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

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P '- ming of e new 'Tay onunight 'Iuty 64,0219 If -:.:1'1c'1y -exemsfg yn' consequent Ano tofmy ret kos. -twat ouxom oh' thi lasgiai ' 1 -the time when as Gtiffne Mars' fE'fYf1'pped and fell at a crucial point during an operation by Dr. Whip- ple. And he asked, Did e faint -Dashing madly from the fioor: :foL?Y14 5r31'f1oor launfry looking for iron jlmatkvfcrks, 5.11-ff-:l '4 'kg 14,-1,-of -my first bed ,,a4ti2n't--after ry twenty minutes of effort, she get up and walked to the solarium! -Ste lin JCQD Q. J I- g. z.,m1,'ni,v,- D. ' -QLKQAETE-'fg9fe1ftn.Ga11ef:f'aEi 1 nf-rl being me first in the class tfmfinish. f-Cfazftfc 0a 7'04'611 -Hampers in the o.R. :W A 1 . 41.454, A Q09 ' Y -Six radios playing six' jifferent orograrzs on e llth floor. I I. :.5Zg- ,Q ,Lu-fir,

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-copping'nni the five months prooeiing that ovonti JA x -mifmigm tfilks all over Maxwell HQ1,15Xg3p0 Qfimqi: . , 1 Luwliv 'L'f04f'U W' . -6'50 A.M.--finding one of my futy shoes had fillen into the Borden. 3 f H C Xl-!1.A5Q,4.1.U DQWAJ7 -various lemon squeozers qt mosiftimoslitkf . t :A 5:14 -Q 1 -spx-mg, 1942. 'Lf 'Q 5 IM ,fp L- . -Miss Rogor's voice saying- Wc'ro fimit' ng you to Harkness today, Miss FoEvI'1'1 . ' Fw L. , ' fi. SCLXO -me constantly saying, WI must go on m iict tomorrowu. -Cfmrols on Christmfrs EVGQ i 9- M Mf.s0i5x' X1X0+v-- s 'I -Lost stuzs, ond no lsunirjxsiins. O b 91255404- -Tho weird noises and shadows associated with my first experience on night duty. E-Xqz,r.f'xe,if H4.PQ4fw.Jvx-f a gots over the Hudson. - !'X ' W mi z ibi 15 bo 6mQiXCm Nx5 A ' - ' -fn n err o a ooo nur V , A s Y s Joy, I . . . if., -fit-Lf -wearing spots--black stockings wit no feet. . , , f'-'T-crjA..c1A. fxfuvur'-11306 -my first delivery. Q? 1 , gowsrv as Ch .. Jfw-ff-hx -Q bicycle ride on the walks of Control Psrk, sni the resulting 352.00 fine. ,.--, 1 f A f- 'H 'l..ffe.J'V- '7 4' -this life wc lead. 'Zxg X QkkNm-CNm.K A -Sundry niinight--the lnuniry still to bc put out. .2 ,nfvwn ' fmt: HX C,.u' 7

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IT CAN 'T HAPPEN HERE Prophecy of the class of 1942 -- here we are ten years hence Helenmgrle Anderson special duty nurse superde-luxe. Elrginia Andersgn frrntier nursing in the sruth ftheir stan- dards are up these daysl. Qgtty-Crouse and Begg-Bggdoek still running soeials for lonely medical students. New on tour of the eountyy. DorQthylBueklngham proud mama, Whose oldest son, Clifford, sings soprano in St. James Choir.' Kltjy-Barnes wife of Dr. St. Greenadeer heads the Bundles for Englewood movement. gay Chesna wife, mother, and eongresswoman, has just intro- duced a bill to whitewash the walls of the Pennsylvania coal mines. Helen Chrlstenson Supervisor of Nurses at the Haekenslash Memorial Hospital. Alice hamilton spprano, Jo Cagylll violinist, and Vera Masuk ballerina, just gave a benefit recital at Carnegie Hall for all the nurses who failed to register their Regents diploma and therefore can't get Work! Qelen Chgpplg finally took her last lesson and is audition- ing at the Audubon in NLily White Hands Hulan. Q Elizabeth Dlllingham through her ardent efforts in Maine has started the nation using the Elliot Group Tent. Qean Duggan a public health nurse is bringing red hair ani sunshine into the highways and byways of Vermont. JeanlEdgar has quite a family--of ten or so the kist We heard. She and her husband the dector Kit was the doctor she married I thinkl are collaborating cn a series of maga- zine articles entitled UKeeping Your Youth--Family or Non. -