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

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9 SW X A. i 4 AN . A' , , X i . Elgar. . 11 Standing Cleft to rightj-R. BELLI, M. HARRISON, R. SCHICK, B. HARRINGTON, D. JAMES, G. ROTH, M. CREED. Sitting Cleft to rightj-G. HENSEN, V. VYOIING, H. SA NnERs, G. KliNNlilJY, A. CLOW, S. SwARowsKY. az cu lfy Miss Mabel Garnham and Miss lane Cowles, recently members of our faculty, have both taken positions of greater responsibility in other hospitals here in the city. In spite of the fact that we miss them a great deal, great success and a prosperous future is heartily extended to them. ' ini

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afahjf THE EXECUTIVE STAFF Medical Director. . . Surgical Excczltizfc. . . Chajvlam. ................. . S11fvc'ri1ztc1zdm1t of Nzzlzvvs ........ f1X.YiSfl1lIf Sllf7!'I'IlIIfF1ZllUI1l' of A'zrl'sv.r Night Suj1c1'intc1za'c1zt .......... AS.S'1l.YfIl711f Night S1flf7L'l'lIIl'CIlLl'C'IIl.. Theoretical I1'zstr'z1cto1' ......... Practical .l11.YZ'VllCf0I' .......... Operating Room Sujvari'isor ..... Assistant Ofroratizzg Room, Szzjvor S ll p crvisor, SltPl'l'UlS0l', S 11 pcrvisor, S lf fu vrzfisor, S ll frcrz-'isor S 11 f7C'l Z!'lS0l' Laboratory Laboratory Laboratory 1 1 First Floor ........ . FVOmcn's 1I ara' .... lllaternity ...... Seconal Floor. . . Third Floor. . . Supply Room .... Tec'l1.1zicia1'L .... Torlnzricialz .... Taflzilician .... X-Ray A.vszfstu1zt. . . . . . Pl1.ar1m1cist .............. S1lf?Cl Z!ZlX0l', Public Health. . . Dzctzttzavz ............... Dietitian .... Dilllllludll .... 11101 'ULX01' ...Ill-OVVARD H. JOHNSON, M. D . . . . . . .G. D. DEI.PRAT, M. D. ..... .REV, QIQ H. OHr.HO1f1f ...GRACE M. IQENNEDYW, R. N. ....VIRN.A M. YOUNG, R. N. ....G1zE'rE1, ROTH, R. N. . . . . . .CLARICE LYMAN .. . . .AMY E. POPE, R. N. ....V1RNA M. YYOUNGI, R. N. .. .ROSE M. BELLI, R. N. .......... SOPHIA KOENIG, R. N. MRS. 1.V1ARIE B. HARRISON, R. N. ...MRS BEARGARET CREED, R. N. . . . . . . . .ADELAIDE CLOW, R. N. .ELIZABETH HARRINOTON, R. N. .......HE1.EN SAUNDERS, R. N. . . .BEATIUCE GARN1-IAM, R. N. . . . . . . . . . .MARTHA VVERNE1: . . . .STEFANIE SWAROWSKY .... . .AGNES GAHAGEN . . . . . . . . . . .ELSIE BENDEWALD ....MABEL B. DOLCINI, Ph. D. . ...ALICE IQEENE O'DEA, R. N. .BERNICE KTCFARLAND, A. 15. ......Gr.Am's HENSEN, A. R. .ESTHER G. FISHER, 13. S.

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The Gmee Cathedral HE whole nursing profession in San Francisco Will be interested to know that a great effort is now being made to complete Grace Cathedral on the top of Nob Hill. VV hen completed this is to be a cathedral for the community, built by the gifts of citizens of all classes and creeds, just as are the great cathedrals now being completed in New York and lVashington, D. C. It is a curious fact that while our beautiful city has been rebuilt since the disaster of 1906, and wonderful temples to commerce and industry have been erected and our city has commanded the wonder of the whole world. we have failed to build an outstanding spiritual gathering place where the whole community may be represented on great spiritual occasions. Grace Cathedral has a special interest for the nursing profession as every year our Florence Nightingale service has been held in the Crypt. To this service, women of all faiths have come in memory of the patron saint of our profession. There is no more splendid example of community worship than the Florence Nightingale ser- vice each year, where we find Roman Catholics, Protestants of all denominations and our Jewish sisters united in praising the Great Physician for his mercies. A VV hen the great Cathedral on the top of Nob Hill is completed it will seat 3200 people and accommodate with standing room filled, 4500. This will enable the hospitality of the Cathedral to be offered and on an even larger scale than has been possible hitherto. The completion of Grace Cathedral will lend itself to memorial gifts of all kinds. W'ould it not be possible for the nurses of the city to offer as a group their tribute? The corner-stone of Grace Cathedral was laid in 19105 the present Crypt, quite inadequate for great occasions, was opened in 1914. VVhen the sum of 33,600,000 necessary for its completion is in hand. this beautiful and inspiring feature of our civil life can be completed in three years. EDVVARD L. PARSONS, Bishop of California.