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

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V-uri' lf' I ' 956'QgARECObBiD .F nb RUTH HAMILTCN HAMILTON, oI-no 1 do11't bother work and work don't bother me. Ruth is Z1 very talkative and happyfgoflucky girl, never thinking! of the future but letting tomorrow take care of itself. We except the nights before exams, when all her time is def voted to studying. We have never known Ruth to fail in exams or in friendship. We wish you lots of luck and success in the future. EVELYN LICHETTE PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. A'rou-nd the mighty master came, The marvels which his pencils wrought Those miracles of power whose fame Is wide as human thought. We'vc often heard, Still waters run deep, but didn't realize how true until we knew Evelyn, No one ever dreamed that beneath her calm and demure expression lay a fire so easily kindled, and hear her express her opinion in an arf gument-always victorious too, because her flash' ing brown eyes are an aid. We know that she loves children, for hasn't she spent most of her training days in the Childrens Ward? Yes, day and night. Although small, she has very high and lofty ambitions, OH! YES! VERYQ Six feet two, I believe he is. May your future combine happiness' and success, Evelyn. Fiftyffour

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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

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Q RECOiX27Dff at 4-,Egg '-B-6.2, ELSIE R. MENG SCHXVENKVILLE, PENNA. What mischief lies behind that quiet 'mien? To look at this modest maiden, one would think she were a model of quietness and so' briety, but, you can't judge a book by its cover. In spite of all the fun and jollity bubbling over in her, we do admit that she is a conscientious worker. From the very Hrst she has been one of the shining rays of the class, For she is a jolly good fellow and a dandy sport. Best 0' luck. SUE C. PRINCE RUSTON, LA. The only things that I regret are those I hauerft doncf' Sue came to us from way down South and stole all our hearts away. She is witty, wise, and has a keen sense of humor. She also has an ambition for homefmaking. We all wish her luck and know that she will he as happy as she has made us. f' avg , Fiftyfjiue