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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1952 volume:

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FoREwoRD or We hope the many friends of our school, our staff, and our students will find enjoyment as they leaf through these pages. May this the 30th edition of the Acorn '2 064419 Nun 0: NE 3 Nb -A . nook r Zu 9 M ll J 50 .Job 10 144 . , TH X 5 f N 5 l 1 recall the many happy memories of the days which we have spent here at St. Anthony's. Senior Class of '52 ., vi., ' ! Y 'NV 'x ff' , fd E 5. is f l E as sv ag NJ Q E DEDICATIGN We, the Seniors of 1952, proudly dedicate this, our Annual, to you, our beloved parents, who have so willingly shared our joys as well as our sorrows and also sacrificed so much on your part to make the past three years possible. May we always remember these sacrifices both great and small which you have always so willingly made for us, along with your words of encourage- ment and your sympathetic understanding when the road seeemed rough and the desired goal far away. For all of this and more too, we are grateful. May God bless you, Our Parents, SISTER MARY MICHAEL, O.S.F. THE MOST REVEREND EUGENE 11. MCGUINNESS, D.D Y lizxlmjz of Mn' Dlm'1'sc of CJklll!7UIlItl Cify umf Tulsa. WY T ANNUAL STAFF Ruth Starker ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,, Class History Elizabeth Linninger Annual Artist Helen Jo Brickell Class History Sister M. Michael ,, , Editor Jody Richardson Kodak Editor Betty Shimanek , , Associate Editor Anne Nasche , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , Class Prophecy Peggy Tippit Qnot in picturej ,, . Class Will AJ SISTER MARY AGNES, O.S.F, R.N., B.A. Hospital Arlministrator SISTER MARY PANCRATIA, SISTER MARY VINCENTIA O.S.F., R.N., B.A. O.S.F., R.N., M.S.N.E. Associate Director of Nursing Director of Nursing SISTER MARY ALBERTA O.S.F., R.N., B.A. Clinical Instructor in Medical and Surgical Nursing SISTER MARY ROSINA, O.S.F., R.N., M.S.N.E. Social Science Instructor 5 MARY FUTRELL, R.N., B.S.N.E. Cliniral Insfrllrfor in Mvrfical and Surgical Nursing HELEN G. BODE R.N. B.S. Ilvalfh and Sudal Diractor ERMA LAMBERTI, R.N., B.S.P.H.N. Sriwzcc Insfrucior ana' Public Health Co-Ordinator AGNES SUTTLE, B.A.L.S. Librarian wa-5 MRS. MARY GOODWIN MRS. BLANCHE MAHIN House Mother House Mother 550.1 If er-!?2'X. ' - 91 SSS? 65- f ll ll I as? l 5 4 5. D TEACHING FACULTY Rev. Msgr. G. Hardesty, B.A. Maude Masterson, M.D. Sister Mary Teresa, O.S.F., R.N., B.S. R. B. Howard, M.D. in Pharm. M. McKinney, M.D. Sister Mary Cecilia, O.S.F., R.N., B.A. I. Pollock, M.D. Sister Mary Pancratia, 0.S.F., R.N., B.A. K. E. Bolaan, M.D. Sister Mary Vincentia, O.S.F., R.N., M.S.N.E. C. W. Freeman, M.D. Sister Mary Alberta, O.S.F., R.N., B.A. H. V. Sapper, M.D. Sister Mary Louise, 0.S.F., R.N., B.A. J. D. Shaeffer, M.D. Sister Mary Rosina, O.S.F., R.N., M.S.N.E. G. Rogers, M.D., F.A.C.S. Sister Mary Joseph, O.S.F., R.N., M.T. C. A. Brown, M.D. Sister Mary Bonaventure, 0.S.F., R.N., M.S. Scott Hendren, M.D. In Foods and Nutrition L. Starry, M.D., F.A.C.S. C. P. Bondurant, M.D., F.A.C.P. E. G. Ferguson, M.D., F.A.C.S. T. G. Wails, M.D., F.A.C.S. W. K. West, M.D., F.A.C.S. C. R. Cochrane, M.D. M. Hayes, M.D. C. B. Dawson, M.D. Wm. Reiff, M.D. A. C. Lisle, M.D. Alvin Rix, M.D. Marcella Rose Costello, R.N., P.G. in O.B. Eunice B. Garner, R.N., A.B. Helen Bode, R.N., B.S. Mary Futrell, R.N., B.S.N.E. Ruth Norton, B.S. ln Foods and Nutrition Agnes Suttle, B.S.L.S. gi- r if 2 ff U .1 '-341,252 QQ .- S AE' ' 4-2'2 'SW Q- .gf 4 I 'S 5 - 1:51 'MQ4 s-ASSFSP J I 14815 Qx ll I heaisv ss s Q gk A Nr v'f v Yr 31? I 2,14-QQ, ,V f' I R ff Sister Mary de Lourdes, o.s.F. , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sister Mary Francis, O.S.F. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sister Mary Michael, O.S.F. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Annual Effifor Sister Mary Helena, O.S.F. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sister Mary Alicia, O.S.F. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sister Mary Monica, O.S.F Oklahoma City, Oklahoma V - N -Q .LV Eleanor Lacy Wicliitrl, Kansas Vin' P1 l'Xil1lWIf, 19 5 0-51 Cfuxs P1'l'Xftft'l7f, 1951-52 Marjie West Shamrock, Texas Cluxx Prvxirfwzf, 1950-51 E 'L AQ 1 Beverly Geier Wixkita, Oklahoma Sm'1'z'fa1'y-Trraxzzrvr, 1949-50 Ann Nix Lawton, Oklahoma Sr'r'1'vfc1ry-Tr1'axnrrr, 1950-51 if if Ji Polly Porter Goltry, Oklahoma Vin' Pl'f'Sill'I'l1f, 1951-52 Mary Louise Abel Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Class Prc'xiflz'r1!, 1949-50 Sr'c'rc'fary-Trcaszlfer, 1951-52 3 5 3 X 'fs ,F f Louise Pike Du Quoin, Illinois Anne Nasche Ft. Worth, Texas Class Prophecy Barbara Yazzi Tohatchi, New Mexico Mary Morrison Union, Oklahoma Nelda Schooriover Pond Creek, Oklahoma ii Q, Eileen Maher Ardmore, Oklahoma . -1 3 .Q S Kathleen Donovan Sun Ray, Texas Mary Priess Guthrie, Oklahoma us- 'S' Sue Moinette Ardmore, Oklahoma Helen Jo Brickell Elk City, Oklahoma Class Hisfory va X gf 34 3 5 4? l al I Zr, , Mary Giovanna Blua Coalgate, Oklahoma Mary McGinnis Coalgate, Oklahoma si J Patricia Hickey Hennessey, Oklahoma Betty Shimanek Hennessey, Oklahoma Axxociafv Edifor of Annual Betty Ann Townsend Wynnewood, Oklahoma Evelyn Edwards Carnegie' Oklahoma Bertha Ann Thesman Kremlin, Oklahoma Johnnie Joy Karr Anclers, Oklahoma i Margaret Allen Norman, Oklahoma Io Ann Richardson M3fY B93 Renshaw i Richmond, California Shawnee, Oklahoma Q ag 1 L -, 5 r nf f fa Grace Kerntke Stillwater, Oklahoma 25 Colleen Ryan Hillsdale, Oklahoma Kmlak Ififilnr Mary Deibel Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ' - if i as Virginia Hickey Enid, Oklahoma Peggy Tippit Purcell, Oklahoma Clasx Will 9 if Geraldine Eckroat W' Frances Ann Boudreau Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Ruth Starker Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Amarillo L-I-exas Clusx Hixlnry Marchita Teague Antlers, Oklahoma si 6 l A Lola Mae Tippit Purcell, Oklahoma 1952 Scholarship Velma Hollman Okarche, Oklahoma S! is Q Elizabeth Linninger St. joseph, Missouri Amzzzal Arfisf f - is X 5 Myra Fleming Edmond, Oklahoma Jean Trindle Kingfisher, Oklahoma Willa Dene Harrison Southard, Oklahoma 1 U gi ww 5 Joy Richards Crescent, Oklahoma ,hir- Mnrtha Shimanek Hcnncsscy, Oklahoma i E Joan Plisek Golrry, Oklahoma RETREAT an s it Q u -me sg- L X ga Q, L W ' 'X rl GRADUATING EXERCISES Sammy Evening, May 10, 1952 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Processional: Priest's March Mendelssohn XVith the Voice of Singing . , Shaw Introduction of Speakers Gerald Rogers, M.D. Address . . D. H, Oil-Jonoghue, NLD. Adoramus Te Christe Palestrina Cantata Domino , Hassler Address . Yery Rev. Msgr. Gavan Monaghan O Magnify the Lord with Me Arr. by Lynn Presentation of Class Gerald Rogers, M.D, Awarding of Diplomas L, Starry, M.D. Nightingale Pledge Graduates Recessional: March , l3rit7 Kreisler l'l'll1 ORLAHOMA Cil'l'Y UNlYl'RSlTY CHOIR 8:00 o 'clock CLASS ROLL O.S.F. Sisttr M. Alicia, U.S.F. Sister M. du Lourdes, Sister M. Francis, O.S.F. Sister M. Helena, U.S.F. Sister M. Michael, O.S.F. Sisxer M. Abel. Mary Louise Allen. Margaret Bias. Mary jo Boudrezu, Frames llrielxell. Helen lo innbu, Mary Donoyan, Kathleen Ickroat. Geraldcne i..iv-Mai, PM-1,i,1 Fleming, Myra iicier, Beverly Monica, 0.S.F. Harrison, Walla llcnu Hickey, Patricia Mackay, virginia Hollman, Yclnva Karr. Johnnie Kfrnrke, Gram Lacy. Eleanor Linninger. Elilalxcr Maher, liileen Mdiinnis, Marv Moinette, Sue h Morrison, Mary Nasche, Anne Nix. Ann Pike, Louise Plisek. joan Porter, Polly Pricss, Mary Renshaw, Mary Bea Richards. Joy Richardson, ju Ann Ryan, Colleen Schounover, Nelda Shimanek, Betty Shimanek, Martha Starks-r. Ruth Teague. Marcheta Thesrnan, Bertha Ann Tippit. Lola Mae lippir, Peggy Townsend. Berry Trinclle, jean Vfcst, Margie Yaniv. Barbara from the Oklahoma City Uuiiursity School of Music ,Iamcs Neilson, Conductor CLASS MOTTO Through the dark-into thc Light CLASS COLORS Blue and W'hite MM Class VLOWPLR Lndt-r im Ihrutiiun in li,-i-ber: Bagwell Red Rose 10515 AAD M ! - rw 2 RUTH AND MIKE QUEEN AND HER COURT 2 'D ND FRANK 1952 AL ANN AND .HM I UN ICR BANQUET N I UN ICR G PROM ,K lyfwflfrm L- A, in K .WV I? Q. I 1. ' boa I CLASS : MI-IISTORY .I al Once upon a time, in the year 1949, a dramatic event occurred. To 64 young ladies however, it was more than an event and more than dramatic. It was history mak- day, St. Anthony's School of Nursing ing. For on that became their new home. All those strange staring faces . . .that incessant hum of conversation. In which room am I going td live? .... more inportant, with whom am I going to live?,' Then the overwhelming thought, What have I done now? But there was no time for such reflection. As part of orientation each of the new girls had a big sisterl' to aid them in getting acquainted with the nurses, home and its occupants, as well as to encourage and cheer them. But, my goodness, that en- courage and cheer business! Somehow, a 'lyou don't know what you're in for, but you'll find out attitude could be detected. Well, on with in schools of this t in the daily schedule at St. Anthony's. For four months, classes reigned supreme! And at the end of that time the Uprobiesl' were confidant that they had left little unlearned. Along with all the learning, extracurricular activities had been delved into .... a hen party in the auditorium once in awhile, a few dates with real honest to goodness men. learned early the histor ! Classes, the usual attraction y . . ype, certainly didn,t take a back seat . . .and our tender young things delicate are of griping. In uniform at last, the bright-eyed lassies were eagerly anticipating their first venture .... actual general floor duty. The likes of that day will surely go down in the annals of history! Me? .... give an enema. . . . oh, gee what if it doesn't work! Oh, I couldn't stick them with that needle! Don't look at me, Doctor, I'm new here! And it didn't help matters any to see full- fledged junior and senior nurses rushing around looking important .... how did they do it? The thought that some day they would be doing that seemed fantastic. And then there was the strange sensation of acute pity and fascination as they looked at the dying and even began to care for them. God moves in strange ways .... they learned that very soon. The first goal was reached by these young ladies when they received at last their dignity, personified in a little white cap. By theri they had become accustomed to living with strange girls in close quarters .... sharing the bath .... being in at ten olclock every night, and a few other strange things. And capping had one very gratifying reward .... no more study hall from eight to nine o'clock each evening. Doesn't sound like much, but that one hour had knocked a hole in many an even- ing. Now, in cap and uniform, the new freshmen pranced onto the floor looking very intelligent .... inwardly, they felt the terrible truth, oh, how cruel is ignorance! You know, this all sounds kind of funny, now, but really, it wasnlt. The times they wondered if 'lbath-giving would ever be ended and bedpans emptied. . . .the times they curbed the urge to squelch the sweet smiling creature who sailed by with an Aren't you through, yet? Mistakes were their teachers, and what teachers! Pages and pages could be written on those months of orientation. Freshmen became juniors, then, came night duties and reliefs .... later on, senior duties. Yes, they were people of note, they felt .... for about fifteen minutes .... then came the storm. On relief, it was, Did you see that order?', Why hasnlt my patient had the hot packs I ordered? .... I've been waiting for a hypo for hours! And on night duty, My light has been on for an hourg what're you doing out there, pitching horse- shoes? You have an emergency coming in .... get oxygen up and a suction ready! Uh-huh, they were people of note. Would they ever learn? Wouldn't they be better stenographers or librarians,'or housewives? The answer was always no, however, when a patient said, You've made me feel so much better .... you're a good nurse! And they really said that once in awhile! In the midst of this torrent came sweet relief, there were summer vacations .... sounded like heaven! And swimming in their own pool .... playing tennis and soft-ball occasionally, if they felt they could stand the strain, and other little tidbits of fun here and there. These things always gave the needed lift. Within the next few months Sister began posting some dates on the bulletin board .... that meant psy- chiatric affiliation .... three months away from St. Anthony's! Oh, joy! Oh, bliss! Little did they know how soon those exclamations would run more like this, Take me back home! If I have to stay here another day, I'll go crazyll' But they stayed, and they didn't go crazy. And coming home was good. With affiliation had begun for most of them, the problem of getting in their major requirements. Things were moving a little faster, now. There was three months of Obstetrics. . . .a happy place most of the time, and then that long- feared time in surgery. What a disciplining place! They X' fi if? N .3,,., ki- .hcl 1. i v ' I . 