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

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22. MISS B. ROGERS An operating room she'll run for just a little while Where Ucases of the head and such will only make her smile, s . A visit of a chief to her will be a small detail, No matter what the case may be, her nerve will never fail. But with it all she'll not forget the uniform of blue She'll wed the boy who wears it and prove her love is true. 23. MISS DELCAMP She has a talent few can boast-the thing she best can do Is making over her old clothes to look as good as new, So in a shop I see her placed, a sign upon the door, 'fCome in and see how Mistress Ann can make your old clothes o'er. 24. MISS M. ROGERS In her own home town she'll practice law and never lose a case, In asking questions she's the one who always sets the pace. She's able to cross question and argue day and night, And for every client that she has, she'll win his legal fight. 25. MISS KINSELLA She'll wed and live in Canada, of children there'll be three, In bows of pinkshe'll deck them out, a pretty sight to see. For recreation they will coast-these kiddies, ma and dad, Down hills all covered o'er with snow on sleds that go like mad. 21. MISS DUNCAN In the Stengel Sanitarium for Diabetics she Will be chief nurse and in this line an able head she'll be. She'll take a chance most any time in any kind of game, But risky though this chance may be, she'll get there just the same. ' 27. MISS STGFFLET Shels a Pennsylvania Dutch girl and she owns a pair of feet That for shapeliness and beauty are pretty hard to beat, So when she's tired of nursing, this asset she can use And fill a job in any shop by demonstrating shoes.

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16. MISS VANDENBURGH In a cottage down in Richmond with the roses all aglow . She'll thrive, and prosper day by day, quite buxom she Will grovvg I The diamond novv around her neck suspended from a string Will then repose upon her hand with a golden Wed- ding ring. ' 17. MISS LEADER Of all the things she likes to do therels one that beats them all In summer or in Winter, in spring or in the fall, . For her to eat is happiness, so that is prophesied, ' A large hotel she'll run some day and in it shelll reside. Her dining rooms will serve the best, roof gardens there will be ' . And they'll be patronized by folks from the dear old U.,of P. - 18. MISS HUNT I I In nursing infants I foresee that she Will specialize, In this she'll be successful, to fame she'll quickly rise As she has done in other lines of more exciting trend, But Who of us Would e'er have thought that this was how she'd end? . ' , , so 19. MISS TETE I prophesy that for Bonnie a society belle she Will be, At a fashionable club We shall see her holding forth at an afternoon tea, She'll 'tell how a pet Pomeranian should be raised with the greatest of care, And shelll knovv all the gowns that are proper for a Woman of fashion to Wear. 20. Miss ELWELL is I can see her happily married to an engineer of note When over the sea he sails for home in a U. S. Army boat, And in later years her tenor voice will be crooning lullabies f ' When the hour comes for the little folks to close their sleepy eyes. I Z1. MISS VVINGATE '- An M.D. she Will Wed some day. In his office her interest lies, I Shelll .jolly all his patients and make them think him Wise. She'll tell them how courageous they are in standing pain .. ' I So every time a thing goes Wrong, they come to him again. xg Q

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28. MISS MARTIN Good-natured and pretty, she has lots of beaux The longer you know her, the sweeter she grows. A dark, handsome doctor some day she will wed That they will be happy can be safely said. 29. M I S S HARTLEY J. D. she will marry, though this she denies And says if it happens herself she'll surprise, ,But he'll surely win her, this D., M.D. And so in the future his bride she will be. 30. MISS HUFFORD As a special nurse she d make a hit, but I fear there is no chance For the Fates are planning a wedding with af soldier boy in France When Uncle Sammy sends him back just wait and you will see , p The first place that he lands in, will be the U. of P.. 31. Miss MACROBBIE For her the ,Fates were not so kind, the future they withheld , , And so to wait till time rolls by it seems she'll be compelled. ' But if the Fates would be so kind, now wouldn't it be grand ' y V I If she some day should find a gay, rich widower to land?f , ' 32. MISS ZIMMERMAN Up in Shamokin there will be A place to treat those with T.B. A And Zimmie there will find her niche In which she'll Ht without a hitch. 33. MISS TAYLGR In real estate she'll dabble to quite a great extent, A row of summer homes shelll build and these she'll have for rent To those who've never had the luck to live the year around In what she calls God's country where her bungalows are found. .D 34. MISS NEWLIN A In the South shelll live where her time is her own, Where it's plain to be seen fDeaver Daysl' are unknown, VVhere she between cases will have ample time To get in some tennis-Won't, that be sublime? 35. Miss HEwsoN . Shelll go far away and will nurse the Chinese By her calm assured manner thesepeople shelll please, So cool and collected, there's nothing will phase The Georgia of olden Maternity days. - 36. MISS MAINE Sheis strong and stout with common sense Andisoon you'll see Bernice commence Her district nursing, up the, state Where some day she will meet her fate.