LA County Medical Center School of Nursing - Rx Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Fran Austin Anita Berwind Carrie Brock We Toddled. . . 1 if to Chu- Hld g d Cl udi PatsyC Let us begin where nature begins, her rules are few, plain and most reasonable . .. The first thing obvious dren is what is sensible William Penn 1644-1718 Virginia Mi Style is formed very early in life while the imag- ination is warm and impres- sions are permanetf' Thomas Jefferson 1743-1826 8 ris d

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lishment Students of vvorld progress recognize that there is a time for everything like the o- pening of a flower or the budding of a tree, certain events cannot be forced ahead of their timeg nor, conversely, can they be disregarded after the time for their appearance has come. Therefore, it behooves those vvho wish to have their part in the progress of this world to watch the signs of the times and be ready at the proper moment It is this generation's duty to the next to start at once to make room forthe right thing. Henry Ford C1863-19473 Evelyn M. Hamil, R.N. D tor, Nursing Services and Education David 0'DeII Administrator Robert Tranquad Medical Direct

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Lorraine Byron Z -7 ..r. if A -' J :H ,e 5, is i . Jack Kamphuis Robert Loritz We Walked. . The goal in all education is always receding before the ad- vancing contestant as the top of a mountain seems to retreat before the climber, remoter and higher summits appearing successively as each apparent summit is reached. Neverthe- less, the goal of the moment in education is always the acqui- sition of knowledge. Charles W. Eliot 1834-1926 Florfina Pascual Louise Richardson Shila Wiebe xy' A G Dorothy Abrue Kathleen Corry Beverly Hechanova Carol Henriksen