Windber Hospital School of Nursing - Crown Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF '49 We, the Graduating Class of 1949 from the Windber Hospital School of Training, upon the completion of our course as student nurses, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby constitute, publish, and present this, our last will and testament as follows: TO THE FUTURE SENIORS: l. Our seniority rights-first and foremost 2. The senior table in the dining hall 3. The remains of our uniforms, taking into consideraiton however, the senti- mental value they hold 4. The time we spent in the nursing school office TO THE FUTURE INTERMEDIATES: l. Our ability to be quiet, cool, and calm 2. The courage to make rounds With the doctors 3. Our appetites TO THE FUTURE IUNIORS: l. Patience and fortitude TO THE STUDENT BODY: IOAN ADAMS-gain of Weight to Kaufman DORIS BROWN-giggles to Lamborn LOIS BROWN-lover's quarrels to Kuhlman RUTH CALAFIORE-speediness to Zook TERESA CAVATONI-conscientiousness to Iohnson MARIAN HECKART-animal phobia to Propoggio SHIRLEY H UTZELL-ability to break things to Ankeny ESTHER KISSELL-sex appeal to Callihan VERONICA KOVACIC-meekness to Stibich . IMOGENE NICHOLSON-driving ability to Whoever wants to take the chance IOAN RINGLER-music ability to Lagana DOROTHY SWARNY-baseball enthusiasm to Nicoletti Last, but not least, We the Graduating Class, Will our love for study hour to all in-coming probies. Having drawn up this testament, We have appointed our advisor, Mrs. Mary Panetti, R. N., as sole executor and we, the .Senior Class of '49, do witness the document. We Want to express our sincere and lasting appre- ciation to all who have made it possible for us to complete our course and enter into the nursing profession.

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CLASS PROPHEC Y lt was a fair day in May as Swarn and I tread the streets of Iohnstown on way to the train station, this year of 1959. We had a wait of one hour before the Red Arrow would be speeding us along toward Philadelphia. ln front of Penn Traffic we were greeted by an old classmate of Windber School of Nursing, Mrs. Dr. Edward I. Sigmund. Marian, as We knew her, is now wife and office nurse of Dr. Sigmund-better known to us as Edward. After comparing notes for a short forty-tive minutes, we learned that Io Adams is now the Wife of Col. Ronald Kaufman, stationed in Georgia. Doris Brown is in China as a missionary's wife and working along side of her husband. Lois Brown Shiley is taking care of her small family of three girls. She's the picturesque Model Mother. Ruth Calafiore was just seen on her way to see Iohn Wayne in Murder In the Ice House or Who Filled the Ice Caps Last? Teresa Cavatoni is a supervisor in one of the Wards at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Shirley Hutzell left last Monday to attend the .Swimming Contest for American Nurses in Chicago, Ill. Esther Kissell has been running between Madeira Beach, Fla., and Bay Pines Veterans' Hospital doing a cross work of wading and nursing. Veronica Kovacic is working in Rochester, Minn., at the Mayo Clinic. loan Ringler, another one of the married girls, Mrs. Robert Thomas, is residing in Sunny California. Time having elapsed so quickly, Swarn and I bid Marian farewell, picked up our bags and baggage and headed into a future of suture nursing in Philadelphia General Hospital, Swarn, as Dr. Nusebaum's assistant, and holding up antennae for Philco on off-duty hours for me.