5,-A j Y 5 W ., I Dm ' I S - 1 I I., W' l .f J p q rfo A65 ',.A ,Hag 2- O , f- 1 wk W didn't do anything right except go off duty. They tripped over light cords, contaminated suture, and con- sequently, became fast friends with the doctors! About this time the Junior-Senior banquet and prom was the talk of the nurses' home. Never will the date- situationn be forgotten! Every girl wanted to go with a tall, cute man just as though he were right outside her door, waiting to go with her on that special night! But all problems were solved .... everyone had a dateg and come the evening of the big event, you've never seen a more beautiful bevy of girls. Time crept along fit seemedj , and in the senior year, the girls received a precious article of clothing .... a blue and red cape. Oh, can you imagine the wonderful sensation of being a senior and wearing a cape! Those first two years may have been worth it, after all. Were people staring at them in admiration and envy or did they dream it? Three more months and one more requirement .... Pediatrics. There they learned about the little ones, from a few months old to 14 years. Oh, those little monsters! They wouldn't eat, they wanted Mommy, and they C A fp Q if .5 wanted to go home, and so it went. More than once the urge to turn up that part of the anatomy designed for sitting and apply the hand with force was stifled with effort. But, children's department wasn't all that way. . . .it was a joy to see thin, sick babies bloom into health, to hear them laugh and make cute remarks and to see Mommy and Daddy happy because their baby was get- ting well. Then it was springtime, 1952, and .... you guessed it! Graduation time was drawing near. Senior Day, going to Mass and then eating breakfast with their mothers brought the first full realization that they were leaving St. Anthonyls soon. There was picture-taking all over the lawn .... excited talking and laughing. Really, in their graduate uniforms, they were the personification of true professional dignity and beauty. For a few min- utes, anyway. And this was the time that the true sophistication of the seniors was seen .... for they had to dress upl' to attend teas which were given in their honor. Oh, they were so refined. The teas were truly lovely and the seniors appreciated and enjoyed them very much. is NS .gui S .1 .fW?QWwM,, f A T ' X ,Zi ,W N- f 1 W is Y L .y ta iii. qi On May 10, 1952, S1 young ladies .... thirteen less than with which the group had started .... received their diplomas. This certified that they had each com- pleted three years of nurses, training and were now full- fledged graduate nurses. Were these the same girls who entered training in 1949? No, there was a difference. These girls were not only no longer student nurses, they were women. They looked to the future with memories of friendships made, with the courage to accept life in its entirety and with a silent word of thanks to the Friend who had helped them through three long years. Those years had left an indelible mark on the charac- ters of these women. God grant that it be a mark holy in nature, and if so, that it may remain forever en- graved. RUTH STARKER Illustrations: HELEN Jo BRICKELL Class '52 I 1 ab 8 Q WW 1 :fn I 5 ' ,J fi I Y' 1 I 2 .Q AQ' lb'- 4. QW? ibm, nw 'P El X ff X Qi 1 If iw X XYXNOX , ' , Qzgsrm- I 1 4 xx :A 1. .sa X X mm ZZ:- S-fe- -'ld Q!- y ! - - J l ...J - -4 2-'11,- I-,,J ii cf peg' 'NM x XX A g 1' 1 wa QXRR' . 'f : fy ' , , .l 4. 1 3 XV! QTIXS Q. X .VJ7lflf I fa-7 '. ff' '31-'1ikq'..' g R l ,!',::i,LI Egg si, f'- zu ' f'1, fi.. . , ,W AQ-TH' H 'fhxx XX 2, gk i' p 5: Tj 21? , . -f-4 fr , F - Qi V-X ' gi lf- i M! 1 4 fi .Lil f I4 ' Q 4? W 3 i w-fi: ' J , K Q C , E L Q --755: V , . ' - 1 X -xw .Q -YI UNIQRS joyc McDole Duznty Sister Mary Philomene, O.S.F. Cheerful Betty O'Meara Charming sr? Sv Beth Connelly Thoughtful Sister Mary Esther, O.S.B. Sweet Gladys Sherman Creative X Mxldred Brandt Viwwious Ex '-.-f F5 Joan Slater I nd ustrious 2 vw. ff Laverna Starke Loyal Loretta Fehmer HHPM , abr, R38 t if-li? Louxse Brandt Dcmurr' Barbara Morrow Unconcefrned St. Ann tt tl 4' . Larue McGee Miscbievous Annette Vickers Poised Joanne Shoun Sopbis iicated Betty Anderson Neat Maureen Koehler Friendly Patricia Adkins Striking Arxta Wnlcox x Joanne Boecker Eager Anna Lee Purcell Nonclaulani Flzrtutzous Ruth Atkinson Innocent Q 1 W Y w 1 N x 1 1 Wins Mae Farhar Coy ' e .,1'R,,wf,,:w.d - W may ,. M Www-vf i R ' 553 e 1 b KIQZQ e Sue Jefferies A K 'Q Effirirnf 1 e QQ fi Pansy Cunningham Different ifflfy A ii Latitia Wagner Prrclsc' mf 551 All 'S' , Q ' Qin Evelyn Stafford Pleasant Q Betty Shanahan Rf'SFVL'C'd is Mary Evelyn Kelly Infflligent kgs: ni, Martha Kusek Humorous f' J fin 3 'K was Mawr ee Norma Sellars Live-Wire Joanne Oswalt Talkative Qi www, . if 4 A .yr ' 4 'F ' T: f , 4 . 1 - if gzfg jlifm-. .wf.ffw,'n wfamsuraw., J , Clara Anne McGuire Naive Virginia Terry Individualistic 'Gn- Alice Ann Hughes Reliable June Sloan Curious Tb Ruenell Wasson Wholesome Dona Meyers Un predictable Eva Suva Carefree Lavonna Cole Attractive Pat Clements ang 1 dl' Quaint a Virgie Dezort Easy-Going Bernice Boyle Professional Q7 Rosalee Kuklenski Unusual mis'e.i-zvfwiwfxaneww ,f., wf:Q.s:,.. My CORONATIQN GE OUR BLESSED M OT HER by LOUISE BRANDT, May Queen L ...rin iun7r:fJ lr-'.f!:.-v 2.73 ,-L-Y -11- It was a far cry from Minnesota to the Indian Terri- tory, seventy-five years ago. In 1877 a little girl Was born to Michael and Ann Walerius of St. John's Parish, Minnesota, who was to celebrate her fifty years of service to God,s sick and poor as a Franciscan Sister at St. Anthony,s Hospital in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Walerius, now Sister Aloysius entered the convent at Maryville, Missouri in 1899, received her habit in 1900 and came to Oklahoma City, in 1902. During these years, time and progress has brought many changes in every avenue of life, in transportation, in living, in science and medicine, in the treatment and care of the sick. Yet along with this modern movement silent and unobserved, quiet and steady with the single purpose of doing her Master's work walked this young girl from Minnesota. Fifty years, and who can estimate their value spent as they were not in scientific research and skillful nurs- ing, but unseen and unknown by those she served so 1902 - 1952 GOLDEN IUBILEE of the RELIGIOUS PROFESSION OF Venerable Sister Mary Aloysius Walerius ORDER OF ST. FRANCIS MARYVILLE, MISSOURI FEBRUARY 26, 1952 faithfully. Her work has filled an important place in the efficiency of every department of the hospital. Like her patron St. Francis, Sister Aloysius loves her little brothers the birds, and from her busy days, as super- visor of the laundry she finds time to scatter food for them as they flock around her familiar figure in the garden. Sister Aloysius in this, your year of Golden jubilee: Our congratulations, loving and true, We are sending to you today: May the happy light from your well-spent years Shine soft ana' warm o'er your way. May the fruit of unselfish service sweet, The rijlened sheaves of a life that cheers Bring their harvest of peace ana' joy to you Through many more heautiful years. MARY GOODWIN We Affectionally Dedicate This Page T0 Our Affiliafing Student: Enid General School oi Nursing ESTHER BECKWITH MARY E. RENEAU WINONA SCHULTZ JANE DOWNING DARLENE ALEXANDER GLADYS PULLAN Sig Edward's Mercy School of Nursing MARY WILLINGHAM JUANITA PRITCHETT MARY LUNNEY NINA RUTH LINN BETTY ANN LENNINGTON ADA ESTHER HARDY EDNA D. GIBSON WILMA J. LAMBIOTTE MARY ANN LOVOI FRANCES POST MARY P. SIMPSON LOU ANN WRIGHT MARGIE HARTMEIER LOUELLA LONDIGAN af' T f I N Q A 2 : 2 v .-F giiavififfw ... -fi Q-f--.-1 za- 7 3? MARY F. BAUER MARY CONNER PRESCILLA CONNER GLORIA L. EICHBLATT CAROL HUNT ROMA D. LENNIER MARY L. MOORE ROSEMARY E. 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' 4 H ' A ' ' ' 6-,2 :,f., ,4 , . i ggi' . f I a:':fT,:.gg1ii 2, 341- , , f ! ,.4 aw ' - I 4N+:f ' +1m,,,,4 1,-. ,H any, nf, A ' -J ' J. V M , m,,....w.,, . ' ' w .UN 'f: '?!fa:? -- - :xl 1 . 'dk 1249.3 15,-.,4ii! LL1': ' A we-iifur'-L A f f af. - 3 GRI-XDUATIGN ADDRESS The School of Nursing of sf. Antbongfs Hospital May 10, 1952 DON H. O,DONOGHUE, M.D. It is with considerable gratification that I appear here to participate in the graduation exercises of this 1952 class of nurses of St. Anthony's Hospital. I have had the privilege of helping in the professional advancement, patching up skeletal structure and even in some small way building the moral stamina of this group through your learning to tolerate my own impatient demands. Some of you with tongue in cheek, have suggested that I take advantage of this opportunity to state in public some of the de- ficiencies that I have pointed out to you in private. Time will not permit nor courage suffice for such a major project. Many have -been free with anecdotes with which to leaven my talk, but by the time I have properly fitted them to this environment, I find that they are heavier than the speech itself so I will forego regaling you with the adventures of this and that and we all shall profit thereby. Seriously, I have a very warm feeling for this group reaching closer to your heart's desire tonight. It includes many good friends and capable associates in the healing art so important to us all. To the physician and the nurse, this profession must be truly close to the heart. May I extend to you my congratulations on your chosen field. You have chosen no sterile pursuit conceived in boredom and dedicated to mechanical perfection. Yours is a living, vibrant profession, ever changing, ever advancing, ever seeking improvement. True enough, many of its aspects hold little glamour and if one becomes over-obsessed with the tedium of bed-making and pan-toting, the spark may be lost. These things are the dross from which pure gold may be distilled, for where is the job that does not have its distaste- ful moments. These moments should merely serve to point up and emphasize the more stimulating aspects of this interesting and valuable profession. Why is medical science so very invigorating and why does it offer such rich rewards? Have our main medical goals been attained? Are we resting on the plateau from which we must inevitably descend or are we still climbing with the goal ever higher? Some years ago, the exact moment is unimportant, I stood on the pinnacle of graduation, clutching an M.D.n in one hand and my illusions in the other. Suddenly, it seemed to me that I had arrived too late, all medical goals seemed attained. The giants in my chosen profession had solved most problems and left for me only the prosaic task of carrying out their dictums. True, lwrniciout anemia could not be relieved or cured, the diagnosis of staphylococcal septicemia was a death warrant, anlibiotics were to be impossible since that which would known destroy bacteria would destroy body tissue as well, fool would dare to operate on the heartg only a xypbilis could probably never be cured, an old person breaking a hip should really not expect to Walk again. Yes indeed, it seemed that there was little left to do in this ancient field of medicine. On my turning to orthopeclics, a relatively new specialty twenty-five years ago, I found things little better. All the diseases had been described, all opera- tions planned and named after their originators. Reaching Oklahoma and the Crippled Cl'1ildren's Hospital, I found the five major causes of crippling were: first, tuberculosis of bone and joint, second, osteomelitisg third, poliomyelitis, fourth, spastic paralysis, fifth, congenital deformities. Let 'us re- view for a few minutes what has happened to these conditions that I had so sadly thought offered no new fields for conquest. First, tuberculosis. The Crippled Children's Hos- pital was planned with an outdoor porch on every floor and every wing in order to accomodate the sun treatment of tuberculosis. Wards were full of tuberculosis of the spine, of the hip, of the knee, all in various -stages of plaster casts or metal frames with traction appliances. Where are they now? The tremendous nursing problem of the child confined in bed, in a frame or cast for two, three, four, five or even six years is no longer a common one. I com- plained to an associate the other day that we hardly had enough tuberculosis to teach students and resi- dents properly. His enlightened reply, 'lWhy teach it then?,' seems pertinent indeed. What has happened? A combination of associated sciences has cleaned up dairy herds, pasteurized milk, improved feeding of babies, revised hospital care, devised new operative techniques. The result: tuberculosis of the bone is no longer a major problem. Second, osteomyelitis. A few short years ago, we all dreaded the arrival of the youngster with acute osteo. At best, it meant months of morbidity and per- manent crippling, at worst, death. It was combatted by surgery, general support, transfusion and other measures but remained a tremendous nursing problem. Slowly, the advent of antibiotics, first Prontosil, then sulphas, then Penicillin, Chloromyce- tin, Streptomycin and a host of others has all but eliminated this scorge of childhood. Third, polio. Here is a disease carrying a tre- mendous challenge which seems unsolved and un- solvable, but wait! Consider a few moments the changes in polio care within the last few years. Until 1943, no acute case of polio was knowingly admitted to any hospital in Oklahoma. The early Care of polio now considered all important was unknown twenty- five years ago. Now, early care, a great deal of it, nursing care, is decreasing mortality, reducing mor- bidity, preventing crippling deformities-yet much remains to be done. The cause must be carefully studied and preventatives found. Fourth, cerebral palsy. I'Iere is a 'virgin field for yeoman work that is being more and more recognized today. Largely a problem of understanding care, careful instruction and patient guidance, it can be much better done by the nurse than the doctor. Some of you may find your goal in this productive field. I could go on down the list ad infinitum, but I have said enough to have you see that nursing is not a static field, that the goal is not yet in sight, that there are never ending possibilities for service. For only in service to others can you 'fully realize your own potentialities. If you have chosen nursing as a means of livelihood only, you have chosen unwisely. In other fields you may perhaps reach greater pecuniary rewards with less physical effort and cer- tainly wi,th legbmental anguish. But, if you have chosen thissfield to justify long hours, hard physical labor, grevious disappointment, at 'times almost com- plete frustration, where can you get better fulfill- ment than the thanks of the distracted parent, the grateful look of the patient to whom you have brought relief or the feeling of membership in the team which has preserved life. May your victories be many, your defeats few, your labors heavy and your pleasures well deserved. May 10, 1952. Senior Breakfas Mother- Daughter IN MEMGRIAM HAZEL WILSON GRIGGS, R.N 1910 - 1952 Class of 1931 Q WE Q I 1, 1 fi X5 ' 4 I A km M f Family Rosary e js 4 gd 5 :F GJ firms .Z qi ,!' 