Concord Hospital School of Nursing - Nutrix Yearbook (Concord, NH)

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A dressing change by Doctor Carlson on one of our children at Concord Hospital. Night nurses supper in Boston. M. t f .ffl ,f V . fy . f J, ge, x, , ,ar V, I , 7 1 5, f + , , . I i X I l G .. My if s 7 r , 2, I , X 4 Q I ooo ilmmg wul-leafufs are the many children for Whom We care at the Children's Medical Center in Boston, -Massachusetts. During our three -month affiliation we soon become unselfishly dedicated to their care, realizing that for some, it may be the last We see of them. How many times when their bewildered little voices asked, Why do you wear a hat inside? did we really realize how We look in a child's eyes. Oh, for that spare moment when we could lift a crying M at fi i 5 baby from his crib and give the love and affection Martha Lynch, Judy Komerek, Pam , r,,, ,,.., . , I My , , X My so needed as We many times were that baby s mother substitute. Many opportunities for learning in special fields were offered as We each experienced either neuro- surgery, orthopedics, cardiology, neurology, or Gould, Ginger Bailey at Gardner I-louse. blood dyscracias 954 K7, ZP'?,'i5f fVf5i?'i'7ff2 ' , 'qzwiwd 1-' s t ' Y -: -- - V . A f f - H ss -aww... ,. ,w,.N...,..,.,-X ., ' ff B 1 H f f IN sf X f- ,X if V , W , t Q , , . Q , 'ff , at 2, 5 . 'B if W NW ss' , f , Ak., X ' HM?-.ylw t ' MVN f M f f a A as fsiw 'f - 2 1, s .-Gr A fNvf.f-,ffwf f w f, ,.-few Z. f aff, f N 9 X , ,f :Q ' f' ,XWQAQ W .sr - as -, fs Q s 4' .grfts fwwfs,f4,:,sf,W,f , ,5ffg,f55,s.g,w, 5 gf 1 f ,I X 3-yssxq . f t ' U 9 tSZ?'4'7Q'AV-rr GMWQQW, W B W f f wsffif ' Q . S' fb 675423-Wfigifs 'tfRYs19 RMK XX LH! M , it ' if 7 ,f,,..Vqf,43.r ,r . 1 W 0 Z Ukwv 7 ? ,V W Q ' 9 ,sw fy v s X t 2 -... V, - 5 X4 J , ,ft gtk yt L. 5 'F , , , f, , f . 5 ff! QWZWXX ' f Mfr f , f s ,f . X5 , , g.4.,,a1m 'V ,f . ,ft . , V ga 'E Q K . X Q , . , , , ,y 4 zsnfffgy sf , 5. tgiwi ww: W 5 f Y 'Q,s?.yg2f rw M f .f.,.,,., I ,Y ug, . J . fat .... 1. 2 W Q X V-Y ' iff- 3 V .5 ' 1671 A g ,t.,.s45,fg , p f sw? Taxis ,,, , .Ay,,,,, ss fs f 'sa .4-!4.f:s X B A 'N www ff 'sslkri ' vt i Q sg -si A .. . ,..,, . ,,.. , Q. ....,, , sw 'U 9 X as Z 4s N X 4 Dr. Horace Blood and friend. 1

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-Q .i S i X X l l , M .Z Q Mrs. Margaret Wallace 1947--Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics, Margaret pills- , i X . Q ,s r 6' A 375 ,rs .Q NFS! f S l ., rr 3. Q r. P Dianne Macliougall and friend. I bury General Hospital, Con- cord, New l-lampshireg Post- Graduate, Boston Lying -In HOSPIFEU, Boston, Massachusetts. i if iw i lA1wComeTkabTlw1JMfghtHaw ' Q, 1 95' ang Supervisor, x-.lice planar. discussing patient? cl with Dr, 'l'fa,l7. lclfl Ill' I 'l1I1,lll 1, llllillllllgf Ill-Inf i Jflfll IIW' ' I Illrllllfl' jllflllt 1 1 What place are we more aware of the Miracle of life than on obstetrics. We see the look of divinity in the mother's eye and we can never cease to be amazed at the birth of a baby. The student learns in her experience to care for the mother in her long hours of labor, she often cares for the anxious rather with reassurance, she assists with deliveries, and learns to care for both the mother and baby after birth. l-'our weeks are spent in each area: labor and delivery, nursery, and the floors. llerc is where a student nurse's heart is opened wide with joy you lor all those about her who have accomplished and per- lornietl the task lor which we were created. What is more wonderous that the birth of a baby . . ..What is more thrilling than the baby's first cry . . . What 15 more tender than a mother . . . s g Wil' VVPIVI ' Inn I il iii' irf' ' ' l 'l lfl'l In .iiliiillll I r U flllflllly.-',1l,,,.,,f. l V I 1 l 5

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wus-.Q 9 f I 0 On the 54... Guimont ,. feeding. SEOIY 6 Christmas time at Boston. Sue Dal- Childreu, ton, Dianne MacDougal1, Nancy 'floeq f,,,JlA,ii Kenney, Jackie Bellefeuille, Nancy Guimond. . w I i