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

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pana- -if WE NURSES We hold oloft the burning flome of Iight Peveoling Icindness soft, ond devoted service bright. For us there is no roce nor creed But only mon in need. Qften our poths ore troubled-so mony wrongs-sso mony rights. Qften our heorts ore burdened. Do our proyers fill the nights? But we thonlc Thee, God, for chonces to teoch the joys of living. And Iecirn the greotest gift of cill-the strength there is in giving, ON VISITING DAY There is hustling ond jostling in the lobby Even though it's not yet two Information is crobby, ond Service is oll in o stew. po remembered the oronges ond True Storym The conclyfs well hid under grondmo's showl, They'Il let Posey up without ony worry, For she doesn't looI4 twelve ot ull. The boy in the elevotor must hove the cords, From the Goldbergs, Slovinskys, the jonsens ond Greens. Get off ot fourth, turn left for the words, Whot's wrong with Dod, he's behind the screens? Then everyones Icissing ond crying ond trying to speoI4 A crescendo of Yiddish, Polish ond Greelc. A voin seorch for voses for poor stroggling flowers. Then there's olwoys o heortless nurse to soy, Sorry, this is the end of visiting hoursI And thot is Reese on visiting doy, ff , . WW- X . , -ri: N-'sts-Em A COMPENSATION In oddition to your room ond boord You get your Ioundry free, An item not to be ignored In onels economy. I-Iow fortunote indeed ore we For oII this extro service, But the sight of shottered lingerie Is bound to rnolce you nervous. Mongled by some borborion Your clothing will be rushed Bock to you quite spic and soon With oII the buttons crushed. So there isnxt ony soving When you think of the weor ond te-or Unless you're copoble of hoving Cost-iron underweor,

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THE DOG HOUSE-WHO'S IN? Maxine Casey looking for the croup tent in Sarah Morris Supplies. Vi Haupt analyzing her motives for entering nursing. Martha Shaw trapped in the phone booth at 'lO:3O, Ruth Warkow with an A- case study. Helen Sutton serving bacon on a kosher tray. Dorothy Cohen on evenings again. Dorothy Schade rudely awakened in class. Ruby Mogill, missed that phone call. Helen Mullen with no letter from Montana. Glaser after the navy left town. Nickie counting the days until vacation. Sacks taking the street car in the wrong direction. Amanda Rainis missing a train. Podber forgetting to pack everything. Joyce Perry taking her pictures again. fHow many?D Vi Divine catching cold-kachooo- Madeline Jensen doing a quick shift from Navy to Armyl Bee Freeman setting two clocks and over- sleeping, Strandberg with a positive Dick. FROM A FRESHMAN NOTEBOOK By: lma Reck Cardinal symptoms ofa freshman: Heat: After five minutes of basketball. Redness: After forgetting procedures. Swelling: Puffy eyes from eternally sleeping. Pain: Getting report cards at the end of six months. Lament of the Microbiology student: This task of mine will ne'er be done So how am l to have some fun? ln 'Zinsser-Boyne-jonesu, look and look. lt's Miss Orams favorite reference bookl Definitions: lmagination: What you use when its reported in Student Government that Conditions on 4th North are good. Unspeakable:What the supervisor calls you when you've been an especial nuisance on the wards. She doesn't mean too good forwards. Uniforms: l knew for a fact that l wore size seven Till l came here and got a size eleven But then a freshmans just so meek, Even her shoes refuse to squeak. Whats all the bustle, haste and worry? lt's six-forty-five and time to hurry. For buttoning buttons two and twenty, ln starch and studs itis work aplenty. Objective: Chl How were looking to days ahead, When it won t take two hours to make a bedl