Medical College Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Candle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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1935 FIDELITUS MARY ALILIE BARRY JANE D. VUALTZ Sc'c'r'eli1ry TH'-I.l'llI'6?' CLASS FLOWER GARmsN1A CLASS MOTTO Our live lvjlli. Jfllldkl' live lll0lHIf.UII.l.-i TGRY '3 5 of this sale proved to be quite eneouraging for the benelit of our class. Then off to the Club Seville of the Stephen Girard Hotel for the Senior Treat, where all responsibilities and duties of the past were molded into those few hours of hilarity. Then came another auction sThe Xlifhite Elephant Sales where, Going! Going? Gone! Sold to the Highest Bidderf' rang the song of I.gi Chief Auctioneer. Following days of debate and argument we linally de- cided on a elass ring, after which was held the Big Whtffle Party. The wallles were the very best, made by our de' voted class adviser, Miss M. Barton. Misses Rithniond, Law, Green, Lippert. and Depuy ue still remember you, as you tame and departedg thus, th-s deditgition to you and yours. During our three years here we have all known sorrow and tlisappointineni, yet we have .ill made the most ol' the planned Plume l.il'e, and at the same time hasie hoped to attitnre the respett and liriendsliip ol' otir advisors .ind stall. At this end ol our sojourn we nnd our tliaratter has been strengthened through our tonstant obediente, to those higher ethital printiples, honor .intl good teatlitng Ai iti If lint iii l 5

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1935 FIDELITUS CATHIRINE C ROBINSON ALICE E. FOCHT PIBIILIQII1 Vice-Pr'e.fide11I CLASS ADVISOR MYRTLE BARTON. R. N. CLASS COLORS GREEN AND SILVER CLASS HIS It was in the September of 1952 when our career of nursing began, with the gathering of twenty ardent stu- dents who came here armed with the purpose of obtaining those higher achievements of life. Hence, we burst in upon this new task, with our eyes Open and our heads up -Prepared! Those early days as Probies will never be forgotten by us. Our upper classmates showered us with orders-Scrub, fill pitchers, fill ice caps, and give S.S.E.'s. Although at first each order seemed a bit harsh they shall forever be known as the first of our principal To Obey Always Your Instructors and When Able To Instruct. After five months we witnessed what has since been termed the Happiest Day of Our Life. We were accepted and we had accepted in the role of the White Parade. Our responsibilities and duties of our growing devotion, toward bettering the infirmity of others, grew greater, as we, more understood-Our Purpose. ln early November of 1933 we selected our class pins which were worn shortly before Thanksgiving Day of the same month. The rummage sale our class was all for having, spelled enjoyment for all whom attended. This is 98C but you can have it for 95C-A Bargain-Thank you. The intake 12

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i935 FIDELITUS ELSIE H. BAKER Elm New Jersey Carnage and per.fez'er'am'e bare 41 nzagiral fdljilllclll. before zvlvivh dijfjrlrltief Jirapibear and Objfdfltif zzzniib into air. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS I4