Robert Packer Hospital School of Nursing - Nucleus Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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Patricia Jones- Not too short, not too tall-just about right, all in all. Ruth Reazor- Cahn, unperturbed by stress or worry. Eleanor Everett-'tShe quietly eomes and quietly goes. Mary VVo0d- A maiden neat With manners sweetf' Doris Park-'tAh, that we could be as carefree. Alice Frey-'tJust, loyal and goodf' Florence Rundell-HVVatch your step-earpet lectures will get you yet. Marion Marsh--'tOne to he depended uponf' Rose DcllaRoeco-t'She looks so very innocent, but! ! ! Martha Mull- An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Grail Bennett- She may yet be one of fame. Phyllis Morehouse-''Vharms strike the sightf, Mary Hillmdulf you cannot command success, you may at least deserve itf' Joyce Sehrain-f'Life is a jest and all things show it. Eleanor Preston- Still water runs deepf' Alice Miller-4'Everything Comes to him who waits-why hurry Y Ruth Uhl- lim resolx ed to stay plump and look young until forty. ' hldudora Sniith--t'Our deeds determine us as we determine our deeds. QjQyffj l'i11if1'ecl Jones- Many a small make the greatf, Marjorie Kraeoski- bhe's quiet, she's sweet and can't he heat. Louise Botsford- So modest her bearing, sets olt her sprightly wit.', .lean Leadheater- She is fair, she is square. Elaine Reinhardt-4'lVherever she is, laughter will hold its sway. Margaret Loomis- For she's a ,jolly good fellow. Shirley Eddy- Smile and the world smiles with you. Pearl Vargason-t'Plenty of ability to hold a j0b.', Margaret Vllilson- And here you are-3 minutes late. Edgaretta lVood- Of plain, sound sense lit'e's current coin is made. Louise Hinkson- I love to wind my mouth up, I love to hear it go. Louise Handwerk--HSlender of figure, laughter of eye. Betty MeKown-'tPetite in size, big in mind. Mary Sutton-VA good disposition is more valuable than goldf, Leona Allen-f'To think and feel We are able, is often to be so. Madelyne Carter- lVould eat and grow a little fat. Mary lNIcCarty-'tSilenee is golden. Mahelle Jacobs- A Winsome poet. Sara Jane Fisher- No profit grows Where no pleasure is taken? 77 79 97 -M. CARTER -R. DELLAROCCO n o a o o s e o o s 1 o o o--a 1- The Nucleus 1943-Page Thirty-Iwo -o-o--no--o--o-a o o s o o o o o o o o o