Philadelphia Osteopathic Hospital School of Nursing - Cranium Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MARY ISABEL GREENE Marily Oneonta High School Morpheus, Morpheus wherefore art thou, Morpheus? Marily has filled many a lonesome hour with her wit and wisdom (that is, if you could keep her awake) . She is an excellent nurse and above all one of the best Pals a girl could have. HELEN LOUISE HOPF Hopfie Haverford High School A head is dependent upon its backbone for support, but a back- bone without its head is valueless. ' Hopfie has lead us in the develop- ment of embryonic ideas into matured realities. The most outstanding of which were the organization of the Osteopathic Vertebrae and the establishment of the Cranium. May her plans for life be as successful. THE CRANIUM, 1937 Page Eighteen

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MARGARET ANN DOUGLAS Doug Altoona High School A sense of humor is the ability to appreciate a joke on oneself. Doug has proven that with her good nature, good eats and good times. We wish her all the success that is her due. THELMA MARY FYOCK Mikey Spangler High School Why study? Tis a dull and endless strife. If pep is needed we call on Mikey. Her feet are light and her spirit gay even at the end of twelve-hour duty. THE CRANIUM, 1937 Page Seventeen

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HELEN JACOBY Jake Roxborough High School Bashful, blushing, sweet and coy, Is it a Senior or just another boy? Your vim and vigor will ever add to your lovable manner. We pass on to our heirs your secret of success — a will to do, a way of doing it and the joy in accomplishment . JESSIE MAE JONES Jonsey Holidaysburg High School A heart of gold — a hand for doing. We can ' t decide which we enjoy more about Jonsey — her cooking or her generosity. We know both will win many friends and hearts for her. THE CRANIUM, 1937 Page Nineteen