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

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And Bert Gaebel with her roving disposition Travels not by auto but by boat; For she is leading nurse of all the navy On the largest ship the U, S. has aiioai. And her classmate. Frieda Herman, joined the Red Cross And entered army work she liked 50 well, When: constant change. privation and excitement Hold her so happily within their Spell, And to oin- vision comes a crowded clinic, iV-herc suffering is reiieved by every nurse, For Schiffcrly, the clinical supervisor, Has medicines known as 'ithe best on earth? And Bowman, also, draws great crowds about her- Her popularity. as always. is the reason. For, as 'imovie stur'i and leading comic actrcsm She is iithc greatest hit for many .1 season. And inst Of all the class to come before us Is iiStevef betrothed unto a royal gentleman. And she goes with all her grace and bEauty To live henceforth in metric Engiand. Since the future of each senior has been mentioned, The all-wise Giaclc now clases. more. 10 speak. So We must again take up our work of service L'ntil 0111' days of training are complete. C. 1'... W. Fugv Tilir'fy-cighf

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Can you believe the vision now before you. A nurse at work ,neuth :1 far tropic sun. Her tender care for all the swarthy natives Makes her their own beloved MiSs Hemlcrmnf' And the medical staff includes another classmate Down in the sunny clime of Mexico. And this is Mildred Nchcr. the leading doctor In servicci ever faithful. us you know. Among political aspirants is 0. Hammill: Her leadership and self-ussertive way Have made her popular with many. 80 her brilliant speeches arc the topic of the day. And tiFannie Fernh and Sandy are so happy, Not just because Love's Sweet Song is being sung, But in their cozy homes we see them working, For the wedding bails for each have gaily rung. And next, McPherson doing private duty. But that is good! I'm sure she might do worse. You know there's need of loving heart and hand To care for those who constant care demand. And two other nurses full of great ambition Give themselves in faithful service free To children's work in a far foreign missionh Jockers and Mamin are the two we SEC. Pearl Downing, who was always thought 50 tactful, And by her favorite patients Oh, so sweet, 15 efficient now at giving anaesthetics, And 50 she puts all patrons fast asleep. Edi, Macy, whom you never can remember As :1 studious 0r self-sacrihcing girl, Has become a strict nurse superintendent And keeps her staff and nurses' in a whirl. Page Tliirfy-sct'rn

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HEN we came. 'tluterne had a wonderful and dreadful meaning 10 us. Yt'e learned in Ethics that we must not speak tn them or look at them. much less go out of a door before them, or sit down in their presence Therefore, we had hardly gotten a good 100k at Dr. Mann and Dr. Smith, when they left. W'c all know of Dr. Smitlfs success with Dr. McKim, and we can hope that he will some day be as cfticient as Dr. McKim is, Then came Dr. White, Dr. Clark, Dr. Eliff and Dr. Suffron. Dr. XVhite perhaps was liked as well or better generally than any other interne we have ever had, and nobody wanted to see him leave. We know that he will make a wonderful success, and we wish him all the luck in the world. Dr. Fred Clark, whom every one liked and who had a very promising future, died of influenza while serving his interneship. Every one deeply and sincerely regretted his death, D11 Ehff and Dr. Suffron were well liked both by the lhtClUrt-i atul by the nurses. They have both started out for themsclves 1mm and from all reports are having great success. We have learned that D12 Ruusey and Dr, Conner are doing exceptionally well for young doctors. XVe see Dr. Rousey occasionally and are sure of the splendid work he is doing. fchile we tlmft khow quite as much ahuut Dr. Conner. we are sure that he can do nothing less than succeed. tvith his knowledge. hi5 pleasing personality and his iWVeh, well, is that a fact 3' Our present iutcrues are Dr. 110m, Dr. Rogers, Dr. lleelt-ty. and while Dr. Liudner isn't quite finished with medi 'al school. we hope to have him as an internc here in the near future. As the doctors say. You have four promising young men here as internes? and we are sure that they are trusted and admired. Perhaps we know them better than most of our former internes. but we like them nevertheless. W'e 5shall often think at them and he wishing them succeSs. after we have gone. h Page Tizirty-niw 7,,H