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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

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Far away in a war torn land a group of men, men in green, are trying desperately to bring peace to the body and mind of their fellow man. We, armed with our weapons, fight the never ending battle of disease that ravages our patient. With heart and soul we fight our battle. With faith, hope, and love we confront our enemy. The men in green, armed with their weapons of war, fight a never ending battle for our peace. With loyalty and dedication they fight their battle. With love of God, COuntry, and peace they confront their enemy. To these men in green--THE MEN OF VIETNAM--we dedicate our image of peace. ' M.W. 1-q - .Y.....,.-.-V-M.-V.-vm, . -r . , 1 -1 H- Q fe in 0 41 ws az: va w -O 1- f- Af -Q Q , Q g, ,, ... ,, , Mix rw-f-K M. 9 ,N I V .ww , W I ' ' FM , if gr I wp- M A .Z i V3 My I v , , Y, ,Q u A , 5 . 2 k J A .Y 5. .- ff wx.: --my Q'-van-A w-h-- ' ,W Mu.-W-.-.fxqi--W Q 711---fw, 1,:.::fv-mvuwnzmvapf. , fx ,w1w:n.:,::,,,,-vw-w+fYffrf+f-ww Mhww . 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'W-W, , Nw., 3 K- , -- 'fx-.,, P 'MM ' S 4 'Y-5-1-Q,,m:'K-f..,, + ., N 'H M'-X x. ,, Q Sf-Q.x ws., tm, K 'vm -X., M W ,, Nw-..M, ' '- ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY HOSPIT L ADMINISTR T10 DR. ROBERT LAMBERT Medical Director I i 7-1 DR. BERNARD SIGEL Dean of the College 3? 2 l 2 DR. GLEN LEYMASTER President of the College NURSING MINISTR TIO Y I Y -all 4 MRS. LYDA SUE CUNNINGI-IAM Dircctor of Nursing E N X N M . , - 9: I Y ,il If MRS. MARGARET AIKEN MRS. DORIS D. WECKERLY Assistant Director of Nursing Education Assistant Director gf Nm-Sing SCU-ice 7 X L FACULTY M.. V' V 114 7 af ,ii , . , DRUCILLA-MARIE E. GLEAVES Behavioral Science - Medical-Surgical Clinical C oordinator MARY I.. HOLDEN Guidance Counselor 8 M. CAROLYN BOGGS Nursing of Children .rf x A N ELIZABETH I-I. I-IARROD Maternity Nursing 6. '4 KEIKO KISHI ?NiCLiiC11l-Sllfgifdi Nursing IIIIX Ylli IIII '.ix I'! x llillm uiiliii x Unllxillmliml lo, N , ? 'x 'S ' 1 U SANDRA SLOVAK Introduction to Nursing I y KEAY WACNER Science in Nursing I LOIS M WAGNER Clinical Nutrition 'Wu I . M v 1 Wav - . -4 . F VALERIE WEYGANDT Medical- Surgical Nursing JUDITI-I B. WENTZ Medical-Surgical Nursing W .L LYNNE A. ZEMITIS Medical-Surgical Nursing 'X ,in 4,- B.-XRB.-XR.-X j, LOWERY IUHF GIBSON PSYCIiI,'X'l'RlC NURSING DIANNE Dc-CIACONIO fno picture zivailablcj Operating Room Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing 11 ,..f ' ,I.-XNE COL.-XNZI Sccrelnry l lt as W CURRICULUM CLASS ROOM Not another Monday morning test! ! f QA Fourth Level M G S--How to put a patient on a bedpan . . . And nail biting is not allowed in the clinical area. 14 I I . . l1's on xv wk-1-L up --w.' - 'S ' l1c.u11il'nl Ibownlown Hlll'lT.lIl1x. if 5, N 1,5-', 'il-ii in It only hurts when I laugh. wx 'Hq, ff - 53 . I , up The HOLE 2 'ra Lub dub, lub dub, lub dub, lub dub, CIC- Once upon L1 tilnc there was an vnqincc 15 - nx XX .i x -, ,4Q.',i4fi.L 'J' 4' ,N v , 4 ' But you can't leave in your bathrobe! Lady, I just can't understand why you' re not breathing. DR. DONALD KAYE Head of the Department of Medicine ZN FLOOR iii 4 Check the label 3 times. l 235' DR. DONALD CQOPER Chief of thc Dopzlrtmcut of Surg Code 7! Now what do I do? l K 7 U F Y I .JJ ., Xt .fi r. gl Whcrc's thc Ortho-Novum? 3RD FLGOR W' . 5 ,ID 17 ti . Lady, K x F vu' n If Y I n ,. . . J fx X Di J you don't have 3 pulsc sh Oops, this is .1 rccL.11 tlxcrmomclcr. 'ii' r f 5 I ' 5 f X U I W.. , A B. Cooper? Who s she? I'm B. Coope ff? - ax ss F ,ix How about when I put my hands here? Will the real Mrs. Sonchai please step forward? The beds make more baskets than our team! 18 -1 '? 5? Qi' ii h 'xi 99 botllcs of bccr on thu xxxlll. . . f x Two wives and five kids? ! -5 I w D ' Y I A ' I , Smilc non, you wo11'1 lgllcrf HL-lun. yOu'H hnvc to lvzxrn M-up your lmnds to youlm-lf. Tu .H x X ,, If Lu I ' 1 w N Z Now the ncxt award gocs to Dr. Rocco. . .D Ruccof' 19 ,i IO Z f 7 I DR. DORIS A. HOWELL Chief of Pediatrics PED But Mommy said it would only be a visit. . N. ff igfqfx 'lg -J F No. . .I just want to go home. .Ms XXI The HAPPY Pediatrics nurse. G-7 DR. CARRINCTON Head of thc Dcpnrtnivnt o1'Ohslutrics .ind Gynecology OB. X 'I' . ' u-rel! A My high hccls :irc killing mi , 214, 5 yy S V -v X X Can I show you Something in another size? I-lov: do you knoi.-s he belongs to mc? 21 nl- 'f.' J 9253 ' ' 1 bw 54 ie' nf I 4' 'ff Stop playing gamesg give me my keys and let me in. E.P.P.I. Q . What more can we say? la' ' What makes you feel this way? Your keys fell in due what? 22 X 3 hi 1 1' tif? 5 If I . f or 1 Q . ' 4 L, Good night .md good luck jig in Q Now what did I do with my sterile forceps? 