Allentown Nurses College - ANC Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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QAWCQ NAME Elgarda Thompson Kathryn O'Donnell Edith Davis Elizabeth Roth Mlnna. Steyert Minnie Leiby Elsie Acker , Mary Laub Adele Miller Hilda Flory Amber McFarland Henrietta Luebbert Ursula Long Pauline Laubach Margaret Steward Alice Deemer Ella Overholt Gertrude Kline Florence Price Meta Kresge Mary Weber Ida Crothers Viola Peters Page Eighty six fllhentifirzxiinnza KNOWN AS Tommy Donny Dave Betty Tillie Libby,' Elie Laub Ziny Flory Mickey Henny Useless Polly HPe0J7 b UA137 Hobie H Constance Priceless Meta Mary Crothers Clpeteii U HEARD BY G'Wan Oh girls! VVhy, Pm thinking I should worry This is no lie Honest to goodness You gosh darn kid Well, I didn't Don't you thing so? Who-What was it Gad - Dead secret UO. Heck You poor ish Ishtapeckle That gets my goat Te-he It's the funniest thing That reminds me Gee-oh! That makes me sick I don't believe it I didn't know it This is too much Q!

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'Wie A 31713 gi B111 in the gliiliinz-1 uf 'alhenf' C' ANUARY 15, 1922, marked the opening of the Sunday morning serv- ices in our hospital, conducted by the members of the Federation of Churches, under the leadership of Rev. H. C. Lilly. These services have been Well attended by the convalescing patients, also by doctors and nurses. Many were the Words of cheer and comfort and encouragement, brought to all, Week after Week. We are indeed grateful for the interest shown, and the efforts put forth by those who have conducted these services, for We feel that our Work be far from complete, Were it not for the aid of those who admin- ister to .the spiritual needs of our patients. V Out of suffering comes the serious mind, out of salvation, the grateful heart, out of endurance, fortitude, out of deliver- ance, faith. -Ruslcin. The services W-ere conducted as follows: Jan. 15-Rev. Simon Sipple, Zion Reformed Church. Jan. 22-Rev. Greiss, St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Jan. 29-Rev. Peters, St. James' Reformed Church. Feb. 5-Song service by Miss A. Miller. Feb 12+Rev. R. N. Merriman, Church of the Mediator, Episcopalian. Feb. 19-Rev. J. P. Bachman, Emmanuel Reformed Church. Feb. 26-Rev. Lindemuth, St. Stephen's Reformed Church. Mar. 5-Rev. Moyer, Phoebe Deaconess Home of Reformed Church. Page Eighty-five

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FAVORITE PASTIME Sponging late leaves Talking in her sleep Collecting ads and dues Studying anatomy Telling lies Making a date Taking care of Mickey Boasting Copying notes Eating Spooning Keeping quiet Going home Expressing her views Breaking hearts Giggling Mending Asking questions Vamping male patients Curling her hair Sewing Renewing her youth Making others feel cheap Qfilherdifiraiinn WANTS TO BE Lady of leisure Good nurse Ethical Popular A. M. U.'s chaperone Asleep Asst. Supt. A good friend Good Christian Well posted ' Good wife X-Ray specialist Useful Good sport Important ' Merk's sweetheart Left alone Artistic Navy nurse Off night duty Old man's darling White nurse In bungalow QJLZVCQ LIKELY TO BE Good cook Suffragist Minister's wife Successful Kicked out Called to relieve Prof's wife Sarcastic Better nurse Information Society leader Directress Missionary Ruined Good bluff His wife General favorite Just that Naval OfTicer's wife On His nurse Lecturer In shanty Page Eighty seven