Michael Reese Hospital School of Nursing - Reestar Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Our Residence 5 .-XX answer to all the desires and hopes of preceding classes, we now have our nurses' residence. It is the embodiment of all that we have hoped for, that ourfriends have wished for, and that our benefactors have planned lor. Not only do we perceive it as a tribute to nursing but also as an ever- present incentive to devoted service. .-Xfter ll wearying day on the wards, what is more luring than a little room all your own? When receiving company it is a distinct pleasure to entertain them in our spacious living-room, which offers anything from a radio to a grand piano. .-Xnd our foyer, how welcoming it seems when coming in from a wintry blast! Meal-hours have become half-hours of recreation in our beautiful dining room, and study has become comparatively pleasant in our library. Not many will forget the stirring basket-ball games in the gymnasium, and our dips in the swimming pool. . And it is to the thoughtfulness of many, that we owe our ideal surroundings, and to each and all we extend our sincerest appreciation, for their generosity. We shall regard this magnincient gift as a symbol of trust-and to that trust may we ever be faithful. Looking back in future years, our home will surely play no small part in making our memory of training a pleasant one. It is, therefore, the privilege of we Michael Reese nurses of today, endowed with so many material comforts and advantages, not only to maintain the splendid ideals of our predecessors but to fulhll to the best of our ability each one of our inherited-responsibilities, -and to go still farther forward, that more may yet be attained. Il..- i 4' 5 .4 'Q S, il E 9 Q .fm I ff I . u Q H I EI: f. 5 a5i ': Page 22 ' s' , f .A-it-L' ,f Y, H