Harrisburg Hospital Training School for Nursing - Reflector Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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efiaien Z5 KERMIT L. LEITNER, M.D., Harrisburg, Pa. GLENNNH. SCHANTZ, MD., Macungie, Pa. THE INTERNE His days are spent at times in tedious toilingp At time careening, spurred by clanging bell, His nights are subject to imperious calling Oi circumstance untoward, or sequence fell. Down corridors deep edged with pain he travels With Weary tread, chiding his tiring brain Lest by some slip of his some life unrcrvels The last few strands of its fast-fraying skein. Unthanked more oft than not, his work unnoted, By ceaseless toil he earns the right to serve. Yet so dear the goal to which he is devoted That from his high, clear task he dare not swerve. fContinued on 'Page 251 24

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Tw' ' it of . is Sstkdt QE ZR SN X K X X mg R - X Q K XX it 5 X leg R N - TN MRS. SHARP Shg Girls turn oft your lights- X ' Mrs. Sharp is almost in sight She peeps in everyone's door Here and there hears a false snore. And then we hear aisigh of relief, Because the fourth floor girls are apparently asleep. Down the steps quietly on her toes To the third floor she goesg Lo, and behold a whoopee party she finds The girls are again reminded of the time. lt's Way past tensforty five, she said-so Each and everyone to their own bed. Noiselessly she opens or door And finds herself on the second floor Where a card game is in full sway Her face is indeed a look of dismay Guiltily to our own rooms we creep, And with a grin on our face we iall asleep. ln her mind there's still cr doubt And then she looks all about At last sees a light glow- Fincling there a poor tired soul Sleeping with all her might- Without a sound Ma turns off the light. One worry here, and another one there, Is there any wonder she has gray hair? As time slips by and we grow old 'We suddenly realize that she is a Mother of Gold. It only we are as sweet and kind I om sure there willloe no fault to find. Unanimous. 741

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Dx! 3 X . 0,3 ,VI Mrs W ,. ' A0 i' Y mi 'ivy-i 1-74-e...a 15.7 ' Wg .. 1 - za Ze we es Walter P. Bitner, M.D., Chambersburg, Pa., Harold H. Evans, M.D., Berwick, Pa., Iohn L. Gillespie, MD., Arling- ton, Va., Lester S. Greider, MD., Dauphin, Pa., Clara G. Wertime, MD., Chambersburg, Pa., Charles W. Miller, MD., Ashland, Pa., Lloyd E. Morris, Ir., MD., Columbus, Ohio, Helen A. M. Seibert, M.D., I-lurnmelstown, Pa., Gerald B. Stein, MD., Harrisburg, Pa., Rosemarie Tursky, MD., Hazleton, Pa. The sin-scarred soul, all seared with sordid living, The pious fraud, stripped naked by her Woe, The querulous, the piteous, the shrinking, In pained processional before him go. Yet holds he clear from all the muck that surges Throughout that phase of life, a frothy mire, From which at last a mender of men emerges, As one who has been purified by fire. E. C. 25 ri ,J ff Q3 D' E? calf! M5 f 141