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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1940 volume:

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' ' , ' t-4' -' ' r N 1 -4 '41 4- QI' X, fglra - I1 R 9 I A VX 'Q P. :1'!7'1' .ll ' , v .,5'- dflh Y 1 40 .-,xr FOREWORD JUST A FEW RECOLLECTIONS OF THE AINIBITIONS, HOPES, DREAINIS, AND REALITIES OF OUR LIFE HERE AT HAHNEINIANN X! HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING. CLASS OF 1940. THE NINETEEN FORTY HAHN-O-SCOPE jwfb f' 'x 1-X N X X v 1 ' s Q 1 , HAHNEMANNHGSPITAL sc:-looL QF NURSING -34005 E I E Nl ' I 3 vl7!1An-c+- cope THE SENIOR CLASS ANNUAL OF THE SCHOOL OF NURSING OF HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA L -ZH: . . Y 2 IQQKZLA-. pancafeof fo . . . rl-O il HOIJI6 NVOIHEIH, XYP l'E'SlJ9CtfLlH5' Cleflifilti' our Year Book in grateful appreviation of her Quiclance. unclerstancling, ancl inspiration to l1i,qI1er iclvals of our profs-ssio CLASS 1940. M U D E E LHOUN LYLE IN MEMORIAM DR. HERBERT PRESTON LEOPOLD DR. LEON CLEMMER And when the stream which over- Howed the soul was ,passed away, a con sciousness remained that it had left de- posited upon the silent shore of memory, images and precious thoughts that shall not Clie, and Cannot he ciestroyeclf' I-fvtforclsworth, The Excursion ,-'Book vii Ania ..a'a4l...ra-inf. d Wg,-.. 7Ze m in Zi z z1zLZc+n .1 .KN .A F R E D E R I C if V o Provost ami Executive Vive Presifient Xve. the Class of 1940, wish to convey our sincere appreciation lor the opportu- nities wlmeh have heen presentecl to us cluring the past three years lor hoth praf- tical and theoretifal learning. Xve have clerivecl much henelit in sell- clevelopinent and charavter huilcling in our short uontact with the Hahnemann Hospital ancl its icleals. Nye realize fully that our eclucation has heen macle pos- sihle only through the generosity ol the lneclival ancl achninistrative clepartlnents. Xvithout their aicl we as nurses would not he ahle to survive. It is with these thoughts in View that we looli lorwarcl to 8 PP U M. M E R , M . D . ixlfffllffl Director our Graduation Day, when with memo- ries ot ttiree sufcessiui years at Haiine- mann behind us we must step bravely ttlrougtl tilese portals into present-clay chaos. However, from time guiciing inttuence ot our assoeiations winie tlere, we teei that we have strengttleneci our optimism anci courage so ttxat we are aciequateiy pre- parect to meet time ctlaiienge in our private and professional iives and to upiwoici ttie Hatlnemann Stanciarcis. Respectfully yours, . THE CLASS OF 19.40. 9 MISS WHITTERN RN., Bs., MA. flur appreciation ol lwliss XN'illillCl'l'l as a leader and a lriend was only one reason lor our spon- taneous desire to liave l1er as our class adviser. Her wit and spirit ol justness increased tllat clesire. As our educational director we leel slme cannot be excelled: urg- ing us ever onward to lwigimer standards and increasing our tlieoretical knowledge. Vve salute an admirable per- sonality. THE CLASS OF 1940. MISS F. E. PGTTS RN. To every one ol us Bliss Potts is our ideal nurse. Tile inspiration lor an idealism ol nursing we now possess lmas been due mainly to l'xer teachings. As proinationers we listened en- tliralled wiuen sl1e spolce and time words slle picturesquely uttered lmave lueen impressed indelilyly upon our minds. From tier we learned time beautiful basic aspect ol nursing upon wliicll we have lauilt tlie ladder. Slwe llas lielped us up eaclm rung to our gradua- tion. Xve now leave Halme- mann witli many memories wllicll perlmaps time will erase-lout never will it erase time memory ol our uldeal Nurse. THE CI-.-XSS OF 1940. FACULTY NRS. Emim' IN Ilss HUNTER Miss STRAKEY Bliss HILL NIR. IDE Y 'TZ ..n-.Lf-1f- 4-A !h-f -- - 'I 3. r' Q ff SUPERVISORS AND HEAD N Nlrx. NI flfill Nliss .Inna -s Nliss JXI1-x.nnI xlfi lsllflls Nlrs. Hugslrmun NIIGS leilil NIISN 4 lll'Il K 3 DIETITIANS Mi Mi Bla Mi Nh NIM Prilmrm Bm-an Dvlmn-y I Iull Dunm-Hy All:-rum!! f URSES Bliss Olllerl lxliss Sclxof-nwalcl Nliss Fine 51155 Fvrclinancl Nliss SIIHFPIBSS Ixliss Dea1ky'nc Nliss lhwlvr :Win :Xl1'lllIl fxlias Roll: xliss Luwv Nliss l,zm'rf-mv :Wins 'Xml' xliss Dunnr-Hy Sli f rnwl Nliss Alwrnntlny Flin Kinky Nhss Hollwrsnll :Wi Hu-rw-3 fxliss Ellrvnlroul xii Young ' P 'nk ll 1 lx r-Q H- X L 2 f, v . 1 ,f . Y . a 4. 4' DS ' S5 , . 'ET' vs' - ' Q: 'Y ' ' : - vf f A T 5 qi I., A if, .ff r at ' nv' S . J I 1 ' 7 'WN 12 QA Q 4 L INTERNES .loim Allen, NLD. ,Este-pinen Deiciivinmnn. BID. Earl lice-ier. BLD. ikiiennelii Benjamin. NLD. Louis Dienwr. Jr., BID. Xviiiiani lanus. BID. George Benzon, Ill.. NLD. Xvarrcn Duciersimit. 5LD, Lewis Kirciriioivr. BID. George Browne, NLD. Roimert Gallagher. BID. iffcigar Liiiicmpp. BID. 'kNicimias Canuso. NLD. gfxiarlin Hayes, BID. Clifton Nlcfiluin. ir.. N .IOSGPII Francis Clay, Jr., FLD. Arlifur Hughes. BLD. Efiwin xlPl'l'iH. XID. 'k Too busy to pose? 13 -I - -H -'-r'p - g-- - RESIDENT PHYSICIANS Pi Ur milf Ur Dr Dr Dr Dr ikDr gljr 9'kDr . 'l'r loo iyusv lo Riciinrci, Vim-i Rvsnivll! opus Rvisiiln-in Pm!! Dc-s .lamiins Noon Kiriilalmi Nirimis 'iiulliv Hugin-S Cnlnnnrf i , pose? F fi ID. Ieillllll Niorgiln. friiiwrl Pinion, if Niuurime Eng:-no Ross. NLD Xviiiiaun SiglUllHfI, EIIIIO SUl1llllt'l'S. I..-Roy XVI-lker, Jr., BID. TO THE CLASS OF 1940 From those chronic patients on lloor number twelve, whose ailments are undiagnosed, and who olten suffer in silence, we oliver ultra best wishes, and the ultimate in congratulations to this seasonfs graduating group. These men never dreamed, when first entering these hallowed halls last July, that their pathways throughout the year would cross and coincide with this same group and benefit from their hospital experience ol two extra years, and pulchritude ol some- what longer duration. Alter the lirst several days of reading your name pins on the run and wondering in return how our own alias was lcnown so rapidly, lile soon began in earnest, or somewhere in the vicinity, since we have no Ernest in this group. Since then, rainbow colored pills ol all sizes and shapes have been rolling baclc and lorth and wearing paths in the brains of men in white, and maidens who wonder just how they act on hir. Jones, when they should really be somewhere along the intestinal tract oi the man next door, and we shall some day explain more clearly on the baclc cover why lxliss lxlulliet, who thinlcs she has a consoling cough, never improves on taking Bed '5's cough mixture every two hours, instead of Bed 3 getting it. You have been forgiven your trespasses, since they all drive away monotony and malce our combined services more enjoyable. even though it may seem at times that tears could be the only medicine having any effect. Nlore frequently your smiles and good deeds which were never noted upon a chart, have been ol more value to us than a page lull of orders. Vvhen you glance through this Year Boolc somewhere in the future, or meet the owner ol one of the numerous photographs sprinlcled here and there, a great bill of memories should always return, whether the events or remarlcs be recorded in these covers. or existent only in the minds ol a few, they are the ingredients, which mixed together lor several years, have molded into many lives a better or at least different attitude toward manlcind--and the internes. TEN LITTLE DOCTORS Five little doctors Trying liancy triclxs. an anesthetist. Then there are six. THE INTERNES. Eight little doctors, Find it is your spine. Send for a Neurologis 'then there are nine. One little doctor Three little doctors Six little doctors Nine little doctors. l.ooles you through and through, Pulte you o'er and o'cr Preparing you lor heaven. All ol them men. Caift diagnose your case fall an consultation, Send lor a D. D. Send lor a nurse, rlihen there are two. Then there are liour. Then there are seven, Then there are ten. 'liwo little doctors liour little doctors Seven little doctors, Ten little doctors, Failing to agree Xvonder you're alive, Decide to operate, Standing by your hed. flailing another fall in a speciaiisl- Fall in a surgeon. Come to a decision. 'liheu there are three. Then there are live. Then there are eight, Find that you are dead 14 School of Nursing. E. St. Louis, -St. Mrrrx s Star. HI TO THE CLASS OF 1940 It lms lxeeu our pleasure mul privilege to In- nssoi intl-fl witli you professionally mul socially cluring tlu- post tluree years. Nve sincerely llope tlmt our examples lmye ln-on an souru- ol inspiration in setting lortln lliglt icleuls ol our prolmvssion. Flay you realize lully tlle opportunities aml responsilmilities tlmt are yours. VVC slmll allways looli lmcli witll pleasure on our associations willl all ol you. Ixlay SLICCPSS illlfll llilllpll10SS lll XY0l'li we-ll ClOlll' lil' y0lll'5. ' Tlllf SlsVI'tfRX'ISORS. Tlle great wicle world Ilas openecl Ancl now at last we are lree, But soon our tlwouglmts will turn again To tlmings that usecl to Iae. To classes on tlue rool Ancl stuclies never over, To siglxts ancl sounds of I'Ialmemann Ancl lrienclslmips tlmt we linew. To Supervisors we tI1ougI1t scolcled us, Tlmeir tllougllts, we thought we Imewg Perllaps they were praising us Ancl cheering lor us, too. So wllen training Clays Ilave enclecl Ancl our past mistalces we now see I land they were manyl, I'm ratller sure our tlxouglmts will turn again To tl1ings that usecl to be. VIRGINIA VVOODL.-NND. 15 USED TO BE HAPPINESS Happiness is a universal aim and an ultimate purpose ot every human lile. ln these turhulent and unhappy times one olten hecomes anxious and hewilclered as the thoughts ot Commencement present them- selves. Amid the turmoil, chaos. glamour and excitement ol a modern and progressive world one too hecomes vaguely and emo- tionally conscious ol the laclc ol happiness, and l am humhle and dillident in oltering you a philosophy ahout it. This tact l do lmow, the road to happiness must he traversed hy you yourself. No one can travel the road lor you nor can anyone hring happiness to you, lor it is derived from things with- out yoursell and from qualities within yourself. lxfly happiness during the past two years has resulted from the study ol your lives and your affairs, from your conduct during that period l have concluded that you have acquired a philosophy ol good will and Courage that will enahle you to lace life with interest, enthusiasm, faith, hope and a desire to serve: thus you clearly realize your own individual welfare depends largely upon your contrihution towards the hetterment ot humanity. Undoubtedly the question arises in your mind what are the essential things in the quest of happiness? In the words of Stevenson I may answer uThe world is so full ot a numlaer ol things we should he as happy as kings. Among these I would mention religion, music, art and nature. ln one at least you should Find a great deal ol satisfaction, hut above all l will advise you to lceep out of the urut of standardizatiormf' he not afraid to thinly your own thoughts, live your own lives provided you do not menace others. Seelc and grasp every opportunity to practice the art of nursing which is the only art that deals exclusively with Hhuman lite in action -sculpture expresses lite in terms ot stone, music expresses emotions through the medium of sound, painting deals with lite hut it is alter all only on canvas. ln the name ol your Alma hlater l challenge you to rise to your professional ideals, in the name ol' learning and in the name ol the lxlaster l challenge you to render service worthy ol your personality and your preparation received at Hahnemann. UCDLII' acts our Angels are, or good or ill, Our latal shadows that wallc hy us still. MAUDE E. CALHQUN l.Yl.E, RN., BS. us fin- Six Qs M., ..