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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

Gen. 610.7 Sa58 1947148 V- 4 Sani1og 7 MID-CONTINENT PU LEC LHBRARY Nerth Independence Branch Highway 24 81 Spa' ng Independence, MO 64050 fu J Q A - 4752 Sm by MID-CONTINENT PU LEC LIBRARY North Independence Branch Highway 24 81 Spring E Independence, M0 64050 MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY 1 NINIIKKIWIUIIWW!NlHIIUIHHHIINHIKHWNIHNINIH 30000114144706 L l?47- 45' THE INDEPENDENCE SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING A i i . I ? 7 I was sick, and ye visited meg.. . . , .... verily I say unto you, inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethern, ye have done it unto me. . ' ' Mathew 25:37-4l Ag . .!6'!a., 2?aww!ajD6I BISHOP G. LESLIE DELAPP BISHOP ' WALTER N. joHNsoN 1 BISHOP HENRY L. LIVINCSTON .- fa .4.. 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' ' standing- ' y Mabel Faulkner, Obstetrics: Eva Franklin, Surgicalg Mildred Murray. Surgeryg Myrtle Quihneyer, Medical! Supervisor :nl Sitting- , ' ' I Ina Hattery, Nursery: Lonita Fry, Orthopedic: Ruth Haukeuberry. Night Supervisor V' I - - . O ' - N ot Piclured'-- i ' r Lena Goode, Central L Supplyg Ruth Wingett, Laboratoryg Edith Ehlers, -Night Obstetrics 4 ' As in all things, there must be leaders. Equipped with education and experience, these -hospital leaders are responsible for the efficiency of the dif- ferent- departments. The supervisors not only. see that the work on floors is done with the greatest facility and least confusion but they also teach Uhe students many' things that cannot be learned in the classroom. 4024 Norma Lewis, Surgeryg Frances McDole, Medicalg Gene Phillips, Surgical: Dana Ellis, Medical: Flora Bates, Evening Not Pictured- Edith Caruth, Orthopedic The assistant supervisors are ai group of graduates with special administrative abilities. They take charge of the floor or department when the supervisor is absent. I may Standing- 1 ' 1 s ' V Grace Conrad, Carlotta Sinclair, Iola Tordoff, M'ame Mallicoat, Ollie Cain, Helen Hanson f Sitting- ' ' . ' Carol Clemence, Carol Spor, Rosemary Hall, Mary Lou Stobaugh, Helen Hinde A . . - Not Pictured- a - A Catherine Auther, Victoria Breeze, Lola Campbell, Mary Shakespeare, Clara Day, Harriet Dickinson, Emily Dunsdon, Emily Hahn, Mildred Jud- .kin, Eullaine McCormick, Ludie Russell, Mary Russell, Lucretia Schneithorst, Betty Seaver, Marian Sexton, Carol Webbs ' - The graduates perform the more -technical and exacting tasks requiring specialized knowledge. They work with supervisors in overseeing teaching the students. . ' es we when .xYy8m Q W' 0 8 Qs Do 's Plain or barium? Dr. Bowser can See through anybody es it say Surgery? P out wa Y 516' Bee idea Standing- . ' , Reba Srader, Grace King, Jennie Lund, Mrarion Cade, Matie Rich, Effie Beltramo, Nellie Johnson, Alene I-lendershot, Lulu Thomas, Myrtle Shoop swing- 1 A 9 a Miriam Winters, Mabel Fletcher, Lexa Snyder, Delores Hawkins, Ella Payne, Opal Cole, Vernie Sheehan N ot Pictured- - r b i Rhoda Allen, Verna Brewer, Mildred Daniel, Donna Deal, Agnes Holtzen. Elna Pratt, Ora Lee Rucker, Mary Scott, Irene Shadel, Norma Thompson ' A part of the permanentypersonnel of the Sanitarium, the Nurse Aides do a large part of the rou-tine care of the patients., They play a major role in making the patient feel secure. ' D Sad part of it all' Life History Department ' Sanita1-ium, . . . . 