9 5 I f S E NX H ES IQ F V wifi Sister M. Eugenia, O.S.F. Carmita Jay Patricia Ridgway Gloria SChUlieH Josephine Peters Betty James Ellen Davidson Catherine Hornbeek ii Greta Curliss Joyce Oldham Eva Miskel Mary Jane Huddleston Ruth Maschino Mary Kaye Jones Mamie Lou Roger Theresa Piper , x..,. ' HO' - A Sw-5 2 K eeie L W' K ggw ill yn Gentr Bessie Reeves ie Jo Mills M, y , .k A ,, Catherynn Pitchlynn it 7 wa? 2. Xi ,if W , Rose Schmidlkofer Georgia Nesbitt Dorothy Meier LOIUC KIIOX Ruth Maxey Addie Donaldson Virginia Cox Geraldene Ryan L 1 a je Lucille Kloeppel Martha Mitscher Dera Hankins Bonnie Plumlee Charlene Kaureauf Lynnette La Mascus Aloma Dugger Betty Ann ones Barbara Crxtes Juanita Olson Fern Simon A NURSE A nurse must he patient as patient can he, If she intends to he a model of virtue,-you see? And all of her troubles and trials and care, As a penance from God she must gladly hear. She must he kind to all-not excluding the poor, And their little hardships willingly help to endure, And when they are lonesome and friends they have She must he gentle as kindness and as loving too. From morning till noon,-from noon till night, She must tend to their ills and answer their light, Regardless how cross or impatient they may he, Our Lord said, whatever you do unto these you do Then when she's through with the work of the day, So tired that hardly a word she can say, Off duty she goes-hut happy and content, For she knows the day was so well spent. And humhly to the chapel her footsteps turn, Where jesus in the Tabernacle for her presence do Oh! how serene and peaceful 'tis here, How consoling the thought to have him so near. My heart and my soul and my spirit are Thine, Take them sweet jesus my Love divine. Her contrition she makes, all her prayer are said, Trusting in God she retires to hed- Seems though she had taken hut just a wee nap, When at her door she hears a faint little tap, Tis an emergency call that a sick man was hrought And she is the nurse to go on special for him. Her heart just aches, hut all the while, She tries to hide it with a professional smile, And whispering a prayer to the Sacred Heart, Asks His grace hefore to her patient she parts. And He so gentle, so kind and sweet, Blesses her with each loving Heart heat For nursing is a sacrifice, that is quite so, But the higger the sacrifice the more God loves us, y s Mary Ann Hoddy few, unto me. th yearn in, ou know. SELECTED at kucxusxina., 5+ NUQDSXHQ at QQXVQAG it NNX 'QOSAXQ 5+ XXX Yo,e2imt.e,A LL 9 43 I' 'oofcrscxxx YLMKQBV S' W 9 W' V , '2,9,.vcxTw,m Z A 1 5, vxwabm 5,mQwim SXNASDQQQM sf. sqqxftcwnxmvx Ev ANNA N10 SJW C :Mia Bifnaamkkuf QQYYXM' Nxayfer , A SQ . YYY bca-aQNNxcx 'hmm B.. Wx. 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Eskridge, III SWanee', - Gladys Sherman DANCERS Norma Sellars -Martha Kusek SOLOISTS Helen Brickell - Ioye McDole TRIO Helen Brickell - Joye McDole Mary E. Kelly CHORUS Helen Brickell Gladys Sherman Eva Suva Norma Sellars joye McDole Mamie Rogers Laetitia Wagner Gloria Schulien Mary E. Kelly Dera Hankins Pianist: Ruth Starker Make-up: Dorothy Quinan Planned by: Dr. C. Cochrane, Helen Bode, Mary Futrell FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1952 EIGHT O'CLOCK NURSES, HOME AUDITORIUM CONTRIBUTIONS TO ST. ANTHONY'S JAMBOREE FOR LIBRARY FUND CONNIE'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY CONNELLY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OSLER PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE DeCOURSEY MILK COMPANY SUNSHINE CLEANERS Sc LAUNDRY THE FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY SMITH Sc KERNKE FUNERAL DIRECTORS TRAVELERS' INN HAWK'S SOUTH SIDE DAIRY IDEAL CLEANERS WHEELER 8: STUCKEY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE WATTS' FUNERAL HOME PETTEE'S HARDWARE STORES DAVIDSON 85 CASE LUMBER COMPANY ST. THOMAS MORE BOOK STALL KAMP BROTHERS GROCERY 85 BAKERY KATHRYN'S FLOWER SHOP PRCDPHECY CDF Tl-IE CLASS OF 1952 As I stepped out of the cab and looked about at my surroundings, I felt completely lost. This was St. Anthony's, all right, but had it ever changed. There was a new addition to the hospital in which five more stories had been added. The Nurses' Home was a completely new building. To think that ten years 'could make such a change. Why, it seems only yesterday, when I start daydreaming about my three years at St. Anthony's and my classmates. We were the mighty 52 ! 52 strong we stood in the year of 1952. But, I must stop this reminiscing and go into the new nurses' home and find out the whereabouts of my class- mates. The escalator took me directly into the reception room where l was met by the housemother, Miss Francis Boudreau. Yes, our little Pinky has fallen right into Mamma Mahin's tootsteps! Aside from doing research work in Dermatology, Pinky manages the 500 student nurses quite well. I almost didn't recognize the quiet, shy, Sister Mary Alicia. Since she has taken over as Director of Student Nurses she has lost that shy nature. She can say quite frankly and with much authority, Y0u're getting entirely too many overnights lately, are you sure you're going home? Poor students-same old line! Downstairs in the linen room was Margaret Allen. She replaced Mrs. Davidson right after graduation. Margaret is doing free private duty nursing in' her spare time. She specials only Orthopedic patients. W'ell, those were the only members of our class in the nurses' home, so I decided to walk over to the hospital to see who was on the nursing staff. Since Sister de Lourdes replaced Sister Agnes, she was absolutely too busy to talk with me. I heard she was investigating the new boiler room. You all remember when the old one blew up back in 1952. Also, maybe you'rI like to know that Sister received the Nobel Prize of 1962 for her new book on Hospital Administration. Grace Kerntke and Beverly Geier are graduates on first floor. They have invented an ingenious type of closed flow irrigation in which the retention catheter drains into a hidden pipe in the floor, which has a gauge that registers output. Those girls were smart, no bottles to empty. Most of you will be glad to hear that jerry Eckroat finally married Bob. After working on One South for the past ten years, she finally earned enough time off. Miss Wolf, even agreed to work extra time in order that jerry and Bob could take a honeymoon. Sister Mary Michael has long since replaced Sister Louise in Pediatrics, and is she ever a peach-Sister M. Michael, I mean. Her two efficient graduates are Marjie West who answers the telephone and Bertha Ann Thesman who accompanies the doctors. Literally speaking, that is. Holding down the fort at night as graduate is none other than Marcheta Teague. Her famous words They couldn't drag me out of here with a team of mules. Replacing Mrs, jones in Central Supply was Martha Shimanek. I do hope Martha will be a little more lenient with the hypo cotton. Peggy Tippit and Barbara Yazzie were second floor graduates, I was told, but they both quit. Peg is kept busy these days trying to be a true, loyal Texan. At the present, she is living in the beautiful Highland Park addition in the great metropolis of Dallas, while Babs has returned to New Mexico, where she is doing nursing on horseback. After assisting with a delivery in a car while she was in training, Louise Pike was encouraged to take up midwifery in the hills of Arkansas. She has been seen riding her donkey from dawn to dusk. But good old Weezie, she has given all this up to take Miss Costello's place in O.B. Nelda Schoonover has replaced the Why don't you graduate Miss Kennedy, while Jodie Brickell is singing lullabies to the babies in the nursery. Up on seventh floor in surgery are Polly Porter and Mary Priess. Being joint editors of the A.j.N. and supervisors in surgery certainly keeps those gals busy. Across the street from the hospital is a beautiful Psychiatric Clinic. Eleanor Lacy, and Mary Morrison have teamed up with a noted Psychiatrist to help those poor unforunate individuals suffering with D.T.'s. Do you suppose that Babe and Lace are experienced enough in such a field? Also in this Clinic in the O.T. department, Mary Louise Abel is doing a wonderful job of rehabilitating the patients. In all her spare time, she is taking shrinking exercises so that she will be able to wear heels with Tom. Was I ever surprised when I read in the New York Times that Elizabeth Ann Linninger was voted Mother of the Year. The birth of her triplets--all boys-must have caught the eye of the judges, for now she and Bill are the proud parents of eleven bouncing boys. By the way, Lynn is the youngest mother ever to receive this National Award. Critics are going wild over the new Kate Smith. Ioan Plisek brought the house down at Carnegie Hall-her very first recital. Good luck, joan. Reminiscing again, I can always remember Mary Deibel being sur- rounded by men. Well, low and behold she is fulfilling her life long ambition by being housemother at the Sigma Chi Fraternity in Norman. The boys just love her. Two of our girls are tied for the Miss World title. The two raving beauties are Betty Ann Townsend and Sue Moinette. The judges can't decide between the brunette or the redhead. ln the meantime Betty Ann and Sue are having the time of their lives waiting for the decision in Paris, France. Also in Europe at Oslo, Switzerland, is Colleen Ryan. Colleen is there for the Olympics. She has been praised by the sportsters as the greatest woman sport since Babe Zaharas. For the third consective year Mrs. Michael jones, the former Ruth Starker, has taken the title of The Best Dressed Woman of the Year, Everyone was so disappointed when Ruthie was unable to go to New York to accept the title, but Ruth smiled her own sweet smile in ex- planation, 'fMike, jr. has the mumps. The Naval Department in Washington, D. C. is mourning the loss of three of their favorite nurses, Kathleen Donovan, Jean Trindle, and Eileen Maher. They are resigning to marry Rear Admirals, but cheer up Navy, there will be plenty of little sailors later on. The State Board Committee has finally discovered the brilliancy of Sister Helena. She is now President, Ah! beware, ye state board appli- cants! Speaking of the Sisters, I passed through Maryville, Missouri last month and stopped at the mother house, where I was greeted at the door by Mother Monica. She is fulfilling the honor with the greatest of dignity and charm, Being her classmate, she personally escorted me about the convent. As we were looking about the kitchen, there sat a little old nun peeling potatoes. Ten years certainly has aged Sister Francis, but they say she is the best potato-peeler this side of Texas. Entertaining at one of her annual Brunches, for the 1962 graduates of St. Anthony's, Lola Mae Tippit couldn't have been more beautiful. She was utterly dripping with diamonds. Speaking of entertaining, Betty Shimanek is having Open House to celebrate the new hospital in Duncan that she and her Doctor hus- band, Frank, will open soon. Seen buzzing about town these days in her custom made, hard top, black, Cadillac convertible is Ann Nix. Between making pictures for M.G.M. studios, and doing Psychiatric Nursing, Ann is kept on the run constantly. Be sure to see her new musical comedy, Giggles Glues. Recruiting student nurses throughout the US. is General Pat Hickey