Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing - On Call Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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IN IVIEIVICJRY I I I I I I I I I I. , I I I I I Merlyn Phoenix-Scheifel i Phyllis Remboldt-Hedrick ' I I I If, 1 I II' II Angels in white . . . they lived each moment I of their lives to the fullest in God's service. Their memory will continue to linger vividly in the minds and hearts of each who knew them. 69

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L, F. 1 P' fi Miss Groome with Gertrude Hatori encourage the patients by playing a game of Chinese Checkers. Another day full of worth while experiences for each student as she fulfills her place as a Psychiatric Nurse. I i I I w l I rl ur H s-M-,,if n 0 , If I tx2!llf,.o6.,. . '11 , Q Qui -tix 'ywiq isp, ,Visa ' z-X351 r ,724 If N. lst ' -:ff 'fri F ,ff 76 f Hazel McKibbin looks over a patient's chart with the head Hazel McKibbin trys to fulfill the needs of each patient. nurse while the social worker writes the history of his last interview.

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The field is the world, dear nurse. God has heard your prayer, He knows your heart's desire and has prepared a place for you in His vineyard. You have shown yourself teachable, charitable, faithful, and kind, and He has confidence in your devotion to Him and to His work. The sincerity which you express in words from the depths of your heart, He knows and will not fail to reward. May He establish it there forever. You have grown up in the full stature of your profes- sion. There must be no relaxing now. Make the high point to which you have attained serve only as a footstool for future advancements. Go forth in faith, in trust, and in hope. The needs of the world will give you ample scope, and when the final trumpet shall sound-faithful still-you will be invited, Come ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom pre- pared for you from the foundations of the world . . . For Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. SENICDRS