-. X me ffmfef Presiclenl ............ ....... Vid' Presi Sovro lu ry Tren s u re r Fcwully Arlviselt.. IN CLASS OFFICERS flargaret :X Cavagnaro ......,5xnn Nlarie Lougllrey .......,VirQinia K. Xvoocuancl .......-Xnna Jalm Bliss Hazel B. Xvlmiltern Xvlml lonrl me-morics Illia pimlurc- will luring lmcli. lmppy mm xxx' all re-nc l1 llne various goals we are slriving to allnin. C1001 1-Q N..-.A SENIOR NURSES nslloulcl flulcl Ixfffllflillldllff' Bv l:orgol.lu s uncl lriemlslmips nmclc-, not lo Imelmmkf-11. Chu' lflsf year lxnilfi IIN l'l0S6'I' logs-ll11'r in lmoncls ol lPll0xxsl1ip :mtl lllNlt'l'SlEll1illllQ. Bleu' lf' 110- l lllf li Q5 6 5 lfl.ORliNCli If. BARNES Downingtown, Pa. fiay, rar:-lree ancl frank is Barney witil a lrelp- ing lrancl tlrat is always reacly. Her rnain asset is lmr ki-en literary almility. If anyone ever clesires rornpany lor a long lrike, just look up l:lorenc'e- lnow sire loves to walkl NIURIEI. lfl-lZABIiTll ISARTIIZ XXIOOKIIJUTY, Vivarious, witll a rlmrming personality. sire ilas iilllgilflfl lrerseil into our llearts ancl into time llearts ol' all lrer patients. Ancl llow sine can clanfe lespecially witll a certain party we all knowl. flood at all sports. sire excels in basket- lmall, tennis ancl swimming. Goocl lurk to tile luture, Betty. MARGARET JANE BERNOTAS l-Ell15CiEliC, Pd. Bloncle lwair ancl ,green eyes-a winning smile anci a llelping llancl. A lirienci to all. Nlay slle never take a tumlble from one ol- ti1ose llorses. Fiore power to you. saw' NP.-4' l'x.nn x l 20 Nlarxu Hlllllts. l.im'lH ' 77 MARY N. BODER l' l'C6lilf1Cl. PH . N0 troulple in time worlcl is wortli a lrown-ey pression lialmitual to Nlary. A tiny girl witli cliarme ing personality, talces all by surprise witll lmer -' lluent vocalmulary. Her ever reacly entliusiasm in nursing inspires our respect ancl aclmiration. Keep smiling, lxlary. ancl tlie worlcl smiles witli you. JUNE VALERIA BURNSIDE Pllilaclelpllia, Pa. Fortune llas lmestowecl June witli a certain amount ol reserve ancl attractiveness that we all wisli we coulcl possess. Vvitli lier intelligence anfl tliinliing power, slie is sure to climla to tliat Hall f of Success. JANET BUTLER Coatesville, Pa. Among tlie classroom titters can lne llearcl Janet's liearty laugliter. Nvlien slie lauglis so loucl, we woncler sometimes it slie saw a sicle ol tlie jolce tliat we missecl. Janet is a jolly person, always willing to malce lriencls ancl remains true to tlie ones slie lias. Xve are sure Janet will malce ' a great success ol liersell. 21 'X .av 'E' MARC i.'XRIi'l' A. C'fXX'.'XC ZX,-XRO llriclgeton, .l. Nlargarel lias given earl: ol us a little aclyife, a Instr- inspiration ancl many liilarious memories. Xve sllall always rememlaer ller lor llt'l' almility t0 cl:-al witli any situation, ancl lwr lxnarlx ol making llrir-mls witll everyone slle llN'i'lS. Also lor tile loyal, tartlul way sine lias managc-cl our Senior Cilass as its ljresiclent. So, lu-reis lor Surfess, Nlargarvt. A lriencl we will never lorget. IDA COX Xvestmont, N. .l. Always misfliieyous ancl lull ol lun. lcla is an exft-llent companion. Her clynamic clescriptions ami uYiclclisl1 clialect make us woncler almout lier nationality. Xvitli an aclept almility at l'llC6I'lCilCl' ing, slie lxas recently lxerome our loremost memlyer on tlie team. Side really ran lne quiet ancl tllouglit- lui-a seconcl Ml-llinlcerfi CHRISTINE OLIVIA DUDLEY Vvest Pllilaclelpllia, pa. Small ancl petite, vivacious, Cl1ris moves in ller own small Circle. Vve rememluer you especially lor your angel loocl calce. lxlay tl1ey get lligger ancl lpetter as time years roll ily. Hflargaretn Ulclau ucliris' 0 .1 'M I'Ii I Yuki 'c 1' 11' EDITH E. DUFFIEI ,ID DQVOII, PH. Do you want some writing cione? Eciith will cIo it--her IJest worI4 is cione in the wee hours oi the morning. I3ersonaIIy, she is one OI the most inteIIigent members of our Ciass. Gracious. ciigni- iieci, Eciith will go Iar in all she uncIertaIies. LEONA FRANCES FORBES bIinersviIIe, Pa. An iniectious giggie, a sense of humor. anci schoIastic aIJiIity has macie Lee one of the most popuIar giris in the ciass. A grand nurse and Irienci. VVe'II miss you, Lee. VICTGRIA JOANNA GARNESKI Chester, Pa. Qur IittIe -'DonaIcIH-we get the Iniggest kick ever over her gift oi gain. Happy ciays are here again when Vicky Ioreezes hy with a happy smiie ancl a coupiet of words. W3 15 Q55 ,ff y 1 W sf' SAL yn 4 , why' Wiz! A f J' '21 Fl .C DRA K. CART! -EY Coatesville, Pa. Flora is a jolly girl willi lrue lrisli wil, always willing lo make lrienels, ancl remains lrue lo llie ones slie lias. Flora is always reacly lo lielp amcl we are sure llial will: lliis lacully slie will liaye a successlul lulure. lslowever, all work is not lilorzfs mollo, lor slie mixes pleasure willl slucly mill is well rewarclecl in lmolli. MARC 3,-XRET BERTHA HAAC1 Pliilaclelpliia, Pa. To lliose ol' us wlio lcnow ancl unclerslamd Peg. il is willi pleasure lllal we seelc lier company. Her laugli is welcome at any galliering, lier lrue lriencl- sliip apprecialecl always, ancl lier serious momenls a lreal. RUTH CONSTANCE H.-XINES Bf8CllOFd, pil. Xvorcls canil express Rullivs many allrilnules. Slle possesses llial vital qualily ol lueing a wise. as well as a powerful, leacler. Xve owe mueli ol our class success to lliis alailily plus lliat wllole- lieartecl inleresl slie always clisplays. flu Peg ul laim-sx 24 ll:-gn HIXHII MILDRED E. HAMMER North Pbilaclelpliia, Pa. Quiet and pretty-soltly glowing witli entlflusi- asm over ber patients. Vve salute your ability to obtain time better tbings in lile. Listening atten- tively we bear ecboes of your infectious giggle tlirougliout tlae passing years. MARGARET JANE HOOVER Centerton, N. J. Sensible and ciepenclable is our Peg. Ever reacly to leacl our ciass to lliglier stanclarcls anel attain- ments. Her serious ancl jolcing moocls always aclequate to the occasion. She possesses ability to meet a situation accurately witimout prejuclice. We wisli we coulcl all possess ber tact ancl per- sonaiity. ANNA EDNA JAHN Alflilll, IDZI. Ann's personality, persuasive smile ancl reacly wit along witlm a bappy clisposition liaye lnacle ber many lriencls. Slie bas been quite active ancl laelpiui in our class affairs. Vve wisb ber mucln llappiness ancl success in all iuture unclertalfings. U 4,1 NIARJORIE JOHNSON Nloosiii, Pa. Nlargie is gracious in manner, ancl loyal to lriencls-notecl lor ller allility to llaye a Qoocl time, lliillll'-lllilliillfj qualities plus Qoocl sportsinansllip. Slum-'s our clmire lor rlillIIlCl11ilIlll'S All American Girl. Alay you live llappily eyer alter. lel31H ,xxx Keczliizlzli i V - 1 leading, l a. Fine, nolmle, lionest ancl trustwortlly is our Kegjgy. llere is one wllo lirmly laelieyes notlming NYOI'lllXX'llllf' ran lle attainecl witlmout laitli in Ciocl. Vve are inclelmtecl to lier lor lTlUCll souncl advice. If you liear tlle expression, 5lerCy Days, you will easily recognize Rutlfs lmayorite saying. ANNA MAY KNEIBLHER Haclclonlielcl, N. J. Hear a giggle?-tl1at's Anna blae. Slie tlwriyes on mirtli ancl lmappiness. Yet with tlmis Carefree ancl llappy go luclcy nature, we lincl Anna pos- sesses tlme albility to appreciate tlie liner tlmings in life. Always welcome is lier genuine clisplay ol enthusiasm. uxlargieu -'Keggyn nfxllllil Alai . if T' 6. A Q. A - H . in 226 4- I .Ri f .lfxlllln l'I.-0 ufxlllill' ANNA ELIZABETH KRALI. LCIJIIIWOII, PEI. 'Xi n is 'ls sweet as slie is quiet ancl as intelli- 1 1 . 1 - - ., gent as slie is laotli. It is extremely cliflivult to lincl anyone as tliorougli as tliis sliy young lady from Lebanon. Those of us wlio lmow Ann, fully - A I appreciate lier rare clisplay of uit an iumor. CLARA G. LEO Kennett Square, Pa. Her lausiness alaility is lier outstanding quality. Vvitty ancl lqranlc, we will always rememlier lier . . . . . L t excellent support in financing our Edition. e us lmow wlien you malce tliat first million, Claral ANN LOUGHREY fxI'dlTl0I'C, PH. Charm, personality, neatness, alnility,-tliey all seem part of Ann. To do tlie riglit tliing. at tlie riglit time in tlae riglit way, and to clo some tliings ' la l - to lu tter tlian they were ever clone e ore seems e ' ' ' lcv C Cl lieep lriencls, be lier aim. Her almllity to ma e 'ln is one of lier greatest assets. 7 4-X 405 MARY Ii. Hat-NEAI. Qatawissa, Pa. llunlorous ancl witty in ller own clry way. Has 1 voice tllat c'0ulcln't possilaly put you to sleep. Xlways sc-en walking almout witll a grin-lamous or saying, Allave you liearcl tlnis oneff' or ul clon't get it. lxlaos amlmition to lie an opera singer may rome true alter slie linislles training. lxlay slit- attain ller goal in wllatever slie attempts. .IOSEPHINE MfXTAl-AX'ACE ixlallanoy City, Pa. A leacler in sports-esperially in lmslcetlaall-f lrienclly in spirit, and lull ol' lun. lnteresting and tallcatiye--we reeall witll a smile Certain Bull sessions. MARGARET MARTIN Xvest A lanayunlc, Pa. A sparkling smile, gay vivacious eyes. toppecl lmy a lmalo ol brown curls-tl1at's our peg, truly an All American girl. Peg is always tlme Center ol attraction. An earnest sportswoman-making ller way on tlle lnaslcetlnall team all cluring training. Best luck to a great pal ancl real lriencl. x ' Hi ln-2 n I 28 'YE Ginln . .ASIS 'fxrigvu VIRGINIA MARIE INII-GONNELL IJhiIadeIphia, pa. The center OI any group or gathering is Ginny- amusing others being a naturaI ahiIity. Her emphatic sense of humor has gained her much popuIarity. yet her serious moments are wiseIy empIoyed. A staunch worker, a true friend and a good nurse are onIy a part oI her Iist of assets. HAZEL VIRGINIA MORGAN Shenandoah , PH. Sis, who is earnest and sincere in her work, has a smiIe for everyone and a winning disposition. Smart as a whip-tiny and dainty suits Iworgan. Some day she hopes to he a supervisor. She is very studious, hut aIways has pIenty of time for activities. Secretly, Sis's one amhition is to he a C-o-o-I4. N. ANGELA INIOTZENBEGKER NCNN'Hfk, Vivacious is the word for Ange-Inrown eyes, cIarIc hair and a charming smiIe pIus her artistic Hare makes her the envy of her schooImates. Vve remember her Ior her startIing and cIever imper- sonations of certain peopIe. Good IucI4, Ange. 29 ,CQ L+ fx 85 f Q 1 Nimlu MARY NICKEL Souclerton, Pa. Calm. cool ancl follectecl are perlert worcls lor our Nlary. Slle seintillates on anal oil cluly like a clistant star. Slllx is our numlmer one Glamour Girl. llappy Days alu-acl anal mueli success. Flay you always win. THEO