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

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k -Pae- ANNE CARMEL PETRILLO New Haven, Conn. A good portrait is like a biogra- Phy, And neither painter nor biographer Can carry out his task successfully Unless he is 'admitted behind the scenes. Hlvinnien WINIFRED GRACE POLLARD North Adams, Mass. Some pray to marry the man they love, , My prayer will somewhat vary, I humbly pray to Heaven above, That I love the man I marry. ffMarge!! H MARJORIE ELIZABETH PORTER Unionville, Conn. I woke one morning, And found myself famous. ffRae3! RUTH ELLEN RAYNO Hartford, Conn. Books are keys to wisdom's treas- ureg Books are gates to lands of pleas- ure, Books are paths that upward leadg Books are friends. Come let us read. Reed MURIEL FAE REED Newport, Vt. Let tomorrow take care of to- morrow,- Leave things of the future to fate, What's the use to anticipate sor- row?- Life's troubles come never too late.' 3 'L

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ff-Marty!! MARTHA HAYNES PAGE Guilford, Conn. Do all the good you can, In all the ways you can, To all the people you can, As long as ever you can. ffBunny,, BERNICE MARION PAWELCIK Enfield, Conn. A few can touch the magic string, And noisy fame is proud to win them:-- Alas for those that never sing, But die with all their music in them. 'fB0bby MARY JANE PEASE West Hartford, Conn. A little fun To match the sorrow Of each day's growing- And so good morrow. ffperzyll HELENE JOAN PERZANOWSKI Torrington, Conn. This world is not so bad a world As some would like to make itg Though whether good, or whether bad, Depends on how we take it. ffperzyff MARY ELIZABETH PERZANOWSKI Rockville, Conn. To have a thing is nothing, If you've not the chance to show it, And to know a thing is nothing, Unless others know you know it. I 94,4 ,M ,,fsff:', ' ,f1fsa,3g:f,g-i' , , , . pf 'Jn ,, 'if fl, , 4 ' ' Hoff, .,,,,! ii i'L?' J fv7i'f K ,... ,I '-155 . Tr!! W3 ,

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NDOD DORIS ROBERTS Williamstown, Mass. Everywhere I look I see- Fact or fiction, life, or play, Still the little game of three, B and C in love with A. Mary MARY ROSE RODVAN Rockville, Conn. A lady with a lamp shall stand In the great history of the land, A noble type of good, Heroic womanhoodf' ffshirlii SHIRLEY GRACE ROOSE East Hartford, Conn. It's easy 'nuf to titter When the stew is smokin' hot, But it's mighty hard to giggle, When there's nothing in the pot. S9 ffBgtty33 V BETTY GERTRUDE ROOS Deep River, Conn. Say I'm weary, say I'm sad, Say that health and wealth have missed me, Say I'm growing old, but add, He kissed me! Carrie CAROLINE RUBIN Springfield, Mass. Sammy, how lonely we shall be! What shall we do, You without me, I without you? J. .Q .,f- I ,, -It Q 55 I 'WIS 4 ni. .i,,,,,,i V 1-J QQ J X ., VL li M4 il' -1- ' , ix, i J