Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing - Oak Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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M Supervisors and Head Nurses First Ron ' , Left to Right— Nellie Forney, Jamella Bell, Winifred Evans, Mary Bondzio, Margaiet Best. Second Row— Patricia Solley, Dorothy Kunkle, Mary Woodley, Flora Jones, Jane Adams, Vivian Lumkes, Charlotte Crandall, Frances Cahn, Geraldine Yenisch, Emeline Stafford. Third Row-Carol Rourke, Ruth Miller, Barbara Maitland, Carol Hoff- man, Lois Hall, Man Meyers, Elizabeth Sander, Elizabeth Hall, Barbara Vickery. Absent —Doris Beaudry, Helen Dugan, Thelma Lohr, Ruth Olson, Betty Lapka, Jean Hershey, Nancv Haves. Ward Instructors Seated, Left to Right- Miss Barbara Maitland, R.N. Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing Attended Lycoming College Mrs. Patricia Solley, R.N. Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing Post Graduate Courses in Operating Room Tech- nique at University of Buffalo and Graduate Hospital cit the University of Pennsylvania Standing- Miss Barbara Vickery, R.N. Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing Post Graduate Course in Obstetrics, Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital, Newark, N. |. Mrs. Gladys Brent, R.N. Altoona Hospital School of Nursing Post Graduate Courses in Obstetrics and Pedia- trics at Eli abeth Steel Magee Hospital Attended Lycoming College 13

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I. I First Row, Left to Right— Dr. Joseph Blackburn, Dr. Mark Stephanides, Dr. William Musser, Dr. 111C1 J-lo tXH A George Montgomery, Dr. William Bachman, Chief Medical Resident. Second Row— Dr. John Coles, T • | . Dr. Earl Bernstine, Dr. Robert Vanderlin, Dr. Donald Gregory. Absent— Dr. Mary Eileen Calkins, •■CBlllCll 19 Chief Surgical Resident; Dr. Max Gingrich, Junior Surgical Resident. Dietitians Left to Right— Mrs. Cecelia McLaughlin Seton Hill College Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio Miss Donna Clarke Temple University Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio Mrs. Roena Hoover University of Virginia 12

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Dear Daughter: Your probation period ' s started, It will be a worthy fight, And a privilege and an honor To receive your cap of snowv white. Your profession is not easv Yet you ' ll alwavs wear a grin, Speaking cheerfully to the ailing, Giving aid for the pain therein. You ' ll go on duty in the morning Giving baths and making beds, o o Even though your back is aching And you have a splitting head. All dav long you will be thinking Of your night of sweet repose . . . When suddenly, all nurses are alerted A terrible accident just arose! You ' ll see the miracle of motherhood And welcome a babe ' s first breath. You ' ll also see the Grim Reaper As you close some eyes in death. We ' re proud of you, our daughter, As you open life ' s other door, Remember not to discriminate, Serve well both rich and poor. We pray that God will bless you And if ever you ' re in doubt, Go to Him for guidance He will always help you out. Then when your life ' s work is ended And you cross the bar, We ' re sure your white cap will be replaced With a bright and shining star. —Your Mother and Dad 14