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

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ltfqdta. x .,:,,- xgqf f fafaggmnucobgn ff Qi RUTH A. MARSHALL SHENANDOAH, PENNA. Life comes but once, why not make the best of it. What word can we use to express our Ruth- there are so many that it is absolutely impossible to find enough room to print all of them. Sup' pose we all use our imaginations. We wonder if there really was a reason for the selection of Wd. M dressing room as her elective. Who knows? We have no fear of anything less than success and happiness for you, Ruth. DOROTHY N. BROWN Mum, PENNA. Mindful not of herself, but of othersf' Our Dotty is a. wonderful tonic for her patients and fellow workers alike. She is always cheerful and happy. We wonder what the girls do without you to say friends in the Nurses you are a great little never administer a pill huge success. at Walnut Street will nothing of your many Home. Yes, Dotty, nurse and although you we know you will he a Fortyffour

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Was.. gy .df 5 Q5'4g12EcQi,gifYfQlf'Q3 . iv - , , , J , 'V L - J . , S- , I L ' I Z , 1 ,I 1 . is , . ' A My' f ss 1 if J J s w w I If , L J . Y. ' - : . GRACE L. RUGH o1L czrxf, PENNA. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low- A11 excellent thing in a woman. Wouldn't you just know that Grace would make a wonderful nurse? Being very conscienf tious and a good worker nothing is ever too diilicult for her to try. She is a good friend and pal and our prophecy for her is that she will be a great success in Whatever she attempts and will ind the utmost happiness in her' chosen profession. MARTHA M. LUTZ ENOLA, PENNA. lf she will, she will and you can depend on it, But If she wo-n't, she won't and tl1at's the end of it. Martha is our first girl to leave the ranks and needless to say we are sorry to lose her for she possesses so many delightful characterise tics. Martha has many friends numbering from the high ofHcials to the young and innocent probie, As a capable nurse, and an excellent cofworker, we can't forget you, Mart, and may success and happiness be with you always. is Forty-three

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f VQWVQRECQEDV- P as FLORENCE MARTIN WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. A friend in -need is a friend indeed! Florence has captured our hearts away with her quiet, reserved manner. She has an out' ward poise which seems impenetrable at times, but those of us who are most fortunate to know her, realize she is loving, kind, agreeable, and always willing to lend a helping hand. LYNDA BANEK WEST Roxsurw, MASS. Silence is as deep as eternity, Speech as shallow as time. How well those two lines pertain to Lynda. Very little did she ever say but what thoughts have possessed that quiet mind. As our class president she had many rocky parts to cover but by her own ability and unselfishness to others she has forged ahead and we are proud of her. It is most unusual to End in one girl three winning qualities which s-he conbines-good nursing. a cheerful disposition and excellent scholarship. Nothing but our very best wishes, Lynn, and may you lead others as well as- you have led us. it 2 fl -XJ .Magi Fortyfjive