Lakeview Hospital School of Nursing - Annual Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Tl-IE ANNUAL TO BE A NURSE It means self-sacrifice and self-denial, The giving up of home and its delights. It means exchange of pleasure for hard trials: Watching thru weary days and sleepless nights. Sharing suspense and anxious fearsg Witness of pain and suffering all day long, To check the sigh and dry the falling tears And say unto the fainting heart, Be strong. It means no thot of self but of another: To keep up courage to the last. Lifting the burdens of a weary mother: Comfort to those who mourn when hope is lost. It means a life of service to the Master, Following as He did where suffering leads. It means that willing hand must labor faster, To bind up broken hearts and fill their needs. Work that brings in its own compensationg The joy of knowing our lives have been well spent. The simplest, humblest, lowest of all service- Yet highest, fullest, noblest in extent. alt L. V. H. ALUMNAE MEETING June, 1950 Meeting called to order by President Swank. Minutes of the last meet- ing read and approved and attention of assembly called to matters at hand. Appropriation of funds of 350,000 to build a new Alumnae Home was made by a unanimous vote. As there was no other business, a motion was made and seconded that the evening be spent in reminiscenses of by-gone days and that all members be looked up and their present activities discussed. Miss Swank-Well, there's not much for me to tell. I'm just plain contented doing private duty. More than forty years of it and haven't lost llkigv l1Uf'nly-nine