Presbyterian St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Alpha Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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It Horn Ashton, Sally 1635 W. 5th Ave Gary. Ind. Bakke, Colette 292 Main St Madison, Wis. Bankert, Adrienne 720 W. 72nd St Chicago, 111. Bowen, Jo 400 LaSalle Ave St. Joseph, Mich. Braner, Ruth 2701 Archer Ave Chicago, 111. Brannon, Martha 723 State St Quincy, 111. Brown, Gretchen . ..420 N. Front Marquette, Mich. Buyer, Marjorie Gardner Rd Flossmore, 111. Camel, La-Donna 204 Oglesby Ave Lincoln, 111. Campbell, Barbara 317 Crawford Ave Dixon, 111. Carlson, Doris 3711 Burr St Gary, Ind. Child, Nancy .....406 N. Ridgeland Oak Park, 111. Comitts, Colleen 12013 Normal Ave. Chicago, 111. Curtis. Louise 724 N. Grand Chariton, Iowa Dalenberg, Elva 16726 Chicago Rd S. Holland, 111. Dressendorfer, Patsie 1524 Whittier Springfield, 111. Elliott, Patricia .123 Archer St Marquette, Mich. Fairbank, Mary 259 Cottage Hill Elmhurst, 111. Gamble, Letitia Williamsport, Ohio Gehlbach, Norma 317 Third St Lincoln, 111. Hathaway, Margaret 1101 N. Monroe Decatur, 111. Hoffine, Betty Constantine, Mich. Hunter, Jean 574 Monroe St Gary. Ind. Jessup, Mary Lou RR 5 Goshen Ind. Johnson, Elaine 1221 2nd Ave Chicago, 111. Jorgenson, Mildred 1007 I44th St ..... E. Chicago. Ind. Knapp, Ruth 1040 103rd St Chicago. 111. Lemkuil, Mary Jane 2373 57th St Milwaukee, Wis. Lind, Edris Fremont, Wis. Maclsaac, Jean RR 3 Dover, Del. Maurer, Coralie 907 Greenwood Glenview, 111. Mills, Doris 3807 Narragansett Chicago, 111. Moeller, Mary Ann RR LaMoille. 111. Montella, Florence 1219 Otto Blvd Chicago Heights, 111. Nevers, Rose Ann Che sterton, Ind Nygard, Gladys 1110 First St Iron Rivers, Mich. Ohmans, Jean 697 Riford Glen Ellyn, 111. Perry, Carol 120 4th St Crystal Falls, Mich. Peterson, Marjorie Donovan. 111. Rinne, Ruth 237 Fernwood Hammond, Ind. Rosford, Jane 544 Crier Ave Elizabeth, New Jersey Santay. Evelyn 3727 Fir St East Chicago, Ind. Schlener, Grace 762 Lake Dr Grand Rapids, Mich. Scott, Mary 2656 E. 74th St Chicago, 111. Spohn, Janice 106 Ewing St Plymouth. Ind. Troyer, Maxine RR 4 Goshen, Ind. Vetter, Elsie 6358 Francisco Chicago, 111, Wade, Elizabeth LaMoille. 111. Waller. Dorothea 9257 Troy St Chicago. 111. Whittcn, Joyce 1102 Pacific Ave Waukegan, 111. Wicbc, Nancy 601 Calumet Rd Chesterton, 111. Wo: thiiuilon, lilaine Mt. Sterling. 111.