51 'What do you mean, do we lmve rain dates? 23 Om- Shot of -- X I . 1 , Yr.-f six' 74-if V- Nxt' ' 'K -. f.- 'f, z.s.f:'f43ff -. ...af But I thought you I-:new thc right spot. Timo to Scrub for Iimmy Baby. Mm-'CLINIC , ENTRANCE. ' ee iF A -Q' 9 '14 b 1 uma esul M ' 1 AL.,- - '?..'b,,- 5 '. Where's the coffee? And now for our new wing. , . W if WX We'11 have one cheese steak. .. O.P.D. The matinee will begin at. . . 24 E13 ACCIDEIISE5 i fe f 3. N S gig F. A B111 Doclor, il's LI11- other 411-111 H1111 hurts. Now this is the button which makes the bed go up and down. il 11 7 r . I 25 Shu had a what? In the xx' ' ' N4 7X 'Q of Wh:1t'S dn fussin' fo 111 111 qw. .QM 1 ,ga rid ,glfjigg Cir' I 4 L A 1 if X mv.. ' I h -' W. W 4 H45 gy- Q25 in f K 4ap51' :A1. ' f 'ax , ,W H1 Here, let's tape the kleenex to your nose. Only the gyn doctor knows for sure Oh boy, it's Clover Day! I-low much is that man in the window? Q1 3- T 'P' X x ex xm, ' ri ff-f 1 5 . x i .LL 'ff' N Isn't surgery fun? 26 ffl? I .Ly 1 -H 1 A ' il Y' ,L x l Y. -,, j X ssogiim-!1!! K Q ar, 6 A r ' - -. ' , 'if' .,,3.:'T-ff' fl . kai N 'E 1 A I Now 11 word from Dr. Ho Chi Minh. -. 'N 454, X At least wait 'til the paticnt's asleep. Uri You said my wife was going to have how many? 27 1 Mahlmf 'IQ dl , 'Q-wx x A :X A Q xy -V40 ry N3 14 . sl? .Q ' wjkwwwfavf -un, an ix in Y Q x w X 'I A A v ' 3. 'v f ,R ,Ax . A A 1, 1 in Q X u Q., 4- ' as A 93 H W QQ Q-HRM wk .-S - X1 Q 1 1- Yi 2 , Q. 1 ,Q 'Q ei UNDERCLASSMEN UNIGR SITTING QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Linda Dixon, Marge Doherty, Cindy Harpel, Eileen Russell, Kathy Pappa, Linda Graves, Donna Loveland, Robyn Grove, Joanne Cvetan. STANDING f2nd ROWJ: Lorraine jackson, Ann Sullivan, Nancy Tkatch, Eileen Rinear, Kitty Birkett, jane Maconi, Deb- bie Nicole. STANDING Q3rd ROWJ: Marty Maule, Terry Kowalski, Mary Ellen MeGuirk, Marsha Moyer. MISSING: Emily Gwillam, Deni Banks. Colors: Navy and Light Blue Flower: Rose Song: You'll Never Walk Alone. Motto: You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. XR , 'Y Class Officers: Treas. : Donna Loveland Sec'y. : Marge Doherty V. Pres. : Eileen Russell Pres. : Marty Maule 30 --ri' --. LQ.: .S -J Q3 . -I -1 ,4. -A s 1 . F' Il 'Q has I LJ LATE! Eli . ' fd H 'TJ Who do xou Llunl ll of comm FRESHM N , fi, V' M' I SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT--jane Stover, Clare Arnesen, Victoria Kurtz, jeanne Elnhorn, Karen Cenci Eileen Cannon, Ida Biddle, Carol Hobbs, Donna Harle. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Pat-r1ca Lachimia, Margaret Thompson, Helen Clendening, Kathleen Snow, Becky Rae Shipp, Gail Doerpinghaus Lisa Huffman Gloria Gregg, Susan Di Dinato, Yvonne Schulte, Susan 0'neil. Grothey, Connie Perlin, Mary jane Holmes, Christine Mc Carty Kathleen Class Motto--To be rather than to seem. Class Song--One Little Candle Class Flower--White Carnation tipped green Class Colors--Green and White Class Advisor--Mrs. Drucilla M. Gleaves Class Officers SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT--Karen Cenci, Treasurer: Donna Harle, S. Representative: Carol Hobbs, Vice President: Ida Biddle, President. STANDING--Patrica Lachimia, Secretary. N. A. P. 32 ' - 'AB' YGUR DAY FRESHMEN OCTOBER 18 1969 fa R AV' 1 -' i , 1 l' V, AN R ,A W 3 ' U' A 'S h.. .4 1 ' m fu Q, ikxgwvxsm fx 1+ ACTIVITIES STUDE T CUUNCIL Student Council SITTING: Carol Hobbs, Ida Biddle, Cindy Harpel, Linda Dixon, Martha Maule, Pam Kienle fSecond V. Pres. J, Beth Bonner, Vicki Wengert fPres. J, Adele Beverly fFirst V. Pres. J, Eileen Russell, STAND ING: Terry Kowalski, Mimi Woods QTreas. Q, Marian Mulligan QSecretaryj, Missing: Judi Kowalski, Carol Scutti. 36 STUDE T CHTRISTTA GLEE CLU ? Ill l IORIL.lIl:Ql1r15 Nh- C.ll'ly, Ida liiddlu, jx.l.llk, lim llolmus, ,Lulu Sloxwr, Xlilli WL-xmgull, RolvynG1'oxm-, limm Iiiunlc, at n -., mmf ' -0-'--1'-' in - M fn 'Na A O' XX Q- FIRST ROW: Ida Biddle, Mary Stripo, Ruthanne Stolzenbcrg. SECOND ROW: Yicl-ci Kurtz, Cheryl Arnold, Darlene Gchris. THIRD ROW: Carol Berdinc, Peggy Moore, P11111 lilcnlc, Donn:1Hurlc, june Stover, Xllmriaxu Mulligzm. 37 YEARBOOK Co- Editor: Vicki Wengert Editor-in-chief: Marty Kulans I , xv-, H :. g I ,nf,,.q..i ,iz QI' A J, w 1 'I:f?,,,::j,f'A' Vf Q'-, 52 fx N fi' 9 ' ' 4? fws S' 4. af , Aj ar ' , SM .ff ' 9 I f. was K 3? W 2 I jwfi.-. :v,f i, W l ' - 3- ',.,g'J13u-if A., ,W i N.. fi., X' . - ,x c . yi,-VI., 1 - I I V ,, I 1- Q IL., W, ,, V I , 1. . ,,- a 1 fggff, W r X ,fuiwi ,P ,Jamie 1 'y .0-a1l r-E .-'. 04 N.