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

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May you look back on these three years as some of the most productive and rewarding of your lives. During these years we have seen you mature from gangly, gawky teen-agers into sophisticated and poised young ladies. We are proud of you — Class of 1968. To Miss Finley: A soft smile whenever we passed — A mild spoken word offered when we needed it most — A genuine interest which could not be dampened by our sometime forgetfulness — A deep concern in our future as nurses — And a sense of humor which could not be quelled by our glumness and frantic last minute efforts. For these we thank-you.

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Mr. Charles S. Paxson, Jr. MESSAGE FROM MR. PAXSON Congratulations to each of you on the accomplishment of your goal to achieve the status of a Professional Nurse. The last three years have been but pro- logue to the limitless opportunities you now have, to work where the action is, in the unending efforts to relieve suffering and improve the health of all of our citizens. The ills of man await your ministry. I know you can assume these responsibilities with great confidence based on sound knowledge. You have our best wishes for success and happiness in your new career. Chas. S. Paxson, Jr. Vice President and Administrator MESSAGE FROM DR. CHARLES S. CAMERON, PRESIDENT At a time when science is equipping mankind with new incredibly effective instruments of destruction, it is heartening to have an oppor- tunity to praise and congratulate 51 young women who have chosen to be partners in Medicine ' s grand mission of mercy. To each of you I offer my warm greeting and sincere wish for years filled with the satisfactions of minister- ing to the most basic of human needs— the easement of suffering and the restoration of health.

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