Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing - Ilythias Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1962 volume:

F V i-u IQEZ Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing 500 Souih Maple Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois if px 4 55 V VA P' 454 'F' 1 fl 15 F1 r In Greek mythology, lliihyia daughter of Hera, is The divinity of labor and birih. No child could be born unless she was preseni, no rnoiher could find relief from pain wiihouf her. I: l s .13 'G R f ET A5 .X1 3 The Torch and ouisireiched hand of encouragement, are symbolic of lliihyia. The symbolism is paralleled in the help and care, given in the lighi of knowledge by the nurse Dedicated to Gut Lady of Mercy Zhese are the gifts .1 ask Of thee, Spirit serene: b Strength for the daily task, Zonrage to face the road, Good cheer to help ine bear the traoeler's load, And, for the hours of rest that coine between, ,An inward joy in all things heard and seen. Zhese are the sins .lfain Would have thee take away: ,Malice and cold disdain, Hot anger, sullen hate, Scorn of the lowly, envy of the great, And discontent that casts a shadow gray ' ess of a common day. On all the brightn se f- ly J jf' x , VE f X P1 W N54-, ff-TRY. ' N' l'Qw.'HSZx , A - .R , 'H 13 4. 1 . 2 ' 7 - ' A2 , L V ' ' ' l,fffC f ' , Je. f.f'T'ff': if - . V , ,, . N I' , A . k - wi' - A g - J' J! - , '. I ,I ' X ? y 'Q E? us iff' 1 1 r I R Ls . . X 3 In the foyer of Misericordia Hall is a striking example of the crest of the Sisters of Misericorde. Done in Italian mosaic, the beautiful escutcheon is a focal point of interest. Embraced by branches of oak lies a shield ot blue and silver. Below three rosettes surmounted by a gold cross on an eminence of gold, the shield is divided . . . on the right halftheletterMsurmounted by a golden crown appears on an azure field, on the left is a broken reed on a field of silver. The motto, DERELICTS MISERICORDIA, and the name of the order, SOEURS DE MISERICORDE, appear on the base. The gold ofthe shield signifies charity. The three rosettes express love united with charity in the work of mercy. Azure denotes the nobility of sentiment guiding the work. The M crowned with gold bespeaks the protection of Mary, and is the initial letter of the houses of Misericorde. The broken reed signifies the penitents who come to recover their innocence in a home of chastity, symbolized by the silver. Courage and strength of soul are symbolized by the oak branches. DEREUCTIS MISERICORDIA is literally translated as --tender pity for blighted souls. 4 'x sh?5a.5,i:x f i J.. Y , , . as 1 ' ff. -1- , . ' , figfiifsgf 4' - fn .U .,,g , ff- 'L' 2' ' A Ti, gg .3 'kt' J V . i.: I '- .1 A wr 1 The Very Reverend Monsignor james V. Moscow, is Assistant Director of Hospitals, Archdiocese of Chicago, spiritual Director of the Catholic Nurses' Council and the Catholic Student Nurses' Council. Monsignor olficiated at the ground breaking ceremonies for Misericor- dia Hall and since September 1961 has made his home in St. Rosalie Hall. .. . it vzmwesw Reverend john A. Dulficy, Chap- lain of Oak Park Hospital is a familiar figure to every student nurse. Devoted to the spiritual wel- fare of those who come into his care, Father is characterized by gene- rosity, kindness, and a hearty sense of humor. , I Sister Saint Therese is the Superi- or, Administrator of Oak Park Hospital. Mother Therese returned to Oak Park Hospital for her third admini- strative term in September, 1961. Her warm smile and kind, motherly attitude endear her to all who seek her assistance and counsel. She always has time to listen. U6 T' 'im Sister Saint Timothy was Director of the School of Nursing for 26 years, until january, 1959. Her ingenuity and perseverance in fund- raising played no little part in the realization of Misericordia Hall. Now, as Director of Nursing Service, her thoughtfulness and considera- tion lor patients is a perfect example for everyone to follow. Sister Saint Giselle, s. m., R. N., M. S., Director of the School of Nursing, has held this position since january, 1959. Sister's warm personality combined with deep understanding and sympathy have endeared her to students and faculty alike. Without her untiring efforts, the beauty and uniqueness of Misericordia Hall would never have been realized. Under her guidance and counseling, the school of nursing has progressed in the best tradition of nursing education. ',ew,.1,: ' R V J S fi , ti -q-JV' Sv? , Am - s Xe X A X , .XE xA Vx 0 REVERRND BERNARD sci-:Em Psychology insmmor SISTER SAINT MRS. JUNE OWEN, Exffulivf Secretary No man can reveal to you aught butthat which already lies half asleep in the dawning ot your knowledge. The TEACHER who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather