University of Portland - Log Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Even though the nursing field is understaffed, the faculty of the College of Nursing has con- tinued to train girls who can meet the exacting standards of the nursing profession. Long hours notwithstanding, the nurses find time to take part in all student body activities. Students claim membership in the Biologists, Alpha Tau Delta, Beta Beta Beta honorary, and the Pep Club. The Musicians Ball and the annual Nurses Carnival ore highlights on the school ' s activity calendar. Miss Olive A. Hussett, R.N B.S., Nursing Arts Miss Gabrielle Huys, R.N., B.S., Medical Nursing Sr. Stanislaus, F.C.S.P., R.N., B.S., Materia Medico Miss Dorothy E. Vossen, R.N., B.S., Surgical Nursing Miss Elizobeth J. W. Flynn, A.B., Registror iri. Madsen, Bookkeeper Miss Harriet Osborn, Dil tor of Nursing Service Miss Frances Rodgers, Telephone Operator Mrs. Gertrude Stickne Librarian

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COLLEGE . John of the Cr R.N., B.S., Dean . Although the College of Nursing is not located on the University proper, the College has been an Integral part of the University of Portland since it was reorganized from the St. Vincents College of Nursing in 1934. Student life at the West Hills campus is strikingly different from ihe activities traditionally associated v ith col- lege. Prospective nurses find themselves in an intensely professional atmosphere. Many upper term classes take the form of word duty in the hospital, where actual nursing experience is gained. Mrs Patricia Davis, B.S., Sister Anne Eugenie, Miss Anne F. Flynn, R.N., Miss Ruth E. Gough, R. N., Miss Patricia Hall, R.N., Diet Therapy F.C.S.P., R.N., Obstetrics B.S., Biology and Chemistry B.S., P.H.N., Public Health B.S., OrthopecJics

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OUTSTANDING SENIORS College of Nursing MARY ELIZABETH MacNEIL, Most Likely to Succeed