Wyoming County Hospital School of Nursing - Caduceus Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 37 of the 1948 volume:

TheJ194I8 DUCEUS ff -.N - vw O 'N Im 'N NXx flf QA ILL c If. N- 5? 1 fl? x, I IIIII ' j l l l If S in 4 'Q5 4G OO THE SENIOR CLASS WYOMING COUNTY COMMUNITY I-IOSPITAI. Warsaw, New York VOL. II ITH THE realization for the need of better medical care in rural areas, Dr. Thompson began in 1911 the formation of what is today one of the most modern and successful com- munity hospitals. Like a seed planted it grew from a private institution in this eminent surgeons home at the present site, to meet the specincations of a secondary medical center. By 1930 the need' for a permanent hospital was realized and it was taken over by the county as the first institution in the state to operate as a state aid hospital. In order to continue the desired staff set-up, a medical advisory board was established, the membersinominated by the county medical society and appointments made by the hospital board of managers. Only accredited-surgeons may do major .surgery here, all licensed physicians may attend medical and obstetrical cases, the specialist staff may not carry on a practice outside of the hospital, and they must limit theirhwork to their special fields. p The hospital is now owned by Wyoming County and is governed by a Board of Super- visors who appoints a superintendent to act as administrative officer, under whom are the following departments and their respective heads, School of Nursing, Housekeeping, Laundry, Dietetics, Maintenance and Office. It is fully approved by the American College of Surgeons, the American Hospital Association, the New York State Medical Association, the New York State Department of Health and the New York State Department of Social Welfare. The School of Nursing is accredited by the New York Department of Education and graduates completing the three-year prescribed course are eligible to take the New York State licensing examination for registered Professional Nurses. S f .51 e f 4 - . Q :af f K 1 , Q, f 4 wr! + , .5:1 3 rv sf K , ' - 94 ' . ffm e ,ffeasfv W if i , gf, 5' , , 3245? 2022 W f were 1 5 Q' eff 5? 299 i if of wivwagzi lima ,r 1 4 M, iff, , A'- M 1 -.,-, ,,,. We dedicate our book, to Miss Bender, our fairy godmother, as a small token of our warm regard for one whom we shall ever renaemberg Her generosity, kindness and interest has been freely given to each student of the class of 1948, throughout our student days. Miss Bender, the inspiration of your faith in us will spur us to our highest endeavor that you may not be disappointed in us. IN DEDICATICN , AWD lVlG19'f W I, Howe fri fefowf O C UJVXFOQ44 'ff ww 1 e, . f 4'ff04fiQQ J-ff fb 1: 'P' , Wvagxv 5,2 Vi!! ff . 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Z Q ff 'KJ X I Q 1 1 1 , Q fx V ' D .J .,, f' -f J W' E awww' A, I L, sc. .4 'nga . , Ynftieyfwamw , , 52511 Hwiqk - f , XX E155 has-gs f ' 'W ,iffsaiwikiu A . 4 ' 121' agiigagg K ' R-kN. . 61 'igiiia ' ,ff . I E IL' 4 Q X 1, ,254 :gf-7::z 1 , Q . Z , A fi 'V gi fx a ' m PN ' A 69' 45 J . - 0 f , 7 Vi , f 'f f I f ff Nxmg 'ft I X V 5, ,X - ,V V X! .2 J I' . . AI 1 I , 18.4. nb Ki f. vu!! 9 , ,J , , Am ADMINISTRATION 5 BOARD OF MANAGERS Mr. M. H. Wright Perry, New York Mr. Avery H. Terk Arcade, New York n Mr. Harry UM. Brown Warsaw, New York Mr. Henry M. Wagenblass Warsaw, New York Dr. Leo C. Turk Attica, New York SUPERINTENDENT A WAYNE COPELAND Supt. until j'une,'1948 6 NURSING SCHOOL S. KIMBLE, Science Instructor D. MAJESKI, Director of Nurses M. GRIFFITH, Nursing Arts Instructor V. TIFFANY, Health Adviser Kimble, Majeski, Griffith, Tiffany MRS. D. MAJESKI Director of Nurses , rv! -Q2 S- 759' Z 35:7 cr F' Tap row: Drs. Martin, Williams, Nairn, Burgeson, Green Second row: Drs. Leachman, Wagenhals, Hippert HOUSE STAFF DOCTORS my W5 Top 1'0Zlf'.' Drs. Burgeson, Hippert, R. T. Williams, Lezchrnan, l Tryka, Green, Sternlnerg, Humphrey and KW. Copeland. Serbizd row: Drs. S. T. Williams, Chapin, Ghent, Truesclell, Koseff, McQuilken, Dreyfuss. 