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

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men vfa Miss Sefing wills her sociability to Miss Bauers. Miss Lapchak wills her curly hair to Miss Haggerty. .Having willed our belongings to those whom we love and cherish dearly, We bid farewell and we hereby appoint the Superintendent of Nurses, Sister Bertha, as sole Executrix of this, our last will and testament. . Cblynedj THE CLASS or 1929. IF. Ulf you can leave your home and friends - and smile, . If you can live through Hprobie days remembering all the while That after three short years of Work and toil among your friends, The joy you'll feel on the day of days is sure to make amends For the weariness you've often felt and the pleasures that all the while Went on all 'round about you and you didn't go - just smile. RX FOR HAPPY LIFE - - df'6ll7'li5' Milk of Kindness ' 0LU1C5J III Thoughts for others OUHCW' III Truthfulness Ouncef x Modesty ouncef xx Gil of patience ' dmmf II Sig: Mix with oil of Faith, Hope and Charity flavored with Innocence d L . . an Ove Dr. Wvweman. A ll W E M Q

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l 1 r In . ' .I III.Iun,nn,,,,,.....nlulnnun nnuul ... Ulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lll2l' In lr Ixlll Q Q x J men VIH Q l To the new class, our Probies, we leave wonderful dreams of bibs and the happiness of three wonderful years of training, over a rugged path leading straight to success and victory 3 a path travelled by many and overlaid with pleasant memories and satisfaction in spite of its rough places. ' To our Iuniors, two more years of work and play and the enjoyment thereof .f to the full extent.. 'rl To our Sister class, the new Seniors, our treasured seats in the chapel, in ' the class-room, and in the dining-room. May they H11 them as fittingly, as ' promptly, and as faithfully as we have tried to do in the past year. Also, the right to be called Seniors and the ability to carry on. We leave them the delightful anticipations and expectations of the dawn of the-not far distant day of days - their own graduation. I Having disposed of these large and generous gifts, we leave the following personal possessions to the under classes, and do direct that they be dis- tributed as follows: . A Miss Allar wills her long tresses to Miss Monahan. . l' Miss Beierschmitt wills her dates to Miss Anderson. A Miss Cosgrove wills her gift of gab to Miss Connery. I Miss Dunn wills her ever ready giggle to Miss Brennan. Miss Fina wills her trips to the Dorms to Miss Yakamavage. Miss George wills her phone calls, especially from Eighth Street to Miss ' Rickert. Miss Meyers wills hes iiiiisiesi eeiiieveiiieiiis to Miss Shriner. Miss Rooney wills her Wiiieiiiiewe bob to Miss Meiiieu. Miss Hoffman wills hee love fei- DK. to Miss Miuei. 1 Miss Roos wills her spit eei-1 to Miss Wiikifseii. ' ffl Miss Sebastian wills her desire to finish to Miss Pillar. A I l gy CQRGDSIQ Hogg M I

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I n Fond Remembrance ,O Miss Anna Tee To our dear classmate, who on account of illness was unable to complete her train- ing days with us. Our hearts are with her and her days spent in our midst will ever he coupled and cherished with pleasant memories. The yeanr have zfauglzz' .rome Jweei, .rome bifzfer leJJ0n.r, none wzlrer ihan f!'LL.J', 'fo Jpencz' in allflzingf elfe, but of oldfriendf be morn' nzzlrerfyf' Sincerely THE CLASS or SDI ,,