St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing - Vincentine Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 85 of the 1955 volume:

1955 Vincentine ythes featuring the of St. Vincenfs Hospital St. Vincenfs Sciiooi oi Nursing Toiecio, Ohio 3 QVWBEEE an N Through the years . . . at St. Vincent's many young women have acquired the spiritual, educational, and vocational excellence needed in the service ot God, their country, and their fellow-men as Christian professional nurses. May the future graduates of St. Vincent's continue to uphold this noble heritage. April 30, l955 A MESSAGE FROM THE BISHOP With a joyful and grateful heart I send greetings to the Grey Nuns of St. Vincent's Hospital on the One Hundredth Anniversary of their coming to the city and Diocese of Toledo. I unite with their legion of friends in offering warmest felicitations and prayerful best wishes. May God be ever pleased with their total dedication to the care of our sick. May He pour out richest blessings on the School of Nurs- ing and on all who in any way aid the devoted nuns in their labors of Christian mercy and charity. .-:P-,cy -. .v ,S-Alina-Q.kim:-air.,sw f 5:55-X5X1.':g5z:1.f :tl ,.X,X.,X6X.XX,,X.,, v L,ES,gyg5i,3f:f'-BayizE'.,3:l if:-1:12-:gm-fzwfxi.-:X-ff: 4.x--:lf -fqz-:z.:5--,.,X.X-w 1 fmz X,., XM- M sid? A-in-:,-5.-.,.-is fg.:'3'kjg,,,4.5kiiifixlsf-.3'g,l 4 -if mlz 5.7.95 F Xsi15:::s:5ia2sef::-wifA+- , .. X.. ,,,. Njitirg V , ' , f.-X.'E :s1:Hff1:f:-1.3.f.1gg.:g .. :.X:,.:.X....x+:-asf-l..z..,X: .-. : K3-1-'X:X1:9.4 : fi'iq..-:-- P2 aww- fwmw, :nfs xr-:.1X5-iim..,:asQf.::2s 2 - Xt X X 5 1.5.3 ...Ei Q Iii X Q f X X Xafss .rirrfft-ii. Q -Jssf. 1. .5523 :QQX 's 5-z5f?i'291f'S:X X 5:s.:w-155 .3 ri: X 55:9.g1,2.A2.XX M f X -:FSS '5:J,:I,:I.X1. 21?-V+-sEQ::vrf::'w A X 55:1 '3-'2.:':- X :.'.g.1,-45v,.53yg 1 X 525523 5'.Xf.fiQ.f:-25. X 15.X:,f5:,g ':g.f5X X X X X X X X X X , N X X X fem. 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I Reverencl lolin Malonea A S CHAPLAIN Spiritual Director of The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin and the Vocation Club Reverencl Father . Willia1n Diamond, 0.lVl.l. ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN Lecturer in Human Relations in Nursing Cut aplains i . , E ' O O A V is i when Mother Julie Deschamps, Superior General, and four com- - d - G panions, Sisters Blondin, Brady, Hickey, and Monarque, arrived in Toledo to serve the sick and the orphaned in the dauntless self-sacrificing spirit of their Foundress, Mother d'Youville, this city had a meager population of six thousand souls. Its malaria-infested swamp had earned for it the title graveyard of the United States , but this did not deter the Sisters who were coming in response to an appeal received two years before from Bishop Rappe. Befriended by the Ursulines, who had come to Toledo only a year pre- viously, and aided by the good people of the surrounding community, the Grey Nuns soon succeeded in establishing a house for the sick and the needy, in spite ofa great many obsta- cles. This house, locatedlon Superior Street, was loaned to them by Mr. Valentine Wall. Out- growing these quarters within a year, the little establishment moved into another private dwelling, somewhat larger, on Erie Street. This house was loaned by Mr. F. N. Bakewell. The work grew and progressed so rapidly that in i857 the present building on Cherry Street was started on two acres of land considered then to be located way out in the country . Wing after wing has been added through the years by Sisters to accommodate the growing demand for their services. The School of Nursing was started in l896 with a one-year course includ- ing two hours of class weekly. Tn 1 9 5 5 at the present time our School of Nursing has a three-year approved program with a college affiliation, Psychiatric, and Public Health affiliations, and classes in theory and practice which are held daily five days a week. The original St. Vincent's has reached the capacity of 480 beds, serving patients from Toledo and the surrounding area without regard to racial origin or religious belief. The personnel has increased from one voluntary lay assistant in the beginning to an enormous staff of over seven hundred and fifty. The average stay of a hospitalized patient today is only six days, compared with the three week confinement of many years ago, and the admission and dis- charge rate has increased proportionately. This is the modern St. Vincent's, the first Ameri- can foundation of the Grey Nuns, whose hearts this yearrare filled with sentiments of gratitude and thanksgiving to God for all the benefits and blessings He has bestowed on them and their work over the past hundred years. May they remain in our midst for many more years to come and may their work continue to prosper for the glory of God and the welfare of all those who need their prayers and services. 7 VENERABLE MOTHER MARGUERITE d'YOUVILLE Foundress and First Superior of the Sisters ot Charity lC-rey Nunsi of the General Hospital of Montreal l7OI -I77I VERY REVEREND Superior General REVEREND MOTHER DOROTHY REECE, s.g.m. Provincial Superior REVEREND SISTER ALICE HERMAN s.g.m. Superior 'Q Sister Mary McDougall, s.g.m. Sister Odina Gregoire, s.g.m. Sister Dorilda Hudon, s.g.m. iTimotheeJ ' f ru .. X- , GREY NUNS COMMUNITY SEAL MOTHER FLORA STE-CROIX, s.g.m. I Not Shown 2 Sister Dora Dinelle, s.g.m. Sister Loretta Parent, s,g.m. Sister Therese Denault, s.g.m. Sister Florence Nolin, s.g.m. Sister Joan Manion, s.g.m. Sister Georgette' Leduc, s.g.m. mai , Sister Regina Sansoucy, s.g.m. Sister Camille Noel, s.g.m. Sister Jeanne Duhamel, s.g.m. Sister Patricia Baker, s.g.m. S' t M'ld d H I m. is er i re ou e, s.g. Sister Alice Moran, s.g.m. I Sister Melauree Boucher, s.g.m. Sister St. Rene, s.g.rn. , 7 ,yi 3. s, our Grey N Sister Rose Nadolny, s.g.m. Sister Ann Carney, s.g.m. Sister lrene Levesque, s.g.m. Sister Isabel Burgess, s.g.m. Sister Blandina Keeler, s.g.m. Sister Eva Coderre, s.g.m. Sister Vitaline Levesque, s.g.m, Sister Alma Lanthier, s.g.m. Sister Clara Cousineau, s.g.m. Sister Eva Dunn, s.g.m. Sister Edith Hartman, s.g.m. Sister Lena Breton, s.g.m. .To the Sisters Charity of the General Hospital of'Monl'real, known to everyone as the Grey Nuns, in appreciation of their one hundred years of continiuous service, self- sacrifice, and progress in the city of ' Toledo, we the ngraduating' class of 1955, respectfully dedicate this issue' of ffTl1e Vincenijinen. r S A Sister Catherine Guy, .s.g.m, Sister Bernadette Decarie, s.g.m. Sister Helen Cummings, s,g.m Sister Kathleen Parris, s.g.m. Sister Jeanne Beaulieu, s.g.m. Sister Germaine Marchessault, s.g.m. Sister Florida Fredette, s.g.m. FORMER ADMINISTRATORS OF ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL 1855-1955 SISTER BLONDIN, s.g.m. 1855-1867 SISTER DESCHAMPS, s.g.m. 1867-1873 SISTER ANN BRENNAN, s.g.m. 1873-1877 SISTER MARY, s.g.m. 1877-1882 SISTER REID, s.g.m. 1882-1884 SISTER FERNAND, s.g.m. 1884-1890 SISTER PELTI ER, s.g.m. 1890-1895 SISTER TASSE, s.g.m. 1895-1909 SISTER ALBERTINE DUCKETT, s.g.m. 1909-1914 SISTER ANASTASIA PURCELL, s.g.m. 1914-1920 SISTER ST. SIMON, s.g.m. 1920-1926 SISTER ROSE LABERGE, s.g.m. 1926-1930 SISTER MARIE COURVILLE, s.g.m. 1930-1935 SISTER ANN FENNEL, s.g.m. 1935-1938 SISTER IRENE PAPINEAU, s.g.m 1938-1940 SISTER MARY FARLEY, s.g.m. 1940-1944 ' SISTER ANNUNCIATION, S.Q.m. 1944-1946 SISTER BEATRICE ST. LOUIS, s.g.m. 1946-1949 SISTER MARGUERITE O'GRADY, s.g.m 1949-1952 SISTER MARY FARLEY, s.g.m. 1952-1953 SISTER DOROTHY REECE, s.g.m. ' 1953-1955 5 SISTER ALICE HERMAN, s.g.m. 1955- ister Alice Herman, s.g.m., 0 0' 0 O ADMINISTRATOR ST. VlNCENT'S HOSPITAL As an alumna of St. Vincentis you have acquired a reputation for good- ness and leadership that is still part of you. We are grateful that we and many others may share again the benefitof your influence and experience and we are confident that you will carry on the worthy tradition of your predecessors, that of willing and ready service to the patient, to the hospital, and to the com- munity, in a spirit of Christian charity. 10 -,i .