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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1935 volume:

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To Thine 01111 felf be lrne And il muff folluuy Ar Ike nigh! the J.1j.' Thou mmf fm! liven be Ftzlre to any une. Shakespeare. GERTRUDE MCCORMACK. R DirerlreJJ of Nznzring mln Iixncnx lx N 1 1 .LL 1935 FIDELITUS URSING TAFF 4 -:J 17' 1 I II A 'Nm gl 5 - ' 'rf Fm! Rffzv: E. Ahlsrrom-M. Lynn-S. Barber-M. Barron-B. Graepp-P. Roberts Sefmzd l?0u': M. Yeugerfhi. XX'ernrz-S. Lipperr-E. Powers-M. Van Horn-J. Fmdler E Cooke 8 1935 FIDELITUS INTERNES Q A 1 35 Q -X , ' 5 'fx . x K 1 S ' ' fn, x f N C rluorlc---C. Cul R C C I 51 I .qi M. XX ll D I I INN? ES I --Eg:1- I., v -.nl ., SENIQRS 1935 FIDELITUS CATHIRINE C ROBINSON ALICE E. FOCHT PIBIILIQII1 Vice-Pr'e.fide11I CLASS ADVISOR MYRTLE BARTON. R. N. CLASS COLORS GREEN AND SILVER CLASS HIS It was in the September of 1952 when our career of nursing began, with the gathering of twenty ardent stu- dents who came here armed with the purpose of obtaining those higher achievements of life. Hence, we burst in upon this new task, with our eyes Open and our heads up -Prepared! Those early days as Probies will never be forgotten by us. Our upper classmates showered us with orders-Scrub, fill pitchers, fill ice caps, and give S.S.E.'s. Although at first each order seemed a bit harsh they shall forever be known as the first of our principal To Obey Always Your Instructors and When Able To Instruct. After five months we witnessed what has since been termed the Happiest Day of Our Life. We were accepted and we had accepted in the role of the White Parade. Our responsibilities and duties of our growing devotion, toward bettering the infirmity of others, grew greater, as we, more understood-Our Purpose. ln early November of 1933 we selected our class pins which were worn shortly before Thanksgiving Day of the same month. The rummage sale our class was all for having, spelled enjoyment for all whom attended. This is 98C but you can have it for 95C-A Bargain-Thank you. The intake 12 1935 FIDELITUS MARY ALILIE BARRY JANE D. VUALTZ Sc'c'r'eli1ry TH'-I.l'llI'6?' CLASS FLOWER GARmsN1A CLASS MOTTO Our live lvjlli. Jfllldkl' live lll0lHIf.UII.l.-i TGRY '3 5 of this sale proved to be quite eneouraging for the benelit of our class. Then off to the Club Seville of the Stephen Girard Hotel for the Senior Treat, where all responsibilities and duties of the past were molded into those few hours of hilarity. Then came another auction sThe Xlifhite Elephant Sales where, Going! Going? Gone! Sold to the Highest Bidderf' rang the song of I.gi Chief Auctioneer. Following days of debate and argument we linally de- cided on a elass ring, after which was held the Big Whtffle Party. The wallles were the very best, made by our de' voted class adviser, Miss M. Barton. Misses Rithniond, Law, Green, Lippert. and Depuy ue still remember you, as you tame and departedg thus, th-s deditgition to you and yours. During our three years here we have all known sorrow and tlisappointineni, yet we have .ill made the most ol' the planned Plume l.il'e, and at the same time hasie hoped to attitnre the respett and liriendsliip ol' otir advisors .ind stall. At this end ol our sojourn we nnd our tliaratter has been strengthened through our tonstant obediente, to those higher ethital printiples, honor .intl good teatlitng Ai iti If lint iii l 5 i935 FIDELITUS ELSIE H. BAKER Elm New Jersey Carnage and per.fez'er'am'e bare 41 nzagiral fdljilllclll. before zvlvivh dijfjrlrltief Jirapibear and Objfdfltif zzzniib into air. