Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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The Sports Club is one of our newest organizations. Started in the spring of 1946, its aim is to give the students an organized recreational program. The club sponsors picnics, bowling and skating parties and many other activities. Many of us will re- member with great delight the good times we had on many of these occasions and we hope that those who take our places will find as much enjoyment in belonging to the sports club as we have had. Sports Club [, 6 ]

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Checks Staff Checks As the days of training grow fewer, most of us foresee the nostalgia for student life that ensues at the close of this part of our education. In order to remember the high- lights of these three years at we bring together the recollections of each class in the form of our yearbook, Checks. Between these covers we hope to include all the familiar faces and all the places we have come to know and love here at M.G.H. Drawsheet The Drawsheet as the name implies, is the nurses’ newspaper. Thanks to its hard- working staff it comes to us once monthly bringing us news of past and current events. The humor, ambitions, and pathos of everyday life in a hospital are cleverly edited and give us a common means of expression. With so many of our classmates away on senior affiliations, the Drawsheet has been very helpful by publishing parts of letters, thus giving us news from far corners of the country. It is completely our student monthly. Drawsheet Staff

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Candlelight Service One evening during the Christmas season the Glee Club presents for families and friends the annual Candlelight Service. Walk- ing in a candlelit procession the Glee Club takes its place in the rotunda and renders carols and other familiar Christmas music, bringing the Yuletide spirit to audience and choristers alike. Early Christmas morning, the students who are on duty meet in the Brick Corridor and then go from ward to ward singing Christmas songs for the patients who must spend the holiday here with us.