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

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. . . in mfrin Our last year was a very active one. ln spite of projects and comps we still had fun! There were class dinners and birthday parties, too, And open houses and engagement parties for a few. But we took time out from the usual din To have our Weekly ceremony of the pin This mysterious routine plus the promise of eating Was one Way to get everyone to a class meeting. Oi course our Senior Activities were the best ever! There was never a better lr.-Sr. Banquet and Retreat-neverl Our hysterical play oi Greek theme was Well cast, And I am sure the memory oi the dance will last. But it was over all too soon and we found That the day for our real Pinning had come around. We all had our blues cut, although some put up a fight, Everyone agreed we all look better in professional white. IBAPTISTA CHAPMAN FRICK Ll-'OSTER Lois Hughes, vice-president: Carol DeWitt, president: Kay Sato, his- torian: Rachel Kish, treasurer: Cnr- inne Sparks, house committee.

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BALDWIN ENSEI. HARVEY LOUIE MORRISON IOANNB H. BALDWIN, B.S. Fresno MARION ENGEL, A.B. Sausalitog Medical Center Chorus JOSEPH E. HARVEY. B.S. San Diego KUNIKO M. HASHIMOTO. B.S. Scm Francisco IOYCE K. ISHIZAKB, B.S. San lose L. GRUNETTA LANGFOHD, B.S. Oakland GEORGE LOUIE, B.S. San Francisco EVELYN MORRISON. A.B. San Mateo NANCY SWINNEY, B.A. Santa Barbara: Pi Beta Phi FRANK B. YAKUSI-II, A.B. San Francisco NOT PICTURED: BEVEHLEY CHAN, B.S. ANNETTE WFLHDEN. B.S. . . . in Pbyrzml Tlvemlby M5 we es I-IASHIMOTO ISHIZAKI-1 LANGFORD SWINNEY YAKUSHI They'll remember our Class of '54 . . . As the last to he held on the basement floor . . . But We will never forget: The Christmas party and charades-Io Baldwin's car troubles-Frank Yakushi's droll humor - Bev Chan and the vul- tures -noontime bridge sessions-Marion Enqel's interest in dentistry-Gmnetta Lang- ford and that rocky-road flavor - Nancy Swin- ney's stalwart loyalty to Texas-The shocks We qave each other in muscle testing-Ice I-larvey's muscles - Evvie Morrison's Three Napkins, please -Annette Warden's lonq treks from Burlingame - George Louie's talent at the piano- Ioyce lshizaka's Whoops, I put my foot in my mouth again -Mary Hashimotds quick smile-And best of all, those moments of relaxation when it was our turn to play the patient. Massage techniques used in polio rehabilitation are perfected during labs. 1

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'W- mg was is-mn EMERY KIM 1 A Q 1 L I H E E3 Q 33 :H M 1. , wg H H S 5 2: 22 WM CLARK CROWELL DE WITT EASTMAN EBERT I 'FUGIKAWA FUIII HAMBLEY HUGHES KIDDER FLORENCE PAULA BAPTISTA, B.S. GWEN FINCH. B.S. Hayward: Ir. House Commitiee Chairman: Ir. Historian Bakersfield CAROLYN E. CHAPMAN MARIE L. FOSTER, B.S. Sparks, Nevada Los Angeles: Ir. Class President: ASUCMC Treasurer I NSB Vice-President: Cal Club: NSB President IEWELL CLARK. B.S. San Francisco DOROTHY FUGIKAWA, B.S. Gilroy SHIRLEY ANN HACKNEY CROWELL. B.S. Somis: Alpha Gamma Sigma MARY FUIII, B.S. Reedley: Ir. Class Secretary: Sr. Class Vice'Presideni CAROL LEE DeWITT, B.S. Tucson, Arizona: Freshman Athletic Committee M. IOYCE WILLIAMS HAMBLEY, B.S. Ir. and Sr. Class President: Cal Club: NSB Oakland: Medi-Cal IOSEPHINE M. L. EASTMAN, B.S. LOIS DAWSON HUGHES. B.S. San Francisco: Medical Center Chorus: Ir. Class Treasurer Long Beach: Sr. Class Vice-President MARILYN EBERT, B.S. GRACE R. KIDDER, B.S. Berkeley: NSE Social Chairman: Ir. Class President Costa Mesa STELLA ABBOTT EMERY, B.S. ALICE KIM, B.S. Long Beach Reedley 1 In January. Marie and Zab re- ceived ihe Florence Nightingale Awards at the pinning ceremony held in Morrison Planeiarium. V, ,