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS I4 MARY A. BARRY JIJIQ' Afife Pcnnsylvgania 935 FIDELIT US l 1iulJ1fff,l1 ll lfu' ffllsffflf sjt'.I:H'C' uf fwrfulmrl HI wunly I5 Mux1.au,N: 1935 FIDELITUS ITALIA R. R. BASILE Taffy Pennsylvania A liflle 1l'0l',b, a fiflle play T0 keep IIJ' going-and .fo good day. GEORCQE DU MAL,TRllZR 16 1935 FIDELITUS MARY E. BOOZER Afurly Pennsylvania I llllllfd rgzllver' be .wifi flaw 1Jfc'. 17 SFNIZCA l9 5 5 FIDEIlI'IfUS CLARA M. CAMPBELL P11fzie Delaware Dozzbf zwlaom you will. but 11ez'er j'0llI'.f6lf.H BOUEE 18 1935 FIDEI.ITljb CHRISTINE H. CURT 1956 H7.C'E'l1jL'u PCI'lI1SyIYLlfliLl He 1.1 ffw fnzflfllwf, In fw lmlg HI !1f.n.:f1l. nl ll fs 111 fur lwnfv. IU 1935 FIDELITUS CATHERINE A. DeMATEO Kd, Pennsylvania A man zrillmlfl mirlh if fiie 41 ll'!1g0lI zvillvolzf J'f1l'ilIg,f.U HENRY WARD BEECHIER 20 935 FIDELIT ALICE If. FOCHT Alive Pennsylvania US ffl? In fm! Ill tlfm-qu if 1: Ill nn. -'I WALN1 R 1955 FIDELITUS MARY E. HASTINGS ,Hairy Pennsylvania He jeflf at ,nxzrf Mm! IIL'I'c'l' fell a u'01n1d. SHAKESPEARE 22 1935 FIDELIT US CQA'I'H1lRIN1i C. ROBINSON l3fff1f2ie New ,Icrscy ff- C, .Sffwfw is .1 frm' fm'f1.f lfnzl I!4'1c'I 11 hu 7 Nl 1955 FIDELITUS Snebbie Maryland Tbe world if blefied moft by we who do Ibingf. and Hof by Ibofe who merely talk abou! Ibemf' JAMES OLIVER 24 VIRGINIA D. SCHNEBLY 1935 FIDELITUS RUTH STEVENS Slew New jersey A X!'t'Jf Jeaf of the joy of lifv c'UIl.l'UI,l' in Jffnltq fnfrfu'll.1 nr' al lean! In five funn! nf lIIlL ,l Jlzililuy, c'lc'I-'Hlflll-Q ulfifl lu' .zllemfzlf In Jn. XX'll.1,l.AM hi.-KI l'lIl ws 25 1935 FIDELITUS ELIZABETH F .W. TAYNTOR Badly New jersey The fefref of bclpfljllfffj' if no! in doing zrlml one libel, Iliff in liking zwlmzl one lux lo do. 26 JAMES M. BARR113 1935 FIDELIT MARY L. VUALKER .XIi4'i-fe Dclnwgl rc Nc'1w fnllc' lfnzf Il! lffmffn 11' ufmff yfn mf. Afff lf I xnxx 1955 FIDELIT US JANE D. WALTZ fa11ie Maryland I fhizzk live jiri! rirme if I0 reflmin the f0lIgll6',' be ap- prrmflvef lIL'dl'6',ff fo Ike god! zrlw ,QIIUIZXY bon' to be Jifen! e1'e11 flwnglv he jf in five riglffff' 28 CATO OTHER CLASSES 1955 FIDELITUS JUNIOR CLASS Fm! Roux' D. Rokus-E. FairlcoughAR. I-Iunrsinger-M. Harro-D. Top Roux' W. Conner-E. Kirk-G. Bright-M. Lahr-M. Kenncrly. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. CLARK Prerident E. FAIRCLOUQH Vice-Pmridezzl G. BRIGHT Sefrelmy-Tr'ea.r1n'er 30 - Q Clark -W. Proctor 1935 FIDELITUS JUNIOR CLASS GLADYS BRIGHT ........ DOROTHY CLARK ............ WILHELMINA COLLINS .,... WINIFRED CONNOR .....,.... ELIZABETH FAIRCLOUGH ....... DOROTHY GROH ........ MARY HARRO ..,.......... RUTH HUNTSINGER ........ MADGE KENNERLY ......... ELIZABETH KIRK ....... MILDRED LAHR .......... WILLIE PROCTOR MARY RICE ............. ELLEN RICHIE ....... DOROTHY ROKOS ....... . ...... 5816 Springfield Avenue, West Philadelphia, Menlo Avenue, Glenside, Pa. .........Lancaster Avenue, Downingtown, Pa. ...................................,................. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pal. ....... 307 W. Taylor Street, Taylor,P.i. Pa. ..........North River Drive, R. D. No. 2, Harrisburg, P.t. .......l36 Rancocas Avenue, Riverside, N. ...,.............Cordova, South Carolina .......2S50 20th Street, Philadelphia, PJ. ...,...379 Carroll Avenue, Riverside, N. .........Summit, Georgia ....,..C.ipe May, N.j. ............Riverton, N. .........lf.iIIs of Sthuylkill, Phila., Ili. .Il 5 FIDELITUS INTERMEDIATE CLASS ETHEL ACKERMAN ....... ELLEN BUDRES ........ HELEN COFFIN ....... AGNES CONREY .,.....,. SUNDA CORNETTI ...... NANCY GARVIN ....... MAE HEIMBAUGH MARGUERITE JACOBS ......... SARAH KENNEDY ....... MARY OSMOND ....... DOROTHY ROGERS .......... VIRGINIA SEMONS ..... JANET SHERMER ........ JANET SYNDER .....,....... MARIAN TREFFEISEN ....,.... RUTH VAN SCIVER .... ..........409 Nescopec Street, Tamaqua, Pa .......l9 E. 12th Street, Linden, N. J West Front Street, Milford, Del ........2l5 W. Railroad Street, Centralia, Pa .........224 E. Maiden Street, Washington, Pa .......3539 N. 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pri ........................................Lewistown, Pa .........208 Tritle Avenue, Waynesboro, Pa ..........Allensville, Pa ..........................................Delanco, N. I .......4422 Devereaux Street, Wissinoming, Pa ......126 Asbury Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. I .........207 E. Gowen Avenue, Mt. Airy, Pa .,.......5036 Erringer Pl. Gtn., Philadelphia, Pa 19 20th Avenue, St. Petersburg, Fla .........225 Bridgeboro Street, Riverside, N. J 32 1955 FIDELITUS I TERMEDIATE CLASS I 1x1 ,ar '- - ,. 1 - ' In I Rau .' If. Hlllll'L'S H. 141114111 lf. AKkL'l'lIlL'Il A, f.11111'LAy N. l iL'Ill1l .lllgh CQ. XIJII Scwc lingers. I p Run: 5llL'lIl1L'l M. 'I4l'L'HVL'lNLll V. N-1111111x 5. KL-1111c1iy--M. .l.11-rlw S. f,urm'111 M Ox111u11J 5115111-1'. C3 33 l955 FIDELITUS BASKETBALL Fire! Roux' E. Richieij. Lipper!-B. Swinburneil.. De Puy-XV. Proctor. Sffmrzd Roux' D. Clark. Mgr.fR. Stevens-V. Lippincott-C. Robinson-M. Hastings-M. Harm Q., , B 34 FEATURES ADVERTISING 1955 FIDIELITUS STEVEN E. CROSSETT Steve Are you .zfl 11f1. ' L.1,t1 time dozen. Sl0p pltzyiflg will? llmf gatefn Who among us are not familiar with these phrases and who among us would not miss good old Steve should he suddenly leave us? To think Steve has been with the Wfomans College Hospital nigh on to twenty years! I-Iow do you suppose he has kept his good disposition after being around a crowd of nurses all of these years! To the incoming Probies it is a good idea to give Steve the low-down on the description of your boy friends, as it is quite a help to have Steve come up and tell you that the boy friend is waitingg especially when the phone is all tied up with some love sick, or home sick lass, who does not believe in hanging up and giving some one else a chance. Well Steve , the class of 1955 wish you all the happiness which you deserve and beg you not to grieve too much over our absence. Our last request of you is that should you meet up with our grand-daughters in the next twenty years to come and who have decided to follow in the footsteps of their dear grandmothers, please, Oh please be kind to them Steve and call them early enough so that they will not be late for chapel, you know they may want a late pass that week. E, F. TAYNTOR 36 1935 FIDELITUS CLASS WILL It is fitting, that as we depart this life as student nurses, we leave to those who will follow us, some possession or characteristic, which has enabled us to carry on. The following bequests have been made!