li. POOLE New CTllIlllDCl'lilllCl, l,il. s . blue s sweet ancl lyeautilul, lmut neyer clumly. Her perlc-ft poise is tlie envy oi all wllo lcnow lier. Dark lmrown rurls ancl sparkling eyes set oil lmy a lleeting smile. ilereis to your lluture. FLORENCE C. POSTLES Nlillorcl. Del. Tliose wlio lnaye worlxecl witli lu-r know lmer earnest ancl conscientious attitucie. Quiet ancl reseryecl, we sometimes xyoncler wliy slne liicles lmer liglit uncler a lnusliel. However. Xve Know-Your icleals will all rome true ii you stirli lay tllem. fioocl luelil l lien l'l0n'IN A '- ISU Rik B I R 4 l' l'C' IN MARY ELIZABETH RAKESTRAXX' Kennett Square, pa. Rake lms tlie given gilt ol conversing intelli- gently on any sulpject witlm nnylaocly. Plus tllis slle luis a Qranci sense ol lwumor ancl almility in managing. Heres lmoping you lmye a lmrilliant luture. ALNIA A. REERS Springlielci, pu. Ever Faitlllul to El Causel However tlmnlxless it may seem. Heres lmoping you remix your goal- wlwatever it is. Xveire sure youill always upliolcl time Halmemann Blue Boolf. RUTH C. RENXER Bl6I'CllZllltYillf', .l. Rutlw is as alool ancl reservecl as an olci lhort. Slle liolcls everyone at tile proper ciistnnre. Hoxv- ever, everytlming Silt' cloes slle cloes well-lmotlx on cluty ancl otl. Her contriluution to ilu- scliool will never lJe lorgotten. Ave xvoncler it ller icieills will ever be reaclmecl in tliis xvorlcl. However, we liope to be tliere at time linislm to NX'Zltl'll lier leacl tlie way. ul 31 A? K 955 I5liA'I'RICli ANNA RICHARD Roni Hiii, Psi. A gooci sporl, il sense oi ixumor, a tilronty iaugim, pretty iprown eyes and an Certain amount oi reserve. Vve lTliQili say Sily--illlt we know our Ben. Delerminulion, gril ami irunkness are oniy an if-xv oi. iler assets. GRACE ISAHEI- RICHTER EiiZiliJ6iilXfiii?, Pa. A Confident CIICCTY smiie acids nllrnrlioxm to un aireaciy pieasing personaiily. Xveire sure youiii I'92lCil time top. EDYTHE HALL SIIBERT Germantown, Pa. Edj'til6iS quaint ciry i1lllT10l' makes iier weii iikeci iny aii. XfViti1 limi ainiiity to so easiiy make friends, pius iwer reaciy wit. we iinci imer a most pieasant anci enjoyaiaie riassnmte. NB:-nn Grace ufiiixerlu 252 Flnauw l 1-tv fu-rrx' HELENN IAE A. Sl .OAN Edwardsville, Pa. Helenmaes straigllt-lorwardness is lier outstand- ing quality. Her sincerity, friendliness. and deep understanding lmave endeared lmer to us. Xve liail an efficient nurse and a remarlcalale person. THERESA N. SMITH Columbia, Pa. Hooray lor your dual personality-we all know and love your quiet manner and liappy moments. UA Friend in need is a Friend indeedf, GERALDINE SPEAKNAN Coatesville, Pa. Gerry, ambitious and sincere in lier work, lias a smile and a clieery greeting lor everyone. Slie lilces to swim and dances especially well. Xvliat- ever sl1e decides to do, we are sure slne will succeed. 33 'vi M5 so 'Q I, ,X :J PA LII ,INE I .OVIE TREXI .ER Kempton, Pa. Sweet, eye-taking ioveiiness is our immediate impression. Her quiet unassuming manner veri- iiies it. A Qiri wilo appreciates tile iiiner things ot lite and wilo is a steadiiast sturdy friend. Don't ever lose ttrat smite, Potty. MARGARET E. TRUBY xvillllllulil, irjil. An excellent student wiio iloids time esteemed ottive oi President oi our Student Council. Peg is a rare type-a idappy Combination oi business versus pieasure-side imas a grand sense oi t1umor. EVELYN VVESTCOTT HElCiCiOH Field, To a good sport and earnest worker we are in debt tor 1. Ferdinand -our mascot 2. Our First true Pep meeting. Success and Happiness--may ttmey ioiiow you always. TUX IJPQ i',Yl'iYl1 3'- Ks Nc. v 254 .v ,Q.-fha, ' v VIRCIINIA K. XVOOIJI..-XNIJ Norristown, Pa. Known to us as uxvoociyfi sin- is one orig' 4 Qiri. fic-nuine in aii sine ciovs, wilii a granri sc-ns: umor. sin- iias a strong fieyolion for in- linc- arts. A pvrsonaiity not to iw soon forgotten. - Passion-A ilam sanciwicii on iiaii a ioai oi Uiiar ing time piano. Uxvnociyu Vvitil our eyes toward tile future use fake- THE NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I soiemniy piecige myseii before God and in tiie presence oi this asseminiy to pass my iiie in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. i wiii abstain From wimateyer is cieieterious anci mis- chievous and wiii not take or icnowingiy aciminister any ixarmiui drug. I wiii do aii in my power to eievate time stanciarci of my profession, and wiii iioici in confidence aii personal matters comf mitted to my keeping, anci aii iamiiy affairs coming to my knowi- ecige in tile practice of my caiiing. Nvitii ioyaity wiii i encieayor to aid time pilysician in iwis woric anci cievote myseii to tiwe weiiare oi tilose committeci to my care. 35 tack. Favorite incioor Sports-ifating anci piaye MY DOCTOR He says that he is just a man like me, But Gocl has lbreathecl His Spirit into his soul, Ancl taught his mincl and given slcill ot hancl To malce my hrolqen hociy .once more whole. Vvith quiet art he searches till he tincls The wealc spots in this temple macle ol clay, Ancl then he uses all that Goal has given To turn my night ol sulltering into clay. His eyes are lull ol all the pain l lcnow, His heart hears heavy lyurciens not his own, Anal when his healing voice has saicl uBe Strong l rise to walla lileis journey, all alone. Xvhat sleepless nights ancl wearying clays are his, As neecls he meets ol man and maicl and chilcl, To each the fullness ol his heart he lnrings. As though it were the Fatheris mercy milcl. Xvoulcl there were song to praise such men in lu Xvho mencl our hoclies, ricl our mincls ol strile. :Xncl then to others turn with sell-same neecl, As we are on ancl up the hills ol lite. 36 MY DAUGHTER NURSE Ilow more mature llmn I. my clnuglitf-r nurse. You stand in your prim Lffilflllilliflll gown, Sflloolvd in tile yitul spun we ull Irnverse. Only two liorc-lu-aids 1-use-cl ol' Plllllli-S lrown Iluve I seen sfulpturedg only an Iwilizjllt Illllllfjlll, For nw, line mystery ol' lmirtllg lmut you llnvv If-Ir mild liesli to stailunry NVT0llQlll, IIIIVI' SPUII il SVOH' ol ill'I0fS Iillil' I.il4- S I'll4'. Tliis multi-svenic' ploy lor you is staged In tIlPI'illN'lltIC' terms und operations: Iiut lmying indexed lcnowledgc-, as I ugjvd. ixiy sliilts are done in daily rontemplntionsg I sit lmrlc, liuvingg conned my lame-less role, And NViltlIll you vonstrue lmorly into soul. SONIA KELTS Dedicatecl to our Parents ROOM-MATES Room-mates tI1ey said Were fine tilings to Ilave, But I was a slceptic And doubted their word. And now Wittl experience I Icnow IIICTCIS no other Iriend Vvliose cIotI1es I can Iaorrow And money I can spend. I can use Imer IJoIJIJys. Powder and cream, Tilereis no ottler friend Lilce a room-mate it seems. Her notes I can copy, I'Ier Inoolcs I can read, And all ol her food iVIy friends I can feed. And when as a graduate, From I1er I depart, Stne'lI Iae in my tlmougtits, And forever in my Isneart. VIRGINIA VVOODLAND, IDA COX. CLARA LEO ll 37 JUNIORS lfliznlmx-lla linxter Fur.: Cisiom- lflizuln-lln Hair Rose lngelicln Dorollly lfrususlqy xlerrill Nlurplny Sulpinu ljujor Nancy Prolnnsco l:lorenc'e Risline Doris Sayre lelllll Xveisner sg ,- -,L Doris A-Xiliuns l.uuru llnles Slllllllil Sigaloos qXcleluicle llmuggln Agnes Boiler Kutlileen liurlie Rutli Cullell Annu Clieyne Florence Croolas ,lane Cullin Elm Dilalale . 1 n Y 2 1 Josepliine DeGuiseppe Ethel Ely Grace Ferrell Nlary Gzunlmino Pauline Gellringer Rulli Gewiss Nlargfarel Gleeson Eleanor Gorney .-Xllnerla l'lumpl1rey Doris .lnclcson Estelle Kessler Doris Klein lormine Kleppinger linrlmra lixclcl Nliriann l.elJenQoocl lilllilllfhill IJPXYIS :js .4 Vivienne Blalilsteclt Elma Flirto Nlary Nlontgomeq Helen Blooney Doris Ringler Blargaret Rycler Helen Rzezniclx Genevieve Slierinz Anna J. Slcirving Doris Llnruli Florence Xxyallcer Edna XN'nrcl Dorotliy Xveiclc Hope Xxleigfle Jane Xxloocl Nlarv XVoocl N FRESHMEN IDUTOIIIX .xg 4-1- Iluruliry iilmnin lelltll .xpplvr l,1-:more ijry Nancy .Xfllrlll Horotlny I'-no i..rum Pmnlu-r Rulln fiuzixxic 1 Nlury Bc-nrwtt Ymle-t Hua linmn Jenn Bixier fillgu lNf:ll'i Anna Brnscii Rutin ,im lvon Yerna Justine Ruth Kniciierinocixer Carolyn Kostes :Xucirey Krebs Charlotte Kromer Yaientine Lontoxysiqie Evelyn Bicciuiric Betty Biorgan Patty Blorgan Carolyn Renter 3 9 Gloria Roman Biiriam Rurnore June Streets Alma Soucier Cordelia Staley Eleanor Trogfier Amelia Yasey icia Jane Xveicion Peggy Xviiiiciin Dorothy Xvinciers 4 4 A s t1iF PRE- CLHHCAL STUDENTS hlargaret Aycllotte Sara Ruth Carter hlarjorie Chirrifk Diary Copelancl hlarie Dixon Elizabeth Dranstielcl Agnes Duclley hlargaret Elcler Hilcia Felig Gloria Fina Agnes Fincilay Doris Fitzgeralcl hiarguerite Gallagher Anna bl. Gracey Shirley Gray Annahelle Crilziin Eleanor Hass lrene Hayes Rose Holzhauser lsahelle Horn hlarie Horvath Agnes Jackson Dorothy Johnson hlarion Jones l'1liZillJCtl1 .IEHIC K6FSl1HNX' Harriette Kertiles lfarhara .l. Klein Beatrice Krout Ramona Long! 40 I' Frances Nlagazu lxluriel Blaine Betty iVlcAleese Emily hiccleary Evelyn hlcciucliin Eugenia hletzler Hazel hloore lxliriam Ney lxlary Qlszewslca Harolclean Pace lxlarian Parlcer Laura Payne Eleanor Reynolds Ruth Rowland Josephine Ruggeri , Edna Scheiller Anna Segon Dorothy Sherman .lane Shinton Dorothy Simmons hilary Stevens hlary Jane Toole Eleanor Troutner Doris VanSriyer Dorothy Vernon Helen Xveisensale Sara Xviltse Beatrice Yarclley hlargfaret Yelyington lxlary Boder swallowed the dictionary but lorgot to digest it? lwlargaret Haag changed all the babies' diapers routinely, neces- sary or not? Mary Niclcel and Theo Poole lloocled the bathroom on probie row fhliss Ashburn would show upl? lvlarjorie Johnson tried her best to liind an auricular libillator lor a doctor? Barnes believed in doing things up right so she not only oiled tht- instruments but all the equipment on the carriers? Bea Richards was on pediatrics-'she spent part ol every night loolcing lor rnillc, and what happy disappointment was shown when her search was unsuccesslul? ixlary Ralcestraw and Ruth Haines stayed awalce in class? Hazel lvlorgan was not living in 1470? As a last resort Ginny Vvoodland got a perm to hold her cap in place? Janet Butler celebrated her first Christmas from home in the Garbo manner ialonel? Kneibhler was ever serious? We had our iirst physical exam? Ann Jahn oiled all the nursery carts daily during her visit with the babies? Flo Gartly cried whenever Home Sweet Home was played on the radio? Remember probie row-the joys, tears, and expectations that were ours? Remember the parties that were held on sixth floor and the night the fire hose came down? The first weelc-end spent at home and the hating to come baclc? The Bartie and Dudley leuds were worthy ol a ring side seat? A tennis game with Jo lxflatulavage admitted Lee Forbes for an appendectomy? Kegerize was found outside her room alter IOZ30? Krall found out what utalce a powder meant? We went on night duty lor the first time? Sloan and Silbert made their first croup tent-at least it stayed together? Haines was seriously thinking ol talcing up scientific research worlc, ballet dancing, art, or being an