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

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Jane Frances Riddell 545 Commercial Street East Braintree, Mass. .4 cheerful disposition mokes Ihe world o round. Shirley Sanker 3 Charles Street Belfast, Maine Leisure is Ihe best of all possessions. Barbara Elaine Riley 25 Wilton Avenue Pawtucket, Rhode Island II is heller to be small and shine. Ilian to be l dl and cast a shadow. Nancy E. Stone New Market N. H. Above our life we love a stead fast friend. Elaine Robbins Union Maine True lo her work, her word, her friends. Constance J. Straw Owl Road Campton, N. H. Through her expressive eyes, her soul distinctly spoke. 28

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Priscilla Pitman 45 Summit Avenue Salem, Mass. Happiness depends, as nature shows. Less on exterior things than most suppose. Patricia Jane O ' Neil 253 Center Street South Groveland, Mass. It’s love that makes the world go round. Dolores Porlier Turners Falls Mass. Virtue is its own reward. Virginia Orfanello 20 Crockett Avenue Dorchester, Mass. Culture is not a substitute for life but the key to it. Ruth M. Prior 116 Keeney Street Manchester, Conn. To win her heart, is to win a life long friend. Mary Antoinette Pell 32 ilder Street Brockton, Mass. A merry heart makelh a cheerful countenance. { 27 }

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Patricia Ann Walker 23 Dane Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. Let each one exercise the art she knows best. Elizabeth Sulinski Northampton Mass. Silence is the element in which g real things fashion themselves. Dorothy West Lovers Lane Harvard, Mass. Deeds are belter than words are, ac- tions mightier than boastings. Emma Taatjes 779 Broadway Street Saugus, Mass. There is no knowledge which is not valuable. Joanne Barbara W illis 1104 Montello Street Brockton, Mass. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Anna Marie Vozzella 34 Story Avenue Lynn. Mass. Thought is deeper than all speech. { 29 }