Morningside Hospital School of Nursing (Tulsa, OK)

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PLACE'-'B 0 Z MAY, NINETEEN TWENTYVNINE: Nurses may come and nurses may go, but some of us go on forever. JUNE, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE: Classes over, vacations begin and we get one this year. Also another new cottage for the fast growing student body, on South Utica Place. JULY, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE: Making good use of our vacations and our extra late leaves and all night leaves. AUGUST, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE: Getting the most out of the best part of the summer. SEPTEMBER, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE: Classes again, From our vast experience gained in the training we have found that nurses at times even like to study. OCTOBER, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE: Our class organized. Mrs. O'Brien elected sponsor of Nineteen Thirty-One Class. Officers were elected. NOVEMBER TVVENTY-SECOND: Class Color, motto and Bower were chosen. Color-Bronze and blue: Motto-Yincet Qui se vincetg Flower-Sweet Pea. DECEMBER, NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE: Christmas again. Three days va- cation this month. JANUARY THIRTY-FIRST, NINETEEN THIRTY: Miss Very McCulloch re- signed. Miss Eula Betterton elected president of the '51 class. MARCH SEVENTH: Dance given at the Akdar Junior Ball Room. APRIL ELEYENTH: Miss Billy Cravens elected Social Committee after the resignation of Miss Grace Seale. MAY THIRTY-FIRST: There were votes upon electing new officers for the coming year. It was opposed. JUNE SECOND: The annual staff was elected. JUNE TENTH: The naming of the annual, Placebo JUNE FOURTEENTH: Carnival given at Crystal City. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH: Tacky party given at 1704 East Fourteenth Street. OCTOBER TWENTY-EIGHT: Halloween Dance given at the Akdar Junior Ball Room. NOVEMBER: I'd be very thankful if we could have Thanksgiving Dinners once a week. DECEMBER: An old fashioned pie supper given in the Hospital Diningroom. Proceeds to be used for the Placebo. It was a great success-Thanks to Farmer Atchley and the faithful few who brought the pies. DECEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH: Christmas again. Mr. Miller's kindness in giving each floor a tree made things lively and, incidentally made the the Hoors quite attractive. Our floor won the prize for the most beau- tiful tree-So did each of the other tioors, JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY-ONE: 'Ihe beginning of another new year, and our last year in Morningside. FEBRUARY: Mrs. Glantz gave a lovely waffle supper for the Seniors. The evening ended with every one happy and full. MARCH: Formal Dance given for the Seniors at the Red Lacquer Room of the Alvin Hotel. Sponsored by the Intermediates and Juniors. APRIL: Graduation Day is drawing near and our hearts are all aflutter. Won't be long now girls 'till we can earn our bread and butter. Xl9cjl,l so e is ll43ll 5 'l s -XX

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