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

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RECOGNITION The class of 1987 would like to recognize Mrs. Cellini, alias the lady at the desk. For the past three years she has faithfully delivered our messages and our mail each day. She has been a friend, listening patiently to our complaints and letting us know when we were getting out of hand at 1 AM in the dorm. Most importantly she cheered us up and made us smile. For all those things and more, we thank you, Mrs. C! Mrs. Gladys Cellini. Residence Director What do you have hiding in that drawer ?

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DEDICATION The class of 1987 wish to dedicate our yearbook to our class advisors, Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosencrance and Mrs. Shirley Sieg- fried. They demonstrated their dedication by sticking with us through all our trials and tribulations during the three years of school. Even when our class membership dropped to 10 students they provided the encouragement and support for us to con- tinue on to success. We thank them for sitting through all our haphazard class meetings and patiently listening to our suggestions and offering their own. Also, for giving their time to assist with our class activities and fundraisers. Not only have they been terrific class advisors but they have also proven to be role models whom each and every one of us look up to and respect. Is this the class advisor glow? Class advisors: Mrs. Shirley Siegfried and Mrs. Mary Ellen Rosen- crance.

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THERE WAS A GRAND OLD SCHOOL There was a grand old school. A school of brick walls and brightly lit halls. A school of laughter and of tears. A school of ac- complishments and fears. A school where young ladies and gentlemen throughout the years have come to prove themselves worthy to hold the title Registered Nurse. A school where failure is a constant fear, but where the sense of accomplishment can bring a feeling like none other. A school which teaches not only anatomy and pathophysiology but how to love and how to give 100% of oneself. A school where friendships are formed that will last a lifetime and memories are made that will continue forever. Above — Old Oaks Park Nurses Residence — 1891 Right: Student Nurses on Men ' s Ward — 1899