Medical College Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Candle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ELIS.-XBETH SEIF-Philadelphia, PEI.-QHSEIFIEUD Chief f7ClSfll1ZU'-Sfllfflllg lzyzzmg Shes always good-natured, good humored and free, She's dancing and prancing, and as gay as can be. Sincere and gay is our Seifie. Little, mighty, and a friend to everyone. She skips and hurries around with the world upon her shoulders. To know her is to enjoy the acquaintance of a real nurse. To you we wish all that will bring luck and happiness. MARGARET MILNCPR-Bristol, PQI.-CHPEGHD - Chief jvastiuzc-Eafizzg sour krozzf. Quiet as you can make them, through and through and through. And such a disposition, you'd marvel at it, too.' Margaret is a comforting friencl and class mate, for whom nothing is ever too much for her to do. She is also a good all around sport, especially in the DINING RQOM. Our Peg is a cheerful corking good girl.

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ROSE FINDLER-Trenton, N. J.-Q Ros1E,'j Chief pastime-Fzm-and lots of it. f E 2 1 ! if 5 ? gi, ,L A girl reliable and true, And furthermore, a worker, too. Have you ever seen strolling through the state- ly corridors of the Nurses' Home, an innocent LUCK- ING girl, with large brown eyes? That's our Rosie! Practically every prank of the Senior Class was in- stigated by her. She is just full of mischief and sparkles of laughter are continually glowing in her eyes. XVho of the exalted seniors doesn't like her and enjoy her fun? BEUL.-KH MEALS-Dillsburg, PEI.-fH3'lEALSIEH5 Chief pastiuze-Dates No work is menial which is of service to man. No matter how black things may look, Mealsie always comes out on top With her well known giggle, which is a sure tonic for anyone who is down in the dumps. lYhat should we do if we didn't have her to play the piano for us in Chapel? 54

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ELIZABETH McCONNEL-Philadelphia, PS..-CHBETTYUD Chief pastime-lVeek-ends in Atlantic City Air and manners are more expressive than Words. You have no doubt heard about the famous Women's College Hospital dignity. As each class graduates, it niust, of necessity, present its dignified Seniors. Qur class was at a loss until Betty lent her aid. She helped us out of a very difficult situation by being one of our most reserved and dignified Seniors. Keep that XV. C. H. dignity al- xx axs it will stand you in .,,y , X 1 C A '.,p J good stead. GRACE MUSSELMAN-Philadelphia, Pa.--CHMUZZHQ Chief f7GSffIlZ6--Pldyfllg bridge. Self knowledge, self control, These things alone lead life to higher standards. Fair and lovable is our leader, smiling ever. Muzz has been a most pleasant and charming captain,pilot- ing her ship courageously and successfully through all seas. May she coniinue in all her undertakings to be as endearing in leader- ship as she has proved her- self during the days spent at VV. C. H. This is our Muzz, who has been faith- ful in upholding her pres- idency to the very minute. She has been the backbone of our success.