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

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To tba Grcza'ua1z'7zg Class Time Flies. We are developing lineage, as this issue of the Annual is the fourth. Five years has seen our school enrollment rise from 71 to 106. The nursing staffs of two San Francisco hospitals other than our own, are headed by St. Luke's graduates. St. Lukels nurses hold important positions on several local and State Committees, and one State organization is presided over by a St. Luke's nurse. All of this means progress. It means, too, that the graduates of your school are being recognized and sought after to do im- portant work. From the personal standpoint, it means that you should not only do as well. but better than those who have pre- ceded you. ' ' Q Miss Kennedy and your instructors have given their best efforts to afford you the education and training you desire. Each one of your teachers will note your future attainment and accom- plishment with pride and- pleasure. If at any time in the future you feel you need counsel or assistance that can be had here, we hope sincerely you will come back, as you would to your home, and to those who are deeply interested in you and your welfare. VVe want you to know that we have observed with grateful appreciation your interest in the welfare of your patients and that your loyalty to the best interests and good name of St. Luke's Hospital mean much to all of us. . The best wishes of all at St. Luke's go with you. Howfuum H. JOHNSON, M. D., Dirfctnr. L i