University of Missouri School of Medicine - Mutation Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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MARY DUNCAN OELSCHLAEGER My name was too com- mon, so I changed it! Plans: Medical Surgical nursing KATHERINE ELIZABETH POWELL I know you're in cardiology, but get that stethescope out of my blouse. Can't de- cide whether love means dependence or independence. Plans: Intensive Care Nursing KAY LITTLE ROBERTSON 'LI wanted to show my acceptance of his con- dition, so I helped him eat his breakfast? It takes lots of determina- tion to have three chil- dren and go to school. Plans: OB Nursing 149 JO HIXENBAUGH POTTENGER UGirls we love for what they are: Young men for what they promise to be. The promises have been sincere. Plans: OB or Operating Room

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ELAINE MARIE MEYER A woman's guess is much more ac- curate than a man's certainty. Will soon in June, accomplish her two goals. Plans: Undecided PATRICIA ELAINE MacRAE Had empathy for the poverty stricken on publiclhealth . . . through driving a new Pon- tiac Catalina. My hair col- or? . . . White is the symbol of puritylw Plans: Surgical Nursing MARSHA RUTH JEANETTE ANN MEINERSHAGEN 'SGirls, lets come to order. Leadership is an attribute. Plans: Undecided MIRTS Pm going to miss everyone, but I'll be glad to leave here D Plans OB Nursing I 148

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KAY PAYNE ROLF Keeps plenty of Ken-If Ration on hand, for dog and husband. Known for flannel pajamas. Plans: Rehabilitation or Psy- chiatry LTE BEVERLY LYNN SEABAUGI-I Woe be the lover who has not found the object to love. She is an example of perfect- ness. Plans: OB JANE ALLISON RUSTEMEYER g'Mr. X., you know you shouldn't be out of bed with your Crutchfield tongs onf' De- cided that grey hair is the symbol of ma- turity, so will marry a man from Okla- homa. Plans: Surgical Nursing I 150