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

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x ,YV V x ir sir f 'QYTQRECQQD F ia A. LOUISA BOECKEL RED LION, PENNA. Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. She's capable, she's efficient, a wonderful nurse. We've when that certain party will is my lucky day. We feel sure that the day is not far away as that outside influence sure has been pulling strongly. Best 0' luck and all the happiness- in the world, Louisa! she's clever, she's been wondering be saying, This ANNA E. GRABAREK MINERSVILLE, PENNA. If some trouble should upset me First it's got to come and get me. It takes all kinds of people to make a world, Anna is just one of the many. We really don't know how to explain her qualities but we can say that as a nurse they are splendid and as a friend just about perfect. It was a pleasure to know you but a greater pleasure to, have you as a pal. Sixty-one

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Yxffaii 4,7 V' f 'QKGZQARECOAIAQD ii E. LEONA ALLEN SCRANTON, PENNA. It is not good that man should be alone. ktMLlSlC hath charms. If only orchestras were permanent fixtures in our domain, this little lady would live in a trance all clay long. Is isn't that Leona lacks any talent, for, oh, how she can tickle the ivoriesf' How often we hear the cry, Leona, please play for us. Although we find her a most splendid nurse, we fear that her profession will be cast by the wayside, and that some'day on Broadway, we will read amid a blaze of lights this sign, Allen's Orchestra, CARRIE E. TOSH RED LION, PENNA. Oh, Clarence! Thats the answer and the reason for the daily epistle. Vv'e wonder if she is preserving them. Vxfhen we look at Carrie, we see somee one who evidently is slow and easy-going but boy!--have you ever worked with her- greased lightning'-expresses her. We know you'll come out on top, Carrie. Sixty

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4+f,f'fUY.- - 1.7 ' V f ' QKKJQRECOQD JF jk I DOROTHY DUNCAN HARRISBURG, PENNA.' Knowledge becomes one well, especially XVl1en.acqui'red with such diligence. Hawaii--need we say more? No! For Hawaii and all its wonders mean Dot Dun' can. Anyone who listens to her recite about the fair Islands decides at once to join her on her return trip. Since she plays so exceptionally well the stellar role in the class, and is also extremely capable, we know that the dusky Hawaiians need more nurses of her calibre. K. MARIE SCHELLHASE CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Rave compound of oddity, frolic and fun, To relish a joke and 'rejoice at va punfll In Marie we are blessed with the veryrsoul of wit. Whatever the occasion may be,5 she can rise to it either with a pun or with a remark most fitting. She possesses that cheerful buoyant way which keeps her patients always pepped up. Marie has a natural good humor, never knowing what down in the dumps, means. Her unusual aptness has rendered her quite enviable, but in what way this aptness manifests itself, we shall refrain from stating. Some say its with men, while others say its in her profession. Vw e wonder! A Sixtyftwo