Swedish Covenant Hospital School of Nursing - Candle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Judith Johnson is producing live Johnson and Johnson products. Marjorie Johnson is still trying to decide what to do with her Bachelor of Science degree. Janet Jones has taken Mrs. Stromdah1's place as P. M. supervis or. Lowayne Larson has postponed wedding plans again to study at University of Chicago--Did she say pre -med? Elaine Marschman is now raising her three children according to theories learned at Children's Memorial. Yvonne Olson spends her spare time painting murals on the walls of the pastor's study. Pat Rasmussen is the only midwife in rural areas of Nebraska. Joyce Anderson and Andy are working for an even dozen with four boys and four girls--are they all twins? Asta Rafos is nurse for an opera company, working extra as beautician. Phyllis Palmberg is giving nursing care to Nebraska farm animals. Margaret Roloson we've lost track of --but did she go to Alaska? Pat Sandbloom is finally making plans for that June wedding with her Vlfheaton man. Anita Spencer is teaching piano at Cook County Hospital. Karen Van Steenwyk hopes soon to open her own charm school. Faith Weber is sending her three children faithfully to KYB Club every Sunday. Ruth West listens faithfully to WMBI from sun-up to sun-down. Jeanie White is organizing NCF meetings for male nurses. Sandra Wistrom is still working at Sh.riner's Hospital, and we understand, often gets mistaken for the kids. Dixie Steel is now serving as OR supervisor. Did she really like OR? 60

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'll this advice to the junior class night owls, Don't get sterling qualities of forget- l, Ruth West, wr your liver in a quiver! l, jeanie White will my fulness, il found my lost clothes. . 3 months later. . . all mildewedlj my rigid schedule, Ql'll get up in another hour.j and my driving abilities LGrand Haven, Michigan in 45 minutesj to joAnn jensen. l, Sandra Wistrorn, last but not least, will my organizational ability to Eleanor Wetzstein. We, janet jones and Dixie Steel, will the confusion created by our striking resemblance to Karen Dense and Lois Conradt. We, the senior class, will to Barb Lindell, Cathy Peters, and Nancy johnson the ability to turn mattresses according to nursing principles. Ooops, we forgot to take off the linen! To Miss Fletcher, we will the latest medication for general ills, Miallergrain, discovered by Dr. Orni Akinbak. To Miss Peterson we will, as a last try, completed US citizenship applications. Miss joel, with our envious regards? receives a free years pass to the Tastee -lfreez. To Miss Greider, the most modernfin bamboofislring rods. Good luck next year! To Dr. Hulburt, we leave the following orders. . .24 hours of bedrest with aspirin grg x q. 4 h. with one large bottle Hydros gingerale and a return appointment tomorrow at 10 a. rn. To the freshmen class we leave an opportunity for revenge! And as our last bequest, to our Lady of the Dining Hall, we leave a free pass to an orthopedic clinic for treatment of her congenital absence of clavicles and dislocated hip. if We: the ' ' Junior C1 . upperclassmem ass, predlct the following in the next f. We Years for om- .i..4..4-.- Karen Akerlund . . . is bus'1 . Elsltsplilbigshedka boot gniiglgcinilpgoagas ag gs golf club, Mary Balb h Vi, . . WOT Ing as cheap hel '. an ,ne Ways to Eat L t as haf Joyiglgulienson has again beenpclsn? Promising young doctojsmg? Eunice Anarticau eEgi1:-S'-rYIg9uSly noted for beE?12eihEYfj16I' husband for arfogliiiwe k for those home d 1-arbgfw is often Seen 1od3St woman missionary to tif ' e IVEFICS in eastern Tengesseelfg through swamps in knej boots Carolyn Christopher . onl five 15 the P1'0l1d moth . 333333.Tssstzissi1,52203.Sssg2.1eZ1??fiiYS5.15s2121fssgzszlsgefs--at Gil, in asglsgljgluand a nursing Careez. eglilglg that all importanctlzaillgies has just hung u lil Switzerland and owns hir O15 F0l'i'eSt is living with hugs d has answered qi Cl: shingle as 2 seamstress inlivqn Ski resort, Ethel Fransonan , allenge of frontier nursing. el' Community, Marilyn Hughes iv-C-O-'O-' 59

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Nurses' Hharus WE SING HIS PRAISES Meeting weekly for practices, the Nurses' Chorus serxes as an enjoyable outlet from the tense hospital situation. The Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter season find the chorus presenting several evening concerts in Chicago -area churches. Highlighting the year is the banquet at the Svithiod Club given by the hospital in honor of the chorus. Mr. E. Clifford Toren graciously gives of his time to conduct the group which is accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Arthur Nelson. MR. E. CLIFFORD TOREN DIRECTOR l 61 MRS. ARTHUR NELSON AccoMPANlsT