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

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37. MISS GAYMAN It's often been seen how she bothered her head About various methods of mixing up bread, I-Iow she cherished a hope chest with linens well stocked, How -she never would tell and kept everything locked. But soon she will marry and live at Bryn Mawr And her husband will buy her an elegant car. 38. MISS DREHER A college widow some might say, With a different fellow every day, But some time she will settle down And live in a small coal-region town. 39. MISS NELSON - She never bothers anyone, but minds her p's and q's, And it is hard to prophesy just what career she'll choose, But out in California if she should specialize In nursing ills and heartaches too, it would not cause surprise. I 40. MISS ROATI-I Over in jersey she'll go to live as a clergyman's happy wife, Far away from the rush of clinics and the hospital's wild, wild life. She'll often remember the duties that were hers to per- form in Ward M, But her husband will chase away sadness and call her his own little gem. 4l. MISS VVISE As the energetic mistress of the U-U ranch she'll be Down in Texas with the cowboys from hospital duties free. ' Bucking broncos will be triiies and horned toads in her back yard Will be naught compared to cases in the old Receiving Ward. 42. MISS C-RISSMAN As a Government employee she will travel through the land De-monstrating ,first-aid treatments with the things one has at hand. Once while riding round the city, she proved to be a star Giving first aid to a woman in a crowded trolley car. Then slowly the vision faded and the crystals clouded o'erg In the land of the living present I found myself once more. And now as you journey onward and the future years unfold, just remember the lines you have read above and the story the crystal told.

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PATIENT IN CHILDRENS MEDICAL VVARD