Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing - Nucleus Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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Major William P. Killingsworth Major John O'Brien Major James M. Flood Capt. Capt. Paul 0. Rague D. S. Krajeski Capt. W. F. Shepherd Capt. C. Franklin Sornberger Capt. L. S. Ayars Capt. John A. Bolich Capt. Merle J. Brown Capt. Louis T. Gabriel Capt. James B. Gillespie Capt. Vllilliam H. Good. Jr. Capt. Grant Guillemont Capt. Felix A. Hughes, Jr. Capt. B. H. Johnson, Jr. Capt. R. D. Kornegay Capt. Albert E. Quarton. Jr. Capt. VVillis A. Redding Lt James P. Prondfit Lt J. YV. J. Carpender Lt Charles M. Grace Lt T. Kenneth Harveson Lt Frederick St. Paul Henstridge Lt Paul M. Horton lt Russell M. Johnston Lt Delbert B. Mallains Lt M. S. Martin Lt Axel K. Olsen Lt VVillian1 H. Ramsey Lt Lt Lt Lt lit Lt Lt Karl C. Randall. II Duncan Shepard J. F. Sullivan Charles Yarrington Orlo G. McCoy Carl B. Alden l ouis J. Benton Lt D. C. Bouton Lt Robert P. Dutlinger Lt Lt lnf J. L. Hunsberger F. Harriman Jones Harvey Klaer Lt John Lohmann Lt Ned D. Mervine Lt Leonard L. Potter Lt Joe G. Reed Lt Manley Rockman Arland D. Ryan Thomas Thomas Lt. Lt. Lt. George A. Truckenmiller Dr. J. Chalmers Bryson Dr. Gordon Huff Dr. M. VV. Norton Dr. David Price Cordray NURSES Violetta A. Brooks, R. N. Lucy P. Pierce, R. N. Rachel A. Rowland. R. N. Eleanor V. Farr. R. N. Hope E. Forrest. R. N. Alice M. Howlett. R. N. Mary L. McDonald, R. N. Clara B. Sheehe, R. N. Alberta Adriance. R. N. Kathryn Molloy, R. N. Helen V. Raymoril. R. N. VVilma L. Roblyer. R. N. Helen R. Saunders. R. N. Mildred F. Doyle. R. N. Clara Jacobs, R. N. Thelma Leuschner. R. N. Marjorie E. Maloney, R. N. Frances E. Morris, R. N. Eileen E. Ransom, R. N. Regina M. Sammons, R. N. Rose C. Vona. R. N. Betty Jane Cowley. Helene B. Eilers, R. Theresa J. Fritz. R. Esther R. Schaefer, Helen Ann Sharkey, R. N. N. N. R. N. R. N. Gretchen R. Chadwick, R. N. Helen E. McDonald, R. N. Olive E. Bagley, R. N. June Marie Cranmer. R. N. Frances Margaret Farrell, R N Margaret A. Shatfer, R. N. Helen Loretta Smith, R. N. Esther A. Tigue, R. N. Betty C. Ohl, R. N. Margaret F. Reilly. R. N. L. Belle Harrison, R. N. Millieent E. Moore, R. N. QIOCEBJGXJ 0FF THE BECORD 0de to the Big Ten Butler was the first of the ten to leave. He left behind hini nine to grieve. Dr. Newllart followed next, The Nun cus 9 l i -0-Q--Q-.g.g.....q-0-.Q-4-0-9-4-Q-Q... ..... I 1 .1 ..-0- 3-Page Sixty-one -o--0- uf-0--s--0--ovo-0--0--o-0--Q-Q--0--m

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former Miss Helen Becraft, Class of 1927. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamin, a daughter. Mrs. Ben- jamin was Miss Antoinette Mea- ker, Class of 1940. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lusch of Galeton, Pa., a daugh- ter. Mrs. Lusch was Miss Doris Roberts, Class of 1940. Born to Mr. and Mrs. YVillard Meyers of Towanda, Pa., a son. Mrs. Meyers was Miss Catheryne Rockwell, Class of 1930. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Mil- ler of Corning, N. Y., a son. Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Louise Buck, Class of 1941. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Yililliam Sullivan of Trumansburg, N. Y., a son. Mrs. Sullivan is the for- mer Miss Theora Swingle, Class of 1940. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Winston Osmun of Sayre, Pa., a son. Mrs. Osmun was Miss Louise Thomas Class of 1942. Born to 1st Lt. Dr. and Mrs. George Gardiner, a son. Mrs. Gardiner is the former Miss Catherine Bunnell, Class of 1939. 