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

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sacrifice. Christ-likeness. Miss Mary Florence Denver is. our present beloved superintendent of nurses. The present high standing of the Christ Hospital is largely due to the earliest and self-sacrihcing spirit and fine capability of this noble woman. Her activities would be greatly curtailed without the able, tactful and persevering co-operution of Miss Maude Silver. assistant superintendent, and the other members of the faculty. The quiet, intensive and skillful management of Miss Miriam Hopkins is an example of unobtrusive service which makes the wheels of our financial department run smoothly. Our reputed staff of doctors heips us to maintain a high standard of scientific and devoted service as saviors of humanity. All these leaders have caught the spirit of what deep-sightcd David Grayson says: One can not stop with enthusiastic dreams of 1m ideas. For no vision, and no idea, is worth a copper cent unless it is brought down to earth. patiently harnessed, painfully trained, and set to workfi' It is for us to maintain this standard and carry out into our life-work our motto through our year's training: ttGivc m the world the best you have, for we: .n are indeed Smmuo C'ommisxo JI-ixm; SUSAN MEYER KINDLY ADMONITION Probatimmr: To you we say, lie thoroughe Build your foundation well. For 0f the first probation days Your later work will tell? Saplunnmtm: To you we say. .tlic watchful: 011 you all eyes are turned. Hy living true to your ideals, The right tn 111d youK'e earned. fun fun : You we zulvise. nHL- modest. Brag not of knowledge gained. He. patiently observant, ' liil your light blues ymfvc obtained.u Smim'x: - To you we say. t'llc wumeu. For in this life we live The only thing that really Counts Ts the service we czm givcfy Page Fnr'lix'ztr-r'm

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