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

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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

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To the Class of 1957: It is a sincere pleasure to offer my congratulations to the Class of 1957. The Faculty of the School and the Nursing Service of the Hospital join me in wishing you every possible success in the pursuance of your worthy Profession. May you always iind the Hope and Courage necessary to overcome the obstacles which may confront you in the performance of your service to humanity. The fruitfulness of your man y responsibilities becomes the underlying prin- ciples of your Class Motto: Duty is oursg Results are Godisv Edythe G. Kistler, R.N. Director of Nurses Ten