Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing - Sonah Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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MH , SONAH 27 AH - .. -l ADIQS CLASS OF '27 You are the firstfborn of your chosen school, You will all be pioneers, For you embody its faith and rule Through all of the coming years. Your sister schools will be standing by As you take your place in the throng, And you must be willing to do or die And never stoop to wrong. You have gathered here with an aim worth while, From the East and the golden West The Southland too has known your smile And the Northland has sent her best. What matter if you've had troubles and trials For you've had sunshine too, And for every tear you shared with smiles You've made friendships tried and true. Some of you will seek far lands, Where the Light has never shone, But you will feel the clasp of friendly hands Of those who remain at home. And some will sail upon the sea And some in the cities will dwell Where need for work will always be, And your chosen work done well. And when the years have taken their toll, And you've scattered far and wide, May you each one reach your chosen goal And in spirit be side by side, For we know when your records are all written up And each deed recorded and filed, You'll have given the thirsty a full brimming cup, And wide open arms to a child. L. D. M. D. Ik Ik if Prob: 'LDO you Hle your linger nails? Frosh: O, no, I just cut 'em of and throw 'em away. E xv ' QL A Q X 144

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fl -.QA ll SONAH-27 'H For this tube down your throat, will sure get your goat I would much rather have a fat tumor. And I'm proud to confess it's a thing I detest, For it ruins my sweet sense of humor. I would derive pleasure, in a heaping big measure just to see Henry Ford, himself, do it. And I hope and I pray to be present some day, When Doctor Mateer must go through it. CHA Pk Pk Pk h d k om and extracting forei Doctor Qafter treating an eye in t e ar ro my man, does that feel better? Patient: 'LYes, sir, but that's the wrong eye. Ik Pk Dk Dr to Scotch patient prior to operation: You will be glad to Ruzs DUBARD gn bodyl Now know that I have procured one of your countrymen to administer the anaestheticf' ' - ' h I unno be gettin' too much. pain Patient. Thatsgood. T en, noo, w ik Fl' Pk P tient: Doctor, I'm suffering with pains in my back. a Dr. Fallis: Well, here are some pills. Take one Hfteen minutes coming on. lk Pk FF as Friend: L'How would you care for a very small infant? Marge Fuller: Handle with kid gloves. before you feel the li f I Wi. lr SU! gg' op mf, i if n 4 Iliff O O Q Filling In my Q Q, E THB NEW INTBRNB As he thinks he looks. As he looks to nh '-ft' 7 143 C TIUTSCS

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