Independence Sanitarium School of Nursing - Sanilog Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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fx a ss ape y i T EvangeIis+ R. v. HOPKINS ly HospiTal Chaplain AT six-TorTy-Tive each morning in chapel we meeT our God, And liTT To him our voices in a song oT praise T '1 and laud. Each one siTs in reverence and loreaThes a silenT prayer T To make Their burdens lig'hTer, and To keep Them in his care. y E l , l E lvlany are The souls ThaT are Troubled and Tor Torgiveness ask, While some pray only Tor guidance To do well T i, Their daily Tasks. OThers ask Tor knowledge To deTermine wrong Trom righT , And sTill oThers ask Tor sTrengfTh To push on To an Ep l 4 upward heighT. L The message delivered goes sTraig-hT To our hearTs . 1 4 And The songs oT praise are on our lips Q as we deparT. ln Times oT Trial we look To These as our sTaTT and rod, Ei And Then we're ThankTul Tor These momenTs we have 2 1 spenT wiTh God. 5 MARGARET ANNE TRUMAN I947 l - - . ' 2 T is 3 5 ,- . ,.,,s,,,s,Aa WWW - , .., , V , .lg --fm., - - -- ---,.,.,.:.,.,4, - ,Q . .AW -. -15-sl - . ,W I . . g -fn-r - .--.-:+-.,..S.'namuamumy:-av:-::Wv:- --ug -' ::1.:5am, .,.,:,.L:aI:Lg1 +sa:C'.:a1 .:4-3.11 '

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MERCY HOSPITAL, Kansas Ci+y. M0- VISITING NURSE VCITY SANITARIUM, S+. Louis, Mo. s i D' R' f,',f'aLM'.,ec+. l Affiliations S OMETIME in her second year of fraining, fhe sfudenf nurse sfarfs her affifiafions. This is indeed an excifing' experience, be- cause for fhe firsf fime she gefs a wisp of fhaf feeling of being an upper classman. Sfuff fo go home, sfuff fo sfay af fhe San, book reporfs due, nursing care sfudies and classworlc fo finish, buf finally fhe affiliafe finds herself af Children's Mercy l-lospifal in Kansas Cify, Missouri. Besides her pediafrics affiliafion, fhe sfu- denf has her choice of spending fwo monfhs wifh fhe Visifing Nurse Associafion of Kansas Cify, or fhree monfhs af fhe Cify Sanifarium in Sf. Louis. No maffer whefher she chooses psychiafry or public healfh, she has a royal fime rneefing new people, seeing new places, and enjoying diversified experiences. s Affiliafions are one of fhe high lighfs of her fhree years af fhe Sanifarium.

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Slancling-Represen+al'ives: Eleanor Lenox Maxine Chinn Jean MacDonald Norma Gough Mary Agnes Weeks Sl'H'lng-Officers: Chrisfianlne Torsch Emlly Easier Leola Brady Wighl' BeH'y Hulchins. Student 60101611 HE sludenl council is responsible lor Jrhe adminislralion of par- hcupahon m sludenl governmenl I+ devises rules which are sub mulled lo Jrhe lacully for approval and lo Jrhe sludenl body for adcphon I+ admmuslers sludenl slandards The council ns composed of represenlahves from each class who are elecled l'WICS a year lhe presudenl vuce presudenr secrelary and rreasurer ol The Sludenl Facully Assooahon rhe Educahonal Dnrecror one lacully member elecled by lhe council and Jrhe Dxreclor ol Nurses as an ex O'l1lIClO member Represenfahves Offlgerg Norma Gough Sen or Marne Sfrlckland Senlor Eleanor Lenox Junior Mary Agnes Weelrs Jumor Maxine Chinn Fre hman Jean MacDonald Freshman leola Brady Wlghl' Presnclenr Emlly Easier Vxce Presndenl Mary Lou Denman Sec:re+ary Chr slanlne Torsch Treasurer Vxcla Bu+'l'erwor+h R N Educahonal Dnrecror Shirley Bufler R N Facully Advisor Nelle Morgan R N Ex offlcxo ' o o l . . . . , I n , I I . I ' I I . , V i , . - . . , . , , , , - 5 . . i I T ' ' - ' . . . 5 I . F- . . I . l.-.. ' s 0'-1