Philadelphia Osteopathic Hospital School of Nursing - Cranium Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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1939 INTERNES ROY F. WILCOX, D.O. Chief Resident DAVID YOUNG, D.O., Assistant Chief Resident WILLIAM SODEN, D.O., Assistant Chief Resident S. DONALD AVERY, D.O. ROBERT C. ERWIN, D.O. WILLIAM H. BEHRINGER, D.O. RUSSELL E. FRY, D.O. EDWARD S. BROWN, D.O. RAYMOND B. JUNI, D.O. ROY G. DORRANCE, JR., D.O. RICHARD S. KOCH, D.O. DWIGHT A. STILES, D.O. 28

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INSTRUCTORS FIRST YEAR MISS HELEN M. STERRETT, R.N. Principles and Practices of Nursing Personal Hygiene History of Nursing DR. WILLIAM WEISBECKER Anatomy DR. ERNEST RUZICKA Physiology DR. JOSEPH PY, M.Sc. (Ost) Bacteriology DR. HERMAN HARTMAN, B.S. Elementary Chemistry Urinalysis DR. H. W. STERRETT, M.Sc. (Ost) Materia Medica MISS MARGARET C. PEELER, R.N., Ph.B. Ethics of Nursing DR. HENRY GEORGE, III Bandaging MISS MAXINE McCOWN, B.S. Elementary Dietetics MORTON SEIDENFELD, M.A., B.S. Elements of Psychology DR. JOSEPH L. HAYES Elementary Principles of Massage DR. WILLIAM BARNHURST Surgical Nursing DR. OTTERBEIN DRESSLER, M.Sc. (Ost) Pathology SECOND YEAR MISS MAXINE McCOWN, B.S. Diet in Disease DR. DONALD K. ACTON Gynecology DR. H. W. STERRETT, M.Sc. (Ost) Genito-Urinary MISS ISABELLE O ' DONNELL, R.N. Operating Room Technique DR. GALEN F. YOUNG Emergencies, Surgical and Medical MISS MAE C. BRESLIN, R.N.A. Anesthesia DR. JACOB B. RAPP Communicable Diseases DR. JOSEPH MIANECKE Tuberculosis DR. EDWIN H. CRESSMAN Venereal Diseases Skin Diseases DR. ANTONIO ABEYTA, B.S. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat DR. RUTH TINLEY, M.Sc. Pediatrics DR. JAMES M. EATON Orthopedics DR. FRANCIS GRUBER Normal Obstetrics DR. H. WALTER EVANS, M.Sc. (Ost) Abnormal Obstetrics MISS ESTHER B. YEATTER, R.N. Obstetrical Nursing THIRD YEAR DR. J. FRANCIS SMITH, M.Sc. Mental and Nervous Diseases DR. JOSEPH F. PY, Public Sanitation M.Sc. (Ost) MISS MARGARET C. R.N., Ph.B. Professional Problems DR. MARION DICK Special Therapeutics PEELER, 27

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TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Three long years . . . three years may seem hke a long while, but when spent as the last three have been, the time is comparatively short. You will look back over these days as being both interesting and instructive. Many companionships have been developed . . . many friends have been added to your already long lists . . . many priceless experiences have varied your existence here. Although you may not realize the fact, you have changed, you have grown physically and mentally. May you continue to develop and may your future be successful and happy. Best of luck to you alll ROY F. WILCOX. TO THE NIGHT NURSE Heights by great men reached and kept. Were not attained by sudden flight. But they while their companions slept. Were toiling upward in the night. 29