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

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N A H SCENES IN OUR HALL OF FAME Here at our Training School, each freshman ' s known, By individuality that ' s all her own. Yet some it seems, the gods have better blessed With talents, marking them above the rest. Some in social, some in studies shine, Some seem to have a spark of a divine Fire, which travels o ' er some other line; Now all of these Fll not essay to tell. But only mention cases that are well Established and have brought the freshmen fame, Whose gift is always thought of with her name. Sheppy now, has often won renown. With her wit and nonsense, posing as our clown, Then comes Miss Shuert with her magic art And Beryle Freeland who also plavs her part In drawing sketches rare and fine. Then there is Ester Lilje who dwells more in the serious line; Rocky when her fingers touch the keys Produces music and sweet melodies. Miss Doricll for dignity we all do know, And the prize for being late to Barny sure must go. In harmony of singing there ' s nothing quite so nice As songs from Florence Townsend and our Dorothv Price To this marked list a number I could add, But time and space forbid. If you feel sad Because your name is not upon this sheet, Just hand to me ' your name, your special feat, And when the spirit moves and I have time I ' ll make ' ou famous, too, in doggerel rhyme. Kaye McGnire A DILEMMA The water should always be 110 F., therefore, respiration is the exchange of gases the upper sheet and blanket can be snugglv rolled around the patient so that the first change in carbohydrates takes place in the mouth and enzymes accomplish much more than can be seen with the oil immersion lens, dropping it continuously into the drop of oil — producing insensibility to pain at the sight of applications which in- creases the flow of bile and produces svmptoms due to hay-fever and hollow-back posture. Much may bear on the nitrogen cycle, the formula for which is ROVN taken twice, replacing the OH radicle, although you may use a Short Historv of Nursing if you don ' t have the ability to adjust, as in the case of sand and gravel filtration, lo- gether with ozone and chlorinated chocolate soda. L. Jo jll.Wll [72]

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SON H i.. ' ( -3 O ' ■ i g »f«- f l Freshmen Class, September, 1934 Erma Barnes Mary Beamer Ruth Bentley Dorothy Bergix Donna Bernard Helen Buchanan Enid Dawson Emma Dianich Ida Doriell Fae Duncan Emma Easterday Helen Egger Beryl Freeland Charlene Gregory Lola Jensen LiNNEA Johnson Irene Keith Laina Lassila Esther Lilje Helen Rhoda McBride Sylvea McMinn Kaye McGuire Anna Moeller Bernice Park Clara Penner Opal Phillips Helen Potter Dorothy Price JuANiTA Price Frances Rasmussen Ursla Rocque LORENE ShEARDY ' Janice Sheppard Eloise Shuert Cleo Stewart Florence Townsend Elvira Wuggazer Leone Zimmer Matson [71

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