explorer? Sometimes we just wonder. Sloan held down the water front? Krall and Barnes invited to the station house with an officer? McConnell ate supper with bliss Lyle'-remember her dauntless appetite under bliss Lyle's supervision? Remember the time Kegerize prayed lor the sale return ol the girl chasing ping pong balls on the ledge of the roof? The episode of the spoolcs Ha la Burnside and Hoover interrupting a prayer meeting? These are a few of the incidents we will never lorgetl lxlay they recall to you many other happy memories. -11 REMEMBER WHEN . THE PRIVATE PAPERS OF A CUB REPORTER Things l never lcnew 'til now: That lermented spaghetti can cause an awlul obstruction-in a sinlc. . . . That a social colleen wears a birthday ring on a certain linger, and says it means nothing .... That a brunette nnight lileru has an awlul let-down, lollowing a heavy date with a well lcnown lVl.D .... That our Proctors must mop up bath water if it runs over alter 10:50 P. Nl. 5lemo's ol a lxlid-Nighter: Vvhen more than one demure 'Blue-Blood has held tete-6-tetes behind elevator-doors on a certain department . . . store .... Vvhen drinlcing lountains are more than just a place to get a drinlc. Faces about town: Heard in O. R. l'll be baclc in a dash with a gash .... Vvhat two students came in from a dance eight minutes late and lived to tell the tale . . . en massen? . . . What much tallied about student talces night- mares with gestures and words . . . lrom studies or worlc? . . . Draw your own P. D .... What student slept ,til 7 A. Nl. then calls the lloor to say shelll be right up . . . alter brealclast? Sounds in the Night: The 'phone that rings when you are out at bed on the porch. . . . The unimitable draw, when you call and aslc, where to put the new admission .... The siren ol the police car or ambulance, that night you have an empty bed .... The laithlul para Ill who arrives each 2 A. Fl .... uOh my darling Clementine., '... The lnquirer Cloclc that chimes at 6:15 and means our worlc is almost finished. Here and there: Vve lind two roommates competing lor- the allections ol ----- but your reporter published that last year .... We hear the matrimonial raclcet will add several victims to its list-Come Graduation- Congratsf . . . lmported Ucolxesu are coming more popular lor reasons ol their own-their own and their mixers .... Here to Snow-VVhite may her vocabulary increase lor she tolerates our teasing, yet raves on in peace. The Scholastic Register: Promises a good season-'most ol us being nlvlental and Nervous about the whole thing .... Due to some ol our friends, who now carry titles, we must limit our ucutsn to the minimum .... And a certain UGal who either tallcs all period or sleeps . . . better watch her step .... rl-alce a tip lrom me, Bribery comes high. Blue Yorchids: To our much admired Pres, whom we have cheered and jeered all in good lun. To our ulxilagnilicent Exception. may she overcome hiding in closets and gain a sense ol humor, to go with her good worlc as ulmpending Councillor. To our Supervisors. and Head Nurses, who have put up with our trials and tribulations. these days ol our fears. To our Lecturers who taught us Science, and Appreciation ol An American Doctor's Qdditiesfl YOUR GAL FRIDAY. E. E. DUFFIELD 42 if 3,1 ..::gff1:., ' N' l umm 1-425554-M-GM PUBLIC HEALTH AFFILIATION HAPPY CHILDHOOD THE WORLD OVER I'm onIy a Red Cross IJaI7y, VVI1o's never Imeen Ifnown to fry. TI1ougI1 I'm given my I3EltI1S in puIJIic And put on tI1e sI1eII to dry. XKNIIIIIP my CoIor is sacIIy Iaded, And my temperature is niI, And nt times Ivm IrigI1tIuIIy jaded. I'm never uIIowecI to Ime ill. BeI'ore alt Ieast one million I've Imeen weigI1emI und Ied and dressed. AMI Ive smiIecI ut anxious motI1ers XVHI1 il IIPQIFIILII rIrnugI1t on my c'I1est. I've Ineen Ied on an empty I9ottIe, And expected to gain in xveigI1t: I've sIept in an airIess I1andIJag. But I've never Ineen given tI1e gate. TI1ey've measured me tiII I'm tired, NIy pep Ims Iong since gone. And in spite oI Iaeing admired DIy IiIe's not wortI1 a song. VVI1en I'm HxveIIarecIH out OI existence I Iiope you'II not Iorget, TI1at IIll'0ll,Q'Il your expert I'1andIing I've never Iyeen Icnoxyn to Iret. UHnppy CIiiIdI1oocIH is your motto. So perI1ups IJeIore I die. I'Il get one t'I1am'e to go dirty. And two or tI1ree to fry. IZLSIIQ GRAYES ISENEDICT Vvitli tliose ol us wlio liave al- liiliated at Friends will tliere al- ways remain tlie most deliglitlul ol memories. Will we ever lorget our early days tliere--our pocliets weiglited witll our keys. talcing our patients out walking and attending our first dance? Tlien tllere were card parties, aiternoon teas, and tile many birtllday parties we en- joyed. As classes started we began to realize liow mucb we bad to learn. Sball we remember Dr. Dunner-ber drawings oi neurons, tbe spinal cord and time brain on tbe classroom blackboard. Tben we tbinlc of Dr. Dellne and bis acting ability: lxliss Anderson and ber deep interest in seeing that we were contented: Dr. Closson and Vvard Clinic Class, wbere be never tired of discussing time symptoms tbe patients pre- sented. We must mention tlie few in- teresting bours we spent in Occu- pational Tlrerapy sboppe and Hydro. Tben to all tbe supervisors we give tllanlcs for the many difficul- ties tbey belped us surpass. Uur affiliation meant and means more to us tban we can ever express in words and so: to all tbose Wbo gave us tbis enjoy- able and educational opportunity we pay our bigbest tributes. lxlargaret J. Hoover. DAYS AT FRIENDS ' Q -22-Ai' Killa- 8. 1' L uNlfc,illlil'yH HNIUUYCU r k Usaneflxn JEAN R. KILLINGER Coatesville, Pa. Perliaps ills ilu- lrisli twinlcle in ller eye. A lot ol lun at any rate. Slle is serious in lier world ancl covers a great cleal in a slmrt time. .Qiuocl lufli. Killie. HENRlE'I'l'A E. lNlvCAULEY Rearling. lja. Dig-liliml ancl sturlinus-tliatls Ulxlc- Cauley. illlilnarlllatv in world ancl ap- pearance arul always on time. Xxlililir ever slle rletitlvs lo mln, we l-inow slw will sucu-4-cl. lfll llil . Nl! If JRE llanli, lin. f2uir-t mul rm-sc-ryr-il at all times. il in rlnulrt nl ln-r ulu-realmirls. yuulll pmlml-lr linrl ln-r rm-ruling sails, XY:- uisll Xflll luis nl sturvss, ww mittyn uvann MARY SANECK Plioenixville, pa. A goocl sport all tlirougln training. Neyer in wlten permiltenl out. Slle always lcnows lmer lessons, lmut never llas to sturly. Goocl worli, nSanecli. Keep it up. ELLA MARY SMITH Cllester Springs. pa. Slnorl anal snappy-a lrienrl to every- one. Always rlneerlul aml lull ol pep. Lilies to argue. clanve anrl tat. Srnittyn always lmas time lor every taslx nn mutter luow large or small. Best ol lllfii. HELEN VAN BVSKIRK Xvinlivlxl. lin. llhlw lralmy nl our tlnss wins every- one lor a lrivnrl in livr prols-ssinn as at-ll as lu-r Meinl lilr-. l'lurry, srurry. .mil aa'rumIv in ln-r wurlx. -lt? WEST CHESTER AFFILIATES To whom it may concern:- The Vvest Chester Seniors wish lo thank lhe Hahnc-mann hlecliral College and Hospital, as well as the Training School, for the lcimlnesses they have shown us since we were afceplecl as affiliating sluclenls, August 15th, 1930. Thank you. The Girls in Upinlc and Vvhilef' or .li Affiliafing Slurlents Dorothy Alexander Doris Guiney blargaret H. Smith 47 I I XYOINIGI' IIOXN' H16 XYOTICI XVCl'lt l'0l.lIld, XNIIIQH H0 tfilined HUYSCS f'OUld IDP INOUDCI I wonder that men dared to die Vvithout an R.N. standing hy? How were the newhorn hahies fed Vvithout her presence hy their hed, And with no nurse to hush their squall How did they dare he hom at all? To whom of all did surgeons shout And throw their instruments ahout, To whom address their language strong For counting up the sponges wrong? In those good old days heyond the pale lf anyhodyfs heart should fail He might have iihrillating heart And nothing written on his Chart. Flight even pass St. Peters gate, Yet leave no record of what he ate. No one can half express in verse Xvhat lite was then without a nurse. -IS M A 'H 2 'lQC'ZLL.lfL.ZLL.2.f STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ,..f' S is Li li N. P simlvnl .....,.,... ......... 5 Iargarvl ,IruImy - x'ICP'lJfPSIlIPllf .............. EIizuIvvII1 Bax 1- 1 ' - Y' N 'fvuirk . ig 7' . 'Hz-rn -L -n , ISS. dlll'P .. a I0 -fri Su - Svrrvlurx ..... ............. A une SIxirx'ing - I THE HAHN-O-SCOPE STAFF Editor ..................... .......... R uttm Haines Assistant Editor ...... ....... tx tary Ratiestraw Business twanager ................., ...................... C tara Leo Assistant Business Manager ..... ......... X firginia twlcconnett Snapstlots ......... .................. ......... X t tirginia Woodland Remember Vvtmen? ......... ................ E dyttx Sittaert Ctass History .......... ............... I cta Cox Ctass Prophecy ....... .... ........................ F e to Barnes Class ........... ......... I anet Butter, Edith Duttietct Iotees .......... .... ................ 5 I ary 5tacNent tvectication ..... .......... A nna .tat1n Activities .. ....... Btargaret Blartin Personats ...... ........... IN targaret Hoover Art Director ..... ....... E ctittm Duttif-tct Typists, Ntargaret Cavagnaro, Virginia Nvoodtanct, t:torence Barnes Facutty Actviser ...... .... ........... .................. H a z et B. Xvtnttern 51 BASKETBALL viilll' lmaslcetlmall team uncle-r time alyle direction oi ixliss Louise l:erclinancl was launcliecl on wliat we liope will be a successful season. 'lille aclclition oi flieerleaciers tllis year lor time Lanlcenau game turneci out to lae a whooping success. Six outstanciing seniors will lie lost to tile team tlmis year tllrouglx gracluation: tlie lxlisses lNlcConnell, Bartie, Sloan, lxlartin, Xvescott, and lxlatulavage. Vve also cleeply mourn time loss of UFerelie our mascot, wlio will grow to be a liig luull in time able liancls ol' Nliss Vvescott. Xxfi' wisli tile team all success in time years to rome. Flay tlwey lmave time same uclo or clien spirit lor tire glory oi Halwnemann. FlRS-it TEABI Suinstitutes-Forwarcls Forwards Blorgan Barth: Nlatulavage Ggxvier Guards ' NVQ-scott Guards Xvallwr lxlartin Coaclies Sloan Xl cf., li Louise Ferclinancl c ur 1 Virginia ixlCCOlll16il ju Uuring our three years here at llahnemann one ol our most Ullitlye almle recrcalions has ln-cn rlancing. Beginning when we were Prolmic-si' with ilu- time honorf-fl Hllat Races or clnne clances helcl each l'riclay night at Hering Hall lirom 7:30-ll hy the Stuclent Council ol the hlcclif cal School, we have graclually evolv- ecl into this yearis newest wrinlilc- the 'Super Rat Racesfigiven hy our class lor ilu- heneliit ol this particular puhlication. This summer we were extremely lortunate in ohtaining a Stromherg-Carlson recorcling ma- chine lor our South Parlor. Since its installation the lioor has heen worn smooth hy continual use lrom morning to night. Xwe must thanlc hliss l-yle lor her cooperation in get' ting this privilege lor us. We also must rememher that the class ol IQSS contrihutecl a suhstantial share plus our own Stuclent Governrnentis help heliore we coulcl purchase this wor- thy piece ol lurniture. This