Bronson Methodist School of Nursing - White Caps Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Chaplam Conducts Relzgwus Program, T ra as skid ea - 'Q- Chaplatn, Robert M Trenery The Chapla1n's offtce at Bronson Methodist Hosprtal has a threefold responsrbrltty for the sptrttual wel fare of patrents, rn the teachtng of the clergy and the students Ln the School of Nursrng, and for the re ltgtous actrvrtres program for nursrng students Students and Chaplarn meet tn all three of these areas but most often rn the last two The Chaplatn conducts seven day courses tn mtntsterrng to the srck for clergy tn several hosp1ta1s around the state as well as conducttng Bronson's annual Clergy Day Thrs program revolves around the common mterest of physrcran, clergy and patrent and ts drrected toward a greater understandmg of the role each professron plays tn the healrng process. . I I . ,V ' :Tl , , , ti 53,1-v4:K':! 'jlfi TTA,-M, , ' 9237 4 'fiikifyft ,,3'F'f' fi 5' 9 Ft' 1 V' 1 4', i 4 A 'i-. ,'A Y ' 1 ' .V .. . L , ,Q -V - ggi. if 1' 5ig?.vE , , . 1, I' 'fi' A A ' , , ff. ,W . V 7. ulv . 'jf 5. 7 W , ..,.-gQaa1iQz,v5- 1 'ffiavi N ff gag-1 1.5. ff 'gf ,gg -' 5,144 N , , 3 . ':?5a'r-fir Y. -Q.: x ,, 94.5, , -Hilti' Q: ,, ' .P , , , ' It I ,:e: 'l.i,g 2? -,511 ,V l ij.. Y: 1. 1 K ina. 6 ' - Q Q l r 41? 'E Qt - 5 Pm. ' is-LW 'fi' ,tt , 1:21 'igw f 1 255' ' 1223. f' H W , - , - .' . 1 1 , fun ix 1 .. l Q 1

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Food for Many Persons Baker, John, decorates a cake Clean, gleaming, bowls come from automatic dish washer. Cook prepares an Omelet. 45

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Library Ujfers Upportunity for Study Mrs. Hartenstein, Chief Librarian. The library offers to its readers the opportunity for quiet research and study in the Doctor's Reading Room and in the Nurses' Reading Room, Meetings and small classes are held in the conference rooms. The collection of nearly 5000 books, over 185 jour- nal titles, and more than 1000 bound journals con- tinues to grow to meet the increasing needs of our institution. The staff of the library is here to help many make effective use of the many library re- sources. The audiorvisual equipment and aids program cen- tralized through the library, was in its prenatal stag last year, but arrived as a bouncing baby this past year and is growing at a rapid pace. : -- it me sn .. 8 .. , ,mf ,-,T . V , ag ,- 'ssf' T' 132: . ii-1+ fa . , , i . 5 g A ' , , 1 r', Za r W 'V - 1 .Heli it gs 1,1 4 E ? ' , '1 E958 Library offers bulletin board for display by hospital departments. Mrs, Har-tenstein helps student