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

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YW I MISS HENRIETTA HENNIK I Director of Nursing I I i I ' 'I I C c' gaculfy Many long days and hours were spent, by the members of the faculty, in molding us into nurses who will faithfully uphold the profession with pride and dignity. We recognize this is not a simple task and so with great humility we say thank you to those who made our dreams a reality. I I I i I I I I I A I 4 on ' MISS KATHERINE COMEY MR. PAUL I. SPENCER I Educational Director Director of Faulkner Hospital I 'I I a iI I I is l I I R If ,,, 2 ..,, 6 I X 1, , I 'A T -f N V, gb 'N , li? I l 1' S? Miss MARY E. FALLON MRS. HAZEL MURPHY MRS. PAULINE MARTIN Assistant Director of Science Instructor Nl-Using Instructor 6 Nursing Service

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TO OUR PARENTS Dear Mom and Dad, As we stand here on the threshold of graduation we cannot venture forward through this open door until we have stopped and shared perhaps the happiest moment of our lives with you, Who else is more deserving, who else is so totally capable of knowing just how we feel but our very own mom and dad. Will you ever forget our first night of relief, or our first night of nights: you worked them too. You have always been with us in all the firsts we've experienced. There was the patient in 106, you knew him as well as I. When things were toughest and we could see no way through we could always find the way home. Home, where you always helped us find the way back to what only parents have the wisdom to see beyond the tiny hill which seemed like a mountain to us. There is no unity or bond that ties a girl so close to her family as that of training. Yet this bond is much deeper than love alone. It seems to constitute a unique under- standing, a deep respect for each others needs, an ever mounting faith and devotion for that which God alone does rule. Even as mature young women, about to venture out into this world of opportunity, we shall always remember your words of wisdom and experience - You will never know as much as you know today, my child, and in our hearts we will ever harbor over- powering love and devotion for the two in our lives who have made our education that much more important. In tribute from, Your Loving Daughter.