St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Blu Chambray Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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To the Glam' 0f1Q27 T TI-IIS ti1ne I am bidding you as Student Nurses, farewell. I am also giving you welcome as new members of an honorable pro- fession. Does it sound strange to hear simultaneously, Goodbye! XVelcome! Can you understand that the two salutations go together? During the past few years you have been striving towards today. Your Staff, your Hospital, your Doctors, yes, and your patients, too, have been interested in you as Students .... young women with a course of study to complete, a goal to gain, an ideal to achieve. To this end We have worked together, struggled some- what, known discouragement, suffered sometimes. Today you have completed your course, gained your goal .... you have been graduated from the School of Nursing of St. l.uke's Hospital. Now, in the distance ahead of you there still stands your Ideal-Nursing. Bean- tified and brightened I trust by your study, your contacts, as well as by your own growth in character. This ideal of your profession will always he the distant point, inspiring, stimulating, awaiting achievement. But immediately in front of you there are certain definite mechanical means toward approaching this professional ideal of yours. There is the writing of your examinations under the State Board. Accomplish this and you are equipped with what is for you, a professional degree .... your R. N. Then follows membership in your Nursing Organizations, giving you your place among women of your own profession. Now these things are but the mechanics of your professional debut. .-'Xs trained nurses you have merely arrived. All the many and varied fields for your profes- sional activities lie before you. :Xt St. I.nke's we have attempted nothing more than the general training' for our life work. Some of you I know are ffoinff to h ei Y . h a pursue advanced work in some special department of your profession. Others of you are going to enter a greater profession than nursing. The great majority of you are going forward with your eyes Hxed on the ideal of a Nurse-a woman con- secrated to the service of human beings, fellow men and women, sick and suffering and in need of you. Into the ranks of women so consecrated, into the body of a profession so devoted, I welcome you. lXl ay the memory of your student days .... happy days, sad days, busy days, give you the courage to persevere. Faithfully yours, GRACE KENNEDY. I'2Sl

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8- -, Left to Right: M. JONES, H. DIERKE, R. Ross, K. Hisnzoc. G. FLEUTSCH, C. PLUYM, J.. DARNELL, A. JONES, L. CUMMING. R. FURi.oNG, G. Hiamrz, A. LANFI-:AR, M. SALE, S. CHANG. fl ry! fu 72 1 0 rf fkI.ASl SIQNIORS: You are drawing nigh to the time when you must hid Au Revoir to your class- mates and pals. XV e dislike very much to do so, nevertheless we are looking for- ward to the same episode, your graduation, with no less anticipation than you have been. VVe don't know how to express our gladness for your success which will look to you, no doubt, like the glorious sun with its dazzling rays as it rises above the horizon into the sky-4Your Future. And with your advancement: Remember well and bear in mind That a constant friend is hard to fmdg But when you find one good and true Change not the old one for the new. The Juniors wish to extend to all of you heartiest congratulations and all the best wishes and good fortune that can be conveyed by these few Words. HELEN DIERKE, '28, l30l