South Highland Infirmary School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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INDIA COWDEN, VlLL.-XGE SPRINGS. ALA. HINJUNY' Her smiles are like the morning sun Wfhich bursts the clouds apart. This little bunch of sunshine hails from the great metropolis of Village Springs, which may be found, by the aid of a microscope. on the map of jefferson County. She is a specialist in the cure of the blues, for she never sees trouble. and calls it her own. The love and best wishes of every girl will go with her when we part. CHARLOTTE JONES. BESSEMER, ALA. C.xsEx. And if she will, she will: And you may depend on itg But if she won't, she won't, And there's an end on it. Her advent from the city of Bessemer probably explains her bright mind and phenomenal success as an accomplished nurse. She is endowed with an unusually large amount of class spirit, and if she keeps on as she has begun she will soon rank with Clara Barton and Florence Nightingale. 16

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ELLA HUEY, TALLADEGA, ALA. HLITTLE BUCJ' Her thoughts serenely sweet express, How pure, how dear their dwelling place. Ella Huey has the distinction of being both the oldest and the youngest of her class. A shy, modest little maid, who does not make the noise an ordinary mouse does, and although she Figures as largely in mischief as any of us, she seldom gets caught. Little Bug is devoted to eats and a good love story. , X N - my ' 1, .L X 5 'Z if ' saga' 1 Q 'i PEARL GOSSETT, ANNISTON, ALA. Pit:c:v. Oh, woman, in hours of ease, Uncertain, eoy. and hard to please: s A I g XVhen pain and anguish wring the hrow, A ministering angel thou. I 1 Yi Wfhen showinv' visitors the most attractive features of the lnhrmarv. we . , if a , gg 2 , alw21yS take them over Miss Gossett's hall. Not that we consider the hall so at- 22, Q- J? tractive: oh, nog hut-. She is devoted to class work, and her usual question be- 53' tore a recitation is: Now, what do you know about this stun? Lt, 3. Sign, . W ,. 15

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xl f X 1 bi And still they gazed. and ingly limitless, as her tongue seldom gets a quently becomes twisted. She is one of our 4 l fl ' ,T 1 l l I I 1 .lOSIil'lIINli YQXNIDIYIQR. lllRKllNtill.'XN, .-Xl..'X. :XNGlCl,-l:.XLl still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she knew. A bright, enthusiastic girl, who does not worry about the present, because she thinks so much of the future. lrler talents are various. and her vocabulary seem- for that M. D.-but that brings on more talk. DAISY DARIANG, XVYLAM, ALA. 1 'tHoNEY. wa .Q I pray thee, look with favor on my curly locks. A bright-eyed, curly-headed girl, whose mild and gentle disposition cause one to think her affectionate surname very appropriate. She makes many friends, so we predict a very successful career for her. XVhen sent to the doctors' lectures it was not the hard benches that she objected to mostly, but the f7l'l'lICI'f7fc' of the H141-ll-Q. rest, in spite of the fact that it fre- most popular girls, and if it were not f I 17 C. SM if