2ecwmf2wm The office staff futfitetsons as a combination telephone exchange, informa- tion center, post-office, census bureau, and lost and found department. They gather the material used and stored in the Record Room, make out and collect bills, place patients and admit and dismiss patientsf ii The personnel of the Record Room hold interesting and confidential positions. They record and store the family histories, vital statistics and many other facts concerning the patient and his welfare-. Bureau of Eternal Statistics Mrs. Whozits chart I no. acl infinitum 14a Wmkm Best part of the day- V Mail Call - Versatile Junior Misses With graciousness and devotion the Gray Ladies perform the little things that mean so much to an ill person. They help write letters and deliver them. . fare for flowers, handling of newspapers, and the many other little details of wing. - - l The Orioles faithfully run errands for the nurses and office' staff. They go to the Pharmacy, deliver newspapers, flowers and mail. write' on Doctor's boardsland other services. Q ' ' Dae: Zazadw To serve appetizing and health producing diets is the -job of diet kitchen department. Performing one of the most important tasks, this is always a busy place. s ' ' Ingredients of the kitchen team I W ' 1 1' 'Q- x T K E Mr. Oligney-. Mr. Main's weekly 5 us elevator mechamcs round ' 0 I Linen Room R-are Quietude in the . Assorted Tasks 'emergengy fggm if 5 5 2 5 . NORA BESSMER Independence, Missouri VIRGINIA BRYANT Independence, 'Missouri LOTTIE. COLEMAN Independence, Missouri i SHIRLEY CROWELL West Haven, Connecticut PEGGY GRIM DAVIS Fulton, Missouri VIRGINIA FITCI-I D Dickson, ,Tennessee JOYCE I-IARTNELL. Bayview, Michigan DOROTHY HAYS Independence, Missouri AILEEN HIGGHINS Lamoni, Iowa ELEANOR HOLM Kansas City, Missouri NORMA HOUSTON PRICE. Independence, Missouri JEAN MAC DONALD , Cadillac. Michigan ALICE MARSHALL Turin, Iowa ELAINE METCALF Minneapolis, Minnesota JEAN NAGEI.. ' Independence, Missouri JEAN PARsoNs Willoughby, Ohio I . I I MARGARET JONES RUPARD Pittsburg, Kansas ALICE ELAINE SMITH Detroit, Michigan ALBERTA TAYLOR STEELE Independence, Missouri JOSEPHINE THOMPSON Independence, Missouri I JACQUELINE UI-IL Detroit, Michigan PUALANI VICTOR Hilo, Hawaii . MARGARET WALKER Traverse City, Michigan VERNA WATTERS M aquoketa, Iowa ' Standing- ' Shirley Fuller, Lily Ng, Helen Ekberg I Sitting- J ' Florence Nowack, Eleanor Sprague, Joyce Beitz Stan'ding- . Betty Buckley, Nettie Alford, Donna F rank, EnOi Foo Sitting- Virginia McQueen, Janice Carpenter Standing- Catherine Holder, Loraine Briggs, Elizabeth Jahn, Marjorie Barber Sitting- Donna Larson, Virginia Johnson, Mary Cline Standing- Dorothy Smith, Anne McKinney. 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Standing- Eleanor Hunter, Irene Eggert, Esther Sexton, Alice Itamura Sitting- Jacqueline Brown, Mary Alice Bruch Not Pictured- Mabelmarie Carpino i Before or after the accident? and that clears you Good patient eh what? ' Butterworth's little beasties Insepera-ble duo- Dea and her Diseases It is here that the girls learn the why and wherefore of nursing. In class they learn the reasons behind procedures. Without this understanding, nursing would be a meaningless shell of procedures and routine. R..,4-..,..RAw..-..f,v.. .J .Ji-:::..-.