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

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Dr. Francis V. Costello iHp m)fa DEDICATION We, the class of 1956, have chosen to express our high esteem for one who has shown such great interest in students and has done so much for them, bv dedi- cating this fourth edition of The Oak to DR. FRANCIS V. COSTELLO

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FOREWORD We, the class of 1956, wish our readers to travel with us, in this fourth edition of The Oak, on a journey; using as our theme an individual student who will take you on a travelog of her seemingly long, but unforgettable, three year training period. We sincerely hope that you may find this an interesting and pleasant travel, as we share our memories with you. Class Song Music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger Tune: Thanks for the Memories Words by Delores Bennett, Martha Schweikie, Barbara Glaes, Alice Yocum Thanks for our training days. We ' re grateful for the skills And knowledge we ' ve obtained; Although these were three rugged years We loved them just the same. We thank vou so much. Many ' s the time that we worried Of studies, procedures and tests; But to our delight we all made it Our goal is met, we did our best, Thanks for the memories Of th e many friendships made, We know they ' ll never fade. We face the future challenges steadfast and unafraid. We thank vou so much.

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Miss Charlotte Crandall Class Adviser Iii Appreciation The graduating class of 1956 wishes to extend sincerest appreciation and deep- est gratitude to: Our parents, who gave so much to assist us in the fulfillment of our dream to become a graduate nurse. Our administrator and his assistant, who have provided th e most modern facili- ties in order that we might have the best possible education. Our director of nurses and her assistant, who have shown genuine interest in planning our curriculum and in guiding us toward the attainment of our goal. Our education director, instructors and supervisors who have encouraged our efforts in theoretical and practical knowledge. The doctors, residents, and interns, who have given so willingly of their time and efforts to help us better understand diseases and corresponding treatments. The Williamsport Hospital Auxiliary and the Alumnae Association for taking an active interest in our social activities, and our educational and residential facilities. All hospital employees, who have contributed so generously to our student projects. The housemothers, who have been so understanding and have attempted to create a home-like atmosphere in our residences. Our public relations director who so diligently stimulates interest in our school of nursine. o Our yearbook adviser, Miss Jamella Bell, for her untiring efforts in helping us to create this, our yearbook. Our class adviser, Miss Charlotte Crandall, who so pleasantly and thoughtfully endeavored to make successful our intermediate and senior activities.