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

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. 'g RECQix2JTDv- f sl i L V.,--.iyi-N i n m'jff5ralLs N us- fail' if ,V v 3 y Wil ,rw fl ,v..fs H H i -il-rn' Qi ' il' I eseeefei ' ' ' ' .Q M y sms 4 E Q HELEN A. FROST MT. CARMEL, 'PBNNA. Fair of figure, fair of face, Lacking in 'no single grace. There really should be something in the above few lines about water waves, for have you ever seen any quite so perfect? We haven't! Her charm and affability are so marked that we do I10t wonder at the crowds trailing her shadow. We wish for you all kinds of success and rappi- ness in the future. ANNA C. TUROSKY GIRARDVILLE, PENNA. Happiness is the result of work well clone. Anna is one of the worthiest examples' that we have ever seen. You can almost feature her, Flying feet, head up, and zip! she's there. In spite of all her wisdom, Anna has time for fun and frolic, and is demonstrating always the latest step or song. A very good friend of Anna, a Mr.-7, was a successful accountant. Is that why Anna has the qualifications of a competent Treasurer? She has all the requisites for a brilliant future. 1 . nm Fifty

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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

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if EDNA L. ILGEN MIFFLINSBURG, PENNA. Happy, thoughtful, lgincl and true. Our SOO wizard! It's too had that prizes are not awarded continually for excellence in this game, for we know that Edna would be carrying off all of them. There is one thing that we do know, however, and that is, that she is playing a different game-shall we call it, The game of Hearts? We know that you will be extremely happy and hope that the game will go on forever. GERTRUDE E. FEILBACH - BETHLEHEM, PENNA. Valuable goods come in small packages. Although very few' of us really know this small person, we all realize her attributes. Her conscicntiousness, good sportmanship and mod- esty are most outstanding among the many. We are unable to say whether or not Geftic has any plans or ideals for the future but we do know that whatever they are or whatever she enters into will be most successful. Fiftyfone