Nazareth School of Nursing - NSN Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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IHI Jll IIIRS X I ,f X. 'o 1 X Q OFFICERS: FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT June Harrison Joann Brogli Mary Io Dixon Marilyn Dale Kaye Queen Mar garet Grant Jewell Hatfield SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Phyllis Ruddell Joyce Pulliam Delta Rose Vice Mary Jane Herrington Maxine Whitaker Jean Schick Evonne Elarn THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Louise Durham Betty Mulberry Georgia Crager Jane Riddell, Eunice Courtney, Betty Woodall, Vera Walker. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Wilson, Ann Hughes, Elizabeth Harrod, Dorothy Myers, Wanda Snedeger. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Prince, Buena Isaccs, Marie Williams, Joyce Wicke, Jane Compton. President -- Maxine Whitaker Vice President -- Wanda Snedegar Sec. and Treas. -- Dorothy Myers

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gm ig-f PRIIPHHIY It is the year 1960, and the biggest Alumnae Banquet 1n the history of Nazareth School of Nursing 1S in full swing Guy Lom bardo's Band is furnishing the music in the background of the school's beautiful new ballroom Everyone 1S there except Ruby and Ruth Lane They are stationed with the Navy Nurse Corps in Hawaii Their telegram of regrets arrived late this evening but as we look around we can spot all the other nineteen fifty three graduates In fact, Lucy Martina was the very first one to arrive She was full of news from Hollywood She has at last succeeded in breaking .Terry Lewis s arm and is doing private duty with him After her grand entrance, it wasn't long until her old roommate Betty Santel, pulled up in her very own Cadillac convertible It seems she has the General Hospital 1n C1nc1nnat1 well 1n hand She is head of the anesthesia department there Lou Robinson is having a lovely time greeting old acquaintances Her dream of being orthopedic scrub nurse has at last become a reality Willie Kate Mills 1S going around looking at people planning her next wr1teup in the A J N Her picture 1S sure to be seen 1n the next 1ssue as she has recently been elected the new editor in chief Jenny Lou White and Mary Ann DeF1l1ppo have their noses together over 1n the corner They have really made a success of their dress designing business their originals are being copied by Paris designers Juicy D1sponette had to leave her guns and spurs at the door but she brought in her unbelievable stories of Frontier Nursing Carolyn Grant has given up her nursing career and has joined the F B I so she can keep up with Bob Three members of the State Board are talking shop and looking over old friends and classmates You'll remember them Ann Wilder, Carol Ann Hall and Joy Phillips Mayme Ballinger is having a wonderful time making eyes at the boys in Guy L.ombardo's band Ruby Hall 1S teaching nursing arts in Morehead She and I H ffl!!! Ellis have finally settled down as man and wife. Jeanette De- Filippo is living in Texas with her husband, Sonny, who is making a career of flying. Florence Fitch has taken over Mrs. Secoy's place as head nurse on Second East. Her probationary experience sure came in handy. Carleen Pardi is superintendent of the hospital in Frankfort, and will soon be getting her doctor's degree. Sally Bowling has at last picked the lucky man and is devoting her tender, loving care to one patient. Everyone is making up for lost time talking to Marjorie Tuttle and Geneva Disponette. It seems they have the knack for raising families. At the last count their children numbered an even six for each, Mona Sharp is still hiding the scalpel from.Dr, Pennington, she's his private scrub nurse. Paula Mulcahy and Jeanette Buck are still working on O. B. In fact, they are the Heads, Mrs. Wiley, better known as Harriet, just announced the arrival of her second daughter. She and Ray are planning another honeymoon because the first one was so short. Betty Maher's nursing ability is coming in handy. Her three sons have just recovered from an attack of measles. Frances Baskett has finished her post-graduate work and is now settled down in a cute little cottage with Bob, Speaking of cute little cottages, Lena Fristch has just re- modeled her home. She has taken up interior decorating and making it a side-line to her nursing profession. Every one is settling back for a nice long stay because Betty Carroll is just beginning to tell about her excitement when her Honey came home. So on went the banquet and on went the lives of the Alumnae-- We wish for each of them good luck and happiness. T74 m m ... m m m V S 'i' -L? mm -.4

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IHI HHSHMI FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Zelma Perkins, Ada Roe, Dorothy Shelton, Barbara Dickerson, Maxine House. Betsy 'ff Switzer, Ann Riley. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Bailey, Patsy Brown, Lettie Johnson, Beth ann Huff- ., meyer, June Seal, Velma Gray, Ida Kurtz. THIRD ROW, x ,,.,, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Curry, Rosette Key, Ruth Dotson, ip- X Elizabeth Kirby, Peggy Wills, Carol Sparks, Dolores Deaton. 0 '42 of FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Alexander, Jean- Q! ette Galloway, Rosalie Baker, Joyce Bramel, Betty Bald- win. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elvena Johnson, Ida Means, Shirley Dosier, Bonnie Wardle, Faye Hagen, Betty Cobb. SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Gallihue, Betsy Bramlett, Sue Combs, Irene Webb, Ann Coomer, Betty Preston, Joyce House, Lorrine Meinhart, Betty Collier. OFFICERS: President -- Maxine House Vice President -- Velma Gray Sec. -- Bonnie Wardle Treas. -- Vivian Bailey 25