7 Third row: Drs. Wagenhals, Thomas, Foot, Martin, Humphrey Schnekenberger and Mr. Anderson, Supt. of Hospital. STAFF DOCTORS 9 8 D S- D V' Q X j ,Qi Q J ,I 1 'I f l ', X9 5 bf 5 A , 41, , If! Q' J Q3 5 A 1-f CLASSES 'f- -'+R MISS JEANETTE CORP, R. N. SENIOR ADVISER We, the senior class wish to extend our greatest appreciation to Miss Corp. She not only has worked with us as a class advisor, but has also aided us with this year book. If it is a success slhe should certainly receive the majority of the credit. We have all worked under her asf head nurse and admit that she has been onegof the rnost consid- erate and helpful people we have met in our student days. Our wholeheartecl thanks is given to her. SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT Nancy Pearson VICE-PRESIDENT Lois Chasey SECRETARY Doris Hackett TREASURER Irene Olewnick I O BETTY CAMPBELL Conesus, N. Y. Betty A pretty nurse ist is la 'e, With a Winning Pile so brigh an ashy. She does her w r so ry wel That she W o t rn Belle . it ill 01, X CLASS OF FORTY-EIGHT l 1 P 2 l DOROTHY CHADDOCK Alexander, N. Y. Chad Chad is the quiet one Until she's Called hey sister She counts to ten, then once again, And calmly says, Wl1at mister? .W vwaffjr MADELINE DRINKMA'TER Chaffee, Y. Drink Drink holds her honor very high, Is cute and intelligent but Oh My , We wonder what makes her so sleppy, Q Is it Willy's jokes so sad and creppy? i LOIS CHASEY Nuncla, N. Y. Clvvif Loved by all of us is Chase, I guess it's her beautiful serene face, Always happy and always gay Whether sheis working or off for the day. flfyl CLASS GF ONALEE DUSIN G Dale, N. Y. Dmey Onalee Joyce Dusing, she hates that name, But the patients love her just the same, , We sometimes wish that she could Croon, Instead of playing l'Claire,de Lune . 44 FORTY-EIGHT DORIS HACKETT Little Valley, N. Y. I-luke!! Doris has the cutest giggle Witlm a personality that makes it legal, To ride on Zimmes hack was fun, t, ' But Ol-ll my goodness, l'm sorry hon! I 3 IRENE OLEWNICK Penfield, Pa. Lovely She checks her blood pressure once a day, And is a Penn Quaker so they say, She loves her work but when it's done, , You'll find her out having fun. ALICE JESIONOWSKI Dunkirk, N. Y. !E.YJ'j6 The nurse that furnishes the bubble gum, Is liked by all of us for some. She's gay and witty and full of fun And does her work until it's done. CLASS OF Q X 1 J , J NANCY PEARSON Rochester, N. Y. Pretty Face Nancy's somewhat like Adaii She has the big wide'w d to bear. She's always kiddin about, Nancy pleas it t. 5: l . FORTY-EIGHT L 1, DORIS ZIMMERMAN Salamanca, N. Y. Zimmie When it comes to the Piggy She takes no chances, She never speaks unless she glances, But when she's caught in her playing She always states I was only praying . CLASS HISTORY As l sit here chewing my bubble gum, fond memories of three years return. l can remember: September 17, 1945 - To the Wyoming County Community Hospital, bag and baggage, came thirteen ,frightened girls to begin three, long, tedious years of student nurse training - At this time we really began to live. The next day brought forth Pearson's old alarm clock, which since that day hasexpired, beckoning us to rise and attend those seemingly never-ending classes - Anatomy, Nursing Arts, Chemistry Lab with Campbell and her jet-propelled experiments attempting to blow us all to kingdom come, and Greenwald, our little giggler, always trying to find a way to keep the cotton stoppers from catching on fire when placed over the bunsen burner. But nevertheless, it was here we all began our start under the ever under- standing and helpful hints of a wonderful instructor, Miss Kimble. Studying - Oh yes! and those great days of cramming - those days