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

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3 Don't just sit there - sheas ready to deliver! 1, it .., MISS ELAINE SWANK R.N., B.S. Ohio State University 13 Obstetrics Faculty It is hard tO say which ol' Ihr- thru- Inontlis spent in the Obstetriczil cle-pgiitiiiviil is most exciting. A month is spent in tht- dvliw-ig room, nursery, and post-partuui. litu-h sm- vice offers something new and diflierc-nt. Obstetrics classes are presented expertly by Miss Hagen and Miss Swank with sup- plementary movies and doctors lectures. Through them we learn how life begins and how others' lives are changed by this new life. This service is tmly challenging and rewarding and each of us feels a touch of sadness when we must leave the little world of Obstetrics. MISS ANN HAGEN R.N., B.S. Capital University Columbus, Ohio

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,,,, ll? V115 MISS GRATIA GIKLING R.N., M.A. University of Pittsburgh '-'wr T! Y ss f MRS. GAIL WILLIAMS if Q R.N., B.S. Capital University 'Q , Z - A , g v Orthopedics Faculty Eight weeks of the second year are spent on J, the orthopedic ward. Here we learn how is to manage the casts and to apply traction. ' 4 I These patients often have a longer stay in the hospital and we try to make it as pleas- 3 J i ant as possible. Our instructors are a big t help in enabling us to understand the prin- fl eiples of physics in applying weights and ' pulleys to traction. Through lectures and ' ' clinical experience we learn the benefit of , ,fy K fi V the treatinent in healing the broken body. W ' +,,,f l . - ,f is And last but not least. we share the patients' ' Q Ab- ' . joy as they cliinb each step on the stairway of progress. ,6 ...J F 3' Qt? 7 N 1 x izbx ft i its 1- -Q- qv :ii Q--. v-Q-r vip bv.. 0 i :E 4 up . 'Er W 'ol il I l 12 About these evaluations 5 1 37

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-l -, , , ..f-+..-.........4 .. il I QL -of ,b K fi an uhh I 4, ,.. X 322+-s1...,... MRS. BAILEY L. . .,,,,. . MR- DORESS I 139, .Q , Librarian Instructor, Marriage Course Instructor, History of Nursing Associate Degree, University of Toledo MRS. BAYLESS Instructor, Sociology R.N., M.S. Chio State University Social Sciences Sometimes nursing tends to keep us in a groove, but with the help of the Social Sciences we get a little outside interest. In Sociology we were brought face to face with social problems, such as juvenile delinquency. In our senior year we are privileged to have a hlarriage Course through which we can gain a better understanding of marriage problems. History of Nursing takes us back to prehistoric nursing and brings us up to modern day nursing. I'Ve have had a look at the lives of historic nurses and are glad that much progress has been made. MRS. COLLINS MRS. RIEHLE School Secretaries 14 -af 15 fi Q