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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

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' ' ' ' ,V ' :J 327 - ' A . - ' l f ' iii, . : riff? 1 f ' U f I ' , ' ,' , ' n A , 1 27 ., ' ' V 3' f ' i' V, ' x H ' ' ' , 3 f' 4 ff--wifkviifip' x ' . : s: fkflwfw' '5f4f'i'7f94if:::'. . f 5 ' , 1, ,, f n , ' f, ' 4 , ' , Nffqgg 45' - if-Lb Q,- 4 :f,5g w 5pmg4cf..gg:':5-.4 . -.4-A-A ,M . .f V ' . W ' ' ' ' ' H ' - f ' Y f H 'f'- f ,, 57: in K1 M - 'TL f:'7 'z' X if i ' K -V . V -PQ .11 ,l '. 'k QQ f 2 ' ' , . ,,.,, - , W ,W f , ,,,. hug ,. .,,.w, ff ,f-Q, fi 4 L sriff ,f' b iwfqwgzm Lg.-1,f'03i .T3?L-ea f- k k A :Decbcafion Miss Vida Butterworth, R.N. , B.S. , M.A. , Educational Director of the Indepen- dence Sanitarium and Hospital School of Nursing, is known for her patience in the class- room, her understanding of human behavior, her wisdom in social and educational situations, and her will to follow and to lead. She has given of her time and talents for the molding of young women into mature, capable, and alert nurses and citizens. In appreciation of Miss Butterworth do we respectfully dedicate this 1950-1951 Sanilog. we LLPJQ With all due apologies to William Wordsworth and his you to know The Happy Nurse . Who is the happy nurse? Who is she That every girl in white should wish to be? Hers is the generous spirit, who when brought Among the real tasks of 'life hath wrought Upon the plan that pleased her youthful thought. Whose high endeavors are an INWARD LIGHT That makes the path before her always bright. Who with natural instinct to discem What knowledge can performiis diligent to learn. Abides by her resolve and stops not there But makes her moral being her prime care. Who agreed to go in company with Pain and Fear and Disease, miserable train! Turns her necessity to glorious gain In face of these doth exercise power Which is human nature's highest dower Controls them and subdues, transmures, bereaves Of theirpbad influence and their good receives By objects, which may force the soul to abate Her feeling, rendered more compassionate. - Is placable, because occasions arise, So often that demand sacrifice. V More skilled in self knowledge, even more pure As tempted moreg more able to endure As more exposed to suffering and distress Thence also, -more alive to tenderness. Shecomprehends her trust and to thesame Keeps faithful with singleness of aim. This is the happy muse, this is she That every girl in white should .wish to be. Happy Warrior we would like OPQLUOI' We are building .... More mature personalities to take their place in an ever-changing Society. We are building ..... . Nurses to promote general health and well-being for themselves and all those they con- tact Qphysically - mentally - emotionally - spirituallyj, to prevent disease, and to care for the ill in the hospital - in the cf' e - in clinics - in the doctor's office - in industry - on the battlefield. ' ' We are building . . . The future wives and mothers, of the Church, who we hope,wi11 actively participate in family, church, and community life so that Zion may be redeemed. ' ma Wafer The Independence Sanitarium was established in 1909 by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as a place of refuge for the sick and afflicted . The hospital opened its doors in October 1909. The Sanitariurn School of Nursing was established in 1910 in order to