- .., . --.,-,. ,M , , O 0 Here come those' fourteen rules What's ,funnyg Messe: This is -the plaee the student nurse really 'learns to apply all the fundaf mentals of bedside nursing which she has learned in the classroom. I-lere, she really gets to know patient. .1 U V Q I Finale of morning care Medicamients can lead to predicaments, The correct way to care for post-operatives is learned and practiced on second floor. She helps teach -the patient to walk again and readjust himself to his former way of life. Nagel puts the heat on I On sixth floor, the essentials of how to care for fractured .ones are learned. This is where a reassuring smile and word helps the patient along his long journey to reeovery. i X V just lie flat The drama of open tissues Dr. Lenox operates Surgery is one of the mcst fascinating experiences in a student's educa- tion. The precision, technical knowledge, and undercurrent of tension all set the stage for this drama. Perhapsthe most dramatic of all the departments: obstetrics is -also one of the most fascinating. Who' can forget or ignore the breathless moments wait- ing for a newborn child to utter it's first cry: the looks of wonder, joy' and relief on the father's face and completeness of life which is found here. Mrs. Goode's incomparable instruction In Central Supply the student learns the techniques for cleaning and sterilizing instruments and supplies. She learns the approximate expense of the material she uses every days t 70 Grams of a ISAQJ i i 0 ca 5 p The period spent in the diet kitchen' gives the student an under- standing of the relationship of diet to disease. This is one of the most important studies inpnursing. ' From the maze of bottles, boxes and jars in the pharmacy, -the student learns which drugs will fill the .needs of Ihe patient. She also .learns the chemistry of the human body as she learns- the actions of 'the drugs upon it. 'Smatter, does it explode? To provide the students with a wider background of experience and knowledge, they are sent to different hospitals for specialized training. The three months at Mercyi'Hospital open up a new concept of the little people . At St. Louis the students begin to understand the problems confronting those who are mentally ill. 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S, S ,L Pb ' Y 'H X 'J , 4.1 'v 7 H' R. V. HOPKINS IBB! - I947 U 0 O 0 0 This year we lost a kind and generous friend. Patriarch R. V. Hopkins gave will- ingly ancl freely of his time, advice and friend- ship totnot only the nurses' and patients, but to everyone with whom he came in contact. We'll remember his happy smile and cheerful words. , We like to think of Brother Hopkins hearing these words spoken to him: Well done, good andfi faithful servant. Helping the girls to start each day right 4 is not the only, although one of the most im- portant, duties of our new chaplain, Donald V. Lents. He is always on hand to give a Word ' of encouragement to each patient or console grief-stricken relatives who have just lost a, loved one. . He has been responsible for the interest- ing and inspiring chapel 'services eacfh morn- ing, and helped with special services such as monthly fellowship and the Maundy Thurs- day Feast which was observed for the second time by the nurses. Chaplain Don Standing- u Q i ' EnOi Foo, Betty Buckley, Donna Frank, Nettie Alford, Alice Elaine Smith. Elizabeth Jahn, Betty Bessmer, Jean Parsons - Seated- . r Lily Ng, Treasurer: Vicla Butterworth, .Faculty Representativeg Lottie Cole- man, President: Joyce Beitz, Secretaryg Shirley Crowell, Activities Chairman I ,a , 'Providing a supervised outlet for the girls' opinions, the Student Council is one of the most important functions concerning student government. Miss Vida .Butterworth and Miss Shirley Butler are the faculty aHvisors. M' Standing- ' It I Jean Parsons: Lottie Coleman, Publicity Chairman: Dorothy Smith: Vivien Smith: Alice Elaine Smith: Mary Cline, 'Drawingsg EnOi Foo, Editor: Alice ltamura, Typist: Donna Larson: