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Queen of Angels College of Nursing - Liber Reginae Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

- Class of 1947

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Down thru the ages we proudly acclaim, Valiant women who have risen to fameg Valiant women with glory reflected, Courageous women who have been elected By Cod to do His Work. We know not all your names, But we benefit by your aimsg We of this world observe your deeds, We see the fruit borne by the seeds Which you have sown so well. Valiant women whose love is shown, By goodness and mercy and beauty aloneg Created by God, with purpose revealing, Loyal, unswerving faith, when dealing With those who need you most. When your work on earth is done, Your stay in heaven will have begung Great and lasting will be your reward, And then, at last, you can afford To rest in peace with Him. By BEVERLY KELTY ff 3 J ,a rf. ' ,JV , . 1 . pf ,NL A7 JM' . .V . .JI 34. V, - J 57'fhff.4 V fy, ..'fj.! , . 'QU' I AV J QPU: iff.-7 V i V'-I ,.',V .-',qw sf. 6 .-F , 41 aft X5 ' 1 V' 2' ' 5 KV' Efii fp fi' P nl l V .Ji--4 ' 35 V 'r 1 -.hw 4.- ' ff,rflK!',f . I , I' lr! I t,, .V f. x, N. 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But most of all, your hearts must mirror the Uixinc Compassion, and the love ol Christ Himself. These are the qualities of your training. These are the marks of your vocation. May our Blessed Mother, Queen of the Angels, Health of the Sick. ever he your Model and your Nlother. Wlith a prayer for every hlessing. I am Sincerely yours i11 Christ. 24 aria or sf - e-X - KJVLFHIMVONIKI-1iuAawI up Four we Z?LAAec! ,Mrgin As the morning sun rises or as the fair moon shines, Mary walks with the nurse as she soothes those trusted to her care. Mary watches, guiding the footsteps and hands of the nurse as she performs her duties in the delivery room, surgery, on the floors, or at the last rites. Mary is always valiant and strong, gentle, soft spoken, thinking of others, never of herself, reassuring, a ray of light to those discouraged, bringing a smile to one who is unhappy. May we he like Mary and may she help us to he worthy of our profession and watch over us always. IIIIIIIIHIETIIIITIIIII 4. 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We have given you our best effort. We feel we have trained you well. Use this training in the service of suilering humanity and for the glory of God, and you will have fulfilled our every desire. lt is a rare privilege to he of servive, and every privilege carries an obligation. Remember that obligation and wear it like a jewel from the crown of Our Lady, Queen of the Angels, so that all the world may see and know you are truly her daughters. .Yin e '19 ff' ' as .f,,,,. X 3 . .'! 9 Q is 3 13 'PC :S 2 5 ti oligkffi are I I fm vi Sister. may I have Sunday off? li! Sister. I don't quite reinernher how to elean a Wvangensteinz Sister. I need another sheet: Sister. I spent hours trying to calculate this dia- . . hetlc diet. . . To the thirty-four Sisters man- - ' aging the Queen of Angels Hos- A pital goes our sincere appreciation and everlasting devotion. It is you. Sisters, who have guided and aided us through the past three years and it is because of you that today we are ahle to face the world with pride in our hearts, ready to serve FIRST HOW: Sister M. Annella, R.N., B.S.g Sister M. Rose Blanche, R.N., humanity. B.S.g Sister M. Hedwig. KN., HS. SECOND How: Sister M. Principia, R.N., B.S.g Sister M. Nlarrietta, R.N., H.S.: Sister M. Geraldine. HN., B.S.g Sister M. Lena, KN.. l3.S. Fntsr Row: Sister M. Fina. Sister M. ,Iune-lla, Sister M. Aniceta, Sister M. Leonella, Sister M. Hedwig, Sister M. Leopoldina. Sister M. Felmronia, Sister M. Imelda, Sister M. Celestine, Sister M. Regxalrla, Sister M. Lena, Sister M. l lorem'e. Sister M. Etlielhurga. Smjoxn Row: Sister M. Consalata. Sister M. Albana, Sister M. Annella, Sister M. Phillipine, Sister M. Lilioria. Sister M. Maxima. Sister M. Clieruhim. Sister M. Loretta Marie, Sister M. Rose Blanche. Sister M. Theodora, Sister M. Rita Clare, Sister M. Amalnilis, Sister M. Marrietta, Sister M. Principia, Sister M. Ceuelella. Sister M. Albertina. Tm 9 M I lf 1 f f' X FATHER CHARLES, O.F.M. You have joined the noble ranks of unsung heroines. Your many acts of kindness to the poor, help- less, diseased humans go unnoticed by the world at large, but they are recorded by Cod. because Hall things are naked and open to His eyef' And this good Cod will in His own day and in His own kingdom reward your smallest deed beyond all measure. Vllhen your duties hang heavily upon you, bear this thought in mind and your burden will indeed become light. 1 i if r ff i FATHER HUMuLus. O.F.M. Congratulations to our student nurses. You have chosen a profes- sion which develops the noble traits of true womanhood. You follow in the footsteps of the Divine Physician who lived to heal and save. God bless you with help from above, and lighten your sorrows, and give courage in trial. Let Godls will be the rule of your life, leading to your eternal goal. May Mary, Queen of Angels. guide your steps. E!t'l't'II ' ' V L-SB.. kit l I , w fl, flue CAM 0 1947 reefing ancl Congrafufafiond You have come a long way in the past three years, and the ncomingv has not been easy. You have worked hard and faithfully and by your bright spirit have lifted the burdens of us all. Today you face a challenge. Can you go out into a troubled world and help it to find peace and happiness? You have the means. By your own eilorts you have earned them. You are able to help to heal troubled minds and suffering bodies. No greater privilege could be accorded you. You are needed. No greater tribute could be paid you. Keep your standards high and do not compromise. Expect from your- selves the best of which you are capable and never be content with less. Yours MARGARET LEE, R.N., A.B. Director of Nurses J,A,.3E-AA-fi-, is a profession for service. Be proud of its traditions. Respect its obligations, MARGARET BONEN, remembering always, that the greatest of all healers said: 'ilfven as ye have RN., B,S. done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye have done i.t unto mef, School Secretary Twelve 5fCl,ff1fl 00l'Yl Jlmffucfom Our studies are handled and supervised by our classroom in- structors. These include Miss Bartek, Miss Bonen, and Mrs. McGarry. Miss Bartek arranges the rota- tion schedule for student service, besides teaching in the classroom. She furthermore transforms the shy and bashful preliminaries into poised and capable student nurses. Miss Bonen, who at the time is the secretary of the school, also audits doctorsf lectures and ar- ranges for field trips. With her ever present smile she is always willing to answer our questions, which are quite a few. Mrs. McCarry very ably in- structs in Neurology Nursing, Dermatology Nursing and Child Psychology. Her classes are espec- ially interesting because of the various projects which provide a welcome change in rigid routines. l ' .1 - , . . Dorothy Overend, R.N., B.S.g Clara McCarty, R.N., B.S.g Ethel Bartek, RN., B. Mjdfol .gm fmciom Ward classes and conferences are supervised by Mrs. Shift, who is in charge of the Medical and Surgical Departmentsg Miss Over- end who supervises Orthopedic floorsg Miss Pacal, who instructs students on OB. serviceg and Miss Hanson, who has charge of Pedi- atrics. On the wards, the students are taught nursing procedures, supple- menting classroom work. Confer- ences given by students enable them to better understand their patients? medications and treat- ments, thereby making it possible to render better nursing care. Thirteen LU Edd' 8105 A. R. Camero, lVl.D. Donald Cass, lVl.D. Stephen B. Devin, lVl.D. Lawrence K. Gundrum, Pathology Emergency - First Aid Communicable Diseases NLD, Ear, Nose and Throat Joachim A. Haenel, lVl.D. Eugene L. Hoffman, lVl.D. Gale W. Hunt, lVl.D. Father Lynch, SJ. Psychiatry Urology Orthopaedics Rational Psychology :xv M, ' . :2:::siE:L: I. ..