give the Latter Day Saint girls a chance to receive their nurses' training under church influence. The School of Nursing has graduated thirty-nine classes, having a class graduate each year since 1912 except in 1913 and 1935. The present incorporation of the hospital took place in 1929 when funds were raised by public conscription and matched by the R.L. D. S. church funds for the new hospital. The new incorporation changed the name of the institution to the Independence Sanitarium and Hospital and increased the membership on the Board of Trustees. The basement and the first three floors of the hospital were completed and opened for use in January 1943. Following the opening of the new hospital, the old San was converted 'into a modernistic nurses' home with classrooms and laboratory facilities in the basement. Prior to this many different buildings near the hospital have served as nurses' homes. At one time the third floor of the hospital was used. The faculty of the School of Nursing grew gradually with the employment of the first part-time instructor in 1926. Before that the students attended Junior College in Kansas City for four months to obtain most of their classwork. At present there are 5 full-time instructors and many part-time ones including some of the staff doctors. The School of Nursing has reflected the different points of view concerning the different methods of teaching beginning with ward instruction, changing to classwork, and finally to a balanced schedule of classwork and floor duty. The School has re- sponded to all who are qualified to enter regardless of religious affiliation or belief. The School looks forward to a future of moulding young women into a well-trained profession as mature individuals with a dream in their hearts and a desire to serve humanity to the best of their abilities. ,wa AFR? . .iz if ififffigi Q 1 2 an AIIMINISIRMIUN nl -. ii I he P el gs lg Y f 5 in i. Q. gtk ,1 X -7 I. r E if 5, if 5. ro- yw 03, oarcl of ibirecford Builders too . . . . . . for health in the community and the Church through the facilities of the Sanitariurn. Their wise counsel affects both the physical and spiritual activities of our school and hospital. r ' President I. A.. Smith l-Dr. c, F. Grabske, Church Physicihn F'- Q, L his o V If ,I I-. ,. :X . x. X, P, 4 ' , Bishop Henry Livingston H i 1 r f f ,f 'H' 'i A Judge W. I. Randall Mayor Robert Weatherford 8 I President F. Henry Edwards Bishop G. Delsdpp v Bishop Walter Johnson ,--f -B- GERTRUDE E' Superintendent: With firm h h . ands and er Judicial unbiased feeling, Miss Copeland has 'guided th d' e ifferent departments of our hos- pital to make them function unitedly as a team with a comm on goal. Many new add' rtions have been due to her-untiri ng and sincere effort make thi ' s to. s an outstandm h ' g osprtal, Assistant Superintendent : As a member of our administration staff, Mr. 'Deaver has aided Miss Copeland in improving our hospital and staff w'th ' 1 his many years of experience as an administrator. ,N. COPEY-AND' R Director of Nursesz' A charming lad with a pleasin ' Y g personality, Miss Morgan, has guided the future nurse ' s to reach their goal successfully. Added to her achievements and responsibilities has been her appointment to the Missouri Sta A te Board of Nurse Examiners. Edu : All credit of the girls' passing the state board examinations goes to Miss Butterworth, who conscientiously and efficiently la ' p ns our educational program. cational director VER ,..