Toledo Hospital School of Nursing - White Cap Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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ri 1 rs -4 Vi Aw , Think l'll drown my sorrows. As a part of our curriculum we travelled South to the city ot Cincinnati for an athliation at Children's l-lospital. The day of arrival was a sad one with many tears and lonely hearts. We took up residence in Vincent Hall, a large building, which looks like an old English dwelling place. Most ot us lived in three room suites, but some had Even though homesick and lonely for Croxton halls, ,f - f Y M, 5 ,KY Asmmcqrm , M NT I .v ix I , , V Ax ,, Q ' me w., 1 ASN www . sv' 'x 6'-R emy: I'Il be home for Christmas Pediatric Affiliation these children in spite ot the many nursing problems they presented, will always have a warm spot in our hearts. l-lelping the acutely ill child return to the active, laugh- ing child, most ot us know was a rewarding task. Ob- serving the slow, day by day progress made by the premies as they fought to keep their tiny grasp on lite, was an experience none of us will ever forget. fr One highlight of summer affiliation -the Phi Chi Pool.

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P M' x it .lp my F sexe., ,We ...ww --.qs Memory Music in Frost Our Christmas festivities were highlighted by Fantasy in Frost at the Knights of Co- lumbus Hall. Mistletoe, a kiss- ing ring, dim lights, smiling couples with moonlight dreams, danced to the music of the Ramblers. The Inter- mediate Class' long hours of planning and decorating were truly rewarding, adding another memory to our lives as student nurses. Will this pose do? ll KJQQ. of up - X gffsswfj 97' 59 l'm much warmer now,

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f if f t'fff4f t X LW? xx ,QQ 0 5333? Mm Stately trio Psychiatric Affiliation Our attiliation at Toledo State Hospital proved to be a highlight in the nursing experience ot many Toledo Hos- pital Seniors. The three months spent here consisted of many interesting classes correlated with clinical exper- ience on the wards. lt was a time also tor meeting and exchanging ideas with students trom other schools and therefore broadening our concept ot nursing in general. et 1-'hum So what if I broke my engagement Orientation to our psychiatric wards was tor most ot us an anxiety tilled period. This was mainly due to the tact that we did not know what to expect. There is always a bit of secrecy connected with iangling keys and locked doors but we soon tound that this is only to protect the patient. lt was during our aFHliation here that we realized the need tor mental hygiene in our everyday lite. ,wang we .f . 5, Nw . 1: k F A Mt l . 5, 1 ' . ,ig , A We get to eat in our slacks herel 61 Seel Students do read the paperl