New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 1924, WW“W 2222220811 T T e ————r——— e ——— A O B S SR G S This OF 40 MORE NURSES fi aviasun & gevgnt hal Store Closed Speaking of . THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND ISFACTION. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. MEMORIAL DAY Aomual Graduation Exeruses Held Last Evening Service - CHSISCUESRES ¢ 0 o )] 0 - - Since last spring there have been 74 1t is a big word and one n o applications received for admission to which we do not try to define. We hold it up as an ideal for the nurses’ training school at the New | ; Britain General hospital, according to | 1 i a report made by Miss Maude E. §f & ihis ‘story hoplis 1N K Traver, directress of nurses, last ene- < may come to represent in this ning at the annual graduation exer- &Y / community the full meaning The exercises were held 1in the 3 \‘ G Camp school auditorium. The invo- H OF SERVICE. cation was delivered by:Rev. Henry i ; Service i handise TE! Service in merchandise— W. Maier. The address to the elass ! 2 was delivered by Dr. David R. Ly- that alone is a big part of this Man of the Gaylord farm sanitarium. | ideal of ours. For that Diplomas were presented to the grad- 1 6 1a - duty C ates by L. P. Slade, principal of the means that it is our duty to senior high school and president of Cand FOI‘ m—— ofier you only the best mer- chandise obtainable for the money. It means that you the hospital training committee. Class 7 have a right to expect lasting 1 satisfaction from every pur- chase you make here whether pins were presented by Miss Traver it is large or small. AND THE HOLIDAY WEEK END "y We wat ur store 1o Tep Miss Mildred F., Burke of Hartford was awarded first prize in the gradu- ating class, and Miss Charlotte €, Tolf of Springfield, Mass., was award- ed the second prize in this class. In the intermediate class, first prize was awarded to Miss Margaret Cunning- ham and second to Miss Sophia Koe- lach, In the junior class, Miss Dor othy Plumb was awarded first prize and Miss Ethel Post second prize, Miss Plumb was also awarded high- est honors in the school, her average being 96 per cent. First prize in all classes ix $50 in gold, and second prize is $25 in gold. Honorable mention was given Miss Violet McDowell of the gradnating ' class; Miss Frances Jones of the in- termediate class, and Miss Freda Hickey of the junior class. After the award of prizes, Rev, H. W, Maier of- fered benediction, Miss Traver's Report The report of Miss Traver is as fol- lows: “Sinee the last graduation, just one year ago, 74 applicants for ad- mission to the school have been re- ceived, Of this number 31 were accepted. Ten have left the school, one on account of iliness, three have resigned, two have graduated and four have been dismissed leaving a total of 43 pupils in the school, “During the year there were about 56 days lost on account of iliness among the students and the majority | of thess 55 days were consumed by two puplls who underwent ogera- tion ““The pupils of the school spent 442 | hours in class work on twenty-six subjects, In addition to eight mem- hers of the regular teaching stalf of the school, nine physicians have given a course of instruction on vari- ous subjects. The dietetic and chem- istry class rooms are now in full use, ‘The theoretical teaching is greatly augmented by a first class motion pieture machine, which was presented 1o the school last Christmas. High class scientific pictures are given at frequent intervais. | “The morale of the school is high and no time in recent years has the nursing fores been so efficient as it is mow., During the past several menths, the night nursing force has been increased and the supervision of the night work has been aug- mented by the addition of another graduate nurse as assistant to the night supervisor, During the dff there are seven graduate nurses on duty to supervise the nursing care of the patients, “All work and no play makes Jack & dull boy applies just as much to a pupil nurse as to any other student, therefore, we try to provide suitable entertainment for our girle. To this end a series of social entertainments were held in the nurses home and from time to time, friends of the sehool have sent in tickets for theaters and musicals, which have been gregily ypreciated and used by the pugdl nurses, 1t i the ambition of the management of the achool to see a | tennis court establithed on the hos- pital grounds for the nurses, “1t is a pleasure to have visitors frapect the nurses quarters as we feel that they are second to nons in the state, We are right now making room te receive more pupils, as our new hospital will need approximately torty more.” The Mmmlm “Don't deny it. 1 saw you kissing the cook.” “Ah, but it wasn't the woman in her I kissed; it was the culinary expert,”"—Glods-Hans (Copenhagen). of the hospital, resent to you a place where S3E32ESTeetEsotessenrssenesssitssstsssstssIsIitIetiLe: vou are sure of getting the very best of service each time you come in, To Be l'a\hionahle This Summer, let your choice rest on Sport Clothes. 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