- ,cm . ,I ..I 4, . I N- . . if-':---gi-lil-.lrdfggih ' I A, , SITTING: Dog, Michele Brace, Helen Cerino, Karen Kazmar, Marian Mulligan, Vivian Hinshaw, Marty Kuhns. STANDING: Mimi Woods, Pam Kienle, Darlene Gehris, Adele Beverly, Vicki Wengert. Missing: Ruthanne Stolzenberg. 38 bv QQ ' ' 149 f X Layout-- P4111 Iiienle .'XI'T.--lQ.lYC1l li.1z1nar Photography: Marian Mulligan, Vivian llin Shaw, Darlene Gehris. Business: Helen Cerino, Adele Beverly, Literary: Ruth Anne Stolzenberg, Michele Brace, Mimi Woods. 39 BASKETB LL Q ,f Basketball Team: FIRST ROW QSITTINGJ: Mimi Woods, Adele Beverly, Linda Dixon. SECOND ROW QKNEELINGJ: Kathy Snow, Donna Harle, Debbie Nicole, Carol Hobbs, Judi Kowalski. THIRD ROW: Doris Bossert, Donna Loveland, Lisa Huffman, Vicki Wen- gert, Marian Mulligan, Ruthanne Stolzenberg. Cheerleaders: FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Darlene Gehris, Eileen Cannon, Susan O'Neill, Ida Biddle. SECOND ROW: Marge Doherty, Mary jane Holmes, Marsha Moyer, Kay Cien- denning, Linda Graves. Q35 Q E a v v L So lhcn .Lftcr hc m.1du that clxlclx, I mid, .. Thv sky is falling, the sky is fallin Code 7, Memorial Hall, Female- 1,2, 3, 4, Conga. Take it off! Take it off! Take it all off! All X x Y ,,..- U1 5 'WW' .lv ...l '-1 l':i. I-N--+1 !.1'-.mwmwl 1'--X1 'il' -- WP XX Tiptoc lllI'O11gll ills 'lull hps. X .I ww' DORM LIFE HOUSEMOTHERS -'X fs' Nlrs. Hoffman Mrs. Totten 414 L. It is only my PlgXYBOY magazine. Open the door Richard . . . and let us in. lj Ten drops of water and five drops of what? Anyone for hypothermia? 115 Wlmt do you waxnl now? il But Dar, the test is il week away. H appy Birthday Mar! 4 5 r ,K V N 's ,Q ,I X , 1' 'VP w x I f ,I 1 ' 'f ' 1 I K. A sw' iz My-if-r 'Mf W How dare you take my ' picture with these rollers! He says we're not really married! f - X ' x I X w r x , , . 1 ' I Y X I RNXY X, P Xf 5 Y NX X: 5 Cell 3300 , XX .X , XF XX: xy. Y. Q , , X A' 'x f f F 46 V 'Q-lvcmyi i l ilmng Loneliness Q Xihf' YI, X f N ' 'YL 5. f Pelvic cxmm -Wh.1t'slhq1l7 A I 'I u -. 5 1 ulmrulwxm 1 1111 A ,J .,- I -1 . . , W.--f 7 -- ' . . I - H315 lr y p I . R I' . - ff . 'I' I a 51 0 . I . . f f f - -X ' 'I ix ,I I f Q f ' x 1 ' X X Ni.: fk'i-'f Sleeping BCL11lIY?? .IVE ' 'UZ' 'Q T 'X fi' gixypa 1, --ffz ,, fvf, umuuuih , Q -wx ,I 4 'WW , II I 1 I Q i, 159 - sf' X - .A b '11'F 4 . 'W'-'i ' f-: 4 The washing machine just atc my ' I -'-N ,. underwear! A ',, X' B A , . , 14 - - 9 . J Af -A I C 4 But '.w'n- ufrgxid to Sluvp by 'rf ourselves. 417 WW' '50 sw :QW is ,M ' 1 K 2.1 x vi 'Hu ' mmap 'ilk WY ' in mi-2 W-f4Q.,,, was M Q Six mx X A Hg mwvfa 1 4? ' .1 Ry X ag V' ' A6 ,W ails' aww. ,SQ V. X In Q Y . .::. , ,V ,. w . ' V . S wad' If W H s ,. se ., , , - . ,4 'Q ,fe P L ww? 4 b V . , wx ., ,W im: it My , Qs., Q, 4 L. I R'- , 1.'? KQ 1 A A Y ' if up 'Q 'Q Yv Q ,sm xl . . 11-Niilts X X-'lv ' ll 5 r W' A I' X Pix 4' V' ' ' --Q ' . .A X X K X nf ' ' , fx . ,N n X ' was ,M ,Q V , i sw- , ,ggi N' ,L - , X ' N ' W-If 1 4 A me A Wg L b M aw ,ww :W .21 - , . . 'P . - , X g WGN, Y Y N , X, W W K I MQ 'f ,W Q.. Q uw -Y 5' EW as l 'il f f Q W 4 A N -R Y Q X X 5 X we A , ,Q . , E if X V 1 QW! ,A ,, , U, at I -. at W Q , A 5 'ei 5 : i Q. if A as W ,,, mg, , 'Q Q - ., h , Q fi , , Q 'X X , A 1 M R ww .a 'Salk Q W Q M N I V 1 ' X -. 'Wiz we M in Q Qu 'Q' QM as VF' My I, SENIORS Senior Class Officers: Pres. Beth Bonner, V. Pres. : Judi Kowalski, Treas. : Peggy Moore, Sec'y. : Darlene Gehris. Colors: Blue and White Flower: Lilly of the Valley Song: Climb Every Mountain Motto: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot changeg Courage to change the things I Cang and Wisdom to know the difference Advisor: Miss Judith B. Wentz. 50 - Q- ?'- f. 'f -,H fi fy, lun MNC '.'Ff NI TT Arr tg '32 H. -Jr :rf 22 :X 1: , 1, -fm C ,LA -ra 22 fzx' GO E2 L.. Hp JJ Lf!-I M, Z7 11- C ,- 49 ,.- ,, . A, J C.. mq is 7,4 -Ai. :-1 ,LTI Y' xf-2 ..-.L fy... '5 .Tc T2 f. :4 6 .. 71 L A .. ., ra F ,- 7 F 3 4 :4 I ,- Z. ,.. , 4 ft 73 1 3 J f .J ., O -.-. ,v ff 7 E N1 9 A Il -1 V ,- -1 'J C O ff vt 7 ,a Z-I .I -1 7 .. : fl fi CC 'J 4 C ... X4 E ,f ,- 1 -1 1- 7 .-x FJ Ni QD rf O Z f- C 'T -. -V -1 P-J C C IP L C F Miss Judith B. Wentz J.B.W X' We, the Class of 1970, wish to express to Miss Wentz our sincere thanks and appreciation. As ff ' ,NL rj ,, 1 2 ZW A F ' o no-.,.,x . X our class advisor she has supplied the assistance and guidance vital to our growth and achieve- ment as a class. Frequently, whenever needed, she has gone far beyond the role of advisor and been a friend to all of us. I-ler understanding, em pathy and trust have helped each of us at differ- ent times to carry on. Her wit has frequently changed our tears to laughter. She was always there when we needed her. We shall always cherish the memory of her kindness, warmth and brightness. Her guidance and faith in us have made