ofhis faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the Threshold of your own mind. For the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. MRS. JOSEPHINE A. NORDAHL, R.N., MA. f 1 Educational Director K ,gf ll lli . lsll,lll55 ll W X I., MISS MARY STECER, B. S. S? 4.5 Registrar-Social Director - MRS. LAEL MADSEN 5' -, sf- - Q Librarian Xxx W, av , -- J .xi 1 if ggffflr' j1' f K' - V Y, 5, . ' MRS. CHARLARENNER,R.N.,B.S.N. 54:5 ' f ' V X Ah A 'l' Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing g - ' .Q-5' ti 3 -ul M lif t i l ,,,t I 'N ' il li gl -'S fi S ' 'ii' V if i i F. W ' 0 H via. x K' 'Qi I 5 I 5 N X B 0 J , li , , I . Q - it' f 3 + , ' . ' ' 'fn gf, 0 'X 'v Fl N l .. 7 .L .,.,. l l ll fi. 'S MRS KATHLEEN M141-:K B s -' r t O' M - Q, 1 ' I' ,I ' iw, - . I , . . Ygiffff V do ,V T QSM! W Dienician -I A X -sf F -S ,. if '- , , S, ,Z ,'t, ,ri 9 cc ,.: I 1 Q ' 'fb -M',1.V . :if I - MISS ROSEMARIE FITZEK, R. N., B. S. N. Instructor, Fundamentals of Nursing MISS CAROL CLINTON, R. N. Instructor, Operating Room Nursing 5, , .F Aw I iv I gi, W s ' v hr- f .. I K 1 ,nf . .A gr , if :,: .H -gm, MISS -IO ANN FULLERTON, R. N., B. S. Instructor, Obstetrical Nursing. sri, as :' ' W ,W W , I A, if X2 9 1'-, B I' I 5 f ., ..... fra r XF! J, .gig .,,. f - T E i-IN ' J. ...... Q, ,Q n i , MISS GIDRIA COVEY, R. N. Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing i i 1: vt I We 4 4 MRS. RAMONA WILSON, R. N. Student Health Director E Hvrnwu u iff-1-Pe tl I I I I xl ' Pill f if out 9 A ,, K f il MRS. HENRIETTE KURITZA, B. S. Instructor, Basic Sciences 4- f ' '-I, f 5 F 'Q ls ai ' I'-FQ p .I X2 lc .L sg,, i M -I, 1 A .-f is , 1. 3-' 1 - ggi- If . R, F I fl l MRS. PATRICIA NELSON, R. N., B. S. N. Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing : i . K-s if 1 1. .: -1 gf 1 I n M H iii an V T, 1 - - ..,. E, H .ii W1 . '-,pf MRS. BARBARA ALBRECHT, R. N., B. S. N. Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing xc eil MRS. HELEN AYRES, R.N., l'. H. N. Instructor, Fundamentals of Nursing MISS MARY O'I.OONEY, R. N. Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing ' Iwi ,- .-tl .,,.. ... , sss i ..l1.- - .f y .ti ffl MISS JULIE BOZICEVICH, R. N. Instructor, Medical-Surgical Nursing n I ,' li 4- . Q-f ij . Q3 igig i...--xtx f. MISS JEAN MAC COYVAN, R. N., M. S. Clinical Coordinator Ui. i flt'Tl.il': at 9: 5 I 2 ,- ss' Sister Saint Rose de Lima, Sister Marie dela Charite, Sister Saint Leander, Sister Marie Claude. Not Pictured: Sister Saint Timothy, Sister Saint Maurice, Sister Saint Adrien, Sister Saint Giselle, Sister Marie DuCarmel. First Row: Sister Saint Therese, Superiorg Sister Saint Paule of Rome, Sister Saint Albert, Sister Saintjohn Bosco. Second Row: Sister Saint Gabriel Archangel, Sister Marie de Sion, Sister Saint Florence, Sister Saint Paulina, Sister Saint Angele, Sister Saint Arsene, And there are those who have little and give it all. These are the believers in lite and the bounty of life, and their Cotter is never empty. There are those who give with ioy, and that ioy is their reward. And there are those who give and know not pain in giving, nor do they seek ioy, nor give with mindtulness of virtue. They give as in yonder valley the myrtle breathes its fragrance into space. Through the hands of such as these God speaks, and from behind their eyes He smiles upon the earth. 11 Ft l l 4? 4 I lt P ff 4 Q15 Z ' Wise men have come to you to give you ot their wisdom. I came to take of your widsorn: And behold I have found that which is great er than wisdom. It is a flame spirit in you ever gathering more of itself, While you, heedless of its expansion, bewail the withering ot your days. lt is lite in quest of life in bodies thattear the grave. I2 'qt' if Near Q Virginia Lilly Presideni Rochelle Gawlik Treasurer gm V in i GRADUATE . Twfii z '15 A534 Q i Carol Eck W www? W Mfg ' gf ..,.. SV L egg X 232252511 Q H ffm Wig' 'M' . , im. H Www, n1w2'mf 1- ' new ' qu 2 'if-Z ww -5.j'x'm ' gfixvfugggs . .Y E ,Eg Y N V my. 1' Tin, Saundra Jasper Vice President Minnie Rutigliano S ocia! Chairman .151 Q Seffefafy 7 ,,ii1iii1iii E. i, L l QL Hmm' iiih mzfsgifk-We-W,. mi,-.W,ifem:fw, i I, V'Ak ' I3 we 'Q9.i7.9E55 'i Fifli 4: -w wwwxig m wagmgeli '-iggiigfl-gv fqih ww E' Q ef: r X , jean Cleaves Andrea Dunn Sheila Elbert Patricia Gorman Karen Gosch gg 5 G1 .V Hawaii W GN ui iw N 1 wk gif: W 1, W 1 , ' :sg Q , X , 14 Ji, 5.7-.?.f.T,+-111ifw 3 :A rx -:+1 . .:.:.....:.gr L. .Q ggi .-i-sw ,. ii ., Y I: , N .. i L M U LQ' a in i. 'ff ii , . i :Q aa 1 1 , , , N3 74 , f A , Mary Huang Florentine Kovas Patricia Manning Barbara jelinek 3, r Vis' ' U ww , , - Qiississ 'L WEQPM 1 ill-4fE y aaaa an W 2 2 ,M Z.. H A C arol Kennedy ,rj .f'f3' V an i5 5 r M W ' K , Ja , 1 NJ i, V S x- i xr, EZ?