Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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965 SUM! Class Historq SPECIAL MEDS. Vwfhat a forlorn, lost feeling we Special Meds. had the first few days at schoolf While the upper classmen were jumping around in great glee, greeting old friends and pals, we stood by, wondering if we would ever really feel at home. It wasn't long, however, before we became acquainted with the different members of our own class and what a jolly bunch they turned out to bel We hadn't been at school very long before we were sent to the City Hos- pital to work on the poor patients there. And they were to be pitied, tool The work proved to be very interesting, however, and to date no casualties have been reported as the result of our manipulations, strange as it may seem. About a month after school started, we had a new addition to our class- a manf Poor fellow, he certainly looked harrassed at first with all the girls around him but he proved to be a good sport and became so much a part of our class that it soon didn't seem complete without him. Besides the City Hospital, we were also sent to the Carney Cwhere we had a hectic time learning how to mix plaster of paris and strap up feetj, and to the Crippled Children's School. When we had served our time at all those places we really began to feel as if we did know something. How we did cram for mid-year examsl And after those were over, we had the pleasure of tackling muscles. Never, as long as we live, will we ever forget Dr. Ciray's classes, especially muscles! The year spent at Posse-Nissen has gone very fast and we know that as the years go by we will more than ever appreciate all that we have learned, as well as the good times we have had here. lg FI l61l