St Francis Hospital School of Nursing - Lamp Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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we 6 64555 -confinuec! Alice Gomi Wills her baby dimples and bright eyes to Evelyn Lau. Sumie Eukuda's Almanac on E ic- tions and Facts go to leanette Brash and Eranlca Timbreza. Betty lgarashi leaves her bed in 2-E to Patsy Teruya. Peggy Ishimoto's soothing bedside manner is inherited by Alice Yu. Helen Olcamoto leaves her book ot Etiquette to believers of Emily Post. A To Ramona Dutirte and Helen Ta- kahashi, Frances Taguchi leaves her versatility oi interests and Winsom Way. Dorothy lkehara's steadfast deter- mination ialls on Hideko Tsuchiya and loyce lshibashi. Emily Matsukawa leaves her ar- tistic talents to Paula Nakamura. Gladys Matsunaga leaves the Po- lice Dept. loyce Hirashiki leaves her spotless room to Sally Okamura and Sadalio Kino. To Edith Shizumura, Gladys Chang and Karen Tanaka, goes Kay Koshi- QXVQ T251 yama's well rounded scope oi social activities. Sadalco Muramoto leaves her tor- mula oi How to Study and Become a Success to Eosita Manlapit. To Murial Gshiro, lris Nagasawa go Hiroko Suemori's good manners. ludith Yamada's sense of humor and good naturedness go to Mar- jorie Higa and Barbara Eushikoshi. Thelma Sur leaves her experiences in St. Louis, Mo., to Sally Okamura and Helen Yoshinaka. Mary Leandro inherits Ayano Eu- jimura's gift ot how to hold on to one man. Sadako Higa begueaths her three year collection oi phone numbers to Eva Wallace and lchiyo Eko. Eunice Nishimoto leaves her abil- ity to get along With the opposite sex to Dorothy Goo and Mary Lee. Thus properly recorded and ac- cepted by the class, our last Will and testament is recorded in the docu- ments ot St. Erancis Hospital, School of Nursing, on this third day of No- vember, l947. CLASS OE l947-48.

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Ol 7 5 O AYANO FUIIMURA Whose well-taught mind the present age surpczstf' SUMIE FUKUDA Pearl of great price. ALICE GOMI The sweetest flower of all the field. 1 TUNE HASEGAWA Always so pleasant to be generous. SADAKO HIGA ViVcxcity is the gift of Woman. I OYCE HIRASHIKI Honesty rote as a mon without seliepity, kindness cfs lorqe cmd plain os Q prcririe Wind. ANN HIRATANI lt is by the benefit of let- ters that absent friends crre brought together. BETTY IGARASHI 'Thy modesty is cx candle to thy merit.

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ELSIE INUKAI Patient persistence, com- piled with a degree of cheerful optimism works wonders in their world. PEGGY ISHIMOTO A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. DAISY KAKU Her modest looks the cot- tage might adorn, sweet as the primrose peeps be- neath the thorn. LAURA KANEMOTO Thy smiles become thee Well. KAY KOSHIYAMA Yet was her face both great and kind for courtesy was 'on her mind. H EMILY MATSUKAWA Gentle of speech, bene- ficient of mind. YOSHINO MATSUMURA Thy laughter of man is the contentment of God. SADAKO MURAMOT0 Wise to resolve, and pa- tient to perform. ' CLARA QUINTANA To elaborate is no avail, learn'd and unlearn'd feel that it is so. YURIKO SAKIHARA Maiden with meek brown eyes. .gm