Medical University of South Carolina - Tres Anni Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Looking llorwair Within these portals our dreams have become realities. When, as preliminary students three years ago, we entered the Nursing School of the Medical College, our vision was blurred with bewilder- ment, our steps uncertain. A new world has been opened to us, and now as we complete our training, we take with us memories of the spirit of our school, and inspiration which honest, loyal fellow- ship has given us. We are living in an era filled with events ff great historic importance . . . through war and now through a period of universal reconstruction and rehabili- tation. VV' e are facing uncertain tomor- rows, and continuing with nursing, we shall meet N and difficult problems. Qur reaf is firm with temperate wills, we hav , learned tolerance and foresight, and have gained endurance and skill. We feel our inexperience, but this serves cts a challenge as we take up our duties. Our success will depend upon our achievements of the past three years, the knowledge we have assimilated, the personalities we have become. lf we catch the spirit that the Medical College offers, we can go forth to meet the future with courage and faith. These pages are filled with out memories, which we hope will be ex- periences, you too will enjoy. 0 ti e Years 0

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DEDIC TIO TO THE PERSON WHO, THROUGH THE YEARS HAS BEEN A TRUE FRIEND TO US ALL. AND WHO LIKE SOORATES, HAS TAUGHT US THE SIGNIFI- CANCE OF KNOW THYSELF . IN SPITE OF THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSIBILITIES OF HER POSITION, SHE HAS MADE EACH OF US REALIZE MORE FULLY THE TRUE MEANING OF OUR PROFESSION. WE SINOERELY DEDICATE TRES ANNI, OUR FIRST AN N UAL, TO MISS MARGUERITE ANDELL, OUR DIRECTOR OF NURSING. 6