year, lriencls, meclical stuclents, internes ancl nurses have gatherecl together in the North ancl South Parlors to enjoy the latest recorclings. Each year the Junior Class acts as host to the Seniors with a Junior- Senior Prom. This year the annual allair will he helcl in the Orchicl Room ol the Vvarwiclc Hotel, Janu- ary twenty-seventh, lQ40. Vve are loolcing lorwarcl to it with anticipa- tion. Antl can we ever forget the last two sparlcling BLUE AND GOLDS, helcl each year in the main hallroom ol the Bellevue-Stratlorcl Hotel in clowntown Philadelphia? Last year we weavecl ancl unclulatecl over the glassy lloor to the strains ol Glen Gray ancl his lamous orchestra. The year helore we hacl the pleasure ol listening to the haunting relrains ol Gzzie Nelson, Who will talce the stancl this year? A lleeting melody recalls visions ol glamorous gowns ancl white ties. VVe close our eyes to conjure again the scene. A green hower centerecl hy a graceful tum- hling lountain ol soltly glowing wa- ter. Dim lights, sweet perfumes, an exotic atmosphere set olil hy happy laughing lriencls - these are the memories hrought hacli hy those lleeting notes-may we never lorgetl Hereis to higger ancl hetter BLUE AND GOLDST The Eclitor. DANCING GLEE CLUB The Girls' Clee Cluh, under the capahie direction ol Bliss Edith Niorgan, has increased its membership to forty-live girls, who meet each ixionday night to rehearse and to study choir music. The officers are: president, Janet Amundsong vice president, Niarguerite Gallagher: secretary, Ruth Rowland, treasurer, Anna Braseig iihrarians, Ruth ixietzier, Barhara Kline, lxiarian .ionesg Genevieve Sherman is the accompanist. The ciuh presents two verv successful programs a year. The first is a Christmas Candlelight Service which is given during the Christmas season. in the processionai the girls made a delightful picture with their uniforms and lighted candies. Because of the increased attendance at this service, it has hecome necessary to present it in the Klahr Auditorium. The second important event is the Spring Concert, which is given every year during the lirst weel: in Flay. which is a supplement to the Hahnemann Hospitals Nurses' graduation program. 54 Vvhen student days at Hahne- mann have ceased to exist except in moments ol reminiscence, each ol us wiII inseparahly associate those things we did outside the school routine with life actually spent within the hospital houndaries. These outside events have heen realized Inecause at times we har- Ilored a strong desire to get away Irom it all for a while. Fondly our thoughts will return to the parlc where we stroIIecI in the shade on hot summer days or en- meshed our souls in the softness of the starlit nights. Unconsciously the art museum was our natural destination, here on the terrace we stood ahove the madly onrushing cars on the driveway and heard re- motely the muffled roar of the city noise. ln remembrance will come more I'uIIy the realization ol our lor- tune in having experienced the con- certs at Robin Hood Dell. Lilce the thousands of other music Iovers we will cherish the joy created hy the magnificent music r e s o u n din g through the open air of the night. For more strenuous exercise we had the tennis courts on CaIIowhiII Street. Our school generously sup- plied an instructor to insure us extra sIciII. We have shown our apprecia- tion of this privilege by constant use of the courts throughout the season. We never Iaclced an energetic com- panion to drag us from our rooms into the lun of the game. Ah, spirits of energy, here we must pause while your faces Ioom before us. When in the mood we also managed to swim. At Ieast we entered into the water Irolic at the Y. VV. C. A. though sometimes the professionally gifted overwhelmed us. The en- chanhnent of the seashore lured us thither whenever possihle. Splash- ing in the salty waves was refresh- ing hut basking in the sunshine was enough for the more timid. We got in trim lor shore sun on our Nurses' house roof. Or did we get trimmed? Anyway, our patients never could understand VVHY a NURSE got burned and hlistered. A minority sought recreation in occasional out- Inursts ol' horsemanship. The thrill will remain ol these amateur ma- neuvers with the wind in your hair. dirt in your eyes, and the smell of horsellesh in your nostrils. Never- theless, the scenes along the Vvissa- hiclcon drive were not duIIed even fcontinued on Page 8.11 OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES ijruinics-wiii wa' vw-r inrgel? uni sluniying in-gun iwn-. ffur iirsi paiivni--Uyirs. c'ilklSk'.U in six moniiis wr- ram gn uui ails-r vlgiil. Niuny ni us wvrv iminz-sirie ior nm-us iron: inmi irie-mis ami limi Hfim-rlnin i,c-null. flnv oi nur nanny ilmixie- trips. x munlins ni 9llwlJl'l14l -'iill'I1 our rm-xsririi-f'.'Xi'Sii Xvnrri fwidesve, Il QIIFQPYX'-'xXY4lQl'll-il'il1 illliillli ix .1 pllllii' ini' fill' -si ni Us Ortimpefiifs-more puzzles. After seven-rviaxalion at lime iumiwomfttv, Remenniwr your iirsl mieiiw-ry?-Xvow. wiial a tinriiii Nursvry was lin' pvrsnniiiiraiiun ui A-ixIilii'I'llili inslinri for nii Juniors. Siivnlium--niany gripping :umm-nfs iwrv ,E it fin lo iilv Prim' Nnix. or line fires-n Hvrvis lin Xvililv iXiir'i1m1-wnirii your uvlgiil. glris. SOHIPNYIIQYC' cluring our tllrer' years FEHII6 llw Pxcileinenl If we lmvv lmrouglll lnarli nmrv IIIPIIIIIHPS-H'llt'lllt'I' they of acllnission warcl and acciclenl warcl. I lw llappy or sacl-wiilm llxese pirlurvs ralller tlmn unrmls, The Sign ol tlie Senior-BLACK BANDS--at last! W we arf- more than amply rvpairl lor our painc in linrling Pcclialrics Hclasses. lll?lll. 50 until wi' inf'f'l again smnf-wlwre-smm-IiinP. we Ennna Gln-v-Goslr slw was rule- A A ll H I t will liave lliese rvminclers ol our Clays lngeflwr. CKJD . n ,ulnny agger y--our pe. A Senior duty-Checking Pquipnmnll Blibb IHF. QLAFF ful' 1040 in lllf-ir many uarirleringg Xvell we NX'0l1'l lxave- lo clepe-nfl on llwsf- girls lllllC'll and lmll'Wi'F'5, :WHY WP ll fffall H5710 Will' im, lunge-r lor our plione calls. Finislwcl al last-ilmrvv years of Iraining lllxlllllll us- Ill!! COX' we lllilllt' ill .xlilzlrml Hiirrrrrxvr 57 X ,-ff Z Xi 2' f TN' ii K Qt A, 3 f., I ,r w up :ry Q1 if Yi WN X 545' C ' :T f 1 t , 'Elf if r if X X J l T I r X .N 0 ww-X ,fgelw .QM 6 ,... g fs - fl fi J Q. l 7 XXLQ, Ld XX ,X 9,35-is - X Tuma, Nl ,nljj 1 j il ,owglv it W iMN,,...1 if f ,. x g x f .Q A . X i 'Q-22 L . fi T A Ol A T - .l' ... M.. .nv-as. REST CURE l'm all right. Sure l am. l'm line, l am. l've been a little nervous, but l'm all right now. l'm having a rest-cure. rl-hat's what they tell me. l'm having a rest-cure and l can't see any- body. Unly the Doctor and the day nurse and the night nurse and the lloor nurse and the head nurse and the tray boys and three or four orderlies. And all l have to do is eat and sleep and not worry about anything and rest. And that's just what l'm doing. l may not loolc it, but that's just what Tm doing. And a Hospital is just the place to do it in. No one disturbs you. Not tillbseven o'cloclc in the morning they don't. And then all they do is wash you and give you some brealcfast and wash you and clean the room and then you can rest. You can till they wash the windows. And then you can rest till they want to clean the bathroom. You can rest while they clean the bathroom, you can, l can't. Not while hospitals use tin basins l can't. Certainly l'm not jumpy, rm Fine. l like hearing tin basins banged around. And l don't mind a bit ii the nurse sings while she does it. it doesn't malce me nervous, it malces me siclc, but it doesnt malce me nervous. And after they get the floor scrubbed, l can rest while they clean the rugs. They'll talce them outside to clean them, and that's very considerate. They understand, they lcnow l'm resting. They'll wait till l'm asleep and bring them baclc and drop them beside the bed with a nice dull thud. But I don't mind. l'm line. And then l'll get my rub and thats grand. All up and down my spine and l get sleepy again. And then the nurse tiptoes over and opens the window, and tiptoes over and pulls down the shade, and then she moves all the .furniture and washes a few tin things and then she goes to lunch. Well, supposing she does leave the door open? I can get up and shut the door, can't I? l'm not siclt, am l? l'm just in lror a rest. And after l shut the door, l can go fast asleep. I can till they ring the telephone. l lcnow they have orders not to, but anyone can malte mistalces. And they have to send up Howers, even ii there is a sign on the door that says, upatient Sleeping it doesnt say don't walcen her, does it? l'm not complaining. After lunch l can rest. Unless the Doctor comes-well--I can rest when he goes. l ought to be able to. lt's quiet here. It says so in the street, HOSPITAL STREET QUIET. There is a little riveting next door, but who minds that? l do, but l can't stop it, can I? l can't stop progress, can 1? And l can't stop the radios. It cer- tainly was a swell idea to put radios in a hospital. l wonder who thought that up? l'd lilce to meet him some day and slip him a nice little lciss. But l don't mind them, and I don't mind the visitors across the hall. They have to shout. Thats cheering the patient up. They can't come in a hospital and let a patient thinlc he's siclc, can they? They have to be hearty. Sure they do. So stop biting the bed clothes. After dinner you can rest. After dinner, and alter your bath. and alter your millt of magnesia. Then you can rest. You arent nervous. are you? You aren't going to let a little thing like a rest-cure upset you, are you? Certainly l'm not. l'm calm, l'm swell. l'm not screaming, l'm resting. l 58 THEM WERE THE DAYS Anna Krall peg lxlnrtin Claris Ducllvy Evelyn XY:-skull Erlilll DulliPlcl Gerry Spenlunnn Nlilclre-cl Hammer l..f'0 l'4url16'S Virginia XX'umllunml Alma Rc-Pfws Nlilfy NlilC'Nf'2ll ll . lflfl Cox 59 Vlxlwrcwn Slllllll flare: lpn Ruiln Rvnnvr Nlargarvl Vlqrulry I1PlPnlllnlP Sllhlll A PLAY hy FEIS. BARNES TEN YEAR COLLAPSE Characters: hlemhers of the lQ40 graduating class of the Hahnemann Hospital School of Nursing ACT I: Scene-Hahnemann Luncheonette. ln a haclc hooth two student nurses are chatting over their pepsi-cola. Smoke curls from their cigarettes. First Nurse: .ld give ten years of my lite to see our class ten years from now. She hlows a thiclc smolce ring which rises over their heads widen- ing as it ascends. It hovers ahove . . . hegins to settle around them. Second Nurse: So would I. Can't you just see . . Her voice trails off. The smolce, which now encircles their neclcs, tightens. Their heads are hrought together with a thud. Under a iumlole ol' eerie sounds they collapse. tCurtain.J ACT ll: Scene-The stage is empty except for the two girls sprawled over a lone booth in an obscure corner. A parade of incidents loegins, giving a glimpse into the lives of the scattered classmates. From the right come two meticulous figures in white wallcing primly. One is superintendent oi a nursing school, the other is her assistant. Part ol their conversation can he overheard. HNow, hliss