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

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TEII TIIIIE ILL you pause for a few moments for a cup of tea with us? You will find a cozy log fire crackling at either end of the spacious living room, and only the bowl of bittersweet to remind you of the crisp fall air outside. lt's almost twilight, but the candles on our table seem to spread a soft glow over the entire room. The soft strains of Hansel and Cretel, or the Student Prince, mingled with voices and the tinkle of the tea cups help you to forget the harassing problems of the day, and your mind is relaxed by the soothing atmosphere. This is only one of the many activities created by the Student Association, which offers some form of cultural recreation. Here students-and graduates not only meet together on an intimate basis, but a finer, closer relationship is encouraged. The stimulation of these contacts lives, even when work is occupying our interests. lt is by such contacts that enthusiasm for self improvement is promoted, poise and personality developed, and the entire concept of life is broadened. You notice it is dark outside. Perhaps a light snow is falling, and you are loathe to leave the serenity and intimacy of our little gathering. Won't you join us again next week, and brind a friend to share our fire?