-a aa F A Ruth Martin Margaret McLenahan Deanna Nasios Carol Pelka Barbara Price Kathleen ROCh6 arar a aa - hz., '1' --' ..., .1.,zsz,! 51- 21 , '-'.. iff' -mega' E'.i V V W ' I L - ::,,5g?!l,: FEE! ,X w H: , 1 mu V: 5 1 l , V' -A gdgrf:-:Zig virf 'P Img ,.-.- F f . I E 5, f ,, N .:x,,' 'HQ ' aux' M Hx f V i i' wx 'I - Q N 4 x ' I aim '- 16 A- ,P .,::,.:: W -. :M : rv , A- . -,. ., -:-wg,-:g 4' Mf?1n X l -1-, ,::::-.FW- F . , ..s ' P22 ': ' lv M: 'H .. , , 4 , .... ..., . 'ef N . , . .. , ., ... , . .1 my -- , v. '-'- f 1, -,fl h .. 1 E af! -'A -- . f, - ' -:: . . 'V ' ' 'ife,.f .31 '- - ra Lxfx . 4,-49 'L' I W ' , 9 ea 0 f l if Judith Stim ac Carol Sztuczko Martha Wheeler Kathleen Zeller Alice Hayes l 66 4 l fi , aw N' ,E -Q ' f ..fJ' 1 Y. If - v 17 523-,, -P IUNIORS And let your best be for your friend. lf he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill. Seek him always with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. 18 ,-Q, ,-1 ,fx gi? Ne: 1 1 tt, w u t, ff. giiskgg w H ww u I ' ti M ' I t 'fi X ,f', 5 z I J 2 1 , ,KAI - :-H :-: I M . I t ,i X n I Ii ,,,m.- I We W. Y'-,rr W- ii' 951 H wt Q .- J,!':: : -t 1 X 2, 5 X X N 'Y v:.?sg,Sg J. U 1 Seated: Mrs. Kathleen Meek, Advisor: Sharon Dickman, Secretary: Kathleen Kenny, President. Back Row: Karen Ryder, Treasurer: Mary Rogers, VicePresident. ' .vin Ei' Seated: Moira McAniff Standing: Ceraldinejaraaewski Sandra Nary 1' 4 Q ,L Sealed: judy Rose, Karen Ryder, Patricia Skarda. Standing: Mary Donahue, joyce Ross, Patricia Murphy. Hwy if i ,f 5 ,H N is i if 5-we Ig, w Kneeling: Kathleen Kenny, Frances Dyrda Seated: Rosemary DiSa.lvo, Audrey Chiado, julia Foley, Mary Caruso N Nif ' , '1' ' A 'I-if X Xi vigil. J nf' ' Nd ' 'I 'ly 'I l A Diane Lutz, Barbara Krumrcy, Mary V V 'lolson -9 5 A Q. , I gf 55, ,Y ' K -Q '15- , l like ilaifilt 2 r FN . V , Xxx i L A J 'ea 24 P ! li lr f . , ,l ,4 . A gg .xi of eoll Kneeling: Arlene jacobs, Linda Klemp Seated: Sophie Tirililli, Margaret Schermerhorn, Mary Cahill, Laurel Schemmer IT 'Ts 3 ff: 5: 9 FRESHMEN It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through unclerstandingg And to the open-handed the search for one who shall receive is ioy greater than giving. And is there aught you would with-hold? All you have shall some day be giveng Therefore give now, that the season of giving may be yours and not your inheritors'. ZZ Ei4 -fr , -1 Seated liosenmrie Filzck, Aclvisorg Carolyn Gruber, Secretary, Kathleen King, Treasurer. Sl i Kllllg lx iren Allen, Presidcntg lirenda llurlcll, Vice Presiclcnl. We entered Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing as fledgling nurses imbued with the desire to alleviate suffering and dedicated to our chosen profession. Classes were our guide to knowledge and we found that learning was listening, observing, reading, and thinking. The doing came after capping when we had more contact with patients . . . the feeling of responsibility contributing much to our sense of accomplishment. Class unity was strengthened as we worked on our class proiects and enioyed the social events which we sponsored. Memories of assignments, tests and the many tears of frustration are softened by the sound oflaughter and the comfort of com- panionship. Together, we realized that we must know the why and the how before we could become the nurse of our dreams. Z3 : QL a f rrr F lm I 4 Q-'N' W .:. ,J , vw- -fx -. X -l - 1 .5 i 4 He' ,, , ...L, . Z , if in .- 2 -QQ- f lb- 755 . X A i . Y 5 , -, . , A..,A. Q A F 1 if F' 15 Hgfifi, ,, CLASS OF 1964 First Row: judith jackim, Barbara Bartel, jerrilyn H auptinan, Pamela Knefel. Second Row: Carolyn Gruber, Susanne llochsletter, Bonnie Baima, Kathleenjaniiolkowski, Maureen Carniody. Third Row: Linda Alexander, Karen Allen, Nancy Bogdanowia, Karen Edwards, Calherine Kazieh. Fourth Row: Brenda Bartelt, Judith Brabeck,judiLh Bosko, Linda llolik, Kathleen King. Fifth Row: janice Alumbaugh, Miriam Frankenberg, joyce Ilernian, Sandra Hunter, Mariann Kesnian, Linda Kickhefel 24 , ii i' ' ' :5.,. .f: i ii? 'i . , :- , ,,, , wg V U 5s.fi5,kgg,Ugizg ii xi xtirxgx xi 5 UH 1 ,am fggyfyfggfi -S' ,. , ' ,V ,Tr W . , . l 7: U , H, , , . . ., i xi . ty I ,,,. Migrk.. , W fm gg is :clap .W 5 1 ,H 1 i:v,, ' 'leafs mst- , 2 l I l l l 4 , A I Q 1'- if 94.-1 -BL an -is. -w. Fifi? ' 4 -' 'rv J' , V V, 4 ta: 1'-fPfS ' - 53.92 ,ii v 1 qv- L., -9 0 mi CLASS OF 1964 First Row: Diane Soderstrom, Kathleen Powers, Patricia Mazur, Elizabeth N ardi. Second Row: Carol 0'llare, Camile Nega, Marilyn Miller, Patricia Smith, Beverlee Steen. Third Row: joann Wojton, Patricia Padjen, Melanie Menard,janet Marsden, janet Weber. Fourth Row: Leslie Weaver, Carole Stueck, Martha McEvoy, Susan Nicol, Diane Kittler. Fifth Row: Marilyn Ludwig, Marsha Zupancic, Sharon Wika, Angela Suchta,juglith Solstad Not Pictured: -Melinda Wellbank. 