-we NELLE MORGAN R ,N. i VIDA BUT LN- - te?-WORTH' e.S-- M 9 --..- Q . . .X .1 I 1 me Shirley Butler, R. N. .io ,'.?!A3'.v -. 7 ,: V i I 2 1 , 1 W 2, . s- ' I, A , gg, ff 7 Mabel Faulkner, R, N Myrtle Qurtmyer R N Florence Nowack R N '- Juanita Dorsch, B. S. Iola Tordoff, R.N. John Blackmore, M A GLCM, . We extend our sincerest appreciation to the faculty for their understanding guidance and patienceinteaching us our ABC s throughout the long journey that we travel to become pro- fessional nurses Much time has been spent by the members of the faculty with us to share and instill in us some of their knowledge and ex- periences Lottie Pappenfus R N Betty Russell R N Helen Hinde, R M. W. ETZENHOUSER, M, D. IN MEMORIAM God calls our loved ones, but we lose not wholly What He has given: They live on earth in thought and deed as truly As in His Heaven. - Whittier Y-1 MEDICAL i QTAFF Aj Ab Twp K Wrmv- N K f A25 ,KK xg? M539 W1 Q I Wir- L. J. COMBOY M D J. F. BOWSER M.D. ' ' ' C' H' ALLEN' D' di ' fGenera1Practicej fGenera1 Pracucej CRB 010859 p 1 EZD5 in ' M. R. BAY' M.D. S. F. COCKERELL, M.D. L. J. DLABAL, M.D. CGeneral Practicey CPediat1-icsj QGeneral Practicej mica! h W T The Medical staff is composed of skilled docs- ' s tors, who serve and help the people of Indepen- dence and surrounding areas. These doctors with their excellent educational background invarious fields of specialization are members of the staff who participate in the teaching program ofthe student nurses. fS4 'h 1 w..q A ,fl ' J. C. BLUMENSCHEIN, M. D. 12 fObstetrics and Gynecologyp fObSIBIIiCS and Gynecologyj R. D. ETZENHOUSER, M.D. 4...4x - , , D. 4. - 1 ,f , ve E , f ,WUP 5,2 , ,145 f.,, I-N ,. -f , , ,V My . I - ' fQg K . 2 M R m N A , 1 R. H. FITZGERALD, M.D. ' 3, R, GREEN, M,D, fOrthopedicsQ fSurgeryj GARD MD s L GREEN, MD Y F. W. HINK, M.D. lGenera1 Praciicej PAUL JOHNSON, M D csmggryy QEye Ear Nose and Throaty cGenera1 Pracucej WEE Ea C E GRABSKE, M D W 1-1 HICKERSON, M D s J KRANSON M D tGener3'1 pmcucey fGenera1 Pracucey fPed1ar.r1csJ R. F. . . . . . . . Q 1 I R ,E . P ' M M i R , , fi :QPF R 3 f ,ZX 5 '. 7 ' ' 9' K 1: 1 '.3.s.1f .1 R' , O , , . n o o , , g o s YV V, ,, A ,, , ,.. , .,,.-,,Y,-.. N..- , -- R, .'. E- . v. AH ...ms v-.1 ,,.- -- -V M- '- ' ' Y I v 1 Q ! ! Jil, 1 - ii: PAUL RANNIE, M.D. v. E. LINK, M.D. fGenera1 Pracnicey Mnesrhesiab 3 5 , . L- ' 11? 4 , - . I w I I 1. . 1. -1 ,I H-- I. E, MCCQNCHIE, M. D. flladiologyy fOrd1opedicsj L, E, RILLER, M.D. 1 , M V ' , - ,fu , , ' C. E- NICKSON. M-D, E. L. SAUNDERS, M.D. fcienefal Practical V Q General Practicej , .3-,,,. 5: K .-'Y' ,V hm A. E. UPSHER, M.D. fPatho1ogyJ R. A. TWYMAN, M. D fSurgeryj Not Pictured s, o, SCHROEDER, M. D fGenera1 Practicey -req J T VAN BIBER, M D fPed1atr1csy 19? ETHEL WATSON, M D fGenera1 Pracucel 15 ,gnu-ng. V. woons, M D fSurgeryy C0lfLl fQ6g 30, H. E. CARLSON, M.D. C. H. BRUST, M.D. fUro1ogyJ H. c. LAPP, M. D. ' C. L. JOHNSON, M,n, 1 6 qSurgeryj fUro1ogyy 1. ,Q 'A 1 J ig ' g , - ,. f,,f., . ,, vw, 1' ,Aff v 7+-f ' I gg.: 'Fi-'.' . J J. R, ELLIOTT, M. D. qOrthopedig:sJ i i I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I R. G. HELMAN, M. D. . fObstetrics and Gynecologyy J, N, HILL, M.D. qGenera1 Przcticej G, M, POLK, M,D, fGenera1 Pracricej E. 0. PARSONS, M.D. STAFF DOCTORS NOT PICTURED qSurgeryJ J. S. BENNETT, M. D. Clndustrialj J. C. HICKERSON, M.D fGenera1 