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

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1963, being of sound mind and in testa- mentary capacity, do hereby will and bequeath the following possessions real and personal, to the students at Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing: Sharon Aiken - my Junior uniform Julie Boyer - my ability to keep a secret Mary Rose Cahill - my inquisitive mind Mary Margaret Caruso - the art of promptness Audrey Chiado - my old tenners and shades Sharon Dickman - my S St I-I green stamps Rosemary DiSalvo - my ability to wear contacts Mary Kay Donahugh - my knowledge of dinosaurs Frances Dyrda - my sunny smile and sweet disposition Nancy Healy - my fraternity pin ArleneJacobs - my quiet, soothing voice Karol Kelley - one red polka-dot uniform Kathleen Kenny - a few of my gray hairs Linda Kleinp - my telephone bills from Southern Illinois Sandra Landen - assorted knitting needles Diane Lutz - a picture of my twins Patricia Murphy - my enthusiasm for work Sandra Nary - a key to the pharmacy Jeanne Nogowski - one second-hand aide's uniform Josephine O'Neill - the pleasure of 1ny company for six months Barbara Randazzo - a giant size herpes simplex Mary Rogers - 1ny ability to fade away Judy Rose - six packs of cigs next Lent Karen Ryder - one maroon and white football blanket Laurie Schemmer - my friend Richard Margaret Schermerhorn - my Friday cheeseburger Patricia Skarda - my unfinished sentences Sophie Tiritilli - my dentist bill Mary Jo Tolson - my bottle of Lady Clairol Kay Frances Yost - my ability to cope with Yankees Frances Young - my old Plymouth We further bequeath, collectively, to the faculty, the follow ing: To Sr. St. Giselle - a senior class that always reads the bulletin board To Mrs. Albrecht - a scheduled field trip to Telstar To Mrs. Ayres - a class that applies nursing principles as she would like them to To Miss Bozicevich - one dozen perfect nursing care plans in one day To Mrs. Bruns - students that speak as softly as she does To Miss Buck - obstetrical patients who deliver in con- formity with the students' scheduled experience To Miss Clinton - a pair of non-skid shoes To Miss Cosgrove - male G.U. patients on 4 West To Miss Covey - a long playing record of I Won't Dance To Mrs. Kuritza - a shorter route between Oak Park and Park Ridge To Miss MacGowan, our beloved class advisor - one light-weight portable soap box To Mrs. Madsen - a new living, singing bird for the library To Mrs. Meek - a genuine Moose head To Miss Miyagi- a step ladder To Mrs. N ordahl - an electrically-controlled master ro- tation board To Mrs. Owen - an electric typewriter so she can type with her toes as well as her fingers To Miss Sell - a year's supply of attenuated communi- cable disease organisms To Miss Sopcak - a heavy gauge chain to attach to her purse so that she. can keep track of it To Mrs. Wilson - a padlocked money belt 21