25 - ' MS.. 2 2' xx ' xg A housemother is our mother away from home. She is a friendly lace and helping hand. She is the official hostess who announces that those special male visitors have arrived. She undergoes the trials and tribulations of caring for one hundred and fifteen daughters. ,J xi ml Mrs. Agnes llughes. Mrs. Marjorie Doherty She is a steadfast soldier enforcing curfew. Frustration is her only reward for trying to keep the din down to a college roar. Her speedy attempts at mail sorting are exhausted due to over- anxious freshmen. Z f ,fm . Her nights are characterized by sleeplessness and sedatives. But her perseverance is equalled by the admiration and appreciation ofthe students. Mrs. Anna Fitzek, Miss Lottie Augustine Q Volunteerj, Mrs. Nanette Williams 26 U A monumental task faces the Housekeeping Staff. Seated: Minnie Robinson is in charge of the residential areas of Misericordia Hall. Lorene Green keeps order in Saint Rosalie Hall. Standing: Elizabeth Leonard is coordinator of the group. Eugene jones deserves credit for the miles of spotless corridors and floors. Frances Pickett's daily routine produces spick and span offices and living rooms. Samuel jordan is responsible for the shining elevator and special areas. 3153 lilzildi iiwiiiwii, l till? llllilifilili xi yttiswamsssiit Sergeant Charles Rodenheber ofthe Merch ant Police, guardian of the hospital, also extends his benevolent protection to the student nurses. He is much more than a symbol of authorityg he is kindness, friendliness, generosity, and humor personified. In all of our hearts there is a special spot marked, Reserved for Charlie. I 3 27 F 'X l 1jQ ,4 .i,iJ 3 With responsibility and integrity we welcome the newborn and reioice with the mothersg we learn to alleviate suffering ancl comfort the dying. Thus we approach maturity -that elusive quality to which we all aspireg the attainment of which brings self-confidence without conceitg tolerance without indulgenceg and compassion without sentimentality. 28 HA! Mr. Robert C.. Moehn, Personnel D trector -41,9 Mrs. Orpha Daly Mohr, Assistant Administrator 'x . t x .- J ,, 1 311. Miss l-lileen O'B0yle, Associate Director Nursing bervicc Seated: Mrs. Virginia lloulihun, Coorrlinzttor Standing: Miss Priscilla llartel, Day Supervisor, Mrs. Alice Clinginan, Night Supervisorg Mrs. Carolyn Wilson, livening Supervisorg Mrs. Sheila Larson, Instructor. Mr. j. Addison Young, Director, Inhalation 'lherapy Mrs. Anne M. Blankley, Administra- tive Secretary. 29 A , tv y . . 6 wx, lx S, ,NW t i F HY? y Laci X . ' lu-,. ' mv . - .1 ' 3 . j., V, . mf 1 t J! C22-713' AUM G N YVYX X, K 50N QB NEL PRGYX L95 BOOKKEEPING Row: Marie Veldman, Shirley Kaminski 4 ' V Back Row: Left - Peggy Lynch, Mryle Blasius QORDS Right - Becky Siebenthal, Marge Roach S X N. xr., .+- oreground 'VI able Schwartz F : . Back Row: Leona Bull, Vyvian Tale, Irene Aldrich, Mary Hirtzel, Bernice Ziegler 30 ' 1 i , if MQ oo W' I9 - 1,2 ,J .J Doris juem, Louisejohns, Rita Rizzi T fs f-1 ff I -3x Vi I HK '5-:fi 1gi jn4ff' . A KNU' Q6 1 bv H arriet Pap as, Joyce Potts, Bob Gorman X-RAY Uni, , V 5, - 9, wi, NY Q xx lg Seated: Dr, Robert L. French Standing: Bill Wheeler, Edward T etrev PHYSIOTHERAPY rw. f-...N Q 1 S f yi? X x 'V . A A 4' PLA .IE U . , Bill Gustafson, George Wolf MA CY ,f Sister Saint Gabriel, Marilyn Kribley Socora Meza, Seymour Helfgott CENTRAL SERVICE f.. Elsie McCarthy, Estella Miller, Sister Saint Maurice 1 'l X N lf ll QB Q ti Q. - K P56 -'J - Vi 'lm N' ' I . 4 ',- x S L, S Halal l WWA .WWW ,lg W Ag, ,wl g, ' f K 2251- . xg ' x veg , y, , ' Y--:fx ,a ' . Q- X iw S Mike I-Iritz, Mary Ellen Merena, Lurline Kerlin, Robert Vondrasek Lois Callaghan, Carolyn Carnot 31 SU 32 EMERGENCY D ELUGY' E SECKJ i i s, X, is f- tif-1 +4 1 :V t all . W at X sl .H 'Lf ' 32-1 - , N..,,x 1 Elsie Cariepy, Dr. Luben Penev THIRD FLOOR i i s'! ,git1'fQf , - X 5 'igqt - Q -L 1' . - R145 .L i .,,,z , if - 'yy' t hi- 1, f- V' 4, Y K 4 . Q I- i l . V a .i A W I ll .f' -leaf l ' .1 ,M ' ' A ,. aft. ml I ml i ,f t E4 E i . , -Al ,E , - flat Y. - S - r-L i V, ? Mig- 'lf 'X , t w!1,3i.F1 ' E B . fin 'mlfififel' 1 m if - W it :i :2iL?C'F43, 'E57iIiEil- 135. 1-ll - f Melvin Baird, Kenneth Hilderbrandt, Helen Hawkes, Frances Loring, Nanqf Ashley, Grace llanson, Pearl llansen, Betty Callahan. PEDIATRICS lee EG E is l Qc, 4 R dl lc 01+ A .W fg, , N- ' -ff Seated: Barbara Sigborn, Sharon Koul-tal, Henrietta Irvine Standing: jeannette Sasgen, Marilyn Smith, Stephane Pierce run.-1 5-U l tux tl I f A f . sg X X ,L V r 3 A1 tx - 'HL J.. L ' E?-154 , ' . 