-, L 'll g,-:grm4.E Samuel M. Martins, lVl.D. Joseph l. Mirovich, lVl.D. Alfred R. Robbins, lVI.D. Henry H. Thomson, lVl.D. Gynecology Dermatology Eye Medical Diseases J. A. Vatz, MD. Father Vaughan, SJ. Neurology Moral Philosophy Fourteen STAFF UFFIEEH5 Dr. Wlaller Hollcrzm Chief of SMU Ur. l runli lr. Sifllilflt' lll'6?SiCll'llf of Slnff llr. .lon-pl: llarczo Vice ljI'f'5I.!fl'lIl llr. Tvneru ll. Caruso Secretary Treaszzrr r DR. WYALTER H 0l.I.r:r:AN ADVISUHY CMEDIEALD BUAHU ANU CHEDENTIAL EUMMITTEE Dr. Walter Holleran Dr. Frank Schade Dr. Lowell S. Coin, Chairman Dr. A. R. Camaro Dr. Charles M. Hayvs Dr. Tencro D. Caruso Dr. Wyalter Sullivan STAFF LUNCHEON p,ff,,,m Adelstein, Dr. Leo J. Anderson, Dr. Floyd K. Anderson, Dr. Nelson Paul Ariana, Dr. Anthony Balyeat, Dr. F. S. Belt, Dr. Elmer Bennetts, Dr. Frederic A. Berauer, Dr. Joseph M. Berger, Dr. George A Blackman, Dr. Robert Camero, Dr. A. R. Caruso, Dr. Tenero D. Cass, Dr. Alonzo Cass, Dr. Donald Chapman, Dr. James Christeson, Dr. E. L. Crase, Dr. Herbert Crossan, Dr. John W. Crozier, Dr. Henry C. Daniel, Dr. W. H. Desimone, Dr. Leon 0. Devin, Dr. Stephen B. Dolley, Dr. John B. Douglas, Dr. G. H. Eckhardt, Dr. Wymond Foley, Dr. Maurice P. Foulk, Dr. Margaret Fraser, Dr. Alford Gallant, Dr. Alfred E. Garstang, Dr. D. Buie Gaynor, Dr. Joseph Sixteen xecu five ga Gillis, Dr. James Gillis, Dr. John Goin, Dr. Lowell S. Gundrum, Dr. Lawrence Hamilton, Dr. Harold P. Hayes, Dr. Charles M. Herren, Dr. Reginald Hoffman, Dr. Eugene Holleran, Dr. James Holleran, Dr. Walter House, Dr. Howard P. Hunt, Dr. Gale Jones, Dr. Margaret Kilfoy, Dr. Edward J. Kirchner, Dr. Herbert J. Laliay, Dr. Alfred M. Lucey, Dr. Daniel D. Luck, Dr. J. Vernon Marco, Dr. Joseph Martins, Dr. Samuel M. Mayers, Dr. Morton M. McAtee, Dr. John S. McCarthy, Dr. Alphonse M. McDevitt, Dr. John J. McKenna, Dr. W. J. Morris, Dr. Francis J. Murray, Dr. S. Niebergall, Dr. Herbert A. O'Neill, Dr. Norman Owen, Dr. Gilbert R. Peluse, Dr. Samuel Pheasant, Dr. Homer Plimpton, Dr. Edwin B. Quinn, Dr. J. Vincent Regan, Dr. James F. Robbins, Dr. Alfred R. Ross, Dr. Donald E. Schade, Dr. Frank F. Seals, Dr. Percy W. Silton, Dr. Maurice Smith, Dr. Kendrick A. Stewart, Dr. Robert Sullivan, Dr. Walter 4 Sutherland, Dr. Ross Tepper, Dr. Gilbert B. Thomson, Dr. Henry H. Tiffin, Dr. Mary E. Van Cott, Dr. Wesley Watt, Dr. Richard H. Werts, Dr. C. Francis Westfall, Dr. F. O. White, Dr. Harry Wieman, Dr. Walter Williams, Dr. Walter Wolpe, Dr. Leon Z. Woodhull, Dr. F. Earl Wright, Dr. Wesley M. Yarbrough, Dr. John D Zeiler, Dr. Joe 41 Adams, Dr. Alan C. Albert, Dr. Walter Alden, Dr. Charles Anton, Dr. Albert Anton, Dr. Francis Barshop, Dr. Nathan Beasley, Dr. Harold E. Bewley, Dr. Marietta Bigler, Dr. Roscoe Blacker, Dr. Morris Roland Bosworth, Dr. Howard W. Bradley, Dr. William G. Bravo, Dr. Francisco Brown, Dr. Earl F. Brown, Dr. Charlotte Brownfield, Dr. Bernard Bruson, Dr. Samuel Byrne, Dr. Ralph V. Cagney, Dr. Harry V. Cameron, Dr. M. C. Campbell, Dr. Albert J. Casper, Dr. P. C. Cole, Dr. Frank Desparois, Dr. Guy B. Dickey, Dr. Clarence Dobson, Dr. C. M. Donohue, Dr. Daniele C. Downey, Dr. Thomas P. Duffy, Dr. James J. Farrier, Dr. Robert A. Fist, Dr. Harry S. Fogel, Dr. Edward T. Fakehany, Dr. George E. Fulco, Dr. Herman John Gassaniga, Dr. D. A. Gage, Dr. Alan E. Gaster, Dr. Joseph Gelber, Dr. Anita George, Dr. James De Witt Germann, Dr. Albert C. Gernand, Dr. H. C. Glassman, Dr. S. C. Godett, Dr. Michael R. Golenternek, Dr. D. Gooel, Dr. Elmer Gordon, Dr. K. - Goorwitch, Dr. Joseph Graham, Dr. John P. Green, Dr. H. H. Haenel, Dr. Joachim A. Haigh, Dr. Frederic W. Hammack, Dr. Roy Hanlon, Dr. H. H. Harrington, Dr. Kathleen Harwood, Dr. David M. Hayer, Dr. Edward M. Hershman, Dr. Frederick Holzman, Dr. Ralph Hope, Dr. Robert B. Huffman, Dr. Dale Hughes, Dr. Robert E. Jacobus, Dr. Willis L. Johnson, Dr. James Johnson, Dr. P. V. K. Jones, Dr. John C. Jubelirer, Dr. Harold Kercher, Dr. Harvey Kettredge, Dr. Emma Kinyoun, Dr. Floyd H. Kirchner, Dr. A. A, Kirchoff, Dr. J. J. Kirsten, Dr. E. Koch, Dr. Eugene Kolodny, Dr. Syndney Krieger, Dr. Shelburne Larson, Dr. August H. LeVan, Dr. Paul Levey, Dr. Philip Lipson, Dr. Barnett Lloyd, Dr. John Henry Loos, Dr. Clifford Ludwig, Dr. L. Luppi, Dr. Alfred Magid, Dr. Henry Joseph Margaretten, Dr. Joel D. Mark, Dr. A. E. Mason, Dr. Christopher A. McCoy, Dr. Carroll McCuskey, Dr. Charles F. Mishell, Dr. Daniel R. Moffitt, Dr. John J. Moloney, Dr. W. R. Moreale, Dr. John J. Moss, Dr. Abner J. Morell, Dr. Robert D. Motchen, Dr. L. A. Mueller, Dr. Gtto Henry Naidith, -Morris J. Nicola, Dr. George A. Nugent, Dr.!Maurieg'W.f Orleans, Dr. Leslie B. Oslund, Dr. Robert Ostrander, Dr. Harold R. Peluse, Dr. Joseph Peterfy, Dr. 'Richard A. Petritz, Dr. Louis Popovich, Dr. Stephen Pressman, Dr. J. J. Priver, Dr. M. S. Quinn, Dr. William F. Ragan, Dr. Stephen T. Rand, Dr. Carl Raney, Dr. R. B. Rea, Dr. Ralph R. Richardson, Dr. G. L. Roehm, Dr. E. A. Rombeau, Dr. Lee P. Ruberstein, Dr. V. G. Ryan, Dr. A. F. Schaeffer, Dr. Alexander J Scheck, Dr. Constance Schenk, Dr. Harry L. Scherr, Dr. P. J. Scofield, Dr. Dean Stanley Scuderi, Dr. S. A. Shachtman, Dr. Joseph Shery, Dr. Kurt Thomas Shilling, Dr. Jerome W. Simon, Dr. Julius Slocumb, Dr. L. H. Spear, Dr. Edgar B. Stark, Dr. Willard G. Steinberg, Dr. Paul Steinboeck, Dr. Felice Stevens, Dr. J. B. Thorpe, Dr. Franklyn Tomblin, Dr. Beatrice Touriel, Dr. E. L. Townsend, Dr. Ernest W. Trainor, Dr. M. C. Treusch, Dr. Jerome V. Turkel, Dr. A. S. Van Sciver, Dr. Cecil Varney, Dr. James H. Waitzfelder, Dr. Frederic Waller, Dr. Lorenz Wargin, Dr. James Weinberg, Dr. Sydney Wells, Dr. Ruth White, Dr. Ross Wilson, Dr. R. D. Wineland, Dr. Albert Wolff, Dr. Maxwell Wood, Dr. L. L. Wright, Dr. Clifford Yarbrough, Dr. Elsie Zide, Dr. Harry A. Seventeen s, , H W, , . md ' x?i,a,5 AlLN lat .' V i ' s m W -5. ' .,,,, - : ' tg: A' :: E eat Af l gg f is 44 2 -.. ff .. Q.'. i - fl ern W ,..., L,,,x . . , . . ., ,:,,,..,.:.:.,.,., , . . t ., f iii , 5' --.. ,:.. 1 :..,,::. l 'Q ' I . am ::-l:. ' l Y p 0 0 F' .. L , 1 X : -I -::.... ' i i. . .: I jig :-, lift: ,B V : ' , This 5.0.5. call can be heard at , Al lr :: '::' xg all times, clay or night. What ., X .Y I . would we do. without our interns, E v NW ever ready to answer our calls. When you least expect it, you hear a step. a cheerful smile. and 4 , 1 is a pleasant voir-e saying. fXny l l.l to gixef- Uur ten interns. what a hlessing they are to us. A child worft eat his spinach. along comes an in- terug a few cheery words, the spinach is eaten. An emergency arises, an intern appearsg soon everything is under control. And so it goes, day after day, smiling, cheerful, ever ready to helpf our interns. FIRST Row: Mario Ramos, Robert Flynn. Emmit M. Jennings, ,lohn W. Bisenius, Eugene D. Clement. SECOND Row: Sidney Antin, Walter .l. Nowers, James S. Dean. Edwin B. Yvhiting, l.nis Callardo. we Mdiclenfd 5 on our staff. headed hy Dr. Von Der Ahe. The residents have already finished their internship and are now taking a specialized There are six resident Doctors X 3 training in certain departments of tm the hospital. Q Making up this group are Dr. Fonda, Dr. McKenna, Dr. Vida, Dr. Kelly, and Dr. Caldwell. These ' doctors have made themselves in- valuable to all of us. l Most of our residents have been in the service hefore coming to us, and have had many interesting experiences. Thanks for all your assistance, weire glad you came to us. l Doctors Alexander Vida, Stephen E. McKenna, William C. Caldwell, Robert F. Kelly, Maxwell P. Fonda, Clyde V, Von Der Ahe. Eighteen Jigga Q Qqgfojg X4 fff 1 Wax? f 'fQ x'2gM, ,W M WDW . ' 1 ff W 211 iw' gkrence Wgdfinga e From her earliest youth Florence Nightingale felt the urge to nurse, and in this field she did her most valiant and greatest work. She shaped her work upon organization of training schools for nurses and adequate hospitals, always alert to ways of improving the nurs- ing profession. She strove to place herself in the position of both the nurse and the patient and to arrange nursing accordingly. It is after her untiring and valiant effort that our training schools are patterned today. She gave the nurse a code and pledge whereby she strives to practice her profession faithfully, loyally, and open mindedly. As we commence our professional duties, her valiant work and words will always remain with us as an inspiration. IIl.Il55E5 .,: . XX ik- 1 'Eg f:f5i',' i- ' .,.f - , klllefszaf . R g x' M ,. ..f,,,,5,1 f xi A-ft ' . 