Renner, do you thinlc we can permit our students to talce a late pass every other night and two overnights a week? Yes, ixliss Haines. And ixliss Renner. do you approve ol serving refreshments to nurses on night duty? uYes, Niiss Haines. Their voices are muflied hy the sound oi hoof heats and ixlargaret Haag enters in the garh of a Kentucky mountain nurse on horsehaclt singing plain- tively the Vvallcathon theme song, mlqired . . . l am so oooo tired.,- A sailors' chorus makes appearance singing lustily, 'Shipmates Stand Together. The chorus is made up oi .tune Burnside, Virginia Nlcconnell, Peg Truhy, Hazel ixilorgan. ixlary ixlacixieal, Lee Forbes, Ginny Vvoodland and Bea Richards. They stop singing aiter the first verse and tap a clever dance to the same tune. The superintendent steps out to the center ol the stage to admire them. She remarlis to the assistant who has followed her: 60 Ulxlenmlmers ol tlme Navy Nurses' Corps. A line lovely group arc-n't tlmey, bliss Renner? Stililly contenmptuous, Molmstreperous lmoocllumnsf' WImat! lwiss Rennvr: llolm-olm yes, lxliss Hainesf, A dignified procession now enters consisting ol Anna Krall, Peg Berlmotas, Ann Kneibler, Editlm Silbert, Janet Butler, .lerry Spealcnman and Alma Reeps. Eaclm is dressed in time unilorm and toting time inlrangilmle little black bag ol' time Visiting Nurses' Association. Time two groups join eaclm otlmer and move to time baclc ol? time stage in a buzz ol conversation. Enter lxllrs. Carver, recognizable as Anne Yaimn, and lmer lmuslmand, Reverend Carver. , Anne: ulwly dear, it doesn't require time same type ol patience to convert tlmese Alrican natives as it does in my lmobby ol teaclming table etiquette to native wives. Enter Peg Hoover accompanied by imer dream man, time strong masculine type witlm a pipe in lmis moutlm, a dog under one arm and Peg under time otlmer. Peg also lmas lmer arms lull now. Anne coming lorward to greet lmer exclainms in astonisimment, VVlmy tlmey're twins too. A gayly decorated float labeled ttme lN'lATRllVlQNlAL BAND VVAGQN moves onto time stage and obstructs tlmem from view. About tlme immterior lounge a group of graceful figures, and softly falls tlme mmmusic ol Etlmelbert Nevin's At Dawningf, Time group witlmin can be clistinguislmed as Florence postles, Clmris Dudley, Nlary Boder, Polly Trexler, Tlmeo Poole, Arm Louglmrey, Mid Hammer, Teresa Smitlm, Evelyn Westcott, Helenmae Sloan, Betty Bartie and lda Cox. Dr. lwlary Ralcestraw, eminent obstetrician, sitting elevated in tlmeir midst smiles down on tlmem fondly. ln time distance can be beard lmurried lootsteps and Rutlm Kegerize appears breatlmless and dislmeveled. Sinlcing down on tlme end ol time lloat slme siglms witlm reliel, UOlm to get out ol' tlmis awful city traffic and baclt to peaceful india. ln Elmer lmand can be seen tbe title of a boolc sime is clutcbing, ulxlissionary Work in india. Along about now we lmave witlm us Victoria Garneswslci leading Donald Duclt and spealcing in time Donald Duclc laslmion. VVellDonaldmyboylsure amgladllmaveyouliorapet. Vvlmatwouldllmavedonewitlmoutyoursolacingcompan- ionslmipovertlmeretalcingcareolourpoorpolisbsolcliersamongtlmatmenacingHitler- gang? Donald begins to quaclc. .lo lwlatalavage arrives and adds to time din witlm a limme ol Litlmuaniamm speeclm no one can interpret. 61 Flora Uartly also appears raving almout conditions on lxledical where she is supervisor. Dinner trays and G. l. trays cluttering up that lcitchen. Every hed in the place is occupied and they want to admit another patient. No hlue order sheets on the charts. The hedside units are a mess, the beds are a mess, the front deslc is a mess, the whole floor is a messlllln The chaos dies down somewhat as Grace Richter wheels in the rich old diahetic patient she 'mas contracted. He is spealcing, nYoung woman with you to aid me we will leave lor the South Sea lslands within a weelc. And from there . . . well nothing less than a leisurely trip around the world. Her answer is a hright smile ol acquiescence. Another heautilul lloat draws up hehind them. On it is seated the charm- ing Angie lxlotzenheclcer posing lor ads ol the Nursecralt uniform. Onto the stage dash the three muslceteers, Clara Leo, Peg Cavagnaro, and Edith Duffield. They are hardened with the paraphernalia ol any news- paper reporter. Clara: VVhat we need is some good shots ol this alzlair lor our writeup in the American Journal ol Nursingf' ln the midst ol the confusion, ol arranging the characters, placing lights at advantageous angles and setting up the camera, a voice from the congre- gation, sounding suspiciously lilce that ol Virginia Nlcconnell. calls out, uLet's sing the Alma lxlaterf' A hum ol agreement follows. The curtain falls to the haunting strains ol HFar Ahoye Cayugas Nvatersn in accordance with the vocal ol the Alma lxlater. Ill: gcene-Hahnemann Luncheonette ten years in the luture. The same two young women are seated in the hooth hut their general appearance is worn and out ol date. For some minutes they sit staring at each other vacantly. Then in a mad rush they simultaneously gather themselves up. grah for their coats and lunge toward the door. hlarge in the rear shouts, uHey. Barney, where are you headed so last? The proprietor gasps. Miss Barnes, Fliss Barnes, you have not paid, and ten years is an awful long time .... H lwiss Barnes: You're telling me. She tosses a coin on the counter in passing. -lm rushing right out to lind mysell' a johf' Nlarge pays the proprietor and hurries alter her. 'lm losing no time in joining that AIATRINKUNIAL BAND XVAGON mysellf' lcurtainl ts: ' A NURSE'S PSALM These are my patients, They shall not wanl. I maketh them to lie down in warm blankets. I leedeth them with a glass tube. I restoreth their health, I teaeheth them the way of our hospital For my sake. Yea, though they sleep in plasters and splints, They shall feel no pain. My smile and my hope they comforteth them. I prepare my hypos in the presence of the supervisor I anoint their bed-sores with oil. Their kidney basins run over. Surely bed-pans and groaning, Will follow me all the days of my life, And I shall dwell in a uniform forever. 63 S Linh.. A. -If A I , PF4-5N'...... s ,. . 4. 'i V- YL.-.5-? Y af k ax 4 fs' i ff is 4, l ,- f -3' -f Q A1-it Q 5. '35 'ass Q iv . '1 Q ' 4 Y ' .I I , ' n . l k . K g-5,,.1' 3' NOTES ON PHYSIOLOGY The hart was the iirst pump ever inventeci. it never stops heating as iong as we're iuficy. it pumps the hiuci through the vanes anci arteries, ciepenciing on wether it's Coming or going. ii you aeei- cientiy cut one oi your hiuci vessels anci icnow a iot ahout iizzciogy, you can teii rite away wether it's a vane or a arter, thus satisiying your curiosity even ii it don't maice you any iess nervise. ii your not quite sure how you ieei, aii a cioetor has to cio is to iissen to your hart to heip you iinci out. ii he tries to iissen on your rite sicie, he's prohahiy not a gooci cioetor. Xve are horn with two iungs anci ii we have any iess itis cian- gerous anci if we have many iess it's impossihie. They heip us to hreethe aii ciay and at nite they hreethe ior us. If it wasn't for the iungs the air wouicin't have any piace speeiai to go and our whoie system wouici he iuii of ciraits. The stummieic receeves aii your iooci hut it prohahiy cionit enjoy it as much as you cio. All you haii to do is to chew your iooci anci swaiiow it, hut your stummicic has aii the woric oi digesting it anci aii the trouhie oi getting sicic from it in ease you senci down some oi the rong things. This proves that the rite one cion't aiways taice the hiame. No matter how poiite and weii eciueateci you are, your stummieic aiso rimes with jeiiy. The iiver is a important part of the hociy whieh we harciiy ever think of tiii we get oicier. Between your necic anci your iegs you are nown as your trunic. proheriy hecause aimost aii the rest of you is paciceci there. The neeic separates our heaci irom our shouiciers anci heips us to iooic sicieways in a hurry. it is one oi the iast things we iearn to wash oi our own tree wiii. Exter iong neeics are more graeeiui in swans than what they are in human heans. The iegs are what distinguish short peopie from taii ones, so even ii we are aii horn equai, iater on in iiie we are more equai sitting than stanciing. The rihs are what iceep us from heing ioose. hiany peopie are tieiciish hetween them. hut it is not eonsiciereci gooci manners to try and iinci out uniess you are pritty gooci irencis. Our joints iceep us irom heing too stiiii as iong as they cionit get stiii. People proheriy resemhie each other more on the insicie than what they aio on the outsicie, heing why we use the outsicie to reeiconize each other hy, espeeiaiiy irom our nevics up. Tuieen from Little Benny's Notebook. titi RAT'S EYE VIEW OF OUR SCIENTIFIC WORLD llirougli experiinenling witli man, we wlmf- rants are alilf- to I llind out mucb ol' value concerning diet and its I-I'Ii-fu. El-lll' Ibllow- ing experiment gives some idea ol wlmt can be done. Tliv Bedroom Ixlazv lfxpvrinwni In tbis, tliree upsycbologistsu were used: A.-Heavy meat eater, dislilces vt-gi-rallies. B.--bloat and vegetable eater. C.-Vegetarian. Our Field worlcers laid in tbe bedroom ol tb:-se tbree subjects and ,observed tlieir progress tbrougb simple mazes lormed by Iurni- ture between tbe ligbt switcb and bed. lxlenvs mates are creatures lwull ol aimless energy wbo continually sbilt tbe furniture about in tbeir dwellings, and in eacb case tbe bedroom furniture bad just been sbilted, destroying tbe old maze and creating a new one. Tbe results were as follows: Learning Ability A.--Reacbed bed ttle bard way tbree nigbts before learning maze. B.-Fell over roclcing cbair tirst nigbt, very spectacular plunge. blade way unscatbed to bed tberealter witb almost ratlilie cunning. C.-Continued nigtlt alter nigbt to crack Sl'lII1S on cbairs and dive over dressing-table stool and stub toes on anytbing wbicb otlered stubbing facilities, until it became apparent be would never completely learn maze in briel time wbicb would ensue before mate would ctiange maze again. Disposition. Average nigbtly swearing upon contact witb lurni- ture was also recorded-tbe number ol expressions employed and tlieir relative intensity. A cbart ol tlie values given to various words is as follows: Psbaw 2 points Darn ..... 5 points Dammit ......... IO points fAnd so onl ................... ...... 2 0-50 points Average nigbtly amounts: A.--10 words lor a total of 500 points. B.-6 words lor a total ol 40 points. C.-1 word lor a total ol only 2 points, sbowing remarkable restraint. We are able to conclude, tben, tbat Ill a moderate meat and vegetarian diet produces best learning ability, and IQI a vegetarian diet produces best disposition. Hence we see tbat even man bas bis uses. Tbougli a dangerous pest, destroying as tie does millions ol dollars' wortb ol property and natural resources eacb year, be is ol tremendous value to us as an instrument witb wbicb, by constant experiments, we are able to malie lile increasingly better lor wbite rats everywbere. SCOTT CORBETT. 