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

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X ' ODE TO THE CLASS OF 1925 I CWith apologies to ,Kiplingj If you can please the supervisors andthe doctors, The Superintendent and the patients, too, The patients' families and your senior nurses, 'Twould seem that you'd have quite enough to do. If you ,can please the Czarines of the pantry, The Napoleons who massage and bathe the hall, And yell at you for not walking on the Ceiling, ' Or smile when you have lost your beau's 'phone call. . , If you can please the internes and house- doctors, I A And hold 'your tongue when the buck they try to pass, ' Or when chambermaids and elevator workers Think your day is lost without their sass. If you can stay your tears when in the drug groom, They ask for whom and why you Want their wares, . Send you back promto for prescriptions, And make you climb what seems a million stairs. hliii-1 If you survive three months in the fO. Rf With 'tie my gown,' and hand me this or that, The wild excitement of the doctor's scold- wg, Stgl don't give up and leave your training at. If you can glide past atlnearly day break, Hand in the Late Leave and make it look like '12 o'clock', y ' I If you can fool the supervisors and the nurses, When you go hatless for a walk around the block. ' If you can keep your head ,when bells around you - A Are ringing 'til you don't know what to do, U ,V If you can keep your heart when handsome internes Are losing theirs and blaming it on you. If now that you.have finished training, You can look back upon this life as mild, Yours is the earth,.but I'm here to tell you, You'll be a nurse-and a saint, my child! Cfrom Right Off The Chest with changesj a- , ,- U nm QLQ f 9 2 Ef 4 M, a xxxf by 55 g , . x , ' ,, -Ja' W X lllll- 2, - 2-Z. +fQeq-, is .ml lv. f - I .X X Xl: K x u ,L ,Na . X X - -5 Exif Q az' ' 13 X X ll Simi, ' b '., lhlllil S . . ' ,lp '--' ff' ' mir Qi ,:u1Y', ,fd e Q? a- .X if 1' ' - ' 2 , I, ,,. 7, f' f' fr f Page 91

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odern Convenlences A 'f'G:w-an I 9 E 'WR In x ZX I M tm' y -f.:- if Q' EEG! its ? 2 i 291 bc X .T the N S s.n.,,,, V, i N 4 Q? ff? Tx-muux - 8.1.3 M1ss XVELKER I see the street car as passed 'VIISS MARKLE Hou do you know? Mlss WELKER I can see the tracks INTERNE Is she an aflihate? FRESHMAN No she IS Norweg1an VI1ss INNES Where d1d you get that new unlform? You look qu1te Hnlshed MAC I should look fimshed' Its my graduatmg un1form The car was so crowded that not even the men could find seats' FRESHMAN You know httle Sammy at the corner drug store He can always ralse a laugh Miss WALLER Yes he actually made a banana spllt the other day OVERHEARD IN DINING ROOM Mlss SATRE Im afrard they wxll b sendmg me off duty for wearmg Jewelry Miss JACKSON Csurprrsedj Why' Why? MISS Satre? Mlss SATRE For the rmgs under my eyes. TRUE LIFE' It IS our 1dea of hard luck when a nurse works for her board and loses her appetrte ABSENT MINDED MISS HUNT D1d you ma1l my letters? Miss GEIGER Heavens no I slrpped Dr Kuh s lectures 1n the box mstead DAUGHTER Mother lf I should get mar ned would my husband be l1ke Dad? MOTHER D AUGHTER marry would I be an old ma1d lrke Aunt Nell? MOTHER DAUGHTER chance for a woman 1S there? I suppose so dear And Mother If I shouldn t I guess so Oh dear' there 1sn t much The Pamt Trades slogan IS Save the sur face and you save all Many of our femmlne sex have adopted the same slogan POPULAR QUESTIONS IVhat d1d you get IH Psych1atry? What d1d they want wrth you at the T S O ? D1d MISS Jackson leave a note rn your room XVhat new rules were announced ln assembly Is lt worth goxng down to supper? NVho s m the hvmg room? XVhat d1d you do 1n Gym? D1d you pass 1nspect1on thxs mornmg? D Page 93 . , 5 - 'I ' 'i' 1' In an ' I, ,, , 'E -J ' , 'I f '-- V, A I 1' 'I mm N813 .3 X-ty N 11 I ,5---- , I Egvs f1,,,.,..f7 Roo ss BMS . , . 6 1 2' ' W C., 4 2' l ' e r y Q, Ai , J I , V -1 1 1,5 I W, K H I ' . -- . , '. ' , ' X3.-.'!..Q1Z'auux.n.wu, . - mmqw1.m,wlL,mE,,,,,u Nuvqn. lla, 4 I I - I VY S-'Sv gc ix va I 4 --, vs. in erin, gym, -N. TL.. greg, . . Y l-ales. VA I 1 T A' ,1 ' ' -1, - :L+ .P l , , 7 , . 0 -., I '14 . .eu-A - 245 7 if f , -'- :Jr -1- H 'fi 1 W f ' . XY R 7-,-, A .gs 5:10 ma.-'lc u c. -lr -, I f , I ' I ,, ' FQ.e.Le.r 4 4 A A . , -is. l 1 u h ' n . rx ' ' I , - 1 ,H . ll yy , ' xx ' - ,, U ' YY . ' 4 - . ll - H ' - n y . , ' H ' - 1 , , . l -. 1 H . f A H - - . . . H ' - yy u ' 1 1 Y' ' ' I7 u , 1 u n 17 A u - 1 . , . ' n ' v - ll xc ' - n - - H ' 1 u s K ' Y 77 ' . . n u ua . . . .J u 1 ' ' , 1 0 e ' ya . ,lu Y ' u ' T . . , . . . . . ,, . U . , .