Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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vklx, K T E1sc'alri.zxEfk'l-lui:iiif4 'f2.E-''P'E - ' Y Y 5 N., . , .. C. - 7 . ' 'xxx ' ' V V V - Y- V A - - - '- 4 ' . HSS Here's to the Class of old '19, The largest and wisest we ever have seen, The greatest, the prettiest, the wittiest by far, Their worth and good fellowship nothing can mar Perhaps you'd have me introduce The members of this Class ' Perchance you'd think far more of them Than' if they were en masse. Daisy is our President And we find her quite worth while, For no matter what o'ertakes her She comes up with a smile. Qur girl of wild romantic dreams ls Bobbie, bright and airy, She dances, sings, does everything, She is our Senior fairy. From up the State came Mollie, A Winsome country lass, Who so quickly learned our city ways We are sure that she will pass. Oh, yes! We all love Maggie VVith her Irish eyes of blue, Whether she hates or whether she loves She surely will ring true. f '19 Our Kate we now shall introduce, Good-natured and kind-hearted, 'Tis sad to think that soon from her We must ere long be parted. Next on the list comes P. T. Clark, She is called the quiet one, P She deems it sin to laugh or grin Cr to delightrin fun. . We never shall forget Peg K. Who cost us passes quite a few Because she risked our future joys For one trip on the Avenue. Pop Goff, it now must be confessed Is surely quite a tease, With all her faults we love her still And her we try to please. V To say that Ella is a flirt, If true, would make one faint, But she will have to mend her ways Before she turns to saint. And as we think of. Maude Munro, So gentle and so good, e We would all do well to follow her In kindliness of mood.

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,- EMILY ANNA ROATH HELEN AUGUSTA WISE KATHERINE CRISSIVIAN E Maytown, Pa, Spring Grove, Pa. Altoona, Par Maytown Central High School Spring Grove High School I Altoona High School ' . E d H ' 1 f h U ' ' f Entered Hospital of the University of Entered Hospital of the University of Penggxania liqilglfjar-yO5,t1517 mverslty O Pennsylvania February 5, 1917 Pennsylvania February 5, 1917 Th.ere's a language in her eye, lz-er cheek, her Uncertain, eoy, and hard to please. Nfmpulsiffe, earnest, jnrmnpt to act. ZZP1 W Nay, her foot speaks. !. I 1 Q- I S 'I -1? JIM,' WISE, 'YCHARLIEH -fCR1ss,, 54

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She's gentle, sweet, demure and grave, We know she's never bossy, By this, you surely must have guessed We mean our darling Rossy. That little dark-eyed girl you see, With the dainty little feet, Is Myrtle Hursh, and a sweeter nurse You surely ne'er could meet. A Miss Prince steadily goes her way, Where'er she is she plays the game, And come or go, or rain or shine We find her always just the' same. The one who makes the biggest fuss When duty hours are long, Is Charlotte, but she's never caught In anything that's wrong. Of girls who like to boss a job Miss Cady wins the majority. She s only happy when she feels That she is in authority. 3 To speak of Vandy as a bride, Will seem to us quite strange, As a sister of the golden circlef' Her duties soon will change.- Miss Leader is next on our list She has talent too, methinks, Not one of us can e'er excel Her skill in mixing drinks. On duty, we all admire Miss Hunt, Who wears a mask of dignity, On all things rash and frivolous She gazes with malignity. Bonnie is the beauty of our class With big dark eyes and soft brown hair We really hope she won't object To being called Our Lady Fair. H VVe love to listen all night long To Mabel's voice so sweet, With clear rich tones she always sings And with a smile doth greet. Peg VVingate all our hearts has won, VV ith her weedling, babyish way, If she asks us for our fortune, We can not say her Nay. Cf all the girls in the whole class There's none more sweet than Bess. We've heard, she soon will happy be In a cozy little nest.