these three years at Woman's Medical College a rewarding and meaningful experience. For her constant encouragement and thought- fulness, Miss Wentz, we say Thank you . ,f rf' ff, 5,5 1 4 X '-- - A 'df:,l',1 ' ' if O UAL 'ip N I ' 9 K 00: Z J I A 52 AUX l 'Q 'V Nw va. jo ,ln Cherylyn Arnold Che-:rylv Will you not come home, brother? You have been long away. lt's April and blossom time, and White is the spray, and bright is the sun, brother, and warm is the rain. Will you not come home, brother, home to us again? john Masefielcl Bill, guitar, solo, jean Harlow dresses, U. S. N. , sitting in a circle, moving in and out of the dormitory, monthly checks, older Woman of the class, sense of humor, leather skirt, midi skirt, How do you be a good jewish wife? 9 l 54 f 4 W if 165 gm! K Q M an-arf hu Carol nn Berdine Berdie The more we love the better we are- And the greater our friendships are, The dearer we are to God. ,lereiny Taylor Legs, Saturday in preventive inetlieine, long brown hair, elevate that leg, Where's your other knee soek? , Cherish , the Tigers, NHY1' Sweater girl. 1' an fm' Adele Beverly Edel Sooner or later a man, if he is wise, dis- covers that life is a mixture of good days and bad, victory and defeat, give and take. Wilfred Peterson old maid, tuba player, bellbottorns, fashion shows S A. S., bon fire in the lounge, one of the Supremes, l hate Eppi, We Won't discuss age ?t8rtaffCciQ football players, sting with food frustrated playwrite, basketball. MWQK ,fx,1u42.um,qlQ:, M. , ,,. -..,. -11 1 '- I-.-: l. ' Il - K, E -ME ...N -T:---.,-Q-. . 37' ff' wi , l , 0 , , 4 i . K PM n - - 1' ll 3 Elizabeth Cecelia Bonner Beth ll anyone should .151-i mc IO Qin- .1 l'L'.l5Oll wlijl l loved my lriuml, lliuru Could lu- only one .lIl:l'l'L'1'1 Because lic was lic, lu-cause l was l. Xloiihiiqiii class mectiims, Snoopy, lli5 mollmur loxus him, quiet and slay, 2-1-2-1-2-l, iiiuocencu, lgmg, braincliild, Slmoulclur to Cry on, fXl41z11'ti-ii, Hug .1 warm pupl-5, Ilw mnrryixig leinil, lm-of 57 .41 1 Michele Bridget Brace uShellie Life, I love you, always groovey. Simon and Garfunkle I can get for you a little cheapah! , Holy Cross mug, Do you know where Y. T.l-l. is? , ravishing redhead, Pete's frequenter, You have to come up to my house some weekend , Simon and Garfunkle, Freihofer's bag dancing on tables Long Tall Texan W O O P 58 rf. Beverly Owens Bradford ,,Bcvns To In x 15101-Lu Q- r-11r'I11py1rmr-xx uullu-11.111111 I Q: ., .l1lOlIlLl Xnorrxm us Hxlfb. xl II, '1iQIIl'iIxl!L'xlXOlxL X X Illl VI' X, I9u'1. lvool, UI ' ilu' month. Nkmglx K-Illllll ' IwIwxx1lIu1'oI llu' Marr, lolmrmr. Xlmllrrr. S X 'W' x vf ' I 0 , ....-A1 1- e- , , ,sr A ' ,A ll ., I 'fir I x ' o . -'eg 0 -Z 59 -e s '-s-it angry fs Helen C. Cerino 66Ceil99 Love knows not its depth 'till the hour of separation. Kahlil Gibran George, What's in the bowling bag, Ceil? , johnny Mathis albums, Piccalo player, Paul Newman, Oh, my nerves , understanding, one of the Supremes, Psychiatric nurse, Oh no! , Oct. 12, 1968, Def- initely Passive Aggressiven, pixie boots, Bronson. f' f ' XV,-sf .5--'94 60 O J 'xt 55658 .S I - - WI If O Joanne Geurhurl X ...W Q ! 4 X 111.111 ln'.lx I1 ?QIlUlIInI --'-1 .-I-.II11:,.g1.1.5111 I l I x 1 IUILU' Q i Ilolwll II1o'.'.11i111.g I' Iilllv wI11l1' X11II.:Jv.'.1go11, NI1.1v.11, 11.-ulmlf I I1 I. 'I' II 11 LI 1' I . II, Il1I . I.'.', NI -I -I QI ag' .Xll1N1'IxIlOI I11'.11I1IyIl I HM I I I fr J 11:5 f 15.7 Q 61 ' 1 'Wax gy' as f, in ,W X. f f au No endeavor is in vain, Its reward is in the doing, And the rapture of pursuing ls the prize of vanquished gain. Longfellow Fresh air girl, Rick, wall to wall carpeting, obsessive-com pulsive cleaner, Bull Pucky , P. T. I. , pussycat Have a cu of coffee , seamstress, sulfur compresses, pinned flNN-X dl WW X , I -fl Darlene Ka Gehrls Dar P x 7?1Q,Q 4 ' v' 62 an kv X.: iviun uyesk inshuw ss ' V11 N 011 gym' INIII l1lIl.'x'.I1-'11yv11,g1x1-111 1.11111 1111-,:1':r11111'g ll 1:1 11111-11 you ,luv ol 5o111:1-I1 l'1.ll yo11l111l', q1x1', l'..1l1l1lk11l11.111 Xlrs. Nlllm 5x'.ll' In-lov: 1111- l11l.1111 lI1lL', Ir1ll11-111,11l 111 I ycl'. ', I11111' 21, 19031, Gul LI11- l11'uo111 -111 l.! , IJv:1'1 qllulc 11lw.'l1lll I ll1111l. 1115 111-1I': l11o1.1'11, , XXl11'1'v':. 