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

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F ORE WORD . As we look hack upon the past three years. we are hound by the experiences which have led us to our goal. Once, a lady in white was our dream: now it is a reality. This we owe to our Alma Mater, where we formed the foundation for our dreams. When we leave our school, we will take with us not only the cap, but the spirit of all those here, as if each one's qualities were placed in our own hands. Each of us has truly prospered hy hands that guide, hands that work, hands that gained, hands that follow, and hands that enjoy. May these hands he significant of the first Great One who spread so much with the touch of His Hand. To us, who have seen the depths of suffering, it portrays a Hand that heals. So each of us will try to work through that first Hand that gave -- in hopes of making the world a heite r place :is we pass through. Now. as we represent our school and profession, it will he with these hands . if V' v if by eN 5W 905 197' of P of G6 oowi JF oicpbivfodg K9 W9 we 'B svn' ' A 09 W .pull . i UM Ours 595- e0 Y go 9 ' 0367 V850 ,hr 'Asn oafml 1' uno f x we f vi 40 NB' ov af 'mm bbcvg 0 bv' xo fxxx X 0' Y- V9 50' D X00 nbCa X. K N909 i f ks 'Q RXQQS 9 Kvollgh 109 V Khaou omg mam W. af? tm.,-,uQ i and 'X W of we snot' R 1 UW, was 'ef F I Sw 9 E we 'M 0 1 0' Mn Grow was 'W - 0 Xf5 xx se the Q bgf0 so Qof remgm va. 58 I pier 109 506 6509 Know e O Q ng!! X ni gs ' dd 'Flon N' cms cried swcfvvfxofwxw' ov Y' 59 N99 ,9- fow af' ov' we iii 9 ikuoh n NN' gr and sa go W. ', 9 we wth 301 Nuova af' we ec' ' Q 0 9 rQ59'm 8 xx.. 0 avi ok T50 os xcarnxnd u l gnc' we 505 gps' ' me, iron. 9 and fe' We ,wi ' store ii' 'isfadxo 08 S.. Q 'Paw b me ' N qh o in need' hs ghiio ko 6 me 'de Ggfa V- Xx we xo0 Mn and on 're 6.991 O iv 0 ies' .0 .NC 8 se vsafs . 6 gxon XYWQ px lv QYQN moyri 5 509 Qgf 6 10 awqai 6 , gi! ,ice I fe an saon faux 1. we guxdanco ke l W, 98 gf eg-,Xa was noi- '40 vi 899' fl V imvol' V, A839 as we l K5 a Van gs i wiv' Mm 'm05e our mob' l yd ln 00' ' W0 go 7 NOW we dedicate we wa' I

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je Q l .f QFX- xf, f ...Z - 1 Y M RS. MA RG A RET .-XIK EN For your guidance and understanding . . For the knowledge you offered . . . For being on hand whenever we called . For assistance with vlass and individual problems . . . For a sense ol' humor we'll never forget We extend our heartfelt appreciation to you, Mrs. Margaret Aiken. 6 X X' I