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

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FOREWORD Our years in training have been a time of intense growth. In three years we have probably matured more than we shall at any other period in our future lives. We have further developed the great potential that is ours. We owe much to those who helped us to attain our goal. Through them we discovered a relationship be- tween the world of people and the much larger universe of which we are only a part. Ours was an experience of living and working to- gether in a close, friendly, personal situation. Out of the many casual relationships within the class came close friendships. As the months and years passed, we gradually became individuals. Out of many anonymous faces emerged many distinct identifiable personalities. As we pass through the remaining seasons of our lives, let us continue working in the finest traditions of the Woman's Medical College Hospital School of Nursing.