Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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FACULTY Top Row: Mrs. Ludiger, Kleinlall, Miss lacobs, Farthing, Miss Srnilde, Orr, Miss Anderson, Kreiger Sealed: Miss Leslie, Miss berg, Miss Kinney, Schroer, Miss Iarchow Miss Miss Miss Miss Lund- Miss CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE Dr. Dyrness, Miss Travis, Mrs. Kline, Miss Engler, Dr. Hawk- inson, Mr. Vonderheidt, Dr. Mixter, Chairman HEAD NURSES Top Row: Miss Goodrich, Miss Cackley, Miss Schultze Corcoran, Miss Carley, Nehls, Miss Bowman Seated: Miss French, , Mrs. Miss Miss Kelly, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Kral 9 K 9 'B rw ' s N, J if N 2 E. V, , , f ' gf, is If I 4.1 'ik V xg V I , f 'mfs , jg! f Q 5 W' fi ,Q as xg, s ki Q x Y , 4,41 ' A. X W f 5 fx 1 5:4 X 9 'Za . 1 4 ' .417 X by n Y Z Z ' i f wi? is ff v

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IfLlf'f58:5 Hettie Belle Travis Director of Nurses Ioint Wheaton-West Suburban Faculty William Shunk, AM., B.D., Cyril Luckman, M.S., Mrs. lean Kline, AM., Russell Mixter, Ph.D. l28 How can l get some practical training for the mission field and a college education both? Many young Women today ask this question, and in the affiliation of Wheaton College with West Suburban Hospital 230 young Women are finding the answer. ln 3112 years at the hospital and llfg years at Wheaton, they will come out with a HN. and a BS., plus the advantage of a thorough Christian background under the Wheaton professors. Not to be outdone by their College sisters, the nurses have a Well rounded program of ac- tivities on and off campus. Being located just twenty-five miles east of Wheaton, the activi- ties of the college are available to the nurses in any free time they have. Sports, Christian Work, visits to Wheaton's campus, parties, and the Florence Nightingale banquet in the spring offer activities of every taste. Calvin Hall is the center of activity for the nurses, with its single and double rooms, ad- joining baths, kitchenettes for those late snacks, laundry facilities, a large meeting room and sunporches on the upper floors. Four Well equipped laboratories provide research oppor- tunities, and regular floor duty offers oppor- tunity for practical application of the classroom theory. After regular training, Cdietetics, surgery, etc.J the nurses affiliate for three months to Children's Memorial Hospital for pediatric training and to Chicago State Hospital for psy- chiatric nursing.

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SEISIIORS BERNICE ALLIE NURSES RN. at last! lmagine the exultant feeling of a graduate nurse looking back on three and one half years of Wearisome drudgery and in- struction in the revered science of nursing. . . . years of donning the traditional 'probie' navy tie and scurrying down the scrubbed halls with a Wash basin balanced on each hand . . . years of Wearing the prim student nurse cap While escorting a medicine tray through the Ward. Sure, there were tedious and irksome times, but most of the experiences will glow in her memory as the happiest of her life. Trade her years at West Suburban? Not for anything in the World! Nineteen-fifty saw the first graduation of Nurses under the Wheaton-West Suburban co-operative plan. With three and one half years behind, one and one half more years Will equip these nurses With their BS. in addi- tion to the RN.-full equipment for a satisfy- ing life of usefulness. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 'X A ' 2 ' IRENE BAKER 1-' I , fl Oak Park, lll. C:l 1 li I I , f ff- J ILENE BAKER Oak Park, lll. CONSTANCE BORDEN X Rockford, Ill. S 130 Gibson Photos