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

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September 20 October 31- December 21- Feb rua ry ll- March 15- March 21-22- April 12- h e e a c 0 n llllll lllllll I llll lllllll llllli llllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I ll lllllllllll I llllllllllla Social Calendar---1928-1929 The Freshmen were entertained by the Annual Kid Party , given in their honor by the Class of '29, Lollypops and apples, very suitable for a Kid Party, were served. An enjoyable evening was spent playing kid games. Again the witching hour hovered over our home. Skeletons on every side! Black cats run- ning up and down stairways! Owl calls in the court! Ghastly eyes peering at us! The rattling of bones as ghosts prowled through corridors! Corn shueks in every corner, with pumpk n faces staring through the leaves! There were representatives from every nation: China, Holland, France, Africa, and even Mother Goose sent her children back to us. Again the Juniors presented the most original act and won the cup-a mock presentation of I.oew's Ohio Vaudeville. Music for the evening was furnished by the Internes, assisted by the Nurses. Our Annual Christmas Party. The Christmas 'l'ree was placed in the center of the gym, beautifully decorated and laden, with gifts for every one. The White Christmas was pro- duced, directed by Miss Page. A program of Christmas Carols by thc Glee Club. Santa Claus forgot no one. Gifts for all. A Lantern was presented to the School of Nursing by the Staff. A Senior Party was held in honor of Dr. J. F. Baldwin's 79th birthday. 'The color scheme was in keeping with Valent'ne Day. Miss Curry, on behalf of the Senior Class, welcomed Dr. Baldwin. A poem, written in his honor by Miss Catherine Xvright, was read. Several musical selections were given by the Baumgardner Sisters. Miss Foley brought tears to the eyes of many when she sang A Perfect Day . A reading was delivered by Miss Martha Vilise. The first Jun'or-Senior Banquet in the history of the Grant Hospital School of Nursing was given by the Juniors in honor of the Graduating Class. Wie hope that this custom, started by the 1930 Class, will be carried out during the coming years. The gym was beautifully decorated in St. Patrick colors. Covers were placed for the Faculty, Charge Nurses, Senior and Junior Classes. The Toast-mistress was Miss Dorothy Prasuhn, Speakers: Miss Jamieson, Misses Schneider, Curry, Fauser and Hale. The musical entertainment was furnished by the School Orchestra. The evening was closed by a pantomine presented by the Junior Class. Class Play: Marrying Marian was presented. Big Benefit Dance given. Faculty Dance. One Hzmdrenl Twelve

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