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

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To be pie payed for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace. (G. Washington) AUDREY E. KUGLER, Little Audrey — quiet humor . . . happy-go-lucky . . . cheerful disposition . . . still has that surprised look — could it be arising with the birds that does it? — pet peeve Little Audrey jokes. There may be others as kind and true, But in our hearts there ' s just one you IRENE LIACHOWITZ, Lockf— slim and quick . . . great sense of responsibility . . . serious, but has her looney mo- ments . . . faithful friend . . . excellent class spirit . . . versa- tile . . . fascination for fine music, poetry, and clothes. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm H ttt FRANCES E. LLOYD, Fran — placid and not easily dis- turbed . . . noted for her handiwork . . . well-groomed . . . O.R. specialist . . . favorite expressions Oh, room-mate . . . dotes on arguments. Your job is important, don ' t think it ' s not. Do try hard to give it the best that you ' ve got ?4

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You benefit yourself only as yon benefit humanity. (Oliver) MARY MARGARET KEBLER, Peggy — the reason why the phone rings so often . . . she comes from Kane, Penna., and she ' ll be your friend for life if you know where it is . . . are you still on 3-11, Peggy? . . . has an appreciative ear for a funny story. A thing of beauty is a joy forever NORMA KEMBLE, Norma — full of pep . . . spirited . . , courageous and determined . . . excellent worker . . . winning ways . . . cuts a charming figure . . . strictly a one man woman. Her merry laugh and winning way has brightened many a gloomy day v VIRGINIA M. KENT, Ginny — she stands out in any crowd despite her small stature . . . shy but composed . . . ' perfectly matched ' ensembles . . . pet peeve — racial prejudice . . . Rhapsody in Blue before it was ' jazzed ' . . . Ginny is an all-round good guy . A pretty girl is like a melody 23

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No man who has the privilege of rendering service to his fellows ever makes a sacrifice. (B. T. Washington) MARY LYONS (ROBINSON), Mary Jo — gets a bang out of life . . . model figure and gracious carriage . . . famed for her ' long bob ' and pert profile . . . frank and assertive. Know then that I consider brown For ladies eyes the only color, And deem all other eyes in town (compared to yours) opaque, duller MARY T. McCANN, ' ' Mary — muffet . . . most dependable . . . good-natured . . . studious ... a silent atlas . . . sincerity is her prime characteristic . . . many surprises with knowing Mary. She has a way that ' s all her own RUBERTA E. MEI SSNER, Ruby — lovable . . . always writ- ing letters . . . walking in the rain is her specialty ... a staunch friend . . . works petit point . . . has her troubles keeping us in hand in her capacity of President of Student Council. Life is but a pebble sunk. Deeds, the circle grouing 25