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V I 5, Aliazpf Vvql , xl - l gl lx we . fifalfwm 5 ea w as f Q N r X H 'ww 'f vim Ylfg-we' - La 9 PROBII-3 ' SN Betty Lou Rockwell, Mary Alice Kohake, Marion Frances Owen I 0 . l eAlfl'lll'l6ll le15 Our first morning at Queens and we were off on an orientation tour! . . . recreation and class rooms, laundry, library, then the hos- pital wards with their glossy floors and walls fincidentally, that was all of five miles from 2-East to 8-West, wasnlt it?H Excited, frightened, we reported for our first floor duty day-how we ever survived our first hath, no one will ever know. Timidly, we roamed from room to roomf- nurses to our left, nurses to our right, one stripe, two stripes, three stripes-Do we salute them! l ? A light flashes and two seared HProbies', stand outside the door debating on who is to answer it. Alas, one enters, but immediately makes her exit, calling to the other one - '4Gosh, that patient Wants a nurse! We must hurryll' Twenty-three ,W FIRST ROW: Marjorie Nagel, Barbara Lehmann, Patricia Ahern. SECOND ROW: Ceorgianna Blais, Suzanne Reeves, Billie Purtell, Eleanor Kosaitis. Frances Adrlo glaeifkflflelfl Our probationary period has terminated and We are now possessors of that first blue stripe-we shall never forget the proudest moment in our entire training, our HCapping Ceremonyw--and becoming a part of our stu- dent body and hospital personnel. Hypo time, now! Yes, after hours of prac- ticing on each other we are ready for supervi- sion and our first hypo on the floor. 5:45 A.lVl., and we're oil to the Diet Kitchen, the moon still shining, the stars still peeking from under that blanket of darkness - now letis see, have we our lists, tickets? Where is that uDiabetic of Kls we so diligently calcu- lated way into the night? With week-end jaunts at an end, we adapt ourselves to our classes and hard months of training, looking forward to the day when we shall attain our goal-wthat white cap and pm. Twenty-four D R U D IT U R I U m HFROSHM SNAPS jk .FW FIRST ROW: Madonna Skelley, Frances Ruffner, Josephine Nino, Mar- garet Ahern, Virginia Garabedian, Isabelle Johnson. Srcovn Row: Bette Compton, Mary Easley, Patricia Wilson, Dorcas Engle, Rita Ries, Alice Powers, Agnes Renzi, Margaret Prummer. Liniom That long anticipated day and we start our surgery service. After weeks of instruction and observation, we find ourselves assigned to our first Hmajorn. Come 7:00 A.lVl. and timidly we warn our circulating nurse of the storm. . . Doctor makes his entrance and eagerly we run for the gown, then gloves, not realizing that a towel and powder would eliminate a re-gloving ten minutes later. The surgery is finally on its way and at the call for askin towels . our little scrub nurse is found, rip- ping out the cellophane between the layers. Nylon-OOM on a 'astraightw is flung across the mayo stand accompanied by a holder. At last, the patient is on the way down when a sudden crash occurs and we find the doctor and scrub nurse on their knees, picking up the remains of the Mayo stand. Ah, Yes! A little time and we will ably adhere to that latest marker . . . MQUIETU. JUNIOR SNAPS Twenty-Jive A . ....,, W S ax, J tk... l V X x ,gf W ,.,..,,.. . iz 5' MARCAHTCT APALATECUI 4 President D Yorba Linda, California Pediatrics enior Cfadfi This year the Queen of Angels College of Nursing claims forty-nine graduates, who start their, profession under trying circumstances. The time to bid farewell to Queenis has come and we pause to consider all we have gained during our years here. Three short but full years have passed and we realize what Queenis has given us. We have developed not only physically and mentally, but our opinions and attitudes have matured under wise guidance. We will always be influenced by the standard of values we have gained at Queenis. Wie are justly proud of our success in our many activi- ties. Our accomplishments, however, were made possible through the assistance of our inspiring sponsors. To the untiring efforts of our Sisters, doctors, and instructors, whose classes have enriched our lives, we offer our sincere thanks. 5' T1U!'I11j'-Six mf-use we - 1 ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Eileen Shelley, Social Chairmang llazel Doly, Treasurerg Pe, y O Ne l Se-cretaryg Martha Spurck, Vice President. l'I1ANf,l:,5 M. ALOSI A San Diego, California l CLllalllC5 NANCY JULE ALVIN Hayport, Minnesota Pediatrics MALY .IA NE ANDERSON South Pasadiua, Surgery California EHEL ANGUS McDevitt, Nevada Pediatrics 5 I,Ol'll-QNX M ICEI ,LE A RNIUO S rro ' ew Mexico sur ry sf? '1 41 VIOLET M. BAUER Highway Highlands, California Orthopedics JOA N CAMPBELL A lladf-na, California Medical YVONNE CARLILE Spokane-, Vllashinglon Nursery Twenty-seven i MABEL LOUISE CASTEIX Santa Ana, California Pediatrics and C.D. COLLEEN ANN COLLINS Long Beach, California Nursery La Porte ' a Podlq 3 I JORES COOPER .5 I'.RMA CONR ! Q Denver, Colorado I Pediatrics .ai Twenty-eight MARGARET D AIUTO Ontario, California Obstetrics PAMELA DONOVAN Des Moines, Iowa Pediatrics IIAZEL I. DOTY St. Louis, Missouri Surgery JM , ASLI , , R . ,M Los Angeles, California Psychiatry MARY FLYNN Los Angeles, California Pediatrics ADA GOLDMAN Los Angeles, California A Public Heallh HELEN corsizs LW Los An les Ca orma Psyclnat BERNADENIA HENRY Los Angelcs, California Surgery DORlS JEAN HUFFMAN Long Beach, California Nursery ,A BEVF Y I0 KELTY Inglewood, f,3llfOlDl3 Army Nursing fjjz f KATHRYN E. KING Hinkley, California Obstetrics MARGARILT KISS 1 Ontario, California Pediatrics Twenty-nine i te I MARIE KLLACKOSKI Vancouver Wasliirglon Pediatrics HL TH J. Cherokee ' CATIIEHINE LACHNIT Los A ngeles, California Surgery OP t r . M C UAH, LAWRENCE Van Nuys, California Surgery fm MARY SCE MAGGIO Rochester, New York Pediatrics MARGARET MCDONALD Huntington Park, CElllf0ll112. Orthopedics 8. Thirty LHONTELLE MCFARLANE Long Beach, California Surgery MARCELLA DIAN MCGILL Lomita, California Pediatrics of-'mi DELLA JO MITCHELL Carlsbad, California . SUIQSIY , fy QWM EUGENIA MARlE MOREAU Los Angeles, California Public Health PEGGY 0'NEILL Long Beach, California - Obstetrics MARGARET PEll-'PER Fullerton, California Surgery FRANCES PLACENTIA San Pedro, California Olntetrics Hollywood, California qi' i' BETTY ANN PULLINGS Affiliation at Compton ALICE REY Los Angeles, California Pediatrics GENEAL RYAN Minneapolis, Minnesota PSYCll1Htf1C serwicc Thirty-one EVELYN SCHMIDT Ontario, California Pediatrics EILEEN SHELLY Los Angeles, Surgery MARY MADEIJNE SHUE Albuquerque, New Mexico! Nursery I California JOE ANN SIMPSON Los Angeles, Surgery MARTHA SPURCK North Hollywood, California Orthopedics Callforniaz wfpmfilff' JAL NITA ST. .ll LIEN !,,..4-w Kalamazoo, Michigan Pediatrics Thirty-two FRANCES WILLARD Los Angeles, California X ILRA WOLI' If Berlin. Germany 9 Pediatrics Cfariri 'IM We, the class of 194-7, being of sound mind and in full possession of our faculties, do bequeath the following: ' To Miss Lee, our beloved Directress of Nurses, we leave our everlasting gratitude. To the next prospective cowgirl of the prelimin- aries, Kathryn King offers her vast ranch experi- CII CCS. Margo Prummer is left Sadie Byan's green pixie shoes on condition that they be worn daily. Senior A's are presented with the accumulative executive headaches of Maggie Kiss and D. J. Huff- man. The preliminaries will share in the abundant a-tomic energy Martha Spurck is leaving behind. Anyone interested should avail herself of Ethel Angusis gift of perennial tolerance7'. The Los Angeles Art Institute is left the complete surrealism collection of Ada Goldman. Gail Lawrence wills her date book to the Student Body for future ifeference. Chontelle Maclrarland life to ulzzien. Georgiana QSweatersl leaves her fabulous social Blaise is to be the recip- ient of the potent moth balls formerly with Alvin and Anderson. Susie Reeves is offered the menageries belonging to Mabel Castiex and Midge Apalategui. Betty Compton will receive the terrific versatility that Pam Donovan can spare. Agnes Renzi may or may not accept the infinite neatness and exactness of Hazel Doty. Miss Rigney will find the library further enriched by Dee Henry's comics and mystery thrillers. Auy future hair stylist is offered those oft-used shears of Lorraine Armijo. Pat Ahern is left the remarkable punctuality of Della ,Io Mitchell and Ruth Lathrop. Dorcas Engle will receive those enviable braids of Violet Bauer. Margaret Ahern is offered the sweetness and light of Eileen Shelly and Frances Acosta. Eleanor Finlayson leaves her perseverance toward completion of training to the uoh so few', new '6probies . Pat Wilson may avail herself of Joan Campbellis bangs, which she