Christ Hospital School of Nursing - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MISS M ISS MISS MISS MISS FACULTY ALICE 'J'HATCHER, Sufu'rinlvndmf . NELLIE D. SPARKS. . lxxi5an Supvrr'nfmdmf. MARY FLORENCE DEAVIZR. R.N., Supvrinfmldmt 0f szwx. MAID SILVER, RAY, .h'xixtunf Sufwrintmm'mi 0f .YHJ'M'S. LUL'ISE SCHRUEDER, R.X.. SWK X'EATRICF. VVTLSOX. :lxsixfuni Snrgiml Sllpm'i'isur. JSAI'iELLE MCLA-CHLAX. RN Night Supervisor. INEZ BATES. RN. Ph.G., lnstrm'far 0f .Yu-rxc's. . SARAH MARTIN, P11. G.. lermarixf. HERTHA IEEECHER, Dirffficm. . NELLIE M. W'UUDS, Dl'vlifr'an. ' MACDE EAS'IWVCJIUD, R.N.. chhniriml Laburufury. MARIE SPACHT, R.X.. 'Ih'lmfc'imz X-Ray. EMMA EXDERS. R.N,, Soda! Srm'irc Dirrcfur mra' Rrrord Ch'rlc. ELIZABETH DYER, R.N., Rvmrd C'h'rfe. EMMA MARIE PALM. R.N.. Hvad mew Orflmfrm'fc Dcfmrfnwnf. LEONA CONXER. R.X.. S'zrprrm'mr 0f memv. LILLIAX YLTNKER RNA. Szrpvrtxixm' 0f Nursm. LEONA CASTLE. R.N., Hmd Nmnw Fourth Anna: RLfTH MCCLYMON, RN. Hmd Nurse Third Aunm'. MARY NEAMAN, R.N., Hmd A'ursc Second- :1me. ELIZABETH LOXV, R.N., Hma' Xurxc Mafcrnify D'Fparlnmrf. LAURA W'HITE. R.N., Hmd Xmaw Third O. B. REBECCA KIACFARLAN. R.N., Hcad Name Second 0 B. NELLTE YOUNG. R.N., Hmd Xmavc Firxf O. B. Pagv Tliirtrcu

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. ivuutmm. :mm mun .. CLASS HISTORY r ,, mvr 41 um .::.umm-n.m. mnlluln early spring of 1918. They ezmie :15 Miss Thatcher said. Each one in answer to special prayer. The war was nuiking its greatest demzmrl for nurses. at that timer and these girls came as. 21 XYzir Emergency Class? Many said that the twenty who came were urged by enthu- siasm and would leave training,r 213 soul: 215 pence came. but a large percentage remained and are ready to complete their full cnurse. Probation days were nice days. The nurses 2111 remember their trip to the water works :icecnnpzmied by ?Miss Maxine Thatcher. As pmhzttimrers. they took a part- in the farewell entertainment tendered the Graduate Nurses when they left for France. Class Day found this class ready with their Hungm masts and yells. 21nd 21 hearty response was given to the t'knrieks directed at them by the preceding classes. At the end uf three months :11! were in full uniform. The new uniforms were given :111 ttzliring in May. when they took part in the. Red Cross parade. The young nurses were needed badly. as many of the graduates. were giving service in France,2md student nurses were compelled to do private duty. In the summer they had their First terms of night duty, and then vacations came. In the fall at 1918 came the well remembered epidemic of intiuenza. Christ Hospital nurses were quarantined as :1 safeguard for their health. 7311': they were i not spared an attack of the epidemic. and in December, 1918, a portion of the hospital was set apart and quarantined tor the sick nurses. The best of cure was given and they were fortunate enough to escape with 110 fatalities. In 1919 the graduate nurses returned from France and the student nurses were relieved nf special duly. Many of the students left to take up matrimonial responsibilities. The class of 1921 was given many interesting lectures by staff physicians during this year. I'm the. fall of the year two more nurses were added to our numbera coming from Camp Shernmn. and making a total of twenty In I920 the girls were started on their special work. In May a well- remembered minstrel show was given for the entertainment of the graduating claSS. It was repeated in June for the Graduate Nurses, Assueizltiml. A class picnic was given in September and the nurses traveled tn Miamitown by truck and cooked their supper 011 the bench Class pins were received in November and work was started on the Annual. the first ever published by the Christ Hospital students. These have been three years of hard but pleasant wurk, and each zmd every 0110 regrets that the time Of service together is nearly Finished. Page Fifteen