St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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srocrire rrro rss reruns 1 1'Psge 2 '. t D , , U , ,, s ,. . l V 1 . A . 1 ' 'V x. - , .. I - . Z , , Dotty Vuwter justo came up fron e South American. Hospital and she's eating s lunch she brought. Oh my yes, she's still under'two-hundred pounds. Amigos, go back and get a lineup on that Spenishfj .x- . A Miss Shirley Price-is 2 wealthy spinstergnho lives in Florida in win- ter and Heine in sumnerl ,, ' 3,', f . S '-- if :N 5 lie Parsons is here, but she's really nostalgic. She could never get over that hone-longing feeling. She's rorkins nt the Fort Hayes Cdr lege ns school nurse. .Thnt.keeps her near home don't you know, ffq Dorothy Youngster hats settled. dcim here 'l1'lV'fDGQ TfSI' and 'we do meanest- tlei down. Knomleiqe. acquired nt D. G. is now being applied. to a qunrtette of healthy little Buck Privates. -Q. - 4 , h Esther 'Ruby' Snutter is secretary-treasurerfo,fTftih,e Englewood 'Colorado Womsn's club.b Her- hands are cnlloused with trying to collect dues-s Hang cn to your purses girls, we're smongst dangerous people. V1 Eernfzcine Judi his the cl3ssQin'Nursing1 .frrts ffocebularyi. Enuncietion is her specialty. She has difficulty in pronouncing Trochsnterg it sounss like torchsnter. Look up A phrssis.. fi, ' ',M , W There was quite 1 stir when Miss Gullion-arrived, sShe dismounted her Iniinn pony-and had no eifficulty nt all balancing her three pspooses which she brought to show us. She cried UTimberU3 then, snntered into this room. Corny people--these Indisns, eh?, V ' u -W J - I see Eisenhert just left the room.- I know she's going to cell John. This is on the Q. T.-etney hiven't set s date yet, , gg ' Genevieve Richsrt is the 3-ll supervisor ,et St. Luke's. Ness we ex- plain shy? Te fender--ls it voluntary? -A .f., . Etta Willson is chief promoter oft the Denver U.S.O. ,There's some- thing qbcut 1 scliisr. what was it you once whispered about the uni- fcrz? Anyway they're really on the beam. . Li, ' - J A Princes Bronson-is icing private duty. Sho 'specialises in 'Lsmineca tomics. I think shefs still working on that belated case studyi They'rs hnvin7 su: sr classes nt'St. Lukc's now.t 'Muriel SQOOHQBT teaches envtcmy and they csn't get nerves enc muscles covered in the winter months. The firls ion't mind .though. Xurie1's laugh keeps thei'h1ppy. A l , A l' 'Q Across from the hocgitul, next to the interne's quarters, Jessie Lea Hizptox is runnin: 2 bike shop. The interns are just wild about her corn fone. Quite m plus, ch-wot, Jessie Lea? ' ' j 1 6 Eifizel Percir' l thfinfc'zt it 'vice to settle' in Alarskgi. ,S-he's still pur- suinr Public H alt? rim :fi viys. Yes, she's married. Her ,husband is dcirr cxperiacntml n'rl on riisins rubber in Alaska. , Zolcres LcKinncy juct ,Avo in by plane--lugsnge and boxes. You re- demlor t 'se jnckinf brx luV?nUe sho rmvcd about? She gets free pae- . . 1 1 :., 1. - .., , - ,. cure--ssc -s -n tlc ,ur,eg' ncrlnl Corps.