- Bobbie , leaves her fine work as class president to Clarkie . To Ricey , Betty Tayntor leaves her hope chest. Schneb , leaves her understanding soul and sense ot humor to all nurses. Knowing Billie Proctor as we do, we're sure she'll carry on Barry's daily correspondence. Focht, leaves her knack for laughing away trouble to Fairclough. Jane Waltz bequeaths her cuffs to little I-Iuntsinger, knowing she won't remove them under any circumstances. To Dolly Rokos, Tally leaves her tempera- mental ups and downs hoping they'll be mostly ups . As for Boozer , her characteristic speed is given to Groh who will hurry through nurses must be remembered so De Mateo has willed them relieve the monotony of the long nights. Ellen Richie is to optimism. Clara Campbell has left the art of adapting oneself to the new Probies. Mary Walker's theme song Don't Let It Bother You When Things Go Wrong , has been turned over to Harro . Elsie Baker leaves her efliciency to Madge Kennerly, who is sure to carry on. training. The poor night her onion sandwiches to receive Hastings' gift of All these bequests have been made knowing that the receivers are well able to follow through. NAME ELSIE BAKER MARY ALICE BARRY ITALIA BASILIS MARY BOOZER CLARA CAMPBELL CATHERINE DEMATEo ALICE Foam' MARY HASTINGS CATHERINE RoIiINsoN VIRIIINIA St.IINEIiI.Y RUTH S'l'liVIiNS lSI.IzAIiIaI'II TAYN'I'oR MARY WAl.KliR JANE WAI.'I'z THE SENIOR CLASS or 1935 PROPHECY ASPIRATION To live up to her reputation as a nurse. To be able to stand Pitts- burgh after Philadelphia. Assistant to a pediatrician. Mission Field School nurse To be dignified. To To An hospital. get enough to eat. executive of some Assistant to some great obstetrician. Nursing in the Kentucky Mountains. A good wife for Ken. A world renowned public health worker. To stop lvluslllllg. 57 lose a hundred pounds. PROBABLE OCCUPATION Nervous breakdown, Qno one could do it.j Training waves in some child's hair. Who's? Who knows? Taking care of her own quintuplets. Taking care of little Africans. Bandaging cuts and broken legs in some playground. Making people laugh. Eating. Sun-bathing in Florida. Interviewing would'be probies. Doing just .Is she set out to do. just .I good mountaineer's wife. A good wife for Ken. WCll..lfC worker. Feeding tlutkens on the farm. M. l.. XV. 1935 FIDELITUS Obsteterics .................. It nez'er growf old. Orthopedics. Psychiatry ..... Neurology ......... Surgery .............. Dermatology ................ 1t'f only :kin deep. .. ....... 1,711 crazy about you. NURSING ll hen the SllP6l'1'lJ'0t'.I' are gay and full of fun, The nurrey huftle around and get their work done, But when we have in back of ur. do thif and do that, Ererything we undertake Jeern: to go flat. It certainly wouldn't be nurfing if every day war gay, So we'll jnrt trurt in ferur to gire IIJ' grace each day. MARY E. Boozea INSPECTION State Inrpectorf come but once a year And Oh, how the Supercirorr do race and rear, A Jcuttle of feet and lafhing of tongue, Are all in the day'r work when completely done. The great day arrirer and all ir neat, Anywhere you may look but nothing can be beat, The Superrirorf all ftand back in great awe, And everything .rtopr and then a great paufe. Children'J Ward prrt on the way they go, Sl1p6t'Z'l.I07' in white every chair in the row. Maternity af Jpick and Jpan df could be, Third floor all rhinin g, no dirt you can ree. Up on the eleratorr the little party goes, To fee the wardf all tip on their toef, The bedf all ftraightened, every .fpread in ity place, Nothing could be more fatirfying in all the whole place. fuft a brief Jtop in the O. R. they make, Everything ir in fhip, Jhop, Jhape. Then to the nurfey' honze for the great tour, But all the hed! are made perfect ture. Finally to Clinic where all ir at peace. State