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CLASS HISTGRY QE, Z
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HE Class of IQ3I wishes to thank the members of the Staff for their unfailing interest and care during illness through- out their three years of training. To Mrs. James Starr and members of the Board of Corpora- tors we are deeply grateful for the many kindnesses extended to us throughout our training. 20
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CLASS HISTDRY LD Father Time has been exceptionally good to us, not one of us can realize that three years have gone by since we first assembled. After being awakened at six o'clock that first morning and rushed off to breakfast, we felt the worse was over. That day life was one new thing after another, bed making, scrubbing buckets, and all the littlelpersonal things which probies are taught. Thus began our career of Nursing. The days which followed were filled with classes, practical work, and moments of relaxation. Many times we have wondered what poor Isabel , that good old Chase doll, thought about us, as nurses: The rude way she was tossed about and handled during those trying lessons. Anatomy,-what that word brings back to us! For some unknown reason, we just couldn't possibly stay awake. Dr. Thornton was very considerate and told us we were privileged to sleep during her lectures: And more than once we nearly took advantage of this. Still more classes were started and as the days flew by, we found ourselves surrounded by books. How hard we tried to fix those numerous words and sayings in our minds! Qctober was ushered in, and, with it our complete uniform, -no more probie days for us: For now we were the same in appearance as all the other girls. Caps, bibs and cuffs added to our blue uniforms and aprons made us feel important. That first Christmas and our first chance to go home! Those of us who were to have New Year off remember how we hurried with breakfast to sing Christmas Carols. XVe longed for home that day, but were glad to lighten the hearts of our patients. XVith the new year, days sped by: Classes and work con- tinued, and yet we were happy, until night duty was mentioned for some of us. How could we work all night and stay awake 22
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