Gustavus Adolphus College - Gustavian Yearbook (St Peter, MN)

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lumni Association Sponsors Noted Politician Mr. Greenwood never ceased to be amazed with the phenomena called icicles. As visiting centennial lecturer, the Honorable Anthony Greenwood spent the month of February on campus under the sponsorship of the Alumni Association. Mr. Green- wood engraved his name on the heart of the Gustavus family with several stimulating lectures on campus and the Russell Memorial lecture in Mankato. His typical English sense of humor mixed with a distinctive continental aire completelylfascinated everyone who met him. Mr. Greenwood not only taught government and good will, but also produced a new awareness and concern for the world situation. Every afternoon at three o'clock, Rev. J. Millard Ahlstrom and Tony paused for a spot of tea. Looking very much at home behind the podium Tony delivers another of his provocative lectures

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While holding the symbolic candle of purity, the candidates recite the pledge of purity, devotion and service. Impressive Ceremony Credits Nurses On Sunday, May 6th, the Annual Gustavus Nurses' Capping Ceremony sent twenty-three Sophomore nurses onto the second half of their training. Rev. Clair Johnson preached a stimulating sermon before a large crowd of well-wishers assembled in Christ Chapel. The ceremony consisted of capping by the Senior nurses followed by the Florence Nightingale pledge. Miss Doris G. Stucke, head of the Nursing Department, presented the class for capping after leading them through two years of intensive study in nursing and the liberal arts. After Gustavus the girls spend their last two years of study at Bethesda Lutheran Hospital in St. Paul. I It is indeed a moment of joy to see the battle half won as the girls receive their honors. After receiving their caps the girls receive their candles from Miss Stucke and Mrs. Bloomquist.