Wilson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

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HTHE PRICE or XVISDOM IS ABOVE RUBIEs CAN YOU IMAGINE? Miss Stalker not being prim ? Miss Stewart six feet five? Dr. Farrell being unkind to the nurses? Mr. Eckelberger returning to Jerusalem? Stebbie not delivering mail? Miss McAfee taking life easy? Miss Quick weighing two hundred and twenty-Eve pounds? Miss Anderson smoking a cigarette? Miss Van Amburg with red hair? Miss Milstead without Harold? Mrs. McHugh not being thorough? Mrs. Rew without the nursery? Miss Chamberlain with bobbed hair? Miss Trueworthy in silence? Miss Lampman not trying to uSPCCl2ll,, all patients? Miss Benson made upn? Miss Tegler without I-Iunkie ? Miss Ingwall in good humor on drug day? Miss Bustard without Miss Southwick? Miss Southwick losing weight? Miss Southworth in the diet kitchen? Miss Herrick not feeling her authority? Dr. Reed having his picture ready for the year book? Dr. Uchikura really swearing like a professional? Dr. McMahon cutting up ? Dr. Whittemore losing interest in his work? Dr. Crosier without soup? Dr. Dr. W, R. Smith with a suit of clothes to match Dr. L. Smith living in Johnson City? Low in the delivery room? his hair? Dr. Topping talking in a whisper? Dr. Murray being ugly? Dr. Callela not being hungry? Dr. R. B. Henry getting the joke the same day? Dr. Hathaway roller skating? Dr. Wilde far-sighted? Dr. Osborne with juice in his battery? Dr. Black giving up 0. B.? Dr. Goundry not being friendly? Dr. Wharton using grandmother's method? Dr. O'Neil in an Austin? Mr. Anderson in the same Austin? Miss Lee not making correct analysis? Miss Wood a platinum blonde? Miss Pennell without a date? Mrs. Dewar without the latest novel? Page Forty-nine bo-

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WE MUST NOT TURN BACK WHEN WE coME 'ro STONY GROUND On' Compliments of the Class of '34 v v JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY jonsun sity, may 9, 1932 dere edt, it wuz rekwested that i rite wun histry of the wunderfull efecsioneight and nobel klass of '3 4. I think there putin a grate tasque on me by dueing sow for u no that i am but a pur ignrant junyer but i will do my best two rite it. when we cum two the Wilson Memorial Hospital we felt verry small and unimportunt when them senyers and inturmeedyates staired at us wen we akted green. they thot we wuz awfull dumm wen we cum and some of them still think sow but weel fule them. they neerly rooned hour dignitie dureing inishiashun by putin us in jale in disgrasefull kloes but we long two bee nursez soy we respeckted hour senyers just the saim and they have taut us a lot. with the help of Miss McAfee hour ethiques have impruved and Miss Quick has stryved in vane to impart to us som of hur marvelus tekneeke. Miss Milstead astoneshed us bye teeching us howe feerfully and wunderfully we are maid. Miss Anderson tuk up hour muthers dutie buy doctering us at the furst sneez. the daye finuly arived wen we syned on the dotted lyne and got a cap. it wuz sow mutch eezier two be dignefied with caps on hour heds. we hope that intyme evrywun will no as mutch about this wunderfull klass as we as is in it no. respecktivly and afecsioneightly yurs a. june yerr. Page Forty-eight

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01 THE GIFT WITHOUT THE GIVER is BARED Do We Appreciate? And How! DR. WHITTEMORE for his ready service in our school, for making our feet light at Christmas time, and for pulling us back from the grave. DR. FARRELL for teaching us materia medica, and for his loyal support in social activities, and for his willingness and readiness to care for us when our usual good health deserts us. DR. MCMAHON for his interest in us in and out of class. DR. TOPPING for his interest in the educational instruction of his department. DR. W. R. SMITH for his untiring efforts in preventing, relieving, and curing us of diseases that trace to bad tonsils and adenoids. DR. REED for their personal teaching and assistance on the wards, and for DR. UCHIKURA their interest in our school activities. MRS. JOHNSON for her personal interest in student nurses. MISS MCAFEE for transforming scared, ignorant probies to dignified, professional nurses. MISS FRITTS for her patient perseverance in teaching us our first principles of nurs- ing and for her sympathetic understanding in our early student days. MISS ANDERSON. To you is due the Thank you ' for the social life of the school, and the spirit of home which we have enjoyed. MRS. MCHUGH MISS MILSTEAD IEZICK Our teachers. MISS HEWLETT MISS STEWART MR. ECKELBERGER for the things we have had, which we wouldrft have had if it had not been for you. THE GUILD for their many gifts to our school and hospital. TELEPHONE OPERATORS, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Squires, for getting us, without fail, phone calls from mothers, beaux, main one, and O. R. RESIDENCE FRIENDS who have aided in our comfort, happiness, helping to satisfy our appetites-to them we wish to express our thanks, especially to Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Titman, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ellis, and last, but not least, NORTON, and to all others including doctors, supervisors, and those who have in any way made our training days successful, and who have added to our comfort and pleasure, we most sincerely say, THANK YOU. Page Fifty