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.-I . A. , . ' . i. 5.-,.n'i,-v .su '. 'J 1, seth ind- erk's e.nior .nt2n1si- Qsm everwskiingr xlqiinegajanglish ch1i-cter1stier I mt n, When she heard a joke! Betty Jean coming into training one day late? . T E. Faye trying to let her hair grow long? Lorrie's eye glamor, glam-mour? Petite K. Dudek with that large voice? That's all right K. we really appreciate your help in the sextette. - W To ask Katie what the well-dreawd girl wears skating. e Getting out bandage scissors and no resistance to cutting?' Graduating? SURPRISE I love to hear the alarm clock in the morning. I am unable to understand those who cannot bear the sound of itg and who each morning are impelled anew to hurl it out of the window or smother it under the bedelothesvdust to sleep another half hour. For me, the alarm clock is the symbol of lifeg it is a signal that the great city awakens, that a new day begins, that streets and houses are filled again with pul- sating existence. I love to hear the alarm clock in the A. M., I am a night nurse. A DOZEN TIPS TO THE UNDER-GRADUATE 1. always take a Senior's word for it. 2. Wear your hair very long and fluffy to be more glamorous and attractive to your patients. 3. L. R. stands for Lanny Ross and has nothing to do with a labor room. 4. always go about your work sing- ing and humming because it makes your patients cheerful and shows them you enjoy your work. 5. Be sure and impress the in- terns because there is one for about every twenty of us and we don't mind sharing them a bit. o. TE.i it ion.tWinW freund about an I. V. being an intraven- ous but I'm sure that it has some- thing to do with interesting vamps. , 75 Never give any patient water without first boiling it. 8. When told to strip a bed, just take the linen off, you don't have to worry about tearing it to bits. 9. When you go to the diet kit- chen find the tomato ripener and start to work, because this is one of your first duties there. lO. Always keep fifty pages ahead in all subjects--they may catch up with you. ll. Return early from tion, it may give you a 12. Always ask how tha cent came off your exam-mark. In- structors appreeiate that inter- est. lIt's probably your penman- ship.P your vaca- drag. two per WHICH ARE YOU? The bones in the body,' are two hundred or moreg But for sarting our people, We need only four. 1. WISH BONE PEOPLE They hope for, they long for, They wish for and eighg They want things to come But aren't willing to try. 2. FUNNY BONE PEOPLE They laugh, grin and giggle, Smile, twinkle the eyeg If work is a joke, sure S They'll give it a try. 3. JATBONE PEOPLE They seold, jaw and splutter. They froth, rave and cryg They're long on the talk, But they're short on the try. 4. BLGEBONE EEOPLE THEY strike from the shoulder. They never say die' Thoy're winners in life For they know hon to try.
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I 'H - 'u A -I-fn: .E-,X--,.:1-I1 ?? .I . , X-x ' ...J JA ' ---.. -.. -IL ..-LC ,Nl l -f' -1.:.' -EY x 1 f '. -,inf .1 the bnek rows were transferred to the front because? , The morning that all the nlsrms 'pt fi' it three s. M. nnd every- -. 2 sm t I or i of fill fg2u'L.y? LocieFs lccture's on collostrum to mcther's on O. B.? We wonder it her V.f.n. experiences too. Getting phone call just after sheidinq vnifcrn nnd discovering you had cnrried the nnrcotoc keys home? Scanning the million things on the hulletin tonrd 1 hundred times 7 dn? or ence 1 month. Probie duties. Our little grey? jan vita s rig 4 X 4 setting on nersjnjer--ch, most anywhere? , Cleaning days in the O. R. . Strip ing n soiled hed end then no linen? Forrettinq one-fourth of thit 4. P. dats, perhnps the Pnrn or nnyhe the grave? ' lessnring for uniforms--Prohie, O.R., and then qrnduwtion. Counting days--til vscntion , through nith Diet Kitchen, finish C. B. ind ?End of trvininw? 2 Thtt rirct hygodertiot to your Gzincn P17 class mite? V Drawing the wrong thing under the micrcscone in nnntomy. The czutifn in guttinf rut those jrecicus ? miles from the nursery? Foljinf diapers? V .' - Jnunt: to the city jerk? Tennis? Picnics? Zend concerts? Etc.? Ugitinf fir nnil dny miter day? The rlfves that popped in your fxce nlile testinr them? The Hello e'cn g.rties with ci- vr, ngjlew end dfuohnnts? f T-.':.f. '? W' Th, ser J it the g1rrieh,the be- Wildera nt it the ei ht of our rooms cn return? lt didn't happen to the ntcfeeiing ol nies? I The T,f f' in E. J. lvnnyo mont any :inc i Hair ,ins' and House robes? Rexoxkcr the oogs oleiring the Remember Brownie's Hwelly thnt's tkn -at it, ynnng Wl'm not kidding' Vernis ride on 'the ret trnp at our Lakeside Picnic? Uillmnn's snowburn from s moun- tain excursion? Mshlcskifs immaculate red heir ? Moron tales? ' -M3IQ'S'?HddltlOH of Adipose in the D. K.? srylene's scare on ll-7 in the O. R.? ,Her childhood diseases? Writing Gnse Studies with mids night oil nnd not hecnusc of Bleek Outs? ' y Thrilled Myrtle Mny when she rmm with rainy imtin vis Air? Gully's Indinn traits? D. Youngstcr'sfBob's first roses Scratching through notebooks and finnl'pnpers'to ascertain passing marks? . ,T Studyin2,the 'Denver skyline in nnntomy Lab. P. M. hours? Remembering to turn at the Parse mount to ret home when probes Went blieh shoe shopping? Emily for shelling her corns? Fereetting to strip-the beds? Tielet'n heck injury after gath- erinw fourteen cnscs of empty Coke Bottles? u 1 Hnze1'drivins us to gather them? .Mrs.' Youngster's hospitality at our Senior.pnrty? , Miss Hollend's enthusiasm as our Sponsor? t . Florence's isesrch for s formal after branding n blmck skirt with the trisnele circle ,her brand--it wnsn't funny then!! I .Gen fighting thejntmosnhere of 258? f' Dotty and Muriel doing on diets? To lose weicht31 Gettinq to oh pol nt 6:l6? Freshmen hlioh-outs for the sake of nnmtomy or wns it N. A. vocabu- lnry? Those--I'd pack and so home if my trunk wisn't full in the bese- ment--moods? Keepinp Coates awake at Central. School? H111 75 4011 fi5C- Translating elses notes?
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