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

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Av xi Ll, V7 f fefziggmrzncor-gn fi lx i i K . HARRIET DREISBACH LBHIGHTON, PENNA. Being competent sl1e's won lzer fame, Pep, we say, is her middle 'namef If we scour the universe we could never Gnd another Harriet. Her unlimited conscientious' ness and energy exhibited in her Work are most predominating. There is no other more re- liable than she and in asking her a favor you need never feel a hesitancy, as she's most will- ing. She gives her all to her undertakings and evidently feels that what she puts into her training that she will receive. She is said to possess that indefinable quality commonly known as lt, but we are unable to judge, be- ing of her own sex. May she always enjoy the best of everything. M. ESTHER ZELLER on. crrv, PENNA. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit.'7 Where, oh, where in all this wide world will we End another girl like our Esther. Somef day we will read in bold type on the front page of all the newspapers, something like this- U. of P..Hospital undergoing a period of reformation, lead by a most able and vivacious leader, Esther Zeller! Nevertheless, Es, , we know that the future will deal most kindly with you,' and success will be knocking at your door. Sixtythfee

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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

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v-we J. K lcv' if f QYYQRECQIQD jkgja me S. VIRGINIA FALLON SHIPPENSBURG, PENNA. Happy go lucky! Fair and free, Never a care to bother me. Virginia has always been counted as one of our class assets, especially where pep is needed in any enterprise, Virginia is promptly sugf gested to supply the lack. She is plenty viva' cious, though always capable of seeing the seri' ous side when occasion demands. Any eve' ning will ind Virginia tripping gracefully over the floor, her body swaying rythmically to her favorite strains, usually jazz. One quality she does possess to a most marked degree and that is Unselhshness. If ever anyone is in dire need and she can lend a helping hand, she only too gladly does it. We hope her profession doesn't become sidetracked for we appreciate her capaf bilities. MARGARET G. PETRIKIN BETHLEHEM, PENNA. if I do not know beneath what sky Nor rm what seas shall be thy fate, l only knoiv it shall he high, I only know it shall be great. Peg, of the Wind Blown Hair Cut, a most versatile and brilliant girl, is a regular Pollyf anna when it comes to duty. She meets un' told adversities with a willingness and deterf rnination and is equal to any situation. She always likes her work and is interested in it. She will be doing big things. Sixty-four