Pracricej R, R, COFFEY, M,D, C. G. LEITCH, M,D fSurgeryj fPatho1ogyJ O, W, DAVIDSON, M,D, F, L, LAFFON, M,D, fUro1ogyJ fGenera1 Practicej R, F, GARRISON, M, D, M, M, MARKS, M,D, fPediatricsy fProcto1ogyj J, H, GASKINS, M,D, ARCHSPELLMAN, M,D CP1astic Surgeryj fGene1'a1 Practicej C. S. GILI-MOR, M.D. E, D, TWYMAN, M,D, qRheumaroid Diseasesj fSurgeryj W, G, HOOK, M,D, fProcto1ogyj - 1 7 ..... are guifcbng fix , . S9 I I'ERSllNNEl 'EK 'Ww- i xv! A .,V, , V4,, f, I H V I lfil0Ql UlJ0l ff f VI I my f ',,- , i ' A yyyy S y for T f ' 1' 'H 'P . . v K I 4 JL, ii wk... f A ja? V A avg, 0 il I cz, Z , if J Q ., Q ' y fi . fl' T p j ,V y iv, y , V ,r y . y ,ef A 2, 'li' ' ,f,- I, gp I ' A P A Q11 Q9 y r ,,f5f'Zw fm. x 5 ' SUPERVISORS OF DEPARTMENTS TOP ROW: Elaine Parks fLaboratoryy , Eva Franklin fSurgical Supervisory, Ina Hattey QNursery Supervisory SECOND ROW: Lena Goode fCenttal supplyy, Sigue Carlson QOperating Roomy, Mabel Faulkner QObstet- rical Supervisory, Vida McGlassion fEvening Supervisory A NOT PICTURED: Faye Franklin fMedica1 Supervisory, Catherine Auther fNight Supervisory, Lonita Frye fOrthopedic 85 'Pediatric supervisory ' The S11perviS0ryStaff meets every two weeks. It is here new policies and procedures are formulated and the old modified whenever necessary. This group solves many of the problems that make the life of.the student easier and more effective. 20 Upon the shoulders of the assistant supervisors rest the responsibility of aiding the supervisors with their daily tasks. ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS iN,, , we , , , uf W ' , T f 1 V usaw,2s?fi geyfl' 7 I Qyrcaw 7, 'f 1- ff K K k A ,. ggi . if T Q e 0 ' A , . Q , M, , S' s,,..,,, f V O + A r I A T ,, wwf v ,K ' K, ,t 3 f' 2z?fj2fl'71':?j if. ' W' O r ' 2,1 A' X ' - V ,,J',,v'r fl r fm , wifi , : sqigg .px-yy ai J K t S , 3, T ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS Betty Allen, Aileen Higgins, Elizabeth Iahn, Vera Lewis, Rosemary Hall Performance of duties, still foreign to the student nurses, are carried on by the graduate staff. Always with advice gained through experience, they have helped to make our work on the floors alittle easier than it was for them. GRADUATE STAFF ' T wif T ta le 24' ' ' ' , .,, , , T Q 5 A f , O wk, , iy2:g,5.Q1gSz in TOP ROW: Vema Moreland, Eleta Smith, Nora Bessmer, Elaine Farmer, Alice Itamura BOTTOM ROW: Mary Wolfe, Helen Phillipps, Carol Seavers, Marjorie Cross, Pat Campbell 21 lfLI 6Q C .A X ,' fear FM, The nurses' aides help in many of the daily tasks carried on in the hospital. They are doing commendable work and are an important part of our hospital personnel. Their assistance in emergencies is invaluable. TOP ROW: Ruth Pa SECOND ROW: Frances Tuttle, Annabelle Bergman, Olive Crabb, Lula Thomas, Leona Cecil, ' Marian Winters ris, Hazel Krueger, Elna Pratt, Martha Adams, Rose Roberts, Blanche Rondamonski BOTTOM ROW: Grace King, Myrtle Shoo , D ll H h Carlile, Mattie Rich - p e a atc , Nellie Johnson, Ida Hensley, Vernie .4 , . gg Za '. 47 B ,yy Qi, 5445 1 , ,f, ci-'U ,Qs mffwi ff .5 ,gfiwfq-, X Gn',,f7' X 'X X r w:s' ' X 1 ' . SMH? ' X 9 aw if M2 M.. .- bs ,fd Y .Lf 2 STllIlE TS 673540 195i ' SENIORS, REMEMBER WHEN THESE WERE FAMOUS? Dofis Englehzird and mouth to mouth breathing- - - - at Y Keeneyg A Do you think he'11 aSk me to marry him? - 1 -Wanda' Ctutcher, The black list? Herbies on the white one ' ' 1 - - R-Aileen Maynard 5'3 dancing with a 6'5 M.D, - - ,- H,-Bonnie Milburn, What 11 Ido? Tonight there's two of them - - A - - -Delores Hawkins, I'd havetp live in that , restaurant. 