Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing - Hahnoscope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MISS WHITTERN RN., Bs., MA. flur appreciation ol lwliss XN'illillCl'l'l as a leader and a lriend was only one reason lor our spon- taneous desire to liave l1er as our class adviser. Her wit and spirit ol justness increased tllat clesire. As our educational director we leel slme cannot be excelled: urg- ing us ever onward to lwigimer standards and increasing our tlieoretical knowledge. Vve salute an admirable per- sonality. THE CLASS OF 1940. MISS F. E. PGTTS RN. To every one ol us Bliss Potts is our ideal nurse. Tile inspiration lor an idealism ol nursing we now possess lmas been due mainly to l'xer teachings. As proinationers we listened en- tliralled wiuen sl1e spolce and time words slle picturesquely uttered lmave lueen impressed indelilyly upon our minds. From tier we learned time beautiful basic aspect ol nursing upon wliicll we have lauilt tlie ladder. Slwe llas lielped us up eaclm rung to our gradua- tion. Xve now leave Halme- mann witli many memories wllicll perlmaps time will erase-lout never will it erase time memory ol our uldeal Nurse. THE CI-.-XSS OF 1940.

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U M. M E R , M . D . ixlfffllffl Director our Graduation Day, when with memo- ries ot ttiree sufcessiui years at Haiine- mann behind us we must step bravely ttlrougtl tilese portals into present-clay chaos. However, from time guiciing inttuence ot our assoeiations winie tlere, we teei that we have strengttleneci our optimism anci courage so ttxat we are aciequateiy pre- parect to meet time ctlaiienge in our private and professional iives and to upiwoici ttie Hatlnemann Stanciarcis. Respectfully yours, . THE CLASS OF 19.40. 9

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FACULTY NRS. Emim' IN Ilss HUNTER Miss STRAKEY Bliss HILL NIR. IDE Y 'TZ ..n-.Lf-1f- 4-A !h-f -- - 'I 3. r' Q ff