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

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RUTH FARRISSEY 66 Coolidge Street Lawrence, Mass. After thunder storms are done All the world seems fresh and glad. That ' s the way I sometimes feel After getting good and mad. GRACE FISK. A.B. 235 Main Street Hudson Falls, N. Y. I know a way to cure the blues As sure as anything: Turn on the bathtub water hard And then get in and sing. -4 33

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NELLIE CUNNINGHAM Brownville Junction Maine I love a good hot argument. I ' ll talk for hours anyv here — But just one rule must be observed: To use statistics Isn ' t fair. ELLEN DRAUGHON, B.A. 1872 Waverly Place Memphi s, Tenn. I svv ' ear that I ' ll relax today. My nerves are simply overtaxed — Right now I ' m all worked up and tense I ' m trying so to be relaxed. 32

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MARY FRASER 4 Atwood Road Worcester, Mass. The sun sent one of his billion rays Down ninety-three million miles To make this freckle upon my nose — ■ A fact that I think of with smiles. RUTH GARDNER. A.B. Clayton, 1000 Islands New York I sit and think ' midst toil and strife My abstract, sweeping thoughts on life. My mind is much too vague and grand To cope with problems near at hand. 34