Queen of Angels College of Nursing - Liber Reginae Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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' ' V L-SB.. kit l I , w fl, flue CAM 0 1947 reefing ancl Congrafufafiond You have come a long way in the past three years, and the ncomingv has not been easy. You have worked hard and faithfully and by your bright spirit have lifted the burdens of us all. Today you face a challenge. Can you go out into a troubled world and help it to find peace and happiness? You have the means. By your own eilorts you have earned them. You are able to help to heal troubled minds and suffering bodies. No greater privilege could be accorded you. You are needed. No greater tribute could be paid you. Keep your standards high and do not compromise. Expect from your- selves the best of which you are capable and never be content with less. Yours MARGARET LEE, R.N., A.B. Director of Nurses J,A,.3E-AA-fi-, is a profession for service. Be proud of its traditions. Respect its obligations, MARGARET BONEN, remembering always, that the greatest of all healers said: 'ilfven as ye have RN., B,S. done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye have done i.t unto mef, School Secretary Twelve

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FATHER CHARLES, O.F.M. You have joined the noble ranks of unsung heroines. Your many acts of kindness to the poor, help- less, diseased humans go unnoticed by the world at large, but they are recorded by Cod. because Hall things are naked and open to His eyef' And this good Cod will in His own day and in His own kingdom reward your smallest deed beyond all measure. Vllhen your duties hang heavily upon you, bear this thought in mind and your burden will indeed become light. 1 i if r ff i FATHER HUMuLus. O.F.M. Congratulations to our student nurses. You have chosen a profes- sion which develops the noble traits of true womanhood. You follow in the footsteps of the Divine Physician who lived to heal and save. God bless you with help from above, and lighten your sorrows, and give courage in trial. Let Godls will be the rule of your life, leading to your eternal goal. May Mary, Queen of Angels. guide your steps. E!t'l't'II

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5fCl,ff1fl 00l'Yl Jlmffucfom Our studies are handled and supervised by our classroom in- structors. These include Miss Bartek, Miss Bonen, and Mrs. McGarry. Miss Bartek arranges the rota- tion schedule for student service, besides teaching in the classroom. She furthermore transforms the shy and bashful preliminaries into poised and capable student nurses. Miss Bonen, who at the time is the secretary of the school, also audits doctorsf lectures and ar- ranges for field trips. With her ever present smile she is always willing to answer our questions, which are quite a few. Mrs. McCarry very ably in- structs in Neurology Nursing, Dermatology Nursing and Child Psychology. Her classes are espec- ially interesting because of the various projects which provide a welcome change in rigid routines. l ' .1 - , . . Dorothy Overend, R.N., B.S.g Clara McCarty, R.N., B.S.g Ethel Bartek, RN., B. Mjdfol .gm fmciom Ward classes and conferences are supervised by Mrs. Shift, who is in charge of the Medical and Surgical Departmentsg Miss Over- end who supervises Orthopedic floorsg Miss Pacal, who instructs students on OB. serviceg and Miss Hanson, who has charge of Pedi- atrics. On the wards, the students are taught nursing procedures, supple- menting classroom work. Confer- ences given by students enable them to better understand their patients? medications and treat- ments, thereby making it possible to render better nursing care. Thirteen