Milwaukee Hospital School of Nursing - Gleanings Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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INTERMEDIATE ART GALLERY Every picture tells a story, We are told in ads so true; Look these over, then smile with us, If the picture should be you. Age of Inmcencewlive Henrich Can't You Talkaumice Storduer, Lila Sook Pilgrim's Going to Churche-Ida Richards, Daisy Schuessler Spirit of '7FRuth Trentlage Feedihg Her Birds TFaceh-Mildred Marquardt Dance of the NymphseBeata Geiger, Lilly Svendson The Coming StormeLeona Schmidt Laying Down the LauHViola Weideman The Dreamer-Hildegarde Lehmann SolitudPCoraml Pollard Don't Touch-Stella Bergquam Thinking of Somebody-Inga Olson Roaring FortieSeIda Richards The M iniature-Selisa Stagner The DancereHelen Young Dignity and Impudencee-Ruth Blievernicht, Marion Morton Angel Heads-Betty Blain, Vernetta Jones The Helping Hand-Freda Grindeman Song of the Lark-Marie Jacobs Cupid Asleep-Eleanor McNair Cupid Awakew-Margaret Moecker The Flying Dutchman-Wanda Menchoff The Belated KideHelen Kobiske The Night Watch-Genevieve Edwards M ischief in Full Play-Claire jorgenson, Grace jarchow 0n the TelephoneeBemice Cowell 62

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JUNIOR FLOWER GARDEN I n every flower that blooms around, Some pleasing emblem we may trace. Aster: Eyes so blue as the heavens they gaze at.-Viola Adler. Lily: Quiet, peaceful, and calmeregardless of the surroundings.-Erna Bauman. Bluebell: Hang head, Bluebell, full of secrets thou darsnit tell.-Frieda Becker. Marigold: Golden-haired Mary, Oh, so cheeryeMary Callows. Pansy: That sweet and quiet smile That radiates for a mileeLois Carpenter. Roses: Roses steal a smile from every heartelsabelle Halgrim. Bridal Wreath: So dainty and fair, spring is your time to'cheer-Lucille Henke. Virginia Creeper: . Virginia Creeper has eyes so round, That when you see them your heart does pound-Virginia Kammerer. Morning Glory: Pretty Morning Glory opens wide, And puts all her thoughts and cares asideeGrace Larson. Iris: Our sweet little Iris that blooms so fair, Has love for us all and some to spare.-Ruth Newhaus. Brown-Eyed-Susan: V Bright Brown-Eyed-Susan has eyes like a flapper, 'Tis no wonder he'd like to kidnap her.-Margaret M ielenz. Larkspur: Larkspur! Larkspur! Why so quiet and true, Pray tell me, to be thus, what do you do?- Helen Lutz. Violet: Violet is handsome, pretty, and gay, But never mind, she'll come your way.-Mildred Lee. Sunflower: Stately and tall, ever looking to the sun, Sunflower, you are the one.-Della Rusch. Sweet-Pea: Dainty and neat as can be, Is our adorable little Sweet-Pea.eFrances Rasmussen. Fox-Glove: Fox-Glove has a clever way, ' Maybe you'll find it too some day.e Helene F ischer. Daisy: Always so happy, why? Oh! Daisies won't tell.-Rulh Kleberg. Hyacinth: The Hyacinth is fat and sweet, And so is she, I must repeat.-Fem Meyer. L 63