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

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X ffW 7Mm' ROLL OF HONOR Miss Ada Campbell Miss Hess .I. Fast Misg Martha Dehy - Miss Theodzlte Dresser Miss Ella Dresser Miss Ella Carver Miss Cora French Miss Hazel Vim Drew Miss Mabel Hanneberry Miss Whrth McQuisten Miss Stacy Huntsman Mrs. Stella Stilson Miss Jessie Irion Miss juliette W'ilcox Miss Isabelle McLuchlau Miss Corinne LcUIzmk Miss Romildzl Martin Miss Henrietta Symmes Miss Edith ,l-Jarkin Miss Bessie Montague Miss Ada Ritchey Miss Irene Stein Miss Mary Rupert Misr; Hilda Strong Miss Pearl Schisler -Miss Lida Davis Miss Louise Schroeder-d Miss Mary Green Miss Minnie Schultz Miss Harriett Emery Miss Pearl Schwartz Miss Emma Nichols Miss Mary Shipman Miss Cynthia Richardson Miss Gladys Smith Miss Helen Cunninghmn Miss Zelln Spruuger Miss Matilda Siehl Miss Maxine Thatcher Miss Sarah Gwynn Miss Zola Wood Miss Alma Chisholm Miss Nellie Thompson Miss Delphu Smith Miss Emma Thomas Miss Elsie Schneider Miss Inez Loftus Miss Mabel Sharp Miss Nellie Young Miss Emma Enders Miss Allie Butler Miss Estella Trlmher Miss Helen Fosson Miss Emma Grumman Miss Lillian VV'oodnmu Miss Esther Suyres Miss Alice Hartley , Miss Bessie jones Miss Bessie Mayer . Miss Eunice Jennings, Fa Ujied in service :1: Camp Shcrmanj Page Fifty-sc: 'cu

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FAITHFUL FRIENDS HERE are many penple here almost 100 11111110111115 111 mention. who we would like to have lHIUVT how much we appreeiate them :1an what they have tlnne fur 1.15 during our three ymrs hero, Everybody. I think. 11st h 'artl how much Miss McArthur has meant to 115 since she came. ll'e hatl become tired of prunes and rice and apple butter and hmniny. and when we saw fresh fruits. and potatoes that weren't plain-boilecl with their skins 0n. and even chickeiL we could hardly believe our eyes. She has had a great many hardships to overcome, among them sickness. but she has come through them all beautifully. and we are very glad to say that she is well and strong and back with us again. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rohrei' probably have been claimed by every dam. and we again are claiming them. There has never been any task too hard 01' too long that we have asked of Mr. Rohrer. that he hasnlt attempted cheerfully and willingly. And our inatrons! There have been so many. we hope we haven't driven them away. First, dear Miss Semple. Because she was so good, and therefore. perhaps, a little too lenient, we took too much advantageebut we loved her nevertheless. Then Miss Chaney. Miss Chaney tried to make us behave It may have been because she played so many tunes on the chimes, or perhaps because she didn't like to have the mallet t0 the chimes hidden. but she couldn't seem to make us do as we should, 'Nrs. McKay came next. All the girls liked her and respected her and her wishes. but she had influenza and left us to make her home with her 5011. Our present matron is Mrs. Silterly, and she is performing her duties faithfully and well. We hope that she will stay with us long. Miss Status is our matron at night. and while we hate to be called 011 for emergencies. we are deeply grateful to her for doing it, Miss Hannah has been the faithful and much-lovetl matron of the Child's Department, while it was :1 Nurses! home. and she has stayed all the while. Mrs. McCann has been known as nMother McCann for many years by the internes, and the girls, too, know how she syinpathizes with them, and therefore they like to tell her their troubles. Page Fifiy-riglzt