reluctantly gives up. Surgery is left the combined radios of Dolores Cooper, Erma Conry and Mary Flynn, and thatis more than three. Thirty-three The future editor of Liber Reginae is willed Helen Gotses' nose for news. Billie Purtell is in line for Beverly Kelty's liter- ary versatility. The Student Body comes in for another share in the new mimeograph which Marie Kulaloski leaves. Alice Powers can expect the many hours of night duty which Alice Rey gladly leaves. Virginia Garabedian is bequeathed the carefree life of Catherine Lachnit and Marie Maggio. Mary Easley is going to receive Jeannie Moreauis extensive date list. Betty Pullings leaves her wonderful nickname to anyone brave enough to want it. Peggy McDonald leaves all her county days to Los Angeles General Hospital. Marcella McGill wills her voluminous correspon- dence to the next student body secretary. Margaret Peiffer leaves her upondsn lips to Josephine Nino. That very complete and 'Goh so gayw wardrobe of Frances Placentia goes to lucky Rita Reis. Evelyn Schmidt leaves her usolitudei' to Frances Addo, who we are sure will use it. Juanita St. Julien has enough dependability to leave a good share to Barbara Lehmann. Vera Wolff bequeaths those heated political dis- cussions to Eleanor Kosaitis. Those sprung bobby pins of Frances Willard will go to Marjorie Nagel. Yvonne Carlile and Peggy 0'Neil, after persua- sion, are leaving those plaid slacks to Isabelle Johnson. Colleen Collins is leaving all those fraternity pins to the class treasury. Margaret D,Aiuto,s Spanish grammar will go to anyone interested in South American travel. Mary Shije offers her numerous coiffures to Beauty Salon magazine. D. J. Huffman wills her Pepsodenti' smile to Frances Ruffner, if she promises to use it faithfully. Jo Ann Simpson leaves her indifference to those tense individuals who need it. Thirty-four SENIOR SNAPS CAM ln the long ten years we find a change Kay King is truly, at 'chome on the rangen And we find Sadie Ryan and her family of nine In a palace in Dallas with a Texan who,s line, Maggie Kiss by now has changed her name, But not her town, Chino,s still the same, Ethel Angus and the Big City will always agree Though Nevada's a nice state to visit you see, Martha Spurck, used to having her way, Has married a man, used to having his say, South America, that popular place to roam, Called Gail Lawrence and she won't come home, Ada Goldman is keeping the public so healthy She has no time to try being wealthy, I 0l9A2Cg Betty Pullings is doing her level best To supervise, of all places, good old seven west, Chontelle McFarland still can't make up her mind Between Army, Navy and the rest of their kind, McGill and Alvin are doing line g With an orphanage for babies whose faces they shine, . Casteix has a man who makes her quite glad The same for Apalategui and she,s not sad, - The new Queen's Directress of Nurses you'll read Is none other than Hazel Doty indeed, I' Bauer and Anderson have both settled down To raising families in country and town, Like mother like daughter they always say So Birdinia Henry's the special you pay, Pamela Donovan, that song bird of note Still sends sweet warblings out from her throat, Dolores Cooper is flying you know Though ten years have passed, she,s still on the g That all-girls' choir of cross-country fame Has Eileen Shelly as directress the same, Margaret D'Aiuto lives down Mexico way And invites you down to be carefree and gay, Frances Placentia has left the Corps And is modeling gowns for mountain and shore, Thirty-five The west coast agreed so with Erma Conry That she stayed here to raise a family, Acosta is now a grand Faculty member As is Frances Willard since last September, Lathrop and Mitchell and sweet Alice Rey Are hardworking housewives with love for their pay, 0,Neil and Carlile were last headed for snow - It seems that Alaska is the place to go, And Colleen Collins, that fair Irish lass As a professor's wife just try and surpass, D. J. Huffman they say fell heir To a beautiful mansion in famous Bel Air, ,launita St. ,lulienne and Mary Shije Open the Santa Rita Clinic each day, Marie Kulakuski does writing so fine For the A.N.J., so drop her a line, Ace reporter Armijo keeps bringing in scoops 7Bout Queen's Alumnae and similar groups, Beverly Kelty has gained recognition - 5:87 A versatile poetess she's fulfilled her ambition, an Margaret Peiffer has done very well She owns half of Palm Springs and refuses to sell, Eleanor Finlayson is safe from all harm For she now resides on a ten acre farm, Jeannie Moreau is trying her best As a Doctor's wife which is quite a test, And Vera Wolff with Evelyn Schmidt Are abroad, pretty smart we must admit, Marie Maggiols in Atlanta you know Where it's an art to be so langorously slow, Helen Gotses teaches her family of five You must be active to keep alive, Margaret McDonald is happy to be Running her own private Nursery. Lachnit and Campbell are still running around ln circles? No, surgery with their feet on the ground Flynn and Simpson are in Old Shanghai , Having a time that makes us sigh, y For the days gone by that now seem like heaven, The days of nineteen hundred and fo'rty-seven. Thirty-six - .AA A. . . SUCA 1. . M I, Y 7 N L X N va, .K L' L x ks sw' Nfs ka fxYx xx :XV Q A --tx Fw WW Mr? ' ii MM7iW5fW5fW kiifgg Mffyiif WWW o ff M' Jfff mfmwyfg W Wfwmffwwf 'QQ ff'W3W' WWW? Af QWWW fw'MWM,fjWfff' W W ff WW M fVf'i75WMf55?UW i WW 1 1 52X Uagdnf Wand In a little white building that once was a private horne,.six stout-hearted and determined nuns made their residence. It was their inspiration to found a hospital, and this they did. With their never-dying faith to The Blessed Lord and with absolutely no funds Sisters Leitgard, Timothy, Michael, Concordia, Ethel- berg, and Roberta began their valiant work. Going from house to house they won the friendship of the surrounding community, which was more than willing to help. 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Q- , ,,Q - Q--.1 .Q ,vii -.sv -,' . 1' - , Q.QQQ.g,,,Q4--5+ 5.. Q,--,,-- Y ,,Q Q I Q - Quik , -- 1 f-FF'-1' ,fm , -rf , '21 tax? .1 :fp ' f-I . f .,- ' ' Qurgfj Q 1 -ji, ' 'Q Q4- Q 1 r Q- -:--Q Qu. ff - I tru . ' N -XL 13,1 Q-- 1 Q f' 'Q-.-x g' - ' - .' -'.:' y ' ' :2 - .,: ' ' -. Y fi .f A iz- '- ' 1 .' 4 x,,QQ 1,-Q,.1,fQ,. -3 ,: , Q j ,, W- - , Q , ,- . f ' 'g' I 3 1 E Q -f ,Q ,Q -'ff 'QQQJ Xb, I x ' 1 4,2 is Q ' ' QIWQIQQQ J 1 : Qs '5 ., . Q--5 -q Qi, Q. , .xgclmiffing LZBML One of the most complicated departments at Queen's is the admitting ofiice. The person in charge almost has to be a fortune teller, math- ematician, and magician in order to provide beds for patients at a moment's notice. There is also a separate admitting desk in the OB. wing. A great deal of bookkeeping is done in Admitting and many records must be kept. After observing the desk routine, one realizes that in this department a big job is well done. Which is the busiest place in the hospital from 7:00 oiclock in the morning itil, well- 7:00 oiclock the next morning? Yes, it's 'gCentral,,, as we call it. There, under the supervision of Sadye Squires, R.N., all the supplies used in the hospital, ranging from intravenouses to sterile bowls, are requisi- tioned to the floor nurses. The student receives four weeks of invaluable training in this department, with the opportunity of learning many things about sterile technique, wrapping, and oxygen therapy. Wexcaf SIA... Serving on a medical floor is one of the greatest challenges to the student nurse. It is here that patients rely solely upon medicinal therapy and efficient nursing care. When a stu- dent finishes this service, she has gained a thorough, practical knowledge of bedside nursing. She lays a firm foundation for the patience, kindness, and sympathetic under- standing which is so essential. Under the su ervisio of Sister Marietta, RN., BS., the P , medical oor is run smoothly and 76-5 0-4-LX 611443 Forty-three 1 , . 