2 ff ' , I, ' 1 ' V 2, , I 1 l 1' V . p ' I 5 X Q X 5, is , . ani .w,, 'wgglwkn M Seated: Barbara llunter, jacquelyn Pugh ligated: M ayig Xvittenbrink Standing: Theresa D'Allll7l'OSl0, Patricia Pierce, Sister Marie de Sion Standing: Wilbur Nichols, Amy Georgeson, Anna Cukierski, Rose Meier, Katie Baines' Ruth Storms, Virginia H aycs, Geraldine 0'Connor, Molly llurlcy 1 5 J J. , f .af UP DOWN 5 l l L i 2 xi W , i u 4 H W sf .1 i i i . r l l - l , . fit l l llglg Q I ll, I .i dj! l I' l BIRTH ROOM wwf. aasawwa. ' R i f 5 Hilfe F Wa- if A f i ,st fi, ig ll gi .N ., l ' itlvl f 5' MQW' at 5' f K 'L T 555 1 l P w I ' ' ildxql .714 gg t' ' - 'gs EF 1 O- 35. .L e' ' ,wg .iwwi tv k - 5' Q. My 'ascii -Y R 'la f . X - fs .- 4' L. fi . 12? ls n 1 . - -. .lip 'r f, 5 I. ,,,-:-f 5. 2:3 ,, ,X ' 4 w. 1 ' W - ' ' R5 - . 11 I lx I W will-'Qj,1j y xl of z . , il '-'5 l . f' ' ur ' fri 4 J - 51-mn! J 1 ..f. . u '5 ff A l ' , :ft Seated: Lassie Ilonacher Standing: Mary Gninla, Conniejundt, Delia Prendergast NURSERY ' Xi.: me l 53 V Q I f . . V 1 , Ei . H Y 'vt lifes ,YY-.111 A. ear aww Mary Callahan, Florence Brunett, Renate Specht, Erna Lutz, Johanna Kahlbacher PGS Seated: Ceorgianzi Stonicli is Standing: Frances NOVZ1k,j0SC1DlllllC Weigel, Bridie Tray, Eileen Schutz , ul M-mul 'Q-N47-,lq A N A M, . ,, ,, V t1MMxFNtVfaW' www wt. - e ED ' . 51 ' , ' ,- 3 1 4, q ,fa A ,ig rifie fy Rf X l' 'P xiii J -is ' 25 - . t Seated: jacqueline Fisher Standing: Helen Durst, Albena Creenstein, Isabelle Martine me . - YW , xx .f ' '54 '54 f We Liiz W, ll 1,5 Dr. Rasclre, Dr. River, Sid Ilarris, Dr. Miller, Dr. llolhnzm Rev. Robert Kramer, Dr. llunnta, Dr, limauucle Dr. Koven, Dr. 'l'arlow, Dr. Chester, Dr. Giarclina, Dr. Clark Dr, Tovarek, Dr. Familaro Dr. Lee, Dr. Oldfield, Dr. Mcllonald, Dr. Powers, Dr. Dooley, Dr. O'M:1llcy -15: Z5 ,gm Dr. Fitzsimmons, Dr. Schweitzer, Dr. Dorsey, Dr. Kass Dr. LoGalbo, Dr. Sanfilippo Dr. Kitsay, Dr. Cliclie, Dr. 0'Bricn, Dr. Frank Ashley, Dr. Seifert, Dr. Boucouras, Dr. Steiner Dr. Leoppert, Dr. William Ashley, Dr. Cotsirilos, Dr. Kirk, 'X '?'xT, Dr. Stamm, Dr. Grem, Dr. Earle, Dr. Giaunini -41 '!.lr ' 5, Z7-W Cl ,L '?'5f A ., 49 X X llax' - ll 3 X Q ffl . Al -.QV ,W X- '- Dr. Bunata, Dr. limanuele, Dr, Friedman, Dr. Thomas Foley, W W l A Dr. Kluzak 'Q 1 Dr. Leithold, Dr. Buckingham, Dr. Cavenagh, Dr. Bengtson, Dr. Raycruft, Dr. Conley, Dr. Arnal Dr. Stazio, Dr. Parenti, Dr. Gaul, Dr. Kostrubala, Dr. 0'Malley Dr. Platt, Dr. Weigel, Dr. joseph Sodaro, Dr. Moxon Fe -'45 is 36 f.1f.1.e. 5 JL , 1 -w ,-V. , A'-, A,-. Ax-il.-.-A .J ur-' 7 I P? A -za Dr. Alslrom, Dr. Bennewitz, Dr. Ginnan, Dr. Burianek, Dr. Lakin Dr, Janice Herz, Dr. Paul Herz CDeceasedj, Dr. Green Dr. Heming, Dr. Cataldo, Dr. Zullo Dr. Hoffman, Sr. St. Therese! Dr. Platt, Dr. Parenti, Dr, Dwyer, Dr. Gaul, Dr. French, Dr. Stazio, Dr. Leilhold Dr. Curl, Dr. Giannini, Dr. jean Mercer, Dr. Mcl-Iwen, Dr. Kirk, Dr. Cotsirilos Q Q OAK PARK HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION ? 'X 'TH- : .. : i 1 J ti: ' 1 iq 1 --4 it ,V El ii l W ,fig Peggy Richarson, Treasurerg Patricia Phelan, Presidentg Virginia Houlihan, Corresponding Secretary. Not Pictured: Katherine Flannery, Recording Secretaryg jean Carrity, Vice President. SEPTEMBER - Membership Month OCTOBER - Scholarship Fund Drive NOVEMBER - Special Project Month DECEMBER - Christmas Party JANUARY - Inclement Weather Cancels Meeting FEBRUARY - Valentine Party MARCH - Lenten Meeting APRIL - Election of Officers MAY - Annual Banquet SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS At the admission day tea, scholarships to cover tuition for the first semester were presented to two new students. SPECIAL PROJECT It was voted to send Marilyn Harrington, '59, aPapal Volunteer in Cuatepec, Hildago, Mexico, 35 a month to supplement her monthly stipend of 1520. ALUMNAE MEMBERSHIP Paid Members - - - 280 Religious ------ 22 Honorary Members- 23 Perpetual Members: Classesof 1908 1910 1909 1911 38 BOARD MEETINGS The membership will meet at the Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing on the first Monday of each month except September. ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS The first Monday ofjune. FISCAL YEAR june first to May thirty-first. MEMBERSHIP Any woman interested in maintaining and promoting the purposes of the Oak Park Hospital Auxiliary may becomes a regular member by aflirmative vote of two thirds of the Board of Directors. DUES Annual dues are 355.00 Payable first day ofjune. THE WOMEN 'S AUXILIARY OF OAK PARK HOSPITAL Mrs. Elmerj. Stamm,PresidenL1 Mrs. joseph D. Barrett, Second Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Peterj. Giannini, Recording Secretary. Not Pictured: Mrs. Neil C. Hurley, jr., First Vice Presidentg Mrs. joseph E. Galvin, Third Vicelfresidentg Mrs. Robert L. French, Corresponding Secrelaryg Mrs. jams P, Feeley, Treasurerg Mrs. joseph j. Tovarek, Gift Shop Treasurerg M rs. Vincent M. Connor, Director. CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES SOCIAL CHAIRMAN ....... Mrs. Neil C. Hurley, jr. MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN . . . Mes. joseph D. Barrett GIFT SHOP CHAIRMAN ...... Mrs. joseph E. Galvin GIFT SHOP BUYERS ......... Mrs. Charles E. Green Mrs. W. Gordon Saunders Mrs. Robert Sullivan PARLIAMENTARIAN ........ Mrs. Charles E. Green PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN .... Mrs. Thomas F. Boland SENIOR VOLUNTEER CHAIRMAN . ........... Mrs. Robert Seelman Mrs. Robert Sullivan jR. VOLUNTEER CHAIRMAN ..... Mrs. john Sexton REMEMBRANCE FUND Mrs. Charles Hintze CHAIRMAN .......... Mrs. Bengt N. Bengtson SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN . . .Mrs. Thomasj. Stamm NURSES HOME BUILDING FUND CHAIRMAN .... COMMUNITY WELFARE COUNCIL CHAIRMAN . CHRISTMAS BAZAAR CHAIRMAN . . . .. . . Mrs. Michael j. Parenti . Mrs. john O. Hanson Mrs. Peterj. Cotsirilos Mrs. Vincent M Connor Mrs. jacobj. Giardina MISERICORDIA HALL From the drawing board ofthe archi- tect, through the skilled hands of the mason, the construction of Misericordia Hall progressed. After eighteen months and an expenditure of two and one half million dollars, the completed building stood ready for occupancy. The finishing touch was added on August 13, 1961 with the dedication by Cardinal Albert Gregory Meyer. With the addition of Misericordia Hall, there are now accomo- dations tbr one hundred eighteen students. Facilities include tour classrooms, a science and a fundamentals laboratory, tiered lecture room, library, gymnasium- auditorium, and a thirty-five by sixty foot swimming pool. I x MISERICQRDIA HALL '5f1f'f f'-' - 1 A-. '21f.::-W i MTISF X. .A , , -. 'nil' 'F A-'f ' .. , , b Y. 1 ' J 4 WWW' -. f , ' , V3 Ai ! ! V , , I ! '! ! 1 F' , -' si . - ., , - ' ' 1 '- W 'R' ii? N W X - X M . .1 ik --PK g ff-1:-:1':f. X fl' ' , A:: 2 M., p . 5 ff 1 Eg,4 'L' 1,4 4 x' - - LE' - - wegq, V YN 'T Q' f' Jw!-f ivwaii :W-ff ' ' ' W. 3-J ' - . H L,.f' - f.?4:f,, 1' .2 ' L lf' 1 5 -V -as ww? -2 4-.Q -1af Y f-5 T ,,5 Qtr, J, , 'Q :Wu lk :xr w, L ,E A ,,, -i j M V W, V A , 1 , X N v ffm! I . Jf I - Imilirfm F AIIM kv-t maisfFm1ain I m ap WW- W fm Ramen IE gum. WWW! ' 3 A EYE V nm' W T155 E i 52Eit1FfI E j ? fI,Wi 1 If32Q,ff if mi? . Vsi'm21'E? f - l '.P 1 VV,,'fV?c'g . 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And l foin would hove yoU sing iTwiTh fullness of heorT, YeT l would noT hove yoU lose your heorTs in The singing. 44 itil 21133 iilf Ll' ,ft X --. 22' l 1 , X ti: 4 f ' 'W p 5- ta.: My +9 f xml. 5 - ' - The Y. C. N. QYoung Christian Nursesj . rf T ' f to ' 'l promotes social, cultural and religious activities ll' .- af . f ' ' .ay '- to assist the Student Nursein her spritualgrowth and development. I .l-II il- I wtf f rj, 1 I J I! 1 l Seated: Carol lick, Maureen Carmody, Mary Cahill ftlhairmanj, Susan Ilochstetter Standing: Rosemary DiSalvo, Mary Caruso, Sophie Tiritilli The Student Faculty Organization is the governing body of the School of Nursing. At its assemblies, the students and faculty work together to solve the problems concerned with nursing education and dormitory living, and plan social activities for the student body. Seated: judy Rose V President, Geraldinejaraczewski - Secretary Standing: joann Wojton - Treasurer, jeanne Cleaves - Vice President .lo .Xml Fullerton - Advisor, Ramona Wilson - Advisor AI! Y We Proudly lntruducc 0ur 601muiftccs...0ur Sage Am! Kesourfeful Zammillees WITNESS THE CATALYTIC AGENTS .... Seated: jean Cleaves, Financeg Miss Steger, Advisorg Judy Rose, Artg Jerri jaraczewski, Copyg Mary Cahill, Copyg Andrea Dunn, Copy. Standing: Pamela Knefel, Layoutg Camille Nega, Layoutg Jerri Hauptman, Copyg Brenda Bartelt, Artg Diane Lutz, Layoutg Maureen Carmody, Copyg Karen Edwards, Typingg Carol Slueck, Layout. :zzz J U ,.-,A f'h ,f f-?i:'9i fl-f:'Kf!'Mii!T1'31 - ,ri ' iii? -ii ff : liSlf55'wR-76 1' 1 1 5. 45 I 5 A ' espf Zyl pl i if fi rig i -1 5, i' 322 if gf- E2 -I I ,fgywxbl as 2 fl as I ee it T 4.f LQPF I K T igfiis 5 H A sg Z- :ff-XVI ll r 3Lf5fh5Y' ' 'f,p ' wfj . X is J Tlx , iff L .Lgs,. 4 at f 2 Xy I x I V ff? ' 2 ml: , leak? THE ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITTEE The Copy Committee, nicknamed The Prophets , can be counted upon to deliver the ideal pieee d'occasion . nl 5 ,fe-14' 'Fin al L . I 1 - sehr' ,' :',L.'.,-4 1 L ,. - -f--4t.L..L.,-'H -,pai f ,ff--' get ' nf-w 3' i n 'Sa'-23?-' ff- L.. ... . Q ' -' 71 ' , Q 'Y '7' , -., . , A1j vt QQQQEEAE On Floor: Frances Young, Maureen Carmody Q Chairman j, judy jaclcim, jerrilyn Hauptman. Sealed: Mrs. Madsen, Advisorg Mary Rose Cahill. ingenious, llndaunled Kwmfziftces.. 