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

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JANET HILL A slow kind of drawl. Dry wit underneath, Poised sophistication Is Our Editor-in-Chief. JEAN KOEBER This chic miss from Fond du Lac Has one desire, ' tis said, To win the honors from Lily Dache, In the hats she wears on her head. CAROL HONOLD Sh bubbi es over with friend- liness, She ' s warm as a bug in a rug, Cold fudge sundaes, her special delight. Her favorite hangout, the drug. CAROL HUEBNER She owns a school of guppies, Her hobby is to sing. She warmed our spirits all winter long With It Might as Well be Spring . AUDRE LANCE She ' s a dark and vivacious lady, A homemaking streak in her soul, A trip to the East, a Lohengrin tune. Marched her straight to desired goal. MERIDITH LARSON A well-developed personality. The It girl of the B ' s A full-fledged Hubba-Hubba gal, A slick chick, if you please.

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EDITH GRANT Here ' s our sense of humor gal Who can mimic where we can ' t, Is it an ape? Is it human? Yes, by gosh! It ' s Grant! HARRIET GRIFFITH Knit one and pearl one, Drop a laugh or two. Bid a game and make your score. These make us think of you. AHLENE GROVES She was one of the first among us To take the M-R-S degree, Though the grocer send his monthly bill. There ' ll be no doctor ' s fee. MADGE HANSEN The angels must be busy, Their constant vigil keeping, To watch this lovely little noggin ' Whose favorite sport is sleeping. EDITH HERBERT Cupid took his trusty bow, And toed the mark above, He drew the string and let it go To hit a Bull ' s-eye with love. MARIAN HERMANCE Take a flock of curls, Add a cute little smile, Mix it with five feet one. And you ' re cookin ' in Hermance style.

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JEAN LENZI To think of a song to suit her, Would be no trouble at all, She ' s the one they had in mind For Oh! You Beautiful Doll! JEAN LIGGETT She ' s very musically inclined, And literally speaking, too. With some of the writing seen herein, She ' s had a lot to do. MIRIAM LULL Quiet poise and self- composure, A calm and stately air. Accomplished artist on piano. Our listening hours, too rare. VERTA MUMAW Always on the oh In a quiet kind of way, Always in our hearts In the sweetest sort of way. LUCILLE OLDENBERG As a teacher she came to us To learn the art that heals. And through both these vital tasks She ' s carried the same ideals. DOROTHY RASMUSSEN She ' s a nifty little vixln ' And she ' s fun around the lot. Meticulous in dress and hair, And that ' s not mousemeat . Dot!