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

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'Il SONAH-27 I ' 'H , Class Oflicers 1926 622162 The past oficers for the class of '27 are, from left to right: RUTH ANNE M1LL1c:AN f f Secretary ELLA CLELAND f f Vice-President ELIZABETH JONES f President MILDIKED MACQUBEN f Treasurer Milligan, Suu. Clclumi, V.fP. jones, Pres. MLlC,f2lllCC71, Trcax. L Q , 5 1 ,L , ey? J' -Q6aiJ 2,aa-X N 35

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- ,,. I I ' S O N A H - 2 7 I 'H , v , , Class Oiicers for 1927 Gite The present ofHcers for the class of '27 are, from left to right: ELEANO11 Ponrwoon f 1 ViCC'PTCSidCHC ELIZABETH JONES f President NORA MILLS f f Secretary MILDRED MACQUBEN f Treaswrer Portwood, V.fP. jones, Pres. Mills, Sec. MUCQLLCCH, Treas. ,s,2 :2f' 5 is fb 'W fxsgw? 'Z sail! na A :fi Ag? ,f.D :,62- - Y s 34

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YJ .f,. ll se soNAH-27 I Nl Class Prophecy, '27 T WAS a glorious Spring day and I had just arrived in a strange city far away from home, and as far as I knew, far away from anyone I ever had known. But on such a day thought I, one should not keep appointments which are stupid things at best. While debating just what to do a young woman passed who looked familiar, however, I could not place her. Taking a seat not far away she picked up a magazine and began to read in a rather abstract manner. After watching her a few minutes I decided that I knew her and so walking up to her rather deliberately, I ventured to speak: I beg your pardon, but aren't-Why, Evangeline Wood! What are you doing here? Why hello! You're quite a stranger, too, aren't you? I'm waiting for Dr. Leslie, who has asked me to go on a case of his for a few days. In fact, I believe it's a little boy of Vida Erickson's. I didn't care to as I'm only in town for a few more days. You see, I'm on a vacation. I've been working at a Red Cross station in Colon but when I heard that it was an old classmate of mine, I simply couldn't refuse. I suppose you know that Dorothy Newton is Mrs. Leslie? just then a beautiful limousine drove up and Dr. Leslie stepped out. After the introductions were over I was invited to join them. Dr. Leslie stated that Dorothy had quite a surprise in store for us, so I promptly forgot my appointment and accompanied them. Indeed, Dot did have a surprise in store for us-more than one in fact. When we arrived we found Margaret Stillman pouring out her stream of woe regarding the perverf sity of children in general, particularly children in the city of New York, and still more particularly that of their mothers. She was just on the verge of resigning Cfor the hundred and eleventh timej her position as head of school nurses in that city. When you calm down enough I'll ask you something. Do you remember just about tive years ago today? Weren't we excited and thrilled? Did any of us ever dream of being just where we are now? Wouldn't it be fun if we could see all the girls and just what they're doing right now? L'Well, girls, I just couldn't go to Alumna this year. I wanted to badly enough, but how can onegu. This from Margaret. Never mind all that now. We've heard it once and I've heard it a dozen times. Don't spoil the day, came Dot's rejoinder. Up spake Evangeline: 'iGirls, I understand there's a famous Hindu mystic in town for the weekg maybe he can help us. He's a crystalfgazerf' L'Why go to a crystalfgazer when we have plenty of that in the house, in fact, more than I know what to do with half the time. Besides, that costs money. This brilliant remark from Dot. ,fl6gi7 :,a-..a.-X N 36