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

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SONAH-27 .v:,- ' Anil ,H f Y avi A N. . M, Miss Patterson Miss Scarth PATTERSON, SYBIL A. Flint, Michigan Glee Club '26 and '27, VicefPresiclent Y. W. C. A. 1926, Chairman Entertainment Come mittee '26, Dramatics: Peg O' My Heart '26, Festa cle Primavera '26 Witty and Wise, and fair withal is she. SCARTH, KATHLEEN Banff, Alta., Canada Executive Committee for the making of the Constitution, Executive Committee for the forming of the Student Association, Chairman Entertainment Committee '26, Chair' man Athletic Committee '27, Chairman Athletics for Y. M .C. A. '26, Convenor for Committee June Sport Dance '26, Basket Ball Team '26 and '27, Swim' ming Team '26 and '27, Dramatics: Peg O' My Heart, and Festa di Primavera, Glee Club '26 and '27, Vaudeville Act- TomfKatz Brothers at Movie '27 To achieve a high goal her aim supreme. ff A' ,,6a 65

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nll- s soNAH-27 .. i, History of Class of 1927 N JANUARY 28, 1925, Caccording to statistics the coldest day of the yearj a group of ninetyfthree girls arrived at Our Home. Many were the impressions made on arriving-the first students in a new school- but friends were quickly made and our teaching supervisors were ever ready to befriend a lonesome girl. The home, which was not yet completed, had to be reached by way of the Hamilton Entrance and great was the anticipation in helping and seeing it beautified. Sixfthirty A. M. was rising hour and our buzzers gayly reminded us, and the process of waking, dressing, cleaning and eating in threefquarters of an hour- was originated. The first day was begun with Chapel in the Education Building and addresses of welcome given by Dr. Sladen, Dr. McClure, Mr. Graham and Miss Kimmick. Meals were served in H46 and mail collected in the Department of Nursing oiiice directly a.c. or p.c., q.s.a.d. happiness? With teaching supervisors as guides we made a tour of the hospital and other build' ings getting our first glimpses of life as we were to live it. On February 2, probation proper began with classes. Ten dollars and sixtyfiive cents worth of books were purchased to aid in enlarging our minds. One early A. M., the air became thick with smoke and the cry Fire! Fire! awakf ened us from a delightful slumber. From every door protruded a head, which was quickly withdrawn and as quickly emerged again followed by a bathrobed figure carrying six new uniforms which by no means should perish. The new elevator had responded to the strenuous usage of the past few weeks and caught on lire. Before the fire department arrived, however, it was safely under control and we retired for another halffhour before our buzzers should summon us again. February 9 marked another eventful day in our career. Everyone boarded the Excavations ready for the beginning oy' construction of the Clara Breaking ground for Education Building and Clara Ford Nurses' Ford Nurses' Home and Education Building, showing the court Home. In the left background may be seen the Service Building, in the center. The buildings in the background of the picture Laboratory in center and Henry Ford Hospital to the right. are on Bethune Ave. The small construction shack to the left faces Byron Ave. as-tn A il , fm'f5a'?aa ,. tl-al 'L LM.. :ZW A4 4f'iajJ :,i-eg, - S F 67