University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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SUMMERS SOUR GRADES On sofl' summer nighls +he senlimenlal slrains of When Nighl Falls Dear elicil feelings of noslalgia in 1'he lonely hearfs of The Couzens Hall resiclenfs. ll has always been lhe peculiar fale of us Universify of Michigan sfudenl nurses Thai' we are deserled by our men friends for lhe cluralion of lhe summer vacalion. Tennis. bicycling. ancl brealcfasf hikes fill 'the gap and fhe wealher also helps 'lo compensafe. Bul' afler a while These summer's pleasures begin fo pall and we become easy prey io plainlive melo- dies. You can say whal you will abou? summer's ioys. fhey'd be much more ioyful if we had some boys. 65

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WI-IV WE WELCOME WINTER WEATHER The social liTe OT us aT Couzens l-lall runs conTrary To all naTuraI laws. ITs seasonal habiTs are exacTly in reverse of Those of any self-respecTing animal. WiTh The coming of cold weaTher. iT begins To sTir in iTs den and To puT ouT an experimenTal paw. IT comes ouT oT hibernaTion. sTreTches and yawns aTTer a summer oT dormancy and prepares Tor a winTer of vigorous acTiviTy. The phenomenon oT sTudenT migraTion has a profound influence on The habiTs of This creaTure since iT cannoT Thrive in The absence of The male sTudenT populace. His emergence is The signal Tor Teverish acTiviTy in The hall as The lassies puT Tennis balls, golf balls, and baseballs in moTh balls and bring ouT Tormals. silver sandals, and fur coaTs in anTicipaTion of The winTer's pleasures.

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UNLV YESTERDAY A. The monlhly excursions lo lhe kilchen- elle-can'l cheal, Gerlie wilh Berlie's eagle eye on lhe scale. -B. Bel you can'l guess whal Jean is doing--Miss Reamy is lhere lo see lhal she doesn'l make a mislake. -C. Don'l be slarlled, Elva and Lucille, we wanl lhis piclure lor prool of Ann Arbor's rainy wealher. -D. Wilh greal relish Belly cooks lhe breaklasl while Melba slands wilh a doubllul expression on her lace on one ol lhe lrequenl iaunls lo lhe Fireplace early on Sunday mornings llooks mighly good, even sol. -E. l wouldn'l do lhal, Bea, il I were you. you mighl need lhose noles lo sludy lor Slale Boards lmuch as I hale lo menlion lheml. ll also looks as il Bea had jusl done her monlhly washing. -E. Thal's righl, Muriel, bridge lonighl and Wanda, you see lhal she gels lhere. huh? ll promises lo be greal lun and we'll all be Ely Culberlsons when we have linished lwe hopel. -G. 'Tis a greal lhing, lhis relaxalion business. Nan and Elizabelh, l see lhal you also believe in lhe old saw: An apple a day keeps lhe cloc- lor away lbul lhal is poor adverlising lor you, isn'l il?l 66