St Francis Hospital School of Nursing - Cross and Crown Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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Kathy Cline, Editorj Helen Marie Dolton, Advisor; Margie Carr, Business Manager. Of all the treasured memories of our Senior year, none is more Cherished than our yearbook. Under the direction of our moderator, Miss Helen M. Dolton, work began after the start of our Senior year. Every Monday at 5:30 eight girls put their heads together over iced tea and layouts. But, the full effect of our diligence will only be realized long after the studenfs cap has been exchanged for the graduate cap and pin. YEARBOOK STAFF Helen Marie Dolton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Aduisor Kathleen Cline ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Editor Margaret Carr ,,,,,,,, Business Manager Stag Members Bonita Chitty Kathleen Landolina Elizabeth McCormack Janice Sabik Cynthia Salamandra MaryEllen Wright

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One Friday on Calvary, as in a hospital ward, Three men lay dying, among them our Lord. ,Twas the worst case of neglect that was ever recorded; These patients whose pain Pilate had ordered. In three hard beds, in the shape of a Cross, Without pillow or blankets, no nurse would endorse. Now the one in the center our attention should claim; Jesus of Nazareth, the chart gave His name. A cardiac condition, examiners find . . . Excessive love for the whole of mankind. Now you who are nurses, just listen to this; Unsterilized nails pierced His feet and His wrists, And what about this for cruel medication? Vinegar and gall were His lips, leviation. His back men wounded by blows and welts, Yet no soothing ointment could relieve the hurts. No cold compress was applied to His eyes; The world,s greatest lover just hangs there and dies. Not a grain of morphine, not a tourniquet set, As Mary,s Son slowly bleeds to death. The chart then concluded, as further we see; ccThis sad Man from Nazareth died about three? His sad loved ones mournfully went their way . . . His Mother, Magdalene, and John so they say. Now donat blame the Jews for this frightful neglect; Our sins did it all; our sins do it yet. This treatment of Christ demands reparation, It falls to you nurses, of this generation. Whenever you see anyone in pain, Just make believe it is Calvary again. And do for the patient what you wish they had done; For the Man in the Center . . . The Innocent One. It will thrill His angels, it will please Him, too; Just keep at it, girls, ,til lifeas work is through. And when after death your soul mounts on high, God will ticap3i you again in His home in the sky, And on judgment day, then Heaven you,ll win, Because nursing your patient, you really nursed Him. Father Delaney 101