4 P ibief Jcfcken The diet kitchen is a continuous bustle of activity. A studentis ultimate goal on this serv- ice is to prepare enticing 'cspecial traysn that will appeal to waning appetites. This is espec- ially dillicult because of the many restrictions on diets. Sister M. Beata, RN., HS., is in 4 charge of the '4d.k.', and instructs students in skillful dietary management. Many hours of hard work are spent in the kitchen but the student nurse gains much valuable knowledge during her service. UMA OIQQLLC el9CLl tl'l'lel'lf Boasting a complete surgical unit all its own, the Orthopedic Department is one of the most outstanding in our institution. Heading this department is Sister M. Hedwig, R.N., BS., under whose supervision students learn the intricacies of orthopedic nursing and the proper use of orthopedic equipment. No stu- dent has served on the sixth Hoof without knowing the confusion of being told for the first time to Happly a Buckis extensfnf' Ward duty is supplemented by conferences with the Supervisors and attending 'Orthopedic Sur- geons. 4 W we 3171.8 COCA About a year ago a strange new thing made its appearance in the hospital. This strange new thing was a time clock. It seemed very unusual at first, and remarks could be heard fmumbled of coursel about carrying lunch pails and wearing overalls, however after a while we realized its importance. Every hos- pital employee punches the clock both before and after duty. In this way it is easy to check on the hours spent on duty, overtime and sick leave. Y F arty-four loera fin? 00m Students look forward to a service in the operating room with a feeling of interming- ling joy and fear. The first of her ten weeks Sally Student spends in the utility room. She then advances to the MT and A room and later to uminorsn. The first 'amajorn scrub constitutes a great mental strain on poor Sally, but by the time her tenth week rolls around she finds herself quite efficient. Sister M. Lena, PLN., HS., is the ever busy Supervisor of this department. Wkgltf lui? As the shades of night have fallen, the stu- dent nurse receives one of her most interesting services-Night Duty. At this particular time the student has a chance to show her manage- ment and nursing skill. In her hands she holds the fate of her patients, hence her tasks must be skillfully accomplished. Under the kind and gentle supervision of Sister M. Geraldine, RN., lVl.S., the student receives assurance that one is there who can help and advise her in times of need. MP5 Qing Thirty little cribs all in a row, thirty little mouths to be fedg and thirty infants to be bathed. This is the situation met in the nursery by the unsuspecting student nurse who ugave up early marriage for a career. Each obstet- rical floor has two well equipped, eliiciently run unewborn nurseriesw. The special pride of the students is the Premature nursery, which was partly furnished by the Student Body. This 'apremie nurseryi' is under the watchful supervision of Pearl Stevens, R.N., B.S. Forty-,Hue .Siu Ulm! 0 . llfllflg 00171, The center of mealtime activity is the nurses' shining and newly redecorated dining room, not only because of the attractive menus, which are arranged and prepared by Sister M. Albana and Sister M. Consalata, but also because it affords an ideal place for the stu- dents to get together and exchange the latest word. A friendly smile always greets the stu- dent as she approaches the cafeteria style serving table where Mrs. Mary Grayson assists her in selecting a balanced meal. Ei il 1 , 1 'Clive' ----. ...W ' gil N .... 1 Q -I ,f V ,, ,, ,.: J., .,.. A R : , ', ,... E '5::f5iMii:.: A wig is or .., J... it-Qs. ,L K .. Forty-six Sanfa Ma Cgnic Every student looks forward to the oppor- tunity of affiliating with the Santa Rita Clinic. Miss Moore, the able supervisor, also takes the added responsibility of guiding the stu- dent in her relationship with the out-patient. The Clinic's many departments include spec- ialties such as the Well Baby Clinic and Psy- chiatric Clinic, two important phases of public health which have become of prime importance during the last decade. This foretaste of clin- ical experience has decided many a student as to her future career. ,Zabel fried Shouts, and cries of laughter, in one con- fused roar descend the stairs to engulf the halls below, announcing the presence of our pediatric ward. With a half smile and fist in eye he tries hard to ube a little mana' and you suddenly find yourself responding to his brave spirit, realizing that you are taking over for Mom and Dad. The students seem to acquire some of Sister M. Anella's zeal, understanding wisdom, and spirit of continual nursing care at the bedside of each youngster. .Sid fer gedronian In 1941 our very capable Superior came to Queenls. Of Polish ancestry, very quiet, with eyes that speak and a personality that is filled with charm and determination, she has done a great deal for Queen's. She came to Queen,s during the time when war was upon us, when nurses were in demand for military service, and when help was almost impossible to be had. Yet quietly and with perseverance she worked, always keeping those around her united as one happy family. Under her supervision a new maternity wing was added, enlarging the hospital to five hundred beds. Valiantly she worked and valiantly she is continuing to work. IIIIEIIIIIZIHIUIIS 4 , 4 4 4 I , :Q.L3gf4w- 4: , zafkfiggg , 441 .gp ,,., I.. 1. ? 1' ,,,.4, .43 Z my f 19 ' 'ig' 1 64 , u 1 31,1344 4,. 5, 4 444 3 I: 4 L. fa q: , A ' .?Mz ei ,PIv'1f.. 44 24. 4 U W? A, N PV! 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' 4' 'W' 1 '.- 5'E ' A bv, A 54-'iffy A.-. 1 , v 6.!g5fii f ' 'l'?f'l2il M , 4 up X, N t' f ,' f V pl-siiIhwW4!iHw1v1x,a1f1-fFf 4' N 4 4 5. w 4 . .. .,,4. . ,, 4 4444 4 , ..-,. 1 4 444444444444444444! , ., , 444444 . .44A .,,. 53 u:Lmf,M,Mm,,4,444' .S?lfL6!el'Lt 0U2l I'lI'l'lQlflf The Student Body is represented hy the Student Council which is the supreme legislative unit of the school. The Council, composed of president, vice president, secretary, treasurer. and social chairman, sets standards for the entire school. Meetings are held once a month to consider the Constitution, Library, and other pertinent nlatters. The aim is to help other students fit into the life at Queens and to raise standards of wrong-doers. Demcrits given to a student are not a punishment hut a means of helping her to improve her conduct. The organization controls student actions through stu- dent participation in government. I X lPI'CS1d6Illl lh'lARGARl:IT Kiss iaigk J 4 nh. as Ruth Lathrop, Social Chairmang Catherine Lachnit, Treasurerg Doris Huffman, Vice President: Marcella McGill, Secretary. F ifty-on e PAMELA DONOYAN fPrefectl 0 CLP? The Sodality of Our Lady is the most important student body organization on the campus. The Sodalists, 3Com- panions of Mary, strive to honor Mary by imitation of her virtues and to this end the various projects are directed. Monthly meetings in the auditorium with Father Charles and Sister Hedwig on hand to offer advice, are punctuated by guest speakers. Activities of the year to rememher are the reception of new Sodalists, preparation of Christmas baskets, First Friday Mass in uniform, the Sodality Forum with other College Sodalities, the annual retreat and breakfast, and, finally, the May Crowning which highlights and draws to a close the year's activities. OP'P'lfIl'1IlSZ Margaret Pcifler, Our Lamlyis Committeeg Ruth Lathrop, Lit- erary-Pulilicity Committee: Sister M. Hedwig, Moderator, Joe Ann Simpson, Secretary: Madonna Skelley, Eucharistic Committee: Colleen Collins, Apostolic Committee. F ifty-two 1 7Wag :downing An annual event, the Sodalists look forward to the May Coronation of Our Blessed Mother. This year it was held in the Chapel, the Queen was lovely in white and her attendants wore pastel shades in spring formals. The Chapel was brilliantly decorated with flowers, and Sodalists were in their white uniforms and blue sweaters, their voices blended in HO Mary We Crown Theen. This event helps to intensify devotion to The Blessed Mother. l F ifty-four Call JL Rafe? She walks reverently, a lighted candle in hand, beside Father each morning as he carries the Blessed Sacrament to each patient. Silently she performs her duty, to be assured that each indi- vidual is ready to receive. Gentle always, hers is a very gratifying service. Thus each nurse takes her turn in being a Candle Bearer. lvords cannot express her feelings as she sees the look of seren- ity and peace on the faces of those who receive Him. 641465 fmafi Z?a:5Lef:i An annual function of the Apostolic Commit- tee of Our Lady's Sodality is the filling and dis- tributing of Christmas baskets for families in need. The doctors, Sisters, students, and friends cooperate with the Committee in this aspect of Catholic Action, by bringing donations of food and money. The spirit of Christmas comes to those who give, because a happy Christmastis had by the needy families. 