of the U.S.A.F. and Commodore JoAnn Richardson, of the Navy. It was my extreme privilege that they were visiting St. An- thony's at the time I was there, and they enjoyed their visit too, as Tut and Bob were stationed at Tinker Field, As I was relaxing by the swimming pool on the roof of the hospital, CSL Anthony'sj, I noticed in the society column of the Coalgate Times, the approaching marriage of Mary jo Blua on April 2. Could it be that Mary jo misunderstood Leonard when he said 1952, thinking he said 1962-I wonder. . While her husband is working for his Ph. D., Mrs. Bob Short, the former Mary McGinnis is Director of Nurses at Central State Hospital in Norman. She has done wonders with the hospital. Also at Central State is joy Richards. She is supervisor of Geriatrics and doing a swell job, I hear. After being the efficient scrub nurse for Coston and Trent for the past 10 years, Myra Fleming quit to team up with that famous South American' dancer, Carlos DeLouis. They are opening next week at the Copacabana. Orchids to you, Myra. Still following their husbands from camp to camp are Johnnie Karr and Mary Bea Renshaw. They are doing private duty nursing in order to accumulate enough money to make the next trip with their husbands which they think will be to Utopia. Willa Dene Harrison, now Mrs. Gabe Hoye is residing in Canada. They are known as the Black Gold Couple of Canada. Per usual Velma Hollman is bursting with energy. Besides teaching practical nursing to the teen-agers of her home town of Okarche, she has started two wheat farms there. Brownie Hickey has given up her nursing career Csad to sayj to help her husband Cartcher raise cattle on their 1,000-acre ranch near Hennessy, but it has proved profitable, as their Angus bull won top honor at Madison Square Garden. Making National Headlines this week for her successful fete of swimming the English Channel was Evelyn Edwards. When asked for a statement by the press she replied nonchalantly, It was my fluttering eyelids that kept me afloat. Well, that takes in the Mighty 52. As for your author, well, I'm teaching The Art of Gracefulness at Texas LI. ANNE Nxscr-is-Class '52 3, 2 - Y V I K ai R ANN . , H f ffrk' i-k,tgiLyiSi ,, , . k,., jeff -- '5 ig-S1'?51t'Ni2:s,z.:: I iff 1532255565 iff we - ' I , Q' ill, -1.11 ,rn , 1-51, J if ' f l I 5 T' ' M., I f ml f J. 4. LN hir- K NIX with SHARQN RAY MARY BETH CONNELLY CLARA ANN MCGUIRE Cares for Illlliii, Records m PfCm11fl1fC Ilifaflf D. HANKINS, Al. PIQTIZRS, j. OLSON I KNIOX OPD ' ' ' ' Q ' NI 'RRAYS NIANSION . L and N. QOX xlslt C UN. I ah, .. N ry s , V, F, mf! ' ' k k R' 3 ,qi jx 4: I 'RY 25 ROLL CALL Rev. Mother M. Augustine, R.N., deceased. Sister Mary Gertrude, R.N., deceased. 1911 Mrs. Clara Bentley, R.N., unknown. P Florence Garrett, R.N., Mrs. Hefner, deceased. Beatrice Garrison, R.N., Mrs. Werli, deceased. 1912 Lillian Thorne, R.N., Mrs. Rapp, Pueblo, Colorado. 1913 Rev. Mother M. Lucia, R.N., Mother General, Mount Alverno Convent, Maryville, Missouri. Sister M. Dorothea, R.N. Supervisor, O.R., St. Elizabeth Hospital, Hannibal, Missouri. Sister M. Johanna, R.N., St. Joseph Orphanage, St. joseph, Missouri. 1914 Sister M. Anastasia, R.N., deceased. Sister M. Angeline, R.N., Mount Alverno Convent, Maryville, Missouri. Sister M. Antonia, R.N., deceased. Margaret Kittrell, R.N., Mrs. Munn, deceased. Catherine McQuillin, R.N., Mrs. Kremmer, Seattle, Washington. Mary Poletti, R.N., deceased. Nellie M. Tennery, R.N., Mrs. McGregor, Mangum, Oklahoma. Mary Wilson, R.N., Mrs. Davenport, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Xavier, R.N., Supervisor of O.R., St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. .I 1915 Sister M. Augustine, R.N., Floor Supervisor, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ethel Beard, R.N., Mrs. Orme, unknown. Sister M. Bernarda, R.N., Instructor, St. Mary's Orphan- age, St. Joseph, Missouri. Nona Longworth, R.N., Los Angeles, California. Sister M. Monica, R.N., deceased. Mamie McCarthy, R.N., Tulsa, Oklahoma. Emma B. Poschel, R.N., deceased. Caroline Walsh, R.N., deceased. 1916 Dorothea Bode, R.N., Mrs. Leffler, Norman, Oklahoma. Lucy M. Grove, R.N., Mrs. A. A. Hillerman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Helena, R.N., deceased. Sister M. Hildegarde, R.N., Hospital Administrator, Francis Hospital, Maryville, Missouri. Wilhelmina M. Osterhaus, R.N., deceased. Sister M. Patricia, R.N., Supervisor, St. Anthony Hospi- tal, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mamie B. Selzer, R.N., Mrs. Arterberry, Fort Worth, Texas. Nina A. Thomas, R.N., Mrs. Wilhite, Perkins, Oklahoma. , 1917 Sister M. Beatrice, R.N., Supervisor X-ray Department, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Nellie A. Cody, R.N., Mrs. Henshaw, deceased. Belle Graham, R.N., Mrs. Herbert jones, Medford, Oregon. Florence Mouser, R.N., Mrs. jenkins, Evanston, Illinois. Sister M. Pancratia, R.N., Instructor, St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Teresa, R.N., Pharmacist, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Emma Wildgrube, R.N., Mrs. F. Hines, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1918 Marion Garberino, R.N., Mrs. Conley, Office Nurse, Dallas, Texas. Mayme Hodgins, R.N., Mrs. C. Treadgill, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Goldie Murphy, R.N., Mrs. S. Harrell, Holdenville, Oklahoma. Agnes Thompson, R.N., Mrs. Nels Nyseth, Wolf Points, Montana. 1919 Sister M. Alexia, R.N., St. Mary's Orphanage, St. Joseph, Missouri. Pearl Adams, R.N., Mrs. Owens, unknown. Florence Barry, R.N., Seattle, Washington. Sister M. Bernadetta, R.N., Supervisor, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ruth Buckley, R.N., Mrs. E. K. McKessick, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Nora Burkhalter, R.N., Mrs. Ray, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Eva Hartley, R.N., married, unknown. Marie jordan, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Margaret, R.N., Mount Alverno Convent, Maryville, Missouri. Florence Ragon, R.N., Mrs. Irving Colt, unknown. Audra Wisdom, R.N., Mrs. Kimmitz, Hobbs, New Mexico. Rose Poschel, R.N., Mrs. E. T. Daley, Anaheim, Cal- ifornia. Sister M. Maura, R.N., Supervisor, St. Francis Hospital, Maryville, Missouri. 1920 Lelah Burrel, R.N., Mrs. Mayfield, Norman, Oklahoma. Bonnie Fitzgerald, R.N., Mrs. B. J. Morton, Albans, Vermont. Lela La Bonty, R.N., Sister M. Gabriel, O.S.B., Bene- dictine Heights Hospital, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Wynema Murphy, R.N., Mrs. Martha Jackson, Holden- ville, Oklahoma. Lottie Thomas, R.N., Mrs. J. Begley, Caldwell, Idaho. 1921 Mary Collette, R.N., Mrs. William Peacock, Los Angeles, California. Aline Cole, Mrs. Warren, unknown. Velma Fleming, R.N., Mrs. Tom Morrow, Houston, Texas. Edith Furnas, R.N., Mrs. Wilson, unknown. Nellie Givens, R.N., Mrs. Hickman, deceased. Ruth Harbough, R.N., Mrs. Snyder, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ardath Line, R.N., Ysleta, Texas. Mary Jane Little, R.N., Veterans Nursing Service, Ft. Lyon, Colorado. A ' Josephine Pfaff, R.N., Mrs. Landoll, Lawton, Oklahoma. Rose O'Rourke, R.N., deceased. Xaida Mae Swartz, R.N., deceased. 1922 M. Estella Brash, R.N., Maryville, Mo. Anna Horan, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Jane Kenny, R.N., Mrs. Boyle, St. Louis, Missouri. Marie Murphy, R.N., Mrs. Marie Abercrombie, Albu- querque, New Mexico. Grace Waters, R.N., Mrs. Kreider, Hershey, Pennsylvania. 1923 Katheryn Attaway, R.N., Mrs. Dan Slater, Santa Monica, California. Elizabeth Bode, R.N., Mrs. Wilkerson, Moore, Oklahoma. Agnes Durbin, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Florence Graham, R.N., Mrs. J. T. Anthony, Medford, Oregon. Agnes Kohler, R.N., Mrs. Paul Slater, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mayme Kennedy, Mrs. Heatley, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. Johanna Pfaff, R.N., Mrs. Pat St. Clair, Lawton, Okla- homa. Helen Reed, R.N., Mrs. Theodor Tracy, Dalhi, California. Norma Wilson, R.N., Mrs. G. A. Waldeck, Downey, California. 1924 Margaret Attaway, R.N., Mrs. F. Boudreau, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mabel Beaven, R.N., Mrs. Dan Eckroat, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Helen Bonneau, R.N., Public Health Service, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Cora Callahan, R.N., Mrs. James Stanley, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Grace Delaney, R.N., Mrs. J. M. Schlump, Middleton, Wisconsin. Frieda Dix, R.N., Chicago, Illinois. Marguerite Fontenier, R.N., Lexington, Oklahoma. Grace Kohler, R.N., Mrs. T. F. Tabor, Prairie Du Sac, Wisconsin. Laura Belle Hamilton, R.N., Mrs. Rogenbach, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Bessie Mason, R.N., Mrs. Crist, Los Angeles, California. Sadie McIntyre, R.N., Mrs. P. H. Beare, Martinez, California. Flora McKeehan, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ruby Palmo, R.N., Mrs. Wm. Butchart, Waialu, Oahu, T.H. Flossie Wallace, R.N., Mrs. Norris, deceased. 1925 Cecelia Anhalt, R.N., Mrs. Holland, Vici, Okla. Mabel Atchley, R.N., Mrs. Garrett, Tacoma, Washington. Isabel Coyle, R.N., Mrs. E. E. Beechwood, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Mary Clark, R.N., deceased. Stella Dihl, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Maybelle Hamilton, R.N., Mrs. Dan Delaney, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Delia Imhoff, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' Anna Katigan, R.N., Mrs. G. K. Dickson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Evelyn Knott, R.N., Mrs. Woolley, Denton, Texas. Christine Sheetz, R.N., Fletcher, Oklahoma. Helen Zimmerman, R.N., Mrs. L. J. Ellwanger, Wewoka, Oklahoma. Alice Marlatt, R.N., Mrs. Brown, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1926 Doris Bennett, R.N., Mrs. Moss, Hollywood, California. Laura Brown, R.N., Mrs. George, Waldport, Oregon. Mary A Campbell, R.N., Los Angeles, California. Kathleen Carney, R.N., Mrs. Billy O,Brien, Rockaway Beach, Long Island, New York. Anna Delaney, R.N., Mrs. Knudson, Lumberton, N. C. Gussye Evans, R.N.,,Mrs. Ewing, Oklahoma City, Okla.- homa. Clara Frey, R.N., Mrs. Ed Sullivan, Chickasha, Okla- homa. Cecelia Fielder, R.N., Mrs. Nagle, Perry, Oklahoma. Cecelia Haase, R.N., Mrs. J. B. 0'Rielly, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Beulah Harrold, R.N., Clinic Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Anna Haffey, R.N., Mrs. Ray Johnson, Enid, Oklahoma. Rose Hentzen, R.N, Mrs Klausmeier, Supervisor O. B. Department, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Olivia Imhoff, R.N., Mrs. Laurence Eckroat, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lucy Lollman, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister'M. Agnes McCabe, R.N., Mercy Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana. Viola Meis, R.N., Sister Jane Frances, Our Lady of the Lake Convent, San Antonio, Texas. Lucille Mitchell, R.N., Mrs. Bill Black, deceased. 1927 Helen Attaway, R.N., Mrs. Paul Andres, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Bartmier, R.N., Mrs. M. B. McCauley, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Cecilia Coyle, R.N., Mrs. L. Sloan, Olney, Ill. Mary Carney, R.N., Mrs. Zeiders, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Cecelia Fleming, R.N., Mercy Academy, Slaton, Texas. Mary Jo Frey, R.N., Mrs. Jess Herrman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' Clara Fiedler, R.N., Mrs. O'Meara, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Irene Hoegger, R.N., Mrs. Gipson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Charlotte Lodes, R.N., Mrs. Robert McDonald, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Beulah Riddle, R.N., Monett, Missouri. Catherine Sheneman, R.N., Mrs. Giorda, Cushing, Okla- homa. Mary Sommers, R. N., Mrs. Wilson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Julia Sackmary, R.N., Mrs. J. F. Price, deceased. Esther Thompson, R.N., Mrs. B. McCall, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1928 Florence Bruce, R.N., Mrs. Stone, deceased. Marcella Rose Costello, R.N., Supervisor Maternity Department, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Thelma Clacher, R.N., Mrs. Sherman, Wewoka, okla- homa. Margie Anita Dawes, R.N., Mrs. Ed Rogers, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Thelma Horrell, R.N., Miami, Oklahoma. Vadrian Harrison, R.N., Mrs. Maddox, Edmonds, Wash- mgton. Mary Agnes Healey, R.N., Mrs. J. E. Reese, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Florence Kresier, R.N., Unknown. Agnes McCullock, R.N., Mrs. Sullivan, Bronx, New York. Mary McDonald, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ethelyn McLeod, R.N., Mrs. Ralph R. Fischer, Dover, Delaware. Margaret Nay, R.N., Mrs. Blume, Clockamus, Oregon. Johnnie Petrie, R.N., Mrs. W. H. Cannon, Houston, Texas. Margaret Rhodd, R.N., Mrs. Carman, Unknown. Dorothy Schafer, R.N., Mrs. H. W. Schmees, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Olive Mae Wilson, R.N., Sister M. Michaeline, deceased. 