Shirley Fuller, Business Manager Sitting- V Shirley Crowell, Ways and Means Chairman: Sue Kettne-r, Art Editor: Dorothy I-lays: Shirley Pittman: Barbara Green, Literary Editor: Dea Davey, Faculty Advisor Moments which cannot or should not, he forgotten are put into print and pictures hy the members of the Sanilog staff. t . The staff -proudly presents to you this year's Sanilog for your enjoyment. ms Standing- . Donna: F rank: Betty Bessmer: Barbara Green: Shirley Pittman, Assistant Editor: Alice Itamura, Chief Typist: ,Lola Obermeyer, Nettie Alford, Copy Editor: Mary Cline, Art Editor: Dorothy Smith Sitting- - Eleanor Sprague, Circulation Manager: Christina Ledbetter, Faculty Advisor: Betty Buckley, Editor: Donna Larson In this student publication, bits of nonsense, items of interest to the students, pieces of poetry or prose by some patient and editorials- find their way to the press. pm QW 5 X Sums, oi . Reeling around Kiss of death Green Pastures? '4ir, Y-i-i-1 Swing it Y ? x om sf. Nick Since you'were GOOD girls . . . shook like a bowlful ,of jelly Bells, bells, bells, bells, bells SECOND childhood Story of the three jewels may Cocacobana That Frenchy Frank I Cain't Say No Early in the fall plans were started for the second annual variety show. Gradually molding into shape, the ball really started rolling after the holidayp season. 'Everyone was husy with costumes, stage properties, ge-neral confusion seemed to reign. ln the background. those rehearsals, and in charge kept working and the girls began to get a polish on the various acts. Sidewalks of New Yorld' i 'lVIgy gorsh! Sich glamour Pale Hands I Love 1 Came the big night and behind the scenes all was organized for a huge success. The curtains parted and the show was on. Ei'erything went on very smoothly to the joy of the cast and the enjoyment of the audience. During the intermission delicious candy donated by the O.K. Club' was sold by at- tractive usherettes. Tired, but happy, all those in the show and those who worked behind the scenes trudged home with pleasant memories of a job well done. - WW The Queen, Miss Elna Olson, and her lovely court were the honored guests of the Festival Her court consisted of Pauline Henn Norma Houston, and oyce Beltz Miss Olson was escorted in by Dr R F Gard and her court was attended by other members of our Medical staff Coronation Bow ueen and Her Court Dance of the May Nymphs ' t Edie getting in hot water again Beauty Parade Q The May Pole dancers made a pastel sunburst on the green lawn, fol- lowing up the ancient tradition of May Day. Varied amusements such as the fishing pond, wishing well, fortune telling, and the refreshment booths kept the evening lively. Of course the big climax after the crowning' was the auctioning off of the Queen's cake to the highest bidder. .F or an evening we forgot the mundane things of the world and gave ourselves up to the pageantry of spring. 0444 Zz ......,...... , .. 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The students were not the only workers however, since the faculty members pitched in and gathered papers as . well as providing refreshments after the work was done. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 7Zawe4 2e46a!eace ,4z!Zcwe n ' Favorite hangout Anything for me? The angels sing 74'-' V1NNus. HATCH EMMA BEADNELL 'Q me 8 raise, W, ,f 4,585 ':f--::1:::gf - :fi 'Q is - :-:-:-'-'- . ' 4 5:2415 :',1E5:EvEfl5E '.-I.', :Ef5I it. .