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What more could you ask for? Finally the great day has come! Mrs. Slotter instructs on the correct way of giving an injection. I think I ' d like to be • • -A nurse ■ Happiness is! To get anything done right, do it yourself
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DEDICA TION Mrs. Carol L. Slotter R.N. B.S. Abington Memorial Hospital Moravian College Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once I pass. If a kindness I may show If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man Let me do it while I can No delay, for it is plain I shall not pass this way again. Unknown As freshman nursing students, very frightened and unsure of our- selves, there was one woman who forced us into realizing our capa- bilities. Basic concepts of nursing care and life in general were handed to us in class and on the clinical unit. There were times when we would have liked to run, but she was there with a barrier of reasoning and knowledge. Then, the barrier was no longer; it was our decision to stay or run and most of us remained. In thanks of every word of encouragement, every stern look and every gentle push, we the class of 1971 dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Carol Slotter, a true stepping stone to our graduation day-
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ONE Wc came. From many places we came . We were many , But we became one . . . One -- in heart, in mind, and soul. Then we left. To many places we went: To help others; To find ourselves; To serve -- we went. We came again, Together once more. In love, together we came. Love for each other And for those we were with, In great joy we met. And now we must leave again, In great sorrow, Thinking of our separation. To many places we will go. We are not the same: We are one soon to be divided Let us think not of this, But of the joy of our oneness, And remember each other as parts of ourselves -- Parts that will always be loved. We came, And we parted for awhile, And came together again as one -- in love Now we must part, And part it is -- for in each lies part of the others. A glowing mass has been formed. A starburst will take place. Now we go -- glowing pieces of the whole , And in this glow wc must live, For in it we have found the meaning of life, And by this glow we must guide others. This done in love shall keep the glow burning. And by this fire in us . . . WE ARE AND SHALL BE ONE Carleton Thackston
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