US Army School of Nursing - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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R).en Greeting to tfje Oastf of 1925 |ET me speak for the Alumnae Association in welcoming- you to our ranks. We need you and your help in the battles in which the women of our I profession are engaged. We need you; and you will need us. Call on us as an association or as individuals. The alumnae executive secretary and other officers will cooperate with the S. G. ( ). to help you professionally. When you have found your work, you will probably be in the neighborhood of older A. S. X. graduates. Look them up, and learn how one Army girl greets another who has just come from home. We alumnae do not forget the days of our training, nor the experiences we all have in common. Xo matter where or in what capacity we are working, we each and all of us stand ready to welcome with outstretched hands the Class of 192?. Dorothea M. Hughes. ' resident of the J. J. of the A. S. X. 1925-

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