Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dedication To Miss Lucy Masten A friend she's been through each long year, Strict and loyal, too. She's shown us how todo the things We thought we couldn't do. The discipline she's dealt to us' Has made us better far, Please God, her teachings we may keep, Her ideals never mar. Our greatest trustf-to you from us, . Is living life our best, Is giving to the world the thoughts You have so well impressed. Qur truest livesg our highest praise Are all too small for you- Please let them be a tokenage Of feeling deep and true. 'Your C lass of '30 Page Five

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Page Four Foreword Tradition-Service-and Fidelity. 1 These three are the enduring stones upon which the nursing professiori is built. They are the firm foundations of its silent strengthg the altars at the end of paths of our goal. . In making the record of the class of nineteen hundred and thirty, and its years as student nurses, an attempt has been made to preserve traditions that may inspire anew-to honor the many services toward humanity-and to cultivate fidelity to both our colleagues and ourselves.

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Q - ,. .V 9 ,c LUCY MASTEN, R. N Difectvess of Nurses