-9-V44 , f Z1-3:1631 'A , :f:-g.,51:g'org2 ,'f. -. as -f:,-.. .5:s::::::-:-. , v '-'f-3.3-2:1:--:zafiafxrs ---. H 222: -4: '-2 X . '. , V Z:'5i5E5. ,:1 Qi.:-5-'.:ifEa:Es:z - ii 0 C , 0 , A r I '4 , , ,Q Personal hand tender memories are always building up in the heart of the student nurse. In the dorm she . . O P comes in closer contact with more people J SE' HINE REESE than she has in all her life. She learns to share, both her joys and sorrows with other girls. Keeping a watchful eye over them are the housemothers. who help this to be the student's home away K from home. V 14 'Me Zaman Deadline tomorrow You're kidding of course 1 I I I I f i x J 1 l 5 1 I N . . V - - -- -,'- W- 'A-' H- -I.. -- J 0 One of the biggest events of the year was the reception honoring Missa Gertrude- E. Copeland for twenty-five years of service. The reception was given January 4, in the nurses' home by the Nursing School Alumnae, Board of Directors, and the Medical Staff. More than four-hundred guests came to pay their respects and Miss Copeland received many lovely things. The Alumnae presented her with a matched set of luggage and the Medical Staff with a beautiful sterling silver tray. A ,, r - fWho can resist the lure of the unknown? .... a forbidden glimpse into tlte fascinations of the Future? Then come along while werwave the miraculous wand that propels' us forward, into time ..... any given amount of time! What would be interesting? Two years? Five years? How about ten years? I g Abacadabral and here we are. But where are we? This looks like an alumnae meeting, and the calender on the wall says it's l958. Let's look around ..... ' r . . . . . The old San seems to be in capable hands. Margaret Walker is superintendent of the hospital and is being ably assisted by director of nurses. Virginia Fitch. Nearby, in a suburb called Kansas City, Eleanor Holm is operating a boarding house for medical students and dentists-tosbe. Peggy Davis has settled down in Columbia and is finally finishing the sweater she started knitting her first year in training. just in time, too, for her next grandchild. Poor old ,lean Nagel is still trying to pass state board after flunking anatomy for the ninth time. Elaine Metcalf 'has become surprisingly -philanthropic and is running an orphanage for little l...D.S.'s ' ..... ages ,ZI-25 inclusive. Jean Parsons and Alberta Steele, though sisters' now, se-ldom are together, but managed a family reunion recently in celebration of Alberta's eldest son's tenth birthday. They tell me ,lean is on the verge of success, just -having written a sensational best-seller about life on a poultry farm. Speaking of farms, we caught a glimpse about Alice Marshall's latest claim to fame ..... 'Prize for raising the tallest corn in Iowa history' is sweeping the countries headlines. They tell me Dorothy Hays is still receptionist for that dentist she used to rave about. Remember Lottie Coleman? Well, she's doing nicely. She's graduated from wet sheet packs' to continuous tubs and is progressing well with O.T. Aileen Higgins is still in the profession and from what I hear she'll be replacing Dr. Etzen- houser one of t-hese days. Josephine Thompson has just had her fifth major operation. All she has left now is her tapeworm. And Jackie Uhl, her old roommate, is really going up in the world, she's singing-with Ralph's band now. Margaret Rupardgand Jean MacDonald are still together ..... Jean gave up he-r job in the chorus line at the Follies to help Margaret raise that family she wasn't going to have. Some of the old class -have gone far afield. For ex- ample, Virginia Bryant is now in Hawaii -putting the finishing touches on that hula, under Pualani Victor's. supervision. Nora Bessmer made that long-'planned