St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Blu Chambray Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Ftta Hanna, Vlfahiawa Hotel, XVahiawa, Uahu, T. H. Dorothy Chaffee, Honolulu, T. H. 1925 Birdie Colhn, 1070 Pine St., San Francisco. Bernice Burt, Sacramento. Anita Brinkerhoff tMrs. Lawsonj, San Francisco. Murtis Farrell, 1496 Guerrero St., SaniFran- cisco. Eula Anderson, San Francisco. Helen Anderson, San Francisco. Tlielma Moore, Honolulu, T. H. Margaret MacKenzie, Hilo, Hawaii. Florence Kirbyson, San Francisco. Ruth Snider, San Francisco. Mae VVheeler, 706 Balboa St., San Francisco. Margaret Meier fMrs. Prattj, San Francisco. Ivah Miller, San Francisco. Drusilla Ratnfety, San Francisco. Vivian Story, 1496 Guerrero St., San Fran- cisco. Doris Odctte, San Francisco. julia Pierini, St. Luke's Hospital, San ltran- cisco. Mildred True, San Francisco. Marjorie Wfood, Santa Cruz. Mary Gaidos, Mare Island. Dorothy james, St. l.uke's Hospital, San Francisco. Annette Hugas, Los Banos. Florence Brinan, 226 Pajaro St., Salinas. Martha Hiplcins, 1526 Guerrero St., San Francisco. 1926 Veronis Hard, San Francisco. Helen Mary Kimball, San Francisco. Haunani A. MacKenzie, Hilo, T. H. Phoebe Remington, Santa Cruz. Dorothea Kreke, Mrs., 3415 22nd St., San Francisco. Ruth Martha Brinan, 226 Pajaro St., Salinas. Vivienne Morliolf tMrs. Birdb, San Mateo. Frances Dc lfVolf Hopkins fMrs. Phillip Galpinj, San Francisco. 60 Helen Audrey Wfatson, St. Lukc's Hospital, San Francisco. Rosalie Piilani Mossman, 1496 Guerrero St., San Francisco. Catherine Eunice Franson, San Francisco. Vida Martha Blain, 118 Dolores St., San Francisco. Mary Helena Adams fMrs. N. XVillisJ, 1221 Masonic Ave., San Francisco. Sarah Christine Anderson, San Francisco. Adele Meese, 410 Bartlett St., San Francisco. Mildred Alvin Meese, 410 Bartlett St., San Francisco. Theo. B. lfVright, 118 Dolores St., San Fran- cisco. Arlctta Alicia Marx, 410 Bartlett St., San Francisco. Agnes Margaret Bruce, 1494 Guerrero St., San Francisco. Josephine K. Cerri, Healdsburg. Catherine Theresa O'Brien, St. Lulce's Hos- pital, San Francisco. ,lane Carrington Keys, 598 Miramar, San Francisco. ' lllernelva Ball tMrs. Petersonj. San Fran- cisco. Helen Vivier, Auburn. lileanore Owen, San Francisco. Myrtle Eleanore Johnson CMrs. Rehej, San Francisco. Beryl Neil, St. Luke's Hospital, San Fran- cisco. 'l'hehna Sterland, San Francisco. Lena L. T. Tung, St. Lukt-'s Hospital, San Francisco. Mildred Evelyn Brown, St. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco. Ivy H. Beedie, 25th and Madison, San Fran- cisco. Ruth Chace, St. Lukc's Hospital, San Fran- cisco. Lila Lavallee, 40 Tiffany St., San Francisco. Ruby Lenore Myer, 1496 Guerrero St., San Francisco. ' Elsie Meyer, 40 Tittany St., San Francisco, Florence Dorothy Hume CMrs.j, 1315 Polk St., San Francisco. 'Esther Louise Longbralce, Knight Apts.. San Francisco. l

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A FEW' DEFINITIONS THE BRAIN-'ITIS top Hoor apartment in the Human Block known as the Cranium and kept by the Sarah sisters, Sarah Bellum and Sarah Brum, and assisted by Medullah Oblangata. All three are nervous and are always confined to their cells. The Brain is done in gray and white and furnished with light, heat, hot and cold water if desired. Usually occupied by the Intellect Brothers, Thought and Idea, as an installment office but sometimes sublet to -lag-Hangover N Co. THE FACE-A fertile, open expanse lying between collar-button and scalp and full of cheek, chin, and chatter. The crop of the male face is hair harvested daily by a lather or allowed to run to mutton chops, spinach, or full lace curtains. The female face product is powder whence the expression shoot off your face. Each is supplied with lamps, snufHers, and bread boxes. I'TAY FEVER-A heart trouble caused by falling in love with a grass widow. Pk :If P34 Pk vis PII lst Prob.-Your uniform is a perfect fit. 2nd Prob.-Xaforse than thatg it's a regular convulsion. LOST I !-An anatomy book by a student with a torn back and 4: af as :K rf :if an appendix cov- ered with ink. O TE M P ORA ! Mingled with fragrance of sweet old lavendar, Wfhiffs of tobacco rose Out of the garden, floating up 'to her XVhere she sat mending hose. It's not my boy, she smiled, as one by one The sickening smoke rings sought her- She leaned and looked below 3 there not her son Sat smoking, but her daughter! FORICIG N SUBSTA NCIS Dr. Guldager-There's the original prescription, I can't imagine how you made that mistake in putting it up. Miss Dolcini-Humph, I must have mixed your signature in with the other ingredients. X-rVanted- VVanted- NVanted- Wfanted- lNanted- VVanted- Vffanted- VVanted- VV :X N T ADS Love tonic. Alice Robbel. Some playthings to amuse myself with. Loretta Foltz. A position in a cheese factory. Helen Iimlay. Some new feet. Nell Stoner. Sleep. All surgery girls on call. Nothing much but plenty of something. Florence S. Plenty of life. Grace Haggerty. B. Curtis. An alarm clock to get on duty on time. f 63 l