Morningside Hospital School of Nursing (Tulsa, OK)

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PLACEBO i A Dailly Prayer for Hospital Wforkters Giver of Life, grant to me strength that I may work, intelligence to ply my art, loyalty, zeal to guard those lives committed to my care. Keep clean my lips from harmful speech. X Make keen my eyes, the other's good to see, gentle my hands, kindly my heart, patient my soul. That by Thy grace, pain may be eased, sick bodies healed, bent minds made straight, life's span increased. By ignorance or sloth may I harm none. To those bowed down by grief, by hurt, by ache, by fear, grant surcease, Lord and consecrate me to my task. Amen. Morningside llfllynun AIR-Long, Long Aga lllorningside is a plafe we all hold quilt' dear, Long may you liao truc scrrlira to give. You ggrg fgr ihg girl' from afar and afar, Loudly your praises we sing, Of all plates on earth you'rf dearest lo ma. For thee and thee only, UU 17 f1l5C5 SIM!! bfi' f' fr now plcdgf to llu'c,' - Our hearts fruv dC1'0 IW, 71 Loudllv WN P Ul5f5 wc Slug' K Your idaals ara loflih NUI! T'l-Ylflflvi UW Plfff, Lani? uzav vau lir'C, UW 5L L'lf5 to gwgf X YOMHUE Snwgg, 50 build upwaral and strength to endure, Loudlv your praises wa sing. Thcre's no duty so suzall that you heed not its fall, you more ou! your kiizdizcss to one and fo all, You give them fair dealings the great and the small, Loudly your praises we sing. l l93l l67l t , ,... . ,.i, 1, N, .www-gw-4-WWW N

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DLACEBO C Ummm' Srmperinfc-emiolienrt of Nurses We have the dearest Superintendent, And she always is our friend, She may seola' a hit and punish But she'll stand hy in the end. And our Superintendent has a strong point That I often wish I had, She can tell the very instant, We eontenzplate on being bad. When I quarrel with the other girls flnd they all quarrel with ine, And all of us in general Are as inean as we can be, Or in many another crisis We would surely be in bad, If we didn't have the dearest Superintendent Student nurses ever had. ii lloirtrtllie Srtufdlenrt Nurses Little student nurses, .-llways dressed so neat, Don't your skirts feel funny Round about your feet? Do you like your nursing That you have to do? Don't you get just awfully tired Before your work is through? Are you always dignified Whate'er may eonze or go? Are you always kindly smiling, Hurrying, scurrying to and fro? Little Student Nurses Each and every day, I'1n thinking lots about you, And I want to say, Though you are quite different From other folks I've niet, To ine you're ministering angels, That I ean't e'er forget. -By iz twelve years old patient in the Pediatric Department. ' 1 9 3 1 H 69 il Mg.. rl ,Q ,X , TS, I ,a:Mw.?:m r. i - '-- .mnm:.uL W- ' ' -