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

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X,f'i---U-, ' -ik'-u Pearl PEARL S. D. WANIC Wethersfield, Conn. I have no talent for making new friends, But, oh, such a genius For fidelity to old ones. N Wassie f' 'X CLARA MARGARET I i NVASNIEWSKI , 5 I,- Colchester, Conn. Ja- l fl Sometimes when people pity me, I cell them with no rancor, That for what it costs me to be free, I might have bought an anchor. ., I '?'5 lf'lvf n . ' L' 'illzlmil' fa s ecpegv V, , il, b L f MARGARET JANE WATSON I: A A ' Deep River, Conn. 'T ff Steadfast Of thought -. . Well made, Well wrought, ' So courteous, so kind, ' .T ,U If As Merry Margaretf' I . , ' . I if 5 .K A Ruthie ff ' T ' 4, x RUTH HARRIET WEILER Q j West Haven, Conn. X f The man she had was kind and v clean And well enough for every day, But, oh, dear friends, you should have seen The one that got away. Ginnie VIRGINIA FRANCES XVI-IEELER Shelton, Conn. Three silences there are: The first of speech, The second of desire, The third of thought. :W X - -1:JmIU ' r. ,, I A ff.,

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H1073 JOHANNA MARIA TIRSCHEK Windsor, Conn. The fabric of my faithful love No power shall dim or ravel Wliilst I stay here,-but oh, my dear, If I should ever travel! rejfolgien VIOLA ANN TCFIL Hartford, Conn. He laughs best who laughs last, The Wise-acres vowg But I am impatient, I want to laugh now. llIida'ie MILDRED CANDEE TREAT ' Woodmont, Conn. Straight is the line of duty, Curved is the line of beauty, Follow the straight line, thou shalt See the curved line ever follow thee. ffD0!! DORIS HAZEL TWOMBLEY Hamden, Conn. If eyes were made for seeing, Then beauty is its own excuse for being. P91053 JOSEPHINE CECILIA UZIEMBLO Rockville, Conn. A friend is a person With Whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud. I, J' FMF ' f-.a ,- .i,, --.c I '. Jr ' aiu I7 I i 31 as ft? .K , ave. 6' .al .ai

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ffKayI, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH WIGHT Bethel, Maine I had three chairs in my house: One for solitude, Two for friendship, Three for society. ffD0tty3, DOROTHY ELIZABETH WIKMAN Southington, Conn. To see her is a picture, To hear her is a tune, To know her an intemperance As innocent as June. ffIean33 DOROTHY JEAN WIILBUR ' Jewett City, Conn. Unborn tomorrow And dead yesterday, Why fret about them If today be sweet? resopbn SOPHIE THERESA ZURAW Hartford, Conn. When hands are linked that dread to part, And' heart is met by throbbing heart- ' Oh, bitter, bitter is the smart Of them that bid farewell. .