University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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S C ig: P is: L Class Poem Oh. 'tis sad to he a senior. 'Tis sad to say farewell: 'Tis sad to he a-parting' From the friends we love so well: Hut we hope to leave hehind us A memory kind and true Of those who did the hest they knew. XY-e've loved the struggle and strife That have made up our training' life. lYe've loved its joys and its woes: YYe've loved its comes and its guess lYe've loved the disappointments anr lleve loved the davs when finished XYe've loved them when begun. l the f un lYe've grumhled and we've growled. Sometimes we've even vowled. But we'd rather have these ups and Than he a ruler of many towns. Now that it's time to leave lVe bow our heads and grieve For days that are gone, friends that downs are won. For songs that we've sung' and deeds that we've done :Xll these things we leave hehind That we may go forth and find New realms to be explored. New diseases to be cured. Yet. though wealth we gain and success we attain lVe'll ne'er forget or cease to adore The school where we are seniors no 1'llOI'C.

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5 SCQZPEL , h,........., YERMA KYLE SCHULTZV . Swayzee, Ind. The Gorgeous Girl -XYa1bro Bartley JYLIA XYORDEN Stop, Look, Listen -Owen XVister RUBY ROBINSON Athens Swayzee. Ind. The Substance of zz D1'Qn111 '-F. YY. Burr MARGARET GUSTINE Second Ass't Editor Scalpel. Class Secretarv !Z7 She XV:-xlks in Beauty -Byron Benton Harbor '27

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--? S cy P5 Class Will XYE. Tl-Ili CLASS OF 1927, he-ing of sound mental caliber, do declare this our last will and testament. Lnto the Educational Department. our unceasing admiration for their for- bearance. Lnto the Junior. our white shoes. Be sure to always keep them clean. Lvnto the Sophomores, all due sense of jFl1l0l'lfj'. Never forget to use it. Miscellaneous : Acker's Pepsodent smile to Marge Sanderson. It pays to advertise. June Alhights hearty guffaw to Davey. G. ljeanlmlossoins sylph-like form to Staulker. M. l2oersma's shyness to B. Allen. By practice may you overcome it. G. Richards' diet to L. Shrider. 'X willowy figure may you have. M. L'otterman's vocabulary when incensed to M. Parker. Hoodys aprons to E. Hester. Don't let them lap too much. M. Franklin's drawling speech to D. XYeeks. l. Deans knowledge of the world to G. Nicholas. E. Linden's sophisticated air to M. Spatford. H. Hemes' natural curls to L. Aurand. May you always look forward to rainy days with pleasure. H. .Iewett's Irish tongue to Yenona johnson. Don't let the Scotch compete with you. G. Zieglens ahility to make up to F. Cross. ll. Greens imposing stature to li. Long. Always be a little above others. D. Schwimmer's haircut to Y. Cooper. Casey's promptness in arising to B. Anderson. liona's and Heinie's pleasure in talking shop after hours to F. Palmer. .lo Synders' genuine sweetness to M. Batdorff. We hereby name. nominate and appoint Perry as our only executor of this last will and testament. ln XYitness XYhereof, we set our hand and seal this 10th day of April, 1927 A. D. CLASS OF 1927.