+,Y. ,,, ,,,, ,,, FORMER DIRECTORS OF ST. VINCENT'S SCHOOL OF 'NURSING MOTHER ELODIE MAILLOUX, s.g.m. 1896-1a9a SISTER ANNA PERRON. s.g.m. 189811909 SISTER sr. SIMON. s.g.m. 1909-1914 SISTER st. JOSEPH, s.g.m. 1914-1915 SISTER ELEANOR BRENNAN, s.g,m. 1915-1917 SISTER ANNA PERRON, s.g.m. 1917-1927 SISTER FLORINA DeCARY, s.g.m. 1927-1935 SISTER BEATRICE st. Louis, s.g.m. 1936-1944 SISTER ANNE'I'I'E D1oN, s.g.m. 1944-1945 SISTER BEATRICE st. Louis, s.g.m. 1945-1949 SISTER DOROTHY Reece, s.g.m. 1949-1952 sistee Geoizcsette Lenuc, s.g.m. 1952- Sister Georgette Leduc, s.g.m., I O, O U DIRECTOR OF NURSING capable, administrator, areal educator, a wise, counsellor, endowed with all the qualities of dedicated womanhood, this is our, Director of Nursing. As a typical Grey Nuns you extend hands to the needy among all your students, radiating that Christ-Iikecbutr womanly character you are ever striving to form in us. May you continue to uphold, for many more years to Come, the tradi- tion of Nursing Directors before you that St. Vincentls may always maintain its high standard of Christian nursing education. I I 4 1 4 In , ' z' :'. lffbw I-.:frw 1 ,,.f: .-,, Z .affmwl i 925:33 1-I! EZ:4:r.61 ff:2rf E' 5253532210- :W '-23312 ,: ,,.,,,., e- N4 fwfZ-sw is-:w:,w.f15 me-ieizgggfe H,-.-0 WF9 ff M.f:g7:f,a. 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Piotrowski, B.S.N.E. Associate Director of Nursing Education, Instructor in Professional Adjustments II Miss Rita Schira, R.N. Clinical Co-Ordinator Miss Mary Kollarik, R.N., B.S.E. Instructor in Principles of Nursing I and Il We -,yff 1 K ag, u rf- ' aw 4 : Wav-ff f M 3 ,ff X ff f V! fv 0 J X ,321 QW 2, f sfiflww Miss Josephine Baldwin, M.Ed. Miss Helen Czarnecki, R.N., B.S. Nursing Co-Ordinator, Mary Instructor in Medical and Manse College, Instructor 5UfQlCal Nl-H5399 in Psychology Mrs. Judy'5l'ein, R.N., B.S. Guidance Co-Ordinator Instructor in Professional Adjustments I ,X Q ' ,gf gmivzfaingwii 42. was e QQ' for sf -...A I 4 Qwf ly, Nu ...w- Mrs Evelyn Messlnger 1 JW mg BSHE A J A st Q ff-4 rf- ,. 51' 2, A . ' , W' ' ' jri' ' . 7 ., - ' :I 5 . . Vit-f1,, . A 5:59 ' f f . 2:5::'-:gm -- 2-if' 22512 4 i '. of rea.:a.:,2.Q2:xa-.2-vm -52, ', H ,., 'J . , . . . . Instructor in Nutrition Laboratory and Diet Therapy M W.-'37?3'f' . 'ii - -6 X , s y- S 6:29, ,,.,,g,s3'. 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Instructor in Anatomy and Physiology and Microbiology Right Reverend Monsignor Robert A. Maher, A.B. Instructor in Medical Ethics Reverend James Sullivan, 0.M.l. Instructor in Religion and Philosophy Sister Mary Kenneth, 0.S.U., A.B. Instructor in Nutrition Mr. William Ensign, M.A. Instructor in Sociology 5351-,pf ' ' - 11 -' , j,,,,,,,,,f 1 xg, lf , Reverend John Sherbno Instructor in Religion and Philosophy Sister Isabel Burgess, R.N. Assistant to the Director of Nursing, Instructor in History of Nursing c,..Ty,.-.,.. .,...,..i.. ,...y..T V X X .X .- - N X . W 1 t ---- . ,. X' lv fXN'X'Qlf N X fi' X lim .-.,3':wQ:'v ,f3hX+:'Q-:XXX 'A' fmt'-X - -..X--:Xi-Nr Miss Delores Kosuth, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Medical and Surgical N-ursing Miss Joan Cooper, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Obstetrical Nursing ,X .. X X X, Q. l,,k3:,I,..,. X gx,N'.r. ,sfX.Q'., yxggqr- wi ,Q. .rn-:A XM, .,.tN..Xm I ' . . ,--T129 fi XXV . 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X e ' e e 5 is 'li .' 'f-.-lx, si l' 1 X, -,az lf' -X -1 X N H X N' , : 'J :GN gy x X. -N -'X xx -1: 'J-Q32 , ,. .. X X XX.. . XX . ,., N W, XX., ,XSMWNR ,Xvbmw MtQQXtNNQ,w. S3.MXs.3x - --i- .. is . ,, -'-N,' ' -icere iapprecfratfonewilihfrowgthfwewree we have learned how to put into practice the theory learned in the classroom. Miss Rita Schira, R.N. Clinical Co-ordinator Miss Delores Crofoot, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Medical and Surgical Nursing v..wwX ' ' QSRXQN Miss Mary Ehret, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Medical and Surgical Nursing Mrs. Barbara Jurkiewicz, R.N. Clinical Instructor, Operating Room and Recovery Room Nursing Miss Kosuth and Barbara Leisinger giving medications. i Not,Shown: Sister -Joan M-aniom l s,g.m.,' R.N. 'F Clinical flnstructor, ' Pediatric Nursing 'Wink f Sister Jeanne Beaulieu, R.N. Mrs. Charlotte Sohnly, R.N, Associate Director of Nursing Service Assistant Director of Nursing Service Our Head Nurses and Supervisors Sitting: Miss Priscilla Poch, R.N., A-3, Head Nurse: Ars. Mary K. Ryan, R.N., Pediatrics, Supervisor: Miss Jlary McLeish, R.N., A-6, Supervisor: Miss Helen vlartin, R.N., A-5, Supervisor. Standing: Miss Florence 'hillips, R.N., Emergency Room, .Assistant Supervisor: Vlrs. Ruth Putinti, R.N., A-4, Assistant Supervisor: Vlrs. Jean Alexander, R.N., O.P.D., Supervisor: Mrs. :rances Novak, R.N., B-2, Supervisor: Mrs. Minnie Iunningham, R.N., St. Vincent's Hall, Supervisor: Mrs. :lorence Cassel, R.N., St. Mary's Hall, Assistant Super- fisor: Mrs. Mary Pecord, R.N., B-1, Assistant Super- fisor. Not Shown: Miss Geraidine Wilczynski, R.N., J.B. Nursery: Head Nurse: Miss Helen Gaffney, R,N., Jperating Room, Assistant Supervisor: Mrs. Nellie ichuldt, R.N., A-2, Assistant Supervisor: Miss Patricia Susan, R.N., Birth Room, Head Nurse: Mrs. Elizabeth Vlcflluggage, R.N., Central Service, Assistant Super- fisorg Miss Ruth Myers, R.N., B-3, Supervisor: Miss loanne Behm, R.N., 'Emergency Room and Operating Room, Night Duty: Mrs. Florence Manion, R.N., Supervisor, St. Mary's Hall. i i Mrs. Eltreda Howard shows Student Practical Nurses how it's done. uf-Sling Service Mr. Edward Gibson Oxygen Therapist Orderlies Left to Right: Abram Jack- son, Clarence French, Tom Cox, Fred Metzler, Marin Valleio,and Frank Wodarski. Tom Cox, Chief Orderly, demonstrates some equipment. lx As the hospital has expanded. throughout the years, the Nursing Service Department has cor- respondingly expanded and increased its person- nel, ever with the main purpose in mind of providing better nursing 'care for each individual patient. Many types of tasks require many dit- terent people and all co-operate, professional and non-professional, tor the ultimate good of the patient. Nursing Service Executive Committee Left to Right: Sister Georgette Leduc, R.N., M.S., Director of Nursing: Miss Rita Schira, R.N., Clinical Co-orclinator: Miss Patricia St. Arnaud, -R.N., Chair- man of Staff Nurse Committee, and Assistant Night Supervisor: Miss Betty Austin, Chairman ot Nurse.Aid Committee: Sister Jeanne Beaulieu, R.N., Associate Director of Nursing Service: Mrs. Barbara Strole, G.P.N., Chairman of Practical Nurse Com- mittee: Mrs. Charlotte Sohnly, R.N., Assistant Director of Nursing Service: Mrs. Elfreda Howard, R.N., Practical Nurse Co-ordinator: Miss Stella Piotrowski, R.N., Associate Director of Education. Not Shown: Mrs. Delores Camp, R.N., Assistant Director of Nursing Service: Miss Cglarice Rosen- brock, R.N., Evening Supervisor: Sister Clara Cousineau, R.N., Night. Supervisor. R. L, Willard, M.D., Lecturer in Ophthalmology The .Doctors This page is a tribute ot appreciation to the Doctors who have so generously and willingly devoted their time to inter- esting lectures in the classroom and prac- Bernard B. Botsch, M.D. Elmer C. Rost, M.D. Lecturer in Obstetrics Lecturer in Obstetrics X :sf we Q 02 te, ' , 1 5 , 5 t N QR A A 2 :Wg . Ja- ' s , 9 Mm N '2 -X1 1 -,ffg?m3S1:2gfY,:,g -154 .1 1 if' L -::,.:, ,sxzfsvzafs-Amr Philip C. Stiff, M.D. John F. Hillabrand, M.D. Paul F. Baehren, M.D. Lecturer in Endocrinology Lecturer in Obstetrics Lecturer in Pediatrics William J. Meyer, M.D. Associate Resident in Obstetrics C1 Gynecology Lecturer in Obstetrics i, M' i J ., I '- -: .1 '-f, .- i ...gm Marino Vidoli, M.D. William Wallbank, M.D. Lecturer in Pathology Lecturer in Tuberculosis Dr. Wm. Meyer in clinical class I6 Wh.o Teach Us tical demonstrations in the hospital, that we may gain the knowledge and skill necessary in our service of the sick. Reed Cranmer, M.D. Lecturer in Otolaryngology Ward Myers, M.D. Lecturer in Surgery -' . . ' S. in! .1 x s 4 , -.- g S xk ,..,M.,...e.. 4 L H. B. Larzalere, M.D, Hal McLean, M.D. Lecturer in Chest Surgery Lecturer in Chest Surgery Joseph B. Westhoven, M.D. Lecturer in Urology ,,,, . .,., , , L.:-zzw-su V ,, ..,W,,,,,, ,...,..,, f f 1 fiifiriee -' ' 164--ff ,.,... .-..V...,,.., , .W , .. , ,... -, . 5 -,-. C 1-1. f ZF::-.Zz-Q21-fziifiii'-Z' W. K. Zollinger, M.D Lecturer in Pediatrics .0 K-,J Q 5, ,W . Q, Dr. J. W. Millis in class Max T. Schnitker, M.D. Lecturer in Neurology J- W- Millis, MD- and Neurosurgery Lecturer in Orthopedics . ..--WE- 5 1 ' .-it --4,44 , vein fam 3 -fi V Q? 6415? f Jk- W. H. Eyster, Jr., M.D., Lecturer in Dermatology l l'i ffl -l-e.' ,S william ' .-.e k.,'hP. 'wmfeheadg .M.D. , X Lecturer--in-.'Med,ic'i'rfegg' , 'Lecturer in Medicine l f 1--r 1 1 il li ,. ' . Robert W. Muenzer, M.D. 3 17 Marian Ralph L. Zucker, M.D, Lecture' 'n Gynecology Adfq ' - V1.Lectu,rer in Pediatrics fhG--l?l'2Wl2'Q5E1'.