St Anthonys School of Nursing - Acorn Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Last Will and Testament We who are about to be graduated-we the famous class of i941 of the St. Anthony School of Nursing-being all of sounder mind than any class which has gone before us, being kinder, more generous and efficient than any of the undergraduate classes, do hereby give, bestow, and bequeath the following effects: I I . To the Sisters of St. Francis our deepest appreciation for the privilege of graduating in what we consider the best school of nursing in the land. t To the doctors and supervisors all our thanks for their guidance and patience for the past three years. I To Sister Monica our sincere thanks for her personal interest in each one of us and all our requests for late permits and overnight leaves which will be taken by many promising probationers. To Sister Pancratia a clean hall with no laundry bags to be carried to thenchute. To Sister Vincentia the chair in front of the radio with the proper lighting for her knitting. To Mother Goodwin our gratitude for her fine social directing and the generosity and sympathy she has bestowed upon us for the last three years. ' . To Sister Margaret and the dietetic staff the food containing the six essentials of an adequate diet. ' To the Iuniors we leave our highly honored professionalism and many old uniforms or parts thereof that we have carelessly left behind. . To the Freshmen the desire for knowledge and the capacity to learn. With compliments we leave the following personal property with the hopes that it will be accepted in the same spirit in which it is given: Marjorie Berney her authority of the Senior Class to Esther Clapper. Mary Lee McHugh her generosity to Evelyn Hau. Mercedes Simon her efficiency to Pauline Lanig. Barbara Fennessey her pretty smile to Alice Reed. Antoinette Abeita her meek ways to Rosemary Lodes. Betty Ann Young her glamour to Ioan Reardon. Iulia Sims -her wit and humor to Marjorie Fitzpatrick. Betty Rhoades her summer suntan to lna Lee Willard. Emma Weigand her many corsages and bouquets to Daisy Haney. Mildred McGinley her nine weeks' night on Children's Ward to some fortunate young nurse. Verna Mae Wiemers her giggles and nicknames to Anna Kustersteffen. Frieda Lewis her complimentary phrases to Wilma Ramsey. Annamarie Warnke her ambition to be a soldier's wife to Martha Gress. Geraldean Richey her way with men to Doris Ray. Lonia Gieb her dramatic ability to Beatrice Hardwick. Faye Lambert her ballet and La Conga to Hilma Fiestel. Geraldine Giroux and Irene Cymbalisty their view from the windows to the Warren twins. Doris Baker her professional attitude to Lera McLaughlin. Esther McAuliffe her feminine voice to Cecilia Ellwanger. Ruth Williams her intelligence to Kathleen Morrow. Grayce Kanne and Agnes Attaway their love for each other to Marjorie Vessels and Betty Cheatham. Louise Landrum her love for children to Marjorie Iohnston. Nell Braselton her auburn locks to Amy Adolph. Lyda Stark her mastery of cycling to Susan Hudson. Iuanita Bourbonnais her seat at the telephone to anyone who can get there first. Kathryn Walker her six lessons from Madam La Zonga to Mary Marie Hess. Cherrie Allen and Helen Tarman their sweet dispositions to Naomi O'Shea. Grace Smith her ability to supervise to Marie Dugger. Mary McDonald her unusual manners to Alberta Hinson. Ethel Payne her famous Keltz custards to Kathryn Frame with the hopes that her experiment on Diet No. 1234 will be completed. Helena Wotte her height to lrene Carson. Frances Strecker her blue ribbon recipes to Frances Brown. Florence Martin her unoccupied chair in the classroom to Frances Muller. Louise Howard her independent ways to Helen King. Dorothy Timmons her dry wit to lrene Fiegener. Signed and Sealed by Class of '4I. -B. VVEIGAND, V. M. WEiMERs. -Ig-