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

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Freshmen all over again for the third time. But we FIRST HOW, left to right Hardie, Carlyon, Dere, Lar- son, Hirooka, Watanabe, Shi- mane. SECOND HOW: Hofer. Helman, Manwaring, Heitich, Palmer, Pomeroy, I. Ferguson, THIRD ROW: Herman, Heald, Scudier, Sundkulla, Takenou- chi, Parker, Weisenherqer, Bealy. Ianet Heald Spring semester president: Ioan Murray, Fall semester president. Sakuma, Yokoqawa, Suyama lotski, Hill, Williams, Francis Olsson, Moore, Olsen, Elkin kumcr, Marzluit, Zenger, Koch Murray, Teiierner, Lowry Lichti, Callison. rmsr now. left lo fight: Sato, Ciemny, Novolozo. P. Emery. snconn now: xml Leemun. THIRD now: s. suf had fun in our struggle to take a place in the world oi the UC. Medical Center. Girls from all over California, Hawaii and other states make up our class which is enthusiastically seeking to learn and enjoy this life. Activities were many and varied. Trying to sell apples isn't the easiest thing to do, especially since money is concerned. It was still fi fruitful venture. Then- the tea and fashion show. Talk of getting a well-known store to show their stock flew about, but we had more fun modeling our own belongings. The final phase of being freshmen included the men- ace to all good grades-finals. And the more pleasant event of a welcome session for the new students. At last, the end of our freshman regime, but we leave it behind with a regretful note, for what an experience it has been! Selbtem ber 5 main Clary

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Service on surgical wards includes setting up solutions for intravenous infusion. The babies are the stars oi the nursery service. A newcomer poses for his lirst photo. LORNA AUSTIN, President. Februar 5 uming Claw One year has passed Csiglfil since We last boasted oi our mighty eleven and still we all have held out and have not fallen by the Wayside. We have had IOOCXJ participation in most of our activities and our enthusiasm is a mystery to all who know us. We kept busy most of the year with classes and ward routines along with the NCSNA conven- tion, class council meetings and the Student-Faculty Teas. At Christmastirne We all journeyed to Oakland for dinner prepared by our notorious chef Peg Bowen and for our first year anniversary we celebrated at the McBee's in Richmond. By next year at this time most of us will have at last attained our goal oi a graduate nurse, but till then we must be content with our extracurricular activities to keep us happy, it not healthy. FIRST ROW: left to right Nishi. Austin, Truger, Zander. L. Young. SEC- OND ROW: Uno, Brandes, S. White, Bowen, McBee, Bollcmtyne. 3 W. M ' ES EM ,

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FIRST ROW, left to right: I Westbrook. Edwards. Baer, Burst, Chong Hardy. SECOND ROW Chanq, Smith. Bender, Saywell, Laughlin. Marples. is Sf -ass T at sit its eff?-tires ,V ,L ' JEAN MARPLES President Februar 5 main Clam Twelve Belles on Their Toes, so happy and fr With parties, dances, receptions, and teasg All t s officers-so unique are wel o u At work we're serious-so the instructors say, They never see us in the dorm- tres gat , Where seniors and sophs lead us astray. Bewildered and lost in clinic and Ward, We practice in lab with mistakes galorep Using the hypos like a twelve-inch sword! In lecture We sit so straight and trim, Listening and learning with vigor and vim: ' d 1' I A dozen y oung lassies-all slender an s 1m Affiliation with the Visiting e Association takes stu- Nurs dents to all parts of the city ' d health for bedside care an teaching. Pre-nursing students from the taken Berkeley campus are on an introductory tour. 1 , G9