St Agnes Hospital School of Nursing - Lamb Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION is just one of the many Advanced Nursing Procedures taught to the Senior students. Here patients Pat Burke and Lucy Ciocco are resuscitated by Amy Bodnar and Florence Lazorik while Mary Lou Adams and Gloria Cossari keep a careful eye on the count. HER PREPARATION BECOMES MORE COMPLEX COMPARING NOTES on the legal status of a nurse are Seniors Sylvia Tangi, Gloria Cos- sari, Patty Bianchi and Ioan Bates. AN ANATOMICAL PUZZLE to neurology students Mary Lou Adams, Helen Fifick, Lucy Ciocco and Barbara Perry, is the human brain.

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OR IS THIS THE BETTER HALF? First row, left to right: the Misses Ferry. Duggan. Flunt, Hahn, Hoclulik, Bilinsky, Fisher and DiRenzo. Second row: the hlisses McGinn, lNIcSurLly, Feren- chnlc, Gallrlgher, Capalcli, Kruczelc. Lewis. Third row: the Misses Coyle. Cimino, IVfeGox'c1'n.'lNI:1i'- thacino, McGuire, and Filosa. Below. left: HEIGH HOF HEIGH HOT lt's off to work they go-Iwfary Ann Filosa. RoscMarie Ferenchak and Mary Horlulilc have passed inspection and are on their way to work. Below, right: MAD ABOVT MUSICl juniors spend off- cluty hours relaxing with rccorrls.

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A SOCIAL PROBLEM to be solved means reading and research for Seniors Marion DeMarco and Dixie jackson. They find that in many cases economic and social conditions are responsible for medical problems. M i 9 'Li 1 N, at I' J. I Q 0 Miss K f , ml Nz 1 L-ww MEASLES! KEEP OUT! Not so, if you're W properly gowned! Mary Holmes demonstrates Q this basic principle of isolation technique in a Communicable Disease Unit. ar' ,tm bk ESSENTIAL TO A SENIOR are the Moral Ethics classes as conducted by Father Kelly, W for it is in this specialized course that Catho- lic principles of Nursing are presented.