TowerScope Volume 14, Issue Nr. 7, July 1977

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Attending staff, residents and interns showed up at the farewell coffee held
last month to honor residents who have completed their training at Saint
Joseph Hospital. Dr. Walter Briney, left, chats with Steve Blatt, M.D., second
from left, who has completed his training in Radiology; Internal Medicine
resident Don Jenny, M.D., who displays the statue awarded to him as best
intern, and Michael Jacobson, M.D. and Tom Jenkins, M.D., who have both
completed their residencies in Internal Medicine. In addition to the best intern
award given this year, Judy Jordan, M.D., was chosen as best resident, and
the following attending physicians were given best teaching awards: Marvin
S. Liggett, M.D., Internal Medicine; Robert O. Linder, M.D., Ob-Gyn; and R.C.A.
Weatherley-White, M.D., Surgery.
Thanks
"I want to thank you all for the
wonderful care Frank received
while he was a patient at St.
Joseph. You have a wonderful staff
of doctors and nurses. When you
are in a large city hospital, you
wonder if people really care or if
you are just a number, but at St.
Joseph you are not a number, but a
person � who all are working hard
to make well again. With the love,
understanding and care you re-
ceive, you all make people forget
and want to love. Not only did you
all care and love Frank, but you
helped us in so many ways �
letting us be with Frank in I.C.U.
(even though that was not the rule),
bringing me a blanket when I
stayed at night with Frank, the cups
of coffee in the morning when I was
tired, helping make arrangements
for Frank to fly home, and the visits
of the Father and Sisters who gave
us much needed support. I was
also surprised at how the doctors
took so much time with Frank. They
were never too busy to answer his
questions and believe me he asked
many. Also, they were so kind and
concerned about us. We will always
be grateful. We will never be able
to thank all of you enough."
When Candy Striper Debbie Zook
was given a scholarship by St.
Mary's College to attend school
there, Sister Mary Andrew made the
presentation during the honors con-
vocation at Hinkley High School.
Lose Your Cool?
Opening windows is definitely the
way to do it. When you begin feel-
ing too warm, please call 7070
(Plant Engineering) instead of open-
ing the window. Fifteen hundred
tons of air conditioning is manufac-
tured per hour to help you keep
your cool, and opening windows
only lets this cool air escape, allow-
ing the hot air in.
Please keep windows closed!
McHugh Named
Assistant Director
Rich McHugh took over last month
as Assistant Director of Nursing,
Non-Clinical. He has been at Saint
Joseph Hospital for three years, in
the Surgery Department.