- J- -WZ 221'-ff:'f 'f.Cy '-iw-24521 me x .V . ,..g,2 Ei - ff 'Ei 5 ' is 322--lvl. 3' H 5125 4755 5,311 Eli if '.'i'1lQE.1 1iQ A , , .1 ik: I ' 2 5,1 it ,Q 5 2. I E55:jE,f5.,.5g!'-'A I A- 1 'K' -' 5 . far .J -Qs., .. -if 1 ' 1. ' ff z 4 2, .,g5.::1. 22 A if . 3-:g:3:., lj, 23- gifs, ' . - WM' Q fQ.'.5- . K A.-.a,u..g,? ' jg ' Zia, :tr '.E:' V '.1 ' . .Q if . ....,. glee ': .12 1 is -.-e-NW -if - .. 9:1-at P ' . E V .:.,..: ...gn .. if ,, ERS' , , Q -. ' . 3 i 1 I mg .. .,.. .W f ' W7 fri? ... fin--. 'V 1 , ,' ..g i , . if . ' . A -- 125. ' rv, f4:21-VZ:ffA:i'I'i ::23e 2 . A f -A SW Q ' .egg g.,-g .,.. , 44.1-asf -we 6 ' f f QQ A J 'ff ff-X 'V WX N ' '.':::'.ff fe V ms:a4.:.:+..i:.,.ff1 MW rg, Q? MA Mm Residents Sitting: Dr. V. Buencamino, Dr. C. M. Del Los Reyes, Dr. Z. Fernandez, Dr. A. lancu. Standing: Dr. A. Strilbyckyj, Dr. R. Barajas, Dr. L. Ode, Dr. C. Amador. Not Pictured: Dr. P. Dziad, Dr. A. McLean, Dr. J, Gross, Dr. F. Krar, Dr. A. Barto- lome, Dr. J, Querol, Dr. W. Meyer, Dr. E. Kurt, Dr. R. Genicot. Dr. R. Genicot, Sister Timothy, Dr. Ceasar Amador, Miss Martha Abrams and Dr. D. Sawadyk in House Staff Dining Room. 18 ...,-. ...,A..a..a We would like to thank each and everyone of you who helped us in so many ways. May your future suc- cess be your reward for all your help- ful services in the past. Dr. H. Laker assists Dr. Bershon in Orthopedic Clinic. Dr. Edward Kurt conferring with Fr. Diamond, O.M.l., Assistant Chaplain. ju ...WH . ,lfzx 'V ' f ,f..,'j'7i3Z,'fj?. ' . ,e-we I ..... 1 . ,f L fag, ii,-, . digffzos, A., T UW' Y .Yf Q- A 'Wt 'C'K,s,,f1 ' ' xx? . , .,,,,,,, 2 n 4 H , , . , , ..,.,, -.wp ., I . V ,. Q :T,....f, , .5 ' '- r--lV ' 1 . . X ,: -.A ' ga ,nga W 4 . 'iktavmf V' ' f -Quifaffa 'iff 5-. ,,. , 1 . Z.. . . .rm . -for--va' -' .1:-- J , .. J 1 ' r :- ...Ev -1, J :,v.5.f..f-Q, , , :gg-, 5-1-5 I .' 514 : -' ' gs ,pg 'ff A xv 'EU Q-11 0 3 6 'Zia . , . . -- 3. .. si Q, 2 Aff M 2 4 ,jay 2322 is ft W Interns Sitting: Dr. N. DaSylvia, Dr. D. Sawadyk, Dr. R. Macias, Dr. L. Musngi. Standing: Dr. C. Villanueva, Dr. H. Laker, and Dr. L. Juan. Not Pictured: Dr. C. Bodenstedt, Dr. J. Burroughs, Dr. E. Conrad, Dr. R. Manahan, Dr. M. Tayao. .., , . Dr. A. lancu, Miss Rosemary Judge, Dr. Eugene Ockuly, Dr. J. Querol in Urology. Dr. N. DaSylva and Mrs, Jean Alexander, R.N. in the Employee Health Service. I9 tudent Health Service Our Doctor and our Nurse see that we receive the best of medical attention when we are ill and they keep a close check on our health progress from I month to month and year to year. This page is our tribute ot appreciation for their genuine interest and service. I I 4' Philip Stiff, M.D. Medical Consultant for Student Health Program Mrs. Jean Alexander, R.N. checks monthly weight of Carol Thuel, Junior. LJ uae. Uieihncx 'Be-lforg ... nncl -Ebb Q 20 -09 ..- f - QQ' G9 a V cs ca Q Q' I Noreen Isabelle has a blood count, Mrs. Clementine Sherman labora- tory technician renders the service. X- 131 fy I x l Mrs. Nellie Freeman Housemother ursee Home We would like to extend our appreciation to all of you who helped make the Nurse's Home so pleasant a place for us during our student days. Mrs. Eleanor Schneider Housernother, Youville Hall ztita 1 . Q A Z W : ' - u- . ' ,. '- www. I ' - v 1- D, f 1, 'f i qw? 1 as ups .,.. : M I .fr - 2 1 953 WN Mrs. Helen Dew Assistant Residence Director 1 I 1 i Mrs. Gertrude Heinlen Housemother A' 'Q' X3 if ' ri Mrs. Mamye Steffers .G if 4 xr 4 Mya Q 0 Q I . a ox v A in , e, ,VAX X D , A W 41 5 Q 2 1 f 944 if gift Rf, M0 1 S Q-fy-:QV . 5'S-My ,Aviv Q if V5 QMQ65 'gm 1 55 I ffm: V f At Q J 3 sg A 366 Q p,,.z5nr .M,..., .2' Q. g.X.f?M,, .. fm ta, Ai 1 nf, A Mrs. Hattie Atkins Maintenance Staff , .K f y, . Sf, ' V Mrs. Ophelia Johnson Maintenance Staff M 'zsvi , i Mrs.' Dora, 5chlag,efe,r- Mrs. Luella Shough Residence Director- Mrs., Ruth Wi5lliamSQlLl A 'Housemother , Housernother, Youville Hall' V V Awww a ,. H 3.-an Lie ff- 2.1 Not Shown Mr. Arnold House Maintenance Staff V.: . - Q ff ' 1 Q M :Ill ' 'rag-., ,.. is f ' ' .gp aff r' ,.'L,.Q Q' 1. -V lg - 2-5.555 .4f53i' fi- L, 1 i' 1 T .f. -f lm, Z 1 , L L .ief JT .' Mrs. Frances Wilkins Housemother Zl Miss Margaret' Butler, B.Sc. Librarian H5 Miss An ecor CONSQ 'spat S an assiQ lment' To Miss Margaret Butler we would like to extend a warm welcome. Although You have been with us for only a short time, you have won our esteem- and affec- tion by your genuine interest in us as stu- dents. You have been helpful in so many ways. May your future years at St. Vin- cent's be fruitful and happy ones. 22 Butler for 1ul -1 . ' HOUCK, 'K ' 'CY ' Cl Alumna Mlistiialliqjllblrtlal Council og Cath3llCp:3:'isZ2CS?a- Secretary O f' Pontitice Et cc esi M derator ' ierlt ot the Pro' R b 1 Nlaherllleftl, O . chais,with MOflS'9 Ql 2 glancing Nurtesi and MBS for the Diocesiflnififna NO Program Chairman- Mary O , . V. Alumnae Association This year, besides being invited to the Annual Dinner of the Alumnae Associa- tion, the Senior Class received a gift membership for one year. We thank for this and for the many cou tended to us, such as inviting us to and interesting programs. v Miss Rita Schlra, R.N. ' President ' ' V V Annual Dinner: ileft to rightl: Miss Patricia St. Arnaud, R.N., Board Memberg Miss Nancy Weideman, Senior Class Secretaryg Miss Mary Ehret, R.N., Board Member, Miss Carolyn Eppler, Senior Class Vice Presidentg Miss Mary Mc- Leish, First Vice Presidentg Judge Geraldine MacElwane, Guest Speakerg Miss Rita Schira, R.N., Presidentg Miss Veronica Kunesh, Senior Class President, Miss Beulah Balliet, R.N., Secretaryg Miss June Mooney, Senior Class Treas- urerg Miss Delores Kosuth, R.N., Program Chairman, Not Shown: Sister Edith Hartman., R.N., Board Memberg Miss Olive Hammersmith, Board Mem- ber, Miss Donna Marie Flory, R.N., Second Vice President, Mrs. Martha Miss Catherine See-thaler on Miss Frances Cajacob, Class of l898, oldest living member of St. Vincent's Alumnae Associ- ation. Miss Cajacob is retired now, but was active in Public Health Nursing for many years. . Platfoot, Treasurer. COFSBQG My mn Mock Trial given by the .1ea:fs-fi .gg ,V V , .. Toledo Bar Association for f V A ll the Alumnae. . gf. ,,,, -4.f,,,, ' .- IKM r.,f.wl..a-Wi' 1'fg'i,,g.,i -au V V :sei 1- Toki' ' ' -f,'-'Yi g'?fE,Zo 'EJQZQQT fefbfiiillf :Al qZ'5'I' :-. iii' ij '. l i ,' ' as ,i V-4--, sr-rm. 4-we V, .fsrrffire me za . .i 1 , Va 111.2 5'?5'QI?5ZQ 'n-J .iw I ' , if : 12525 Vela S sf' l: E-2 V ' , 'i-fziiiiigfflf. ? li 1 f ii - ' f . as - li V 1-1 4 .. ffm if ii a 1- 'N , W1 ,f i 5 ff ffiii . it ',-mica, l, 'tw' gan r un! , F .W , 5 Y ., . , 1:7 , '3::i, -A i ,il-I -1 '-'rw 'T il ' -r 1 I .. v ,am I . ..,., ,, , , A-1 V 2, - - ima-ggi' wr-. ,iy.i'n1- '. 'i'i1h- . s L'-, ,,,, ' 4 i , J. s -saassssaak Officers for 1955 Sitting: Mrs. Paul C. Fritsch, Presidentg Mrs. Wilmer Blanchard, Re- cording Secretaryg Mrs. Frank Smith, Financial Secretary. Standing Mrs.,J. W. Pietrowski, 2nd Vice Presidentg Mrs. Andrew McAvoy, Corresponding Secretaryg Mrs. Ray Murnen, Treasurerg Not Shown: Mrs. H. H. Kerr, 3rd Vice President. 1.',i.1.,.,... ,. 213:11TEE5:f2f+1g.gf.:3eE'2'iis ifift2.'2tf1i':1:p.5i'S 321-, -an .11ififQ'f'321.1ii':.:3:42:-.5222-ifalf-Iif ff:f.1v:.:f'f-v:. .Q.zT3Qa11.1'1k-upz E: , ..,., ,.,,,,, . i . ,,,,. .,. '-.,.- . ..., - ,.,.,. ,,.,,,. as M, , ,. ,,,,. ,...,. . , . ., . ,. ..,., ,..i.f,.,..1 ,.,,:.x.f,fp4fr ,111 1.1.4, 1-V.: E 4 'iw 32:21. 51.3 5211113 wha .521 ga - Z1i1'. 'f..a+ 2.V1l'l 2--z 1-.f+v.i 334' ff:-1-4 --w-.vf.'E 1- ' 's21f1 ,.f'.1 ..qf',,r:3fi'.j'fif52.1.-e i.- '4,'1f'X-'3.?:'!ft- 5 '- ggz.-f-.12-f-': 'w .,...., ia . 1- 5 3-,Q ,sei 1 .1 ef 1 .1 I f The Ladies Guild Celebrates its 20th Anniversary We are happy to congratulate the Ladies Guild of St. Vincent's Hospital on its outstanding contri- bution ot voluntary service and generous donations of lite-saving equipment for the benefit ot the patients ot St. Vincentls. The Guild also sponsors financial aid tor nursing education with the specific purpose of improving nursing care tor the individual patient. The members ot the Guild are most cer- tainly deserving ot special commendation tor the tremendous amount of good they have accomplished in the comparatively short space ot twenty years. Mrs. John Hankinson, Jr., and Mrs. Peter Fluge in the Guild Gift Shop. 24 S ' . Original toundresses grouped about the anniversary cake for a photo, Left to Right: Mrs. J. H. Spieker, Mrs. l Nicholas Walinski, Mrs. Joseph Griss, Mrs. Earl Lindower, l N Mrs. F. B. Andrews, Mrs. Fred M. Douglass. Not Shown: Mrs. Joseph Tompkins. We dedicate this page to our beloved parents and guardians, whose help, guidance and solicitude, whose spirit of love and sacrifice have made possible the nursing education which we value so highly. E IU FRESHMEN 51144 1 f v . 