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

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IN RECOGNITION. . i af-' ' , A-1 ji , -5... P .1 v . gb ,Q K . Nt 1 EM Q '71, Q. wffglllfks . 'I -sf. We read much- about the heroic nurses who have helped make nursing what it is today. History books tell us how they walked through the world among many peoples, all the while spreading their touch of strength and meaning of hope to all who were in need. We can only read about these women of yesteryearg but if we take a look about us, we can see such nurses in action today. They never attain the fame of history books, but they are an inspiration to mankind, ful- filling the hopes and ideals of their forerunners. We are proud to say that we have one such nurse at our school. When she took up her lighted candle, it served as the light of hope to those who saw it, many were healed by it, and it continued to shine more brightly as experience re- kindled it. Its glowing light reached out to usg and we, too, were comforted by the kindness, love, unselfish understanding, and inner strength it afforded. Its flame will ever burn in our hearts, and may we always strive to hold such a candle. For this reason, we lovingly recognize our Lady with the Lamp - - - MILDRED A. S WICK 5

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TO MOM AND DAD.. . . for the opportunity to take this venture . . for constant understanding . . for abiding patience in times of distress . . for listening . . for unmatched home -cooking and those relaxed 1ong week -ends . . for monthly stipends, whisked away by unbudgeted splurges . . for all the little things . . for guiding our lives and ideals toward the future . . for just being you WITH DEEPES T LO VE AND H UMBLE GRA TITUDE, WE DEDICA TE THIS BOOK TO YOU. 4

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