Warren Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Warren, PA)

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Twenty-eight Bliss GRACE BEAMISH, R. N. MRS. HELEN ANDERSON, R. N. Directress of Nurses Inxlructress AJWOT , . Q E f N .E F ., -E2- . - ..'., Fl .. ..,,. ., ..1... i '5'i. 3 iff iii? Dr i 45 HUSPITAL Eau: PA. OUR AFFILIATION vv v Our three ears' trainin is completed b one ear spent in a eneral hos ital Y g Y Y g P n namely, Hamot Hospital, Erie, Pa. Here, we received our experience in operating room technique, obstetrics, orthopedics, pediatrics and general ward duty.

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Twenty-.vefven The Surgeon Now he begins: his Hngers feel The tiny burning bit of steel: They move, obedient to a star Unseen by us: his sure hands are So swift that the swift hands of death Are held: there is one slender breath Between the two, so delicate No callipers can measure it Save those he holds - KI think there is No acl so near to God ar hisj -Funk. .-VVSH... A dizzy little extra dame went to the Hollywool Hospital a few days ago for a minor operation, but the staff physician decided that an anaesthetic would be advisable. Gosh, said the girl nervously, Hif I take chloroform how long will it be before I know anything? Well, replied the doctor, f'that's a rather difficult question to answer. You can't expect too much of an anaestheticf' .-WSH-- A nurse has always been, In my estimation An individual who has in life A certain destination But never judge her by her goal, That really is not fair, VVhat matters is the route she takes, And how she travels there.

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sg Twenty nzne CLASS WILL VY Y E, the undersigned members of the Class of '32, while still considered of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath our appreciation of the beautiful surroundings which we have enjoyed during our three years in training and the kindly supervision, of the officials at the Warren State Hospital to all members of the younger classes. Being considered a generous class we do not wish to disappoint anyone, so we have endeavored to remember all deserving parties. Each member of the Class of '32 Wishes to donate something to needy individuals. To those hoping to attain future afliliation at Philadelphia, we bequeath all our worn-out caps, cuffs, aprons, ties, these being considered an asset by those not so well prepared for the call. llliss Phyllis Williams wills her style of dress to lXliss Bertha Bielak. We leave llliss Ashcroft's cheerfulness, both in sickness and health, to all those suffering from an inferiority complex. The studiousness of lxliss Doris Johnson is being bestowed as a special dispensa- tion, after much debate, to hliss Charlotte Kephart, a member of the Junior Class. llliss Kathryn Fitzpatrick's sweetness of temperament and such good looks are given to hliss lllargaret Beckman. Our humorist, llliss Eleanor Ward, bestows her own sense of humor, as well as her unique individuality, equally among all the members of the Junior Class. llliss lllary Chiz leaves her numerous conquests to our bashful, but most sincere llliss Vaughn. llliss Katherine Watson wills her beautiful blue eyes to llliss Walters. lllr. William VValters, our lone star, having successfully survived, leaves behind him his ability to Winn the approval of the fairer sex to lllr. Edward Kaufman. And last, but not least, bliss Trautman willingly, since it something of a burden, bequeaths her deceit to Bliss Joyce Hunter. To all those easily embarrassed from necessity to visit the Waste basket during pain- ful gum-chewing episodes, We leave our secret hiding places on our favorite chairs and desks. This you will find a treasured possession, especially after you have made a trip to the oHice. Any hair nets which have not already been appropriated by the birds may be given to Bliss Castellain. We trust that those persons mentioned above will derive as much pleasure from the articles stated, as the Class of '32 and may they cherish these treasures through all their training days.