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We have some sad news too, Mary Ann Moeller is receiving shock treat- ments—she thinks ' she ' s a St. Luke ' s Cap. Everyone is going wild trying to get someone to take over the business. Jean Maclsaac and Mary Jane Lemkuil arrived with a sample of their ware, which they sell at the Platter Palace on the Board Walk of Atlantic City — Boston Baked Beans. Adrienne Bankert arrived in a flurry of photographers who begged for pictures— incidentally her latest is The Way of All Men . Also playing with her is Ruth Braner who portrays the busy housewife who is trying her new formula — F... H,,0.j,,-, on her husband Lou ' s test tubes. Colette Bakke sent a letter with her regrets; she and husband (Dr. Cadena) had just inoculated all the little Mexicans at Elsie Vetter ' s mission station in the hills. The former Janie Jorgenson and her husband just went on their second honeymoon alone. They left the children with Bruce ' s mother. Betty Hoffine is settled in Michigan and is contentedly raising five lovely children and taking care of Ted. Also home but in Indiana is Janice Spohn who couldn ' t get away from her devoted husband and children. Evelyn Santay is married to the governor of Indiana and is hoping some- day to be first lady of our land. Marge Buyer is struggling to make ends meet— it isn ' t easy with the chil- dren. Pat Elliott McDonald has enough money but has been snow bound in upper Michigan for months now. Dorothea Waller is learning to cook after Kenny finally put his foot down. Marge Hathaway is living in Hawaii again with her second sailor husband. Jean Hunter really floored us all when she came in in her snappy Navy Uniform she ' s just been promoted to a Captain . Doris Carlson, Tish Gamble, and Carol Perry have opened a home for Eligible Men . Elizabeth Wade ' s husband struck oil several years ago— she just donated enough money to Luke ' s for a graduate nurses home. Louise Curtis was still talking about her wedding. Marge Peterson Hungnes is expecting — Dean to finish his Residency soon. Elva Dalenberg Tetrick couldn ' t tear herself away from Tet to come but sent word saying — Married life is wonderful. Sal Ashton can ' t be found anywhere. Our guess is that she returned to Gary — and who can find anyone in Gary? Peter and I just built a new guest house which is reserved for any of the 50 Class who need to set up six weeks residency in Reno. Flossie Montella and Mary Ellen Scott were our first guests. Gee, I hope I haven ' t missed anyone — don ' t think I have. Do write and tell me about your work with the natives. Love Jessie Page 45

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Dearie, do you remember when we first Walked through Schweppe doors, For the hfe we waited for. Probie caps and uniform teas. My, But we were so proud. Test your memory my dearie. Do you remember when we first Sewed our organdy caps. And received our bibs at last. Dearie, life was cheerie In the good old Freshmen days. Do you remember? Yes, we remember Because integrity always pays. Dearie, do you remember when we Sewed crosses on our sleeves Then we started specialties D.K., O.R.. O.B., and Peds. Remember the nights in Psych. Test your memory my dearie. Do you remember when we Dressed for the Junior Prom And took our jeans along. Dearie, life was cheerie In the good old Junior days. Do you remember? Yes, we remember Because integrity always pays. Dearie, do you remember when we first Pulled on our Senior cuffs. Charge duty was really rough. Out to Contage with all the disease. Clinics with Sundays off. Test your memory my dearie. Do you remember when we Tramped the streets on V.N. A. The twenty-five dollars we had to pay. Dearie, life was cheerie In the good old Senior days. Do you remember? Yes, we remember ' Because integrity always pays. Dearie, do you remember when We finally donned the dreamy whites, We were all so scared that night Half the class was flashing new rings. Oh, but they were so proud. Test your memory my dearie. Do you remember going out with the streaming tears. We ' ll never forget these last three years. Dearie, life was cheerie In the good old training days. Do you remember? Yes, we remember Because integrity always pays. Oh, sing the praise of dear St. Luke ' s. Shout till the rafters ring. Stand and drink a toast once again. Let every loyal Luke ' s nurse sing. Then cheer to all the happy hours, Sing to the care-free days. Dear St. Luke ' s, our alma mater. The school of our hearts always. To the cap, to the cross, to the whites and their glorious happiness, To the youth, to the fire, to the life that is moving and calling us. To the hopes, to the goals, to the service of God and humanity, To the hearts, to the minds, of those who have traveled this way. 0. $CH0 Let me be your scrub nurse I ' m in love with you. Let me hear you whisper One more suture — Plain O Keep the French light burning O ' er the field so sterile. Let me be your scrub nurse I ' m in love with you. And your sterile technique. Page 47