Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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STUDENT NURSES ENTER ELKHART GENERAL HOSPITAL FOR DAY OF FLOOR DUTY AND CLASSES Goshen School of Nursing Completes Now completing its second year the infant School of Nursing grew in stature with the enrollment of 39 freshmen and the capping of 13 sophomores. For the past three years, Miss Orpah Mosemann has served as acting director of the school, while Miss Mildred Shoe- maker orientated prenursing students in the concept of nursing. AFFILIATION BEGUN Dr. H. Clair Amstutz, college physician, has served as visiting lecturer in several of the courses. Miss Mabel Brunk, new addi- tion to the faculty this year, served as editor of the monthly bulletin The Chris- 'Nm tian Nurse. ,fs ,,.. ,.,. , W ' ff -'-- s f L - J L g L ORPAH B. MOSEMANN, RN., es. Nors- ' V 3 m ,mg ing, Director of the School of Nursing. MILES L.-l1iOR.1TORIES, INC. . . ELKHART . .

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Home Ec Include: Faculty of Three Besides teaching most of the courses food preparation, Dr. Olive Wyse, he of the department, edited the homema ing section of the Mennonite Communit Students in the department learned t basic elements of good nutrition, and pr pared all general groups of foods. T foods and nutrition class prepared a me for guests each week, alternating meals. Under the supervision of Miss Phyllis Roose, college dietitian, girls in the quan- tity cookery class spent four hours of lab Work a week planning and preparing meals in the dining hall. The clothing, textiles and related arts section of the Home Ec Department Was in charge of Miss Edna Shantz, on the faculty during the first semester. In these courses students designed and made blouses, suits and other clothing. Studying home furnishings, girls gained practical experience as they planned economical furnishings, and learned how to make several articles. A special feature was a lecture on buying home equipment. During the year, Miss Wyse and Miss Shantz spoke to community Women's clubs on topics related to homemaking, While students in the department gave similar talks to extension Sunday-school mother's clubs. VELMA FREY prepares and tests a recipe in home economics laboratory. The quan tity cookery class will then use formula on large scale in preparing dining-hall fare. OLIVE G. WYSE, Ed.D. labove lettl, Professor of l-lorne Economics. PHYLLIS ROOSE, BA. labove rightl, Dieti- cian and Instructor in Home Economics. EDNA P. SHANTZ, BA., B.S. in Home Eco- nomics, Instructor in Horne Economics. 9 - r ' FSP f . sf. X. l -: -.-54. -. Nw.-M. F-X f 7 .WV fi HONEY CRUST BJKEICI' INC .... -lriurlcrl lziwnl, tasty pf1sli'if.t. z1cIiw'i'wI ,IOIIVA 21 frcslzer . . GOSHEN at '11 9' ' as

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MILDRED SHOEMAKER, RN, iabovel, ln- structor in Nursing. MABEL BRUNK, M.N. icenterl , Instructor in Nursing. H. CLAIR AMSTUTZ, M.D. ibelowl, Col- lege Physician and Instructor in Biology. its Second Year The first junior class in the School of Nursing began their practical experience this year in schools and hospitals of af- filiation in Chicago, Logansport and South Bend. The sophomores started their clinical experience in Elkhart General Hospital's specialized service departments. EQUIPMENT BOUGHT Equipment bought this year included two complete bed sets for the nursing arts lab- oratory and another DeSoto station Wagon for commuting to Elkhart. Aiming to educate young women in the art and science of Christian nursing, the school includes in its curriculum courses in spiritual therapy as well as in the methods of alleviating the patient's physical ill- nesses. Alakers of ALKA-SEL TZER . Y,- 'ws .kt and ONE-l-1-DAY Qbmndj vitamins nw' gf? as