Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Appendix Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Above, completion of nurses' training indicates the ability to eam money nursing. First we must go job hunting. il F' 'lil Upper right,seniors realize that even after graduation, they will have to polish white shoes daily. Center right, graduates move out of the nurses' residence where they have lived for three years and collected - many things. Lower right, Seniors are enjoying the Alumnae Ban- quet given May 6th, in their honor. Below, senior classmates look at bridal magazines and discuss future wedding plans. :ni-W , ' -W--, sr 'q,,.'f4 li '.f-'ai M .if n.3f':.li x l i Q -d 'midi

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I Above, classmates measure each other before order- ing the official school all white graduation uniform. GRADUATION On August 24 at North Side lligh School Audi- torium, the Senior class of 1959 will take its place with all the graduating classes of the Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing. Below, seniors realize graduation means the end of studying for final examinations but the beginning of reviewing for State Board Examinations. i Q., A ig' j'YLn:?.?i .Y . L51- 2' , 3 ' i - 'Q-:iv imr, if ., X ,g, f ki rlt, i +-AAN il . I , Above, seniors show their graduation portraits. Even their looks have changed since they entered training. There are many mixed emotions as a student approaches the end of her training days and begins to take a realistic look at the world of nursing she is about to enter. There is sadness, and a little bit of fear. There is joy and some relief. And there is the apprehension as she realizes that graduation is no ending but a beginning in the direction of the service that her training has given her. Below, apartment hunting occupies the graduates spare time for she no longer has a room in the school dormitory. rf P A N ,, Y-it L' ' . .X 4 5 4Qgg3,, s p

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