'T .Q ,, '- A .e fivxfxw WANDA CRUTCHER u ' A DELORES HAWKINS- HILDA NORTONEN I DORIS ENGLEHARD , IDA HORTON ' 2 4 SHIRLEY DEW iw- 4 1 x BONNIE MILBURN W pa'-'ut 'H PATRICIA KEENEY -M ESTHER CLINE AILEEN MAYNARD .95 Q, MILDRED SPARKS 1 25 f 'Sf 5 wi, f ,Q 1 f 5 XA , W 2 QAM' ., 41 J' X W Q 4 4 35: RAMONA LEW f. A RUBY TELEGEMEIER bb vgf-ww ymfwf' Hfi f' fiy gf. f r,,z:,w- 5 amw f Wiegkffff ' - . A I fgf if rf' A TOP ROW: Arvilla Pement, Evelyn Berryman, Betty Bills, Lois Moser BOTTOM, ROW: Carolyn Jones, Susie Higa, Kay Tabor, Rosalie Carleton V -ea , ZS.: .za 1 Vw ,. ' 2' has .I V if ,. . A P , ' . fi 5-,A V, W t'etet , W W ,t't. ai . 1 l ' at ,, M W R A Qttt af, ' or 'W '12 f X, . 1 '1. TOP ROW: Evelyn Chock, Marilyn Cummings, Iryce Bronson, Joyce Snowden -BOTTOM ROW: Hardie Field, Peggy Guffey, Mary Lundgren, Margaret Lee, Barbara Gibson . 'X NO D , 'f Fi: i 'ir fy L- A . go 5' M 'wr - ,Q -' W Wi: ,, 1 A' -Q-I . . . ' ' , ' ' . fi 1 ser' , -.. ' ' R . . . f' . w,-vu A da :,' ,y, X - fa 1 fl i l j , Haig! -irv 1 V K y D W3 Lf. , , if fafirff W W P .-+3 VW' Q , ,Irv x ,fy N-Q 2 TOP ROW: Barbara Johnson, Doris Beckstrom, Martha Smith, Lurella Munden, Eloise Bruington BOTTOM ROW: Lois Browne, Barbara Moore, Shirley Schmitt, Fay Davis amuse 17' sn ' ffntg P' .- V if K W WA O A nv rf . 1 'E' . hx, we , , if 1 L ff R TOP ROW: Virginia Hardy, Alice Tagarni, Grace Mauro, Alice Awaya. Catherine Davis BOTTOM ROW: Betty Baxter, Mime scorn, Rose Marie Oakes, Bvfmie Potter II EI FI 45 I: II I II I ,Ig I II Is II: I-I I II I , I I I I I 4 I I I 1 I I II I1 04 I f f f ff fr ' , 'Q ,Q ' new ,qv-Q,,gt5lI'i7 ,Zf'-I - f if A X - 2-K Egg : ,, in rarer rev' TOP ROW: Marjorie Stobaugh, Shirlee Lumsden,,Leora Allred, VirginiarRaisbeek ' BOTTOM Row: Beverly Shearer, Jean Franks, Parriera Smith, Shirley Thompson lr, ' TOP ROW: Beverly Hobbs, Maudella Bradley, Marilyn Ching BOTTOM ROW: Henrietta Cachola, Lawyee Tong, Marilyn Tiberghien, Nancy Brocaille r 'W ' 1 ww: , , . e r 4- , , f W TOP ROW: Iloe Tester, Shirley Ratcliff, Ada Rogers, Margaret Yates BOTTOM ROW: Lowana Barger, Ruby Ing, Jeroldine Pixler, Mary Brur1s, Marilyn Wismer yyyyi N y Q R T f - R . f' V ,.'b . h ?' ,T ,R ..,, g R , , 3 1 ,e , rr,, , ,, f ,II ,V , f A i 2 , R T T d ysrar , J TTl ' r ' TOP ROW: Audrey Mizell, Vera Edwards, Constance Nishimiya. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Hammer, Mildred Ishikawa, Donna Matz, IoanWi1der. 29 CLASS WILL OF THE CLASSI OF l95fl We, the Senior Class of IQSIQ realizing that we are fast approaching the end of our glorious three years together, have drawn up the following will in the firm hope that these our last re- quests will be fulfilled by the members of the next class. I Mildred Sparks wills her keen understanding on all subjects to Catharine Davis. II Shirley Dew wills her tactful manner and her ability to make friends and influence people to Betty Bins. . - III Patricia. Keeney leaves her tidy room and her frequent quitting seizures to Iryce Bronson. IV Esther Cline wills her many and frequent infatuations to Lois Moser. V Aileen Maynard wills her secret entrance to Arvilla Pement. VI Doris Englehard leaves her sense of humor and fast gait to Eloise Bruington. I g VII Ramona Lew wills her uke , hula skirt and' her ability to get along with the nursing