Iowa Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Sola Fide Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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fzl .1 YxiO'I I'Og sorta, COLL HRS: 5:11 Y-'.' H215 What? in cz Cap? I was thinking back to my high school days. And how nursing had entered my mind. And I thought of the caps and the treatment trays, And the letters R. N. I would sign. I thought of the uniforms white as can be, And the pin with the letters engraved. Yet, how could I know, or how could I see That nursing's a road that you paved. It isn't your name, it isn't your looks Or your voice, or your hair or your eyesg It isn't just marks, or it isn't just books, Or the early hours you rise. It's the smile that a patient has when you're done, It's the Thank you he gives for his life. It's the cry of the newborn as he becomes one Of the-great new world and its strife. It's the mother whose family awaits her return Or the father who's too young to die. It's the 'big' and the 'little' things that you learn It's the many times you ask 'why'?'. It isn't the cap but the head underneath That makes the nurse what she is. It's not the black band or the high honored seat. It's the heart that she gives with all this. - J. Lynch God's gift to me is my I-HC: What I do with Illy life is my gift LO God, Minster I.cr Mc Walk with Thee lirowzr and Gold Bronze Mum I ' f ' if FLOREN1 S She was be all truly grear