Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing - Nucleus Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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Commencement Pro ram OFFICERS Presticlerzt ....... ....,.. J UNE YOUNG Vice Presiolefnt . . . .... AIARGENE FULLER Secretary ..,. .... B IARGARET MURRAY Treasurer . .. .... E-XDELAIDE TEATER Historian .... ..... lN IARIAN REYNOLDS Class Colors . . . ......, GOLD AND XVHITE Class Flower . , , L.......,.....,...., VIOLET Class Motto . . . L..,L...,,..4.,...... XTISION, VIGIJR., VICTORY Jlay Tzrenfy-iziuilz Class Day Exercises, Nurses' Living Room, 8:00 p. In. May Thtirfletlz, Baccalaureate Service, Church of the Redeemer, 7:30 p. m. June First Coinmeneement Exercises, Church of the Redeemer, 3 p. ni. Alumnae Reception, Living Room, Nurses' Home, 4 p. m. June Tlzird Alumnae Dinner, Nurses' Home. U0lN'IlNTENCElNIENT PROGRAM Organ Selections ,,.. ...Mrs Katherine Price Kresge March ............ .... B Irs. Katherine Price Kresge Invocation ,....... ........ . . . .....,.,.,,. Rev. Paul D. lVells Remarks ..,.....,..,,.................,...... Dr. Donald Guthrie Address-Dr. Vllillis E. Pratt, President Mansfield State Teachers College, Mansfield, Pennsylvania Presentation of Diplomas ,,.,,.,..... ..,..., B Ir. John H. Murray Presentation of Pins ...,,.., .... I Iiss Nina A. Smith, R. N. Florence Nightingale Pledge ..,,...,...,,.........,,, Class of 1943 Alma Mater ...,.......,,...,.. fflomposed by Rev. Glen B. Xllalterj Benediction ..., ........,.. R ev. George G. Summerson March .....,...... .... I Irs. Katherine Price Kresge Organ Selections .,..., Mrs. Katherine Price Kresge '0no-f0'-o--o--o-4--Q'-I--0--u--c--0'-o-so-vo-of-o-0--m Tl N l ' 1943-I age Flirty-HVQ -0--v-o--o--s--0--v-0-0--o--0-of-0-fr-u-0--9-0--o--0

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' , I . f , n ADELAIDE R. TE.-XTER I Genesee, Pa. , ' Lrg As merry as the day is long. Q CONGETTA TERPOLILLI Elmira, N. Y. Tvrf'z'c Nature made her what she is and , never made another. JUNE E. TERRY Little Marsh, Pa. fume Blessed are the meek for they inherit the earth. Shall VVINIFRED L. XVATKINS Middlebury Center, Pa. ll ir1niv My appetite comes to me while eating. fi P14iAD54fQL EEE 40494 4 denfras 0175 f'V ,0wwr4fv7 fiaf-lg ,fgf ,,r,,y,f, ff JUNE E YOUNG '7V4f W-'eff-fl 'DW if Corning, N. Y., R. D. No. 1 Silk! !'VJf540 of aJd1vd!ff'YK .7u11ic ' W ffr9,y4f5 F A willing heart and a helping hand, f' V ur dr rd, A,'nPCd7-'53 :Xlways on denmnd. V15 ffld' 'VND fl! gfq1g44 d!'Y,f6'0'9V Pffrx '4f4'4 CAN rv-P41 To I gd-If f4JlV!!V 04,5 AXYANUJ 7 , '02 eww- ,f1- , ,, 2 A ' 4 'YE W Yau yd , MMM - W .A ' J 040 0'7.JfvfQ - ....,.. ..,..,..,..,.....,.....,,..........,.....,... o- The Nucleus 1043-Page Fnrty-four ,U o f - 4 4 J -0-ro--0--s--0--v--0-0-.U--.--v-Q-fo--A--0--0-of-o--0

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ur Farewell HROUGHOUT the ages women have dreamed of a profession J, which would meet the humanitarian need of caring for the sick. Some of these individuals entertained visions of our own school of nursing and pledged their lives toward attaining that goal. Since the founding of our school in 1902 its leaders have fought to elevate the standards of the profession and its representative schools. To achieve our present status has cost years of struggle. Discouragement has often prevailed but activity did not cease because of it. Perseverance and patience have combined forces in carrying on the great task. Truly vigor has built our Alma Mater. At the present time victory may be realized only in part. lt is beyond our capability to calculate the influence which the Robert Packer School for Nurses exercises. It is internationally recognized. This has not been accomplished by one or a few persons but by a group during its entire existence. The value of this influence on the lives of each person who has come within our portals cannot be overlooked nor its contribution to the molding of the character of each student. IYe owe tribute to those who have helped attain this recognition. For these things we, the Class of '43, are grateful. IVe wish to thank those members of the staff and faculty who have given of themselves so willingly in the guidance of our professional training. During our sojourn here we have learned to love the ideals which our leaders have placed before us and have established a firm determina- tion to uphold the standards of the profession we represent. -JUNE YoUNG, '43 LIBQERJGXD MY CREED I would be true, for there are those that trust meg I would be pure, for there are those who carey l would be strong for there is much to sufferg I would be brave, for there is much to dare. I would be friend of all-the foe--the friendlessg I would be giving, and forget the giftg I would be humble, for I know my weaknessg .l would look up-and laugh-and love-and lift. HAaoi,n ARNOLD XVALTERS -0-0--o--0--Q--o-0--ov-c-0--0-Q--o--0--0-of-0--0-0--l- The Nucleus 1943-Pug? Forty-six -o-o--o-o-o-o--o-n-o--o-o-o--o-o--e-1o-o-o--o-1