office to Martha Smith. ' VIII Wanda Crutcher wills her griping ability and her exercises for square ankles to Carolyn Jones. n s IX Ruby Telgemier wills- all of her domestic abilities to Peggy Guffey. X Bonnie Milburn wills all of 'her excess poundage to Lois Browne. XI Hilda Nortonen leaves her skating ability to Alice Awaya. XII Dolores Hawkins Wills her love for O. B, and her zoo scrubs to anyone who has the mother- ly instinct. ' XIII ' Ida Louise Horton leaves to Hardie Field all of her praise for the mightiest of them all and hopes that she will continue keeping that certain name heard when various personali- ties are discussed. 'B f' -. 745'-,',i' v A .5--3-' N ., aff. .-7 ,pgsgg-fff I M ww,-, f DEP RTME IS Umm ,swf nun , .-. M. --.-,U -1-4 J, - mera-Z-,aT.f-'3f. 5 ' RCOPOI KOOWL ' , we RCU!!! QOOWL 33 ffl, 5 Xu? H,60l'6l,f0l'g s 7 if Oriok pager! .fduxiharg Mjorgerd OUR SWEE THEARTS 1626! CMM gill? OL,a6ke:5 Wailzfenan ce The old master painter. FAMILIAR SAN. FIGURES Mr, Smith8n Martin Keep the boilersboilingn ---- Our house-keeping staff. ----- What would we do without them? Clean rooms and Clean linen are so important to our patients. ,mmf x , M -43-.-azz 1:- Y mwvwm fm.- I' ,A M -.W - 3 f Mrfg lg Jak ', f YW b,': i?, , :Mai tfrf':?1j:4.rX , fwhffg :S-gxgfj ,, , M, .gm , ' ' ,J Mfg, ' w . ,m,f5g uf '.fJf522fR1!:1 . '.-1fg.:32fy:q'Z ,f,iV'f- ffm llll llll RllTATIO Qnv! Surgffa Czarfing .gafion . erving rayd 'ff' -a Hff' , :firm ,,,1wiYM ,GL ,,f58.w I y 1 .S7lfU giC0L Pat has it down pat 3PJ wedged! 1 A Q Typically Third Flqef if ' in N- . f . vw, RVN, , , 1 jlze lim I-Ai ,.M' 40 Y , THE TEAM The graduate nurse-- Q--The student nurse-- --The nurses' aide fzobafrica The warm sympathetic approach, the under- standing heart, the quiet natural voice-- these are the essentials of a pediatrics nurse. Without these the child's stay in the hos- pital is much less pleasant and progress is less rapid. E A R E B U Q' - - f- w. 1.1-Wersi' ' , , J 'A ' ' A1 is y. fl : t . , A l :tw-N, M rt Q 9'1 Y- .- , t ' ' . 17 fi' Aefmf ' ., ' .5 N. ,I .I - TM V J , as SQ: H i . 'N' KK. 2 3 K F , --if . Y- gil kt ' r ' -1.7 ' ' v V - 5 0 - ,, , H f XR-V Q K f p i. I 2 Lffiffx f R f Vit t 1 ofa- A ' ' 'if ' , f Wifi- ' wig. , ' L, V f L'5'ga'????'il9 dw Ll f X, ' 'AQQQU r .iq x yi ,5.M,,4' ...... . ,, 4 5 Q ' '- 'A 1, , f 'l. U 'as m K 'V ' ' .'v ,rf 1,33 L ' 1, 'v pf if A M ,jg A pt it V- y - p y , I 4:-'ff-1-f . - 1 . I ,B , X yfu g ,V ' ef' A A f 1, 6' GN H wa . , :M-if s l - . i , ' 'A W Mfr' Jig? v 1? Q ,sv J A ,wt L lrikghmzs he N ,C-Q I 1 4 I L D I N G Orfltolaeahca Orthopedics offers a challenge to all stu- dents for it is here in the midst of tractions, fracture beds, casts, etc., that T.L.C. is needed at its maxi- mum. In this depart- ment we find patients from the very young to the aged and care must be adapted to all types of situations. 41 2l gel'lCg 00,71 Make that neat and tight! Hardie- -Check em! Ogdefricd Wuraery A OPIWLMKG QOOITI O65 fe fried MP5 EF? NX.-N FFT' A ibief .!6fclten The weeks spent in the diet kitchen give the student practical experience in applied nutrition. It is here that she acquires the knowledge which she needs in supplying the nutritional needs of her patients. MARY MERLE BUCKLES Dietetian pkafnidfyx I wonder if this drug is a pill or a liquid, and where can it be found? So says the student nurse during those first days in the hospital pharmacy. Sleam under pressure! i3'ii3ff9'z anfraf Suppfy A 45 '! 