'N l,-X 'go lg... fi tx' ',X f ' if ' 1 , xxx fa l I A g 9 3 .-N., , ','. X ,, As budding financiers, the Finance Committee chalk up an enviable record for a repeat assignment in '63, Seated: M rs. Wilson, Advisor: joann Wojton Standing: Beverlee Steen, Martha Mclivoy, Margaret Scherinerhorn, josephine 0'Neill, Mary Rose Cahill, ,ga 5 c ' l J W8 t fxx I P36 V,-I -1' L J NIT- Vv- 'I i -4 This Way That Way Change It Start Over --------------------- The Typing Committee is patience and endurance personilied. Seated: Patricia Mazur, Karen Edwards Q Chairinanj, Leslie Weaver Standing: Barbara Barrel, Sharon Wika 011, Say! J-law ,Much 61111 We Say! T - LJ of PTLN 'N ti 'e J' ob' Perplexed? Bewildered? ....... Not the Layout Committee! A mad scramble and the puzzle is solved. Seated: Carole Stueck, Camille N ega CCI1 airmanj, Joyce H erm an, Patricia Padj en, j anet Weber Standing: Kathleen jamiolkowski, Pamela Knefel -'YN 91. 5 L An idea? just a thought? - From dreams, the Art Committee produces a minor masterpiece. Kneeling: Judy Rose, Brenda BarteltfCl1airmanj Seated: judy Bosco, Miriam Frankenberg, judy Solstad I Al l ,1 X I CHORUS r -A c is 3? 1 A t H K K . 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And if you would know God be not therefore a solver of riddles. Rather look about you and you shall see Him playing with your children. And look into spaceg you shall see Him walking in the cloud, outstretching His arms in the lightning and descending in rain. You shall see Him smiling in flowers, then rising and waving His hands in trees. 49 , W w yi5555,i:fe, r f Q7 H J ' Ip V A 4 f 3 Q -A f 'JA4 T: F A A qi 1 ' L K I , ,f': H., ,,,,q,, K 419 xx x x rkkqqigsid. . git? J P ,Z A 'H if hs-fx Q ' ' x iiiwaxxi. M Q. . ,.., 3 , W .16 K S A T! t, iq X. ' is ., wgyg, 9 1. K .. 3 ,: J - ' 3 T. Xxwfsf J mx K tw ' :Tyra 4..- if .,:. V I Q ' . 1 'Q t a' fi ,'Qu5 ' l 3? X 'E A hljfgt XX If V S I 3, -'l ?12'?ff ' aa, I 1 I ' ,Qi X -1' AX A ' , f 14 L JH-W gi. K' 35 ? 'S 7' w 4 ' 7-f i , ! U I Q l f - 43' i A 5 1 , 7 :iii , QQ, gg In '15 B , B 55, X X 74' 1 if 1 X X 4 1 fs A -5 mia: 'Bu 'K . .bf , 525 I 2 .. fl fs? V ' 1 5 1 X 'TE E 4 - v -. 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U 4 Q2 ' 41:4 -..., ll 'rf . , I , .-I. , n 'f1r?i4giw ' Ji - XQJXW'-gil' - . 53 N- K ' V '11-.HES tk--51,31 5:73, ...lf . i M .. - vN,,l,,. . m . Q A Y p nf ,. x ' ' ' 0 ' jg' M1ssF.1sUuN1-:'1 1' ..fifg':,-,:'4V Q, ' . - X-ray ,N Mus. ANNA 1s1ssoN N ' 30 Year Employee ' ' . H Q' 'ff-X 5 , ,Qu 1' s m s! M ISS MAR1I'1j0N1'1S Switchboard tj, - .4 . ..,. A . .I YY .f V ' L 'Hai MR. CHARLES FABRX Chief llngineer MR. OSCAR l,0Ylij0Y I X I' , 'X A DR. I.II,I,IAN TARIDW :' ' Pathologist ' 2 . Interesting People ,, , Qt J iz:-Le! !:J'1'1L' ,. Q A 55 iri I' 4 g wa E r ff. ll! If W I ff? 1 0 f I' f if If 7 V .ll I l L ' 1 Q 1 9 x I J 7 O 4- li E!!! 2.1: E w w 1961 STUDENTS OF THE YEAR i ski, rss? .Q ,F A. M ..,.,, in - it m w m f ' Vi .rm ' , .. mb, ,H- D Karen Gosch Y- V Rose Ball Queen 7 - Andrea Dunn Carol Sztuczko Attendant Attendant MEDICAL STAFF AWARD WINNERS ' , -r-H 44' .V i aa ' 13' 4 -, 1 Era 5 - ' ' ff' Ewa X .. 7 5 xv' 1' ,' ,f . 'SQ we Pictured with Sister Saint Giselle are, from lelt: Patricia Kibelkis, Mortar Board Awardg Mary Catherine joslin, Fabiola Awardg Judith Pardi, Golden Leaf Awardg and Marie McGoldrick, Sine Qua Non Award. sa A ..u: ,1 W NL X Devote myself. . . 1962 CAPPING 1 I solemnly. A. . .men! I , l V ' r p l -ex, Jyf ,L ,L 1 1 l 17 : x 'ii' 0322622 TM Before God. . . 1- H -'- fl l cv . t Y 1 , Cr F ,E X fe 1 fl Q - 7 l U l ' Faithfully practice E N l See no. . . ., ' ' I' C Q 1 if' l- 'P iz' l f L V! I ,K l' EL 1, X Q 1 A Zl' X f' I I 1 'V' e Li X fl 4 e V i, A . N . X gg, f , . AX ' ' l X x ex 'x 59 Speak no. . . Hear no. . . PLAUDITS We wish to acknowledge our gratitude to all those who have given so generously oftheir time and financial support to our venture, and without whose encouragement and understanding the ILITHYIAS could not have been realized. We think, too, that ILITHYIAS is the appropriate place to express our appreciation to those individuals and organizations through whose scholarship funds many of our students have been able to complete their education. And to the Doctors who have participated in the health service and assisted with the educational program, we acknowledge our indebtedness. Recognition is also due to Walinger Studios for the excellent pictorial protrayals and to Mr. Mann, of the King Company, for his invaluable counseling. Many of our introductions are from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran. His beautiful verse so clearly phrases that which we feel sincerely, we can but quote once more .....,... Ot time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timeless in you is aware oflite's timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. 