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

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Geo. Harding, J r. he 8616071 af- ------------- ----------------------------- - ------ - -X- S URGICAL STAFF J. F. Baldwin H. A. Baldwin L. L. Bigelow R. B. Drury J. M. Dunn Fred Fletcher E. M. Freese S. J. Goodman I. B. Harris L. F. Lauf C. M. .Shepard A. M. Steinfeld S. B. Taylor P. J. Reel R. R. Kahle JUNIOR SURGICAL STAFF E. Harlan Vllilson J. K. MeCready H. H. Yoakem T. R. Fletcher P. VV. Palmer VV. B. Morrison E. J. Stedem R. L. Thomas Drew L. Davies M. H. Turton Paul H. Charlton Frank VV. Harrah Paul Scofield Vlfm. M. Taylor OB STETRICAL STAFF J. F. Baldwin H. H. Fisher S. J. Goodman 'W. D. Inglis E. I-I. Ryan J. M. Thomas Andrew Rogers Grace Vlfeleh Roy Krigbaum Vllayne Brehm Board of Trustees Henry Gumlmle, President. F. R. Hoover, Secretary, Treasurer George T. Spallr VV. C. lfVillard G. Edwin Smith .num Grant Hospital Staff C. H. Hoffhines A. M. Hauer D. M. Johnson A. XV. Prout C. D. Postle C V. E. Silhernagzel XV. A. Stoutenliorongh APPROVED BY EYE, EAR, THROAT llc NUSE STAFFQ WITH PRIVILEGE OF OPER- .-I 7 'I NGQ John Alcorn Edward VV. Harris Robert VV. Nosker F. W. Thomas M. Goldberg MEDICAL STAFF K. Armen E. C. Beam C. I-I. Benson H. B. Blakey J os. B. Chronik J. J. Coons J. Quinn Dorgan John Dudlev Dunham S. D. Edelman A. J. Enderlin Earl Evans C. M. Fry Geo. T. Harding. 3rd J. E. Holmes L. Kahn Leon Kramer B. E. Lindsey M. E. Millhon J. A. McClure C. VV. MeGavran R. J. Mcliuinness Edith M. Offerman E. F. Peinert H. M. Platter J. M. Rector C. C. Sherburne L. F Turton EYE, EAR THROAT Ek NOSE 9 Jolm E. Brown C. F. Clarke XV. C. Davis A. D. Frost Six! y-sis: J. J. Upham L. I-I. Van Buskirk J. J. Warren J. O. VVeleh Harry S. Wendorf E. J. lvilson Frank YVinders G. M. lVyker E. M. Barrett R. R. Harris F. M. Stanton E. F. MeCamphell ROENTGENOLOGISTS C. F. Bowen H. A. Baldwin DIRECTOR OF LABORATORY Jonathan Forman A NE.STHE'I'ISTS P. E. Stiffey J. D. Kessler Geo. Cooperridcr Charles F. Smoot Miss M. G. Fa,irbanks UROLOGISTS I-I. A. Baldwin Milton Jones Louis J. Roth Frank VV. Hurrah EXO,DON'l'lS'l'S E. B. Conaway R. F. DeMers I.. J. Greenwald A. VV. Newell F. L. Gruber D. P. Snyder PEDIATRICIA NS D. L. Moore O. 'H. Sellenings Emilie Gorrell O. L. Baldwin DE RMA TOI .OGIST I-I. M. .Platter NEUROLO-GlS'I'S F. C. Wagenhals E. J. Emeriek CO U RT ESY STA F F John W. Means

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he eacon Ode to Adrenalin m.mm,mmu lVe had a shot in the arm, For diphtheria it isg To keep from us all harm- Each Mary, Kate and Liz. But it played havoc with me- And made me sick abedg And then it itched and swelled, you see, And became just terribly red. My pulse came up like a flash, And so did my luncheon, toog And I itched, and itched, and itcl 'Til I didn't know what to do. About thc hed I would toss, And upon the wall lid knock, I learned to my great loss, 'Twas Anaphylactic Shock! I must have been quite a sight, I was twice my size I knowg IC My eyes were swelled shut tight- I put on quite a show. I had an audience, toog All thc famous folks of Grantg All did all they could do, And nobody said, I can't. The Good Samaritan came, The doctor wise and keen, lvith my everlasting friend, Adrenalin -Drops fifteen. It made me well almost stat So I donned my duty frock, Entirely cured of that Called Anaphylactic Shock. flledimfcd fo .-lrlrcnulinf' nz grateful appreciation., G. Buumgavrdrzer. Sixty-five

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he eacon Ralph Keyes Ralph Keyes, if you please, had Potts Disease, Ur 'l'. B. of the spine, So he was hrouglit to Hospital Grunt For good care and sunshine. Now ltalplfs condition was critical, He could not do a thiugrg He could not read, he could not eat, He could not sit, or anything. His third backbone protruded, Like u chimney on a shack, Uh., he was 21, wreck I tell you, With three hed sores on his hack. So Dr. Steinfeld fixed him up, And laid him on a lied, Where he was cared for daily, but 'Twus long: before he could he fed. Complete recovery came at last, It took more than a year, Ralph sure can tell his story- He knows all the nurses here. He's gone home now-but cannot forget, Ralph writes-he misses his nurses yet. x I 'mf'--..., To My Nurse That dreadful hour so desolate, lllhen life was dark, and death was late To tear me from that awful pain. I needed friends and when none came- I called you. VVhen memories tugged at my heart Of pleasures pastg of friends apartg I was sleepless and needed cheer, I called the friend I knew was near- I called you. The time has flowng my health has come, My pain is o'er, my sentence doneg Before me shines a sacred gem, The memory of you smiling when- I called you. Sixty-seven