1115' 1 tooth, v.I1u1'u's 111ylootl1. ' 'UN Ji A 'sn' '51 , 0 .J O I 1011 63 Doris Kissinger Hort Doris Time is: Too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear, Too long for those who grieve, Too short for those who rejoice, But for those who love, Time is not. Henry Van Dyke Mrs. Phil, piles of records, long distance phone calls, trips to Arkansas, Snoopy and Critter, CQ1OTiT1g books, candles, May 3, 1969, What color is your hair to- day? , thigh-high skirts, stock in tooth brush companies, chocolate ice cream. ,f x X U A an ' s buf L 5 , I W -A s 64 2' .rf ,frvws We fer: 220721 A . .X f f? !v im CW 1--A-My J xx I X. v, i y 4113. MAKE 1.0 VE A ' i Hof ' U Q 1 it 4 N If il, Ruthanne Johnstone Ruthie And man, whose Heaven erected face, The smiles of love adorn . . . IXi:1n's inhumrmiiy to man, null-:es countless thousands morn! Robert Burns Peace marcher, Eddie, guitar strummer, Lady Godiva, 6.1, series, admirer of fXI:1ry's 'l', Y.. Dari-. Shadows hippy, what big eyes you have. V 65 Ak 'Iii' vlisvv' I 'Xauwneanoiher-... fr MW- Q in egg '- aff 6 Q In 0.02 if A I aren Kathr n Kazrnar Kaz They say if one understands himself, he understands all people. But I say to you, when one loves people, he learns something about himself. Kahill Gibran Chuckie , Annapolis, dents in the car, artist of the year, What are you doing jtme, 197O? , Old Stein, grease, so weird , curb side doctor, I. V.P,, Whopperland, Johnnie Carson, Pete's, dreams, thin legs, S, T, H, 66 'llxl ,lx amela Rosemur Kienle .Ilxi tio! LLM' .t X ?z..:n L- .ull luis nm lu' X-!YlllY.1 .llUl11hlXX.Hll1Xg, idl HIV. llwliuxuxul1l1.lu I ctw ' x.1?u N .1rl'o1'ou.glm zu, llzzix. ol XLi1'5l.l1lxf, xuzllml 111611 S, X, X,l',.Ri11gi11g xm A . mari. Xkuslxxugiou, lf won , Xiu? 1. Judith Ellen Kowalski Judi They might not need meg But they might. l'll let my head be just in sightg a smile as small as mine might beg Precisely their necessity. Emily Dickinson' Roman Holiday, borrower of many things, woman of two voices, dates with basketball coach, understanding shoulder to cry on, 2 West, windowsill line-up, Sing Out Lancaster, ballets, polly picture. Y gg' 68 I af! 1 V5- 's.,,,.,, E W Martha Lee Kuhns Martyn Hoop YOUI' face :ilu nys toward thc simihinc --:md 'dmc slmdows will 14.111 behind you. Wall XX'hilmgm Richard, frglu-rnity pnrtics, occ.zsion.11 ViSiIS home, Small Ong, x'ibrL1m In-rbozmliu, f-OOIIWLIH play-rs, Lctu-rs to Yiul Nam, Stun? 3ndS1cin, fklurlfs 11.11115 Saloon, cum- ouflagc, clwcscburqcrs, Irunzi-,-S. 11 W argaret Ann oore Hpeggyw . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, :ind I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the differ- ence. Robert Frost Where's the bathroom? , there they go , poet, deep thoughts, nightly hibernation, Gino's chicken, hematology clinic, soul filled with the spirit of giving, friend to all, Lee, Up With People. ,ffm QUQQ ,A 2 Marian Bernadette M ulligan Mar Our .llxl-l'.x1x-in u, w111 .'.u1wl', Ul1l'.4xliUIlI fr. 114-xvx' .gum mx lfr 4:1 0u1'sclxvx. l01'llM'fX0lIl ?f.Ul11'IlUl1H1', nm' 1-yur ll '.',i1m-I-v,. , mn' Ull1'XXOl'xl5 ilk lllvt-5-m'11.Qvl'i-. llliwg, 'lin' girlrf, Nou nl.lm11 xml , F1lL'x'l'iI1QlUlHllIlf,, proxnixinq YOUIIQ sllrqcou ', Ion-llo, 3i1klIL'I1 :.inle:,, 'I ln- Big l3lomlcYY, Num l3l.1lwlwg, Roln-rl, liuln-rl, Holm-rl, lxlslkcllmlll, Hull :XYIHX I1i2,Illbllil'l. 5 ff' I S f 'W v-.5 D I o S :Qs I 5 XX I 71 img? H11 , Q ' '59--a,,..r,3f 1 W l A Q af r A GS , 1 --..' uth Anne Stolzenberg 'sBrat,' A smile wins friends, chases blues, lightens work, costs nothing. Author Unknown Brat, The Little Blonde!, Villager clothes, nightly I calls from Mom, official orange cutter, 43 year old admirer, weekly office communications from Dad, Picture Perfect, cake decorator. 72 D1 I -,Q , f ' 0 I J dr Ellmbeth Strlpo .Q ri! Marx -f , r Nlxruws in Film is :'2.x1u-1' :mul :xo :vm lx ol ml.-xml .as ul K 0 x k IIIIIIIIOH ,lllxi 1'n'l'5x'l'X x'l'.ZT1x Q . ' Q K xx X .n'IMf1x Nlltlv-Sl1'11', Sll1XVOl'l, Xlrm xo::frxy.111o:: If' U. In-.aw in-l, tg lc 'hom' kxxlls lroltx ilu- Izozzwtlvxrl. ldlinirxl mxuim in I 'X V. ll. . 135'-110 U19 mzax '.'.'uul.:. I only gel .a IUUY - W1 'Ulu docs vSXCl'SIIl1I1Q .1lx-mu lI.1lx1R'I! to mc . I J ' ', 1 O ' I 3 I - --NX :X X '33, 'Z 1 -:Jig P5 Q , 73 T' 4, if 1--., I I' N 9-K Vlckl l For all the happlness manklnd can ga It 1S not 1D pleasure but ln rest from pam john Dryden Homemade Shoo fly ple, Phl Delta Chl Wyomlng, eyes wlthln the eyes CO2St Guard llberal mlnded, lnfectlous laugh, gerlauuc nurse, 'llttle brown bomb, D R girl with the gavel Sagittarius coffee ice cream, basketball. WW' Victoria nn Wengert 5 ' .f' ' .. I gg . . W ., , MX 6. nj .1 if Q Abi ,O rtle V Woods Mimi 11111.111111-1 111-11111 11 111 111 11111111111 V'11111H' 111 1 111 1 1: 1 11 , , r . 111.11- .1111111I1I11111l11111 1 1 1'11 11'1111'1111 1111I'11 111'1,111 1 111-.1v111111.111111.11,1.,1 111111'g,11'1-1111114 Sm 11 UO1111.1 1! , 1111'1 111 11 111 111111 1 K1 I X. 'q1111111f, -1- V ' ..,, . '11 . 