Roger Williams General Hospital School of Nursing - Rowgen Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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5? . :.L.a.f A 1 -, 'r '. Q,Q,jq,,,, mT 'Q U ' Q7'?Q'4?!' , Q .T 3 'IJ ' Glass Praphecy After leaving Chris and Jackie at Nursery School, I decided to take a drive over to Janie fwilsonj Mello's for a chat before going marketing. I found her as usual - on a mad cleaning spree. Such an immaculate housekeeper that girl! Her twins, Stephen and Stephanie, were napping upstairs. As I was wait- ing for her to climb down from her stepladder, I spied an old ROWGEN dated 1960 in the bookcase. I picked it up and began leafing 'through the many pages. Say, whatever happened to Jeanne DeBlois'? Oh, didn't you know, she finally did join the Waves and is the only wom- an aboard the big D - the ship that's in the news so much. I hear that Jan Dupre and Gayle DeForge tried to join too, but Jan fell in love with a French abstract artist - real Bohemian - and now lives in Greenwich Villageg whilc Gayle went to Maryland and got a job selling hush-puppies after she married Bill. Oh, here is Sandy Yeadon's picture - do you remember the crazy draw- ings she used to do for the 'Veritas'? Have you heard anything about her lately? Yes, there's a letter on the coffee table, she went to Hollywood to do commercial art work and ended up marrying the president of Max-Factor Corp. Speaking of letters, guess what I received today? A birth announcement from Mary CBowdenj Nyman for her eighth baby girl. Remarkable, that girl! ! 'ga Remember the fabulous ski trips Rochelle Belgarde used to talk about? J Well, I saw her picture on the cover of a ski catalogue this week. She was AI chosen 'Ski Queen' at the lodge where she works in Zurich, Switzerland. J5.,f1i,3:,,m Wx' N X Here's a picture of that quiet girl from Newport, Ann Brown. what ever did happen to her! She must be director of nurses by now. Have you heard anything'? You mean to tell me you didn't read in the newspaper that she is the only American girl dancing in the Can-Can chorus line at the Moulin Rouge. Imagine, and I always thought she was such a shy girl! ! This yearbook really brings back memories. Remember how much every- one had changed at the reunion last year? Brenda and Carufel had just returned from their trip around the world, and talk about a patient in every port! I thought Turo CTurowskiJ started out with them? Yes, she did, but Bobby caught up with her in Shangrila, Tibet, and the high lama married them. Didn't Polly Levesque look pale! I wonder what the matter was. I didn't get a chance to talk with her long, did you? ,Q .

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That sly pair from Cumberland, Joanne McKee and Ann fColmanJ Polu- vatzick, really pulled a fast one. Their collection ofuniforms, designed ex- clusively for the chic woman in white was shown in New York this season, and Theresa DiNapoli was picked 'Best Dressed Nurse' of the year. Another famous dancer in our class is Dolores Tacelli with her ballet troupe. I hear she is the toast of Broadway with her famous red tights. I was pleased to hear that Jane Paquin realized her ambition and now owns a 223 acre estate in Kentucky, raising race horses. She has even done some of her own jockeying. We must have covered everyone in our class during this discussion. Oh! I know someone we almost forgot - Magli! She'll go down in history for es- tablishing the 'Mission of St. Augustine' in the Philippines. .- '::':::r,1- Oh, brother, look at the time. The kids will be starved, and I haven't a thing for supper. Don't worry about it. Let's clean up here a bit before George gets home. You pick up Jean and the kids and come over for supper. OK. l'd better go home and pick up my silver, see you in a few minutes. Jane and Jane, Inc. llxtx 1 f'N can a j, xx 'xx' 2 1 3?-1 45. 9 -L