trip to Europe and fell in love with a Swiss mountain-climber who yodels love- songs to her eveg evening, Shirley Crowell is gradually growing desperate, but is 'bearingiiip well. She's still lioping'The Right'-One-will come along. I had a postcard from her last week, and I guess she's hoping now 'he'll come along in Afghanistan. Joyce Hartnell 'has gone back to Canada, and is now taking care of little Eslcimos, fhealthiest race? and the R.C.M.P, On the other side of the world, Norma Houston and husband Fred are learning to live among the can- nibals on the Fiji Islands-ah, the thrills of being a missionary's wife! Verna Watter has gone overse-as, too, they tell me. She's running some radio show called Tokyo Rose's. Other Husband . Alice Elaine Smith was supposed to accompany her but gave it up in lieu of an education ..... s'he's still working on her degree, at some eastern college called Princeton. 6Zaee706ZZ ' We, the undersigned, being questionable in soundness of mind and utter- ly lacking in judgments do hereby liequeatlivto- the 'heretofore named' cliaraeters and individuals the following items for' which we have no further: -user. I Nora Bfsimer--my domestic skills and good housekeeping tactics to Virginia I o nson. E, V Virginia Bryant-my six ruffled petticoats to Helen Eckberg. Lottie Coleman-my lethargy to Lola Obermeyer. e Shirley Crowell-my robust constitution to E.nOi Foo. Virginia Fitch-my hillbilly music to Eleanor Sprague. Peggy Davis-my fortune-telling ability to Joanne Breshears. Dorothy Hays-my occasional caustic comments to Lily Ng. joyce Hartnell-my drawings to Miss Brodsky. t A Aileen Higgins-my fhalf and half Cif ithere's any' left, to Joyce Beitz. Eleanor H olm-my long, golden '-hair to Esther Sexton. i' Norma Houston-my last name back to the family. Alice Marshall-my weary bones to 'Miss Butterwortlfs next Anatomy class. fean MacDonald-the radio school and all that it means to me to Ann McKinney. Elaine Metcalf-my job collecting tickets at the Follies to Miss Davey. jean Nagel-Raymond to the next class at Mercy. lean Parsons-my menagerie to Ethel Prawl. l Margaret Ruparcl-my trips on a Greyhound bus to anyone in search of ro- mance. Alberta Steele-the pink sweater I knitted to Dr. Saunders. ' Alice Elaine Smith---my sound understanding ffeet, that isj to Elizabeth Jahn. josephine Thompson-my purple passion to 'Mary Cline. I ri v facqueline Uhl-my collection of shoes and records to Nettie Alford. ' Margaret Walker-my vast assortment of sweaters, caps, mittens, and ot-her small garments to Betty Bessmer. Verna Watters--my freckles to anyone who'll take them. fShe's got freckles on her but she's purtyj Pualani Victor-my ambition to Virginia McQueen. Sanilog ,,.,,,,,, Sanitarium ,,,,,,. Foreword ,,,,,,,,,,,, Nurse's Residence ,,,, Board. of Directors, Administration ,,,, Faculty ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Medical Staff ,,,, ,,,,, Courtesy Staff-, ,,,,,, , Supervisors ,,,,, ,,,,, I Assistant Supervisors .... ......... Graduate Staff ,,,,,,,, Technical Staff ,,,,.... Nurse Aides ,,,,,,, Q ,,,, Office Staff and Record Room ,,,,,, Auxiliary Workers ,... Diet Kitchen ,,,,,,,,,,,, Housekeeping and Maintenance ,,,,,,,, Seniors ,,,,,,,,, Jr ,,r's ,. umors ,... .. Freshmen ,... . Classes ,,.... - Medical Service ,,,, Surgical Service ,,,, 7m!ex Orthopedics ,,,,,,,,,, Surgery and -Emergency Obstetrics ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Central Supply,,,,,, Diet Kitchen ,,,,,,,,,, Pharmacy ,.,,,, Affiliations ,,,,,,,,,, , Religious Activities Student Council ,.,,,, Sanilog Staff ,,,,,,,,,, Ish Staff ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hallowe'enr Party., Christmas Party,,,,,, Variety Show ,,.,,,,, May Festival ,,,, Odds 'N Ends Nurses at Easem Housemothers ,, Scenes Around the Dorm ,,,,,,,,, Anniversary ,,,, Snapshots ,,,,,,,,,,, Class Prophecy Class Will ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Index ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Autographs and Directory ALFORD, NETTIE Box ,413 Columbia, Alabama A , BARBER. MARJORIE ll I9 S. Emery Independence, ' Missouri BARRoN, BARBARA 2330 Hardy Ave. Independence, Missouri BEITz, JOYCE 2806 Cedar Street Muscatine, Iowa- BEssMER, BETTY Rt. 3, Box 2l3 Independence, Missouri BEssMER, NoRA Rt. I, Box 409 Independence, Missouri BUCKLEY, BETTY Nucla, Colorado BRESHEARS, Jo ANN 2216 W. Gonzalez Pensacola, Florida BRIGGS, LoRAINE 209 S. Pendleton Independence, Missouri BROWN, JACQUELINEI IOS W. Buttles St. Midland, Michigan BRUCH, MARY ALICE Rr. 3 Cherryvale, Kansas BRYANT, VIRGINIA 2222 Hall Road Independence, Missouri CARPENTER, JANICE Box I4 ' Burt, Michigan CARPINO, MABLEMARIE Box 377 . Scammon, Kansas CLINE, MARY l24 N. l5Il1 St. San jose, California COLEMAN, LOTTIE 1804 Ash Ave. Independence, Missouri YW Y ,.-..... ...1.1.,. CROWELLH, SHIRLEY 466 Wfashington Ave. West Haven, Connecticut DAVIS, PEGGY 309 State St. Fulton, Missouri EGGERT, IRENE Rt. 2 ' -Odessa, 'Missouri W 1 EKBURG, HELEN Afton Oklahoma FITCH, VIRGINIA soo E. College Dickson, Tennessee Foo. EN OI l565 Nobrega Street Honolulu, Hawaii F RANK, DONNA 402 Wenona Bay City, Michigan FULLER, SHIRLEY I Rt. I -. Independence, Missouri GREEN, BARBARA Rt. 3, Box A258 Independence, Missouri HARTNELL, JOYCE Box 228 Bayview, Michigan HAYs, DOROTHY l3l3 W. Van Horn Independence, Missouri HIGGINS, AILEEN 209 S. Clark Lainoni, Iowa I HOLDER, CATHERINE l04 W. Harding San Antonio, Texas 'HoLM, ELLELNNOR 3404 S. 'Benton Kansas City, Missouri PRICE, NORMA HOUSTON 201 S. Willis Indepe-ndence, Missouri HUNTER, ELEANOR l304 Bay, Beardstown, Illinois ITAMURA, ALIcE 283 Likelike Ave. 8: 3rd St. fbox 2251 1 Kahului, Maui I4 JAI-IN, ELIZABETH 4594 3rd St. Ecorse, Michigan JOHNSON, VIRGINIA 4538 Ga. Ave. Kansas City, Kansas KETTNER, SUE 407 S. .Hoclier Independence, Missouri LARSON, DONNA I I233 N.E. 72 Ave. Portland, -Oregon MAC DONALD, JEAN 101.6 N. Liberty Independence, Missouri MARsI-IALL, ALICE Turin, Iowa MGKINNEY. ANNE 1120 S. Hocker Independence, Missouri MICQUEEN, VIRGINIA Rt. 2 Box 38 . Pascagoula, Mississippi METCALF, ELAINE Box 103 , Mondovi, Wisconsin NAGEL, JEAN ' 115 E.. Linden I Independence, Missouri NG,' LILY 1709 Perry St. Honolulu, Hawaii NOWACK, FLORENCE VRoute 6 - Box 88-L Salem, Oregon OEERMEYER, LoLA . 1018 S. Park Independence, Missouri PARSONS, JEAN Rt. 2 Willoughby, Ohio PITTMAN, SHIRLEY Rt. 3 Box 22 Lees Summit, Missouri RAY, RUBY 904 Kentucky St. Mobile, Alabama RUPARD, MARGARET 9601 Van Horn Road Independence, Missouri SExToN, EST!-IER 514A W. Walnut St. Independence, Missouri SMITI-I,'ALIcE ELAINE 5001 S. Clarendon Detroit, Michigan SMITH, ,DOROTHY 4414 Magoun Ave. ' -East Chicago, Indiana. SMITI-I, VIVIEN l8II N. Capitol Yankton, South eDakota SPRAGUE, ELEANOR l002 S. 96th Tacoma, Washington STEELE, ALBERTA 1506 S. Pearl Independence, Missouri THOMPSON, JOSEPHINE Rr. 3 Box 75 Independence, Missouri UI-IL, JACQUELINE 14026 I'Ieyden i Detroit, Michigan ' VIcToR', PUALANI . 2369 Kinoole EXT., T I-lilo, Hawaii WALKER, MARGARET 425 W. 8t-h St. ' ' Traverse City, Michigan WARD, MARY T.C. Lee Rd, Rt. 2 Independence, Missouri WATTERS, VERNA Rt. 6 Maqpolceta, Iowa k E, :N vw