lI1J'f78C'l0l J' nod of approval we meet. MARY E. Boozek Did you ever rtop to think, You doctorr, big and tall. How much we have to do We nnrfer, young and .rmall Each and ecery doctor ' Yer, erery one of you, Think! your Jeparate work IJ all we hare to do. ..............Keep Jtraight. .......Yoi1 hare a ner1'e. it out. 38 NATIONAL BANK OF i GERMANTOWN ' AND I TRUST COMPANY I I I r 5500 Germanfown Avenue AT SCHOOL LANE Capifal and Surplus SI,700.000 Open Friday Evening 6:30 Io 8:30 Bankers Since I8I4 CONSCIENTIOUS COUNSEL OLIVER H. BAIR C? FUNERAL DIRECTORS M. AL BAIR. Presadem RIT. 1581 ' RACE 1110 Esfablished IB76 Neal, AH'rac+ive and Serviceable NURSES' UNIFORMS and CAPES Made +o Measure OF I-Iiqlw Grade Maferials and Tailoreo excellenf manner fo assure long service. Wrife fo-day for Cefalog N Samples and Price Lis? C. D. WILLIAMS 8: COMPANY Designers and Manulacmrers 246 Sou+l1 II+h S+ree+, Philadelphia, Pa. QTL. Q. Bntnell 56I5-I7 Germanlown Ave. i GERMANTOWNS I SPECIALTY SI-IOP Women's and Childrens Coafs, Suits, Dresses, and Accessories KNOWN FOR VALUES TEI. TEN. 2200 SHARP 8: DOHME Iriiiirpiirni-fl Pharmaceulicals-Biologicals Plmilixclclplmiu Bnllimorc SARONY STUDIO Phofogrepher of The Class of l935 l206 Clnesinul' Slreel PHILADELPHIA P.-nw, BNI M 0 CAMP BELTS Full line of Surgical Bells lor all Purposes census. GIOVEY-T iioeaimw I 5443 Germanfown Avenue A,-l F-'PvlA'JixlsN '1 ,'l 'i X . E E Hifi, When You Think Of COAL Think Of THE REYBURN MFG. COMPANY KOHLER Allegheny Ave. and 32nd SI'ree+ WM. F. Ko:-ILER, Inc. PHILADELPHIA 6Ih and Annsbury Sis. Michigan 5479 Makers of 28+h and Willard S+s. Radcliff 2250 Koppers Philadelphia Cole FELIX SPATOLA Ei SONS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SINCE I880 We have maintained Q standard for best qualify and service. Supplying Hofels Clubs, Reslauranfs, Hospilals and Insfilu- tions. WALNUT 5600 RACE 735I Reading Terminal, Philadelphia, Pa. Embossed Paper Napkins, Tray Covers, Gummed Labels, Shipping Tags, Paper Specialties V E N T U R I FRUIT and PRODUCE I430-32 Souih Sfreef PHILADELPHIA MOYER 81 LOTTER Printing-Engraving Fine lllusfrafed Bool: and Color Prinfing Commercial Worh Invilalions-Programs ,,.. 2802 Norih Parlc Avenue PHILADELPHIA H. D. REESE, Inc. MEATS POULTRY, BUTTER, CHEESE I208 Arch Sfreel PHILADELPHIA Where Service Alter The Sale Counfs' HARRY B. REINHART Established l908 R A D l O and Elecfric Refrigeraiors 2 Sfores Oxford Sfreei af 24Ih 23I2 Columbia Avenue Your Own Terms Quick Delivery Open Evenings except Wedne,d,,y Compliments ol JONES COAL 8i LUMBER CO 229 Church Lane GERMANTOWN Vi. wr 3880 3'3I 1955 FIDELITUS MISS PHINNEY There if a teacher of whom we are rery fond, She'J one in a million, we know. She touched IU with her magic wand And helped uf in knowledge to grow. She wax patient and calm in our probation day: And corrected our many miftakef, She taught III to Jtudy, for it alwayf pay! To work and avoid the heartbreakf. She took III o1'er our three long yearf, And kept our courage high. And helped uf in fpite of examination fear! Wheri we hardly dared to try. We will newer forget her infectiouf :mile When thingf looked mighty blue Her unfailing patience all the while Way all that carried uf through. In yearf to come we wifh the beft Of health and lore and cheer. And H6d1'9l7yI giftf and all the reft To our Min Phinney, Jo dear. MARY E. Boozea A SENIOR SOMEWH ERE Six-thirty A. M. in the morning You leap out of bed, you par on your Jtockingx, You brufh your teeth, .fix-thirty if .ftrikin g You powder your nofe in wild deJpair And you frantically brufh and comb your hair. You pin on your bib, put your cap on your head ,' It'J fix-thirty-nine as you make your bed You run and run, you muff run .rome more It'J ,fix-forty-jfre, you'1'e reached the chapel door. Not a half minute too Joon are you. Prayerf juft Jtarted ax you enter and .rtand But do not be difcouraged and think of your Jorrou' You may be called at pre-thirty tomorrow. 