Independence Sanitarium School of Nursing - Sanilog Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Won Woigia . . . fmt Aw 0llJ'50!U26 A loud alarm at an early hour . . . Two sleepy eyes peep out at dawn: Two listless arms stretch toward the skies, Another Nursing Day goes on . . . Non Nobis . . . Sed aliis! Syringes, Charts, Needles, Call lights, Adhesive, Sutures, 4X4's . . . An army of Physicians' orders Multiply our daily chores . . . Non Nobis . . . Sed aliis. A mask of pain, a sob, a tear, A broken bone, a gasp for air, A bleeding Wound, a dying moan, Each call for true professional care . . . Non Nobis . . . Sed aliis! Someday, dear Lord, You'll come to call Each nurse to leave this mortal soil Remember then our greatest joy Was but to love and, yes, to toil . . . Non Nobis . . . Sed aliis! N.S.N.A. .SZJ ,4 Auf par others

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.Zecbcafion fo M. ollnhlwwf The years have passed by one by one Since your coming to the San And many hours have you spent In service to your fellow man. You've been such a friend to us, And often through a weary mile You guided us with helpful hints, A kindly word, a cheery smile. And during times of discontent You gave us all encouragement You are a trusted con idant And many a tired and aching heart Has come to you to unburden Its woes to rest to get a new start As the hands move round the clock And the calendar leaves are turned May you be rewarded always For surely this you have earned When your earthly account to Heaven is sent Under Time may they write Well spent' Beverly Thompson . . I 2 ' 1 I I . I ff ' Q, ' ' ff ,J , . L V . L X L Q , :il - x Y ' V 'Q' ,JMX ' Qsigaiqgm-,v..5rLf:-:qi-lm -:qgg--1'fega-555.1124-911,ELQQ-'iilik f IZLJQAT 5Q.1.21,s-1:3:3r.i.i.- L,-X' art:-L F.---L1 fp-,-,.-.4 '. . '