1 -H 11 'x 55' X 'X RE EMBER WHE 'Memories pressed between the pages of our Minds. ' Within these pages are many of the memories we have experienced in our three years here at W. M. C. H. --sweet memories, bitter memories, happy memories, and sorrow-filled memories. To record all the events that make our memories would encompass a book bigger than the one we have made as our three years' remembrance. Many of the memories stated within this book bring to mind events that happened before, during, and after our expressed memories. As you read the lines written on these few pages, you can recall other memories--special ones for only you or general one involving all. Three years is a long time--a short time. Many things could and did happen to the girls, now women, known as the Class of 1970. As freshmen we entered the world of nursing as Naive Nellies . By eight P. M. that evening half the class was crying to go home, while the other half was trying the wings of their new found freedom. As the weeks whiled away, class time filled half our lives while the other half was filled with evening fun. Water fights left everything and everyone rather wet--slush, slush! The elevator should soon be at a permanent standstill due to rust. Salt and pepper, rice krispies, and peanut butter became a necessary accessory when wearing fairy boots. Of course all time wasn't spent in fun and gamesg we did indulge in the time old activity known as studying--once every full moon! Things, of course, got better as the days and weeks went on. Night time activities became definitely more risque--room stripping was in or should we say out ? That's right, Mary, second room down from the lounge, has anyone seen Brat?! Staying up all night also came into style. However after morning stares of the less hardy of the class registered looks of not mad, semi-mad, and mad--oh so angry! Skit night was a night to remember--never let it be said that the Class of 1970 was ever unprepared! Helen, we raise our glasses to you in a hearty toast-- Long Live Sagging Radiators! However the original radiator sagger will remain nameless at this time, won't she, I. B. ? Of course life wasn't one big game during that memorable freshman year. Many of us WERE freshmen--we knew about life and we knew about death, but knew little about how to maintain this life or prepare for this death. I believe we also learned a great deal about sickness and health but even learned a greater deal about the people that sickness and health affected. We learned a great deal about ourselves. We found within- ourselves emotions and feelings which we had never 76 dealt with before and we learned to handle them. We learned that there is someone else in the world ht-sides me . When a hand was stretched toward us for reassurance, kindness and understanding, we could grasp this hand and convey the feelings desired. We could say verbally and non-verbally, l .un here. Please let me help. I understand. We gave of ourselves and we received many rewards in return--a smile of thanks, a nod of approval, a word of appreciation, and the love of and for our fellowman. The second step toward our goal was taken with the beginning of the Specially Year. More books from the Rittenhouse Book Store, new people, and more paperwork--care studies, l.P.R. 's, formula classes, bath class- es, what-to-say and how-to-say-it classes! Andrew and Theresa classes, and Kitty classes. The first group at E. P. P. I. learned the meaning of passive-aggressiveness--always late for class, work, but never lunch-- Like Wow! The first group in Maternity learned that babies are born in the most peculiar places--the elevator, the labor room, the E. R. and the bed pan-- not that delivery table, Judi! Pediatrics can be fun!--just ask the first group to go to Pedi--like feeding time at the zoo. As each group moved from specialty to specialty, more stores of work came into being. Fan clubs were formed-- All for K. R. stand up and hollar. Day counting be- came popular for engagements, weddings, B. C. pills, and when will this specialty ever end! As the specialties moved on our knack for mischief became knacker. Somehow our own Mrs. Chase got into the B. R. in the class room hall--really Miss Michelmore, everyone needs privacy at one time or another. This year was a year for changes. We found that we were no longer jtmiors but third level students--another maroon band for our cap! Third level--I-IA! juniors we remained, juniors forever, that is what we thought when test time came. Pages and pages of notes that we took but only God and Nlrs. Seekford and Mrs. Boggs know--maybe Andrew and Theresa know. We were even drawn closer during these months--nights of studying together, helping each other, typing papers, preparing conferences, just being together for comfort after a particularly trying day. We realized time and again that the least little step we took toward the betterment of patient care became a major step to us as we saw the look of gratitude from a new mother, received a sticky kiss and a bear hug from a child, and won the trust and confidence of a mentally disturbed patient, unreachable , We gave and we received. 