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

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AIM W 'Jil' hL4.AJ'b I U JJ' VJ d,,-Pr.. ' 5 '-AQJJ-N Qf UEUAETESC ESUENI HE r Delivery Room A in the Labor Rooms, At the Charting Desk in Female Medicine Frfrh Soroh Morris. Reese nurses, on oHiliote, o sociol worker ond the sensor interne. Time for 'Baby Softs on First Soroh Morris.

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,,,,.:itL Ai-QMJMAMIM3-'u'H 71wvf4dlwi-'37ZkYf0ldgl . ,4 9 .ll-7' 'UA -t L kv sf il E S 0 41 ll W ff il QW? f Wkal L4 Y .7 An interne is a miserable, weary outcast from society who can be found stumbling blindly down interminably long corridors in search of an Hbltopia' where there'll be no red counts, no white counts, no blood pressures -. His financial status is merely a potentiality -his opinions on all matters medical always receive courteous recognition-'When he tells them to his family. l-lis uniforms shine crisplyvvhitefabovehis lcneesb, he tries vainly to remember all the things he has to do, while Service merrily calls him again and again, and five attending men sim-Jltanecusly request his presence on rounds on four different floors. lransfusions to the right of him, clyses to the left of him, urinalyses in front of him-' 'on and on staggers our handsome herol l-lis not to reason why ehis but to do and sighl ln the Winter he gets lost in the tunnel, summertime finds him perspiring away in the ab- At almost any time of the year, he can be seen vvandering about with a vacant loolr in his,ey ' d adrug order in his hand. l-le's a master diplomat, who is by turns courteous to the nurses, hu I fore his attend- ing men, and firm with his patients. ' Yet his never failing sense of humor malces light of all his trials and tri s. l-lis spirit remains high for he l4novvs that some day he, too, will be an attending man. A951 vv n tha great day finally rolls around, time vvill have mellovved the memories of his internes e'll refer often and fondly to the good old days when l vvas an interne at Reese. BACK ROW4Lefl to right'-N. Ehrlich, B. Geyer, A. Sachs, E. Plattner, E. l-lerringman, M. Pies, E. Hess, F. Grodins, M. Weiner. rHiRD Raviieei-i. i-ief- lihy, l.. Stine, l,l2e-ingolcl, G. Melinlcof-f, B. Ber- man, H. Engle, A. Meyer. SECOND ROW-P. Sternberg, C. Schiff, A. ' Feher, M. Kanter, l-l. ' t Pearlmutter, FRGNT ROW-S. Wynn, il. Treusch, j. Mehlman, G. Schwarz.