Where in the World is the Hopkins Nursing Pin?

04/10/13 AT 10:34 AM

Trudy Anschuetz Cooke ’63 on a mountain-top deck in Maggie Valley, North Carolina

Beverly Kinsman Eanes ’62 waiting for Hurricane Ernesto in Cancun, Mexico

Bashi Ratterree, Accel. ’00, with her daughter in Washington’s Olympic National Forest

Dotti Kemper Snow, Linda Niven Bunge, and Anne Broussard (all Class of ’67) at Dotti’s home in Woodinville, Washington

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