Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing - Stripes Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'cr D 'B P B, XHELE N N OA lSCqllS G Lo se Y f ?oU'N SOR LXNF Y M N 3 W '14 ut' U Fl T l AG-E A N 'ew 1-lPCi P 1 IN 'Ro O F . H 20 -rl- V W E X Dues or in-YN alma X-RAY JBARD M115 'Hy-rLooa 'Lis ,SSE J-L fl az. I eXAlVt BABIES KAY ANNA 'Moon 'MARIAN llNl4 Q0-V5 'burr jlaocerxs 'tivo U-reivr h'R.Nl'ru3oeoAN HEKUDI feces iii gym 'ELOANE QQAIC 3s.ELyLy WAX el.'r. ?xl- ANDEVR KIND WORD PUZZLE 2. Most honored and admired, Boy meets girl. Nova Scotia sunset. L:fe's longest hours. Self-service de-luxe. Start the dov right by singing this. Lost or strayed but always found. Lend me your ears. Dust thou must. Btgger and better Babies. Nousiest. Most artistic. Do gentlemen prefer brunettes? It never rains but it pours here. Sometime, somewhere, somehow. Back to nature. Hardest to get. Escape. Heil s Kitchen. l wash my hands of it. She lives in O tt-wn With no renown The name is Sewikkley' Which rhymes with sickly. The show down. Freshmen cry for them Seniors Ile fOr them. Around the corner and- Mrs. Chose's address. The human alarm-clock. We could do without them. Pardon my southern accent. l've got your number. Used most to say the least. Authority an Cardiology. Knows all the answers. Indians thrived In them Our patients survive in them. Most popular indoor sport. What we do for a hemorrhage or fire. Most versattle breakfast food. lt's liniment to some but it Symphony in black ond white. HORIZONTAL 27 Here you run And it's not fun. 28 29 To have and to hold. 30 3l Potty-Pottyl 32 33 3'-l Our chapel standby. 35 Indispensible. 36 37 38 7 A. M. every doy. 39 40 Most efficient. -ll 42 43 Cheerful Cherub. -4-4 45 -46 lt's all in the bag. 47 soothe us. 48 What we long for. 49 SO We are sad to leave. Sl Forty-one We Couldn'l do without him. does not

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Mask, Cap and Gown or Xmas Eve in the O. ' WAS a little past seven and all through Floor P x Not a creature was stirring except Kurt and me. The drugs were all locked in their cupboards with care, ln hopes that no ap would appear from thin air. The bundles were nestled all snug in their drums, And the nurses on call were all twiddling their thumbs, While Kurt in his shirt sleeves and l minus cap, Were hoping and praying that nothing would hap. But at the main desk rose the usual clatter, l sprang to the phone knowing what was the matter. The voice from the phone said the ominous words, 'Stat op on the way! Hustle you birds! Soon what to my wondering eyes should appear, But Goodie and Mac and the patient, my dear! Come Apgar! Come Carson! Come Olson! Come Sloan! Roll up your shirt sleeves and scrub to the bone! From each little dressing room way down the hall Now, dash away! dash away! dash away all! With phenomenal speed the op got under way, Hemostats, purse strings, all brought into play. Soon, the cry Cautery! -the unsterile nurse Fell from her stool, fearing only the worst. But it worked! With a low sigh she sent the word 'round The op was most finished: hopes gave a rebound. We might still make the dance-get a sandwich or three But, no! The phone jangled, A new case in V. C. As they clipped the last suture, we gasped a last shout, The doctors and nurses and appendix were out! One eye shed a tear, one face wore a frown As music from R Floor in taunt floated down, And we started the next op, adjusting the light- Merry Christmas to all and to all a long night! M. H. and W. Forty

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A. Beals ........... E. Berhman ....,,... E. Boesling .......... G. Carson ........,.... D. Conner ............ J. Coons .,..........,.,. E. De Young .................. V. Dutter ...........,. A. Edwards ......... R. Elwood ............. K. Friedlieb .,................,.. M. Gavin .............. E. Gill ......,,............. K. Hardeman ,................ R. Hawkins .,.,..,............. M. Heath ...,.,......... C. Hiltebrant ................. C. Kendall ................,...v... E. Kinnear ,......,................ G. Kirk .................,.............. C. La Framboise .......... J. McTurk ........................ H. Mead ....,,..... B. Meyers .,..,.,,,... M. Peltz .................. M. Pembleton ..... A. Piquet ..,........... M. Reid ,.....,...... C. Renski .........,... D. Robinson .................... M. J. Smith ..................... L. Tiemeyer ........ P. Wood ............................. N. Youngsman ...,.,....... B. Acker ..................,......... C. Anderson ................... V. Bachman .................... F. Barends ........... W. Browne .......... if if rr if rr rr 11 The Stripes In Song Song Of lndia Pick Yourself Up Welcome Stranger ,, , lt Am r Right A Fine Romance 11 Laugh Clown Laugh lt's Like Reaching For The Moon Lovely To Look At Goody, Goody Hail To The Ram The Continental Mary Had A Little Lamb Stars And Stripes Forever Indian Love Call You Gotta Eat Your Spinach Baby Did I Remember? lf l Had My Way I Feel So Spanish Tonight God Save The King There's No Substitute For You Sophisticated Lady Until The Real Thing Comes Along Arn l Asking Too Much? There's Something About A Soldier You're Not The Kind Of A Boy For A Girl Like Me Just An Old Fashioned Girl l'll Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter l'm Grateful To You Afterglow Baby Face My Dreams Shooting High She Shall Have MuSic Robins And Roses Lost ln A Fog Smiles Love Letters In The Sand Let Yourself Go Teach Me To Smile Forty-two