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, l1i'!'vT 'r v,-l'r'W ' e . sNooP1Ne niro THE FUTURE We, the class of forty-two have called a class reunion here just any number of years since we finished training. Girls, you realize this is the initial assembly held in this brand new gorgeous Hotel Club rrom. It's been so clubby talking to those of you here. We're sad to announce that not everyone could come today-but ve have had re- ponses to all of the invitations. Shall we get a snake's eye view of what the Gamps of '42 are doing now? A letter from Chilton--the one interested in contagion--writes that she can't make it to the meeting--the kids, Egsie and Ooga have the measles. She's tending a chicken farm. She even dresses them for selling purposes. , Norene Dean writes that she's had hysteria for days over that joke Aronson told her the last year of training. She's happily married and will gladly tell you all about life in the Bronx. In Effie Harris letter, she writes that she's dispensing a special She get the idea while in training. The formula is especially valua- ble because the stuff tastes good, too. Lorry Pfrimmer get here. She's really happy we called the meeting for this spring. She's.asked us to ask if anyone has her plaid jack- et--someone borrowed it in '43. She's been home most of the winter-- no jacket and they've had a lot of snow on the Ranch in Yyoming. She's a nurse hostess on the Ranch. At eight P. M. daily over a national hook-up Vera Ringenberg, a dis- tinguished radio. commentator, comes on the air. Her remarks are of the Wllter Winchell type. You know, real speedy and no laughs. She has to leave early today to get back so be sure to greet her. Beverly Pitts blew in on a north Zepher. She's walking upright and holds her stomach in. She has to. She's lecturing on Orthopedics, includes posture and concludes her curriculum with an elaborate ex- postulation on the correct way to fall down the stairs. WOf course, there's a slight charge for itu. . Jean Rice glided in. She just slid out from under the wheel of a long yellow limousine. It belonxs to one of her boy friends--which one we don't know. Right new she puts in five morning hours as an industrial nurse at Kistler's. . Florence Drake: She too, has a time limit on cleaning the blanket closet. Her forefinper is flat from initiallin: dusty beds. You guessed it--Supervisor on Women's Ward of her alma later. , Last week Louise wrote,that she was off of men forever but today she whispered that she had found the one and only. He does have a mustache but in flat shoes he reaches to her ear. She's a sponsor of a St. Luke's class and is supervision the humor of a current weekly publrr ation at the Luke home. Sally Sater new has a nursery all of her own. Quadruplcts to bathe daily keep her quite busy. She'e seated in the last row pushing too full bugeies to keep those rascals quiet. Yes, they are red heads!

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,Q . r SNOOPING INTO THE FUTURE , Page 3 'When Van Zant met Coates she toek out an envelop and ruarde-dly showed her one of those precious roses Herman gave her. She's now living a Herman's, whoops we mean Herm1te's, life in the mountains. Norma Darlandg she's wearing the gray lady uniform, sews with them for hours daily. She always did enjoy clubbing. You ought to talk go her if you can think of a good way to break away from her in an our or BO. ' . ' Hazel Gasch just now came in. Her eyes are all red, perhaps a sad show Hazel? She's posted out at Fitzsimmons. Helen Makloski is still trying to decide what man to take and whether to cut her hair or let it grow: She's an air-hostess out on the West Coast. Lollie Hageman is down at St. LukeFs on Children's Ward having her tonsils out. It would be nice if someone would take her a hamburger with dill pickles. She hasn't been working for sometime. Anita is unable to be here today. You will be amazed as I was to hear that directing her troop Cfemalel in Uncle Sam's army by the click of her false teeth, Sgt. Burr is highly respected. Housemother K. Moss his a technique never before equalled in clearing out the boy friends for the Luke House Nurses Residence at ten and twelve P.M. Unbeknown'to her the girls are calling her Meanie Moss. Margaret Ashburn is famous for her excellent diet column in the Chi- cago Tribune. .She flew in last night and said she'd rather not dis- cuss 6ietary.problems today. Kay Dudek knits along with Wally in the British Red Cross. Wally Simpson, I mean. Normie Parr is a nurse on horseback in Kaintuck. There's quite a con- trast between her and her white steed. Normie always the outdoor typa Bess Herino--found her calling to be dietetics while she was in the dict kitchen as a student. She even refuses to have days off as head dietitian. 1 Betty Jean Holmes married Rip Van Winkle so she could catch up on her sleep. Wake up Betty, the meetinr is about to start. Coach V. Lucas pivots the Denver Dry Basketball team into shape for the coming season. By the may there's a championship game between them and St. Luke's come Friday night. How about sticking around. Flash!! Dorothy Frewen had been the star player until she slid and fell because of a plastic bobby pin on the floor. She fractured left tibia and fibula ani riaht femur. She hoped to be able to be here in a wheel chair today. Perhaps she'll be down later. Hanger L. Coates fights forest fires from her Rocky Mountain cabin with her own patented invention. The device looks like a giant hypo- syringe and works like 1 machine pun. You remember Lenore's enthusi- asm over giving hypos as a freshman.