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

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at ff- f- CDREWORD Growth is the only evidence ot lite It is almost time for us to leave behind old friends, classmates, and memories of our past three years in Woman's Med and embark upon the ship of life: each one in her own direction. We shall never again be as- sembled together as a class, a working unit, each member dependent on another, lt is with this thought in mind that we now present the l967 Cap and Candle, a written and pictorial history of fond ex- periences and memorable occasions. To us it will be the only material tie to the past: a past of learning, loving, and growing, It represents three years out ot each one ot our lives, years which we will not readily forget. l-lere now is our contribu- tion to the past and our stepping stone to the future. AEI

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1' 5 Qs I ,- xx-g 1' ' fd I I X :h,T ' I s ' N Q ' I , --.-4 X :M I : X ' l I lk, :Ml l l,, EDICATION Dear Mom and Dad, lt is true we don't get to see much of one another anymore, in fact some of us may have only been home a few times in the past year or so. We think of you often though, and each time we do or say something a little of you comes out, All of your preaching and teaching has come to the fore in the formation of each individual personality. We no longer see you after school each day and the faces we see across the dinner table are those of classmates. Instructors and teachers have taken over the guidance of our education. We have become keepers of our own keys and comforters of each other. You must have been feeling much of this in the past three years as you watched us from afar. Our disappointment and pain have been shared by you. Our struggles and small trials you have suffered as much if not more than we, and now that our day of triumph is here we ask that you share the joy of the morning with us. We dedicate to you this part of our lives that you have not known, in gratitude and love for the gift of life that you have given us. Love, Your daughter Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning . Psalm 30:5 AEI