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■i It was Indian Sunnmer, 1943. From a dozen states came 82 of us, some fright- ened, some nervous, some excited, and some serene, but all with a feeling of entering upon an important chapter of our lives. Each had her own ideas and hopes of what three years of training would mean for her, and those hopes and ideas were as individual as v e ourselves. We knew the nursing profession had variety and unlimited opportunities. At that point we were young and eager and our futures a jumble of question marks, but before too long we were chang- ing into calm, capable young women. We were meeting and caring for all kinds of people. V e were learning to accept the responsibility of human lives and to handle that responsibility intelligently and efficiently. We look back now on the years we spent in training and we take stock of ourselves and our fellow-men. V e learned nursing care and the principles behind that care, but we also learned to understand the human mind and emotidns. We learned tolerance and stability; we learned how to be worth while individuals as well as good nurses. We are ready now to take our places in the particular phase of work to which we are best suited. It is again Indian Summer, but the year of 1946. From St. Luke ' s Hospital School of Nursing go 48 young women equipped with sound education, experi- ence and self-discipline. We shall take our places in society with confidence and add our bit, however large or small it may be. We are nurses. We are proud of our profession. We are proud of our school. We are proud of ourselves. We are sincerely grateful to St. Luke ' s and we shall try to maintain and strengthen the ideals and standards which it has so steadfastly held through sixty years of service. 9
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1946 E OFFICERS President ANN HENNIG 1st Vice President ...GERALDINE YEARSLEY 2nd Vice President MARY LOU LUCAS Secretary Treasurer LOIS SCHLINTZ ANN HENNIG A rug-cu+fin ' hep-cat, As a date she ' s a natch, On the beam she ' s a-gleamin ' As Prexy of this batch. GERALDINE YEARSLEY She knows ballet, she likes to sew, She ' s right at home with a book; Jerry ' s our versatile lady. And we know how well she can cook. LOIS SCHLINTZ A song to sing, A seam to sew, A piece to play, A place to go.
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