1 , 1 1 .. 1 1,-mmzsr'-1 ?'1, .c'2',yV-111. 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' 54: L, , N. ,, ..,,A1,f,.':, ...:4:44. gn-.5 .1744-,1f?,f.1:-1-if , , , 1 1.41614-:L7-4-tfa - A .w . - 116. iii, fz.-:? fh,f'.'i .. . ,.,.,, . .vii-?i'E.2.5' 1. 1:1123 :T,f l7ff1f, i' Egffliif 7 1 1 1 2 1 v f f a 1 , 1 1 1 I 1 I I f A ,,., .,W.e:11-rzwtwfi ' --12514 4-2-f'.'::Zdf? .,.-.me-s-,fu--1, Q 1 'fff' 1 , - .V . .- .,,.-.f..1:..,..z1-fs,....,.-,.1'.wg,,z:-'. .- :Q,1,,..,, ,i --,E m.,1....,,l,,.- ,,,:,,.,s.,.g:u,-.... ,-11.1.11 .1 ,, .. .. ...,.. .., ,. . ug 1 Dear Graduates, , It is with great pride that I offer sincere congratulations to each and everyone of you, my first graduating class at St. Vincent's. I want you to know on this glorious day of your graduation that I share with you the joys of your achievement as I have shared with you the strenuous days of a nurse in the making . Three years ago you crossed the threshold of St. Vincent's School of Nursing, and it was amidst tears, smiles, and hopes that you began the dedication of your life to your chosen profession of nursing. Little did you realize then that the Director who so gladly welcomed you had arrived at St. Vincent's just one day before you. I feel, therefore, that we have learned to love St. Vincent's together, and to appreciate its noble heritage of exactly one hundred years of service to suffering humanity attained in this centennial year of l955. , As you bid farewell to your Alma Mater to join the ranks of the one thousand and more graduates of our school, I wish to address you once more. This time,, how- ever, l shall not announce a general assembly, neither will I give you added assignments because you skipped clinical class again, or because that car broke down and made you late. Rather I wish to express the parting thoughts of a friend, which I hope will remain indelibly impressed within you for the rest of your life. My parting message to you, my dear Graduates, concerns the most important subject of all: Love , I will not attempt to prove the obvious: the essential role of love for happiness here and hereafter, but, I would like to stress the extent and im- plications of genuine Christian, love because I feel that this virtue, above all, should adorn the heart of a true nurse. To love means to sacrifice, it implies generosity, courage, determination. The true lover is one who can forget self in order to minister to the needs of others. It is this kind of love which must motivate your life as a Christian nurse, under a three-fold aspect: love for neighbor, love for your profession, love for your God. True love for your neighbor will be manifested when, at 'the bedside of a sick child or of an aging father, you forget your aching feet and your personal comfort for the sake of the patient. Love for your profession will be evidenced by your high ethical standards in the performance of your duties as a nurse, remembering that a life dedicated to the wel- fare of others must never succumb to mediocrity. Your love for God will remain true if you live according to the Christian principles you have learned and abide faithfully by His laws no matter how difficult the circum- stances or how controversial the issues may be. My dear Graduates, be .valiantg be true, be proud of your distinguished title of professional nurse , and never allow any evil influence to tarnish its brilliance. May you ever remain close to Christ and His Blessed Mother. This will always be my sincere wish and prayer for you. Z6 Class 355 Mgttog Patience is the Keynote of Success ass Flower: The Rose ass Colors: Royal Blue and Silver Miss Veronica Kunesh Miss Mary Kollarik, R.N., B.S.E. Miss Nancy Weldeman Class Adviser Secretary Mary Ellyn Laulaer Miss Carolyn Eppler Vice President Miss June Mooney Treasurer y Eachfyearffthe Vincentine honors a member ofthe fSeniorVClassr for hero all around good 'nuiisifngi iabifliityQ or for some special contribu- stionuthat distinguishes her as an outstanding Studentnurse.i ylt chooses someone who is a goodgbeclsiclet nurse, who manifests good school spiiritg who shows a high grade ot scholastic achievenwent, and who possesses a good nurs- ing' personality, This year The Vincentine selection is Miss Mary Ellyn Lauber who was already chosen by her fellow students to rep- resent our school in a contest for the title Miss Toledo Student Nurse sponsored by the Toledo Student Nurses Association. Con- gratulations Mary Ellyn, our Senior of the Year. o 6' D -ff-. U' n 0. 1 Q -Qijdx X in 'v 0 455 , ' u'Q'p,g .. 6'-' oc, -4, 5 .9 . og. 'P O30 , 014:45 il. o'0's l O9 5. .U 1 1 Anne Beaueclry mfmieu ' Trenton, Michigan - Comes up with the mosti surprising gems of conversation sometimes. Glee Club l'g,Soclal.i'ry lg.S1'udent Council l, 2, 33 T.S. NJ-X. l, 2. 2 2 f f f Q 2 Qngislld, C 2 28 Shirley Blaser ShirI Bowling Green, Ohio Makes everybody happy with her contagious laugh. Glee Club l 3 Treasurer Junior Class 23 Student Council l, 2, 35 T.S.N.A. l, 2. Milclrecl Braclner Millie Defiance, Ohio Helpful in anybody's time of need. Glee Club 23 Yearbook 25 T.S.N.A. 2. 2 a ag f Shirley Branc eau '55 ,151 . i. '..-'...lll':ii if5'Ifi, . .. 12? , z., 1, f , 'ig K 1 t lu l Y ,If , '.t,:':: tzfzg i liiiif:.1:': r'145531 .j 9:12511 r.n-'i,i F'l. ill? M.: J? . .,.. 'G ig-2313 ----:mailg,,,,g'ggtgl1f lleff--: aw U 'J' I QTE H5 W iiztigf-Ilffwatrsuv u - li' llfefzzzcz.:i.ees2f.i.'i5'f12?lirtiilllicf tt 'fl 56573 -Nfl. 'itifllw ll ii- l-gyiss,--4-avfa:i,:,i .N-'f.,,! - . -- . .1 .,L,Wi:ik,!i.. .M . . . .,, 4 H Esnvmilai llllt I in r -1 M f ,, as in I E tgfilfff f' R ' ' 5... SUZHIIIIG Cole Sue ' C Toledo, Ohio I Ambition enough for two people. Glee Club lg Secretary of Sodality lg Yearbook l, 2, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 33 Sodality 2,, 33 Student Council l, 2, 3g T.S.N.A. l, 2, 3. ' Branch Monroe, Michigan Quiet but sparkles with interesting conversation once she gets started. French Club 2, Sodality l, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, T.S.N.A. l, 2, 3. Mary Cbanllfierlain Mary Custer, Ohio Will teach anybody to square dance on a moment's notice. 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N.A. 25 Yearbook 2. Caro yn Eppler Eppie Erie, Michigan I-Ier latest pet is her new Pontiac. Student Council l, 2, 33 T.S.N.A. l, 2, 3g Junior Class President 2g Yearbook 2. Patricia Fisher Pat Toledo, Ohio Always bubbling over with conversation Student Council l, 2, 35 T.S.N.A. l, 2, 31 Sodality 35 Glee Club l. - JOi18.I1I'18, Gdiiam Bellevue, Ohio n Carries her fishing license with her at all times. Glee Club l 3 Sodality l, 2, 35 Freshman Class Treasurer lg Student Council Representative 2g T.S.N.A. Repre- sentative 3g Yearbook Committee 2. ' .J ,321 5 Sf 49 f 4 -471'-Z'i2Z37,:,Q 1,0 'Q 3.:5. 'fj fJ gi' at 1.3, i l iii.ti Q ',ii:f' 2 3742? 3 ilii ii' tsiii 1-QQ? 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Glee Club 13 Sodality I, 2g Pretect of Sodality 33 Fresh man Secretary 1 3 Yearbook 1. Betty Hiser Betty Fostoria, Ohio, Full of fun and conversation. Student Council i, 2, 33 T.S.N.A. 1, 25 Glee Club 1 63.11 I'IOlSf1TlE11'1 Jean Monroe, Michigan Ambitious, a real leader and a good friend. Freshman Class President l g Student Council Vice Pres- ident 23 Student Council President 3, Sodality l, 2, 3: Yearbook l, 2, 3, T.S.N.A. l, 2, 3. Nathalie House Nat Fremont, Ohio Brain but won't admit it Yearbook 2, 3, Secretary of Junior Class 2, Student Council l, 2, 3g T.S.N.A. l, 2, 33 Sodality l, 2. - I kia. . 7 xc .Q-e ii. l V I 2' X li i,f fllgS535lj ,5igsz::. ,ff-1-'::'f 17'3! ifwlf i'TfH-? ,f? n . f,'::,L Alf .':Qf 5? fl i f L , E 13 1 1 i 'illliisaiiaz-Jr 517' '? 'ri.- 5 . - u 'l'ii'i 'i? 