will never be forgotten. With studying and floor duty we were really kept in a whirl. Studying in the evening was very dull except when a sailor happened to stroll past they Nurses' Honie. ' Hey Kids, remember the big day that was had by all before capping - especially our little Chaddock when she found out that the hopper really takes care of everything including dentures M Oh well Dot, they were good teeth once. That big day dates back to March 29, 1946 - we were no longer probies but, at last, after six months of hard work were freshman and were officially accepted into the School of Nursingj That summer passed too quickly - with picnics, hikes, vacations which ended all too soon, and finally working 2:50 - 11:00 and 11:00 - 7:00. September, 1946 saw Hackett and jesionowski wending their way to Buffalo General. The rest of the class was sad - two of our little lambs had gone forth to the first slaughter. After that a regime of gallant but petrified students made their weary ways to Meyer Memorial and Children's Hospital in Buffalo, Rochester State and Mt. Morris Tb. Sanitorium. Every one liked the latter, the patients were so nice, weren't they Pearson? How about that strict routine we had to follow at Mt. Morris. Open the door, wash your hands - close the door, wash your hands - feed a patient, wash your hands - Look, Mommy, no hands! Then came the day on fourth floor when we were sent to the Operating Room to watch a four hour Thoracoplasty.. Children's Hospital - Pearson and Olewnick returned two of the six most beautiful girls in the world, while the rest of us came back dog-tired. Fond memories are retained by most of us of Rochester State. Camisoles, Electric Shock Therapy, and the ever present worry of losing your keys to some patient. Remember the story Pearson, Olewnick, and Zimmerman tell of how they got a watermelon from some farmer who was frightened to death of them, thinking they were patients. Of course, I may be prejudiced in saying this but the work was really interesting and exciting to say the least and the end of this year will find me wending my weary way back to Rochester State. january, 1946, Geraldine Ronke left our humble establishment. She was the first to break up our happy family, and we hoped the last but we were wrong. I In March, 1947, Dorothy Greenwald left our group, but not to get married or so she said, but june fourth of that year was a different story and now we've all become Aunties' to Gary Lee Rissrnger. , Following in Dot's footsteps joan Drennan left us in April to become Mrs. james MacArthur and she, too, presented us with a nephew. We miss you kids an awful lot but we know you are both very happy and honestly that's all that matters. About this time the first Little Willie poem blossomed forth: Little Willie with his curls and sashes Fell into the grate and was burned to ashes Now the room is growing chilly , But no one wants to stir up Willie. , Drinkwater, Dusing, Chasey, and Hackett returned from State in February and at last our family was together again. True to her word Mrs. Smith threw a party at her home for us. Our sincerest thanks to you Smitty - we really had a wonderful time, even if Jessie did get beat at pinochle, which when you come right down to it, isn't the least bit unusual. ' ' At this time we would like to stop in our reminiscence to say thanks to our two wonderful house- mothers, Mrs. Foist and Mrs. Werner. We will never forget all that you two have done for us, especially those delicious brownies and chocolate cakes that we were almost never without. Our only regret is that we can't take you with us. Now as our three years training draws to a close, and graduation is just around the corner, we can honestly and truly say we have really lived. I6 NONSENCE NAME LEAVES LIKES DISLIKES BETTY Bob's eggs short CAMPBELL goatee men DOROTHY hot box Bill Beg Your CHADDOCK Pardon LOIS