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

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Memories DR. COPIELD-Dignity always. DR. TLTCKER'-I take my stethoscope in hand. DR. KEILEY-Freudism rules the world. DRS. C. AND Symixiizs OLIY'ER1iiDIC and My Shadow. DR. COLTERS-Interest in The Babies. DR. D1ITCHELL'OUT Father of Medicine. DR. CRISLER-UA New Webster. DR. ELIZABETH CAMPBE1.L!Colonic Hushes B.i.d. DR. FEE-zo gtts. per minute. DR. LANGDALE-BUSY and capable. DR. PAL1xiER- Anticipate the Doctoris wants. DR. REPS4.'5x smile will go a long, long way. DR. SCHRIVER'-PIOHIC is where the heart is. DR. SHANR-Sportsmanship. DR. FIHE-Diet and be happy. DR. RAMEY-No Lab. work unless ordered by mf. DR. TL'ECHTER-'KAOLIT protuechterf' DR. STITT--'hY21fCl1ClOg of the Lung. DR. DOL'GHTX -TDS man who sees through you. DR. DUNH.-ini-Bed rest!! DRs. lXIlTHOEFER AND BYRANT-Champion story-tellers lBoston litherl. DR. GOODYEARYKIHB' I have a tray, please? P DR. H.XGG.ARTflJOH'I let them suffer! l l DR. ROBERTSl.'X stitch in time saves ninel DR. K1.EIN4Prevent deformity. DR. Cpmsssxelt is a small, circumscribed, autionoculable, epidermal, papillary growth of variable size, shape, and consistency f F P DR. Cl..-XRK'I l.V6I' had an anaesthetic before? DR. lJCJXX'NINCmThS babies cry for him. DR. McK1MfHow are all the boys to-day? DR. P. SMITHfSL1Y, Bess, will you get that man in the treatment room right away, please? DR. li. O. SW.-1.RTZfLCt a smile he your um- brella and you'll never get wet. DR. JOHNSON4COLlI'ICSY itself. DR. PXCKEREL-PCI'SOl1I1liIY -I-. DR. SL'TTON'KiHklI16SS and lots of it. DR. jowssflsittle but mighty. DR. lX'ICC.ARTHX'?TE61Z7ligllE .' J ! DR. TANGEMAN-A little German is a big help now and then. DR. PIERCE-Feed the baby all it wants. DR. XYOODXV.-XRD-I'IC delivereth. DR. GILl.ESPIE-HlS inspirations are expressed in verse. DR. FOERTMEYER1II depends upon the neurone. DR. DALTON-One little tooth can cause a lot of trouble. DR. Covpocx-Answer that red light. DR. L.APSLEX'-'N.S.S. q. 4 hrly. DR. CASSIDY-LCf,S get a new set of teeth. DR. DIILLER-NDIS and my nurse. DR. XVILL1s-Have you heard this one? ? ? ? F DR. L1l.1..+RDHVVell, how are all my girls to-day? DR. Ft'1.Li-:RTON-Never mind, Slats will get here in a few minutes. DR. SCHRATH-This looks like necrotic tissue. DR. CRL'DGINGTON4'KCCLW the stitches dry. DR. X'ENTRESS'-Xvllilt the well-dressed man of 1934 will wear. DR. BATEMAN-These are all nurses, Lillie. Do you want to say something to them. DR. lXIcCAixix1oN-Can you feel that muscle spasm? DR. I,INDNERlI guess we'll get our reward in heaven. DR. Rl'SH?HHN'S a dressing tray at 4 o'f!ot!c. DR. NI.-XRTIN1llTl16 Students' Friend. flf. HOYX'SER, 123. INTFRNIQS Tfzingf ual! zzecerforgaf. DR. I'IANN.-Xl-I'NS3t appearance DR. Wmrei-io L'sE-Effort to grow a mustache. DR. HLlXX'.ARDfDOlDg dressings at midnight. DR. k'iI.l.ERBROOK-R611CllHgJ,' detective stories. D-R. SHRoosR-Buying groceries at Kroger's. DR. H.-XTTENDORF4.'xS the Big Medical Klan. DR. KEENQPLIHSIICC. DR. H1i.siNGi5R- I resent that -F. Hl3XX'SER, '33

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Aw 1 - w V Q- ..,,, H I ., . 4-Aim.-f . f gfki l - ,-wxg-fx, ,RN y. . W . f L X:-:zu : Kami E. lxli-XRTIN, NLD. lIOItjz' Phvvxirimz Iljj2'l1yj3 'i' HAS BEEN SAID that we of the healing professions compose a group ofidealists, the like of which can be equalled by none other. ldealists? Yesg for we are constantly endeavoring to conquer or prevent disease and thus actually narrow the field of our activity, and we are constantly endeavoring to attain the unattainableethe defeat of death. The patriarchs of our profession who, in the past three centuries laid the foundations for the present structure of modern medicine, carried ever before them these ideals. The pioneer doctors and nurses on entering the Qhio Valley brought with them the same ideals, implanted them here, and from them has grown a medical center of world renown. The little group who forty-live years ago met at 50 York Street to organize a hospital, was motivated by the same ideals, the outcome of which has been the growth of an institution which is now second to none. Those who at present direct our organization, and those who professionally serve it, are still guided by the same principles, the practical application of which is best exemplified by a statement in our last annual report, that in the past year . . not one patient needing the service of this institu- tion was turned away any hour of the day or night before we had done for that patient all that we could do for him. l.et us, who are just entering the field of our chosen work, carry ever before us the examples that have been set by our predecessors, so that, when our work has been finished, it may not be said that the professions have been injured by reason of our membership in them. -DR. lXIAR'r1N. 30