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

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Sheppard, Hilda- V to me means the ruling out of Nazism from the world. Simons, Ruth Jane-Victory Via Vitality! Sivers, Claire- V means patriotic enthusiasm, not only for our present but for the future. Sturdevant, Bernice-HV to me means everything in the Bill of Rights and next the return of many friends to make life seem more realistic. Todd, Phyllis- VH is for the shorthand used by our Allied troops for t'Veni, Vidi, Vicin. VValton, Betty-Freedom of Speech and independence. LIDQBDGXQ The gum-chewing girl And the cud-cl1ewi11g cow Are somewhat alike, Yet different somehow. VVhat difference? Oh, yes, I see it now: It's the thoughful look On thc face of the cow. -Miss Cooley QZSQTJGXD Marshall: 'WVhen are you going to give me that dime you owe me? MacDowell: ' ' Next week. Marshall: But that's what you told me last week. Mac: 'tSure, I'm a girl of my word. Do you think I'd say one thing one week and something else the next ?', 77 Miss Yontz, in Special Therapy, asked the class to write a short essay on water. Miss Insogna, after chewing her pencil for a while, wrote- Water is a colorless wet liquid that turns dark when you wash in it. Nurse, Pm in love with you. I donlt want to get well. Cheer up, you won't, the doctoris in love with me toog and he saw you kiss me this morning, said Mrs. Gordon. Miss Morgan: Now, which student can name five things that contain milk? Miss Vosburgh: Butter, cheese, ice cream, and two cows. -Q-w-Q-avr-o-o--o-o-4--o-v-o-oava-4-o-v The Nucleus 1943-Page Thirty-seven '0--s--o--o--o--onn-s--n--o--s--0--a--m

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