St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Page 20 text:

I I-'P r Q .th 'FN- 44 232' ,- n A . ' 1 . Q .A 6, - , . . . -- ' A . Q fl: ' WJIL ,Mal 1 t l' ,V x .. 1-fx ' Q . 'n E n. . nn -. . . .- ':, T .., . Q . - U. rl, ,. -. . ' . xl ' , g' , . ., 3.4 - .,-. 3 . .- ' lu nr 1 - .v-- ' ', '.',7..'-'v ' A , I ll' llll 5-,a . ' - 'x f' ' -Q , I . , . . . 1 ' I I . ..., .x .., . S., 3 . I-,,. a . ' u - A , - , .- ' ' ' Xiu, I I ' 5 I , 2: ' - 1 I . I I u ' '- 1 . , 'c ' . ' 1 ...P n ll I ...-1. X, ' ' na' ' 1, ' . Jn, nfl ... -. I ,'! I . , - 1 . 1 . D I ...K n -' ' ' . . ,- -. - . - vu . ' ' I -u -. V . nl r , . .- of - 1 ' 7 ,gf , .. . 1 J 1 I ,- .. . 1, x- . - ' .S ' , . . , 1. s ' v 1 4. , 4 . , n 4 0 ' I 1 9 s J lc 'W- , ,I K., ,u ' T F' 'fl 'yn 1 , .cl '71 . f I f ii' t 4 1 . 1 ll ,,,

Page 19 text:

ug -gm 1 ----l 'l. 'VY -,m QDWA Qdlff' nn- - 1 - 15 Dorothy Youhgster WSturdy and staunch she stands.n Shirley Price HH marvelous good friend.m Myrtle Pettit NI would not budge for anyone.H Bessie Horino Hklohe I did it.n Ruth Eisehhart H NNot a vain or shallow thought. Helen Makloski HWheA you call me that, smile.H 1.18.1-301-1 Q H11-1-1 Q, UI exist as I am.H Jean Rice UNO other heart more good 1 and kindon !

Page 21 text:

me-'r wi-:frm . Linn. r n It was fifty years ago this year that a trainina school started in St.Luke's Hospital. We'rc proud of St. Luke's. It gives us a thrill, a surge of exultation to stateg Uwe re from St. Luke'sH. We can't boast of anything in ourselves alone. rogetnerzp the studentsg the superin- tendentsg the staffg have worked to give the institu- tion the background that puts pride in our statement HWe're from St. Luke'sU. , K, In the class of '42 ten states and Hawaii are represen- ted. First we chose 1St. Luke's ,end then UHappy Day,H St. Luke's chose us. It, was an exciting day in the fall of '39 when sixty bewildered girls cluttered the halls of the Hallett home--we were eager 'to become nurses. We were impatient. And now, we look back on the three years that have gone so fast and wonder at the short period spent together. We're reluctant to leave the friendships which will mean so much to us always-- the experiences which have taught us, the instructor s who have tolerated us, the good-times which we have hed vivid in our minds. But, we're proud to leave with our St. Luke's cap,-so thrillingly different, so defiantg so proud, with.our white pins with red crosses, so syns bolic, so dear to us. i And so it comes time for.the class of '48 to make place for the class of '45. We know they're capable of carry- ing on the torch for St. Luke's.. We sincerely hope that the training school will carry on for another half century and more. May we say in'repartee--THANK YOU, ST. LUKE'S. Q