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

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xr -X,-,E - x --,,- - Lf I ' l DOROTHY B. HARTMAN FREEHOLD, N. J. Nowhere else in all creation Do y0'l,L 391161 them half so nice, Girls like this, put on a desert Soon would make it pa'raclise.' The monarchs of the Jersey State certainly did favor us when they sent this charming Miss to us. Always a good sport and an ideal friend, Dot could not help winning our everlasting de- votion. As a clinic nurse she has few equals but fate has decreed otherwise and in her shullle of life's deck of cards she has chosen a King. We know that Kings and Surgery can never mix Dot and we sincerely hope that you have everlasting happiness and cupid's gain- will he our loss. Best wishes. MARY ROSAMUND QUIRK FREEHOLD, N. J. Keep cool, anger is not argument. When we think of Rosamund we think of Dot, for they are the inseparable' two. Few have been fortunate to really know our Rosie, but we can say, those who know her best, love herfi We can say nothing about the future for her as it seems- to be a deep, dark secret. What- ever it is or wherever you may bc, we wish you all the happiness in the world. Fortyfeight

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.T-17, 6 gfffiiizucoieii If bi ,ful-A Isgsf ' l I HILDA B. COWLING BANGOR, PENNA. Those who do their work well are assured of a noble 1ewm'd. Hilda is the biggest tease in the ,class-only she hates to admit it. She's one of our most popular girls, but is not as loyal to Penn as she might be. We know that s-he is a little partial to Weslyan. We wish you the best of success in all you do, Hilda. RUTH M. MILLER ALLENTOWN, PENNA. Slie's little, but sl1e's wise. Ruth has a smile for everybodyg this with her cagerness to help others has won her many friends while in training. Working hard, how' ever, does not aid her much in reducing and many a night when everyone else is in bed we ind her doing her daily dozen. Ruth has had her ups and downs with downs prevalent but we hope she will change her mind when she finds that all her big troubles are little ones, Our very best wishes go with you. I Fortyfseven I n

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sf' f f 5iREco412'D'Q F ga ANNA E. BUCKSHINIS GIRARDVILLE, PENNA. Not too sefious, not too gay, But a, 'rare good sport- In :very way. Ann is thought by some to be rather quiet- true, she does not say much, but her winning smile and happy disposition have won her many friends during the last three years. She has a great weakness for clothes and if you clon't know the latest from Paris, ask Anna-who does. Her greatest hobbies are dancf ing and automobile riding through the Wisf sahickon. Best of luck. ISABELLE O'DONNELL MAHONEY CITY, PENNA. A bit of wit, a clever mind, , Mischievous spirit, a good comrade. There was never a girl like our Issy, who could always- make one smile-little and demure to look at, but oh my! when her Irish temper is aroused,-Beware! With it all she has the true old Irish wit which makes everyone, love our clear little Shorty. Three cheers for our mightiest and tiniest classmate. 4 Forty--nine