Grant Hospital School of Nursing - Beacon Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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he eacon sn- -------- ------------ - --------------A ------------ - Thoughts and Wishes Q Q 22 VVhile I'm taking hours of rest In my big white bed each day, My thoughts they get to wandering- And they wander miles away- To those nurses at Grand Old Grant NVho dress all in snowy white, XVho kept a close watch over me For many a day and night. I remember well those nurses WVh0 were all so sweet and fair, XVith sunny smiles and no cross word To me gave the best of care. Now while I lie in bed and gaze At the ceiling overhead- I'd rather gaze just once more on The nurses of Grant instead. To see Miss Bauer, the little blonde, fKind gentlemen all preferj- And to see Baumie's great big smile, Just to hear sweet words from her Then to have Curry take my pulse, And to see her smile so bright, I'll bet I wouldn't feel so blue- NVell-in fact, I'd feel just right . Now there's little Nettie Hale, The smallest one of them all, Then there is graceful Mary Hayes Who's so slim, and straight and tall. Then Kitz and I could have a talk 'Bout Carey-the Old Home Town, Right then my face would be all smiles, For I'd have no time to frown. One Hundred Eight Uh! Just to see noisy Cassie, She's so jolly and so gay, Then there's the Night Nurse, Miss MeNutt, With a big smile every day. Ur cheery words from Miss Martin, I never did see her mad, To see her smiles, to hear her words, I know I would feel most glad. To see Miss Orr, whose wicked eyes VVill vamp all the men I swear, To hear Miss IVeber's friendly words, And to see her smiles so fair, To hear Miss Goldsberry's Good Morning, XVhen she makes her morning call, Oh! to see all of you I'd be The happiest Guy of all. 'l'here's Shumaker, and there's Rudolph And Sheward from the D. K., Oh, how I remember the fruit juices She gave me day after day! But since I'm many miles away And you girls I cannot see, I'll send my very best wishes, They come from the heart of me, May all your future years be bright, May the skies be always blue, 'I'he years hold only happiness And lots of luck for you. And when your life's work is ended- You will climb Gocl's Golden Stair- A starry Crown He'll give-and Rest- No ,Sick-no Sorrowing There. -Gvv S'r1u:aY 'fit 3,75 5.3 W QI Wx .,5 151. .-,Eu 'ts S2322

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GGCOTI he ,rf ------------ ------- - ---- - -- -------- - 1 ---------- -- ---------------------- -- The Glee Club The Glec Club, of the Grant Hospital School of Nursing, under the supervision of W. E. Crist, of Capital University, has been one of the very successful organizations of the year. The Club has had excellent training in vocal work, and assisted the Dramatic Club and Orchestra in the successful production of the musical comedy, Marrying Marian . It supplied the Angel Chorus and the Soloists for the Christmas Pageant. Programs were presented for the British Women's Club, and the National Hospital Day Celebration at Memorial Hall. President: Madolyn Foley Secretary: Nettie Hale Pianist : Beulah Little ohn Librarian: Louise Schmitt Nettie Hale Mmlolyn Foley M in rgnret Stnyman Gwendolyn Foster Marjorie Molster lillizuheth Crites Hazel Jennings Elizabeth Goodchild MEMBERSHIP: Evelyn McCarlcy Ruth Ricker Gladys Buurngarclner Christine XVhitmore Louise Schmitt Cora Walter Linnie Arn Catherine XVilson Blanche Fleming Agnes Stahler Ernestine Dishon Bessie Roberts Mary Smith Pearl Hildebrand Lucille Stockclzile Beaulah Littlej ohn On e H zmdred Se-ven

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