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

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0 F INTERNFS-1933-1933 G. T. KEEN I.. NUl,l. SHRUDER Rmwmxu I.. HILSINGER G.-Wrox B. HAXNAH S1.4xx.mA W, XYHI'l'EI-HJVSE GLEN A. H.A'I'l'ENDilRP' GEi'lRGE F. l :Ll.ERIiRUOK CHARLES I.. HOWARD

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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

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Medical Staff of The Christ Hospital OFFICERS DR. R. B. COFIELD ............,. ,.,....,. P naviffefzt DR. DAVID A. TUCKER .... ,,A. I 'ire-Pfrfidelzf DR. CHARLES KIELY ............., .,..,. I Siffffffli'-X' Surgery DR. C. OLIVER 628 Elm Street Obstetrics Dr. L. S. COLTER 8410 Clifton Avenue SENIOR STAFF Internal Medicine DR. .JILLYN C. POOLE 2906 IYoOdhurn Avenue DR. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL 1404 Auburn Avenue DR. E. XY. BIITCHELL 4 West Seventh Street DR. ERXVIN O. STRAEHLEY, SR. 516 Provident Bank Building CONSULTING STAFF Physician DR. O. P. HOL'F I34 NYest Ninth Street Psychiatry DR. Ex1ERsoN A. NOR'I'H 312 West Ninth Street Pediatrics DR. E. A. AY.-XGNER 3 1.4.1. Jetlierson A ven ue DR. .ALBERT ll. BELL Kemper l.ane Building ATTENDING STAFF Surgery DR. FRANK E. FEE Z2 West Seventh Street DR. C. G. CRIsI.ER IOIQ Carew Tower DR. DLOLEY IJAIAIER 707 Race Street DR. Srxixiris OLIVER 038 Flm Street DR. CH.-xRI.Es A. IJANGDALE lqll Cnion Central Buildin DR. IQEED A. SI-IANR Union Central Building DR. I.. H. SCHRIVER Doctors Building Internal Medicine DR. J. l.. 'l'L'EcH'1'ER I 9 Garfield Place DR. IDAVID A. 'l'L'eRER 4 West Seventh Street DR. C C l'IHli Doctors Building DR. XY. O. RAAIEY 4 West Seventh Street DR. LI. l-l. SILXVLENI Cnion Central Building DR. HI'BER'r SHooR joj Race Street