St Lukes Hospital School of Nursing - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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CLASS FCEM We are the class of forty-two. For the pest F1 three years we've dressed in blue. The time approaches the fateful night, We'll exchange our dresses for those of white. Te've worked end studied with ell our might, And hoped in exams just once We'd guess right. We've supported Hour schooln staunch and true, 1 For we are t ne class of forty-two. The time will come when we must part, - And though t CAt this poi his brings e pain to our heart-- nt someone raises the question, Uls the pain due to heartbreak or indigestion?H We are quite sure we will find success,. Though that we'll be doing is just e guess.' But if you will all gather around, M 4 At About each member we'll give you the Ulow-downn J. Hampton is still the belle of the bull But she's undecided--she csn't merry them ull. fvorlqly no t D . ., ' .4 In Afgineetan we find C. Brown, Doing her be fIt's about t to N Cle s sn up the town,P timel f 3 T M. Ashburn referees the bucket ball game Betrcen her lO children--What price fame? fScrves her rightl - Lock what became of thot Dmrlsnd sirl 2 She's givin? the soldiers quite d uhirl.t CIt's all for defense? ' , D. Youngster has naked ue over to tes So ve can see Junioreequite smart for three. CThese fond mussel The Nightingale spirit burns in M. Pettit V ?he's a second Flc--and don't you forget it. Hem dull M. Spooner Walks 3 little wavy She's been that Way since she joined the navy. CDingncsie please? - R. E iscnhert'e beck in her home town. ehe just couldn't let the locil talent down. Poor boys i ' i An authoress became B. Holmes -M T H We think she writes the dilliest poems. CUhmt could you expectD As u school nurse we hear L. Coates HSay Ann QS she looks down millions of throats. fStill lookinv for the buried treasure? end Whvt is this TC hear of E. Hsrris Following Hthet mann from here to Paris. CPersiotencc is'd virtucl. T' . 1. Harrie is hoping for Q bid , , To be 1959's champion ouiz kid. r CShe'l1 anim r the duestifns4-not ask theml D 1

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CLASS POEM Page 2 E. Sauter is teaching anatomy ' c Remember when she couldn't spell bronchoscope? lAnd that's so, tool ZOO pounds weighs A. J. Sater . She has steak every meal since she married that waiter. fThe piggy, P. Van Zant has gone in for glamour For her services there is quite a clamour. CThat's the way we heard it? Q p On soap advertisements we see F. Drake 'Your best friends won't tell youu--we think it's a fake CSome people will do anything for publicityl A travelling salesman wed B- Pitts ' We no sooner locate him than away he flits.' fwe tried to warn heri , ' F. Arenscn is a contented housewife We always thought she'd pick that sort of life. fBreakfast in bed--who wouldn't?J A. Chilton has become a bubble dancer She likes the outfit because it's fancier. fShe doesn't have to press it before going on duty? N. Dean is quietly winning her may She'll be a Usnooperviseru one fine day. v Cwho wants to bel ' r L. Hageman says her only wish is Her husband will help her with.the dinner dishes. fIt ought to be in the marriage contractl A million dollars made B. Judd Giving facial packs out of Denver Mud. CWho'd have suspected it?J A Pig 'N Whistle is'owned hy Misa Gaseh. She makes wonderful hamburgers-wstrictly cash. CShe knows you nurses? You'd never guess what happened to Makloski She's an F.B.I. woman--by goshki. Clt rhymes doesn't it?D . Mieta's gone to Pangc-Pango We hear she's Giving lessens in the tango. CShe wears stiltsl Gullien always looks asleep. She has a job counting sheep. fPretty soft? . K. Dudek's voice comes to us over the microphone. A career woman who Hlovesn to live alone. fSour grapesl . M. Parsons married a man named Preacher What's in a name--he's a dancing teacher. KHOW to be popular in lO easy lessons? A magazine salesman tricked D. Venter He didn't treat her as he oughter. CS he believed he was working his may through Sing-Sing?