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

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is better to die on Freedom ' s Battlefield than to live ' neatb Slavery ' s Yoke. (Singer) ELIZABETH ELLIS, Betty — fashionable dresser . . . dotes on earrings . . . never a dull moment when Betty is around . . . known for her ' special diet ' . . . flashing green eyes and golden brown hair . . . partial to redheads . . . top-notch person to know. Happy ivho in her verse can gently steer from grave to light, from pleasant to serene JANET R. ESHELMAN, fanet — a nimble wit ... a cheery smile and wealth of humor . . . Janet is undecided as to whether it ' s to be the Navy or O.R. . . . quick repartee . . . how she loves to do needles! Climb high, climb far The goal the sky, the aim the star BETTY FAUNCE, Fauncie — a beautiful smile, a winning way ... a born leader and efficient nurse . . . under that calm composure is a turmoil of emotions, but with that certain one — ' tis a rosy world. Wise to resolve, and patient to perform 19

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Our earnest, daily pray ' r — O Lord, make us worthy of our noble heritage, to serve humanity ' s cause. (Singer) LORRAINE FOX, Foxie — April moods . . . but a letter a day will keep her happy and gay . . . generous ... a true blue and loyal gal . . . should have received a degree in OBS . . . football fan . . . always reducing — the chocolate sundae method . . . Cape May — the Gem of the Ocean. ' ' Laugh and be well OLIVE M. FROMHOLZER, Olive — infectious smile . . . frank but tactful ... to know her is to love and respect her . . . efficient nurse . . . eventful dinner dates with her kid brother . . . passion for ice-cream . . . truly ' adorable ' . A laugh mindful of April showers ' ELAINE GEITZ, Geitzie — a willing worker . . . very inde- pendent . . . frank and to the point . . . favorite pastime — crocheting . . one of our shift gals . . . remember those midnight snacks provided by her? . . . how could we forget . . . the Navy in the near future ... we hope! The secret of success is constancy of purpose 18

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Happiness does not consist in getting something; it consists in becoming something. (Crane) ADELE A. GILIOTTI, G— even-tempered . . . versatile talker . . . partial to the Navy . . . fashionable dresser . . . neat and poised . . . As Time Goes By . . . I ' ll think about it — ' Life is a jest, and all things show it, I thought so once, but now I know it FLORENCE GRAY— better known as Jimmie . . . full of pep . . . twinkli ng eyes . . . personality plus . . . great heart interest in the army . . . will never forget the food at Friend ' s ... a friend indeed ... a hit on Pediatrics . . . popular with all. As merry as the day is long MARIAN E. HACKENBERG, Hack 1 ' — quiet and unassum- ing . . . fascinating drawl . . . knows whereof she speaks . . . plans a future in industrial nursing . . . always willing to help. Much, much more the heart may feel Than pen may write, or lips reveal ' ' 20