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Mary Ellis, Student Nurse — Hope Newell
MARY ELLIS STEBBINS
in her second year of nursing school, discovers that her problems are much different from those she had imagined they would be. Mary Ellis first thought that because she was one of the few Negro students attending Woodycrest she would encounter many racial difficulties. But to her surprise -- and delight -- she quickly realizes that the crisis deal mainly with the increased responsibilities all second year students must assume.
Mary Ellis finds her work enjoyable and satisfying. But her happiness becomes even greater when she meets a handsome young Negro interne…
The work is harder and more time consuming than Mary Ellis or her classmates could have imagined. But despite their fierce schedule the second-year students have time to come to know their little sisters, to solve the minor dormitory mystery, and to grow and mature in many ways.
Mary Ellis learns much about herself through her work at the hospital. She faces several crises with varying degrees of success, is influential in arranging an operation and an adoption, and makes many new friends.
in her second year of nursing school, discovers that her problems are much different from those she had imagined they would be. Mary Ellis first thought that because she was one of the few Negro students attending Woodycrest she would encounter many racial difficulties. But to her surprise -- and delight -- she quickly realizes that the crisis deal mainly with the increased responsibilities all second year students must assume.
Mary Ellis finds her work enjoyable and satisfying. But her happiness becomes even greater when she meets a handsome young Negro interne…
The work is harder and more time consuming than Mary Ellis or her classmates could have imagined. But despite their fierce schedule the second-year students have time to come to know their little sisters, to solve the minor dormitory mystery, and to grow and mature in many ways.
Mary Ellis learns much about herself through her work at the hospital. She faces several crises with varying degrees of success, is influential in arranging an operation and an adoption, and makes many new friends.
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