beautiful every- staying in CHASEY legs thing nights MADELINE Little Irene's emergency DRINKWATER Willie cooking brakes ONALEE dizziness joey to get DUSING up DORIS indelible ink dancing conceit HACKETT to Pearson ALICE lovely ale-or nothing JESIONOWSKI smile is it beer IRENE beauty 6' 4 cheap OLEWNICK men diamonds NANCY humor carrots egotistical PEARSON men DORIS Pearson two front violent ZIMMERMAN teeth awakenings SENIOR training argument Piggy CLASS Bank I 7 AMBITION to be an old maicl Godmother to 22 boys Pete's Wife sleep home in Rochester HY learn to drive, HAH I to be a Pianist have 22 boys see Colorado 10 bed apartment 1. 2. 2? il 3 .M ,a 1 'naw is vi Qt 4 4943 t xaswf wx 'M ,- . .wa .Y . N .,,..,. , ., 64 -. .75-4355 ,-k.Z::5gf,.::- A.'.,.xQ, .-0' J. -5 'I ' f w 1 'ff -' y. I All- 1 5 ,f 9:5 Q . f . f ff' ' TVN iv' f I ., wtg'3g,f1. .l fy fab? 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Hackett, 14. Mr. Krouse '20 fd VIA K 5Qf,7 fQ if SX gfgja 0 Q3 Q Jw, ox fl ' ak 1 A A I J I ,, ' . - dl , va ' vi Q- 0 , . ' iff, , Wray I Qzx Af W X' 4 X 'J V X M09 fl 5 .MW f ex gmc 1' 65' Ag 5 W fw Q 'Y f' J . WV I 2 gif, N f ff 1 X pK 5, x MJ'- X 18 lj J! lf' X I Q3 X P9 P RSM N, uOXeu3n JQ ea QPERATING ROOM Robert Eddy-Sz1pef11iJ01', Helen Kennedy, David, Onalee Sweet, Geraldine Gutekunst Barbara Mignin. Doris Zimmerman, Lena Roggenbaurn, M. Kerwi: ' OBSTETRICS Mfr N 22 ADMISSIOIN NURSE MISS MAE O'BRIEN Our School of Nursing began in 1919 with an eight- month practical course taught by the doctors. Miss O'Brien was the first graduate at this time. Then in 1923 the nrst formal graduation of practical nurses took place. In September, 1939 a class under a registered school of nursing was graduatedg and at the present time the School of Nursing is accredited by the New York Department of Education. Graduates completing the three-year pre- scribed course are eligible to take the New York State licensing examination for registered Professional Nurses. Miss Mary Griffiths became the Director of Nurses for the School of Nursing on July 7, 1948. 23 T. Davis, Mrs. Barrows, Patient, E. Flint, H. Mauer, Miss Savage. Mr. Hegstrom, Mr. Hilbom, Mr. Cook. LENS C-BRINDING 2 4 A LAB Miss Goodnew, John Sevac, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Russell, Miss Kirschmeyer. Missing: Keith Morgan MMA 8. Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Gillan. EJ X Cf-'K V x-RAY VXA, 'PN f df., 1 , 25 PHARMACIST MRS. MILLER DIET KITCHEN MRS. CONGER I' .9 tm-f O F F I C E ' d'?ig7':4i' ,fy -'Xiu S. Flint, F. Barrows, I. Cofield, M. Richardson, C. Hagen, L. Briglimjiflfi Mrs. Andrews J i X -4 R i X X. mmm, ms M Miss Pringle, Miss Peck, Miss Ball. REORD. ROOM 27 I4OUSEKEEPHWG A.MACKOWSKl HOUSEMOTHERS MRS. FQIST MRS. WERNER 28 1. Nurses' Aides, 2. M. Griffiths, 3. F. Wilson, 4. K. Morgan, 5. M. Nugent, 6. Rochester State, 7. Nurses' Home, 8. L. Chasey, 9. A. jesionowski, 10. O. Dusing, 11. Bash's Twins, 12. Pearson and Hackett, 13. J. Roggenbaum, 14. L. Chasey, 15. A. jesionowski, 16. M. Bauer, 17. Chnddock and Campbell, 18. B. Worth, 19. Raykowski and Bash, 20. A. jesionowski, 21. D. Zimmerman. 29 GRADLATES From' row-M. Baker, Feraldi, M. Streamer, M. Mor Bezfk 1 0'LL' gee, M. Miller, H. Kennedy, T. Nichols E. Cole, R. Charles, M. jones. A. Schultz, G. Gutekunst, M. Gillan, E. Rom masser, T. Fox, L. Taylor, B. Case, B Mignin, A. Faville, M. Mink, W. Pierce, L Smith, O. Watts, M. Lubba. 30 A PATRCNS MISS MARY GRIFFITHS MRS. EDWARD GREENE DR. J. E. CRAWFORD DR. CHARLES WAGENHALS DR. HENRY MARTIN MRS. BARBER CONABLE DR. PAUL BURGESON DR. GEORGE NAIRN DR. J. LEAGHMAN MR. HENRY WAGENBLASS DR. E. D. DREYFUSS DR. KURT MARX W C. C. H. NURSES ALUMNI ASSOC DR. C. HARVILLE A FRIEND 3 I E 'TEi. ' I5L C omplimefztf C ofzzplimentf of of B U D ' S THOMPSON'S DELICATESSEN CONFECTIONER STORE ' WARSAW. 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