'li7 ' ' I ' ' ' i .?ilf5:2'l' ll 'li I l f ,.i.zs:m. F21 E i ,Al L 'Evil' 'll Rita, ,lrmen Rita l l Toledo, Ohio A Beauty of the graduatingaclass. Sodality l, 2, 33 Sodality Vice Prefectl 2, Treasurer 3 T.S.N.A. l, 2, 33 Student Council l, 2, 31 111213 f vo 1, J , l I ll lfh iii-3 U QQ M 33 S ls l minute, Es Go Ji , i X 2 2 V Aim, ., .,,, , Vii J V 2 i i ,,A' V V-A - f i V -, r Ohio t ,i Likesffo A, affects qsfilffedt animals, 2 shbrrj hair. Sodalityfl, Vls, 3.1 Yeayrbool4'3g Student Veronica Kun-es Council V .V i it 2 Wi N gm? V' V'L z ',', 'VVVl Vuyy, V , , ,.VL X N V V, ,, Ronnie Defiance, Ohio Statuesque and serene. Glee Club lg Sodality l, 25 Junior Class President 2 Yearbook 2, Senior Class President 3. Mary Ellyn Lauber HMVEVH Archibolcl, Ohio Neatness is one of her many virtues. Sodality l, 2, 33 T.S.N.A. l, 2, 3, Student Council l 2, 35 Yearbook 2. fx Sonia Leiner Sonia ..':j2-Zjpafejjzv' - fr-fu .,,,, , .M il be C . W JF C ' '. ,f'iXl2Tf'lf ,V V,A- C l iR l 1 1 in Y ulienli' iC59s,nl , C 'ff26sef' ll l ' 'De,faanlca,,rfsrohqQ5 ,Y i ', ,l Listens to everybody' sf.wQrri,eS. , Glee Club 23 Yearbook l, 2,431 SfUde,ntlfCloulncil l, 2 33 Sodality l, 2, 3g T.S,Nf.A. Repretse'ntatiye,21i Toledo, Ohio Graceful, poised and sophisticated as no one else can be. T.S.N.A. l, 2, 3, Student Council l,,2, 3, Yearbook l, 25 Glee Club l 3 Ways and Means Committee l 3 Nurse Recruitment 2. AIIHC LOllaHC1 Annie Attica, Ohio Little Miss Fix-lt at Youville Hall. T.S.N.A. lg Glee Club lg Sodality l, 2, 33 Student Council l, 2, 33 Yearbook 3. !: f' l j l elrrr lfflsliirg, T1 ill 35 0 C f' X. D 30' Q fozobab ' v 'ltrg -3,-,Q 'Q 'Iv QS -1, D 5 tu Q .Ct i' A 4.3. fi! of Q X A O55 ' une A .3 'i fujuffei' fl ' V . i i,.Por.tage, Ohio , Can .find no feult wirth'e.nyone.i 3 Treasurer-of SretniorC,lass,3f1 T.S.gN..A. Queens Candidate 35 gtuiientiqouncil A i, 2, 351 T.S.N.A. 2, 3'g'Yearbook , , . .. . - A S aron Morgan I fMary1 1 Fremont, Ohio Prefers big towns to little towns. Student Council i', 2, 33 T.S.N.A. i, 23 Sodality I. Marilyn Porcza 2 Mame Fremont, Ohio I-ler energetic exterior covers an interior composure that nothing disturbs. Sodality i, 23 Yearbook i, 2, 35 T.S.N.A, i, 23 Student Council i, 2, 3g Nurse Recruitment 2, 3. Nelda Severin Nei Swanton, Ohio Would like to have the advantage Rip van Winkle had. Student Council l, 2, 35 T.S.N.A. l, 2, 33 Sodality l, 25 Ways and Means Committee l. AIIIIC SZE1 O K :Annex J Toledo, Ohio The mambo fascinates her. French Club 23 Sodality l, 2g Student Council l, 2, 33 T.S.N.A. l, 2. i , fu.,- . 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Class Adviser f Affw V '- QE Q- , Q ' if BEERY ELIZABETH BORGELT PHYLLIS GEPHART AUNALEE BARD ANGELA HOYLES JOANNE GIBSON President - Secretary Treasurer VIVIAN BRANCHEAU NORMA JEAN BURNS NANCY CONSOLO JANIS GUNN ARLENE HOFF MARY HUGHES 41 JEANETTE INGLIS ARLA LEE IOTT MARY HELEN KING MARILYN KNAPP AGNES LAFOUNTAIN LOOFBOROW MCCABE 'll EAN SCH I RA PHYLLIS STITES CAROL ANN THUEL JOANN TREMMEL ROSE TROUT NEDRA WYSE Not Shown: 42 I SISTER MARY WILLIAM, O.S.F. lffnvbfil Qgffaif hx L wggxds IG I1flE1I1 Class JUNE ECCLESTON PIOTROWSKI, R.N., B.S.N.E. Class Adviser PATRICIA DONAHUE MARJORIE ROSS JOANN MIEHLS President Secretary Treasurer -. I-ar .,-V 'Iirxxx C ix, lim .,, 3,-,-x::.,,.I::13, . A 'ply-rgfxs --,r V f ,VV 'I 1 s A ,fam 1. 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E Inez:-sr,e1g,,I CAROL Mcl N ERN EY BARBARA LIESINGER FAYE LINEHAN Q -. , , .,',. g1ii::.'fmEigggx9w13Ffi I I .A- T.,, CAROL MURRAY MI RIAM PASTOREK NANCY KRESS ELIZABETH LAUBER ' WM- mmm ,, , , '!'I:I'iI' x I I MARILYN PILZECKER MARTHA REINBOLT BEVERLY RISNER SANDRA ROSSELET Q My BARBARA LAWNICZAK 47 1 af f M f W 4 , ,K I yi 'f I V ' ' , f ' A I'-fifm , gm? -V ,.zzSr:-11-,I,..? as jp , W J ' G f A , of 'X' I ' ' wfws 14,-A.q:f,uw,yf . .:S '-if W53f ' WIT ,.IY ' if f QIII I 2 ' . 9? I I ,II IIIQIII-fgfy I I ws My .-su.. I1 l - 'I . 4. -,,-, ROSEMARY MARKS ELLEN MATTIMOE fs V I U 4, ,jf ., ry A 73 5 -f. '1 ef ' 'IIQ1 I inf ' ROSEMARY PAULSSEN MARGARET PENNESEE 5 .1 3,12 9,515 .1 If - Q5 0,5555 , ,I.,, 4 , yd, IIIIQIQM A H mm N P V' Fxf E, 'gm I ' AI SARA JANE ROTH WANDA ROWLSON rv-' fu... '45 as f 'lil' , F r ,j ,, my 1. 4, 1 'nfl Q f PATRICIA SECOR , . W, f Ni 5, Hiqill 1 4 i iiltllilsli-' ' f l' ir i ig'l' , fiffh ' fggqllxf f, it 'gf ' H'll' 4 .J i. 4,2 gil Q MARIE TYPPI Y? ,,..,. A.. .VU . N Gmail il-rtfmyli if-n 1 l SUE SMITH JO-ANN :nfl ' Q Wu, ml anna ,vb . .,.A,: Z W, ' 'f R 4 1 Q xlfi 2 mag 2 Q, 9 i -.,-,:.,,1.,g,, A,,q,mg'.,..u,y- , W. 24,-Jw.: me E. c i. , fi E , ' .-f .f , 7 s g,.aelt2?'i iii ' X Ti 33' l ill 2 K 2 0' 'I' 'EQQ V' 5 N Val Y X 1 jmlv all ll iii yn 3 ,gi 5 JEAN ZEYEN izneiaii' 1 Veittzil A E SOB EC .IM tllflliiii -await .. :rg-,::7' j, ' P- -5 fs - is L. X ' il all Q 5 ' ARLENE SPILLIS 45- 4. . .9415 ix , 2 a awk if f ,. , ,fs - Iilgrfillii V rf: ,te-fizftnlwiq. -iflfiirisxliivev' 3lf:fiif:g?sfssrEff' 2 ' jijiflkl -A l K ff 1 ff is so s ill , if , , v f X 'W' 2 X 0 s if K , X ,. lj - fb x i S' isliiatir JANICE ZINSER Investiture A At the lnvestiture ceremony, each student receives her white cap ber crown of achievement, and ber blue cape, often called ber mantle of mercy because it symbolizes ber dedication to the spiritual and corporal works of AxwHQ'wmH ,.,. A....Q1W- l l 5 ? Z ? 5 5 4 Front Row: Patricia Bolger, Shirley Knight, Patricia Miller, Rosanna Elmlinger, Rosemary Marks, Catherine Carone, Sara Roth, Sister Georgetta Leduc, Janice Zinser, Margie Layman, Marilyn Kosinski, Stephanie Syp- neski, Ann Hoeffel, Marilyn Pilzecker, Lela Burch. Second Row: Rita Heinze, Margot Herbert, Margaret Pennesee, Ellen Mattimoe, June Eccleston, Barbara Burlen, Elizabeth Lauber, Janice Johnson, Janet Gunn, Sandra Rosselet, Jean Zeyen, Barbara Lawniczak, Lynda Jenney, Patricia Secor, Nancy Kress. Third Row: Wanda Rowlson, Doris Underwood, Arlene Spillis, Carol Murray, Mary Ann Fischer, Wilma Metzger, Sue Smith, Beverly Risner, Marjorie Ross, Alice Czyzewski, Molly Furlong, Sydney Craig, Marie Typpi, Patricia Bodie, Carole Mclnerney. Back Row: Martha Reinbolt, Miriam Pastorek, Jane Bochenek, Ruth Herman, Nell Heard, Patricia Donahue, Barbara Liesinger, Faye Linehan, Suzan Stroud, Rosemary Paulssen, June Dougherty, Joann Miehls, Jo Ann Sobecki, Lois Hermes, Mary Jane Carey. The light passed on to our Nightingale lamps at the Dedication ceremony symbolizes the Christian spirit of love and sacrifice in the service of suffering humanity which should characterize every nurse worthy of the dignity and respect her uniform inspires. Only this type of woman is worthy of the confidence of her patients. Only this type of woman will succeed in her chosen vocation and become a real professional nursef' :rss 3-iss: wfprrjz'-'Q' :paws F 13:51smssggf-,,g.--.:::f-ayayr., sq:-1+ ,---,wg,:.,q:g4,zv, yin' ., :ff-1, 40,54-:-:Q 1-M-wg? 1' :ga-spnifrq-zyxchfggezzf Q.-:,s:fsgg2g4ksQ1w.: rf-4A-4:-.,.g-sQQ2s,a:,Ei1r., fzmgrzwsf:Q-:'.,fs'aqr':':,gfS: ' 922132-sg:gp.:2:253::g:f1:5g:,':gg x ,,.f.f. was2s-s:ffe1fr1::,12a:.-1N223-.:i:5-s.:'-r.f:'fQf1as:.:-.-fsff-.1-.,f ' --'- nas... ss f ,.,,.ggV hp, 1 ..... ,. ,, ,0 , , . .Q .A ,..,M,, ,. ,. f 1 'i-55391.55 f 'V f-i::ff?':-fi :fi9E',?1f.i6'Z'?+fii15'11Qa? Qyszrtkz-21-Mvri'--'?Zw4':gq5,'i,'s 2-sy!j::5,'::g5-j.,.3Q2f- -Sv-':.-1I:Z'i31,:7ff.,Eva 'dsl' 4:2IasE-ss:,ffQ'g':i?E:M5n,,fa:a1 ,ss f-ff-1:1-,:s::s.:f5:-.fsv f Decli ation Da Right Reverend Monsignor Leo F. Griffin, Chancellor of the Diocese of Toledo, guest speaker, who gave an inspiring address that day. ,Q N ...,.....-- ww 5 y 'i x mm. A ,14 hnique 1905 f 1955 v v GN DUTY Sue Wensei helps Sister Helen Cummings with an eye case Marilyn Knapp and Mrs. Barbara Jurkiewncz, R N set up in emergency room instruments for a surgical case 45 . V X .:.-snare'-f i .,4 s -' ' ' V , ,,., ,X mi. M I K , 4 19 E 1 ' 1 I 5 53 ' XM' ' ' lc - 5 Q -r ::. ' e ffifiil' I' 1' , - ,- .... - - j 2114.54 A 1, , ,. ,Q in yn, w ,,.,,, ,.,, 1 .iz , M t ' ' ' fa -I ' -5. Meal time is a happy time for Rose Marne Trout and Sharon Morgan, Margaret il-iermani Lowe, and Veronic Kunesh discuss patient's progress 50 -S at Pat Fisher and Sue iMalioyl Conrad adjusting an inhaiator, Norma Jean Burns assisting Dr. John Burroughs, intern. lfiiiiilwiiilai Y' Y ' 'v'a'7O 'e Sifigier settin Q up for a case and . ' S Lanthier, O.R. Supervisor, 'Ste' Alma K Police Officers Leo Lisowski and Robert Gray report to Dr' Robeff Genicot explains the Headquarters whiie Miss Florence Phillips, R.N., and Ann mother to Sue pggigress of an expectant e. Szabo prepare a medication for an emergency case. Ann Lofiand and Miss Rolande Gendron, R.N., in recovery room. 51 I Dr. B. Barajas demonstrating application of a cast. Libra ry discussion period. Dr. John Hillabrand on rounds in 'Obstetrical Department with Lavonne Short. . D . S I C It I ' 't t' Dr. Conrad Bodenstedt and Joanne Ornosky In r amue tooileirjaexslzjgpfnUresuscl a lon Pediatric Clinic. X .1 Jean Moser and Elizabeth Borgelt in Pediatric playroom. Mary Garcia and Mrs. Florence Cassell, R:Nr, St. Mary's Hall. . District Nursing Affiliation. Shirley Brancheau and Delores Harchuck with their Supervisors. Psychology Class, Miss Baldwin. That's sheep's brain you're looking at! Drugs and Solutions, Miss Kollarik. Anatomy Laboratory. Ill ClE1SS .Vg M, ' i , , pi' ?l Meds-- Read the label three times! Ethics Class, Father Sherbno. ,M Nutrition Laboratory Bed making demonstration, is Mary Ehret, R. . M s N Cardiology with Miss Helen Czarnecki, R.N. Microbiology laboratory with Sister Kathleen, O.S.U. Professional Adjustments ll with Miss Stella Piotrowski, R.N. Taking blood pressures l peciall Lecturers Miss Lydia Arndt, B.S.P.H. Public Health Nursing Mr. Merle Heard, B.S., Reg. Pharm. Mr, Edward J. McCormick Jr., B.S., L.L.B. Jurisprudence for Nurses Pharmacology ll 54 1 1898 1955 .