Union Hospital School of Nursing - Stethoscope Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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TRANSLATION OF GETTYSBURG ADDRESS fWitl1 Apologies to Abe Lincolnj Two years ago there was brought i11to this school a new class, con- ceived 111 intelligence and destined to become the best nurses in the school. Now we are engaged in a great mental strife, testing whether this class or Zllly class so conceitcd and so detested can long endure. Wie are met in the great battleheld of Nursing, we have come to ded- icate a port1o11 of that field of nursi11g as a Final knowledge to those Fresh- men. who in vain used their gray matter that this class might live. lt is altogether htting and proper that we do this for in a larger sense we ca11 11ot afford to let those Fresh111en drop by the wayside. The School will little note or long remember what we say here, but it C311 11ever be forgotten what we did here. lt is for US, the Class of 30 to Finish the work which is now unfinished, for we have thus so far nobly ad- vanced. It is rather for us to be here destined to the great task remaining before us. That from these honored pupils to take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave their full measure of knowledge. Therefore, we highly resolve, that we have not worked in vain and that the deeds of the bluniors, by the 'luniors and for the .luniors shall not perish from the history of the school. -By a junior WANTED l. Gum that ca11 be masticated without moving lips and that has all mint Havor without developing odor-By a few who work so hard at the chew. 1 1 2. A new recipe for cooking potatoes.-Miss Young. J 3. A plain and well-written sheet of directions on how to prepare and feed Eagle Brand.-D. Allen. 4. A lO1lgC1' term i11 the kitchen.+Mae Shadows. .g. .jo .g. Dr. Bronson in class- Miss Mann give a list of vermin infecting manf' .g. .9 .g. Patient-Dr. Connelly, somebody just said there was something Wrong with llly head. l don't think there is anything in it, do you? Dr. Connelly-No, l don't think there is. .g. .g. .g. Sunday School Teacher--Children you must never do anything in pri- vate that you wouldn't do in public. l. Church-Hurrah, no more baths! .3. .9 .g. Dr. Knoefel-If you were called out to a patient, what is the first ques- tion you would ask? Dr. Topping-'VVhere does he live? .zo 0:0 0:0 Class discussing epilepsy: First nursehllpilepsy is due to injury dur- ing birth. Second nurse-VVhy, I thought men had epilepsy, too. Page twenty-six

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FRESI-IMAN CLASS HISTORY On the afternoon of September seventeenth, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, thirty timid, wondering, expectant strangers straggled into the Union Hospital, which was to be their abode for the coming three years. Very little was heard from them for the first few weeks, but after fur- nishing entertainment for the upper elassmen they settled down to real study in order to outlive the name of Probies and make ideal nurses. After 'lanuary the fourteenth only twenty-one of the beginning thirty remained to uphold the standards and ideals of the Class of '31. Page twenty-eight