60 ' i: PATRONS Charles D. Rodenheber Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. French Lucille Miller 11-4 1' - - - --'- ,f A ' , . J ? A ff Millan Mailing Service Mary A. O'Looney C Nurses Alumnae Association Of Oak Park Hospital Dr. Nicholas G. Chester X Mrs. ElmerJ. Stamm Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fabry Grace Gray Martin W. Green, M. D. Dr. Mrs. Kamil Schulhof Dr, Marie LoGalbo W. J. Lytle Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Parenti Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stamm Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Micaletti Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Conley Al? Dr. and Mrs. VincentJ. Gaul Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Platt :E Forest Park National Bank Forest Park, lllinois ' Dr. Jeanne K. Mercer Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Stazio Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Kirk Dr. and Mrs. John F. Kluzak Dr. and Mrs. Bengt N, Bengtson Faculty, Oak Park Hospital School ot Nursing Dr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Giardina Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Bunata Mr. and Mrs. George M. Houlihan . L Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Foley I 5 Dr. and Mrs. George G. Curl ., 'J C f nf ' Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Fitzsimmons 4 L I A -by Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Earle -F .Y ' ff v.-:ray ani: o.-- J '7':Fe'AT' l nys. in- ....:::? N , Y .e- . A ll - ' .,,,, e...M .L .1 61 PATRON S I ' Reverend Bernard Scheid Reverend Vincent E. Rush R Dr. Lillian Tarlow Women of the Moose Elmhurst Chapter 3603 Scheck 8. Siress, Oak Park, Illinois Artificial Limbs, Braces, Supports Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobson R. Quitsch, Florist Simon Silverberg Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Ginnan Dr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Vertuno Dr. and Mrs. Louis P. River Dr. Arthur J. Koven B. 8.J. Ambulance Service, Inc. Dr. Henrik Steiner Bruck's Nurses Outtitting Co. John J. O'Brien, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W McEwen Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Grem Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Long Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Mohr Dr. and MfS.William A. Loeppert Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Graves l Dr. and Mrs. John W Tope Dr. and Mrs. D. Rudnick Dr. and Mrs. John B. Cavenagh Dr. and Mrs. Peter C. Pulos Dr. and Mrs. William Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hritz Dr. and Mrs. George Z. Wickster Dr. and Mrs. Chester J. Gaiewski Class ot '63, O.P.H.S. of N. Dr. Arthur W. Peterson Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Schweitzer Mrs. Gertrude M. Brennan, 426, S. East Ave. Class ot '62, O.P.'H.S. of N. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Grenier 5, Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Louis LeSaux i Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Chartrand r -' 73 Drs'. S. L. Leithold 8. I. A. Friedman I - Q Steger and Sons, Inc. A 'MST-, - . H Class at '64, O.P.H.S. of Nursing ..,',,Q:' FL- ' ' '7:.1T- A Y-WW , Y J Q H T ii,.,.-if-1-'f:f '1'l 77 '-e- - - - , Q x 62 J .J .5 ,.-1 Q. ,..- , . ,,.- .. ,x '-f 1 in . .vq vi ,J 9 Y' FRIENDS Priscilla Hartel Eileen O'Boyle Mary Steger Lael Madsen Kathleen Meek Ramona Wilson Jean MacGowan Betty Thornton Rosemary Fitzek Mrs. John Glancy, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jaraczewski Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jaraczewski Mrs. Stelle Kaczmorch Mrs. Josephine Nordahl Mrs. June Owen Geraldine Swaner Blanche Grunert, R.N. Rose R. Pietrand Mr. and Mrs. John Casey Kenneth Hildebrant Betty Callahan Marie Jones G. Stonich Margaret M. Anderson Gertrude Fillater Erminia Maddalena Mrs. Mary M. Huntley, R.N. Dorothy Campbell Mr. Rudolph W. Nordahl Agnes M. Hughes Elizabeth Leonard The Meek Boys Ernest Fabry Mr. C. J. Foley Mrs. Sheila Larson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorman Judy Brooks Mrs Vivian Tate Mrs Irene Aldrich Mrs. Bernice Zigler Mrs. Mary Hirtzel Mrs D. Leone Bull Anonymous Anonymous Walter Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson Marie Alice Veldman Andy Bettuchy Robert Palma Harold Plumbing A.J. Nickele Oscar L. Lovejoy Princess P Mrs. E. McCarthy J. A. Young, R.l.T. Elizabeth Drotar Joseph Rayburn Leon Moore Viva Dyer Alfred Pittwood Anonymous Elsie Moore Mrs. James Phelan Grace Hanson The Big Three Margaret Hoerschgen Arlene Cihlar Mrs. Hilda Daverman C. 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