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

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'V-U: Y- L.,7 'V' V I f srf4aRECQ1s1 V71 1, - I f X ,A nf' rf 'J 'li 3 2.3,-.llg..:IsF.s IW ,l11...Qg3. iw' f' K ll 5: A fl DOROTHY WINTERS ANNVILLE, PENNA. She is everywhere by turns- But nowhere long. Wluen Dot came to us we were all struck by her innocent face and ways. Though of a quiet modest disposition we soon found out that when Dot thought something was right the Rock of Gibraltar couldn't change her. She is especially fond of music and is always- willing to put forth an edort to soothe the 'lsavage beast with some of her jazzy repertoire. Dot is chucked full of fun and probably no other one of our class has a heartier laugh than she. Though you may wander far, Dot, may you take pity on us and come back, if for no other reason than to soothe us with your music. MARIE H. RECHER XVINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 4- Wouldn't the world he nice to live in, Cheery through. and through, If everyone were just as kind As folks like yov.?', A great pal-a still better friend. -This alone does not picture our Marie, for hailing from Virginia, she brings with her all of that southern sweetness to share with us. We ind all mixed together in the make up of her per- sonality this rare combination of charm, sweet' ness, friendliness, intelligence, generosity, and dependability, Those who know her love her. We've heard that Marie is going still further into the field of medicine. We hope, and it is hardly necessary to say, that success will be the resu t. I Sixtyffive

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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

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f igffv- ,COABD j fb -r MARY KUBILUS - TAMAQUA, PENNA. Attractive, gay and 'very sweet, Her disposition is hard to beat. Tarry here for a moment and meet a class favorite, a loyal friend to many and a pal thats true. She is conscientious on duty and willing to lend a helping hand. You will not find her pessimistic but always peppy and enthusiastic, a lover of the outfoffdoors. Now do you wonder why she detests night duty so much? Well- draw your own conclusions, ,RUTH E. FETTERMAN A V MAH-ONEY CITY, PENNA. A clear conscience makes me quite serene. Pete's brown eyes are one of her-main charms and very serious looking they are. Perf hzmps this explains why she is so sincere and determined about everything she undertakes. As a playmate you couldrft ask for one better - Is she with you?-and how! One has to know her to appreciate the good qualities wh1ch we all know she possesses. You couldn't ask for a better or truer friend and pal, and we know of a certain one who thinks more than that. l 1. Sixtyfsix