University of Maryland School of Nursing - Pledge Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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A-........,...-.- ., YV 7,77 Y .,.,,-Af. Y ,...- S . . 'N Q Medicine Dropper -,-. f xg, if of 75 'Q W- . f ,N i ' X nv o 1 2 ' fy, we ' , qi! X 4 W .. W- .M - lt? ' rss . 1 ' ' .f 'fp f . Q l K ' Y 1 f t - W R L 4 xx V 1' ll ' it r s . f ' f . - 1 . j x QL' 4 ,f 55 i f 'l 5 ,jg . -4- N ' 'Y , ff.. r Keeping us all informed as members of the Medicine Dropper staff were D. Kelly, C. Smith,j.Spald1ng N Stgtwn P. Sheyka, K. Seaman, K. Kellerman leditnrl, L. Hutkins, K. Pataky, N1.'lUl1I15Ull, Y. Barkley, and I. Hee s Choir Under the fine leadership of Mr. Haslup, and president J. Rees, at the piano, the glee cluh grew, and grew, and grew '... lfirwt rowlz 31.101111- son, N. Stetson, K. Pataky, C. Barolet, K. Kellerman, Courtney. Csecond rowl 1 C. Staley, K. Fahres, V. Barkley, C. Payne, E. Parker, K. XValsh, E. Sanders, N. Clark, H. Thmnas, .-X. cllltlifbll, sl. Spalding, L. 1 N Van Atta, P. Pelczar, Xl. Dfnnelan. and C. Evans. . V 'I 'L . .' ' ,agf Q , I W: 5,6 --., 1' I - 6. W7 we-. 'lf' Q23 1 . ' 0 2' W 7,3 ,. . .Q . 3' - f if 1 W 1' a K 1 'Q' . 6 A . A 1 x . ' 1 , fa S' . ' l . 9 Er, .f B1 3 v C! ry .. , A 4 N , x 1' .L - 23 , . 54 ST' 1 l E . if

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ff I Y- ? 13,1 -a k . 2 x l'. I i 5 fm 5 , .5552 gl ' 1 gf' 33 7 ' E'I is, Q 1 'wry' ' LLC l 1 5 -D f as V' sr 1 -ai gf. .,,Q,, , , 1i . I JXL PN' - I 4 Q . 1, . L1 , ,.-,..L?' I .il N Sigma Theta Tau, the nursing honorary, recruited these members in theirjunior year. Seated are H. Thomas, C. Staley, P. Sheyka, and D. Matheny. Standing are M. Donelan, K. Kellerman, C. Smith, and J. Fromm. Asked to join in their senior year were D. Kelly, S. Kamenetz, M. johnson, K. Fahres, and M. Sossen. Sigma Theta Tau - my ,lf Afvmr' S- ! f X ,gf .. IF. 5'- j ' fflzgi Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi, the national honor society for seniors in the top ten per cent of N'Iaryland's graduating class, asked C. Smith and P. Sheyka to become members. Members not shown are K. Fahres, D. O,Neil and M. Sossen. ff' 23 A 22

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