Easton Hospital School of Nursing - Ligature Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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DEDICATIO To the two people who are First and always in our hearts, To them who have strived so hard to help us accom- plish this goal, Who have shared in our joys and sorrows of the past three years, VVl1o have given us encouragement when times were dillicult and praise in our accomplishments, To the people God chose to be our teachers, coun- celors and protectors, To them who have prepared us to take our place in the world as young women, and by whose teach- ings we shall endeavor to live for years to come, To the people we owe our very lives to, yet expect so little in return, To you OUR PARENTS, WE, THE CLASS OF 1953, do lovingly dedicate this yearbook, as a token of our oft unspoken appreciation. Page F ive

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