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

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7a.4..,Sl..l..., , Q! 5 4- X: ' uf' s - First Row fleft to rightj: Ruth Cartwright, Dorothy Findley, Doris Cary, Zella Jones, Grace Salser, Marian Ramsey, Sally Browne, Kathleen Irvin, Elisa Wehrenberg, Jane Holtz. Second Row: Elvira Lehman, Pauline Lanham, Alice Schrock, Kathryn Carmel, Frances Franks, Dorothy Fulkerson, Evelyn Langdon, Jean Crawley, Marie Noyes, Nina Newman, June Holtz. Third Row: Mary Coulter, Ruth Mathews, Roselyn Sanderson, Orpha Hunsinger, Sydna Fuston, Margaret Maloney, Sara Sharp, Sue Reynolds, Nora Douglass, Helen Gerber, Edith Coughlin, Mildred Fritz. Fourth Row: Betty Cook, Mary Flook, Bertha Kendrick, Persha Guard, Jean Longstreth, Abbe Hawley, Dorothy Kinder, Doris Betz, Helen Moody, Helen Shives. -53.. 'E

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Preliminary Class Twenty-two very fresh green plants, selected from greenhouses over the country, were shipped to the Nurses' Home, Christ Hospital, on january 12, 1938, and then were taken to the hospital to be inspected by the chief gardener. After she referred to the order slip to see if it was the correct shipment, the plants were returned to the Nurses' Home, to be planted in various rooms on third and fourth Floors. The evening of the same day these plants began to sprout, and to further this growth thev were taken to the nutrition department, to be fertilized and watered. Several days later two Choice green plants were added to this January shipment, making a total of two dozen plants. For the first two months, they had to become adjusted to the new environment. Each day they were pruned and tended to by the gardeners and at night were covered at lojiio. At 6 :OO dclock next morning they were uncovered, in order to be put through various tests. Finally in March the gardeners decided that the plants were readv to be transplanted to the first and second Hoors of the hospital to give cheer, comfort and courage to the patients. At the end of the third month, the plants were lined up before the chief gardener, to be inspected, and the eighteen which were found to be developing and gaining in strength and sturdiness were retained in order to send out their blossoms in the coming years. DONNA GELBAUGH. ELAINE STEINER. Preliminaries First Row Cleft to rightl: Bonnie Jean Nlurray, Elsie Martin, Niabel Tavlin, Rose Lee, Donna Gelbaugh, Elaine Steiner, Ruth Boyles. Second Row: Jeanne Urban, Evelyn Gahris, jane Ong, Dorothy Maier, Martha Padan, Louise Fagin. Third Row: Geraldine Bible, Mary Bess Spraul, Martha Hi-trick. Fourth Row: Margaret Dodds, Mary Sekula, Anne Ross. -55-