1929 Jean Brown, R.N., deceased. Jo Brown, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. Elizabeth Cole, R.N., Mrs. Harry McGuire, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Helen Cunningham, R.N., Mrs. Charles Moore, Roff, Oklahoma. Ann Dix, R.N., Mrs. D. O. Chamberlain, Chicago, Ill. Agnes Grojean, R.N., Bakersfield, Missouri. Helen Gibbs, R.N., Mrs. Claud Miley, Kansas City, Missouri. Josephine Ghrames, R.N., Mrs. Ed Croak, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Clare Haley, R.N., Mrs. McGinnis, Clovis, New Mexico. Jessie Jenkins, R.N., Surgical Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Anna Michalicka, R.N., Union City, Oklahoma. Anna Nelson, R.N., Mrs. Walter Kolker, Wichita, Kans. Helen O'Neill, R.N., Mrs. A. F. Connelly, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Flora Pfaff, R.N., Veterans Hospital, Wichita, Kansas. Marian Penny, R.N., Mrs. Dotson, Public Health Wewoka, Oklahoma. Mrs. Nettie Scott, R.N., Instructor, Del Norte, Colorado. Lillian Taylor, R.N., Mrs. Price Watson, Alhambra, California. Mary Taborek, R.N., Mrs. U. L. Elliott, Clovis, New Mexico. 1930 Florence Blum, R.N., Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, Okla- homa 'City, Oklahoma. Esther Bokarney, R.N., Mrs. John R. Roach, Burbank, California. Irma Briscoe, R.N., Mrs. B. M. Knight, Seminole, Ok- lahoma. Alice Cramer, R.N., Mrs. I. D. Lubotsky, Lavral, Maryland. Catherine Costello, R.N., Mrs. H. P. Miller, Chicago, Illinois. Ruth Cunningham, R. N., Mrs. T. S. Ray, Dallas, Texas. Ella Ford, R.N., Mrs. Lemon, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marie Harmon, R.N., Mrs. F. Harber, deceased. Mary Hickey, R.N., Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner, Dallas, Texas. Catherine Janes, R.N., Mrs. E. J. Flanagan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Cecelia Kohler, R.N., Chippawa Falls, Wisconsin. Grace McRee, R.N., Mrs. Arrington, Wynnewood, Okla- homa. Helen Mildfelt, R.N., Mrs. Bob Culley, Unknown. Ernestine Miller, R.N., Mrs. Hall, Oklahoma City, Qklahokna. Eulalae Moore, R.N., Mrs. Daws, unknown. Perva Price, R.N., Mrs. John H. Kakal, Hollywood, California. Mary Shafer, R.N., Los Angeles, California. Letta Schooling, R.N., Mrs. P. O. Booth, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Aleta Slusher, R.N., Mrs. Wilson, Hanford, California. Francis Shirley, R.N., Mrs. Bert Thurber, Arlington, Virginia. Marie Warnke, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1931 Mildred Bostick, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marcella Bostick, R.N., Mrs. Stobough, Marshall, Okla- homa. Mary Neal Budd, R.N., Mrs. Kellogg, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Kathryn Dutton, R.N., Mrs. Bill Malloy, Wewoka, Oklahoma. Anna Ford, R.N., Mrs. 'Lloyd Artley, Haven, Kansas. Germaine Gaster, R.N., Mrs. John Ryan, Elgin, Okla- homa. Lucille Haase, R.N., Sister M. Ninette, Mercy Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Agnes Harrington, R.N., Mrs. W. A. Rookey, Los Angeles, California. Hattie Johnson, R.N., Mrs. Gilbert Wingfield, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Kristine Kimpler, R.N., Mrs. Horace Reed, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Anna Jo Lodes, R.N., Mrs. Leo Wilson, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Helen Lowry, R.N., Mrs. Smith, Anaheim, California. Kathryn Maehs, R.N., Mrs. Ed. Book, Joplin, Missouri. Helen Muxlow, R.N., Mrs. Earl Driskol, Guthrie, Okla- homa. Mary Moore, R.N., Mrs. Adelbert Ryan, Thomas, Okla- homa. Hattie Nicoremus, R.N., Mrs. Pete Kennern, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ethel Mae Rider, R.N., Mrs. J. B. Fears, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Elfrieda Schmaltz, R.N., Mrs. Harvey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Emelie Schmaltz, R.N., Mrs. Osborn, Houston, Texas. Rose Schneider, R.N., Mrs. Harold Spalding, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ruth Shirley, R.N., deceased. Marjorie Tucker, R.N., Mrs. I. F. Stephenson, Alva, Oklahoma. Hazel Wilson, R.N., Mrs. Greggs, deceased. 1932 Catherine Alig, R.N., Mrs. Paul Witrock, Okarche, Oklahoma. Dorothy Bentley, R.N., Public Health, Mrs. Wallington, Monett, Missouri. Wilma Cunningham, R.N., Angus Hospital, Lawton, Oklahoma. . Jo Doubek, R.N., Mrs. James Maney, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Dutton, R.N., Mrs. Rusty Sanders, Fairview, Oklahoma. Helen Dryer, R.N., Mrs. Carl Lowe, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Edna Eichen, R.N., Mrs. J. L. Hayes, Barrington, Illinois. Mary Fickes, R.N., Mrs. Adams, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Pauletta Fausett, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Vallie Helvey, R.N., Mrs. Jack Parker, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Adrian Harrison, R.N., Mrs. James V. Oollahite, Wash- ington, D.C. - Helen M. Heidlage, R.N., Mrs. John Delaney, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dorothy Heidlage, R.N., Mrs. Charles W. Scott, Dallas Texas. Katherine Hayes, R.N., Mrs. Herman Kolb, Edmond, Oklahoma. Eva Irvin, R.N., Mrs. Delbert Hickey, Claremore, Oklahoma. Frances Junk, R.N., Mrs. Marr, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. ' Charlotte Maxwell, R.N., Mrs. Buster Beltz, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. , Marie Pribyl, R.N., Mrs. John Rus, Waukomis, Okla- homa. Thelma Phillips, R.N., Private Duty, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Anna Reding, R.N., Mrs. J. Ketter, Union City, Okla- homa. Ellen Salmon, R.N., Mrs. P. M. Clifford, La Marque, Texas. Jane Smith, R. N., Mrs. Jane Fuller, San,Antonio, Texas. Bernadine Schwab, R.N., Mrs. Mark L. Newman, de- . ceased. ,V Pauline Small, R.N., Mrs. Huguemin, deceased. Bertha Warnke, R.N., Mrs. Robert Ingram, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mildred Winters, R.N., Mrs. Dunlap, Clinton, Okla. 1933 Betty Anhalt, R.N., Mrs. Sanford, Perryton, Texas. Mary Brady, R.N., Mrs. Ted Harmon, Rainier, Oregon. Florence Brown, R.N., Mrs. Lawrence Murray, deceased. Agnes Brown, R.N., Apache, Oklahoma. Louise Bouquet, R.N., Mrs. Bill Kreuger, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Leona Dill, R.N., Mrs. J. N. Covey, Denver, Colorado. Alleyne Davis, R.N., Mrs. James E. Jones, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Leona Determan, R.N., Mrs. J. Campbell, Tacoma, Washington. Mabel Doyle, R.N., Mrs. Arvil Roberson, Colorado City, Texas. Marie Edwards, R.N., Mrs. H. B. Marshall, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lt. Madeline Gentry, R.N, Mrs Russell Mease, Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Mary Ruth Gredell, RN., Mrs. Louis Choteau, Ponca City, Oklahoma. Barbara Hau, R.N., Mrs. Harold Parkerson, Baltimore Maryland. Ellen Harrington, R.N., Mrs. R. H. Ellette, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Anna Hitchcock, R.N., Mrs. Jimmie Graham, Roswell, New Mexico. Mary Harper, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Elizabeth Jennings, R.N., Mrs. Jack Goodnature, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Hilda Kelch, R.N., Mrs. Bob Barnett, Henryetta, Okla- homa. Anna Kelch, R.N., Mrs. Joseph Lollman, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Margaret Kangley, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Clara Mayer, R.N., Mrs. G. B. Gappa, Groton, Conn. Mary Louise McNutt, R.N., Mrs. Rauland Keaton, Ft. Ord, California. Ann Norris, R.N., Mrs. Frank Flick, Wichita Falls, Texas. Dorothy Parker, R.N., Mrs. Charles Leonard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary K. Price, R.N., deceased. Ann Roder, R.N., Mrs. Jack Quinn, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Ross, R.N., A.N.C. Overseas. Rose Mary Schmoker, R.N., Mrs. Hayes Garver, Los Angeles, California. Agnes Steffens, R.N., Oregon City, Oregon. Blanche Thompson, R.N., Mrs. Jack McMulty, King- fisher, Oklahoma. Leola Wolf, R.N., Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Leona Wolf, R.N., Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Fannie Mae Wallace, R.N., Kingsburg, California. 1934 Frances Alig, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Charlotte Grethen, R.N., Mrs. L. M. Wiest, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Hickman, R.N., Mrs. Gerald McCloskey, San Francisco, California. Katherine Haase, R.N., Mrs. Charles Steffens, Los Angeles, California. Ida Lorene Junk, R.N., Mrs. Warren Newland, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Agnes Johnsori, R.N., Mrs. Bobo, deceased. Vera Heidledge, R.N., deceased. Betty Kastner, R.N., Mrs. A. C. Redding, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Eva Knouse, R.N., Mrs. Lester Cowden, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' Betty Mahoney, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Christine Nelson, R.N., Mrs. C. L. Frazier, Dallas, Texas. Beatrice Orf, R.N., Mrs Mark Walker, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Louise Petricek, R.N., Mrs. Paul Newton, Santa Monica, California. Mary Ryan, R.N., Washington, D.C. Alice O'Hara, R.N., Mrs. Jimmy Brown, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' Ann Stapleton, R.N., Mrs. Bob MacPherson, unknown. Helen Tate, R.N., Mrs. S. F. Holliday, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Dorothy Weyel, R.N., Mrs. Raymond R. Kallman, T.H. Dorothy Zimmerman, R.N., Mrs. Joseph Musshofen, Bergen, New York. Fleda Scott, R.N., Mrs. A. Suhren, Hobart, Oklahoma. 1935 Elizabeth Becker, R.N., Mrs. Paul W. Owen, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marie Bostick, R.N., Mrs. Joe Buswell, Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Meda Corsini, R.N., Mrs. D.J. Haney, Fresno, California. Billie Gatz, R.N., Mrs. Sybilla Mills, Wichita Falls, Tex. Tressa Grueter, RN., Nashville, Tenn. Juanita Higdon, R.N., Mrs. W. P. Heaton, Los Fresnos Texas. Inez Pinamonti, R.N., Mrs. B. Luetkemeyer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Helen Peters, R.N., Mrs. A. Wysocki, Utica, New York. Agnes Pospisil, R.N., Mrs. J. W. Lavicky, Enid, Okla- homa. . Edith Sanders, R.N., Mrs. Robert Swetland, St. Peters- burg, Florida. Emma Swartz, R.N., Mrs. Ernest Jones, Okarche, Okla- homa. Ophelia Voegeli, R.N., Mrs. Howard Arledge, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Del Ray Weeks, R.N., Mrs. Hughes, Prescott, Arizona. Thelma Walker, R.N., Mrs. Val Durbin, Enid, Okla- homa. 1936 Katherine Arnesen, R.N., Mrs. C. A. Boles, Los Angeles, California. Lucille Brewer, R.N., deceased. Anita Collett, R.N., Mrs. Louis Kroutil, Yukon, Okla- homa. Frances Campbell, R.N., Mrs. Farris Smith, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Alice Campbell, R.N., Mrs. Gammell, Hugoton, Kansas. Ruth Cline, R.N., Mrs. Lisk, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lorene Collier, R.N., Mrs. Marvin Griggs, Air Hostess, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Vera Dolf, R.N., Racine, Wisconsin. Saloma Fischer, R.N., Mrs. D. F. Feltman, Duncan, Oklahoma. Blanche Grethen, R.N., Mrs. J. Kernke, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Alice Hickey, R. N., Mrs. Elmo Bonifield, Borger, Texas. Louise Johnson, R.N., Mrs. Calbort, San Diego, California. Wilna Kannady, R.N., Shawnee, Oklahoma. Mary Leonard, R.N., Mrs. Warren Clevenger, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jane Mach, R.N., San Antonio, Texas. Betty Munn, R.N., Mrs. Russell Curry, Pineville, Louisiana. Elizabeth Pribil, Mrs. Dinkler, Hennessey, Oklahoma. Margaret Reagan, R.N., Mrs. George Frame, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Theodosia Ryan, R.N., Mrs. F. W. Payne, McCamey, Texas. Nina Dene Smith, R.N., Mrs. James Maxwell, Okla- homa City, Okla. Nola Strader, R.N., Mrs. De Camp, Buena Park, Cali- fornia. Mary Elsie Schaal, R.N., Mrs. Geo. Hastey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Theresa Schott, R.N., Mrs. Link, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. in . 1 l Cyrilla Taylor, R.N., Mrs. Moore, Watonga, Oklahoma. Rita Zeigler, R.N., Mrs. Brewer, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. Sister M. Alberta, R.N., Instructor, St. Anthony Hos- pital School of Nursing, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Roberta, R.N., Laboratory Technician, St. Joseph Hospital, Southern Pines, North Carolina. 1937 Dolores Bostick, R.N., Mrs. Cannon Owen, Fort Hood, Texas. Lt. Marcella Bonneau, R.N., Mrs. Jack Owens, Lake Charles, La. Bernice Brown, R.N., Mrs. Menzie, San Antonio, Texas. Margaret Collett, R.N., Mrs. G. T. Wells, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Faye De Moss, R.N., Mrs. Joe Morrison, Marshall, Texas. Iris Drumm, R.N., Mrs. Nichols, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Zola Green, R.N., Mrs. G. Wood, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Henley, R.N., Mrs. Haworth, Tahlequah, Okla- homa. Helen Howard, R.N., Mrs. Krause, Ada, Oklahoma. Hazel Howard, R.N., Mrs. George Parkin, Garden City, Michigan. Laura Hopkins, R.N., Mrs. Louis DeVanney, Shamrock, Texas. Sara M. Kennedy, R.N., O. B. Supervisor, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Elsie Kroutil, R.N., Mrs. Battaglia, Burbank, California. Pauline Kelton, R.N., Mrs. Joe Bradley, Chelsea, Okla- homa. Doris Lamm, R.N., Mrs. Paul Woodson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ellnora Moore, R.N., Mrs. F. F. Taylor, Denver, Colorado. Waunema Maloney, R.N., Mrs. Fessler, Odessa, Texas. Eva Mertes, R.N., Mrs. Kenneth Gudka, Beaumont, Texas. Flora Paul, R.N., Mrs. Houghton Lovington, N.M. Jeanne Sloan, R.N., Mrs. W. A. Manning, Germany. Hazel Schooling, R.N., Mrs Ray Boudreau, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Velma Jane Smith, R.N., Mrs. James Walker, Lansing, Michigan. Lovella Seaton, R.N., Mrs. Benbrook, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mildred Warnke, RN., Mrs. Albright, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marie Zingg, R.N., Mrs. W. B. Scott, Long Beach, California. 