77 Trumpets blared, cymbals clashed, bugles bugled--the Class of 1970 was finally known as the SENIOR CLASS. Of course to every one else we were level four--right down or should we say up to our black bands. Back to work girls! Bed pans, decubiti, Ml's and incontinence. We celebrated the leaving of junior year and the coming of senior year with a party at Sliv-y's. Many of us were made to realize that, he really cares . Marian's birthday was time of celebration-- Please get Marian's head out of the sink! Every night wasn't a party. Water fights came back into style. Mimi has a beautiful set of maroon-colored underwear dyed by her brand new sweatshirt of maroon. This was a great year for the B. B. team--we finally won a game--Rah, team Rah! I. C. finally came through. The halls often vibrated with sound--the sound of silence and the sound of who wants to go to a fraternity party? You could always count on the F. P, three--Marty, Adele, and Vicki. During the sounds of silence you could always hear the sound of the air, cold, cold, air rushing through your closed window. Even Beth's warm puppy hug couldn't keep you warm. A favorite night- time outfit became long flannel nightgowns, sweatsocks, sweatshirts, mittens, and night caps--that was before going to bed--ten blankets followed that in bed. If the cold got unbearable some of the group found Richard's Motel quite warm. The sound of 2 A, M. silence-- Guard coming through .... guard coming through .... guard coming through. Hey girls do you think the guard's coming through? As seniors we made more and more dis- coveries about people. We were actually looked up to by the freshmen for our knowledge , instructors listened to us, doctors thanked us--people made a discovery about us--we were people. Now we are taking the last preparatory steps in the making of a young woman for a nursing career. We realize that caring for people is not a job but a profession. Soon we will be women in White, taking life and death more seriously. We are now pre- pared to maintain that life and prepare for the death We knew of as freshmen. As We go through the doors of A. P.I-I. for the last time on May 29, 1920, we will carry with us the memories of our three years together. Many of the memories were not written down within these pages but you will all have those special ones to carrywith you. Some thing of ihe present will always bring the words remember when to your lips. Mem- ories, sweet memories, memories pressed between the pages of our minds. ' M. W. 78 any O f .fz,nCc.1f1'1 ' MTX-t STEREO rzcu 2 su., ,Q lqfl W -4.-.U ml. S H .1 Ss :A..J.......,,. 4 ru M OO ff , easier K ! v. :H .J . I 1 j 1 . , 3'-f Q . I 7 f N ,f x5u ' J 'a -. t 1 in f f ' V7 ,K ll '.V 'l , !!'f , 1 IIIIJT 'uf L xx1 mpcoplc! sw .i.:x1.A S fra. Q ..,, Another I'I1OT1li!1g-- ' '- another hnngovc Arc you suro you want to ' borroxz' MY slip, Bk-lla? Did you my X1J.I'i.lll '.'.Q1t Ililuuu muuulus c.11!x' 101 worl. lod.1y7 QQ ' 511 Marian, you had a party without us again. fx We've got a .X ' lot to give. .. ky f' ' .L I 1 1' e L io, ,Q Dear Mike, . . . 'f E Mk , ,1 ,,,. i' E NH n ER . . .A . 5 lf, 9 V 'L , N - 'J xv. 'H 4 IIN I ,JJ Q 4 ii i, ,. ' fr, -8 Hz-J' 1 Fifi! ,sl .11 Mar, I didn t know you cared. fi Mirror mirror on the wall X11 1...-7 ,il 80 Get me to the trash can on time. x 'X' I LL Alright alrc ndy! , QM! X f T4 'S 1 3' 2,7 S.T. I-I.!!! Oh Holy Night. . . I .nav Remember how simple life used to bc? Bun v.'O11'l X.-.'cg1r off! Compliments of METALWELD, INC. 2617 Hunting Park Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19129 Protective Coatings. Industrial Maintenance, Construction Equipment Cuiiiplinicnts ul' the BRAKE gl CLUTCH C0 Cniigrnttiltilioiis 1. Incorporated rom Hilo-l'-1l'iLllI'lHOlll1l.Ad'C. Philzidelphiu, Pu. l9l30 Po 3-7994 Engineered Brukc Material lingineercd Clutch Mutcriul AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Compliments of BUCHANAN PHARMACY 3351 Vaux Street Philadelphia, Penna. l9l29 Vl-1-7995 PHOTOS BY ZA MSKY STUDIOS Compliments of FERN FLOWER SHOP 7100 Ridge Ave. IV 3-5971 IVZ -588-1 T' X , Pf- Lli 539 , 1 of 5' .1 I X xy ,J The Brothers Of KAPPA PSI PHARMACEUTICAL FRATERNITY Beta Omega Chapter extend best wishes to the Senior Class of 1970 of the Woman's Medical College, School of Nursing in their future endeavors. Also we wish to extend our thanks for the elaborate atmosphere which you have brought, through your presence, to our successful year of social events. Keep Swinging Girls! Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 from the CLASS OF 1971. BRIGHT SIGN CO. 1215 Race Street Lo 3-9480 Bulletin Boards, Professional Signs, Stencils, Rubber Stamps GEORGE D. BERDINE GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1240 Englewood Street Pi 2-0103 Best wishes to the Senior Class MR. 8a MRS. JAMES BONNER BETH, JIM, PAT, FRAN, 84 JOE Lou 84 Deiil Mac lnerney's l.ynn 84 Tom Mc Ciill Mrs. J. Clifford Mc Phillips Mrs. Frank Marcus. RN. Marty 84 Rick Mr. Emil Mathis Reuben Meisel Ellen L. Michelmore Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Fred Miller Mrs. Marian Mogul Peggy Ann Moore Mr. 8: Mrs. William Moore Miss Geraldine Morris Sally Moss Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Mulligan Marian Mulligan Kathy Neiman. R.N. Gassam Niknejad. M.D. Mr. 84 Mrs. O'Connor Pallie Mrs. C. V. Peterson. L.P.N. Phi Delta Chi William J. Phillips. D.D.S. Scott Polsky Poocho Mrs. E. Quinn. R.N. Eric Rayesky Joey Rayesky Mr. 84 Mrs. Vincent M Rayesky Mr. 84 Mrs. Vincent S Rayesky Kris Ries Mr. 84 Mrs. Samuel Rose Dr. R. Sahillioglu Miss Sander, R.N. Mrs. Seekford. R.N. Shcllte N Saiiiiny Liongr.ttul.ttions Seniors. l'.tttI Stcgal. M.D. Simone .l.tntes Slayton Mr. M Mrs. .lines P. Slovttls Mrs. Naomi Spruel Margie Statllord Mrs. lelorence Stewart Miss Elizabeth Stokes Mr. 84 Mrs. Otto A. Stolzenberg A. Stotesbury. R.N. Mrs. S. E. Summers Terri 8: Bill Tootie Tracy 84 Terri Carol Trevethan Harriet Urqhart Bonnie Waller Elliot Weiss Mr. 84 Mrs. S. Kenneth Wengert Judy Wentz Mrs. Cecilia Whitman Mrs. Robert Whitmore, R.N. Lee Wildemore' Marie Williams Mrs. E. Wilson Mrs. Harry Wismer. Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. John Woods Mr. 84 Mrs. Michael J. Woods Mrs. Wylie. R.N. Margaret Aiken Mrs. Ancrum Miss Elsie Anhauser B. J. Atkinson Mrs liatconi Mrs. Btirnell li.ill'our Dent Banks Mr. l'rctl M. Banks Mrs. Bettditt l orraine D. Bequliett Mrs. Dorothy Berdine Joan Berger Bernice 84 Johnny Mr. 84 Mrs. William ll. Beverly Mrs. Bigelow Mrs. lvy Briggs Bernard Bruce Bruce 84 Vicki Cindy Buerkle, R.N. Mildred Cadwallader Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Huston Campbell Gail Carman Mrs. Gay Carter Mrs. Caruso Ceil Mr. 84 Mrs. George Chase Chuck 84 Karen Christmas Noel ll Mr. 84 Mrs. J. C. Chrzanowski Mr. 84 Mrs. Basil W. Coale Bob 84 Jane Colanzi Mrs. CarlConlon. R.N. Mr. 84 Mrs. Burl H. Corbett Mrs. Helen Cosgrove Norma David. R.N. Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph R. Davis Dee84 William Dt.it1iieIJeln.ttoiiis liillk tierry Deicrs Donlay Mrs. Dooney Mrs. llclen Dougherty. R.N. Mrs. Joseph I-. Dyro Dr. Noorjehain lzssa Bonnie l'arreIl John Ferraro Marty, Nancy. 84 Marty Hannery Miss Christine Freeman A Friend Mrs. E. M. Gcarhart Mrs. Richard A. Gleaves, Jr. Miss Jo Grace. R.N. Miss Pauline Grove JamesJ. Higbee. M.D. Mike 84 Vivian Hinshaw Miss Mary Holden. R.N. Mr. 84 Mrs. Philip F. Hort. Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. Philip F. Hort. lll Barbara Hughes John 84 Helene Sue Ellen Kauffman Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Kienle Mrs. K. Kishi Mrs. Doris H. Kissenger Mrs. James Kuhns Larry Kuhns Ronnie Lauer Mr. 84 Mrs. Michael Lesh Dorothy M. Lindley N'-D ' 5W,..,,,f gl . Q 5'J1 .- 9' . Q ,H all - 'glen-Q.. t . Q ' Q i ,VI I X, ,. A. IJ, V Z It A . 0 R I Lx T . .l ,.i . 1 ' f 1- - 7' , . CM - '- ' . ' 1 - 'f ' Q Q- . . - , -L fo . Q o S Q- .. ds ' ' 'f' ,B -nf .' X sl' ' '3' Q, I . . q 49. , t ' 1 ' . M . Q.. Q 'xv 'I' W , .fuk r M . if - . ir ' I' . 6 2 . Q' .2 B' 'fr' '. 4 Q A 1 ' . 1 Q , 'o , 'Sz J. QT 1. ,.. 75. new, ' 'I fs- . ' . 1 1 5 1 a v. .l qi' . . 'ft O ' Q, 'sf 1' ' I ' U 5 IQ Q ,.'L ' 9 V C 'fx 5 Q H i-WV' 11' . U 5 Q ' ,W ,. , ...mn . - .. -. f-'if' v 4 1 I - -. ' Q :JA , as ' ' 'fm 3 ' . A-1. W 'v' gm.. w ,gb 'v .., .Q Q -. W' - ' r - M . 9 1, s ' ' . ' ' ig ' 4.2 - Jw vs. -- 4 39 h .- . 'Q - we , . ' V , 0 . 5 Q 'l - - ' 8 4 'twkxxf A s - U J s J u . 0 O 'O H . 1. o h. .Q I5 . ,, . . x I 1 : v X - A.. D. -f '-f .- 2 ff '14, S.. Qs . lf' ..- i ' ' I' ' O l ' 'Q N ' ' .Qi ' Q. I .- 1 ' -3 ta 1 'Q' . Q xxx.. 'UU -'Qs ff I ,L J A 2 tx VI A aff' ,xv 5, ,3 , Kurglln 1 A 'Q aw f'13f ? v 5 ,n 'XM Q Vu. . .., -, T., Tam, :,., 9 5 . , ffgngxh,-,3,N ,H M ws1fA ,. , 1' S Q' ,H .,,, , - Q2 'in 1 'E 5 The Nightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before Cod and in the presence of this assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my 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. 87 This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end It is rather the end of the beginning. -Anonymous- l.,.IyQ I Y ' ' a r A . f.'v 1. -. he I Q. 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