Faulkner Hospital School of Nursing - Faulkan Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ELIZABETH ROBUS White Pond Road Stow, Massachusetts September 18, 1934 511556.15 at ffm' if the rezmrd of foil. Good things come in small packages, describes our Pete. Talented in the fields of knitting, she's always ready to help turn heels and toes. Pete can usually be found flying to New York. She has served as our faithful alarm clock for the past three years. No one was late for duty when Pete was around. Will we ever forget the worn spot on the carpetn? HM. Ll!! X ' ,L 4' 'lx , lllltw il 'm.,sf?'2 M f - 35,1122-,a,Ef . as QL ,Liv ,, J repeieu MARY LEE SEATE 14 Boulevard Road Dedham, Massachusetts August 1, 1935 Cozmzge and hope mn conquer nfl. M.L. is our main defender of the Mason-Dixon line. An authority on furs and plants, her green thumb will surely make everything she touches blossom. Her cheery smile has lightened the hearts of many patients. We're sure any OR. would be well equipped with Mary Lee added to the staff. I Will' we ever forget her rendition of Einsteins theory?

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ARDELI. SI-IATTUCK 19 Washington Road I-Iamden, Connecticut july IO, 1934 The law of kizzdfzeii mlei ber fofzgzze. Perfection plus is the motto of this pert Connecticut Miss. Ardell is ready to lend her sympathy, advice or just a smile when we need it the most. One of the more talented gals, she can talk on anything from classical music to the method of motivation of the amoeba. With her in- fectious smile and winning personality, we know she'll be a success in whatever field she chooses. Will we ever forget the famous vocabu- lary she acquired during her first few weeks at The Faulkner? ..,,,.w- , ffsdsbli f'79-1 Zzulkner ffvspifal Wedge and Hreed Reverently do I pledge myself to the wholehearted service of those whose care is entrusted to this hospital. To that end I will strive in the fulfillment of my duties holding secret whatsoever I may learn touching upon the lives of the sick. I acknowledge the dignity of the cure of disease and the safe-guarding of health in which no act is menial or inglorious. I will walk in upright faithfulness and obedience to those under whose guidance I am to work, and I pray for patience, kindliness, and understand- ing in the holy ministry of broken bodies.