1938 Leana Brogden, R.N., Mrs. Ted Muth, Oakland, Cali- fornia. Nadine Butts, R.N., Mrs. Gerald Fry, Vinton, Iowa. Opal Brady, R.N., Mrs. L. H. Hoffman, Cleveland, Ohio. Elsie Callahan, R.N., Mrs. Nucholls, Tucson, Arizona. Katherine Crary, R.N., Mrs. N. J. Paulsen, Los Angeles, California. Mary Frances Calloway, R.N., Mrs. M. J. Dowd, Kansas City, Missouri. Virginia Dickson, R.N., Mrs. P. O. Malina, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Yolando Federico, R.N., Mrs. C. C. Doyle, San Diego, California. Bernadine Fidler, R.N., Mrs. I. R. Johnson, Arlington, Virginia. Ethel Guffey, R.N., Mrs. Simpson, Charlotte, North Carolina. Mary Ellen Holland, R.N., Mrs. Ed Schnetzler, Okla- homa City, Okla. Oleeta Hall, R.N., Mrs. Clyde Jones, deceased. Rosemary Kennern, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Theresa La Motte, R.N., Mrs. F. Simon, Long Island, New York. Thelma Merriwether, R.N., Mrs. Jim Russell, Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Patricia Murray, R.N., Mrs. Finger, El Paso, Texas. Ann Norvell, R.N., Mrs. Phil Tullius, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Patricia O'Connor, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jean Pendleton, R.N., Mrs. R. W. Dunkin, Houston, Texas. Mary Catherine Peters, R.N., Mrs. Wynd, Moore, Okla- homa. Cecilia Pokorney, R.N., Mrs. R. C. Tutor, Washington, D.C. Catherine Schcones, RN., Mrs. B. Gidney, Seattle, Wash- ington. Sara Ann Sweeney, R.N., Mrs. I. Egize, Chicago, Illinois. Pauline Steidinger, R.N., Mrs. Burdine, Blue Ridge, Georgia. Madeline Schultz, R.N., Staff Duty, St. Anthony Hos- pital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Berniel Salsman, R.N., Mrs. O'Rourke, San Diego, California. Hazel Salsman, R.N., Mrs. W. Brady, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Virginia Snider, R.N., Mrs. C. Grove, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Kathleen Walker, R.N., Mrs. Warren B. Pool, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. La Nell Wright, R.N., Oklahoma City, Okla. 1939 Josephine Albright, R.N., Mrs. John P. Pittman, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Lt. Grace Barrett, R.N., Vallejo, California. Jane Bateman, R.N., Mrs. Grim, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. Maud Carney, R.N., Lahoma, Oklahoma. Margaret Childs, R.N., Mrs. Edward Rosewitz, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Anna Marie Debano, R.N., El Reno, Oklahoma. Margaret Desmond, R.N., Mrs. Seward Linton, Aurora, Colorado. Jane Dorman, R.N., Mrs. L. E. Abben, Racine, Wisconsin. Mary Louise Faucett, R.N., Mrs. C. E. Blunt, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Frances Gentry, R.N., Mrs. Lesley White, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Arkie Haley, R.N., Mrs. Smith, Asuncion, Paraguay. Mary Hutchinson, R.N., Mrs. Charles Murphy, Edmond, Oklahoma. Ruth Marie Hennessey, R.N., Mrs. Link, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Catherine Koman, R.N., Mrs. Sharp, Monroe, Louisiana. Pauline Kenney, R.N., Mrs. Paul Rafferty, Dallas, Texas. Cora Kill, R.N., Mrs. C. Davidson, Choctaw, Oklahoma. Marie Lessert, R.N., Mrs. C. W. Koopman, Las Piedras, Venezuela, S.A. Virginia Lee, R.N., Mrs. Feely, Detroit, Michigan. Mary Lou Maier, R.N., Mrs. Jack Alimisis, Arcadia, California. Jessie Miller, R.N., Mrs. Gene E. Todd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Esther McGuire, R.N., Mrs. Joe Henke, Hydro, Okla- homa. Mary Frances Render, R.N., Mrs. L. L. Galston, overseas. Zelma Rush, R.N., Mrs. Carl Amend, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Donna Rae Sloan, R.N., Mrs. H. H. Longford, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Irene Steffens, R.N., Cleveland, Ohio. e Rose Dorothy Schnoeblen, R.N., Mrs. Sullen, Spokane, Washington. Elizabeth Trosper, R.N., Mrs. Tennery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Patsy Vineyard, R. N., Mrs. Bob Drumond, Cushing, Oklahoma. Margaret NWurth, R.N., Mrs. Richards, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Clara, R.N., St Mary's Hospital, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Sister M. Hermine, R.N., Surgical Nurse, St. Mary's Hospital, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Sister M. Odelia, R.N., deceased. Sister M. Rosina, R.N., Instructor, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1940 Rose Busche, R.N., Mrs. J. Finley, Mineral Wells, Texas. Phyllis Burst, R.N., Mrs. W. H. Kroovand, Cincinnati, Ohio. Verla Bussell, R.N., Mrs. Joe Humphrey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Leah Caldwell, R.N., Mrs. Tom Bowman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Elizabeth Costello, R.N., Mrs. W. R. Nowell, Jr., Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Capt. Glendine Davidson, R.N., Honolulu, Hawaii. Malene Dougherty, R.N., Mrs. H. Mons, Schenectady, New York. Doris Fulks, R.N., Seattle, Washington. Mary Fischinger, R. N., Mrs. A. J. Tinker, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Vinita Fiegener, R.N., Mrs. W. A. Casler, Chicago, Illinois. Ella Marie Jensen, R.N., Mrs. Charlie Craig, Oklahoma Nell Braselton, R.N., Mrs. Hayes, Hastings, Nebraska. Irene Cymbalisty, R.N., Mrs. J. Jennings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Barbara Fennessey, R.N., Mrs. E. Killeen, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Lonia Gieb, R.N., Mrs. B. F. Tubb, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Geraldine Giroux, R.N., Mrs. Preston Wilson, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Louise Howard, R.N., Mrs. Dennis Click, Wewoka, Oklahoma. Grayce Kanne, R.N., Mrs. Andrew Reynolds, overseas. Faye Lambert, R.N., Mrs. Paul Erickson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Louise Landrum, R.N., Mrs. D. E. Follette, Sacramento, California. Frieda Lewis, R.N., Mrs. L. J. McConville, Jr., San Lorenzo, California. Florence Martin, R.N., Mrs. Fred Medford, Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Esther McAuliffe, Mrs. B. M. McConville, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary McDonald, R.N., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mary Lee McHugh, R.N., Mrs. C. L. Bookout, Ada., Oklahoma. Mildred McGinley, R.N., Mrs. Russell, Tacoma, Wash- ington. Ethel Payne, R.N., Watonga, Oklahoma. ,,ix i City, Oklahoma. Betty Rhoades, R.N., Mrs. Allen Davies, Private Duty, l Enid Ruth Johnson, R.N., Mrs. E. L. Bowles, Tulsa, Portland, Oregon. 1 Oklahoma. Geraldean Richey, R.N., Mrs. Eddie Manns, Lawton, , Marianna Lynch, R.N., Mrs. Pat Williams, Oklahoma Oklahoma- . 1 City, Oklahomnn Mercedes Simon, R.N., Mrs. P. C. Haubach, Pittsburgh, Mary Logsdon, R.N., Mrs. Bob Sine, Oklahoma City, Penn5YlV3ni2- w Oklahoma- Julia Sims, R.N., Mrs. B. Y. Cammack, Dallas, Texas. 1 Florence Moore, R.N., Mrs. J. R. Rogers, Wilberton, Grass Smifh- R-N-i Mrs- G' A' Calhoun, deceased' N Oklahoma. Lyda Mae Stark, R.N., Mrs. J. A. Negahnquet, Newburg, . Jean Morris, R.N., Mrs. R. H. Hartman, Victoria, Texas. New York' Jeanne Monaghan, R.N., M,-5. To,-n McDonald, Okln, Frances Strecker, R.N., Mrs. Charles Rose, Oklahoma , homa City, Oklahoma. CRY: Oklahoma- . I l Cecelia Olshefskie, R.N., Mrs. Raymond H. Wolf, Okla- Helen Tarmans R-'N-. Prware D'-'Wi Okllnomn CRY- 1 homa City, Oklahoma. Oklahoma. 1 Elizabeth Rice, R.N., Mrs. Jess Handley, Ada, Oklahoma. D0r0rhY Timmons, R-N-i Mrs- C' Koerrv Pauls V'll4Y- Betty Schwarz, R.N., Mrs. L. Swansberger, Guthrie, Oklahoma- ' Qklanomn, Katherine Walker, R.N., Mrs. H. A. Caldwell, Jr., Marie Steighner, R.N., Mrs. Richard Michaels, Seminole, Tucson, Arizona- l Qklnhon-ln. Annamarie Warneke, R.N., Mrs. H. Draper, Okmulgee, W Teresa Semtner, R.N., Mrs. J. Lezon, Traverse City, Oklahoma- l Michigan. Emma Weigand, R.N., Mrs. J. W. Daly, Tucson, Arizona. , Adelaide Sander, R.N., Mrs. Charles Strickland, Way- Verna Mae Wiemersv R-N-i Mrs' V' T' Houston, St' l C,-055, Georgia, Louis, Missouri. . 1 Charlotte Sander, R.N., Mrs. H. D. Settlemeyre, Roanoke, Ruth Williams, R-N-f Mrs' Bernef Sr- Lows, Mrssonrlj 1 Indiana, Helen Wotte, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Annette Tidwell, R.N., Mrs. Audrey Naney, Cleveland, Oklahoma- I Qklahoma, Betty Ann Young, R.N., Mrs. C. A. Kaub, Forest Hills, Eudena Thomas, R.N., Mrs. H. Boyles, Los Alamos, New York- 1 New Mexico' Sister M. Alfreda, R.N., Supervisor, St. Anthony Hos- J Alice Unsiker, R.N., Mrs. W. L. Proctor, Oklahoma Pifali Oklahoma CRY, Oklahoma- l City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Charlene, R.N., St. Joseph Hospital, Southern Frances Von Elm, R.N., Mrs. W. C. Coker, Oklahoma Pines, North Carolina' City, Oklahoma. Martha Zvonek, R.N., Mrs. Leonard Welsh, Moore, 1942 Oklahoma' Am Lee Adol h RN Mrs W A Johnston overseas. 1 Helen Zoth, R.N., Mrs. Bob Tibey, Littlefield, Texas. Y B PR'N F' EI bl W. h.' K Sister M. Celene R.N. St. Mary's Hospital Nebraska Frances town' ' rs' ' men els' lc Ita' aims' Ck Nebmgk ' ' Irene Carson, R.N., Mrs. A. D. Cohen, New City, l Y' 3' New York. 1941 Esther Clapper, R.N., Mrs. H. E. Selby, Salem, Oregon. Betty Jean Cheatham, R.N., Mrs. J. B. Bowie, Oklahoma , Antoinette Abeita, R.N., Mrs. Stephens, Albuquerque, City, Oklahoma. New Mexico. Marie Dugger, R.N., Mrs. Albert Morgenthaler, Jr., ' Cherrie Allen, R. N., Mrs. J. B. Anthony, Jr., Britton, Richmond, Washington. Oklahoma. Cecelia Ellwanger, R.N., Mrs. Claude O. Byerly, Holden- l Agnes Attaway, R.N., Mrs. E. W. Potter, Okmulgee, ville, Oklahoma. Oklahoma. . Catherine Frame, R.N., Mrs. J. W. Dexter, Oklahoma Doris Baker, R.N., Mrs. Rose, El Paso, Texas. City, Oklahoma. ' Marjorie Berney, R.N.,'Mrs. J. E. McLaughlin, Okla- Hilma Fiestal, R.N., Mrs. G. M. Levegood, El Reno N homa City, Oklahoma. Oklahoma. 1 Juanita Bourbonnais, R.N., Mrs. Richard Blase, Apollo, Irene Feigner, R.N., Mrs. John H. Phillips, Okarche, l Pennsylvania. Oklahoma. l K-'A ' -J Marjorie Fitzpatrick, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Martha Gress, R.N., Mrs. P. F. Davenport, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Beatrice Hardwick, R.N., Mrs. Burkhart, Arnett, Okla- homa. Daisy Haney, R.N., Mrs. Gill Thomas, Sacramento, California. Evelyn Hau, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Marie Hess, R.N., Mrs. Nowlin, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Susan Hudson, R.N., Mrs. R. R. McEnory, unknown. Alberta Hinson, R.N., Mrs. S. F. Vicsek, Jr, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marjorie Johnson, R.N., Mrs. H. B. Harrington, New Orleans, Louisiana. Helen King, R.N., Mrs. Ted Kimick, Westwood, N. J. Anna Kustersteffen, R.N., Mrs. J. Lodes, Vinita, Okla- homa. Pauline Lanig, R.N., Mrs. R. T. Nell Cheppensburg, Pennsylvania. Rosemary Lodes, R.N., Mrs. Jerry Pecossi, Fresno, Cal- ifornia. Frances Muller, R.N., Mrs. Jim McGucklin, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Kathleen Morrow, R.N., U.S.N., New Orleans, La. Lera McLaughlin, R.N., Mrs. Cecil, Hot Springs, Arkan- sas. Patricia O'Shea, R.N., Mrs. Randolph, Louisville, Kentucky. Wilma Ramsey, R.N., Mrs. A. L. Tarlton, Brownwood, Texas. Doris Ray, R.N., Mrs. H. Richey, Jr., Waco, Texas. Joan Reardon, R.N., Mrs. D. Ford, Enid, Oklahoma. Alice Reed, R.N., Veterans Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marjorie Vessels, R.N., Mrs. Bill Sumicek, Bellaire, Texas. Frances Warren, R.N., Mrs. M. A. Semon, Dallas, Texas. Bobbera Warren, R.N., Mrs. J. Morrow, Collinsville, Oklahoma. Ina Lee Willard, R.N., Mrs. Dixon, Anadarko, Oklahoma. Sister M. Bonaventure, R.N., Dietitian, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Joseph, R.N., Lab. Technician, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Geraldine, R.N., St. Mary's Hospital, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Sister M. Grace, R.N., St Joseph's Hospital, Southern Pines, North Carolina. 