42 1 1 fr- '- ' f ,-. tx. if If ll I I P B ,f L4 ' A. - I lwxczwe ' . I 'fra ' ' ': '-.'. 'V 7' Ig . Cv . ,. ' I 'I II I7i..I-is f -.L H J. '-1' X! 1 EJ I ll. Fd- i ,, v x,l,.,i ' ,ssc X la ' -1. pen I fi . ...sg I ' 1 , I fl -fl .IJJJ QJ l A if 'Ill fl v ' .IIT .. l z I' 'EE I .i-eJi5E ':E1' 1. ,ure-4. I I f 'Vg f 5' .. .1 ,p I ,Jn -'V Nan... The Geo P Pilling 81 Son Co I ,f ARCH 8- 23RD STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA. J WCTOR 6509-0l82 WHITAKER'S EVERGREEN GARDENS' FLORAL SHOP 27 Armal Sfreel' FLOWERS, GIFTS, PLANTS Delivered Anywhere GEO. H. DRAYTON 81 SON QUALITY PAPERI-IANGING and PAINTING 204I Easl Chelfen Avenue WAV. 8900 Bell Phone-Germantown 4637-1340 LEEDOM 8: WISSLER Prescripfion Druqqisls Chellen and Pulaslci Avenues GERMANTOWN, PHILA. J. TRITSCH 8: COMPANY Cleaning Malerial and Sanilary Equipment I4I6 Vine S+ree+ PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PURE OXYGEN COMPANY Medicinal Oxygen Nilrous Oxide 3623-25 Brandywine Slreel PHILADELPHIA Oldcsl Supply House in Germantown German+own Plumbing 8: Heafing Supply House NEW ADDRESS 5020-22 Germanlown Ave. OED. 3315 RlNG'S LUMBER and MILLWORK CO. Ml'lllIlQ'Y'N nf: Nurlhwe--I l'lnnlnIu-r nf k'llllllllI'I'l'l' ur I 'u zu 1- mln VII l ' Ullrl D . ll Il. Nlllllllll lilyll llll Hll Supply ,hmm-ilulluln Ill I l'l ' OU Doors, Frames, S lu M ldinqs, Shaofroci 30lh Sl. and Ridge Ave., PHILADELPHIA, PA. l lr:-mllnl 4H75 lynn lol? il Complimenls of A FRIEND 'ff' 1935 FIDELITUS OUR DIPLOMA fSung to the tune of White Garder1ia .j We rereire a little white diploma Ill!! df welroine df the day i! long. For we work for three long J'8dl'J' to get it today. If you look into thi! white diploma There'! a n1e!!age that we long to !ee, For it hold! a pl'0llliJ'6 of the long year! to rome. Who know! what ez'er it may bring, To u! the long year! through Take thi! token from our !rhool Cbffiih it and keep it elo!e by your !ide,' If our Pdlhf !hould erer fro!! again friend! Arcidentally or by fate'! de!ign. If you keep thi! little white diploma You'll know we're df One. LIFE'S COM PASS Amid tho!e tree! above the Fairmount brook! A great rnan!ion of brick. there dimly look! Into the di!tant hill!, that climb and fold, Like 7ll0lH1dJ' of .fdlld o'er one another roll'd And I0 our knowing i! fore'er glowing Tho!e girl! in ward! about are going. For there the thought of illne!! !hine! the way, While nur!e! timed elork! in 1L'dl'dJ' array To jill dutie!. I0 long a 1t'i.fl9 ha! lured Within tho!e girl!, who!e thought! have long endured While tree! are blowing and lake! are flowing Tho!e girl! in 1L'dl'd.f about are going. One day of work !oon brought them to the light Eternally !hining thru' day and nightg That light of happine!! of each gay heart Wfhirh help! the illl16.f.l' of the ill, depart. While well are going to !eek the knowing Tho!e girl! in ward! about are going. Now 'tween 170770 wall! where tender 1964111 have learned Tho!e girl! e'er !hare what toilin g life ha! earned And !o our thank! and prai!e to guiding hand! That