-we 5 fy 1,4 x ,,. 4 wg ,.g4v,,4Q1, ,sa H g,.W,,,. K, V2 ui . gx 'V +1 CTI ITIE .Mm tuolent Counoi The Student-Faculty Organization is the chief organization from which all school activities stem. lt meets once a month. Some of its functions are the sending of delegates to the conventions of the Ohio State Nurses Association and the Na- tional League for Nursing. The Student Council maintains communications with the Toledo Stu- dent Nurses Association by means of special representatives from the student body. The Christmas Dance, Rummage Sale, and Card Party provide entertainment as well as funds for the Student Council activities. Different clubs func- tion as Committees of the Student Council, for example the Sodality and the French Club. Mi a.,.y,, ,.l. . l d M ss Marlofle Smgler an ,,..,-.mi .f -- .yr x Miss MARY KOLLARIK, ii.N. Adviser Student Council Board of Trustees Sitting: Nathalie, l-louse, Senior cxlass Representativeg Molly Furlong, ,Freshman Class Representative: Betty Borgelt, Vice Presidentg Jean Hoffman, Presidentg Margaret Qljlermani Lowe, Secretarygv Grace McCabe, Treasurerg Veronica'Kunesh, Senior Class Presidentg Nancy Consolo, Junior Class' Representative. Standing: Catherine Carone, Freshman Class Representative: Patricia Donahue, Freshman Class 'Presidentg Rose Mc- Carthy, Senior Class Representativeg Mary Jane Carey, Freshman Student: Joanne Ornosky,.Juni6r Class Rep- resentativej Not Shownq Janice Zinser, Freshman Class Representative: Aunalee Bard, Junior-Class President. Refhen-'ber lbb J Pick :DQ and Choosi T iv. '79 at the Rumm 3 E , .... . Q . nce- ' e Christmas Da cl M'ss Madonna Minor at th n i .'a Qe Sale' Toledo tudent urse Association 3 All six Schools ot Nursing in Toledo are represented in the Toledo Student Nurse Association. Through this organization we strive to advance and maintain professional standards among student nurses. We exchange ideas of nursing technique in the communityg and we gain experience in organizational relationships that will be of value to us later on in life. Our T.S.N.A. recreational activities promote good fellowship, and help to raise funds for the projects we undertake for the welfare of others. 9, ' .Ll it A Miss Carol Beery, Junior student, Presi- dent ot the Toledo Student Nurse Associ- ation, who represented the organization at the National Student Nurse Association Convention in St. Louis this year. 1 Joann Gallam Cllepresentativel, Carol Beery tPres- identl, Mrs. Judy Stein, R.N. iAdviserl, and Lois Hermes lRepresentativeJ making plans for our part in Student Nurse Week. Carol Beery, President, and Otticers from other schools in the city, discuss plans for Student Nurse Recruitment Week. June Mooney, Senior student, elected St. -Vincent's candi- date for Queen of Hearts at the Sweetheart Swirl . L I .... g Vrrrk . I 1 ,VKVVA A V. .,., If U A 1 A A A Mary Frantz Junior student , , and Chairman of the Pub- Iicity Committee tor Student Nurse Week, who led the organization through radio, television shows, and news releases. Aitxxzttftict- ii Y. Rita Heinze, Freshman stu- dent, who did so well as Chairman of The Queens Committee for for the Sweetheart Swirl , T.S.N.A. Valentine formal. The agent, Gul' Lady Leads the Way. The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary aims to draw students to Jesus through Mary . The monthly meetings carry a spiritual tone and feature a variety of programs. Some outstanding contributors during the past year were the Propagation of the Faith, the Serra Club,'the Grailville Com- munity College, and others, whose words and example cannot help but inspire in us a more active and truitful participation in the lay apostolate of the Church. A Sodality Officers: Rita lrmen, Treas- urerg Peg lHermanJ Lowe, Prefect, Sister Georgette Leduc, s.g.m., Ad- viserg Jeanne Schira, Vice-Prefectg Mary Sberna, Secretary. I Eam- ill, . 'fl . ' J V' fy-.H . , - a,.tt , Arla Lee lott, Betty Borgelt, Vivian Brancheau at the Sodality Reception. Reverend Father John Malone, distributes Miraculous Medals to the new Socialists. Sodality project-making .a crib for-the Infant Jesus. Norma Jean Burns. VOCdt1OH C MW' f .f Sister Marjorie Reece, s.g.m., Lay Retreat Adviser I ff and Retreat Reverend John Malone Spirital Director of the Vocation Club Vocation Club members with Sister Georgette Leduc, Moderator. Father Glass, Maryknoll Missionerg Miss Stella Piotrowski, R.N., Sister Helen Cummings, and Norma Jean Burns. A+, Good Habitsg lnformal conference with Father Richard McCormick, S.J., our Retreat Master. 59 ister Reece Called Away V. H U ' Cast of The Doll House produced and directed by Miss Stella Piotrowski, R.N. lcenterl Mother Dorothy Reece, 5,g.m. Provincial Superior V. Our feast day musical l'The Doll Housenbecame a combined welcome and farewell program as we bid good-bye to Mother Dorothy Reece, leaving us to assume new duties as the Provincial Superior of her Choristers Nancy Spanogle, Phyllis Gephart, Rose Marie Trout, Arlene Hoff, Jeanne Schira, and Nedra Wyse. community, and welcomed Sister Alice Herman, who arrived to succeed her in the position of Superior and Administrator of St. Vincent's Hospital. Sister Lecluers Feast Day The Operetta Bernadette was chosen to celebrate the feast of St. George, patron of our Director, Sister Georgette Leduc. The Chair- man, .S-ister' Mary Rene, S.N.D., Freshman, student, and her Co-Chairman, Sister Mary Wil.liiam., O.S.F., Junior student, together with several committees, assumed responsibility for the entire production and the results were wonderful, indeed. 3 in A-2 ,Q Bernadette lArIene McCabel scolded by her mother Uoanne Ornoskyl i Bernadette taunted by her friends as she prays. , .1 June Dougherty, M.C. . .gi if Head Table Veronica Kunesh, Nathalie House, Rose Marie Trout, Aunalee Bard, Father William Diamond, Father John Malone, Miss Mary Kollarilc, R.N., Arla Lee lott, and Jeanne Schira. unior- enior Banquet How we enjoyed this formal get-to- gether as a class with our Advisers and friendsl And how we prize the beautiful set of gold cuff links, engraved with our school monogram, that each Senior sfu- dent received as a farewell gift from the Junior Class. We had a most enjoyable 62 evening in the Copper Room of the Secor Hotel and we appreciate sincerely the gracious gesture of our little Sisters, the Junior Class. Merry luflstmas ill l l, 'Z lil gall Il: ll: 5 , Patricia Sf. Arnaud, R.N., President of the Toledo Deanery, Diocesan Coun- cil of Catholic Nurses, guest speaker. Christmas Play Mrs. Maureen- Zeluff Journalistic Consultant Sister Isabel Burgess Faculty Adviser Vinoentine tall The Vincentine Staff ofthe centenary year wishes to extend sincere thanks and appreciation to all our friends, far and near, who so graciously and generously responded to our appeals for help and service. Your support made it possible to meet all our obli- gations successfully. Again, thanks to a circle of wonderful people. The Big Five B. Toland, Assistant Business Managerg N. J. Burns, Business Managerg S. Cole, Editor-in-Chiefg M. l-lughes, Co-Editorg R. McCarthy, Assistant Co-Editor N A Student subscriptions committee. School and class editing committees. 