1943 Catherine Blickenstaff, R.N., Mrs. Paul Toma, Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Betty Ann Brower, R.N., Mrs. H. W. McNeil, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Lorraine Drane, R.N., Mrs. A. J. Williams, Evergreen Park, Ill. Katherine Esch, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Katherine Feary, R.N., Mrs. W. A. Acree, Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ruth Ferry, R.N., Mrs. G. Brush, Victoria, Texas. Margaret Mary Hager, R.N., Mrs. F. Van Driesche, Portland, Oregon. Mary Jensen, R.N., Mrs. Robert Pape, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Georgia B. Kelton, R.N., Mrs. Jack Lee, Fort Smith, Arkansas. Elizabeth Katherine Kneer, R.N., Mrs. R. L. Staw, Jr., Hazard, Kentucky. Alberta Lingenfelter, R.N., Mrs. J. Tennant, Hutchin- son, Kansas. Jewel Litson, R.N., Mrs. E. Ellsworth, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Bernice Leutkemeyer, R.N., Mrs. William Daffan, King City, Missouri. Rita Leutkemeyer, R.N., Mrs. Ritz, Howard, Kansas. Maureen Maguire, R.N., Surgical Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marie Martinez, R.N., Mrs. J. Pryor, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jeanne Owens, R.N., Mrs. Ainsworth, Chevi Chase, Maryland. Anita Passmore, R.N., Mrs. R. J. Andrews, San Antonio, Texas. Jo Ellen Painter, R.N., Mrs. C. Cunningham, Portland, Oregon. Aileen Petit, R.N., Mrs. K. F. Shurtz, Office Nurse, Ok- lahoma City, Oklahoma. Edith Quinnette, R.N., Mrs. Bernard Fridman, Man- hattan Beach, California. Bernice Rosecrans, R.N., Mrs. J. E. Hoegger, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Johanna Schott, R.N., Mrs. R. E. Thompson, Henryetta, Oklahoma. Dorothy Shaw, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ann Mae Shouse, R.N., Mrs. J. M. Cronk, Jr., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Marcelle Skeel, R.N., Mrs C. B. Brown, Norman, Oklahoma. Ann Marie Streller, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Vaughn, R.N., Mrs. George R. Jones, Jr., Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Leila Vernon, R.N., Mrs. J. C. Lowder, overseas. Ensign Rita Voth, R.N., overseas. Mabel Walterschid, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Martina, R.N., Dietitian, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister Teresa Marie, R.N., X-ray Technician, St. Francis Hospital, Maryville, Missouri. 1944 Mary Ruth Akers, R.N., Mrs. F. Hudson, Sabinal, Texas. Virginia Bell, RN., Mrs. E. Moore, Blackwell, Oklahoma. Barbara Birmingham, R.N., Mrs. J. B. Wright, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marguarite Boyle, R.N., Mrs. D. Tobin, Sacramento, California. Rebecca Bruns, R.N., Mrs. G. R. Sheets, Corpus Christi, Texas. Betty Burke, R.N., Mrs. J. J. Kloiber, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Loretta Carriker, R. N., Healdton, Oklahoma. Ella F. Christian, R.N., Mrs. Gallaway, Chickasha, Oklahoma. Dorothy Davis, R.N., Cushing, Oklahoma. Lt. Coy Lee Denton, R.N., Germany. Frances Fitzpatrick, R.N., Mrs. E. W. Sass, Ramona, Oklahoma. Agnes Galvin, R.N., Mrs. K. Kravik, Minneapolis, Minne- ' sota. Jo Nell Garner, R.N., San Mateo, California. Johnice Goodson, R.N., Mrs. K. W. Scott, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Virginia Gray, R.N., Mrs. B. T, O'Laughlin, Duncan, Oklahoma. Pauline Grout, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Margaret Hall, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Theresa Hardesty, R.N., Mrs. Moore, Little Rock, Arkansas. Lydia Herron, R.N., Mrs. Harry Hill, Norman, Okla- homa. Mary Margaret Hillerman, R.N., Mrs. F. W. Chambers, Beacon, New York. Mary Horan, R.N., Mrs. James J. Eagan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Holms, R.N., Mrs. W. P. Bourbour, Denver, Colorado. Elsie Hyer, R.N., Mrs. E. J. Sullivan, Alva, Oklahoma. Mildred Jordan, R.N., Mrs. Rex Nordyke, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Olive Kerns, R.N., Mrs. Walter Mauldin, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Larry France King, R.N., Institution Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lucille Lacy, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Larson, R.N., Mrs. W. Menendez, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Arzean Lee, R.N., Mrs. Fiedler, Rapid City, S.D. Mary Jane Legali, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Josephine Loeffelholz, R.N., Mrs. S. McMorris, Enid, Oklahoma. Dorothy Luster, R.N., Mrs. J. E. Adams, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Lucy Lutomski, R.N., Mrs. Hall, Harrah, Oklahoma. Ethel June Medlock, R.N., Mrs. L. Weldon, Seminole, Oklahoma. Amelia Meyer, R.N., deceased. Cindy Bell North, R.N., Mrs. J. Noble, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Rose O'Harra, R. N., Mrs. L. A. Lykes, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Rose Painter, R.N., Mrs. G. Kerr, Portland, Oregon. Mercedes Quinn, R.N., Mrs. J. E. McClendon, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Elizabeth Risner, R.N., Mrs. R. F. Gunn, Hobbs, New Mexico. Angelena Sanelli, R.N., Mrs. Paul Barone, Hartshorne, Oklahoma. Rita Schmidlekofer, R.N., Mrs. George Kusek, Okla- homa, City, Oklahoma. Betty Shepherd, R.N., Mrs. R. J. Bauer, Kansas City, Kansas. Bonnie Shepherd, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marie Stanford, R.N., Randlett, Oklahoma. Norma Stanford, R.N., Mrs. Raymond Schuette, Norman, Oklahoma. Cora Stevens, R.N., Mrs. B. Watts, Bethany, Okla- homa. Dorothy Todd, R.N., Mrs. H. Salyer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. LaVonne Thompson, R.N., Frederick, Oklahoma. Mary Maud Thompson, R.N., Mrs. C. Aronson, El Reno, Oklahoma. Anna Marie Von Elm, R.N., Mrs. Edward J. Bryne, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Rose Von Elm, R.N., Mrs. G. L. Rice, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dorothy White, R.N., Mrs. Rhoder, Rocky Mt., North Carolina. Wanda Williamson, R.N., Mangum, Oklahoma. Thelma Wilson, R.N., Mrs. Kusek, Private Duty, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Damian, R.N., Admitting Office, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Fidelis, R.N., Dietitian, St. Francis Hospital, Maryville, Missouri. 1945 Joan Aaron, R.N., Mrs. James Lyda, Washington, D.C. Rosemary Boerner, R.N., Mrs. Bob McLaughlin, Mont- gomery, Alabama. Rose Lena Braun, R.N., Mrs. T. C. Harrison, Hobart, Oklahoma. D Betty Jo Brown, R.N., Mrs. J. E. Loucks, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mattie Jo Bryden, R.N., Mrs. C. Adams, Farmington, New Mexico. Jeanne Bumpus, R.N., Mrs. J. W. O'Connor, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Joan Caldwell, R.N., McAlester, Oklahoma. Mary L. Dillon, R.N., Mrs. G. S. Williams, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Cleo Celine Gatz, R.N., Mrs.. M. C. Parker, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Zelda Goodson, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Flavin Hines, R.Nz, Mrs. J. J. Merigis, Norman, Okla- homa. Johanna M. Janke, R.N., Mrs. T. Gray, Houghs, Arkansas. Kathryn Johnston, R.N., Mrs. J. W. Morrison, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lillie Mae Keys, R.N., Mrs. R. W. Green, Chelsea, Oklahoma. Norma Klausmeier, R.N., Mrs. E. E. Harlow, Manhattan Beach, California. Edna Kustersteffen, R.N., Mrs. D. O. Hood, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Frances C. Lanig, R.N., Borger, Texas. Rose Elizabeth Lepak, R.N., Mrs. C. R. Blackwell, San Marcus AFB, Texas. Mary Geraldine Maguire, R.N., Mrs. Stanley Rupert, . New Orleans, Louisiana. Mary Louise Mansour, R.N., Mrs. Yazbeck, Beyrofuth, Libanon. Jean Mariner, R.N., Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Melba Jean McCauley, R.N., Mrs. J. N. Byrd, Omaha, Nebraska. Helen Patricia Mclnish, R.N., Mrs. Wm. L. Bond, Oakland, California. Nola F. McLeod, R.N., Mrs. R. F. Hruska, Lewiston, Montana. Frances Rose Naeher, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Alberta Marie Phillips, R.N., Mrs. D. C. Mcllvain, Snyder, Texas. Phyllis Pitzer, R.N., Mrs. C. F. Krouse, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Lt. Margaret Ponder, R.N., fN.C.U.S.A.J Korea. Margaret Beatrice Pope, R.N., Mrs. E. J. Murar, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. I Geraldine Schwartz, R.N., Mrs. D. C. Berry, College Park, Maryland. Margaret M. Scott, R.N.: Mrs. L. L. Kilgore, Amarillo, Texas. Ellen Ann Shide, R.N., Mrs. E. F. Cavin, La Crosse, Kansas. Geraldine Tedder, R.N., Mrs. F. R Goold, Fremont, Nebraska. Margaret Zavonia, R.N., Mrs. M. Pajcic, Cleveland, Ohio. Sister M. Catherine, R.N., St. Joseph Hospital, Southern Pines, North Carolina. Sister M. Cornelia, R.N., St. Elizabeth Hospital, Hannibal, Missouri. Sister M. Juliana, R.N., St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1946 Dorothy Brannon, R.N., Mrs. Robert L. Cash, Anadarko, Oklahoma. Bonnie Joe Cunningham, R.N., Mrs. Jack Woodrow, Purcell, Oklahoma. Leuna Parks Eberhart, R.N., Mrs. Oliver L. Lee, Lawton. Oklahoma. Hazel Janice Ferguson, R.N., Mrs. Ralph D. Andrea, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Betty Lee Fisher, R.N., Mrs. E. R. Rosser, Las Cruces, New Mexico. Celesta Fern Garrett, R.N., Mrs. Robert Lee Sanders, Chickasha, Oklahoma. Esther Leora Haworth, R.N., Mrs. Bob Endres, Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Frances Louise Kendrick, R.N., Mrs. Sullivan, Carnegie, Oklahoma. Helen Reba Koch, RN., Mrs. Walter S. Angustyniewiez, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Rose Ann Landoll, R.N., Lawton, Oklahoma. Wanda Frances Reeves, R.N., Mrs. Spences W. Lynn, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Adelaide Risner, R.N., Mrs. Louis Reyburn, Roswell, New Mexico. Dorothy Mae Rodgers, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Marian C. Schroeder, R.N., Mrs. Paul Themer, Forney, Texas. Helen Mae Simeroth, R.N., Mrs. W. A. Roland, Jr., Muskogee, Oklahoma. Elsie June Stewart, R.N., Mrs. Leslie E. Shawer, Valhalla, New York. Esther Louise Stobbe, R.N., deceased. Virginia Louise Stump, R.N., Mrs. Tom Turvey, Lind- say, Oklahoma. Ruby June Taylor, R.N., Mrs. Freddie Burden, Sayre, Oklahoma. ,rf Mary Ann -Trimble, R.N., Mrs. M. W. Benlow, Sheboy- gan, Wisconsin. Mary Jean Turvey, R.N., Mrs. Oliver Richards, Lake Charles, Louisiana. Doris Irene Vian, R.N., Mrs. Ray Seay, Hialeah, Florida. Irene Marie Wolf, R.N., Mrs. B. F. Krittenbrink, Okarche, Oklahoma. Mildred Marie Wolfe, R.N., Mrs. Phil Bruegan, Yukon, Oklahoma. Nell Joyce Worley, R.N., Mrs. J. R. Cook, Sayre, Oklahoma. Sister M. Gertrude, R.N., St. Elizabeth Hospital, Han- nibal, Missouri. Sister M. Gemma, R.N., St. Francis Hospital, Maryville, Missouri. 1947 Anita Sue Anderson, R.N., Mrs. Walter B. Thompson, Lawton, Oklahoma. Helen G. Bode, R.N., Health Nurse, St. Anthony Hospi- tal, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Helen C. Brown, R.N., Mrs. Robert W. Harrold, Wood- land Hill, California Margaret A. Brown, R.N., Mrs. S. J. Swirczynski, Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Hazel R. Burch, R.N., Mrs. John Hoag, Lawton, Okla- homa. Virginia I. Carson, R.N., Mrs. W. Tompkins, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ruth Cassady, R.N., Mrs. Bill Priddy, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Katheryn Clapper, R.N., Mrs. J. A. Baker, Springfield, Oregon. Lt. Frances Clegern, R.N., Mrs. Siemes, Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. Pauline Coury, R. N., Mrs. Edward M. Cox, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Betty Crenshaw, R.N., Mrs. M. P. Miller, Surgical Nurse, McBrides Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lavern Crowe, R.N., Mrs. Gene Metz, Brush, Colorado. Olvette Culley, R.N., Bethany, Oklahoma. Ynette Culley, R.N., Mrs. Charles Sapp, Nashville, Tennessee. Roslin Cunningham, R.N., Mrs. R. H. Ashby, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mildred Elmenhorst, R.N., Mrs. Stanley Hess, Des Moines, Iowa. Ola Beck Evans, R.N., Mrs. James A. Bottoms, Bethany, Oklahoma. Marjorie Peggy', Fender, R.N., Mrs. J. D. Hyer, Guy- mon, Oklahoma. Darlene Fillmore, R.N., Mrs. C. M. York, Wichita Falls, Texas. Helen D. Garrett, R.N., Mrs. G. E. Retty, Detroit, Mich. Isabella Gaunt, R.N., Mrs. E. W. Robinson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Harriet Giroux, R.N., Mrs. Victor Meyer, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Audean Gray, R.N., Mrs. C. Simpson, Amarillo, Texas. Dorothy Gress, R.N., Mrs. Charles Blaney, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Barbara Haggard, R.N., Mrs. Glen A. Swenson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Barbara Hamlett, R.N., Mrs. John W. Wall, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Julia Mae Herring, R.N., Mrs. Ross McNeil, Haswell, Colorado. Jo Ann Hickey, R.N., Mrs. F. M. Sissons, Borger, Texas. Verla Mae House, R.N., Mrs. G. W. Clending, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Geraldine Hunter, R.N., Mrs. Bill M. Waters, Glade- water, Texas. Helen Ruth Lackey, R.N., Mrs. L. M. Calkins, Headrick, Oklahoma. Anabelle Lane, R.N., Mrs. Loyd B. Zumwalt, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Catherine Lowry, R. N., Mrs. G. W. Joyce, Erie, Pennsylvania. ' Ruth Lyon, R.N., Mrs. James Proctor, Anadarko, Okla- homa. Nadine McCormick, R.N., Mrs. K. L. Petrouskas, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jeanne McCoy, R.N., Mrs. Charles Peek, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Rocena McGill, R.N., Mrs. Odell White, Office Nurse, Ft. Worth, Texas. Edna Maddox, R.N., Mrs. M. W. Keeney, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospita-l, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Jean Meyers, R.N., Mrs. D. O. Laursen, Salt Lake City, Utah. Catherine Minden, R.N., Mrs. G. J. Elsken, Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Theresa O,Brien, R.N., NC USN, Camp Drum, N.Y. Ens. Maribelle Page, R.N., Mrs. Bill Babis, Patuxent River, Maryland. Anne Pedone, R.N., Mrs. D. W. Losito, Italy. Joyce Petricek, R.N., Mrs. J. B. Sartin, Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Viola Pettit, R.N., Mrs. Charles E. Miller, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jackie