helped to right what life demand! With 1984711 of knowing that plaee if glowing A! gill! in ward! about are going. LENARD GREENE 44 JOHN KUHN 81 SON FLORISTS 405 Wesi Tabor Road OLNEY, PHILADELPHIA Cul Flowers. Planfs. Decoralions and Funeral Designs To each Member of Ihe Class of 35 We wish You a Happy, Useful and Prosperous Career Slandarcl Eleclric Supply Co. 223 Norih l3+h S+ree'I PHILADELPHIA Phone Sfevenson 3700-OI Keysfone--Park 4I IO ASHER AMBULANCE SERVICE ASHER 8: SON Incorporafed l309 N. Broad Sfreel PHILADELPHIA Bell Phone. Germanlown 8584-8585 Keysfone Phone Norfh 0065 CHAS. W. MOORBY F L O W E R S 5420 German+own Avenue lAdioining Friends Libraryl GERMANTOWN, PHILA., PA. FLORIST TEL. DEL. UT SPECIAL FOR Sl Eugene Perrnanf Wave 54.50 Falls Manor Beaufy Shoppe 35+h af Tilden S'I'ree'I's Appoinfmenfs-Call VIC 8I26 IO A. M. TO 6 P. M. Wed. 8: Friday Uniil IO P. M. THE FALLS PHARMACY Your Docfor's Drug Sfore EACH PRESCRIPTION AN OBJECT LESSON IN ACCURACY We Deliver Vicfor 6300 Queen Lane al' Ridge Avenue VICTOR 9363 BOWMAN STREET GARAGE Official lnspecfion Sfalion Sforaqe. Gasoline and Repairing 3435-45 Bowman Sfreel' 24 HOUR SERVICE High Pressure Washing and Greasing WILLIAM SOWDEN 20fh Cenfury Meal and Provision Markets Established I89O Main S'I'ore: 3423 N. 35I'h S+., FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL 6237 Ridge Avenue, WISSAHICKON Complimenls of PIONEER SALT CO. BELL PHONE-GER. 49l0-49II Prompl Service--Free Delivery CALVANl'S SEA rooo Chellen Avenue Eesf of Germenfown Avenue GERMANTOWN, PHILA. Complimenis of FALLS HARDWARE CO. Cor. Ridge and Middle Avenues Complimenls of BUCHANAN PHARMACY Vaux and Indian Oueen Lane Oualiry Shoe Service S. POLIS VICTOR B744 Free Call and Delivery ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES WALTON SI-IOES4THEY WEAR HeimIich's Deparfmeni Sfore Ladies' Home Journal Parierns 422 5-27-29-3 I Ridge Avenue O-.wr A Qunrlor Canlury OI Irflonod Mvrrlmndisinq Nurses Uniforms While Oxfords WM. H. HYDE ALBERTA BEAUTY SALON DELICATESSEN Midvale AVBFIUQ lin-n-.nd Ni-xl Sho Tilden S+ree+ flyer!! Frfrfvnru-inf. VVnETn.1 Tffl. TEN. 7545 VIC 6144 tt .L9i?llPl5ilIU 5 THE BARN INN ll here once a farnihoute ttahle ttood A place now ttandt of frether wood On Henry Arenuef ltt grare it marked like wat of old By tturdy woodwork 'twixl a wold On Henry Arenue! Tho' now. hut changed it playt a role Feeding hungry that ride or ttroll On Henry Avenue! There! lightly hounded to the land It thadet and feedt at one't coninzand On Henry Avenue! Acrott the north upon a mound A reterroir. in circle hound O'er Henry A1'6lIIl6., Shieldt from the night, the day. the year The progrett of the northern tphere From Henry Avenue! Before a place of peace and rett Thit Barn Inn tharet with it the hett Of Henry Avenue! No traz ler turnt the head away Nor hoattt too highly of itt lay On Henry Avenue! Thit place can reap a hundred ttrong Of ft'c11 l61'J' at they pour along THE NURSES HAVEN fWith apologies to L'Envoi , by Kipling, When earth't latt nzicrohe hat fainted IV hen the catgut liet twitted and dried. Wfhenall the carhol fuchtin hat faded, And the youngett patient hat died. W' e thall tleep. and faith. we thall need it. Lie down for an eon or two. 