Traverse City High School - Pines Yearbook (Traverse City, MI)

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Tl'lbUl'2 to 6 Gfedt NUFSC Within every town the life service of some of its citizens leaves a lasting imprint on the community. It may be a business man, a doctor, a teacher or some other. Such a business man was W'ill Hobbs. Such a doctor was G. A. Holliday. Such a teacher was Lydia Kotilainen, Such a nurse is Mildred Compton. Miss Compton's unselfish service to this community is her life. She has given freely of herself, sometimes beyond her strength. Such devotion is not reimbursable in money. If grateful hearts and children's love were money, Miss Compton would be one of the world's richest bankers. Knowing her as I do, I am sure she would rather have that which she has-the love-the friendship and deep respect of all who know her. In the years ahead, we hope that some of the happiness which she has so willingly made possible for others, may be hers. No one more richly deserves it. Nursing is one of the noblest of professions. The greatest in its ranks have been kindly women with great hearts and deep love for their mankind. In paying tribute to Miss Compton, what more can be said than - Mildred Compton is a great nurse, G. E. LOOMIS i2l

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