University of Alabama School of Nursing - Pectoris Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Semin 7016 Being of sotmd, but not particulary ingenious minds, we, the senior class of 1957, do hereby be- queath all that is near and dear to our hearts, to the faculty, the hospital, underclassmen, and ou.r co- workers. - ARTICLE I To the physicians we leave our deepest gratitude, for their kind patience and understanding attitude. The faculty deserves the most we can give, which they will receive the day we walk on the stage dressed in white, ready to graduate. Of course, the O. B. Department receives our fondest memories, and a generous supply of guaranteed not to tear rubber gloves. Old O. R. brings back to us the smell of ether and alcohol: we leave them five gallons of Chanel No. 5. Four East Lower and Twelve West Female deserve new examining tables from us. We leave to every nurse on Three East a pair of rollerskates. ARTICLE II INDIVIDUAL DISPOSALS Donna Pennington bequeaths her wittiness and personality to Sue Rutherford. Shirley Smith leaves her smile to Jane Stinnet. Martha Knowles, Betty Chandler, and Nancy Waddell leave their loaded datebook to Marie Watkins, Sylvia Terry, and Marilyn Smith. Genell Hall, Emile Michel, and Martha Branyon leave their book on How To Make A's and Influence People. Erma Alston leaves Betty Thorpe her supply of lanolin hair spray and five nylon hair brushes. Barbara Holt doesn't know what to leave to Jean Stallings, except ten bus tickets and every weekend off. Carol Jones leaves her tired feeling to the energetic frosh. Pam Bragg and Mary Alice Edmonds leave their ability to catch a man to Phyllis Jackson and Pat Helton. Richard Spanjer leaves his charming accent to Nellie Rada. Mary Cook leaves all her worries with Student Council to next year's prexy. Mary Mauldin leaves Joyce Owen her Tom, Dick, and Harrys. Tiajuana Stanfield leaves her study hours to Mary Watson and Eunice Roberts. June Marshall leaves Jackie Robertson her strength and stamina. QA doctor's wife leads no easy 1ife.J Edna Windham, Maxine West, and Sarah Owens will their over supply of patience and friendliness to Mary Ann Moore, Wyvonne Isom and Helen Scott. Sue Long gladly wills all her worries with the annual to next year's editor. Joy Thompson leaves her gift of gab to Florence Rhodes. Eufaula Humphfrus leaves her love' of basketball to Ira Burgess. Willie Fay Barber leaves her timid ways to Ann Holley. Betty Smith and Gail Bentley leave their ability to take life easy to Dot Hawk and Betty James. Amanda Polhemus wills all her bop records to Georgia VanSandt. Pat Dorsett leaves her quiet disposition to Martha Caldwell. Dot Davis leaves her Nursing Arts Techniques to Joyce Owen. Martha Gilliland leaves her love of O. B. to Eleanor Davis. Joyce Bryant leaves her jar of vanishing cream to Betty Baugh. Rebecca Monks and Ethel Prater leave their corn remedies to Jeannette Mozley and Margaret Ann Hyde. Lorene Randolph leaves her photogenic profile to Mary Threadgill. Emily Gilbert leaves her happy married life to anyone lucky enough to get married. Geraldine Ryan leaves her iron hand to next year's third floor hall monitor. Joyce Rasbury leaves her love of Houston to Patsy Hurd. Betty Vinson leaves her faith in the future to all the hopeful. Inge Silton and Vivian Miller leave their friendship and their cheerful outlook on life to Beverly Geddie and Eleanor Davis. Carol Ribinski leaves her Yankee Accent to Dan Jesswein. Ann Walker forgot what she was going to leave. Jeanelle Thompson leaves her poise to Peggy Easterling. Charlene Allen leaves her pleasing manner to anyone who would like to receive lt. Susan' Christian bequeaths her short haircut to Wilma Vice. Elowese Ishee leaves her ability to say what she thinks to Eunice Best. Joyce Simpson leaves all her energy. . . We do hereby declare all former testarnents and wills or legacies revoked and annulled and do this day, the second of Jtuie, in the year of out Lord, 1957 set our hands and seal. The 1957 Senior Class, University Hospital School of Nursing, Gayle Davie, testator,