Charity Hospital School of Nursing - Caps and Capes Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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DAY IN A NURSE ' S LIFE WITH MARTHA MILLIGAN 1. Woe betide those who fail to hand in time calendars before 6:30 a. m. 2. Grace before breakfast starts the day off right. 3. Morning Circle—the ward’s setting-up exercise whereby students and gradu¬ ates review technics and procedures and study disease conditions, thereby becoming more responsive to the tasks before them. 4. The nurse ' s daily dozen—taking t.p.r. ' s. 5. Favorite meeting place—three times a day! 5:48 a.m.—and another day begins.

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Preparing trays in 7th floor pantry Pediatrics Children ' s schoolroom on 9th floor EMERGENCY CASES ADMITTED FOR CARE Obstetrical ward ; i J

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1. Oh, the utter futility of life when our mailboxes reveal only a laundry slip and a time calendar! 2. Readin ' , ' rltin ' , and ' rithmetic for the P.C,. ' s—Psychiatry, Neurology, and Professional Adjustments for the mighty seniors. 3. C.H.S.N. receiving and broadcasting station—Ye Olde Smoking Room— Hears much, sees everything, and tells plenty. 4. The professor ' s running overtime again and I just don ' t get it. 5. Dere Mable comes to life in Literary and Dramatic Club readings. 2:22 a.m. Mmmmm . . . Mrs. Hughes, won ' t you please go ' way and let me sleep!