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

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smoorrne 1rro'THEQnUrUsr,,fj'P5gs14,.. The former Tsurie riots spends most of her'time telling little Sure, Ruse, 1nf.Turner,-stories'of,the.Unitee States. Ii' s'eh1nge of environ3ent.mnd nine has certainly made Norma Jenkins a firm rife. She loves all her little chickens, ducks, rabbits and esp- ecislly her lambs. ,me .,: ,-- '-Y. A, A , - 'deg off futy, gilired Klipgert'tesched South American dnnoes,to-her emgloyer, Dr. Hinsen--remember '4l.sndjV42? f' '- '- i,U' 3 Greet 4iisCussion in the 'religious'worli his been mode about n new pission on Larimer Street, sttrteo by the Rev. and hrs. John Lilliput Stitionei it Hong Kongghsrjorie Harris is with the information bureau of the trans-universal travel service. .- i' f l N Petite Pettit is singing throity Cane we iren't-just clicking our teethl blues on Tony Inrtinls provrem.. Nice work, there,Myrtle Mae! Beth Ashburn blew in.this morning. 'She's togned out in a ski suit!! Little jess she know the ski season is over here. Beth is teaching the younesters how to ski in Sun Velley,'Idaho.f A j. 's ' Eernethe snderson's stilllmiking up time. She came down today ion s ride split.' I think she said that shefs waiting for a call to leave with the base unit to Treasure lslend. f 'A ' , Well, that vinis up qbout everything ioesn't it girls? 1 Gut of the sixty :irls that enterei in '39, forty seven grsduited',in 43. The rest of time is reservei for just clubbing as no one can do better than our own Sniries. ggy We meet igsin soon. A.. , H . y ' . S IF ' y .' If you cor keep your heoi when all .If.you cen.stny out ten minutes' ibout you iThe Uocttrsl ,' . siter mienight S g,, are lcsin: theirs Tia blaming it Ano for six months have your late on you, ' permits tiken away, - y - If you can trust yourself when all i ,'- y' ,A A elsefthe heed nurscliouot-you, If you can break thermos and hype :ni .'.'. ako :llowinoe for their doubt- neeiles ' Q ing toog y D And psy for them as cheerfully ss - ' ' ' youqoughtgk' U f ' If you own mile when all the bells -If you can come when oilled 5350 ore rinsing, ' in the morning. - Er Ani Footer: stuns there nsitinr by And with no frown upon your face the dccreg H, bejoaughtg ' If ffl ovi turi to fone jorr new' A ' ' . ' Q QIOf.fl3 ir, i If you een fill sion hour from Ai' vxiligr, tell her, gmf the utilm 4 seven to seven K 5 5 ity Tf7f 'lofr, I With useful Work, and still feel , -' i M J nono'thc worseg , If yfu c'n ccge U yinrte lets to Yours is success and all the joy ' eimxvl , ' , thstfs in it if lose yfur ifurr for ego long, ' Ano which is more--yOu'll be h 'rfeif r HSure Nuffn nurse. .4.1 ' J

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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.

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