9 W QQ E i A .,..,,' E l V A Q ,VVV, 1 ,Z I Qv nr f , , L r D I j N .AA , '.'-L ,'.' G naming .fdrfri Jagoraforg In Nursing Arts laboratory the newnstudent learns the basic principles of nursing through actual experience by practicing the complicated techniques and procedures on probie patients and Mrs. Susie Chase . In this way the student gains the assurance and security which every nurse must acquire. a n u 46 Ooh I Lookeyl Bugs! Lcro. o!aL0r0Lf0I'g ibief cfagorafory t -., ' MJ E , Q, W f f3'j',g Y 'f X ., 'K gif' V 1 ' .,, .,.. . ' b Q my ' g ,g ZZ I A 5 N l khl 4 If V .L !R 2 i J - V x' .J 'A' .'A,,.W A ' S J' X P enziaufry ofagorafory Add two eggs Qwithout shellsj. Wonder what I'11 get this time? Qddeckcaf Wurdin? Betty, the bride, could tell something about the heart without this model .8743 Come on, hurry up, those words were familiar to the freshman as they started out on warm, shining after- nooynfs on what is commonly called a field trip. These trips build a better understanding for each probie of her community and was enjoyed by the students. 48 E A, R E B U l L D 1 t N G Ee! sj il05 Anafomy Dynamic democratlc class-room building LLL Qfd , ft ,f , .W I. W ..., , 1, y W,-70. .was vwg? Sg'g,1-qi' Z I y , . H. Q 1, .. .. ig if . , . , KL ff f t '53 HF' .:f'e .w w:fm M' :X W QI . 'Qi . ' W '1..4,L,,.,., ,,,. .. ,... A -1 413 -fy,QfE2'M5 . as 4 W MM E' K . . - ' :TM V O -. 5 g 2 ' -2.1: W,,.-,,s. ,, ,,p,4...,. ,312 if 1 of ' H .L H in .4 . ., 'f' ' 'f 1 f 2 .- . ' ' ' 'f ' - A A ...Woe am-W. fig, . ,M ,. QM gms, so 1 mes ,,N,,,.f,.W.V ,., . . g.,g.,,,..,tf sep 3. W.. 31. .ima . ,. 3 Y pa x W . mu --...f .,- . ,, f N. bf' .fr . lf 1.. ,X . ' u w. spwzf 1-ffgykm r- 'LA-1.mg'ji. fax' f 'gy he ,W ,Y L. A W, - fr ,, LM. , A is A V- --- Wm , .f p 1. sat. sin fi ?f f,s:- ,J-s w' ' .Y ,W ,E -Swv ffff 5 ,D , iwwfylgg-'5,.. 'I 'We i' .1 W if K 5 ' , 354 Y -5 f .-:M ' ...Z f- 3..n g'gk .. 'li -.3 eg f .. 1 -eil 2- We HL . M-a s ., e ' -mm-umm 'w..siwmf'-M-M- A ' . -X ' :W 'MT . Aafiond WE BUILDING IN AFFILIATIONS New concepts in the care of children at Mercy Hospital, Kan? sas city, the care of the mentally ill at a hospital in St. Louis, Mo. , and the care of tuberculosis at Robert Koch Hospital, Koch, Mo. Q X ' K1-ww f ,g,.,f.LMm -f .., A,,. W, I 2 . W, , , ,w M, f,Y ?T'4 M, .,. ,-M... 1 -AQ i , Q ,mm ' aw , W A... , ,A ..,. .., v.W,.,,,f,.MMV,M a-, K ,., y i I at 4242 , W., , wf-.-'Wu ,, , 0,2 , IIIIVITIES Chayafain on olzenfd ..-.-5 So long it's been good to know You l Together we have been gay and together we have been serious. We will miss you but we wish you God -speed. Sincerely, The Student Nurses. Cl, ridfmaa Carogi ' .' 'Egg sun-,,,,..--' V t . gi- ' A t f . At six fourty-five each rnomirig in chapel we meet ourp God. Students, hos- pital personnel and faculty, all enjoy the guest speakers and the themes they bring. With aword of comfort when it isneeded, our Chap- lain Don V. Lents is always on hand to listen to all problems of the students and the patients. Z igioua .fdcfiuifiezi anti 1 um 1 ii L CARP!! agzzclenf Counci E A R E B U l L D I N G The student council is responsible for the administration of participation in student government. The student council plans and carries out all student program. 