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

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BERTHA DIEROLF CDE.-XRIED lVfz'Ikes-Barre, Pa. Q That good goods often come in small packages has been shown in the presence of Bertha. She is always willing to help, whether the task be pleasant or otherwise. She is dearly loved by patients and colleagues. Her ambition to go on the mission field is a noble one and we want to have her remember, we're all right back of her, even if it's at the other side of the globe. I LQUISE PECHIM QPEACHQ i Ezfione, France XYho hails from gay Paree- XVhen asked if she wants a new dress, You can hear her say, Oni, ouif Wlhich, as we all know, means Yes. To go to another country and study to be a nurse is an undertaking which many of us would hesitate to attempt. However, this is what Peachv has attempted and successfully completed. Her sole aim is to return to her native land and care for her countrymen. Peach deserves credit for her loyalty to us, for she has always been right there with class spirit. Her idea of our taste in regard to fashion is, well-its almost too small to be seen with the naked eye! At first there were many sayings which we couldn't under- stand, but, now, we know all her colloquialisms. For instance, we know she's speaking of the hen product when she says, H Please pass the h-eggslu 21

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KAROLINE KLEIN CKALD From the some farm as Bertha As leader of our comb band she can't be beat. Believe me, when I say it's no small feat. Noted for being musical Kal was the faithful leader of the comb orchestra and amuse- ment club in Senior house. VYe miss your concerts and we wonder if when the moon is right we don't hear the rattling of the trusty Liz speeding about town. gg MARY LEWIS CIYIARY FJ Sclzevzectady, N. If. Noted for being an authority g on romance. It is really a com- fort to go to her in case you are ever afflicted with that malady Hloyen-for she knows just what to do. VVe expect to see the name of Lewis combined with the firm of Heinzev some day. Xo doubt the number will increase, for Mary has an unusual interest in yarious kinds of pickles. Her wit and timely remarks haye sayed the day many times when the rest of us stood back in apprehension of the yerbal storm that sometimes threatened to r break from the lips of some provoked chief. May you always carry your optimism with you whereyer you may go. 20

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EDITH KING Boslon, Mass. Philadelphia, she says, excels in many, many things, But give me Boston for the good old-fashioned beans As editor of our Class. Book, it is needless to say, Edith is gifted with ideas and inspira- tions. Even on duty, she some- times gets an inspiration. If one should enter her den, as she calls it, one would think it was a printing-office, but on close ex- amination you will find it is only the Boston Transcript. Recently she has been acting very queerly, spending sleepless nights and always in deep thought. We could not fathom this mystery which enveloped our hoodlum until we found her, secluded in one corner of her den, embroidering a table cover, which led us to wonder if Edith also has a romance. K l ANNABEL O'BRIEN CQBIED Hd77fiSbZL7g, Pa. By some people a live wire is regarded as being dangerous. Annabel is really a harmless live wire, but she is alive-yea, every inch of her. She has so many hobbies it's hard to choose any one as being her favoriteg per- haps making bargains and mak- ing dates with best dancers are equally popular. Her only worry in life is whether or not she can get last hours on all holidays CHebrew A New Year includedj and-her coated tongue. If ever you wish to dispel all Obie's worries, let me whisper that chicken chow mein usually works like a charm. 22 i