6LI'LCfll:5 mend Three days on the student calendar were and are extremely prominent in the minds and hearts of the student nurses. The days of retreat have left a mark, an eternal imprint, on the souls of the students who seriously and conscientiously partook of the spiritual benefits offered. The retreat enabled us to withdraw for a short while from our daily routine in order to retrieve and evaluate the teachings of our Savior and to apply the wise instructions offered by the retreat master to ourselves. An expression of gratitude is extended to Fr. Leander for his wise choice of topics for discus- sion. Tlie impressive and intelligent manner in which the talks were delivered will reverherate through our minds for a long time. The Sisters deserve much appreciation for the wonderful Communion breakfast which they served us at the conclusion of the retreat. The graduates will long rememher these hours spent with one an- other in devotion to God during the days of retreat. Physical hcalth and cire often hecome para mount vs 1th us in our daily task This is why a retreat offers somethmf peeial to nurses, t tends to remmd us of the supreme importance of our spuitual uell lJC1ltfY Simple and beautiful ways to salvation may he performed with our every action in the form of mental prayers. Heaven, our ultimate aim, is not difiicult to obtain if we pray and have faith in the Mercy of God. The application of the lessons taught us and graces given to us during the retreat will make our road to Salvation much smoother. Fifty-fre XJ 17 AW,M- ,,-,ie-H . 'L , , :MMNN1 .vu '-film ,P ,D n ,f DU .K l Flltsr How: Frances Ruffner, Virginia Carabetlian, Bette Compton, lsahelle johnson. Alice Potters. Patricia Wilson. SIQCUINIJ How: Ceorgrianna Blais, Josephine Nino, Madonna Shelley, Sister M. Concordia tllirectori, Frances Aeosta, Ruth Lathrop. Margaret Ahern. THIRD Row: Suzanne Reeves, Margaret Prummer, Eleanor Kosaitis, Dorcas Engle, Rita Ries. Margaret Peifler, Barhara Lehmann, Alice Rey, Frances Adtlo, Hazel Duty. .S?uclenf CAMP The students, choir was revised just two and one half years ago. It is composed of members from the entire student body under the capable supervision of Sister M. Concor- dia, RN., HA., and most efficient direction of Eileen Shelly and Pamela Donovan. The happy choristers have lifted many a heavy heart during the Christmas Season as they carol from floor to floor through the hospital, and Christmas morning is high- lighted by their harmonious strains as they sing the High Mass. They are also present forthe capping ceremony, the Easter Sunday Mass, and the May Crowning. As with everything worth while, a few sac- rifices are necessary. livery effort put forth has been deeply appreciated, and may they carry on the good work in the future. AWAY FROM HoMi37'! Fifty-six Q !LA-efZ.n,,y-f if-1. 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We hope, however, that through the very capable direction of our advisors, Miss Bartek and Mrs. McGarry, and perseverance of our Editor-in-Chief, we have given you some of the same spirit we car- ried with us as each day came to a close. The memories are many, and as you look back through these pages in years to come, may they bring to light some of your numerous experiences here. This has been our goal!- MABEL Cfxsrsxx iEditor-in-Chiefj ADv1soRs: Ethel Bartek, R.N., B.S., and Clara McCarry, R,N., A.B. Sixtyqone STA!-'I-' l'iDI'l'0lrs: Marie Kulairlxnski. Parnvla Donovan. Art: ,laniel Anclersnn. Lilvraryg ll:-lm-n Curses, Business: Dviia Ju Mitchell. Ham-l Duty. Pimtugrapliy. ff i 5 n f3fi1?f5f5mf'f'f5?9z, STAFF Nhzxisl-Jus: Marcella McGill. ,loan Campbell, Niargar I Pm-iffcr, Frances Amsta, Margaret Apalategui. Yiulel Bauer. Ruth Lathr0p.,luAn11 Sinlpwn. Kathryn King, l.urr:.iinv ,fXrrniju. Sixty-two I 7lf j:.Jf nge :5 .i1lerafc!ji4 J-f- j ' Among the outstanding achievements this year was the successful re-establishment of a school paper. Under the able leadership of Marie Kulackoski, Wfhe Angells Heraldj' has received wide acclaim. Each issue is chock- full of scoops from every field of interest. The events, poetry, jokes, and advertisements cleverly arranged in each monthly issue prove why Wfhe Angel's Heraldl' has superseded every other attempt to publish a periodical. The special talents of Misses King and Shelly have been demonstrated by their artistic abilities in the production of drawings to stimulate readers, interest. Whenever typewriters are heard clicking ,til all hours and the mimeograph whipping off papers, itis undoubtedly Misses Lehmann and Purtell, assistant editors, creating another issue. Rarely does any news escape publication, because every class is efficiently represented on the staff. Misses Spurk, Cooper, Huffman, Renzi, Ahern, and Blais gather all the information that is printed in the famous uSnoops a d My n a '.,Q, 0-- J'v0 . Q f-ijffzf' , MARIE KIPLACKOSKI fflditorl ,,,f, Scoo 5 column. ' ' P Af 'H-4 STAFF: Ceorgianna Blais, Margaret Ahern, Doris Huffman, Yvonne Carlile, reportersg Billie Purtell, Barbara Lehmann, make upg Frances Ruffner, Kathryn King, art. Sixty-three Ju-M' md. Q I I. NM. e ecreafion oom .SJmoLing oom N ufd my ouae Wofhera The spacious live-story nursesl home is under the supervision of Miss Mary Schnackerz and three assistants: Miss Catherine Boughey, Miss Veronica Moritz, and Mrs. May Criliith. Theirs is the ever constant responsibility of knowing where the stu- dents are, and when they are expected to return, keeping the nurses, home in tip-top condition, and overseeing the students in keeping the rules and regulations within the home. As the graduating student looks back, now' only can she really appreciate how important the house mothers are. Many wonderful holiday parties have been a suc- cess in our spacious recreation room. It also affords other fond memories as dancing to someoneis new records, Friday night Snack Bar , and community singing around the piano. We also have a separate smoking room, where rnuch of our off duty time is spent. lt is a favorite gathering place, even for those who don't smoke, to keep up with the latest chatter, listen to the radio, play cards, or just relax in one of the comfortable i chairs. Sixty-four enniri Courf Looking to the south of the nurses' home, one cannot miss the tennis court. This provides for the needed physical recreation of the students as well as the interns, residents, and hospital employees. After a busy day of hospital routine it is most invigorating to match oneis skill at tennis, either with friends or fellow students. 0012 , MD oggfafy Our training school, would not be complete with- out the library. It has come to the aid of many weary and bewildered students. It is complete with reference hooks. texts, and the very latest medical and nursing magazines. There are many religious magazines and fiction hooks as well. lt is kept under the Competent supervision of Mrs. Rigney, our lihrarian and friend. IMD . 5 gets xiii: I 1 i 5 s .S?ll.6!2I'lt QOOHZJ HVariety is the spice of life'7 it is said. The bright J flowered, striped and gingham drapes seen in the JGQAM Nvhatis this, a noisy crowd on fourth floor and it's only 9 All. You've guessed it by now, quite a few girls worked '6P.M.7sM yesterday. The familiar gGWe7ll he finished in just il minutew and MYes, there are plenty of eggs can be heard from the students, kitchen nearly every morning. The kitchen is stocked for breakfast, and lunch for P.lVI. and night nurses. It is well equipped and gives the student an oppor- tunity to experiment with her favorite dishes. students, rooms certainly prove this. The students are given an opportunity to decorate their rooms as they desire. The recent redecoration of the inte- rior of the nurses' home helps to accent the indi- vidual color schemes. There are two chairs, a desk, dresser, twin beds, and two closets in each room. There are also a few single rooms for those desiring to live alone. -N Sixty-H1'e ' 'X R by Cadnclcyf fl 'N uni QU :gl X3-is U Classes Begin Sodality Reception New Student Government September 15 October 21 - November 5 , K iw. .,, ' 4, 3 HA :X First Snack Bar Senior Class Election Camptown Meetin' November 8 November 28 December 2 Angel's Herald Appears Classes Resume Snow Ball December 8 January 6 