Arlene Phillips, R.N., Mrs. Wm. King, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' Imogene Saulsberry, R.N., Mrs. Paul M. Obert, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Evelyn Schoeder, R.N., Mrs. H. L. Fletcher, Glendale, Arizona. Wanda D. Seiler, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A Jo Mae Spragins, R.N., Mrs. Paul George, San Diego, California. Betty Lee Streck, R.N., Mrs. A. A. DeMeycr, Kansas City, Kansas. Josephine Stiefermen, R.N., Mrs. Charles Reimer, Seattle, Washington. - Betty Lee Sultzer, R.N., Mrs. E. C. Johnson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Loretta Swirczynski, R.N., Mrs. W. L. Pappan, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ramona Tener, R.N., Sister M. Ramona, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Alicia Teets, R.N., Mrs. G. M. McDonald, Oklahoma City,, Oklahoma. Christine Tonkinson, R.N., Mrs. Churchill, Tucson, Arizona. Pauline Vertrees, R.N., Mrs. O. T. Dickinson, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Betty Voight, R.N., Mrs. Stanley G. Lane, Kingston, Illinois. Marjorie Wald, R.N., Mrs. Carl B. Hamm, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margie Ann W'aller, R.N., Mrs. Joe Kraker, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Vinita Williams, R.N., Mrs. J. J. Falgout, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Anna Mae Willis, R.N., Mrs. Jack D. Landon, Enid, Oklahoma. Marjorie Wilkowski, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Doris Wilson, R.N., Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Reva Jean Wingo, R.N., Mrs. Bill Varner, Ft. Worth, Texas. Rita Zurline, R.N., Mrs. John Mahan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1948 Evelyn V. Addison, R.N., Mrs. W. E. Abram, Industrial Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mildred B. Atkisson, R.N., Mrs. Larry McNew, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 4 Dorothy M. Berry, R.N., Mrs. Tyrus Oakes, Russell, Kansas. Betty Bloom, R.N., Mrs. Charles Wolford, Roswell, New Mexico. Margaret Craig, R.N., Mrs. Houstin Henry, Austin, Texas. Mary Joyce Crandell, R.N., Mrs. Wm. Dye, Denver, Colorado. :is M. Crisler, R.N., Mrs. Robert S. Hulsey, Staff 'iInrse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. elen J. Crow, R.N., Elk City, Oklahoma. Theresa A. Fiegener, R.N., Mrs. W. D. Shirey, Bethany, Oklahoma. Civilla M. Frederick, R.N., Bethany, Oklahoma. I.aVerne Y. Galloway, R.N., Mrs. Danny Senkowski, Harrah, Oklahoma. Eleanor R. Henderson, R.N., Mrs. T. A. Gray, Chickasha, Oklahoma. Margaret M. Hillman, R.N., Mrs. Tom Barrett, Musko- gee, Oklahoma. Johnnie Aleta Hughes, R.N., Mrs. J. W. Kittrell, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Mary Louise Jacobi, R.N., Mrs. Fred R. Westbrook, Ft. Worth, Texas. Ruth Lehman, R.N., Mrs. William S. Jones, W'icl1ita Falls, Texas. ' Lucille Maschino, R.N., Mrs. T. H. Bigby, Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary M. McClend0n,, R.N., Mrs. Laverne Redman, Crane, Texas. Alary Ann McNally, R.N., Mrs. Francis H. Ahrnsbrak, Cgracas, Venezuela. AnnieM. McWatters, R.N., Staff Nurse, St. Anthony lospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Patriaa J. McKinney, R.N., Mrs. Tom Cox, Enid, Okla- ioma. Gerfude F. Nicholson, R.N., Mrs. A. T. Elliott, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Wmda A. Palmer, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. .Jr-Zrlah Coys Sharp, R.N., Mrs. K. Adwan, Dallas, Texas. Margery J. Schield, R.N., Mrs. Wallace W'etterling, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Alma Springer, R.N., Mrs. J. E. Jenkins, Private Duty, San Leandro, California. Faye B. Stacy, R.N., Mrs. Ralph Hoffman, Private Duty, Salinas, California. Evelyn D. Stokes, R.N., Mrs. R. R. Carringer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' Miry M. Svymbersky, R.N., Mrs. Tate, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. .Marjorie L. Voskuhl, R.N., Mrs. D. M. Dacus, Industrial Nurse, Marshall, Oklahoma. 'Ala Lune Watts, R.N., Mrs. E. J. Le Compte, Jr., Ok- laloma City, Oklahoma. D01'iS Vestfahl, R.N., Mrs. Joseph Dean, Oklahoma Clif, Oklahoma. Sister M. Mauritta, R.N., Record Librarian, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Veronica, R.N., Supervisor, St. Anthony Hospi- tal, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Clement, R.N., Staff Nurse, Benedictine Heights l'l0Spital, Guthrie, Oklahoma. 1949 Barbara Jo Balch, R.N., Mrs. R. Dolton, Holdenville, Oklahoma. Mary Ellen Bengs, R.N., Mrs. Kenneth Ward, Private Duty, Kingfisher, Oklahoma. ' Dorothy Dean Bloom, R.N., Mrs. Morgan, Dallas, Texas. Jafqulyn IE-urks, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Evalvne Davis, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. l?ta'i'bara Jean Eckroat, R.N., Mrs. R. Grandin, oklahoma City, Oklahoma. June Therese-Fisher, R.N., Mrs. Warren Childers, Hous- ton, Texas. Anabel Gieb, R.N., Mrs. T. P. Gaughan, Kansas City, Missouri. Helen Marie Gosinski, R.N., Sister M. Bridget, Philadel- phia, Pennsylwulnia. Blanche Griffin, R.N., Mrs. Jamie H. Flowers, Oklahoma City, Oklahonia. Barbara Harpe, R.N., Mrs. R. D. Nabholz, Conway, Arkansas. Vinita Mae Hess, R.N., Mrs, Irv. W'atson, Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Mae Hickey, R.N., Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Norma Jean Jackson, R.N., Mrs. John Lawson, Lindsay, Oklahoma. Irene Kloeppel, R.N., Mrs. J. B. Cole, Rolla, Missouri. Virginia Laubach, R.N., Mrs. R. L. Stover, Jet, Okla- homa. Betty Mae Lodes, Mrs. Richard Hull, Staff Duty, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. June Longley, R.N., Mrs. Basil Hodges, Phoenix, Arizona. Catherine Maggia, R.N., Mrs. J. J. Zuech, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Betty Jane Manwarin, R.N., Mrs. Edmond Jones, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. i W'inifred Miller, R.N., Mrs. M. K. Confer, Bryan, Texas. Rose Mary Moore, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Agnes Ruth Offenburger, R.N., Norman, Oklahoma. Ann Obsivac, R.N., Mrs. H. E. Bargman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Reva Packard, R.N., Mrs. V. D. Hallaway, Houston, Texas. Mary Ella Puckett, R.N., fU.S.N.C.J Charleston, S.C. Jimalou Rothmire, R.N., Office Nurse, Hennessey, Okla- homa. Jenny Sanders, R.N., Mrs. Phil Gilbert, Clinic Nurse, Lawton, Oklahoma. Anne Mary Scholtes, R.N., Mrs. J. L, Wolf, E1 Reno, Oklahoma. Kathleen Frances Sandford, R.N., Mrs. R. O'Halloran, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dolorosa Steinke, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jane D. Stokes, Mrs. W. A. Stepp, Office Nurse, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Rose Ann Warnke, R.N., Mrs. P. R. Spencer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. M. F. Bridget White, R.N., Mrs. J. Mulvehill, Houston, Texas. Sister M. Seraphia, R.N., O.R. Supervisor, St. Anthony Hospital,.Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1950 Madeline Annusehat, Mrs. Robert Mauldin, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Rosemary Apel, R.N., Mrs. Robert B. Phillips, Hawaii. Marian Marie Benedict, R.N., Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Jessie Theresa Beutler, R.N. Staff Nurse, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Joan Bizzell, R.N., Mrs. Gene Doyle, Stillwater, Okla- homa. Gwen Blakesley, R.N., Mrs. Delbert Whitenack, Still- water, Oklahoma. Phyllis L Bloomer, R.N., Mrs. D. J. King, Lawton, Okla- Q homa. Shirley Louise Booth, R.N., Mrs. Glen Wright, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Jac Carter, R.N., Mrs. Robert H. Reed, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Nelda Audie Coffey, R.N., Mrs. Cecil Lawrence Hiller- man, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lu Alyce Compton, R.N., Mrs. Harry Lee Ward, Mc- Alester, Oklahoma. Rita Ruth Davis. R.N., Stillwater, Oklahoma. Anna Marie Devlacimo, Mrs. Paul Webb, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dolores Ann Fehmer, R.N., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dorothy Fields, R.N., Mrs. Don R. Thrower, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Frances Mae Foster, R.N., Dennison, Texas. Martha Mae Green, Mrs. T. L. Pruett, Poteau, Okla- homa. Kathleen Marie Keenan, R.N., Mrs. M. Casey, Great Bend, Kansas. Agnes Mary Koos, R.N., Mrs. Thomas Reeder, Salem, Oregon. Patricia Larkin, R.N., Mrs. Bill J. Miller, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mildred Marx, R.N., Mrs. Charles A. Feigley, Biloxi, Miss. lin3-A...4..M.,,.,l.- Rosalia McGinnis, R.N., Mrs. A. L. Kelsoe, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary jeannine MeGuigan, R.N., Mrs. James Leslie Burton, Hawaii. Mary Lou Meeks, R.N., Mrs. Jerry Austin, Vallejo, California. Ruth Menz, Mrs. Vernon Smith, El Reno, Oklahoma. Patricia Ann Nesbitt, R.N., Mrs. V. L. Randall, Ama- rillo, Texas. L. Paula Nichelson, R.N., Mrs. Odell Howell, Houston, Texas. Wanda Janelle Porter, R.N., Mrs. Buster Lethago, Altus, Oklahoma. jane Short, R.N., Mrs, Lawrence Alig, Okarche, Okla- homa. Alma Maxine Streck, R.N., Mrs. C. L. Brandt, Kan- kakee, Ill. June Belle Timmons, R.N., Mrs. L. O. Short, Ft. Worth, Texas. Rachel Townsend, R.N., Mrs. Edwin Buller, Camp Pickett, Virginia. Virginia Trindle, R.N., Mrs. Bob Stephens, Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Bethel ,lean Unsell, Mrs. Ray Lawson, Purcell, Okla- l'l0l'I'l3.. Lois Vater, Mrs. F. Haney, Enid, Oklahoma. Virginia Wertz, R.N., Mrs. Fred Winters, Tucson, Arizona. Lt. Peggy NX'illiams, R.N., U.S.A.F., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Sister M. Bede, O.S.B., R.N., Benedictine Heights Hos- pital, Guthrie, Oklahoma, 1951 Pat Atkins. R.N., General Duty Nurse, Mercy Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary j. Bauman, R.N., Mrs, Kenneth Stephens, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Nina RI. Bauman, R.N., Mrs. Bill Austin, Shawnee, Okla- homa. Bessie Beach, R.N., Mrs. M. j. Morton, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Frances Brown, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthiony Hos- pital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Norene Chronister, R.N., General Duty, Anadarko Hos- pital, Anadarko, Oklahoma. jessie Clark, R.N., General Duty, Tisdale Hospital, Iilk City, Oklahoma. Murielene Cobb, R.N., Out-Patients Department, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary ,lane Cole, R.N., Office Nurse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. jerdine Eaglenest, R.N., Mrs. Howry, General Duty, Indian Hospital, Lawton, Oklahoma. Goldie Eckles, R.N., General Duty, Seminole Hospital, Seminole, Oklahoma. Joy Iflkins, R.N., Mrs. Bill Goodman, Stillwater, Okla- homa. Dolores Fisch, R.N., Mrs. Bud Garland, Oklahoi Oklahoma. lfrma Flickinger, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthoi li pital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Patricia Fox, R.N.,- Head Nurse, St. Anthony H Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I Gloria George, R.N., Mrs. L. O. Evans, Shawnee, homa. Billie Hammond, R.N., Mrs. li. Norvell, Okla. City, Oklahoma. ' '- f Rose Ann Heath, R.N., General Duty, Indian Kiowa Hospital, Lawton, Oklahoma. Helen Hennigan, R.N., Mrs. K. R. Hall, Xvilson, Okla- homa. Barbara Hevener, R.N., Mrs, Dr. james W. Parker, Elk City, Oklahoma. Bobbie Hicks, R.N., Mrs. Leonard Byrd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lucille Hoppe, R.N., General Duty, Mercy Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Margaret Ann Hughes, R.N., Mrs. L. T. Cathcart, Borger, Texas. Marcy Landoll, R.N., General Duty, Memorial Hospi- tal, Lawton, Oklahoma. Patricia Livingston, R.N., Mrs. Samuel S. Hawk, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Mary Lou Menely, R.N., Mrs. W'm. Little, Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. ,leanne Miller, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthony Hospi- tal, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Lou O'Meara, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ,Inanita Peters, R.N., General Duty, Hobart Hospital, Hobart, Oklahoma. Nettie Petkoff, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthony Hos- pital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Roper, R.N., Baylor University, Dallas, Texas. ,lean Sales, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthony, Hos- pital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Lorene Shannon, General Duty, St. Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dorothy Smith, R.N., Mrs. Wallace Hall, Manhattan, Kansas. Voy Songer, R.N., General Duty, Navajo Medical Center, lit. Defiance, Arizona. Bonnie Sullivan, R.N., Private Duty, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. julia Ann Swanda, R.N., Mrs. B. J. Lee, Honolulu, T.A. Iiva Lou Tevault, R.N., Mrs F. W. Burger, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. Martha Lou Turner, R.N., Mrs. Meinhardt, Kansas City, Missouri. Betty Whitaker, R.N., General Duty, St. Anthony Hos- pital, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mary Ann Wilson, R.N., Mrs. Dr. jose Rigual, Wister, 4- Oklahoma. Geneva Woomavoyah, R.N., General Duty, Navajo Med- ical Center, Ft. Defiance, Arizona.