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

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stud. Button, button, who has the button? Look, I'm playing games. Maybe I'n in my second childhood. There has been talk, The onlv thing is to get my head under this dresser and look around . Just about room enough too for a size 22. The wrinkle new is to be systematic. Go over the floor inch by inch.. No one ever get anywhere in a rush unless you count the fel- low they shoot out of the cannon at the Ringling Circus. Thene I've covered the ground thoroughly. The stud is not here. Don't say any- thing now but something else has happened. I don!t seem able to slide my heed from under here.: A fine thing . Nur so trapped under her own dresser . Donft stand there grinning. Hasn't anybody get a saw? Ring the fire alarm. Send fm' the police. Call the marines. Probably the way to get out is by a quick yank. Yeah, well I nearly unlatched my neck trying that. I'll wobble Q bit. Thatfs no bargain either. I think I'm beginning to swell.. Of all days for everybody to be ext, it would be the day I get my head hooked under the dress- er. Meybe I could tap out a mes- sage to the room.below like niners in a cave. Somewhere I suppose people ere dancing, winebibbing and cracking jokes, Life goes en. But life hasn't meant much to me anyway. So it is just as well. Go on about your worldly pleasures . lim all right. O, I'm perfectly swell. Nothing new for me to be in a fix. Every time I get my head above water somebody swuts it with an oar. Or I get the blamed thing fastened under a hoedus. Out there in the distance are voices. That's likely fever coming on. The way I'm cramped up, I can't even get rn' hand to my hexd to see how hot it is. No, someonefs laughing. They are lifting the dresser end. Free at lest. I wonft tell how it hap- pened. The stud there in the nid- dle of the floor makes it ridicu- lous. D. Goold Cwith apologies to O. O. Melntyrej

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OUR LAST 'WILLWANQ prgswviamr hereby bequeath and bestow the following those who are to follow in our footsteps but we sincerely hope they will find a few characteristics worth retaining. We, the Senior Class of 1940, assets and liabilities to all Their legacy may not be great TO THE FUTURE MISS AMERICA OF MAXWELL HALL WE LEAVE: A choice of Sylvia Aalto's golden tresses, Isabel Betz's braids, or that super page-boy that Eeje Walker's been sporting. To prevent her from looking anemic, Dottie Jones leaves her Florida tan and Jean Ben- nett her Coty's Cosmetics. Her general aprearance will be greatly im proved by Marge Hartwell's blue eyes and Connie Crites superb figure. All these, plus the beauty that Kay Sutliff leaves will undoubtedly see her through many a stag line. FOR HER PERSONALITY WE LEAVE: Jo Nothstein's sophistication, Eve,Kohler's charm, Lee Kuhnt's enthus- iasm, and--if she can keep up the pace--Betty Boyd's vivaoiousness, She will inherit her infectious giggle from Annie Benson and Rosie Molitor while her good nature will come directly from Billie Elder and Mimie Wagner. May she also have the soft voice of Mary Foley,the self-confidence of Reggie Gault, and the complacency of Fluff Voss Brinck. To add to the charm of this lass Sybil Johnson contributes her babytalk--to be used on special occasions. All these attributes, topped with the energy and ambition of Dottie Davis and the disposi- tion and school spirit of Leenie Smith will make her a remarkable creature indeed. Leaving this mythical creature we turn now to make the following per- sonal bequeathss Anne Falconer--her perfect health record to the Infirmary and Co. Q