Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing - Carmen Sylva Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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'A men l Poets Corner A NURSES HEART How should the heart of a young nurse be? As pure as the lily that blooms on the lea, As fresh as the fountains, as gay as the lark That trills out it's notes 'twixt the dawn and the dark As bright as the Sunbeam, whose radiant power Is blessing from Heaven to gladden each hour, All aglow with pure love for her Mother serene, A true nurse of Our Lady, her model and Queen. NOT UNDERSTOOD Selecfed, Not understoodl How many breasts are aching A For lack of sympathyl Oh, day by day, How many cheerless, lonely hearts are breakingl How many noble spirits pass away- ' Not understoodl' Oh, Godl that men would see a little clearer, Or judge less harshly where they cannot see. Oh, God! that men would draw a little nearer To one another, they'd be nearer Thee, ' And understoodl' gilqnenih . Ho I - 111 F 1 lllhfl Q I

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,jllh QQ . 9 Liv y ...... ...... .... ....... ..... .... .,... Recipe for Making a Good Nurse Fine elements must flow aright Into the mold of womanhood, As life unto that mass unite A girlish soul, pure, strong and good. Add pluck, good health and energy By Godly gentleness restrained, Enthuse with righteous sympathy With faith and daintiness unstained. Select a Sister's training school Give patience, tact, and humor trial Breed discipline by kindly rule Then join the sweetness of a smile. Enrich her mind with knowledge new Refine with self-control her will Inflame her heart with ideals true Impow'r her eye and hand with skill. With modesty, ambition gown Add dignity by quiet poise Make service cap a queenly crown To grace the Angel pain employs. three While summers three, and winters Shall bloom and flee like flow'rs away Experience will chains unfree Enthrone a nurse, wise, skilled and gay. Yet all in vain will science slave If this one thing neglected be- The Christ-like will to heal and save f H' who died for thee. For love o im Learn well this recipe to fame Strive hard to gain a true success k h nor guard thy precious name Ma e o u And you shall lack no happiness. Clnexfh 2 A 'Q N I R llllllllllllllllllllllll llllllluclll