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

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- Miss Holmes to Miss Meliregor, l7on't kick about your eotIee, you may be old and weak yourself some day. wk wtf 2? Pk 114 Pl: Miss Lawrence--You say you have a sore throat. Have you ever tried gargling with salt and water? Miss Sehoendubysvlflave I? Yes! I ahnost drowned once. Pk 1 1 1 1 1: Miss 'Pope-Tell me, what does Jkbd. stand tor? Miss Burnham-XVell, you see, it would look rather foolish lying down. i fZ3,.,v 5. -,, See the gallant probe. A Behold her face so fair, di A f 'FLW' X How proud she is, Sy f 'If How stern she is, Q, If Her skull is hlled with air. f ' W . h ddgjlx I ,T 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: ' . 25 i - I kf Curtis-You look like Helen Green. Xkcffcy 52? Iflayes--Thanks, I look Worse in blue. sxwb'-5 N 9' .. Miss Cooke-Dr. ljolin, how can you tell' the difference between the mosquito that brings the yellow fever and the one that takes it away? 1 1: ik 1 1: 1 I-I. limlay-Let's wait for a street car. L. Foltz-lt's no use, the darn thing is gone, see the traeks. just because a girl makes eyes doesn't prove that she works for an optometrist. 1: 1: 1: 1 1 1 Great Medieo-.lf not Ior your mother, you could never have lived through this illness. Convaleseeiit--Thanks for telling me, Doe. I'll make out the check to my mother. 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1 Dierke-just think. they say a single amoeba lays five million XVhite-Think of what the married ones Could do. PF 1: 1: 1: if 1 Miss Pope-Before we begin the lesson today. are there any questions? Miss Sexton-Yes, what is the lesson, please? Vtloman-Oh, my, you've cut your finger. VV hat shall we do? Lady-Get me something I can twist around it. VVoman-Wfait, I'll call Doctor I-Ienpeekecl. Pls ill 41 Pk IF :F I Ruth was only a soda-mannfaeturers daughter. but she knew her Pop I 66 l