Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CONSTANCE BOURNE 73 Ruth Avenue Providence, R. I. The sailor has no harder job Who sails the stormy oceans Than I who steer my little soul Through strange and deep emotions. GERALDINE BRANDON I I Asylum Street New Haven, Conn. Now duty is a horrid word. Right doing should be glad If you do good because you should You might as well be bad. - 4 29

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EDITH H. BENGTSON 3 Glenwood Avenue Barre, Vermont Nothing can stand against laughter — Mark Twain made this wise remark first — And time and again I have proved it When things were about at their worst. ALICE BELMONT 935 Park Avenue New York, N. Y. I have a little flivver That goes up and down with me, And how we stay together so Is more than I can see. 28

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VELMA CARR 2 Water Street Marlboro, Mass. Conventions cramp my sweeping style. Why should I be ruled by custom? Rules were only made, I think, For those who are too weak to bust ' em. BERNICE CLARK New Portland, Maine Three things I have for perfect bliss. No farther need I look: An open fire burning bright. An apple and a book. -4 30 -