67 THE CLASS WILL OF 1940 ln this year ol our l-ord, one thousand nine hundred and forty, we the duly authorized and sworn counsel ol the Class ol lQ4O. having been proved ol unsound mind and amnesia, herehy declare on this paper that this is the last will and testament ol the ahove mentioned party, therehy malcing all other documents lay us null and void: Xve therelore luequeath the lollowing: fJur Blaclc Bands, our pride and joy, to the new Seniors, hut with pins. The old slogan, Early to hed, early to rise, to all who lnollow in our loosteps. Our Hlxlidnight Parties to the Prohies if they can get away with it. To the future inhahitants of House l, we leave the occasional un- expected visits ol friend lxlr. 5' lxlrs. Coclc-Roach and all the little Coclc-Roaches . . . also, the hot-cold water system . . . the squirting fountains . . . the unending staircase . . . the would-he Lily Pons' . . . the shower? . . . the comly green rooms tthat with- out sarcasml. H. Sloan whole-heartedly leaves laehind HAH Quiet on the Xvater- lrontu QG. U., nite duty, lor anyone who wants it. VVescott's heartfelt sympathy to Ryder. hlcconnell gives Ml-he Tattooed Ladyn on the stipulation that it he sung only in the shower. Ralcestrawvs rollicking jolies to Vveiclx. Trexler affords Doris Adams the quality ol heing the prettiest girl in the school. R. R6HH6f'S rounds to llel' I10lJlC SUCCESSOTS. To Unruh, Gleason and Cullin remains the finished art of getting into or out ol trouhle from Barnes. Haines and Johnson. To Slcirving from .lahn goes her long hair. To Guzieciwez from Krall goes her short hair and to Burlie her tranquil manner. Kneiblher hestows upon Arnao her good humor and her ever immaculate caps. To Eleanor Haas goes Kegerizes Dutch accent. F. Gartley's nite duty to Gleeson. Nickels infectious uGiggle to P. Gerhinger. Reeps, weelcly proctor reports to whoever wants them. l,ostel's drawl to Sigaloos. l.eo's candid expressions to lxliss Ely. Nl. Boder's hewilderment to lngileclo. fi. Speal4man's zips to Ferrell. 68 THE CLASS WILL OF 1940 lxlill'till'S egg! salacl sanclwiclles witllout crust to tile Ml .unclieoni-tt1's. l Ricllteris infatuation lor tile opposite sex to Dilmlmle. Viclcit-'s Hclonalcl clucli clmtter ancl spasmoclic explosions to lxlrs. Fry. lxl. Harnmer's gestures to llair. Ducllm-y's cliange ol' lic-art to Justice. Dul'lielfl's wit ancl liumor to wlierever it lits in-il ever. lxlorganis Ufiain NV9tQlltH tlieory to wlioever neecls it. lXl0tZPIllN'i'lif'l S speecl to all ol' you, ancl you liave 7:30 clates. Bartieis atllletic' alpility to tile liaslcetlmll team. l. Cox's impersonations and Ralm-Ralfs to Rezniclc. Butleris slow motion to lxliss Laclcl. Cavagnarois jitterlaug clancing to Humplirey. Bernotas' apple pies to tlie Nurses' Dining Room. Forbes' impencling punctuality to Slierman. Poole's practical jolces to Clieyney. lxlatalavages clynamic Volume to A. Bocler. VVoocly's music appreciation to Unruli. lVlacNeal's new slioes to someone witliout corns. TruiJy's nite lite to Slcirving. Louglirc-y's lrivolity to Klein. Smitlfs clual personality to Proloasco. Xfve tl1erel7ore cleclare tliis to ine our last will ancl testament to wliicli we llerewitll alilix our seal and signatures as witnesses. JANET BUTLER. EDITH DUFFIELD. 69 C L A S S M O T T O Nihil Sine Lahore ALMA MATER Tune-- Fur Above Cayugcfs Vvalersn 1 Children of our Alma lxlater Sing we now her praise, For the school we love so dearly Fond our voices raise. CIlOfllS Hail to thee-our Alma hlater Thee we will uphold, For the school of Hahnemann Stands the Blue and Gold. 2 ln the eity's lousy clamor Stands she great and tall, Vvith a helping hand to Otter Ever friend to all. 3 ln the past and in the luture Thee we shall revere: As a lriend and loving mother Xve salute thee here. H. DURBIN and D. RUSH, '57, 70 l A WORD OF INSPIRATION FOR A DEEP DARK MOOD mlqlierelore wlien Heaven intencls to fall a man to a great mission, Ili- always lirst llarclens luis amlmition. lmelalmors luis musfles anal lmones, starves luis lmocly, clenies llim tht- necessities ol' lille, ancl lrustrates wllat lie sets out to rlo, so tliat luis amlyition may lne lvfncllecl ancl luis ellarafter lw strengjtllenecl ancl lie may learn to clo wliat lie eoulcl not clo lwloref'-lxleneius. .. Tlianli Coil every morning wlien you get up tliat you liave some- tliing to clo tliat clay NVllil'll must lie clone, wlietlier you like it or not. Being lorfecl to worlc, ancl lorrecl to tlo your lnest, will lrreecl in you temperanee anal sell-Control, cliligence ancl strengtli ol will, elleerlulness ancl Content, ancl a liunclrecl virtues wliicli tlie iclle never lmowf'-Ianles Russell Lowell. Do not pray lor easy lives. Pray to lie stronger menl Do not pray lor taslcs equal to your powers. Pray lor powers equal to your taslcsf'--Samuel Butler. ul..isten to tlie Exllortation ol tlie Dawnl Loolc to tlmis Dayl For it is Lile, time very Life ol Lile. ln its lyriel Course lie all time Verities and Realities of your Existence: Tile Bliss ol Growtli, The Glory ol Action, Time Splendor ol Beauty. For Yesterclay is lnut a Dream, Ancl Tomorrow is only a Vision: But Toclay well-livecl malces every Yesterday a Dream ol Happiness, Ancl every Tomorrow a Vision ol' Hope. Loolc well tllerelore to tllis Dayl Suell is tl1e Salutation ol tlie D8NX'l1.H-'L,lItl2llUtUll. ml-oclay is Yesterclays Future, ancl Tomorrowis Pastlu THE EDITOR. 71 BRUCK'S NURSES OUTFITTING CCD. 17 North State S CHICAGO, ILL. 387 Fourth Avenue NEW YORK, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS FRANK CE. STEWART OF COMPANY The ' ATLANTIC Building Com A REFININC3 COMPANY 0 L S i PHILADELPHIA O PETROLEUM PRODUCTS HUMOR Definition ol Column Humor is usually lunny,-hut not this time- clue to the writer. These are a lew ol our lnrighter moments. lxlemories-lirst, to- SOIIQ I'0CllEllS lll CV6fyOllC,S Ol' Zllly0Il6'S Sllllqlxy I'0OlTll Gang rramming lor lollowing clay's examsl Snatches here ancl there throughout: Overhearcl in Diet Kitchen- lxlac- Do you malce Coleslaw with Caluloage or LettuCe?,' Ecle-uvvhich clo you think? Do you grease Jello pans? Vvoncler who tore that one loose? lxliss. P.- VVhat is a lat-lree lood? Barnes-Ul'l20. Ancl we all turnecl out to he frantic coolcs. Happenings in O. R.: The time Poole wrappecl the millc lyottle, sup- posing it to he Crusacle Vvarel Une time the High Hat tool: a heating ancl was wrappecl tool The General Salutation to all green people in O. R.: Fifty-lour-lorty-in the 'wet' closet, Nliss Hervey saicl sol 73 DEFINITELY NOT HIGH PRICED OLIVER H. BAIRC? 1820 CHESTNUT ST. RIT. 'I58'l ' RACE 1110 L. M. SHEAFFER CLOISTERDALE FARM EGGS EPHRATA, PENNSYLVANIA Old Homestead Fudge MANUFACTURED BY THOMAS M. DAVIS 922 Master Street PHILADELPHIA THE KENSINGTON NATIONAL BANK Girard and Frankford Avenues Organized 1826 LIBERTY TITLE 84 TRUST COMPANY Broad and Arch Streets Fifth Street and Tabor Road Broad and Federal Streets MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FOUNDED 1885 THE CHAS. H. ELLIOTT COMPANY Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. 0 ENGRAVERS : PRINTERS : JEWELERS The Largest College Engraving House in the World SHARP 8. DOHME PHARMACEUTICALS MULFORD BIOLOGICALS A Delicacy Ior Every -Iahle. Endorsed by The American Medical Association Hot Buckwheat Cakes, Muff I Hns or VJaIIIes are only at their best when served with IAS?-iniinup TURKEY TABLE SYRUP WmJ 'U 'Tu A Luscious, Economical 1' , 1 Syrup T'g ,f:,, . Manufacttired by the B . MIH W-1... . lf- i f J. STROMEYER CO. er Philadelphia, Pa. Ask Your Grocer HUMOR l am wlmt l mn-so llc-lp me-. l will lie wllat l will lxe too, l woulcl lme what l woulcl lie lorever. Tlme wllole troulmle is- l Sll0lllCl lJe wliat l slloulcl lme- But neverl R. C. HAINES. We tliinlc it quite necessary lor all nurses to lcnow that to be well equippecl to meet tlme lNl.D.'s approval, eaclm of us must carry: 1. Tongue clepressors. 2. B. P. apparatus. 3. Stethoscope. 4. Flashlight. 5. Pen. 6. Cllarts. 7. Request lalanlcs of all lcincls, colors and sizes ancl in numeralole quantities. 8. lxledicine closets. Q. Infusion sets. 10. Towels- wet on one enclf' ancl anytlming else you can tlminlc ol. 75 NORIHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK IN PHILADELPHIA Broad Street and Fairmount Ave. MEMBER Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ITS FORD FOR 40 AND IT S BROAD MOTORS FOR FORDS Also Mercury and Lmcoln Zephyr 340 North Broad 4 Hr Serwlce Spru e 6041 IVY HILL CEMETERY Noted for Dxstmctlve Service Smce 1867 rt H1 Easton Road Mt Anry PHILADELPHIA PA I Burpee's Seeds Grow I SEED CATALOG FREE I I W. ATLEE BURPEE CO. PHILADELPHIA I OLD I I COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA PA Manufacturers of De Luxe Year Book Covers and Loose Leaf Binders FINNAREN AND HALEY nc 60th and Thompson Streets 24 North 52nd Street 5629 Chester Avenue 4665 67 Frankford Avenue H BELFIELD CO MANUFACTURERS NND ,IOBBERS V-XLVES 'XND FITTINGS Sm e 1816 435 N Broad Street Ph ladelpha Pa SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED TO RELIEVE STRAIN AND FATIGUE DR SCHIILLS The Greatest Value at thus low 5 price of NURSES IIXFIIIIII Wggegd Whnte Kid Suede 86 85 88 75 White Lmduck Lned anit mx ally r t III cxery detall me e n o c n Trx tn r our eou D Jun tt r DR SCHOLLS FOOT COMFORT SHOP New Address 1628 Chestnut Street un RIIICIIIT U , . 3 7 v , I . 2 ' . V c . . ' . ' PIPE, . , .' . , . , I , . . X L . . - I 1 - Qhcstm II 0293 . , 1 1 , . I . I - - S6 8 4.,. . Dcsij . 0 'c P cor ec ' ' 1' f F' Vfhitc Elk. easy to clean and keep clean . . . easy on your I ct duri g th 5 Io g duty hours. I' u a pai I C t s iscc t oI IIVL m Nu ses. 7 PI m cz ' ousc '979 TG SCIENTIFIC PEST CONTROL AND SANITATION an I V O G E L R T T IN Q. EXTERMINATING COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA LOCUST iszs fgpiapciigsprgtggrfrar p p p RACE im: The ALEX. KERR BRO. 81 CO Marlcet Street National Banlc INCORPQRATED Juniper and Market Streets Philadelphia, Pa. o Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WM. H. WALTERS 81 SONS Heating f Plumbing f Power Piping Mechanical Ventilation 1310-12-14 N. CARLISLE STREET PHILADELPHIA 800 North Delaware Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. All Grades Salt Since 1849 Distributors of Worcester Salt Manufacturers of Surgical and Orthopedic Appliances ARTIFICIAL LIMBS HANS W. CHRISTOPH INCORPORATED 1927-33 Delancey Street Philadelphia, Pa. THE OHIO CHEMICAL 8g MANUFACTURING CO. 3623-25 Brandywine Street Philadelphia, Pa. NITROUS OXIDE OXYGEN TENT OXYGEN RENTAL SERVICE BOERICKE 8: TAFEL Homeopathic Pharmacists and Publishers O Business Established in 1835 Saotit namatmo.. L A . MEATQUAM MLTRY 402-404 N.SscoNo STREET PHILADELPHIA ACORN UNIFORM SHOP FULL LINE READYfMADE UNIFORMS Nurses - Waitresses - Beauticians - Maids NAN JOSEPH, Prop. 1526 Sansom Street Loc. 5951 ST 'XTIONERS SCHOOL SLPPLIES THE ADAMS LESSACK COMPANY TALCO PRODUCTS Your Nenghborhood Statnoners and Prmters 145 North 15th Street Phlladelphza Pa Locut 1111 Rate In Frank L. Lagan Geo. H. McConnell PHILADELPHIA SURGICAL INSTRUMENT CO. PHYS1CIAN'S EQUIPMENT E? SUPPLIES NURSES CASES SICKROOM SUPPLIES HOSPITAL BEDS ON RENTAL 1717 Sansom Street Rig, 3613 PQMPLIMERTS OF COLONIAL DRUG CO 15th and Race Streets PHILADELPHIA PUSEY HARDWARE COMPANY 132 North Enghth Street PHILADELPHIA EST ABLISHED 18 4 WATSON MALONE 86 SONS L U M B E R Laurel Street Wharves PHILADELPHIA PEIN nypacker 777 MERIN BALIBAN PHOTOGRAPHY 1010 Chestnut Street Phtladelphxa Pa SMILING JIM POTATO CO Pednsylvanla Potato Truck Temunal 101 E Oregon Ave Phxladelphxa Pa Bell Fulton 644 Keystone IVIHID G B ECHENHOFER COMPANY 720 Callowhlll Street PHILADELPHIA COVIPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM A WEAVER 6742 Lawnton Ave Oak Lane Phlladelpha SCANLAN MORRIS PRODUCTS NURSESH' SAEEGUARD THE STRENGTH or THE NEW MOTHERS ALLOVV YOURSELF MORE TIME WITH THE BART Use DY DEE WASH SERVICE SAFE MODERR ECONONAICPXL 4136 Mxtchell St Phila Pa Rox 00 Service -1- Savmgs Satlsfactnon Call R1t 2080 Today and Determme for Yourself the Substantlal Discounts You Can Secure Through MERCHANDISE SERVICE Inc 1700 Gxrard Trust Bldg Philadelphia P Bell Phone Lombard 0977 RYNES 86 FREEDMAN Wholesale Fruit and Produce Fancy Fruxt Exclusnvely 11 DOCK STREET PHILADELPHIA Bell Fremont 774 Kex tone Rate 9641 ACHENBACH 81 BUTLER Inc Heat and Cold Insulatmg Contractors 1 0810 BR-XINDHXXINE STREET PHILKDELPHI-X PHX KIRK 85 NICE UNDERTAKERS 630 1 Germantown Avenue PHILADELPHIA R SINCERE PRESCRIPTION SERX ICE GEORGE B EVANS SON N W Cor Broad and Locust Sts pen Dav and N1 ht Km 1095 . . 