Columbia University School of Nursing - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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5? e We rtonor ad a L laJMnate 2),. 2W B. Jiakif

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Our 3, ean I V larqaret C-. Conrad The Class of Nineteen-forty-eight is about to graduate! The Class wh ich started its nursing career at the beginning of the Atomic Age, and is now completing its student days in the midst of the New Look — the last of our large wartime classes, with a June section from the Bryn Mawr College Summer School of Nursing — the last class with members of the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps! One hundred and twenty-nine students enrolled in 1945 (27 in June Section, 102 in September); ninety-seven are graduating (22 in June and 75 in September). This is a fine record among classes which have been faced with readjusting to peace-time psychology! Sixty-one are degree candidates, and fifty are Cadet Nurse Corps members. We shall remember you for many fine achievements: For the early proof of your international-mindedness in salvaging your preliminary uniforms for Greece; for your cordial hospitality to students from affiliating schools; for the enthusiasm of your Red Cross Drive in 1947, with over $1,000 to your credit; for your wonderful bazaar to aid the United Nations Crusade for Children, with $1,750 for a donation; for your many appearances in print, with and without, il- lustrations; for your fine co-operation in every new move — the 6-day week, the 44-hour week, the vacation adjustments; the gay and cheerful spirit in which you endured the construction and confusion of the new Maxwell Hall wings and Harkness Memorial Hall, and the paper dishes during the installation of the Maxwell Hall dishwasher! All of these events and activities have developed your ingenuity and your teamwork. We hope that when you remember your student days, you will always feel the warm fellowship of this great group of students and grad- uates to whom you belong — planning and working and dreaming under the protection of a great University and a great Hospital, for a better life for all the world; and while holding firmly to their fine traditions, nevertheless constantly watching for new opportunities to serve. Our affectionate and confident good wishes will follow you through th e years!

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7 : yA V ufsinq School sracutt t 9 y Front Row (left to right): Misses C. Harmon, K. Burnett, F. Jensen, J. Wyatt, C. Covell, P. Young. C. Shaw, E. Wilcox, D. Hagner, H. Lynch. Second Row ( left to right) : Misses L Williams, F. Barends, E. Lee, L. Morrison, I. Bishop, M. Conrad, M. Eliot, D. Rogers, H. Goodale, M. Allanach, E Rathbun. Third Row (left to right): Misses M. Hayes. L. Kent, M. Wells, N. Estey, H. PeHit, H. Scott, R. Gulnter, C. Griffin. Back Row (left to right): Misses R. Lynch, E. Gill, M. Jansen, H. Wright, M. Hawthorne, R. Ryan, H. Bunn, F. Vanderbilt, M. Fitzpatriclt.