South Highland Infirmary School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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1 4 ae'-I Z , , . W The Spirit is Willing, But the Flesh is Weak Ten nurses sat in a ghostlyehall Witli pencils and books in hand. They 111411111 I B - fr A lecture was on-scieiz-tiyic it was- lhe noun and hreek, but ure They had come at the doetor's command. -Xml darkness came Nov. l I 1- 1 And still more :ff tl: 25: That's all for to-night -the lecture stopped- mllhese thoughts you must strive to keep. The lights were turned ou, as he mafle for the floor- The nurses, alas, were asleep. r M11 I dm ,X L , 5 W 153, , II' E' I Q - -' I' - .hh ll -6- k - u e ' - :1 , ' If I If ,Mil R :X . ' I -- - f x 5 -. lm: x E W Mfg If lQ 21 Q rx5 igX 'l he lecture was rleep--Llneir 5 Li li len L 1

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l I 1 3 i ri The Big Four This courteous bunch of the S. H. I. ' Begins each morn when the moon's still high, And all day long pursue their way, Till the shades of night o'ertake the day. And, O, my! my! much can be said-of Pete and D. and Jim and Ed. ' 'Tis work and hustle from morn to night, Xvith a pleasant smile and a heart that's light: And, 0, my! my! how dear and sweet Are D. and Jimmy and Ed and Pete. . - if' 'Qa- Jlic. f- A 5 . , l . Q .2 E - I .A.V -..JJ 1 . ' :Sirk 'li :X P V .fl L 1 Jap 'fil ,V gli! 4 1' i I G 4 K -.L 'ffl V 41: -'L Q Wa- yhf. 'Qi 'Z a f' -'EH 4 .1 ,, -,A IA .V gigirxj n 5' -- xii gh., W! .i'?,7'f V ' 'E : a- iiffl w,lTi1.'- F- avi.. -.1 I , ywql- , 1:51- ... is K. J: J ,J .SH .. ... . J a Y --FM . f -d:.1f-.- ',.f'..-121' W in '- ggg,-ff: 27- ' ', -'P' f' 1. I :-I IKM .V . Q., .gq - e s 5 n f 114- LN.- ' 4' gh gl ! ir 1 BJ 1 f xx K ,n. P ' I Q 7 , , L . I - , :. -a .ff-Y 1' ,r .4 gr 9 'ra -Po' X' '95, N' 5 l 1 i i i 3 r I And this to the man who gives the pills, Vlfho cures the sick of all their ills: The stomach is known to be his pet, And with the pump he'll get it yet. And it, O, my! my! can 116' be beat, This bright and scientific Parte. And this to the man with the princely name, VVhose swiftness will be known to fame, His motto is to do it note: 61 without excitement or a rowg And, 'tis, 0, my! my! when all's said, There!s 110110 who equals our Ed. And this to the man who gives the dope, Wfhose patients know they've every hope Qi waking up to sing his praise, And this they do their live-long days. And, O, my! my! how good of him- Always on time is lovely Jim. And this to the youngest of the four, XWho's known to all as D. S. Moore. A great success he's proved to be, In love as well as surgery. And, 0, my! my! how good 'twould be To have as many friends as D, And when we leave these wards and halls And sit up nights and wait for calls- 1 O, my! 1ny! my! how dear 'twill be To work for Ed and Pete and D. yt' - H--' H A - - --'--f-f-v- Y---Y .. Y-

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The Colored Nurses A distinctive feature of the Hospital is that colored nurses are engaged to attend the colored patients, one of whom, Katherine H. Dickerson, graduates this year. The training is broad, including a course of Dietary, and the Technic W and asepsis are rigidly enforced. The number is necessarily limited, and at present consists of the following nurses : L? KATHERINE H. DICKERSON MINNIE JOHNSON ' ANNIE KATE AVERY 3589 JEANNETTE HOUSTON 53,2 A ADDIE SMITH walaaaefsaawwwrfaafaaaawwaawwwa 63 - 7 , , ' 'V' 'N ' 'g' '-'ff-'-W ---- --f---.-,i..,-,.. -,,.