1 t T , J- 1 1 I . 9 , o X, . 1 l . . P 1 Tv- S . A , , - . Q . ,A'Mg4 1 .. 7 . '1 9 1 , . . - . . , A 7 . 4 . . Y , . A i T L A , g U . . . 3- ,7 ' 7 ., ., . ..-3 1 - - 2 P 'S Z' 1 l , . 1 l I - v vyv 7' 1 1 7 , ,PA-l . ., .. 1 . , .. . . . 1 ,. . LO I .fl . . TS Bell Wal 109W 96 Keystone Rtec 6191 WAYNE V POTTS MEATS AND POULTRY FRESH FROSTED FOODS Readmg Temunal Market Philadelphia VULCAN SUPPLIES CO Inc Olls Gre1ses Gear Compounds Auto So1ps 1418 Race Street Phxladelpha COMPLIMENTS OF MR AND MRS PAUL HAI-INEMANN LUNCHEONETTE ICPPOSICC the Nurses Home 246 NORTH 15TH STREET A PLEASANT PLACE FOR YOU TO EAT AND REST JOHN A BORNEMAN 86 SONS I-IOMEOPATI-IIC PHARMAC ISTS 248 NORTH 15TH STREET PHILADELPHIA PA W1l 6649 Race 0084 ALBERT RANSOM KITCHEN EQUIPMENT SILVER GLASS CHINA UTENSILS FOR HOSPITALS INSTITUTIONS ETC 129 North 11th Street Phlladelphla Pa COMPLIMENTS OF WM W DUGAN 86 SON PHILADELPHIA PA WHOLESALE DAIRY PRODUCTS BROWN PACKING COMPANY Select Fresh Frozen Frults and Vegetables Fruxt ulces Mmce Meat Glaced Frults Shelled Nuts CHRISTIAN 86 HOWARD STREETS PHILADELPHIA PA Howard 3737 8 9 Mam 5601 7 COMPLIMENTS OF COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS CORPORATION Purchase At Your Drugglsts The Oflglniil ADHESIVE EASE NON IRRITATING ANTISEPTIC NON EXPLOSIVE or Safe Pamless Removal of Adhestve Tape from the Body F DURST 86 COMPANY PHILADELPHIA PA VICTOR V CLAD CO Manufacturers of FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT CHINA GLASS AND SILVERWARE 117 119 121 S. 11th Street Phlladelphxa Rlttcnhousc 9 548 BERGERS INC FLOWERS 8 South 18th Street Philadelphia fBelow fhestnutj Cnty and Suburban Delnverles RICHARD YOUNG Physxcxans and Hospxtal Supplzes Surgxcal Instruments of Quality Supporters Rubber Goods Rmgenhouse 663 214 N Flfteenth St PHILADELPHIA PA CDMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE deB MYERS Wilnut 7477 7478 Rate W W CONGRATULATIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA APPAREL CO Makers of Good Umforms 247 249 North 12th Street Phxladelphxa Delaware 0985 E l 0 BELFI BROS 86 CO Inc TILE MARBLE MOSAIC TERRAZZO SLATE 4310 16 Josephme Street Philadelphia Pa HEALTH CORSET SHOP No Corset We Cannot Make No Flgure e Cannot Fmt FOR STYLE HEALTH AND COMFORT SARA ARGENT Pans Graduate Corsetlere 1906 CHESTNUT STREET Phone RIT 3w0w fReasonably Prxtecll : . . . f- : : 1' .' '92 ., . . I 1 K Y 9 . . . . 7 Pa. I , . . , - , 4 ' , . K 1 I s . 9 , . ' ' 11 , ' ' , Pa. A 1 I - 1 . , . . , . . . . . , . - . . Trusses-Elastic Stockmgs-Arch Y ' W ' ,5 . ' . , . , . , , L f, ,, f07f ' 1 - V f as 98 5 , , . ., . F , ' ' , , -A , S. . , . . 4 . - I I . 1 ' - - ' W 9 4' A I , I 49 - .Ego I. T I rxqjffe et ' H I I atqu anim 7-unwun 4-hmfr :fn-nm: UID I-mhionrh Glxomlatn 914 Chestnut St., 3633 Gemmntown Ave. 3630 N. Broad St., Philadelphia WALK EASY SHOE SHOP 815 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. Corrective Shoes for Men, Women and Children f Nurses' Shoes a Specialty COMPLIMENTS OF S. F. DURST 86 COMPANY Manufacturers of DEPENDABLE PHARMACEUTICALS 7516 Limekiln Pike Philadelphia, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS HANSELMAN 146 Dock Street, Philadelphia Pa e Market Keystone Main FRANK HELLERICK Co Inc BUTTER EGGS CHEESE and POULTRY 120 Callowhlll St 349 351 New Market St PHILADELPHIA BRENTANO S BOOKS 1726 Chestnut Street 1332 Walnut Street Rittenhouse 9 3 75 PHILADELPHIA COMPLIMENTS COMPANY Telephones: Bell, Market 1200 f Key., Park 5337 PIONEER SALT COMPANY 940 NORTH DELAWARE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. Rittenhouse 956619567 Race 7165 WOOD-STRETCH 86 CO PAINTERS AND DECOR ATORS 2039 Arch Street Ph ladelphla I SABEL, Inc Correctixe Shoes for MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN Ieffer on Building 1015 Chestnut Street Ph ladelpha The ilanuher anh Smltb QIIU JEVJELERS AND SILVERSMITHS Manufacturing Fraternity evs elers 726 Chestnut Street Philadelphia P FRANK T HESSINGER FUNERAL DIRECTOR REGent 9064 HANcocl-c 6774 PHILADELPHIA RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS SUPPLIED Bell Phone Regent 4513 FRANK A WESNER 86 SON COFFEE ROASTERS 2539 41 E Boston Axe Philadelphia Pa COMPLIMENTS OF FELTON SIBLEY 86 CO Inc PHILADELPHIA uallty Pamt Manufacturers Since 1863 K E Y S T O N E House and Window Cleaning Co Inc Vsmdow Cleaning, Building, Maintenance Floor and Wall Washing Watclmnman Serxx c Stone Cleaning, Vwfaxxng PENnypacker 6140 1310 Spruce Street 314 Widener Building Compliments Glhe Svunbap bthnul Eames B ll, 3 , ' , , 0, I ' I . . J 7 . -. , . . , ao OF INTERNATIONAL RESISTANCE 2013 E. Susquehanna Ave. 219 W. Tabor Rd a 's - ' . ' ., . I , . Q . U . - 7 . Q, O A P I lr - y - I , I of 80 uurnou: .srnucl ans --- Y 1 FELDENS RKIEN LE 27 SOUTH NUNETEENTH STREET PHILADELPHIA Guilhrraft dBptirians PROGRESSIVE QUAKER CITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1821 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. GEORGE SUTTON, Secretary PUTNAM DENTAL LABORATORY 34-36 S. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. JESSE H. HUGKNALL, Proprietor Bell Telephone: Rittenhouse 9681 COMPLIMENTS OF H. L. GREEN COMPANY DINE EG? DANCE AT DION'S 215 N. 15th Street The Hahnemann Rendezvous GREETINGS FROM POP E? MOM COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIOTT-LEWIS ELECTRICAL CO., INC. PHILADELPHIA, PA. JOHN M. MARIS CO. HOSPITAL, DRUGGISTS' AND LABORATORY GLASSWARE 528 Arch Street COMPLIMENTS Ulf HOSPITAL CLOTHING CO. 1107 WALNUT STREET c.:oMPL1MENTS or ELITE DRUG CO., Inc. 329 North Broad Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. WILKIE BUICK, INC. J. E. HENRY, President D. P. BROVVN 86 CO. BELTING - BELT LACING 259-261 North Lawrence Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. F. W. HOFFMAN 86 CO., INCORPORATED Cleaning Supplies Sanitary Equipment 35-37 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia COMPLIMENTS OF The legal Zlntelligencer 222 North 15th Street COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PHILADELPHIA MAX'S Sandwich 86 Soda Shoppe A Delightful Spot for a Rendezvous L SANDWICHES . . . SALADS . , . BooTH ff'-X X SERVICE . . . NURSES' SUPPLIES AWBRAEEJNINGERH Orders Put Up to Take Out ' Hc' 1 We Deliver - Phone Loc. 8920 .W COF?.l6'ri-1 WALNUT S S M. CHERRY, Prop. 238 N. 15th St. l N PHII-A021-PHiA DR. ROBERT A. HIBBS DR. NEWLIN F. PAXSON DR. BRUCE V. MacFADYEN HENRY L. CROWTHER, M,D. cticc Limited to Obstetrics and Gynecology Medical Tower, 255 South 17th Street DR. JAMES D. SCHOEIELD DR. THOMAS M. SNYDER DR. MORRIS FITERMAN DR. ALBERT MUTCH DR. CHARLES B. HOLLIS DR. A. B. WEBSTER DR. IAMES M. CODFREY DR. EVERETT H. DICKINSON DR. HORACE L. WEINSTOCK DR. THOMAS W. PHILLIPS DR. ROBERT M. HUNTER DR. LEOPOLD S. LIPSITZ DR. A. V. HALLOWELL DR. W. C. I-IUNSICKER, jr. N. ARIANO, jr., D.D.S. DR. WALTER J. SNYDER DR. JAMES B. BERT DR. GARTI-I W. BOERICKE DR. LOWELL L. LANE DR. j. W. FRANK DR. WILLIAM A. WEAVER DR. GEORGE LORENZ, jf. DR. FRANK O. NAGLE DR. JULES J. KLAIN DR. ALFONSO L. PIERRO DR. WM. L. MARTIN DR. N. FULMER HOFFMAN DR. MARION W. BENJAMIN ul. CARL CURISVJELL, D.D.S. DR. RALPH M. DONALDSON DR. JOHN L. REDMAN ffwonlinuecl from Page 55l xvlien it lpecame necessary to xvallt lmaclq to the stalnle alter the liorse moultl no longer tolerate luis ricler. A larger percentage liavorecl bicycling out in liairmount ljarlt and they too learnecl that it requires some sltill to sticli on a lyicycle seat. Now ancl tlien roller sltating captured our at- tention and we clicl our share ol in- clulgence along this line. Again the Sclluylltill ollierecl the chance to clrilt clown the river in a little recl canoe. l-uclcily no real mishap ever occurred in tliese LlIlClE'l'lillill1QS. Ancl lest we lorget-lull many a lmrilliant host we had at our co-ecl parties ever alert to the importance ol' utempus lugitu and the inevitallle ten-thirty hell. Ancl last hut not least our inclispensalmle jam sessions xvliere every suhject has heen clis- cussecl ancl every alxsurclitv lilterecl. .Ns Iilf- clrilts onwarcl our iclle musings will recapture tlie glamor ol tlnese liappv scenes. Yours trulv, FEB BARNES. DR. HARRY D. EVANS DR. RUSSEL K. MATTERN DR. PAUL C. WITTMAN ABE L. GREENBERG -E5-he Incorporated 2 5 1116 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Penna. Nurses' Uniforms of all types. Florence Nightingale White Swan Kin. 1660 Est. 1910 x Alterations Free 4 i t SEABOARD MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. JAMES A. ANDREVJ, President A sound, progressive, mutual company, writing Automotive, Plate Glass, and all other Casualty lines except WOfkmCI1'S Compensation Write Our Brokerage Department for Information SEABOARD BUILDING 5700 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, Pa. HEMOGLOBIN OM- ETER-DARE Improved -Q Restand- ardized so that normal equals 16 grams per 100 cc. faverage of all tindingsj. All instru' ments are now sup' plied with gram scales. Dare Hemoglobinoineters are now checked against the Van Slyke Oxy' gen Capacity Method. For sale by all Supply Houses Ask for descriptive circular. RIEKER INSTRUMENT CO., Sole Mfrs. 1919-1921 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. THE PEROEPTIPLAN ... CAMPUS A VISUAL COMPREHENSIVE SIMPLIFYING WHAT GENERALLY IS A COMPLEX TASK THAT CONERONTS EVERY ANNUAL EDITOR. MAY OUR SALES AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE SHOW YOU THE PERCEPTIPLAN? PUBLISHING COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1500 SPRUCE STREET PHILADELPHIA 85 Nh s, Pm I fm 5041? 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