7 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lamberson of Towanda, Pa., a son. Mrs. Lamberson is the for- mer Miss Margaret Lamberson, Class of 1934. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Bolich of Sayre, Pa., a son. Mrs. Bolich is the former Miss Ruth Gibbs, Class of 1933. News Items An interesting meeting of the Alumnae Association was held in the Nurses' Home Reception Room at the March meeting. It was given in honor of Miss Laura Semans, whose marriage to Cur- tis 1Vildrick took place Easter Sunday. Brides of the Ages was enacted in pantomime. VVed- ding gowns were worn by mem- bers of the Alumnae and student dating from 1863 to the body, present time. The final scene was a present-day wedding party with Miss Semans as the bride. Miss Lena Spink has been hon- orably discharged from the Navy Nurse Corps because of ill health. Sho is now employed by the Am- erican Red Cross in New York. Lfomscnsxn RIDBERT PACKEB lIOSPITAL SERVICE BOLL FORMER IN'rERNEs AND Rnsimmrs Lt. Col. Frederic E. Sanford Col. Harry H. Towler Col. R. H. Spahr Com. Howard K. Gray Com. XV. Mayo Lt Com Kent VV. Barber Lt Com Marc W. Bodine Lt Com R. VVallace Teed Lt Lt Com Corn H. F. Ulrich Edwin P. Vary Lt Com. S. Paul Perry Lt Col. Albert P. Knight -Q-4-Q --0--ono-9--v-4'-we-o--o-fo-0-o--s-n-o--o--o Tl N I 5 194 Major NVm. C. Beck Major T. L. Bliss Major John NV. Bradley Major Joseph B. Cady Major Joseph L. Campbell Major Irving Ershler Major Herbert S. Mooney Major Frank M. Puglicse Major Jay D. Smith Major VV. G. Taylor Major Keith VV. VVoodhouse 3-Page Sixty -0-0-v-o-0--0--0--01-Ono--0--Q--A--0-0--r

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im i-W -- V- L lVith his frequent quotes of the little black text. Cavallaro, please never misspell it. If you didnlt hear the first time, he'd always yell it. As long as possible, these two stayed, Drs. Mathieu and O'Brien-what an impression they made. But off to the wars, these boys will go, To see the world and conquer the foe. For three months more, five will remain To increase their knowledge and skill to gain, Doctors Jacobs, Rague and Gordon too, Hanlon and Bulkley-we eouldn't forget you! Then in July, they'll leave this nest And vanish from Packer, just like the rest. But one thing's sure, as time goes by, The memory of these ten will never die. LZBQRDC-SX! Dr. Kress, after speaking for two hours: I shall not keep you much longer. I am afraid I have spoken at rather great length. There is no clock in the room, and I must apologize for not having a watch with me. Miss Bostwiek: There's a calendar behind you. Dr. DelVan: t'It has lately been found that the human body contains sulfur. Miss Mull: How much sulfur is there then, in a girl's body'?,' Dr. DelVan: The amount varies. Miss Mull: 'tAnd is that why some of us make so much better matches than others? 77 Doctor, said the pretty girl, I'm kept awake night after night by a pain in the neck. lVhat do you advise me to do? Doctor Hanlon: Try sending him home earlier. Doctor Brown: lVell, how do you find yourself this morning?,' Miss Card: Oh, I just opened my eyes, and there I was. Mrs. Johnston: IVill the operation be dangerous? Dr. Hawk: 'tNow donlt worry about that. You can't buy a dangerous operation for only 350. Dora thinks that the Stone Age is when one's arteries begin to harden. 77 Miss Smith: Miss Jones, name one function of the hospitalf' Miss Jones: Postmortem care for mothers. s o--e--s-ro--u.-e--e--n--o--e-fo--o-n o o--o--o-o--sf The Nucleus 1943-Page Sixty-two -I-0--o--o--o--o--o--o--Q--o o o c o --o--Q--we