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()iii cxcnint s :is piohics wcic iisii.iIIn s|)(iil slii(l iiiL; seemed iis llioiii;!! we woe ;llv ■;lys li;i in liiKils. When l horns weic ovi i ;il ():, )(), we released ;i lol ol eiiei ' t A ;iihI (;iiis ( le e) chiows ol Mis. Andeison (o il)i;ile |)i ( ari()iisl . Vv all wondered who woidd jm ' I ihe liist pKxIoi iii;nk, :nid woise ye(, ihe liisl li;ulion! Il was (Hiile a s(ru ;;;le liAini; to sneak l)V widi some exlia milk lor lhal i ' .iM. nom isli ment; and t;e((inf; i ill ol die e ideii ( ' , (i.e., the emplv cartons) was always a piohlem. Note; Clarions ol milk are not lo be lell on ihe onlside window ledge! 9
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Nursing Arts classes gave us some idea of the work we would be doing— vhich caused many to turn pale. Did you flunk your first S.A.T. evaluation too? Remem- ber the bed baths, catheterizations, enemas, and horrors the hypos? and how valiently Mrs. Mauksch directed, guided, pushed, urged, bidlied, and ca- joled us through Principles of Nursing Arts ? Her sense of timing was almost perfect. Miss Howie was the cool, calm, collected one with a dry sense of humor and in- sight that was often emberrassing— 1 always used to wash my liands too while I tried to think of what came next. This blunt observation brought a hot red blush to our cheeks. The first time we saw Miss Pettijohn in imiform, we decided she was modeling the Probie cap— but she soon set us straight on that! Miss Comstock had an infectious smile which we were always relieved to see when we got in a tight spot in an evalu- ation. Her smile and quiet encoiuage- ment set many a Probie at ease.
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THE CAP Toward the end ot our probie period, things seemed bleak. The finals seemed endless and the tension was climbing, Will I pass? What will I do il I don ' t pass? Then suddenly one Friday after- noon we found ourselves in the chapel wearing a precious organdy bonnet— Cap- ping, which had seemed so remote, and come upon us so suddenly that the pass- ing of the FfRST great milestone had an air of unreality. This experience is one of the most precious we have. 10
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