64 'iw ff ma A x pg 1 Q Z W f f Suzanne Cole Q Editor Mr John K. Wakelln Our Photographer Glee Under the direction of Mr. Joseph DeCaire, our Glee Club meets once a week for rehearsals. The time is well spent in voice culture and learning new pieces. Appearing on television with Ginny Woods of Friendship House program, singing Christmas Carols for the patients in the hospital, being invited to sing at 'the annual Medical Staff Dinner, the Ladies Guild anniversary program, and at various school activities, aresome of the satis- On 5 Friend A factions and rewards of membership ,,Gmmki' Sen xooks on as Aggrformance that we treasure highly. ' ship Ou d nt NurseS , Stu 9 directS the on the program' ,,, Woods of Televisl Decaire MRS. JUDY STEIN, R.N. Faculty Adviser MR. JOSEPH DeCAlRE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ' -. Director of the Glee Club Phyllis Gephart, Librariang Janice Gunn, Presidentg Arlene McCabe, Vice President lseatedlg Rose Marie Trout, Secretary-Treasurer, Catherine Carone, Librarian. S STL VINCENT'S HOSPl-TAL ADVISORY BOARD Jc. Vincentrs fclierry Street, 1858. E TEN ARY FEATURE Edward J. McCormick, M.D. President Mr. Hazen Arnold Viee President ldeceasedl Mr. Ted Donolrer Secretary ' Mr. C. J. Wilcox Treasurer Mr. Bernard Baker Mr. Harold Boeschenstein Mr. Howard Crosby Mr. Erwin Effler ' Mr. Allen Haid Mr. Leo S. Hillebrand Mr. Walter Kountz Mr. Jules' Lippman Right Rev. Monsignor Robert A. Maher Mr. Harry Roberts Mr. Faustin J. Solon Mr. A. Gideon Spieker Mr. William Sturm Mr. Joseph Tillman Mr. Sinclair Walbridge Mr. Willard Webb Mr. Michael- Yamin w x X X X . x X X iz. Vincenfs foclay. 5 l The steady-growth of the Medical Staff reflects the growth of the hospital and the surrounding com- munity. Today St. Vincent's numbers 28l members on its Staff Roster. The quality of medical care supplied to the patients of St. Vincent's has always remained at a high level of efficiency throughout the years. This fact in itself is the best tribute we can make to the devoted doctors who serve on that Staff. DR. M. A. SCHNITKER Director I Department of Medicine DR. B. G. SHAFFER Director Department of Surgery DR. H. J. PARKHURST Director Department of Dermatology DR. MORRIS WEINBLATT Director Cconsultation onlyj Department of Neuro-Psychiatry DR. W. K. ZOLLINGER Director Department of Pediatrics DR. M. F. VIDOLI Director Department of Pathology DR. JOHN ROBERTS Director Department of Eye DR. PHILIP KATZ Director I Department of Anesthesia , L,i1Q1fZ?:i3' -NbXv:l 5'f I. 17 , .1I1'.j.,Zf.?f' , XE' - - 3525-1:a..:z . '1f5M.:1fs- 1'- FTE-'S6-'.. 2-5 ' ' '.'. -- '- iifeiflizii . .1142 - Q .. .5151 555713755 r'ytq'g',r. ' ' '. ' I x Qsqpp .., DR. L. REED CRANMER Acting Director Department of Otolaryngology ww., . DR. JAMES I. COLLINS DR. WARREN BAIRD Q ur Ch i e t S DR. JOHN HILLABRAND I Chief of Staff Vice-Chief of Staff Director DR. W. W. GREEN Department of Obstetrics Director and Gynecology Department of Proctology 41,4 , - ' ' fi ,Q-1-I -Q . jz 1.-.5 :Img-gf , ...,f- W - pa if.--mffmrrzl. -I -1- rf,-::e'k:4.a.i'9 f'- ' I If 2 '52 SZ! 1 fha.:-wi-..4..W4.ti. . .A ,Lg me-a.. ' I fn, ,I i,Q5'f 1, A 'L 13 W' If ,Md Q , ay ,f, ,qw 1.15 A 'YZ ff 74 if 1 P I 1 2,41 , N J J 5, ,A 5,7 'il .A of: I ,J f f ,ef ,Mm 076 'C ' J , f .Af f J f ,, 1 f 47 I 7 IN IW- , j 1 J, tj 5 f 4 f ' -4 A y . ft ' ' 1 5, if W , P g 7 1? f' -7' e i 'W-2. Q DR. F. C. CURTZWILER Secretary-Treasurer DR. A. L. BERSHON Director Department of Orthopedics Director ' I i DR M. T. SCHNITKER I 1 1 Director f I. DR. A. A, APPLEBAUM Department of Cardiology 'AJ +1 Fl.. .I-9' Department of Neuro-Surgery .. ' V Not Shown DR. L. C. JACKSON Acting ,Director J 1 it 6 t :IQ ,Lg-5' 'III' I I In .JJ I IIIIIIIAI f IIIIIIII L '14 ul J EI tg 5 ? ' Department of Dentistry 68 DR. EUGENE OCKULY DR. F. C. CURTZWILER Director Director Department of Urology Department of Roentgenology t i v- X' .' 1' ., f Y I f , PN T ' f is W 7 ,-- -cygy Qi 0' ' Vp c X f 4 , MJ! XX 1 l Miss Elizabeth Zigroi, Sister Kathleen Parris, Secretary-Treasurerg and Mr. Harold Jenks, Busi- ness Manager, look over hospital ledger. 1 Miss Shirley Neimeyer, Secretary to the Ad- ministrator, Mrs. Jennie Zawadski, Medical S ff S - ' ' ta ecretfary' and-MISS Juha Gormley' Dr. Edward Ockul Chairman of the Medical N S S r . Yi Ursmg ervlce ecre ary Record Committee and Mrs. Mary Davies, M.R.L., in charge of Record Room and Presi- dent of Ohio Medical Record Librarians Association. MQW A friend to everyone . . . a friend indeed!! Mrs. Maureen Zeluft, Director of Public Relations. Mrs. Lena Patterson, Miss Sophie Kijeck, and Mrs. Ruth Scarlato checking vacancies and admissions. Mr. William Pratt, Personnel Director. Sitting: Dr. Byron Shaffer, Dr. E. F. Glow, Dr. Ben McCollam. Standing: Dr. Irwin McConnell, Dr. Richard Hotz. X 69 This was modern X-ray equipment in l923. Dr. Frank Curtzwiler and Dr. Clarence Huftord, Radiologist and President of the American Association of Radiologists at the stereoscopic viewing box. Dr. George Asahina, Radiologist, dictating X-ray reports. 70 Dr. Robert Ulrich, Radiologist, lecturing to the House Staff. Dr. Frank Curtzwiler, Chief of Roentgenology, by today's model of the same table. Our Competent X-ray Staff. Sitting: Mrs. Gladys Farris, Mrs. Zelda Thompson. Standing: Sister St. Rene, Miss Florence Pantenburg, Miss Helen Stenger, Mr. John Sinkovic, Miss Nora Shubon, Mr. Gerald Brown. Mrs, Bernice Bannon and Mrs. Carolyn Wagner, medical secretariesg Mrs. Shirley Wagner, tile clerk, in X-ray Department. 2 l M. .. , Dr. Antonia Nikolajewski, and Dr, Alex J. McLean, Resident in Surgery, in the tissue laboratory. Dr. Hollis Burrows, Associate Pathologist, and Dr. Marion Vidoli, Chief of Pathology Department. Mary Jane Sloan and Ann Marie Soldner, Heart Station Technicians. xf' Conrad Bogusz, Director of the Blood Bank, and Dr. H. Burrows, by the new special blood bank refrigerator. Eugene Beller Hospital Chauffeur. Dr. John Gross, Resident in Surgery, dic- tates a case to Mrs. Ruth Owens, Medical Secretary in the OR. ln Central Service. Mrs. E. Koring, Mrs. C. Dukes, Miss J. Stanley, Mrs. M. Jazwiecki, Mrs. H. Mullins, and Sister Irene Levesque. Thomas Kriner, Pharmacist, and Miss Ruth Meyers, B-3 Supervisor. e X 1 Mrs. Anne Richardson, Mrs. Victoria Golombiew- ski, and Mrs. Clara Dul- inski, Supervisor of Tray Service. Our kitchen in the early l92O's. Tom Lancaster, Chefg Mrs. Emma Hudson, Assistant Food Manager, and Sister Germaine Marchessault, Food Manager. Mrs. Mildred Swisher, Mrs. Cecilia Menno, The New Lookl Nutrition, attrac tiveness, and efficiency combined. Mrs. Betty Kranich Lancaster, Administrative Dietitian. Julia Ball, Myrtle Jackman, Alice Koma- sinski, Lucille Andrews, Cafeteria. Supervisor. Supervisor Coffee Shopg Miss Evalina Roberts, and Mrs. Myrtle Brabb. 72 Mrs. Clara Petee, Dieticiang checks tray with JoAnn Ornosky and Nancy Consolo. Arthur Maier, Dan Snelling, and Mr. R. 4 Dusseau, Store,Manager, Purchasing Department. Mrs. Lois Swift and Mrs. Juliana Beller, Purchasing Department Dr. L. Reed Cranmer lectures on Otolary- ngology to the House Staff. Surgery and Urology get-together Dr. A. lancu, Associate Resident Urology, Dr. A. Bartol- ome, Associate Resident Urology, Dr. W. Green, Chief of Proctologyg Dr. L. Musngi, Intern in Surgery. ln the Coffee Shop. Dr. K. Schoenrock, Dr. J. B. Westhoven, Dr. E. F. Glow, Mr. M. Vidoli, Unidenti- 73 fied, Dr. J. Miller, Dr. R. Zucker lin backl, Dr. W. Taylor, Dr. M. Sudhoff, Dr. W. Henry. The voices that smile. Miss Ruby Netcher and Mrs. Helen Gobrecht. Operating Room between cases . Dr. A, A. Brindley lstandingl g Dr. John Czarnecki, Dr. Eugene Ockuly, Dr. A. J. Kuehn, Dr. Martin Diethelm, Dr. William Meyers, Dr. Richard Hotz. Sister Dunn, R.N., B.S., and Anne Bruggeman, Pharmacist. Miss Joan Cooper, R.N., Dr. Martin Diethelm, and Miss Patricia Kusan, R.N. in the nurse's station, Delivery Room Mrs. T. l-lagaman, circulating for a tonsillectomy. Surgery isn't all serious!! Theresa Kassman, R.N., and Sister Lanthier, O.R. Supervisor. Dr Harold Shapiro books a case with Miss Helen Gaffney RN Assistant O.R. Supervisor. Dr. Philip Katz, Chief Anesthetist, checks a patient in the Recovery Room. GOing home today, Lacldie? Miss The surgeon needs an anesthetist D l-DUB? Herroldf R-lfl-1 and MVS- Vlirda James Collins and Dr. A. A, Brindley. Steiger, G.P.N. In the Premature 74 Nursery. . 'TQ Art. Graves, Chief Electrician, House Protection. M Lawrence Brown, and Ernest Willard Ray, Chiefg M Waidler, Assistants. Carl Burien, Guard. Laundry. lsittingl: Mrs. Maria Reyna, and Miss Charlotte Turner. lstandingl: Mrs. Peary Zam, and Miss Mary Lou Schatz. Mary Norman, Assistant, and Mrs. Luella McKenzie, Executive Housekeeper. Our Carpenters. Harlan Dann, and Arthur Haas. George Sorgenfrei, Earnest Koontz and Chris Ackerman, Chief Engineer. Mrs. Agnes Meehan, R.N., Assistant Supervisorg and Sister Lena Breton, Supervisor, A-3. Kenneth Van Buren, Chief Washerg Edward Kujawa, David Odom, Kostanty Orwinski, Cyrio Hughes. Not shown: Sister Dora Dinelle, Laundry Manager. Receiving Department. Sewing Room. Mrs. M. McKenzie Mrs. C. Regg, and Sister Eva, Coderre, Supervisor. Chester Lee and Clifford Kuntz, I GRATEFUL TRIBUTE We dedicate this section to St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church, under whose fatherly patronage and protection St. Vincent's Hospital has given its one hundred Years of service to the sick and the needy. We invoke his blessing on all our benefactors, especially those herein inscribed, without whose material aid and co-operation this cente- nary issue of The Vincentine could not have been produced. .,ll DR. AND MRS. A. A. APPLEBAUM s.t.. .,er..rs,. . .cl., . s,:,-:.. f1,., . , .srtssr ., . ,... 