Morningside Hospital School of Nursing (Tulsa, OK)

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IL'.7'tH111hll 4- f!DLa-XCEBO Class Ulflliicers F ljrcridclii-I'ALfLINE PAGE I ire-President-LOURINE PATTERSON SCl'ft'l'L1I V-BIELB.-X CURLEE l Treaszn'e1'-ELIzA1312TH D12 FEHR 1 Sponsor-NELL BAILEY, R. N. MOTTO-The c'let'a!0r In SZll't'U.Y.Y it ll0f rumzing: 1 lake the staire. l , 4 FLOYYER-cwI'IHIS07I rea rose l l COLORS-Cl'f17Z507I and Cream. l i 5-in 3 i Cllass History of 1933 , I W N 1930 as green a probationer class as ever entered a School of X Nursing appeared at the doors of Morningside with eager, hope- ful faces. Before many days we were thoroughly initiated into the mys- teries of Nursing school life, and the little bump of conceit which we had acquired in our younger days had entirely dissolved. This first year we have been directed over difficult paths, and many times our erring feet have been set aright by the kindly but firm . guidance of our officials. We feel that we are well started on the road which we now know will lead those of us who are worthy to a real goal-a life made 1 rich through service, intelligence and an appreciation of the qualities which make life beautiful and good. So as the days go on and we eventually become Intermediates, let's make a vow to stand shoulder to shoulder for our hospital and ' our school and continue our happy Junior days by happier Inter- mediate ones. W 1 f K . . . I 0 ' I ,':1:'A+g Y -'Y f S ...df F ffm s RMK!! W-

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The lFa1irtlh1iFrml1 Nurse The art of Nursing is a gift of Gad. Where fultured brain with heart and lzand unite .find tireless feet that tread, as Jesus trod, In healing ministries. The nurse with light Of Knowledge she obtained in nursing sel1ools- Combining intelleet, affection, will, Now exeeute the doetor's strietest skill- What patienee and enduranee she maintains Inspiring hope within the patient's breast, In that siekrooin the white robed maiden reigns, Demanding God's pure air and peaeeful rest. DLAU lllfll ills Tulips and Bridlall Wrieath PAMELI.-X PEARL JONES I aiu a tulip, niy stern is tall, I ain the brightest red of all, Tlze flowers that grow by the garden wall, I ani queenly. Standing alone in regal pride Flaunting nzy leaves long and wide, I sforn the flowers that grow by my side Unsee-znly. Beautiful bridal wreath are we, White and modest as ran be Feathery sprays of synznzetry, Perfume lending, Placed a dozen or so in a vase. Eaeh one has its artistic plaee, Every other flower we grare, By our blending, In a wonderful garden that I know, Girls are the lovely flowers that grow. Tulips some who live for show And beauty, Nurses are the grateful sprays, Of Bridal Wreath, all their days .-1 perfume of serviee they know the ways Of duty. l93il e 575 'HK ,RNA if 1 4 fx, .508 . - - - ' , ,W ,,,, New ,V X, ,Wg-LL, N Y ..LLU1x.LJo.mm ' 'J ' 'ilhxlhl 'i'