US Army School of Nursing - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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— ■ TAPS I 9 5 I r NAOMI BRYAN Columbus, N. J. ' Come, tell me Coz, — what do the ladies wear? The kirtles prithee, are they full this year? STELLA C. CO I ' LEY Scottsrtalo, l ' a. Her beauty tu ' inklcth like a star Within the frosty night. ELAINE COUGHMX Stvampseott, Mass. And in that cheek and o ' er that braze So soft, so calm, yet eloquent The smiles that win, the tints that glow But tell of days in goodness spent. Page Twenty-nine

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— a TAPS I D 3 1 r ELIZABETH BILISOLY Washington, I). C. 1 am impervious, 1 do no! need For food or warmth, or sight of for- eign shore I have enough to meet the hour ' s need. ' DAISY V. BOLEY Roanoke, Va. 7 am agog for news; on tiptoe for a chat. ELEANOR L. BOOTH Burlington, t. 1 leant a brook and pine trees. 1 want a storm to blow Long-lunged across the looming hills, with rain and sleet and snow. Page Twenty-eight

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— TAPS CRATE M. CRAFT Grass Lake, Mich. am content with what I have Little be it or much. s GENEVIEVE E. DALET Cazenovia, X. Y. ' She holds her little thoughts in sight Though gay they run and leap. She is so circumspect and right She has her soul to keep. ' MARJORIE DREW Live Oak, Ela. ' If, when I met you, 1 were Horric Nelson Captured, capsizing. Oh! I would have been a wreck Steering into battle with the topsail on the kelson The rudder on the deck. Pugc Thirty