Hartford Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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NIO!! JOSEPHINE ASSUNTA BOI Bristol, Conn. I know nothing of tomorrow, My business is to be Good and happy today. Marie' MARIE ANGELA BOMBACI Essex, Conn. I love tranquil solitude And such society As is quiet, wise and good. Betty ANNETTA ELIZABETH BOOTHE Hamden, Conn. True artists are a rare, rare breed, There were but two, forsooth, In all my time, the stage's prime, And the other one was Boothef' Millie' MILDRED IRMA BROANDT Hartford, Conn. A daughter of the Gods, Divinely tall, And most divinely, fair. Brownie ALICE ANNETTA BROWN Hartford, Conn. Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fateg Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. .fF'N-. .24- 5 .,.. 1 . .Vg V - Ei , .4 .iii .ia-Lxgq ,-VW NJ , yp-, :1 is 90 J in 3 ' mi l .- E5-.-2.51, l- Vu ICT!! f

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ffAndyD ETHEL JOSEPH ANDERSON Montowese, Conn. Here is a sigh to those who love me, And a smile to those who hateg And whatever sky is above me, Here's a heart for every fate. ffAndyD RUTH PEARL ANDREANI Torrington, Conn. A little work, A little play, To keep us going, And so, good day. 3' RUBY DARLINE BARNETT Strafford, Missouri Have you found your life dis- ' tasteful? l - V My life did, and does, smack sweet, Was your youth of pleasure waste- ful? Mine I save and hold complete. ffBey,gy,, MARY ELIZABETH BERGSTRGM Hartford, Conn. Unthinking, idle, Wild, and young- I laughed and danced And talked and sung. WX,--fx , D0fii6,' DOROTHY ELIZABETH BITTNER Hartford, Conn. The little fears that fretted me, I lost them yesterday, The foolish fears of what might pass, I I cast them all away. I l Bame WW ?3377 t N, , , ,.,.iJ.,.v,,:7 , f V ,, 4,

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1 Q- - ' ' 'Y iv ,oy L, Buzz LOIS ELISABETH BUSSEY West Hartford, Conn. We never know how high we are 'Til we are called to riseg And then, if we are true to plan, Our statures touch the skies. ffl-Ieddyi, HEDWIG THERESE BYSTROWSKI New Britain, Conn. Somebody said that it couldn't be done, But she with a chuckle replied, That 'maybe it couldn't', but she would be One who wouldn't say 'til she tried. Vera VERA MARGARET CARLSON Waterbury, Conn. Says he-'I'd better call again,' Says she-'Think likely Misterl' The last word pricked him like a pin, An'-wal, he up an' kis't her. rrpollyn PAULINE HELEN CARPINO Hartford, Conn. Though poor be our purse, And though narrow our span, Let us all try to do, A good turn when we can. FCNOYMJJ NORMA MARY CARTOCCI Torrington, Conn. Life is a glorious cycle of song, A medley of extemporania. Love is a thing that can never go wrong, And I am Marie of Roumaniaf' it L., A -ox A is at sl, I 1 P Q Qu 4, fs. f V gr AM!-'. -,nw wg. gl -111 ,ry -, A-Q N: 'NIM fi. Www, Q 'li x 1 f 4 4 iw M, . 1, up ., f il? - ' 1- X n kxg 'Q'-. ,1,,., rl ls, I, , , , ' ffl? lf, f ' - . - i A 'l4'1 'i'r'. 51 . - -' '. . - ' ' ' . 'J' .,:,' f liv- ' 4 , ,.l1.5', X ,'.'j. 'J ii. Iii .-'4,fa:?Y?, ---1 '- T - iagagq in ,,,: MM --, ha iw .if -7 - wg rf' gf -A 1. mllf 2 ffl-M fat