UCSF Medical Center - Medi Cal Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Left to right-Top, Sixth Row: Crary, Miller, Hoeclcer, Trott, Baldwin, Seibel, Angell. Fifth Row: Cox Chandler, Derr, Hall, Iohnson, Peterson, Anderson. Fourth Row: Burley, Nelson, Graff, Crouch Farrell, Kune, Stough. Third Row: Kidrick, Lichty, Christopher, Kirkpatrick, Cole, Ehrennman, Bass Myhre, Second Row: Graves, McClain, Lee, Briar, Nishimura, Konoshima. Front, First Row: Griffith Ogawa, Richter, Krueger, Kubota, Yamada, Martinelli, Emerson. wnmaefaat President . . ELVA NELSON Vice-President . NORMA LICHTY Secretary . . MIRIAM DERR The Iunior Class successfully avoided the sym- toms ot Second Year Confusion by devoting a generous portion of its time to the activities planned for it by its officers. Members of the Class interested in vocalizing took part in the work offered by the Glee Club. By pro- viding Big Sisters, the Class was largely respon- sible ior the success oi the Student Body's orien- tation program for the incoming Freshmen. Dinners, shows and ice cream parties were held throughout the year. Birthdays and other anniversaries were celebrated. Officially, several activities had the spotlight, in- cluding a Skating Party Cneed We mention thatl, a Swim, a Card Party and a Radio Dance. The social year was closed by the delightful ban- quet Which the Iunior Class holds yearly to say goodby to the Senior Class. MIRIAM DERR NORMA LICHTY ELVA NELSON 1 1

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MARY KUHL ALICE FLYNN Seam Glam President . I . MARY KUHL Vice-President . . . ALICE FLYNN Secretary . . CAMILLA MARTIN 'Traditionally self-confident and awe-inspiring, the senior class grows senti- mental when considering its third year-that in which its two sections finally grow to be one. There are memories of Freshman tears and hopes: the lunior slump: first baths and deliveries: and dates with the Fraternities. It discovered the Coop and Irving Street: sun bathing on the roofg the call roomy night duty. lt has lived through the gruts. It has seen the house officers change and known the hospital grapevine. Gripe sessions have continued through the three years. When ward work and case studies and field trips have not interfered, there were class meetings and parties, the traditional Junior-SeniorVBanquet, and the presentation of a class play. ' Unofficially, the greatest enthusiam lay in a round oi announcement parties- weddings-and showers, both for brides and a mother-to-be. The class leaves to be scattered from San Francisco to the East Coast for further schooling. Some follow the romance of travel. Others will return to Cal for Public Health. However, many will stay here to practice nursing with their Alma Mater.

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