Morningside Hospital School of Nursing (Tulsa, OK)

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'SDLACEB0 CLASS ll-lIlISTUlRY a 1931 D D D D D D T IS H.-XRD for WE the Seniors to realize that just three years ago we entered Morningside Hospital as frightened and lonely Probationers, looking up to our Supervisors and Senior Nurses who we thought were on a high pedestal which we could never attain. But after serving three months probation period it seemed as if the most significant moment of our lives had come, when we received our caps and bibs. It seemed as ii one large stone had been removed from our path, We certainly felt more important for we were held responsible for certain tasks and the doctors began noticing us. Our freshman year was not eventful as for organizing our class, for we were busy enough helping and watching the older nurses. During our junior year, October 23, 1950 our class became well organized. Bula Betterton wasfelected as president and Nell Kennedy, Secretary and Treasurer. The junior year passed quickly, our school kept growing and while we lost some of our old class members we also added new ones. About this time we experienced another thrilling moment, that of receiving our black bands, there was no limit to our chest expansion and the way we walked into the dining room and assembly. , Now after three years of struggling and striving, sad and happy events, we are nearer attaining our goal. We are Seniors: This year of all years will be memorable for many reasons. Mrs. O'Brien being our sponsor and ever ready to help and encourage us in any thing which might benefit our class, Commencement activities, our junior and Senior banquet, dances and parties, till our days and leave us only with happy memories and help us to realize we are about to graduate from our school. We will soon separate, but we can never break the chain which has been so strongly linked and will forever bind us to dear Ole Morningside. -M. ECHOLS. Could You Possibly Find: Miss Flemming-In partnership with Henry Ford? M'iss Green-On the green carpet? Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss M. E. Stephens-Without thoughts of jim? Hatchett-Hump shouldered? Williams-Popular? Galligan-Waking up at six A. M.? Echols-Knocking Dr, Presson down? Hughes-With nervous prostration? Fast-Stomping her foot at Mrs. O'Bricn? Hetterton-Taking orders from a proby? Collier-With stiff joints? Boyd-With Watch, hairnct and scissors? Tabor-Timid? Horton-Borrowing E. Browns coat and shoes? Provorse-With a smile? Thompson-Losing her temper? Miss Hawks-Stubborn? Miss Poletti-With something to saw? Miss E. Brown-With contidencc? 1 Miss Hue-Griping Miss Thurston-Having 3 tetc-a-tcte on the phone? Miss Crago-Going for a walk? Miss Tobin-joking? K n 0 I 1 l+Oll5 t L ,, aim