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

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YOU TELL US Who borrowed Blockley ' s bell clapper? Who broke the glass in the O. R. instrument closet? Who spilt the saline in the belly of Dr. Drew ' s lap? (Orotomy) Who dropped the tray on 2nd floor? Who went to her first breakfast at Blockley ' s with one cuff on? Who always wears her cap askew? Who sleeps soundest in class? Who never gets caught up in sleep? Who tried best to make a Blockley interne? Who loaned Dr. Street her hairpins for teaching purposes? Who dropped the Oo tank on her toes? Who had the seven years ' itch? Who hangs her scanties in the window to dry? Who looks like a lady when her cap ' s off? G S WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF— Miller held her temper? Pete didn ' t argue? Willie didn ' t fall in love? Greenie got to chapel on time? Mikey ' s light went off before 10:30? Jessie stayed awake in class? The country air left Jake ' s cheek? Martha would whistle on night duty? Wayne King didn ' t play for Kilmer? Powell didn ' t get her daily letter? Hopfie agreed with other ' s suggestions? Mason would find the right man? Kochut would lose her innocent look? Doug lost weight? Stradtman went off duty on time? Swartley lost her notes? THE CRANIUM, 1937 Page Forty-four

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P— for all nurses have, it is said. O— stands for OSTEOPATHY, loved by us all. S— stands for STRENGTH, to our Maker we call. T— for TRADITION, for which we must stand. E— for EARNINGS we all hope to land. O — is for ONWARD, we must keep ahead. PATIENCE, PATIENTS, A — is for ANXIETY, which must not be shown. T— is for TIBIA, the name of a bone. H — stands for HEALTH, our best bet, it is said. I — for INITIATIVE, if we would not always be led. C — stands for CHRIST, who is really the head. H — stands for HEAVEN, may we all enter there. O — stands for ORDER, the nurses ' bug bear. S — is for SONGS that we sing when we ' re glad. P — stands for PRIDE in some things we have had. I — means one IDEAL for spiritual truth. T— is for TRUSTING, the acme of youth. A — stands for AMBITION, success in the end. L — is for LOVE, — so love brother and friend. Margaret Douglas. e s FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS When I was at P. G. H. And the dear knows what not Good enough As it were Bye-bye Good afternoon, boys and girls What do the scissors say? Now don ' t tell anybody but Who has candy? Haven ' t you got that done yet? Ohhh M-o-t-h-e-r!!! It ' s 10:30 girls Jeepers Creepers Without a doubt Well, I don ' t give a darn 1 La-La — Stradtman Oh, how dumb Wake me up at six o ' clock (ho! ha!) If you don ' t put parsley on it I ' ll haunt you Where are you from? How much did he pay? THE CRANIUM, 1937 Page Forty-five