January 10 Sixty-six Nl' l XV' l 2 M I9 6---1947 Capping Ceremony Gingham and Cords New Students Enter January 15 February 7 February 17 Vacation Begins Vacation Is Over May Crownin February 24 March 10 May 26 Final Exams Junior-Senior Prom Annual Appears Q June 6 June H June 22 Sixty-seven amera vga in .fdcfion Sixty-eight .X4 CLIQOLULCJQQHZQI1 t6 The Loewen Press Modern Typesetting Company Class Bookbinding Company Acme Engraving Company Christy-Shepherd Studio of Photographic Art Q'6l6!lfLdf86 Cass, Maryon Monica Grey, Adeline E. fDe Moss? Horsch, Ethel Marie Jung, Elizabeth M. Kocher, Zelda fDistolJ Krueger, Pauline Behnken, Helene M. CDauserJ Brandenburg, Cecilia Florence Brusoe, Esther C. CGloriaJ Campbell, Margaret Noble Espinoza, Kathleen A. fGuzmanD Feeley, Margaret CBennett5 Fischer, Salesia fSavelal Fox, Eileen M. fBowlonJ Gail, Anna J. CCrozierJ Gilbert, Bernice K. fSchoepel 'Horden, Helen Marie Horden, Iriene Marguerite Boots, Blanche Connolly, Mary L. fBerteroJ Engeln, Margaret Rita Foley, Elizabeth M. CRoachD Fravel, Vera M. fJahsJ Gardner, Dora Gray, Evelyn E. fDrascol Jimenez, Fidencia fSolisl Cremins, Marie M. fMurphyJ De Cock, Cecilia C. CTuttlel Donahey, Bernice M. CCoadyJ Ferrier, Elizabeth Gwendolyne Hall, Elizabeth iWilesD Hill, Mary M. fMclnerneryl Hughes, Marcella A. fDoyleJ Kitchen, Laura E. fGarvinJ UUEEN nf ANGELS GULLEGE of NURSING CLASS or 1929 Marquez, Petra Meehan, Bridie fCrossl Meehan, Mary J. f0'ConnorJ Nolan, Genevieve Parcels, Ellen Marguerite Pearlson, Lillian fJacobsonJ CLASS 01-' 1930 Hunt, Olive Cecilia Inhofer, Mildred Lucylle Jenks, Romanita fSchoepeJ 'hJohnston, Viola P. fPutnumT Kelly, Nora M. fFinneranl Klose, Helen C. fGordonJ Marquez, Mary McFadden, Evelyn M. fGillisD McNeil, Dolores Milligan, Alice M. iTarrJ Montoya, G. E. fSpencerJ Neely, Lillian C. fMcDonaldJ CLASS or 1931 Kerslake, Agnes Geraldine Ketsdever, M. F. fStikeleatherD Lack, Anna V. fliarkerl Lack, Elizabeth fKubittchl Lindley, Ellen J. fVon Mohr? Nicholson, Catherine Cleo Oviatt, Grace M. fWalkerJ Pierce, Madeline fMurphyl CLASS or 1932 Klose, Agnes Theresa Lynch, Virginia Loretta Mack, Myra M. fBeeman1 Mahoney, Mary Ellen fKellyJ McCarthy, Ruth Mlynek, Lucille Reilly, Sarah C. fHuntJ Reynolds, Gladys Condon Perbost, Dulcie Andree Roncelli, Mary L. iBarnesl Schunck, Esther M. iPattersonJ Sepulveda, Nellie A. fGordonJ Toth, Mary Ulm, Marie Norris, Lorine CO'Connorl Peterson, Blanche QEmbertsonJ Probert, Jeanette M. fSchoepel Roncella, Christine E. fDuncanb Roncella, .lean Trask, Helen D. CFloresJ Vincelette, G. M. fMcDonaldJ Wagner, Marie fWagnerl West, Wyma J. lSmithJ Wickham, Evelyn Frances Wiseman, Alice C. fBeardsleyJ Paulain, Marcella fKridelbaughJ Schnelback, Virginia A. Spence, Evelyn H. fDavenportJ Stikeleather, May M. fBernierJ Trask, Tessie A. CBarnesJ Wagner, Adelaide Halley Wagner, Eliz. C. fGreshamJ White, Marie E. fCortinesl Witt, Martha V. lFaustl Smith, Violet Mary Smith, Vivian A. fBarnettJ Sprangers, E. M. fCaressiD Temple, Helen Katherine Toth, Julia D. fSpeinerJ Vargo, Rose fSmithl Yarger, Mary Agatha Yeager, Marjorie C. tKinseyJ Sixty-nine o August, Margaret Wanda Baeskens, Pulia M. Cllarmsb Braicich, Ann M. fFieldingl Daly, Helen Anne DeVuyst, Paula L. CShoemakerJ Duemer, Mary S. fMacMurrayJ Fitzgerald, Neoma M. CNelsonJ Fox, Ruth F. fCunninghamJ Gardner, Elizabeth D. lMudgettJ Goff, Stella J. fCruzeJ Acuna, Grayce Mary Alcalay, Lorraine Catherine Anderson, Ethel Gertrude Conroy, Edna Lillian Dammers, Mary E. 1EdgarJ Davidson, Adelaide Frances Epler, Lois C. lSheeanl Fahey, Helen A. fFrancesJ Glanden, Ann M. fLundJ Griffin, Margaret A. fFosterJ Bastian, Bernadine Bigelow, L. A. iSupenchekJ Black, Dorothy M. fGrimesl Browers, Catherine fDowneyl Cherymisin, Luba Clark, Helen Geneva Daugherty. P. L. fChristianJ Dennison, Lucy lBacaD o Bary, Geraldine Patricia Boyle, Mildred Catherine Burtle, Mary Jane Butler, Ada CBentl Cox, Margaret L. fMorrisJ Dotson, Margaret H. fTollel Frederick, Mary Ann Gourley, Oleta Cappell, Anne L. fClougherty1 Donahue, Dorothy E.. fSchafferJ Doyle, Hazel Josephine Gingras, G. B. fGoubertJ Hatheway, Elizabeth Faith Keep, Elinor Ruth Knotts, Elizabeth L. CHazelettJ Kruger, Evelyn E. lzimmermanl Ludowig, Mary fMoffittJ Seventy e CLASS or 1933 Hergert, lone Ethel Holtgreven, Lillian Rosemarie Hudachko, Veronica B. Kirchner, Catherine Elizabeth Laubacher, Dorothy Anne Learnihan, Lucy F. fAhernJ Lynch, Elinor J. Malamphey, Peggy iLilesD McLaughlin, D. G. CMoreheadJ McMoyler, M. H. lSchmidtJ McSweeney, M. C. fRadosl o o CLASS or 1934 Hamburg, J. J. fCanterJ Hilton, Winifred B. fWrightD Ingram, Alice Amanda Jenks, Alice B. fGriffinJ Jones, Martha G. fFarnsworthJ Keller, Lily A. fAlmondJ Kendall, Ethel L. fNelsonJ Mitchell, Phyllis L. fFosterJ Moiso, Evelyn fLoryJ Monahan, Agnes Loretta CL xss or 1935 Granite, Minnie Gunning, Charlene Mary Hill, Anna C. fConnersJ Jenkins, Lucille M. fWinerJ Kearns, Elizabeth Kehn, Rosina O. fAdelmanJ Long, Grace E. fKnottl Lopez, Daisy B. fKrauseJ CLASS or 1936 Hutton, Eugenie Frances Jensen, L. A. 1GoellerJ Keegan, Margaret Elizabeth Latham, Aileen L. 1HouillionJ Liodas, Lillian J. CCassidyD Mailloux, Mary J. fSnowD Oakes, Marion Veronica 0,Dea, Marybelle fLarnbertJ o CLASS or 1937 Mailloux, Marj. T. CMortensenJ i Mertz, Louise fliamirezl Mooney, Shirley M. CHadleyJ Patterson, Elsie Margaret Piazza, Rose M. CCluffl Picker, Mary Lee CSebrellJ Riche, Anne M. fBuelnal Riley, Carmella Euriel Salca, Mary Elinor Murphy, Eileen D. fMcAuliffeJ Neff, Betty CLarsonJ O'Brien, Marg. M. lCampbellJ Ravenkamp, Hilda Elizabeth Regan, Sarah E. Saarosy, Ruth M. fCrossP Samuelson, Gertrude J. fAllenJ i'Schult, Doris M. 1OliverJ Skaken', Helen L. CMorganl Spencer, Ruth E. fJuddJ Mudgett, Alice Elizabeth Pfister, Martha Louise Ready, Mary Renshaw, M. J. fMitchellJ Robberding, B. H. fConnorJ Rost, Evelyn CHerrnannJ Stafford, Adel P. CMesserl Taylor, Phyllis Ruth Wilhelm, lrene fMcMastersJ Mawhinney, Maxine iAndersonJ Phillips, Frances V. CLewisl Reed, Ethel M. fDuncanJ Regan, S. Elizabeth fWoodD Shanteau, A. M. fAndersonJ Spruston, Winefred Dora Staley, Marie Louise Taylor, Phyllis fBayJ Winn, Adele Mercier Ohiser, S. Mildred fWilesJ Piesz, Mary E. fCookJ Reese, Althea V. fReedl Reynolds, E. L. fBruennerJ Sallee, Wanda M. fMartinJ Samms, Madeline J. fMooreJ Toth, Ann Helen fGreenD Wall, Mary Teresa fDoyleJ Workins, Rose K. LMIITPJIYJ Socin, Madclin E. fHaugeJ Swartz, Mary H. fKrollJ Szetterle, Anna R. CBrownl Taricco. Antonia Lucille Ugalde, Magdalene oVan Wert, Florence Ethel Walsh, Margaret Mary Ward, D. M. Gladys fHaicJ Wilcox, Margaret F. V. QLitrichJ o c o Averill, Katherine F. fBridgesJ Barboza, Angelina Begeley, Agnesmarie Bellue, Elizabeth Mildred Berry, Amy B. KGaynorJ Berry, G. L. fSchrorderJ Bolton, Alice L. fTra.inorJ Breen, Mary Louise Cljonnetb Connelly, Jessie LeVaughn Conners, Ve Aulta C. fCurryJ I Deitchman, Olga A. CWinigerJ Donovan, Agnes Catherine Barwick, Mary Helen Bonkosky, Jessie Winifred Connick, Ethel R. CMarquandJ Cooney, Virginia A. KHarrisJ Dana, Mary A. fTognazinninJ Eadington, Margaret Elizabeth Kirchner, Teresa M. CO'GormanJ Leonard, Winfred Charlotte Lewis, Dorothy G. fWhiteJ Bender, H. Sarah CWintersJ Castro, Lucy J. iDe La Penal Cumby, Margaret J. fDowieD De Cuir, Olive E. CClemons5 Down, Mary Joan Flynn, Kathleen M. KRoughanJ Georghegan, Mary P. QLeightonJ Goudey, Ethel W. CHouseJ Harrington, Catherine Ceielia Bachman, Margaret Mary Brown, Mary Katherine Byrne, Mary Pauline KCatesJ Callens, Anita Mary Clapp, Audrey Elizabeth Cremins, Eileen iFoxJ Geoghegan, Rita T. iAdamsJ Haar, Emma M. fLambrechtP Hamm, Polly V. CKirchheinerJ Hart, Helen Ada Anderson, Mary Ann tHeriJ Bristow, Marie V. fSorrelll Carpenter, Elizabeth Ellen Dunn, Evelyn DeVere Fillbach, Elinor Ruth Fillbach, Evelyn Mae o o CLASS or 1938 Edwards, E. Elizabeth fThomasJ Fenlon, Emma Goudge, Sylvia fFinchJ Hawck, M. F. QMortensonJ Henry, Rosaleen Mary Heyde, Lucille Edna CVaughnJ Hildyard,,Y. E. QMOntgomeryj Kelliher, Teresa Marie Kelly, Helen E. CSheldonJ Klamt, Mary Ellen Frances Mcsloh, Dorothy Eleanor Montell, Catherine Eleanor CLASS or 1939 Lockwood, Electa Maelssac, Ann M. tHawkinsJ Mertens, Genevieve M. iWordl Miller, Rose Cecilia Moran, Frances Clara 1 Muller, Georgette Therese 0'Donovan, K. T. f0'FlynnJ Pecolatto, Modesta Josephine Perry, Dorothy L. CLASS or 1940 Hole, Dorothy Lavina Kelsea, Dorothy Lorraine Klose, Theresa