Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing - Stripes Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ELIZABETH CATHERINE VEACI-I Mahopac Falls, N. Y. Berry 37 'T , But hath suffered a sea change -4 :Q Into something rich and strange. '-4 ' - FREDERIKA FRANCES VENABLES ' ' 4 Zurich, Switzerland Freddie But in this others silence do I see Maids mild behavior and sobriety. WINIFRED MAUD WADBROOK Arlington, Mass. .7 ' 2 Winnie . Yes I write verses now and then. - 9' Q6 , 4. . - . Qi -Q I GENEVIEVE A. WEGRYN f j I 1 H Elizabeth, N. J. I Y. Gen . Q Thy nature is full at the milk of 'NF ' human kindness. 0 '-15.5 ', NANCY CURTIS WINDSOR Salisbury, Md. Nancy . ' Her very silence and her patience 55'-f 2 speak to the people. ' '5 rl -7 PRISCILLA B. WOOD ' - New York, N. Y, I , 4 rrprissyn 1 ' Wilt thou have music? I-lark, Apollo plays And twenty caged nrghtingales do sing. NELLIE YOUNGSMAN , ,QS ' Foirlawn, N. J. 1 Nellie Those parts of thee that the worId's eye doth ' view 4 4 Find nothing that the thought of hearts can A 5: mend. ' -' MARTHA TWILA ZIRBEL Los Angeles, Calif. Martha Herein lies beauty, wisdom, and increase. Twentyethree 1 l A

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,.,, - I fx, ' fi-.'-R. :fry-fr A '- ' ' 'F 11,2 DOROTHY E. ROBINSON ' Ridgewood, N. J. 4- A 4,5 Dottie 'Q -A Sweet with sweets was not , JL - - A .V Joy delights in IOY- 'ei' . DOROTHY LOUISE ROSE Albany, N. Y. Dotty YOu walk softly, look sweetly, and say little ELIZABETH B. SCHAFER Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 1 4 Ia 5 Betty kg ,A J U if, Hshe h 2 .J V A- .E f x -1 ':. 5' ' . MARGARET JEAN SMITH Rahway, N. J. HM- JU., For I know she taketh most delight In drawing, books, and poetry. BARBARA JOSEPHINE SPENCER Canandaigua, N. Y. Bobby What is more gentle than a wind in summer. DORCAS LAIDLEY TIEMEYER Hawthorne, N. J. Hoorkyn She gives everyone her ear and few her voice Takes each ones censure but reserves her judg- ment. LYDIA LOUISE TIEMEYER Hawthorne, N. J. Pidge How clear, how keen, ho I w marve lously bright. Twenty-two I strive oth in her what youth, strength, and skill can furnish man withal. MILDRED M. SCI-IMITT Brooklyn, N. Y. .IMHIYH ' :L - . ' . 'I -1 ' he I .1- gl 4' . i x -A ' jf-4.' ' -:P V X .Rv 1 3 .- 1 I 1 .,g:f'3?l. Qi' in ' . R J' fa I 1 I , ' Q-'iffy-fgiivrif-I ' I . , . ' 5 My -gt. . . x wnsith L ,Q - I ' , IV K. - N- K .. 1 b .Ex R' rf L1 , A J I 1,-t g T4 A I -. -ri 5' -4- - . - -1 y ., I Y A xxx. X F ' 'r . ' . 'we ff' ,I with none for striving hath no worth.'

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HELEN PRESTON ELLIS Wellesey, Mass. Honey Thy youths proud beauty so gazed on now. KIRA FRIEDLIEB Teheran, Persia HKHOH Far hence in Asia on the flat roofs and domes of Teheran, Bright shines the sun.' MARJORIE M. REED Asheville, N. C. Marge Moderate tasks and moderate leisure Quiet living, strict-kept measure, Bath in suffering and in pleasure. O VENl VlDl VlCl She came - a timid trusting thing, Eyes wide in frightened wonder, She grit her teeth - held high her head, And prayed she wouldn't blunder. She saw - how operative beds were made, The art of enemata, ' She learned the signs of thyroid storm, But this was just the starta - She conquered - O. R. - Babies - Sloane, J Floor was merely pleasure, Metabolism left her cold, And Gyn was leisure. She got her pin when all was o'er - White shoes and gathered apron, Then packed her trunks for home and fun, And collapsed outside her door. W. Wadbrook Twenty-four