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

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men Q7 vfa Dorfts and D095 0 r Nu rses A few don'ts and do's for all those interested, but with due apologies to our Directress - and giving her credit for her unsurpassed don'ts and do's. A don't or do a day for every nurse. Don't wear jewelry on duty. It isn't at all, professional. Don't chew gum - unless you have a piece for every body present. Don't wear short uniforms. Grow up. Don't use cosmetics. Be it ever so homely, there's no face like your own. Don't wear your boy-friends frat pin on your bib, nobody is interested. Vtlhat? ' Don't yawn during classes. Swallow it. Don't habitually lose your cap. It costs you ten cents every time. Don't start arguments in the dining-hall. Dishes are expensive. Don't monopolize the telephone. Someone else may want a date. Don't use your late per every month. Give it to some one else. Don't ask for more than three months 0. R. training. Give some one else a chance. Don't answer every question asked you by the Dr's. They don't like it. Don't forget to wash your hands frequently. The water is cheap. Don't clean your room too often. Your company may think you've moved Don't make the juniors tell jokes. Have them be original and laugh. Don't frown or look discouraged. Smile. Don Don Don 't be a kid gloom. Be cheerful. b own first three months. 't dominate Hprobiesf' Remem er your 't laugh at others mistakes. Profit by them. H6917 F0521 v i IlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllli Ill!!-I 1 'A.

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nu llIP 'lllll7' Ill 'illilllllllllllllllllllfifllillllllllliillll I llllllll ... qu-In ' J - lllllllllllllliillllllllllllllllllilllel' 'lu men i vfa Farewell HREE short years ago, starting out on a seemingly endless journey, we headed our caravan of training days with the aid of earnest Sisters and honorable Doctors who took our interests upon themselves and endeav- ored to help us toward the goal of goals - Graduation. At last it has come-our day-when all the trials and hardships are forgotteng the little grievances, the petty disputes are put aside as counting nothing and we all share the joy of having stood the test, of having conquered and having achieved that which we strove to accomplish. We stand at the parting of the ways with sincerest regrets, words are too futile, too insignificant .to express the feelings we have for our dear Alma Mater and for our classmates. However, it is not the end of our journey - merely an oasis in the desert of our profession. We have yet the sandstorms of life to face, those which come suddenly, unforseen, and are treacherous in their very unexpectedness. We will meet difficulties at every turn but the calls of the needy must be answered and having been endowed with the facilities to conquer, we hope never to flinch or waver. Courage in Difficulties is imbued in our hearts and when we meet the difficulties may we strive with courage to do our best for those who call upon us, faithfully practising our profession. This is our promise to our beloved Alma Mater. May we never betray our trustl CKRGDQH 'I W' 'ltr