Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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®0 til apprcrtattoii of I]cr smiipathy au assistanrr to Its at all ttntcs aitb her iialiiahlc scrtnrrs to our Ima Watrr, this liohtiiic of the itstaiio is affcctionatciu bcbtcati-b.

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MISS MARY E. KELSO Bl(ssi)i(j slic is: (ioti i)i(i(l( hir so, And (bids of ivc(:l;-d(t i ludiness F(dl fro)ii ]i(r noiseless as tin snoiv, Xor lidlli slir ever chanced to know That aiK lif irerc easier ihan fa liJiss. Om- Ih ' IovihI friend aii l nurse, Miss Kelso, is a graduate of West Penn Hospital. After spending ' twelve years of her life in executive nursing, she was weleonied into oui- Normal School. For ten years her untiring efforts have rcsuHi ' d in a renuii ' kable health record for the institution. The class of iiim ' tecn Imiidi ' cd niiictcen in jiarticular will ever re member Miss Kelso for her skillful management of the influenza situation, and the sacrifice of her desire to become a Red Cross Nurse. Through- out the period of tile e]iidemic, she nursed not only the students of the school l)Ut also those enrolled in our Student Army Training Corps. The sweetness of disi)osition, the .sympathetic, kind, and cheerful nature displayed 1) ' Jliss Kelso in her arduous duties as school nurse make us feel no cither enuhl liave tilled her place.