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we LLPJQ With all due apologies to William Wordsworth and his you to know The Happy Nurse . Who is the happy nurse? Who is she That every girl in white should wish to be? Hers is the generous spirit, who when brought Among the real tasks of 'life hath wrought Upon the plan that pleased her youthful thought. Whose high endeavors are an INWARD LIGHT That makes the path before her always bright. Who with natural instinct to discem What knowledge can performiis diligent to learn. Abides by her resolve and stops not there But makes her moral being her prime care. Who agreed to go in company with Pain and Fear and Disease, miserable train! Turns her necessity to glorious gain In face of these doth exercise power Which is human nature's highest dower Controls them and subdues, transmures, bereaves Of theirpbad influence and their good receives By objects, which may force the soul to abate Her feeling, rendered more compassionate. - Is placable, because occasions arise, So often that demand sacrifice. V More skilled in self knowledge, even more pure As tempted moreg more able to endure As more exposed to suffering and distress Thence also, -more alive to tenderness. Shecomprehends her trust and to thesame Keeps faithful with singleness of aim. This is the happy muse, this is she That every girl in white should .wish to be. Happy Warrior we would like
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:Decbcafion Miss Vida Butterworth, R.N. , B.S. , M.A. , Educational Director of the Indepen- dence Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing, is known for her patience in the class- room, her understanding of human behavior, her wisdom in social and educational situations, and her will to follow and to lead. She has given of her time and talents for the molding of young women into mature, capable, and alert nurses and citizens. In appreciation of Miss Butterworth do we respectfully dedicate this 1950-1951 Sanilog.
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OPQLUOI' We are building .... More mature personalities to take their place in an ever-changing Society. We are building ..... . Nurses to promote general health and well-being for themselves and all those they con- tact Qphysically - mentally - emotionally - spirituallyj, to prevent disease, and to care for the ill in the hospital - in the cf' e - in clinics - in the doctor's office - in industry - on the battlefield. ' ' We are building . . . The future wives and mothers, of the Church, who we hope,wi11 actively participate in family, church, and community life so that Zion may be redeemed. '
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