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

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he eaeon ' my -------- - - --------------- ---------------------------- ---'-- ' - as Mother and the Baby Mother and the baby! Oh, I know no lovelier pair, l or all the dreams of all thc world are hovering 'round them thereg And be the baby in his cot, or nestling in l1er arms, The picture they present is one with never-ending charms. Mother and the baby-and the mother's eyes aglow With joys that only mothers see and only mothers know! And here is all there is to strife, and all there is to fame, And all that men have struggled for since first a baby came. I never see this lovely pair, nor hear the mother sing. The lullabies of babyhood, but I start wondering I-low much of every man today the world thinks wise or brave Is of the songs his mother sang, and of the strength she gave. Just like :i mother! Oh, to be so tender and so true, No man has reached so high a plane with all l1e's dared to do. And yct, I think she understands, with every step she takes, And every care that she bestows, it is the man she makes. Mother and the baby! And in fancy I can see Her life being given gladly to the man that is to be, And from her strength and sacrifice and from her lullabies, She dreams and hopes and nightly prays a strong man will arise. -EDGAR A. GUEST. ufrilllfigh ., Y'-I '34 .Eli iff? 'Hw:Fi1Z'i' ,- on-,fy :zine 221, sir? -fy sg: 152, L --x'9A'4-91 Hibflf' l l i ll vi l' ,f ll 'Y '1 fi'7 The body is the crowning' marvel in the World of miracles in which we live. Fearfully and wonderfully made, it eluirns our respect, not only because God fashioned it, but because he fash- ioned it so well-because it is a thing of beauty, a perfection of mechanism. -BISIIOP BRENT. Seventy-five