Allentown Nurses College - ANC Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Qlzrhnriie' 51111555 When You and I Were Young . . . - - -Betty and Kline I Ain't Nobody's Darling ..... ..... I ...Laubach Darling, I Am Growing Old .......... ---CI'0th91'S In My Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown . .. .... Davis Alcoholic Blues ..................... . . .Donny. My Little Grey Home in the West. . . . . .Stewardf I Want Somebody to Love Me ........ ..... .... . . G. ..... Laulo I Saw a Wreck ..................................... 1 ...... Miller Speak to Me Only with Thine Eyes, I Can't Believe Your Lips . .Steyert Lena, from Palestina ................................... '. . .Luebbert There's Egypt in Your Dreamy Eyes . . . .... Acker 'Tm a 12 o'Clock in a 9 o'Clock Town . .L ....... .... T om There's a Rose that grows in No Man's Land .... ..... M eta. Hawaiian Melodies ....................... . . .Price Oh, My M3H,7 ........ ,,,,, W ebey, Kiss Me Again ....................... ,,,, D eemer Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold ....... .... O bie Can't You Bring Back the Olden Love Days .... ..... L ong. O How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning .... ..... L eiby Grieving for You ....................... , ,Petri Whispering Hope ........... ...., R Oth. Not One, but Many ......... .MiCkey. I'd Like to Sample Heinz 57 , .. . . . Flory Page One Hundred Fourteen

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fweeemfie Mary Laub and Henrietta Luebbert as Ballet Dancers. Tommy's appetite being satisfied. Pete being slow. Leiby With her hair combed plain and wearin ff r g cu s. Elsie Acker not reading Morning Meditations Davis being arrested for exceeding the speed li 't m1 . Donny sleeping one whole night 'without walking or talking. V McFarland being a grandmother. Kline, Crothers, L Q reenwich Follies. ong, Weber and Kresge being in th G Peg Steward not wanting her own way. Price and Laubach not attending that little chu Obie being tall. Flory missing anything. V rch of their own. Deemer without wearing some one's ring or pin. Roth flirting with Doctors. ' Steyert sitting by the fireside of a little country home, reading the Life of George Washington. Page One Hundred Thirteen

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' e,A, Zin the QB. Instruments to the right of him, Sponges to the left of him, On raves the Chief. Nurses go flying around, Doctors just stand and frown Still the Chief thunders. Instruments clang and bang, Everything's spic and span, Still he fumes and he thunders. Dips are rushed in aud out, Nurses move quickly about, But the Chief's on the War-path Nurses to the left of him, Doctors to the right of him, Dr. Bob in front of him, Miss Viehdorfer in back of him, Yet he is not satisfied. He still raves and thunders. A. M. MCFARLAND 22 Q -Qfgfv. ff: 2 i NF K ' . 7 I . 595555, , If ' ,x-ef,,---- 'mia-I' f 'sffigg 35?Q?' 1In'l'4'iQ514 'e9fgF I Q1 It I ' Q' Page One Hzmdved Fzfteen