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

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From Beginning to End It was a sunny day in August, 1935, when sixty-sorne girls gathered together in the chapel from various parts of the countrrf to start on a long, three-year journey together. The first few days were exciting ones. in the rush of getting initiated into the entirely new life of a student nurse. All were examined from head to foot, then given sweet big sistersi' to guide and console them when home seemed so far away. At the end of each month they nervously gathered in the chapel, to learn if they were privileged to stay another month. As is usually the case. the Hprobiesf' created a lot of free entertainment for all. with their young. awkward ways and their two hours of painfully perfect bathing and leaking hot-water bottles. At last another important step was achieved when on a cold day in December a dainty white cap was pinned atop their curls and a cape thrown over their shoulders. Now. indeed. were they a part of this great institution. They were Sophomores. The following January. on a cold. blustery day, another group of preliminaries joined their ranks and experienced somewhat the same trying period as their sisters before them. They were finally capped at an impressive ceremony in lXfIay. From that time on. the two classes joined together and were known as the Sophomores. with Margaret Yoder ably leading them. Along with this new title came more class-work-more experiences on the Hoor-and more thrills as they entered their Hrst terms of night duty. The Junior year was important, as that was the beginning of our special duty f Operating Room -- Diet Kitchen -- Obstetrics -- Psychiatry v - Communicable Public Health --- and Pediatrics, Clare Ellsworth was our able captain as juniors. As Seniors, with lVIary deFluiter our President, we took on a new dignity and carriage as only Seniors can do, so the younger students might have a good example to follow. Miss Johnson came to us as House Director this year and started a series of delightful Friday afternoon teas, with our beautiful radio playing a big part. W'ith picnics-skating parties-formals -- and a boat ride, our time was full to overfiowing, including the time and energy everyone contributed to make the Annual a success. Now, with examinations almost over and graduation in the near future, we are all looking forward to the day of black bands and white uniforms, not without a pang of regret that our student days in crisp blue and white are almost ended, never to be re-lived. LaVERNE SCOTT. 139.-