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

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President I. A. Smith Bishop G. L. DeLapp Dr. C. F. Grabske, Church Physician President F. Henry Edwards Bishop Walter Johnson Mayor Rodger T. Sermon 8 rQ.,..1 of irecford One of the most important admin- istrative bodies connected with the independence Sanitarium is its very efficient Board of Directors. Eight men comprise the Board, headed by Israel A. Smith, with Bishop G. L. Delupp as secretary. Bishop Henry Livingston Judge W. J. Randall

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.xgclminid frafion 5 Gertrude E. Copeland, R.N. Under Miss Copeland's able leadership the Independence Sanitar- ium has become an outstanding hospital. She has been with the hospital for over twenty-five years, and during this time many new developments have been made through her efforts and sincere interest. A. Neal Deaver Working hand-in-hand with Miss Copeland in making our hospital the very best is none other than Mr. Deaver. He spent several years at .Graceland as their capable and efficient business manager after which he proved very successful in a private concern. He has as a very successful hobby the line of photograhy. This hobby has proved most helpful to the hospital, school of nursing, and Sanilog. We thank you very much for sharing your talent with us, Mr. Deaver. Nelle Morgan, R.N. The first person to extend the hand of friendship to student nurses, hospital personnel or a new acquaintance is Miss Nelle Morgan, Director of Nurses. She shares the problems, large and small, of the students, along with their achievements and successes. Upon her shoulders rest many heavy responsibilities, but she isvnever too busy to be a gracious lady and a true friend. Vida Butterworth, R.N., B.S., M.A. Our well organized educational program is ably headed by Miss Vida Butterworth. She plans the courses and acts as a co-ordinator for the instructors. One of the first impressions in the student nurses mind is Miss Butterworth's friendly smile and cordial ways. She is not only a capable director of education and instructor, but also a true and sincere friend to everyone.