'Till the Matter of all good nurtet Shall wake ut to' work anew. And we who were crott thall he happy Hare plenty of tunthine and air, Ute all the gauze that it needed W'ith no one to watch or to care. Wfe thall have real taintt to work on, Magdalene, Peter and Paul, Who thall tleep through the nightt with- out hypo't, And not have hytterict at all. And only the Matter thall praite ut And only the Matter thall hlanze V And no one thall work for money 0 er Hemi! Ailemlel And no one thall work for gain. But each for the joy of the working, And each in her teparate way Shall do the thing at the't learned it L. G. For the comfort of toult each day. And feed the tra1 lert to content Tho' I go fading to attent. Front Henry Avenue. A SMILE A smile costs nothing but gives much. It enriches those who receive, without making poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. None is so rich or mighty that he can get along without it, and none is so poor but that he can be made rich by it. A smile creates happiness in the home, fosters good will in business, and is the counter sign of friendship. It brings rest to the weary, cheer to the discouraged, sunshine to the sad, and it is nature's best antidote for troubles. Yet it cannot be bought, begged or borrowed, or stolen, for it is something that is of no value to anyone until it is given away. Some people are too tired to give you a smile. Give them one of yours, as none needs a smile so much as he who has none to give. 46 Keysfone, Main 3854 - Bell, Pennypacker 7392 E. C. Waller Man+z 4II HAWORTH BUILDING I020 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Microscopes and Microfomes Repaired and Adiusfed AI Colleges, Schools and I-lospifals Table D'I-Iole Dinners and A La Carle Service CAFE VERNON 50 W. CheI'I'on Ave., Germanlown PHILADELPHIA Open Daily Unfil 9 P. M. Phone: Ger. 6942 KIRK 8. NICE F QHFARLESNOLFEI UNDERTAKERS res ruixhalsaleeqela es 630I Germanlown Ave. Dock and Chancellor Sfreels GERMANTOWN, PHILA., PA. LADELP A , iAi W Bell, Lombard 8800 ,. KefIor1e!iMaInf,i4 EDWARD A. MERKEL JOHNSON'S Surgical and I-lospilal Supplies 20 I 3 Cheslnuf Sfreel' PHILADELPHIA E. A. WRIGHT COMPANY Engravers, Prinfers, Slalioners For Colleges and Schools Broad and Huniingdon S+ree'rs PHILADELPHIA JOHN WILLIAMS C O A L 25+h and Dauphin Sfreeis PHILADELPHIA Franklin X-Ray Corporalion X Ray and Physical Therapy Equiprnonl 20 I3 Sansom Sfreef PHILADELPHIA Riflenhouse 9929 Complimenls of WALK-EASY SHOE SHOP 8I5 Cheslnuf Sfreef Germanfown Flower Shop 5439-4I Germaniown Avenue GERMANTOWN, PHILA., PA. Bell-Ser. l750 SAWDUST SALES COMPANY I9+h and Clearfield Slreefs PHILADELPHIA KLEINS RAINPROOFED TAILORED NURSES' CAPES D. KLEIN 8: BRO., Inc. Tailors of good Uniforms for 78 years 7 I 5- I 7- I 9 Arch Slreef PHILADELPHIA COMPLIMENTS OF FRIEND The Progressive Life, Healfh and Accidenf Insurance Company Sici, Accidenf and Doaih Bonafih l82I Marlref Sfreel PHILADELPHM I PHILADELPHIA Awnaigf I Slip Covers E Window Shades- l ANNAYS FLOWERS Boeus BROTHERS ,mm UPI-IOLSTERERS Manufaclurors of H A S T I N G S UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE 570' Greene Shoe' 563l-33 Ogonh Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Gmmmown 5795 Mambo, F T D Pharm xvfwmly I677 ' ' ' Photography by SARONY STUDIO, Philadelphia Engravings by PHOTOTYPE ENGRAVING CO., INC., Philadelphia Printing by GARAMOND PRESS, Baltimore I . fm 3 7 Q . 'w o . , .,-0 . I , I . . V . . . Y. . 1 l sf ' 1x': 4fu3i2k?3r.'k ' , y .Jn 1 1:5 I x nun .I I-Z' V 'l '-.- fg 1' .l ,- ,FY 7' l IL . I 1' .,, - I n . 5 1.-qs A 93. QI 1 Xu.: Q. -v .. . I . 9 4 Y 'Q g v. vv lhthn 0 X 1 ' - A 0 . Y X 5. . Vo Q . 1 C .Lr. Ol O . QM 'E 3. f . - li I - A s , v f .. 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