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

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FEBRUARY 4.. FEBRUARY 12. . FEBRUARY 26. . MARCH 9 .... MARCH 1Of2O. . . MARCH 30 .... APRIL L30 .... MAY 5 ........ MAY 29 ...,.... JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE 30 ,......, JULY 1f31 ..... AUGUST 1f3O .... NOVEMBER 1f25.. NOVEMBER 25. . . DECEMBER 1f3O. . JANUARY 1f31. . . FEBRUARY 4 .... FEBRUARY 8 .... Qffx 1f5 ...... 7 ........ 14 ........ B111 A SONAH-27 1 . Nl , Junior Calendar The first day in our dear old Henry Ford School. Beginning fine. So sweet, but so unnatural. Our initiation. The first thrills and shocks of our acquaintances. Skeletons and such. ' Our Hrst trip to the Henry Ford Store. One so novel, exciting, but inexpensive. More delightful. Our first exam. in Anatomy. Those wonderful physical exams. and those thrills of shots. A beautiful remembrance of Dr. Hartman for our first oral quiz. .The month of sickness and hard work. We tried everything once. Beginning of those exams. Don't they take the pep out of life and put work into our teachers and prints on countenances of ignorance! Exams. over. Most thrilling of thrills. We await the sentence of happiness-or, regret. Greatest of days. Froudness caused our heads to swell. We began eightfhour duty. The heights have been reached and those small white symbols were cocked on our swollen heads. What more important day than payfday--our first pay-day. Money! Money! Month of heat and firecrackers. Joy and vacationsgour Hrst vacations. Just two weeks, but, Oh! Fall beginning-Bringing our Clara Ford home life back again. Cold and dreary-but full of work. Our memorable Thanksgiving dinner with joined tables and all of the Supervisors presiding. Such a busy month. Everybody happy. Work dwindling-hospital not too busy. Rush is over. Work is picking up. Our glorious reunion. Began with a dinner and ended at the Bonstelle beautiful. Our Swimming Meet. Joy of Joys! How we worked, but loved it. Until next year- M. ALcoRN. -'t6ei75'i ,e92- ' X Y- 93