4,b..,S,.,-.M-.k....,,.,V..13f.,.,:,.N.:.f, . ,..l .,,... . ,,,,, ., , V ,,.,. .,.,, ...Ku DR ,,1,.,.r, X I ' . .. ,. X I ..M-.. :-.w,.:..,A.. ...-f ,... ..-sf.: .vv,- N..t...s..E..-E...--M.,.:,-MA: ,.SW.,...vl55 Ai .,..',:,.-,Eg ..f,.sI::g .sQ..,,.:-, ..:. gg. Q t,:5,:.gg W, R- wa- -...,.A...v1:-..-1. -. iE':E :,r. Q .r,.r I .... . ,.2, A DR. AND MRS. JOHN C. KELLEHER MISS MAGDALEN KLEECAMP, R.N. MISS MARY A. KOLLARIK, R.N. DR. AND MRS. B. A. KARWOWSKI DR. AND MRS. G. P. LAMMERS L. A. LEVISON, M.D. DR- AND MRS' G- 5- UNK N- GARDNER MATHIESONI MD- .l rv . r E:.4.,..-5-.5.,,.,,:.-,A.Vs . .v,,...,.-.-.,,,,2,f.. .,,.,v.-I-7.,...KVmi... i1'1 DR. AND MRS. B. R. MCCOLLAM DR. AND MRS. C. W. MCNAMARA il. DR- AND MRS. WARD C- MYERS DR, AND NIRS. J. P. MORAN DR. AND MRS. ROBERT w. MUENZER MRS. FRANCIS GENE NOVAK, R.N. .S,-A. f DR. AND MRS. EDWARD E. ocKui.Y CUREZSWQILERQ. .',' I DR. AND MRS. EUGENE A. OCKULY .... 'l V.1i i 9 V......':: q 'A QL .,.E , DDESKY SWEET SHOP JQHIN-?fDf AEDFCKIE R l ' Q '2'. E5 2'l l'Er 7 -ltz 2 .ltizrl i 1 -.-'E N5 V'Rl I l'i' lll' I ...A i .S f ,-.S. i..- S fi? E'fA Tf' I I '.E-' 1 i S: 'ff' I f A U rlri IMQRSE Af f5lRP,leEKT iff '-l1S'. Q 'rllr Q .11 1 . 'S -A -A - Ail. S+... 5 A A -5, .... , i.it Ri irr. 1 ...i.:' W ' A EE'li.l-iA IQ I ' ' l l lr.rV' I -R.i' . I '1f1 IVSI ASTA l- -. -.f. I A .. I l ' i .rl AEEV 1.'t: S .ff -ESE g tr.I Allri .'.' 'l E-.A l,. 'ifv r'.,- 3 fifi '1.v l ' E'.' 3 'iii-J il A'if ' - . , ,..y AL... I... ....Ql .. . DR. AND MRS. c. E. HUFFORD A DR. AND MRS. J. D. HUSS y .... MR. AND MRS. WIEERED ISABELLE by V VQRZ .:SV, A A. P. JAMES, M.D. MRS. ALICE JENNY V -1 -' 24' V.-.va-.M.D. Ja:-V r::.: H'f- 2 11:1 DRE . .. I . . ivy . f ' .1 ffl -2, -5.51QQsf'5J.1.1-52275.f:'-13-Ez'-Ffffi' 5fIE'If,' . ,. , -:Ef..:,- :fL1j'--,.- I. fs, A Patrons Albert J. Alter, M.D. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr Dr. Mr Dr. and Mrs. S. Asahina and Mrs. A. S. Avery and Mrs. W. A. Baird and Mrs. H. G. Bruss, and Mrs. O. W. Burkholder . and Mrs. Eugene R. Burns W. Hollis .Burrows . and Mrs. Nicholas J. Carr and Mrs. Frank C. Clifford Mrs. Francis Comes Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. Conn Dr. and Mrs. John D. Czarnecki Mr. and Mrs. John R. Furlong Dr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Green Dr. and Mrs. Mervin E. Green Dr. and Mrs. Ned Barney Hein Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hertzberg Mr. and Mrs. Orville Inglis Dr. and Mrs. Rillin Kuebbeler Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lauber Miss Barbara Lenhart, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel D. Loflancl Dr. and Mrs. Martin R. Lorenzen Dr. and Mrs. Florian A. Majewski Dr. and Mrs. lrvin W. McConnell Mr. Edward J. McCormick, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hal B. McLean Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Miehls Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Millis Physicians Record Co. Dr. and Mrs. Haroid.Poneman V Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr J. Dr Dr Dr Dr Dr . and Mrs. L. S. Pugh . and Mrs. Joseph G. Quinlan . and Mrs. Lawrence Rayman . and Mrs. R, M. Reineck , and Mrs. Maurice A. Schnitker D. Sullivan, M.D. , . and Mrs. William S. Thai . and.Mrs. E. C. Unckrich .land Mrs. A. D. Vogelsang . and Mrs. Morris Weinblatt . and Mrs. Leo Weiss Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeyen Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Cleo L. Bard Mr..and Mrs. George Beery lsodore Binzer, M.D. Charles Bohnengel, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Burstein Miss Mary Alice Coyne, R.N. Miss Lucille Cousino, R.N. Miss Inez M. Deirliot, R.N. Mr. Walter Eccleston Mrs. Mabel Fischer Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gallam Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoyles Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hughes- Mrs. Eloise King Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Koster Miss Delores Kosuth, RN. Mr. and Mrs. George Kunesh Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lauber Mrs. Vivian Maher, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marvin Mrs. Ruth McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mclnerney Miss Mary Ann Mekus, R.N. Mrs. Anna Monoco, R.N. 77 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. H. Pilzecker . A. Porczak J. B. Rayman A. B. Saeli Mrs. William Sberna Mrs. Otillia M. Schira Miss Rita Schira, R.N. Miss K. Seethaler, R.N. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Tansey Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Witker Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Wohl ' Q X, 2 'X County Health Nursing Pediatric Nursing t. Vlnoent S Alumnae Association On this page are represented a few of the many different types of nursing in which St. Vincent's Alumnae are engaged at the present time. Some members have selected the oldest field of nursing, Private Duty. Others have chosen Institu- tional Nursing as Head Nurses, Staff Nurses, or Supervisors. Some are Instructors in Nursing Schools. Others have selected positions in Public Health, as City, County, or District Nurses, Tuberculosis, Office, or Industrial Nurses. Some are Air Hostesses and Commissioned Officers in the Armed Services of our country. The field of Mental Hygiene has claimed some, while volunteer work with the Red Cross has interested others, A large percentage of the Alumnae have chosen the field of homemaking by becoming happy and successful wives and mothers-a field where a nurse finds ample opportunity for applying all her professional knowledge, skills, and womanly qualities. What varied fields of nursing and oppor- tunities are available to the young graduate professional nurse in this atomic age, compared with the situation a hundred years ago. Nursing ' 4 'i- 4'Mf:1,1',-4? 1 4. 1 pw - 1 zen. , .. ., mg 1. '54 x. .-,x .affQ.:f--- - wir:-H H wifi:--wg .elf-3:5522 . -21 v-,?i355:.:,.- g Q4 f af' ' 'xiii .V 1,1.. miss. . T .'.1':NSf , . xydrffeef- . iiiax-'f:gIE,ig we-.f.-,QV 1 .- 1:sg:5x,.f,-, - - - ffl 3+ ., 212.2'H2E '-1749349 3:15, .L QEEQISIEYEQSQ. -. 5.1. 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Toledo, 011iO P COMPLIMENTS OF Harold Supply Corporation Institutional - Hospital - Medical Supplies and Equipment Too FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF Goulclen's Sealoods WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A 515 MONROE STREET TOLEDO, OHIO MAin 4108 80 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUDSON POTATO OHIP COMPANY CR9Q?5 3338 LaGRANGE STREET TOLEDO, OHIO GArfieId 6631 COMPLIMENTS OF Me Fred Uzrisfen and Sons 60. Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors Large or Small We Roof Them 'All 7T4-26 GEORGE STREET A TOLEDO, OHIO ADams 4161 8T . I 'A'11 Eff' ' .., A ' . ,,., ' , .,,, COMPLIMENTS OF HAUGHTON ELEVATOR COMPANY A 671 SPENCER STREET TOLEDO, OHIO WAIbrigde 344I COMPLIMENTS s OF MIZERNY 'MEAT AND POULTRY COMPANY O 28-30-32 NORTH SUPERIOR STREET TOLEDO, OHIO MAin II74 COMPLIMENT5 OF ALLEN FOODS, INC. Institution Food Specialists V ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI UNion 7-2400 PRODUCED BY R 0lf A COMPLETE YEARBOOK SERVICE FOR THE TRAINING' SCHOOL' ANNUAL PRINTERS OF THIS ANNUAL THE 1955 VINCENTINE New City Printing Co. 802 - 806 SIP STREET UNION CITY, N. J COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS F O OF O Drink At Least Three Glasses Of Milk Every Day TOLEDO LAUNDRY Launderers, Rug and Dry Cleaners O THE TOLEDO MILK DISTRIBUTORS . 2127 ASHLAND AVENUE ASSOCIATION TOLEDO, OH,O FUlton 6633 COMP'-IMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN LOCKSMITH COMPANY A Ray Martin oxYGEN EQUIPMENT SERVICE COMPANY 1933 CHRISTE DRIVE 1519 WEST BANCROFT TOLEDO, OH IO Auto Keys Made by Code Hardware Specialties 'Bring all your key and lock problems to us' O 39 XSUMMIT STREET TOLEDO, OHIO ' MAin 4330 .42