Amatus Lopez, Marie Dolores Lundeen, June iBartholJ Magee, Patricia V. iRiodon7 Meyer-Radon, Elizabeth lPottcrJ Muck, Anne Elizabeth Murphy, Mary Ellen CLASS or 1941 Holtz, Mary Angela Hoyte, Mildren J. CChristJ Hughes, Elizabeth Ann fCaplisD Lohr, Andrea C. tMillarJ Lorona, Eva Margaret iNeilJ Lowery, Catherine Marie Miller, Victoria Mary Moore, Dorothy Frances Munro, Margaret D. fLottD Nickels, Evelyn E. iMoonJ t CLASS or 1942 Galey, Virginia Ruth Gallagher, Mary Jane Gilhousen, Elenore L. fNourseJ Hurlburt, Frances Irene Kenyon, Mary M. CAndersonJ McDonald, Martha Hamilton o Noland, Jane Claire Ohiser, Alice E. COstoichJ Purciarele, J. E. fDe Leon? Rice, Florence E. fOberstJ Robertson, Mary Daphne Schunck, R. M. T. f0'SullivanD Siegrist, Mary E. KSmithJ Sloane, Ruth Marie Stone, Shirley Mae Unruh, Elaine Walker, Hazel Zuban, Dorothy Georgia o Perry, Elinor Jane CKennedyJ Reed, Lillian M. fCooperJ Reilly, Catherine D. fGeisbauerJ Ross, Beulah Elizabeth Scheffler, M. B. fNaughtonl Scott, Harriet B. CRhynerJ Smith, Lesle R. fBarwickJ Tholcke, Evelyn Marie Warnow, Florence lFaberJ Wood, Dorothie M. fRagoD o o Paul, Maxine M. CGallagherJ Perry, Sara Mary Prenot, Alice Louise Roberts, Edith E. fJamesJ Roemer, Ruth Frances 'Schenk, Mary Josephine Scifers, Lucile Janet Towne, Thelma V. fArcadil c a o ' Vega, Ann Marie fPutnamJ Walsh, Ellen Agnes 0'Connor, D. E. CPrindivilleJ O'Don0van, Nellie M. CWalshJ Ounmouth, Helen Peterson, Jean Reay Schultz, Kathlyn L. KClarkJ Sjobeck, Anna Grace Smithson, Barbara L. fColemanJ Spencer, Mary lWhitneyJ Sweeney, Joan L. ilrelandb Taylor, Ann fHolstD Todd, Dionysia Veronica o Muller, Louise Anaiss Muller, Ruth M. fMaddenl Revel, Laura Lydia Rishel, H. M. M. CRusselJ Seely, Mary E. tBushJ Stelin, Ruth Dorothy Wood, Thelma Eleanor Seventy one o Adams, Mary E. QLytleD Baxter, Annabel CBinfordJ - Beck, Lucille Agnes Burke, Dorothy Helen Cook, Lorraine W. fMuellerJ Corbett, Nora Mary Christensen, D. P. fEmanuelJ Daniger, Eileene Agnes Dawson, Charlotte Constance Friedenthal, J. W. iBrewsterJ Hain, Justine Victoria Anderson, F. L. fJohnsonJ Apigian, Margaret Zarahy Bradford, Marg. H. fMcDonaldJ Brooker, Leona Mary Brown, Ermina Ann Camsuzou, Marie Madeleine Cannon, Gertrude Mary Davis, Bauneva Jean Dusel, Wilma fBliemeisterJ Elardi, Frances Pauline Finelli, Mary Eleanor George, Sadye Adams, Lillian Adamson, Elain Allmaras, Catechist Atkinson, Elizabeth Betz, Virginia Bassford, Myrtis Braneschi, Ruth Broadhead, Elaine Buttle, Margaret Buttler, Beverly Couch, Mary Darling, Maxine Dunsmuir, Roberta Engle, Rosemarie Fisher, Carrol N Fitzpatric, Margaret Fleuret, Jeanne Bourland, Anna Brady, Virginia Burt, Edna Clayton, Marion Dahl, Margaret DeLille, Sylvia Dickerson, Eileen Dodd, Ann Drennan, Harriette Dufek, Rosemary Grasso, Lela 0 Married name not known ' Deceased Seventy-two . CLASS or 1943 Harter, Lucille Agnes Haslam, Bernice B. King, Vernadeen E. CHendricksJ Lehnhardt, Esther Aletta Lewin, Ruth Malcolm, Eleanor Loraine Martin, Edith A. fMetzJ Matthews, G. Marie fBerwaldJ sf0'Day, Ann Margaret 0,Leary, Mary Agnes fAveryJ Proulx, Mariette fBurzaJ CLASS or 1944 Harper Heuser, 1 Mary Frances Eleanor June Hylton, Elberta Dawn Kieffer, Patricia R. fReisohlJ Kettler, Lorraine Andre Knoop, Julia C. fBegleyJ Marchetti, Laura E. QFrostJ Meagher, Rose Ann Miller, Diana J. fWarrenJ Murphy, Mary Jane McKeller, Lillian Jean McDermott, Fern Avis fuss or 1945 Gercie, Margie Gaube, Bettyjean Given, Nennone Harden, Adelaid Hayes, Mary Agnes Haynes, Maxine Hicks, Barbara Jensen, Louise Kaye, Willa Kelly, Myra Keiser, Marjorie Lansberg, Sonja Ledon, Frances Lieb, Celestine Martinez, Angelina Moreno, Margaretia Morris, Eunice CLASS or 1946 Gutierrez, Lucy Keegan, Jean Lang, Marianne Lawrence, Dolly Lazich, Elizabeth Leinart, Dorothy Lormans, Mary McCrea, Helen McGillavary, Helen McGlone, Madonna Milovic, Bernice Raemisch, Florence Ann Robinson, Ruth L. fMcMahanJ Robinson, Lois Charlotte Sailor, Bunny M. fCrinklawJ Scott, Georgina Shaw, Rita A. fMcCluskeyJ Tomer, Lois J. fBuffingtonJ Van Beveren, D. F. fHermonJ Weeks, Helen M. fMatthesJ Welch, Dorothea Ann Williams, Dorothy Mae Neuman, Marjorie Kathleen Papp, Sophia M. f0'ConnellJ Saulpaugh, Eleanor -Minnie Stewart, Barbara Marian Tague, Mary Matilda Thibodeau, Margaret Helen Valdez, Carmen . Walters, Florence Claire Wills, D. Marie fBartlettJ Wynne, Shirley Mae fLathanJ Zeller, Carolyn Agnes Oxley, Mary Overend, Dorothy Potter, Anita Ramos, Anna Rebel, Norma Reed, Helen Rice, Lorraine Schulz, Margaret Skelly, Mary' Smith, Bernaette Spense, Theresa Spesac, Catichist Sullivan, Kathryn Tahan, Agnes Wheeler, Dorris Willard, Virginia O'Brien, Frances Orme, Shirley Phillips, Mary Pierce, Mary Pietz, Esther Purcell, Jeanette Ramseyer, Mary Lou Reed, Patricia Socin, Evelyn Wier, Yvonne Whitehill, Virginia ,Ann Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Acosta Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Addo Alan C. Adams Ethel E. Adams John J. Adams L. J. Adelstein, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ahern W. Albert M.D, Mr. and Mrs. C. Alvin and Family Florence Anderson, R.N. ' Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson Lloyd Anderson Ruth l. Anderson S. Antin, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Angus Mr. and Mrs. F. Apalategui Mr. and Mrs. Elijio Armijo Margaret Bachman, R.N. Bauer Lumber Co. Mr. Anthony G. Bauer Mrs. Violet M. Bauer M. Barshop R. E. Bartlett Lottie Begley Miss Mary M. Belrose R. Bigler, M.D. Florence Bike M. R. Blackcr, M.D. Earl Francis Blaire Margaret M. Bonen, R.N., M.A. W. G. Bradley, M.D. F. Earl Brown Mr. and Mrs. E. Bruce Mrs. Frances Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Grant Burke S. Bruson, M.D. Leona Bujold, R.N. Mrs. W. C. Cain A. R. Camero, M.D. M. C. Cameron, M.D. A. J. Campbell, M.D. Mr. Clarence Crane Carlsbad Hotel Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Carpenter Fred M. Cartney T. D. Caruso, M.D. Donald Cass, M.D. Garnett Catuna, R.N. John B. Casteix Mabel L. Casteix Ralph Cloniger, M.D. Coffin Feed Store Mr. and Mrs. Christy and Family Frank Cole, M.D. pd fl 0l'l6 Sue Conlon Dolores Cooper Anna Copenhaver, R.N. J. W. Crossan, M.D. H. C. Crozier, M.D. G. B. 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Larson, M.D. Harvey Law Margaret Lee, R.N., B.S. Miss Eileen Legmann Mr. and Mrs. Robt. A. Lehmann Mrs. E. V. Leonard Albert E. Lewarton Alvin P. Lewarton, D.D.S. Elizabeth Lewarton Paul F. Lindsay ' Barneth Lipson, M.D. J. L. Ludwig, M.D. Grace W. Major, R.N. C. A. Mason, M.D. Norma Marable, R.N. J. Marco, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mathais M. M. Mayers, M.D. McClellan Insurance Bernard McDonald B. J. McDonald Bernie McDonald Mrs. Ethel McDonald Mrs. Clara Savage McGarry Mrs. Helen l. McGill Madonna McGlone, R.N. A. H. Miller, M.D. Daniel R. Mishell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell J. Morreale, M.D. A Robert Morrell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morris A. J. Moss, M.D. S. Murray, M.D. Della Newburn Mrs. Mary Niebers M. W. Nugent, M.D. H. R. Ostrander, M.D. Rosemarie Pacal, R.N., B.S. C. E. Parent Jewel B. Patterson W. H. Phillips Loucille Pottorff Stephen T. Ragan, M.D. Mrs. Merle Randel Mr. and Mrs. David Reavis Seventy three Mary Thomas' Reeves Mohn U. Rey Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ries A. A. Robbins, M.D. Mr. Ernest Lee Rocca Dr. and Mrs. Schiff Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Schmidt Mr. George Schmidt J. M. Shachtman, M.D. Mr. John S. Scott Robert L. Sevilla Julian Simon, M.D. Jane C. Sonneman Mr. Max Sternfels Pearl Stevens, R.N. Seventy-four p 61 tI 0l'l5 Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stewart R. B. Stewart, M.D. Earl E. Stillman Mr. and Mrs. F. St. Julien Eddie Stremick Eileen O. Stremick Mr. and Mrs. ,laek Taylor G. B. Tepper, M.D. B. Tomblin, M.D. H. Thomson, M.D. , Franklyn Thorpe, M.D. Ernest W. Townsend Roy E. Tubbs, R.N. W. B. Van Cott, M.D. A. Vercammen L. M. Waller, M.D. Ellen Walsh, RN. Harriet Weir F. 0. Westfall, M.D. C. F. Werts, M.D. H. A. White, M.D. Wiehle Truck Service W. Wieman, M.D. Mr. F. A. Willard Walter Williams, M.D Teresa Yoshino J. D. Yarbrough, M.D Joe Zeiler, M.D. i Gompfimemfs io file graauafes of '947 IMMACULATE HEART COLLEGE cawoka nun nous TO TI-IE GIQADUATING CLASS DON BAXTER, Inc. 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