Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing - Hahnoscope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Glass 1RoII GUss1E ZEITLINE. . . . ELIZABETH IIIICRETTRICRHH BERTHA KLEIN . . . KAROLINE KLEIN . . MARGARET MUELLERX . MARY B. LEWIS . . RENA B. SHIMP . . BERTHA E. DIERGLF . LOUISE E. PECHIM . EDITH L. KING . . . ANNABEL L. o'ERIEN . A. ELIZABETH CULBERT . PEARL OTTEYT . . . EDITH TACKETTX GRACE sUNDQL'IsTI1 . ODESSA s. POTTER . ANNA RoscoE . MINIE M. sAII'YER . GERTRUDE WILLEMST . GERTRUDE BRGCKT .. . Philadelphia, Pa. . Denver, Col. . Rosemont, N. J . Rosemont, N. J. . Philadelphia, Pa. . New York, N. Y. Clifton Heights, Pa. . VVilkes-Barre, Pa. . Etione, France . Boston, Mass. . Harrisburg, Pa. . Shamokin, Pa. . Philadelphia, Pa. . Lansing, Mich. . . Michigan . . Johnstown, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. . Lancaster, N. H. . Trenton, N. J. . Riverside, N. 18

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Uibe 309 of 1lncompleteness CContributed by Dr. Mary McKayD If all our lives were one broad glare Of sunlight, clear, uncloudedg If all our paths were smooth and fair, By no soft glooms enshroudedg If ail life's flowers were fully blown, XYithout the sweet unfolding, And happiness were rudely thrown Cin hands too weak for holding: Should we not miss the twilight hours, The gentle haze and sadness? Should we not long for storms and showers To break the constant gladness ? If none were sick and none were sad, XYhat service could we render? I think if we were always glad, XYe scarcely could be tender. Did our beloved never need Our patient ministration, Earth would grow cold and miss indeed Its sweetest consolation. If sorrow never claim our heart, And every wish were granted, Patience would die and hope depart, Life would be disenchanted. V And yet in heaven is no more night, In heaven is no more sorrow, Such unimagined new delight Fresh grace from pains will borrow. As the poor seed that, underground, Seeks its true life above it, Not knowing what will there be found XYhen sunbeams kiss and love it, So we, in darkness upward grown, Do look and long for heaven, But cannot picture it below 'Till more of life be given. 17

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GUSSIE ZEITLINE QZEITIED Plz iladelplz ia, Pa. The class shark. The fact that Zeitie is alvvays so well posted may he partly due to the efforts of her reporter ? ? ? Her favorite pastime is trying to keep Atlantic City engage- ments-on time. Wie vvonder if you'll have a wireless station in South Amer- ica, so as to correspond more frequently! The best of luck is the wish of the entire class. BERTHA KLEIN CBERTD Rpsemont, New Jersey Noted for her studious ways. As our Class President, Bertha worked hard to make our activi- ties reach the top notch. One of her chief delights is trying to solve mathematical problems. Nothing warms her heart more than to think of the farm, and from all appearances we expect to see Bertha in a home of her oyvn some day.