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DECEMBER, 1953 W'Vhat a month! Decorating the X-mas trees, our first big dance, caroling at 6 a.m. Vacation for two weeks fBoy, were we in bad need of thislj UIANUARY, l954 A New Year's Greeting. Students could be married while still in the School of Nursing. Here goes those wedding bells! FEBRUARY, 1954 Students played against Lafayette in a basketball game for the polio fund. W'ell, boys, we'll have better luck next time. MARCH, 1954 Capping rehearsals-XfVhere did the class go to celebrate? Then Sunday came. Thirty preclinicals walked to the altar-caps were placed upon their heads. Who had the biggest smiles? The brand new juniors or their proud families? A pigg- rs l T 0 Twenty-nine ., f-.Lv .
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Our Hist Ol' use sm ,-gag ' ww! 11:5 win' V126 ' 'Wi g AUGUST, 1953 Expression blank, bags in arms, new friends, tours, initiation-confused? This our First clay in the School olf Nursing. SEPTEMBER, 1953 Mouths closed. Those seniors-would we ever reach that goal? Here we sat. Our first student gov't meeting. OCTOBER, 1953 First social function- Probies fthat's usj in charge of the Halloween Party. Remember, kids! Fun, wasn't it? NOVEMBER, 1953 Study, study, study! Exams. Who managed to play pinochle, take their little naps, and read those intellectual books QFirst Lovej during Study hours?! One must be relaxed at all times. Q ms. ss md. EM. T at Nampa Twenty-eight 'tr lair: 23.123 . A.. -E B . . S .gf-if .1-:.f1i'5': f ,g .1 --:gz-gg , is - ' Q 11 H na 5 Bal H 1 a s 3
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SPRING, 1954 ' More time on the floors-studying for finals- looking forward to summer vacations and NO more study hours. A trip to New York for Sociology. Easter Pageant beautiful, the boat ride - ICE COLD. SUMMER, 1954 What a. life. Every night out 'till 10:30. August came quickly, a perfect month for turning intermediates. Another etiology for celebrating. SEPTEMBER, 19511 Our little sisters came in training. Time for us to show off. How did 16 intermediates manage to lose permissions for two weeks? What happened to the Crying Towel with all the decorative letters? Directly following-Who were the bad little students who forgot to make their beds? Well, what's another week ol loss of permissions! Thirty 0
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