Rex Hospital School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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we honor To-day, I'm a nurse-it seems but a dream 1 can hardly believe thal i1's true My Iraining is done - I have come to the end .Xnd my first grateful thoughl is, of you. You, my parents. who helped me so much on the xvayg You whose love and whose faith was so strong. Yours the kindness. the Courage, the praise that was there In limes when the way seemed So long. I I-:now Lhal you're proud, Loday as you see Your nurse - just so late your wee Lol, Bu' my pride in you rings as strong in my heart. God love you - and hless 'you a lol. This is only a xerse - just a 'lllZl11l, you in rhyme Bur its aecenls are happy and glad For u tells of the love thar in qratiurde comes From .1 fgrndrruti: nurse LO her Morher and Dad.

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1 I 12 We arise inthe hushed hours of thc dawn and Steal silently to work. We drink coffee while nodding over our booksin the still watches of the night. Frolioking abates. . .finals are near. ixN L-Mi'-ff tomofuww Mdkdd today co qeatmdaxf. The highpitched yell of a Rex basketball fan, the gay call of C'rnon, les eat . . .the lyrics differg the melody is the same. The song of youth. . .enjoying itself. .ffl ,A , - - ' ' ,,,f,-.,455.,5, 3 yf X 1 h I. f f t

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and dedicafe . . . Only a few teachers can we students honestly designate as exceptional teachers. They gain this distinction by qualifications of fairness, friendliness, sympathy, genuine concern for students. For devotion to their profession beyondit'sactualdemnnds, a disinclination to shirl-Q responsibility, a thorough grasp of subject matter and an interesting and vitalm :inner of presenting it, a way of making us as students realite the importance of learning. For being truly professional minded and Student minded. To one who has taught us to strive for victory and success. always with fairness and spiritg with earnest sincerity, we. the senior class of 1960, wish to dedicate our yearbook to MRS. BETTY LIGUORI.