Presbyterian St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Alpha Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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oaist to Senior €laii — Contimied Here ' s to Helen Creed — so original and jolly — She ' s always agreeable and cares not for folly. She is conscientious in her work and free in her fun ; Everything she does is very well done. Here ' s to Miss Knickerbocker — so quiet and tame. Her friends all tell her she is to blame For things she never thinks to do, Yet she will be the goat until she ' s through. Here ' s to Margaret Whitnell and Ruth Davis fair. They are always together, so make a good pair — The former so dark, graceful and sweet ; The latter so trim, dainty and neat. Here ' s to Blanche Smith and Hannah Madison — so short — They are both good scouts of a very good sort. Blanche never gets mad, though angry at times ; Hannah, a friend in need, always spends her dimes. Here ' s to Julia Flaathen and Gladys Hall — Julia is short and Gladys is tall. Julia is quiet and of calm repose. While Gladys is gay and fond of clothes. Here ' s to Ann Fleming and Ruth Westerman gay — Ruth is with us in spirit, although miles away. Ann is clever, keen and wise; Ruth not so tall — but of value in size. Here ' s to Belle Benedict — with pretty red hair — She is certainly a worker, and always so square. Nothing bothers her on Duty from morn until night. And she serves for her class as The Red Beacon Light. Here ' s to Cora Ayer — a friend and a foe — Brilliant, good looking and not at all slow; Sarcastic in manner as the day is long, But always the same until something goes wrong. Here ' s to Helen Geltenbort — she loves to be alone That she may phone Mamma in a gentle tone. You see, she gets homesick for the loved ones away, So phones Daddy and mother with tears in her eyes each day. Here ' s to Lula Townsend and Florence McKinnon tall — Lula so quiet and seen not at all ; Florence, the attractive Canadian nurse, Always makes things better instead of worse. [24]

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tCoasJt to Senior S Clasig Here ' s to Zella Cooper — the industrious maid — Always working too hard we are afraid ; But one in love must never shirk, For a wedding day means lots of work. Here ' s to Esther Milbrant — the Pres. of her class. She is jolly, a good sport and a Bonnie Lass, Conscientious, ambitious and always alert; In all she does and says she is most expert. Here ' s to Grace Dunlap — graceful and tall — ' In poise and dignity she is the best of all. - A more attractive nurse I ne ' er have seen, , For in uniform she is a queen. Here ' s to Marion Moore — with many a beau — Noted for her humor and always looks just so. On duty a nurse — and a good one, too — We shall miss her sadly when she gets through. Here ' s to Jane Pope — so clever and bright — Always good natured, even when shoes are too tight. Then borrow, she must, a much larger size — Comfort first, and in this Jane is wise. Here ' s to Edna Holzman — a-la- Vogue in dress. Is she artistic? — well, I guess. In Love and in Duty she has chosen the right bait, With which she has caught the proper fish of good Waite. Here ' s to Sue Laibe — a nurse of good sense — Always decided — never on the fence. She is always as clever as she can be ; In wit and humor a second B. L. T. - Here ' s to Evelyn Nelson — so meek and mild — Always quiet, gentle and never wild. , . . Full of fun and jolly, too; Always optimistic — never blue. Here ' s to Ann Trudgian — the clown of the class. She is A No. 1 in her work, so will pass. As for a joke, she ' s right there and ne ' er outdone — Optimistic from early morn until set of sun. Here ' s to Florence Forman — so good and true — There is nothing for you she would not do. Her thought of others is extremely rare — A beautiful character and one so fair. Here ' s to Tess Schwartz — so skilled in the surgical line — Everything she does is exceedingly fine. Quiet and unassuming all through life. She will surely make some man a very good wife. Here ' s to Margaret Kersten — so sweet and fair — The Priscilla nurse with golden hair; Very industrious and a good nurse, too. Always trying to find one more thing to do. {( ' out inued oti iicxi page) [23]

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