'HYUBAH MR. CHARLES A. SEDOR MRS. OERTRUDE POSSINGER MR. AND MRS. MELVIN W. CURTIS HARRY A. OOLDMAN LYDA SUE CUNNINGHAM, R.N. SANDY SPIRITO, RN. LINDA PATTERSON, R.N. HARVEY BERNARD SIOEL, M.D. PATRONS MRS. DORIS WECKERLY, R.N. MRS. DRUCILLA M. GLEAVES, R.N. JACKIE AND STEPHANIE SWIFT JIMMY JR. MR. AND IVLRS. JAMES L. EVANS MR. JAMES SMITH MRS. DORIS E. DUKES MR. EMIL MATHIS, R.P.T. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE KOEGER WALTER DOMBKOSKI, M.D. ED BELCAK ANNA B. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. DILIP LIMAYE MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. OY HOM, R.N. GARY BROOTEN ANTHONY DAMORE MICHAEL HERHAL RALPH L. JONES WINFIELD SHAFFER BRUCE W. SHAFFER MAURICE SONES, M.D. E. COOPER BELL, M.D. ELEANOR MALLAY SMITH, M.D. Compliments of Metalweld, Inc. Hunting Park Ave. and Fox Street Philadelphia, Penna. 19129 Compliments of Hospital Clothing Uniform Center 1107 Walnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 I I Tilden Pharmacy BUCh21H21D I Pharmacy Vaux and Tilden Sts. Complete Inventory i i of Latest Pharmaceutical 5551 Vaux St. and Convalescent Needs I East pans Free Delivery VI 4-7172 The 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 pro- fession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly ad- minister any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in con- fidence all personal matters committed to my keep- ing, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. Compliments of Nice Ball Bearing Company 30th and Hunting Park Ave Philadelphia, Penna. 19140 ,bw-'. a' f Q ' W I. L ,M OH! w . 'x ' rf? gf fofj 'T 'n lb' fl .. Q' x U. I ,' Ur 5 A A-,', 1,2 J 4 l v