Easton Hospital School of Nursing - Ligature Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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E PAUL CORRELL, NI. D. S'IL7'gE07l-f1l-Cllfff, In.rr1 ucz'01' of S'lL7'gE7'y I

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E To the Gmolziativzg Class Of the Easton Hospital Training School: To you who are ready to go out and minister to suffering humanity, I will give a charge. Be loyal to your Horpizfal. This simple phraseology may mean nothing to you if taken unheedingly and Without consideration. Our Whole system of things is built up around the little word loyalty. There is loyalty to family, loyalty to friends, loyalty to institutions of learning, and loyalty to God. An analysis ofthe reason for these attachments shows that we are loyal to people and institutions who have done us a service. Your Hospital may be small and its building antiquated, but its scope of Work is boundless and the good it does is tremendous. lt is your Alma hdater and has given you your training to the best of its ability. Be proud of your Hospital. Wie of your Stall' are striving to better the institution in every Way. Help us by doing your bit and keeping in mind the fact that an institution can be harmed and dragged into the mire by indifference and disloyalty. Br loyal to your Hofpitczl. ' PAUL CORRELL. I

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5 MABEL GRACE WILSON, R. N. Directrefx of N une: To the Class of IQ28 of the School of Nursing of the .Easton Hospital: You have finished the course, and an even greater accomplishment is. that you have kept the faith . In- crease your faith ever, and you will be good nurses and good women. Sincerely, NIABEL GRACE WILSON I4