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

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MARY E. SCHLOSSER, R.N. Director, School of Nursing Dear Graduates: The stage of your profession is now ready for your entrance. Take one fleeting moment to reflect on these three years and allow me to leave with you a few thoughts for the future. We have attempted to teach you something of the disciplines of Nursing by showing you the kit of tools and the rudiments of their use. You can use them well or you can use them badly-your use of them will be more a matter of your mental outlook and adaptability than of your education. New goals will now challenge you. Your abilities to achieve them will depend on your willingness to move about in realms unfamiliar and use judgment, understanding and maturity. As you depart from this realm of learning I extend to you sincere best wishes for a future filled with a deep sense of satisfaction. I urge you to continue to think of and do for others in such a way that you will require little or no attention be directed to you. Always and ever manifest your loyalty to your patients and employers in word and deed alike— if this you will do, your part in life ' s play will grant you the continued satisfaction of knowing others were made better for having crossed your path. God love and bless you always. Cordially and sincerely yours. Mary E. Sehlosser. R.N. Director, School of Nursing

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Dear Class of 1 c 74: My wishes for you are that you will find happiness in service to others and thai you will always be dedicated to the goals you have set for yourselves in selecting nursing as a profession. The rewards for your service to mankind will surely enrich your lives. 1 pray that God will bless you and sustain you in all your endeavors throughout life. Sincerely, Margaret M. Gill, R.N. Associate Director MARGARET M. GILL, R.N. Associate Director