Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing - Oak Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Dedication Miss Jamella Bell We gratefully dedicate this— our second yearbook of The Williams- port Hospital School of Nursing— to Miss Jamella Bell, Assistant Director of Nursino. o Through her untiring efforts, she re-organized our Student Govern- ment, helped us establish a recreation hall, and has done a large part in making our school what it is today We choose this way to express our gratitude tor all she has done for us.

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Foreword Lives of great men all remind us, We can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Footprints that perhaps another, Sailing o ' er life ' s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. — H. W. Longfellow As we leave our footprints on the following pages, may they bring back to us in years to come, vivid recollections of our happiest and best davs in nurse ' s training. We look forward with the hope that we may be successful throughout life and ever be up and doing . It is witli a great deal of pride and satisfaction that we, the Senior class of 1954, present to you the second volume of The Oak and sincerely hope you will enjoy it.

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In Appreciation The Class of 1954 wishes to express its gratitude and sincere appreciation to: The administrator of our hospital and his assistant, who have shown keen interest in all our undertakings, and have promoted new developments toward better student education. The director of nurses and her assistant, who have planned and guided us during our three years of training, leading us to realize the importance of the career we have chosen. The present faculty, who have been wonderful as instructors as well as encour- aging in our efforts. We also want to acknowledge Mrs. J. Turzanski and Mrs. S. Clemons for the many hours they spent with us as our Nursing Arts and Clinical Instructors during our first vear of training. The physicians, who gave their valuable time to lecture to us and those we met every day in our routine patient care. We will always remember their willingness and ouidance. o The supervisors and head nurses, who were always willing to help us and have shown a keen interest in every student nurse ' s educational progress. The housemothers, who have made us feel at home and have given us guidance and understanding during the past three years. All organizations, both professional and social, which have contributed in so many ways to the achievement of our goals. The public relations and personnel director, who has planned in detail varied activities and newspaper photographs of the hospital that concerned the student nurse as well as benefiting future education in this school of nursing. All other hospital employees, who have in any way benefited our progress in nurses training. The photographers, who willingly gave their time both for candid and posed pictures. Miss Elizabeth Sander, who as our class advisor helped us to carry out and make a success of all our class social affairs during the past two years. Miss Elizabeth Sander Class Advisor