Lancaster General Hospital Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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IN MEMURIAM Mr. Paul A. Mueller Member of Board of Directors-1937-1956 President of Board-1943-1946 This is my worhg my blessing, not my cloomg Of all who live, I am the one by whom This work can best be clone in the right way. The Three Best Things. I, work. Q HENRY VAN DYKE Seven

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Q vw 115 2 f, IN MEMORIAM f .7425 QQ: Ruth Frank will long be remembered by her many friends. We, as her classmates, have enjoyed the friendship of so genuinely fine a student nurse. The many memories of her joyous spirit whose brief s ojourn here enriched those who knew her shall be treasured in the hearts of all of us. Her willingness to render excellent nursing care made her very well known in our hospital. She was endeared to all who worked with her through a contagious enthusiasm and magnetic personality. Life's sicknesses are slackened and life's sorrows are sweetened by the Great Physician whose Spirit dwells within a consecrated nurse. It is not the length of life that matters, but how it is lived. It is not how longn but how welln. The profound sorrow occasioned by her death is only brightened by the knowledge of the permanent imprint for good Ruthls life has left with all of us. Six

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APPRECIATION We, as your senior students, appreciate the many things which you have taught us. This has been demonstrated through your leadership, attitudes and integrity of spirit. Mrs. Kistler, you have shown us how to light our lamps of knowledge. May we continue to renew our faith in keeping our lamps aglow by the many principles of nursing which were inculcated upon us over these past three years. Your directive efforts will have a deep and abiding meaning for us toward our goals on the highway of success. The Class of 1957 4 Eight