University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Nineteen-Thirty-Two BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the University of Cincinnati HERMAN SCHNEIDER, President DANIEL LAURENCE, Secretary SANFORD BROWN FRANK F. DINSMORE HERBERT G. FRENCH LESTER A. JAFFE ARTHUR H. MORGAN WALTER F. MURRAY REV. F. H. NELSON JOHN J. ROWE DB. E. 0. STRAEHLY GEORGE H. WARRINGTON 21

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The Ciucinnatiart The great central principle of nursing is that of service to onels fellow men, and those who have realized that prin- ciple and have acted upon it are the nurses who have made possible the great progress in this ever Changing world of health. Along with the ideals of service must go knowlerlge and skillwa combination that will enable you to fmd the desirable salislartions of life within your profession; these may lie secured only by murses of study which hart- heeu organizrd on a permanent educational lJilSlS. CATHERINE BUCKLEY, R.N., B.S. Director of the School of Nursing and Health One of the most gratifying facts established during the pl'CSPnt N'nnnmit' turmoil is that the percentage of trained womr-n who have llE'Pll displaced is much less than that of untrained workrrs. The trained Human takt-s to lu-r u'nlL not only knowl- pdge- of tpr-lmiqm-s. but also a llPPIIPl' sonso of respnmilvility plus it. grvatr'r 9mm: of t-nnlitlem-n am! I-ultragr'. ll .thlllltl be obvious that uomr'n whu upproavh lhr- prnhlmm nf llw. home uith thv N'umn svnsr- of wurllmhilt-nvss that trainPrl women take to u prnilvssiml will give tlu- Imnm its propor role in snviult, 2 i: ELIZABETH DYER, A.B. Director of tin:- School of Houseth A dm in istration 20

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Th0 Cincinnatian Lawson Whileaidrs President HIIIJPI'L NEH HarrvmryTreasm'cr I Ida Hoinke Horton Brown erwrding Secretary l?wc-Pre.sr'rienl