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

Page 58 text:

W W' xiii' x - Y V- g' ,.v, f ' QTQZQAIZECOQD it Y ANNA T. HALOVIAK NESQUEHONING, PENNA. For she was just the quiet kind, A better friend you'd never j'i11d. Quiet and unassuming, she goes on her way and for that reason few of us really know her. Nevertheless, those who do, appreciate her modesty, her kindness and her willingness to do her share of anything that might arise. We fear for her profession if the rumors that we continually hear are true. Good luck to you, Anna. BERTHA A. BOXER GIRARDVILLE, PENNA. O woman! Thou. were fashioned to laeguilef' Yes, and how! She has a string of admirers the length of the Great Chinese Wall. Our telephone is- really not a public one anymore, because Betts has it monopolized every night listening in to Boots, Harold, etc. We hope that she soon selects her choice, for we all' are becoming restless waiting for our calls. Fifty-two

Page 57 text:

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

Page 59 text:

NY, Y -v. x ,Yi V7 if e I Q C E: bk CH-1 xl. l' BEULAH P. GROFF QUARRYVILLE, PENNA. tlWi?171lH'g is her way and pleasant is lief smile. Cheerfulness, industriousness and efficiency are all combined and personified in Mickey We doubt whether she has ever given her good qualities a thought, however, for she is too busy with her daily epistle to New Jersey. Wlien persons wear diamond rings and like to cook and sew, what can we predict for the future? Surely not nursing! ELIZABETH STONER QUARRYVILLE, PENNA. 'Tll be merry and free, . I'll be sad for nobody. Betty has black eyes with hidden mischief that expresses itself at the right moment. She adapts herself to any circumstance from pediculi treatment to watermelon feasts. Good luck, Betty, herds! hoping we all like ether in the near future. Fiftyftlwce