Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing - Carmen Sylva Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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af-'fl' 'vo Sacred Heart Ge.rme1xSylOe.. Miss Durnin, a patient worker, demure and firm, She entered our ranks quite late in the term. And thus you all see how our number did swell, Twenty-live we are, our history to tell. We've hurried and worried three years or more, We've written lecture notes galore. We've thought at times we'd never get through, We've crammed, we've shammed-'tis sad, but true 3 We've laughed and we've chaffed with all the rest, The old folks say that school days are the best! This we admit, for our work was mixed with play, So now we just hate to go away. My Grip tn the ilauspital fBi-ieflyj Long freight-Short switchg Somersault-Deep ditch. Ambulance-Quick stattg Rapid run-Sacred Heart. Good doctor-Nice nurseg Sharp needle-Loud curse. Very ill-Pain douhleg Blue dress-Heart trouble. Temperature-Bad coughg White screen- All OH. 37

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Aim Sacred Henri? Gatrmelx Sylilec From Bethlehem came Loughman, obliging and sweet Always industrious, tactful and neat. Next came Roth, kind and sedate, Who, after seven, always had a date. Now here is Slane, so kind and modest, indeed, Always willing to help whom she saw in need. Next to join was Pillar, a mighty fine skate, Very graceful and a worthy classmate, Without a girl chum she never could do, Therefore, Miss Gazdick followed her, too. Gaz is impulsive and prompt to act, And makes each glorious thought a fact. Then came Stefanko, Jeanesville's pride, Who never would consider a Ford for a ride. Next, fair Miss Sokol meets our eyes, She does the Chrysler patronize. Here is Grala, so bright and jolly, For her to he serious would he a folly. From Oakdale came Yesko, God bless her heart, In mischief and fun she will always take part. The latest fashions McGorry does know, And that is the reason we all love her so. Then came Collins, with a kind heart- We never saw Collins and McGorry apart. Now came McGilloway, so jolly and gay, Who always insisted upon having her own way. Miss Greenawald then from New Tripoli did hail 'Tis said she succeeds where others would fail. Next Curly Goodman, so sunny and bright, Who, without her curls, would never look right. 36

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Sacred Heart Garmen Syliia. SNAPSHOTS