'The main functioning of the council has been carried on through committees. This has been a very successful year with everyone participating actively. - Oufldefgllg WE ARE BUILDING lives' of service for Jesus Christ. Daily in our fellowship with God and our fellowman we are more and more aware of our opportunities for service. In our association here at the San we aretrying to qualify our- selves to be servants of skil1'as well as individuals of integrity. God would truly have us to be co-laborers with Him. -f we V V . .V... . ,1H....,, .,,-, ,alt , W W ll, f E A R E B U I L D I N G The Ish is a student publication in which news of worthwhile articles find their way to press. The Ish is edited and printed by the students and is always a welcomed addition in the mail box for the students. batik? , i 1--..ar l me-of The Sanilog Staff had it's ups and downs this year while spending many busy hours planning, discussing, typing, and laying-out your yearbook. It has been the aim of the staff to bind together the memorable highlights of all this year's activities for your en- joyment now and in the future. staff meetings were held in the Graduate Nurses' Lounge, and a fine spirit of cooperation was fostered by the staff and faculty advisor. May your pleasure in Using this annual be as great as was that of the staff in writing it for you. 55 Mu1e Traip - - Hippiry hop ahiei .Slow y That Martha 1-5 is an exclaniation one often hears' around the San. She sure can cut up the High Jinksff , b t ' Iris and -Lois ean always contribute more ' than bit to the aumonkey shines I j'Ternptation 7 -Q-4-1,,,.,A-.Q q0 S-N--... 'rt -'-- -Vy. , .N ,tif QNX N--at 'mt It is written and produced by our students and the proceeds are used to help the Sani1og's production. M. D-, -X 4 -su, -- -xi ,XM-N VARIETY SHOW The variety show has be- come an annual project at the San. 5,3-B ,J -I mag M 'xxiga 'Vai-in ,.,..,.- Q' ','!H'i'xr 'Qi' 3 if Q, ,L ....-1...--an Everything went on very smoothly and another year has passed with pleas- ant memories of a job well done. anfennictf Queen Kansas City Centennial celebration 1950 spon- sored their own queen. Giris from surrounding towns were queens for their home towns and were ladies in waiting to the Kansas City queen. The queen for Independence was a student nurse. She was sponsored by the Nurses' Alumnae and the Marines. Our Betty was a beautiful gracious queen. A11 the student nurses sold tickets to elect the queen. M, ,ff EVELYN BERRYMAN fqueen's sponsory BETTY BILLS fthe queenj LOIS MOSER fpublicityy ' 5 8 545 megan! ganqugf '-L 'Q A M ,, 1 7 s -as M an . VVV, I ,,.., 1 I I Lx ,K at 1' - - .1 Q , 7 ' f ,, 'j ,,-,y E anciue The Alumnae-Senior Banquet is an outstanding social event each year. It is a formal affair with the Senior graduates the guests of honor. A11 this and food too! The best of entertainment is none too good for the girls. The class of 1950 was entertained at the Green Parrot in Kansas City. A royal party is being planned for the class of 1951. ,i Sash X 9 lfU 6 86 0Ifl'lQ fe 3 . , ,., ff' f ,K ' , , V , 2 60 ':x:,:wn 1-rmuusavxasam :svz:mnue...'.m.u.,-v -f--: M-xnwwmmsev.- 5,155-2,,,f,,...f.-. W-- Qr -M-- ', ,mm .,,,1,,,,,L,m.- 5-V-- 5 if,Qfl1IZZfiTgQ..V 7 MP505 07112 Kay 5aYS thiS should satisfy I don't know what's the matter with Charley! 1' 'ff'- Nurses are human too Nurses eat too I. 4' f , Satisfied--P 61 A ,Di ' , . K 'v L ,I A V, J., Studying hardl ' Some get 'em, some don'tl These lucky peoplel E - mi INCH MMA BEAD XJXN NALL 001,68 W0fAel 5 V-N JOSEP 0835 T REESE , QJXCT PLEASE . May I have my key? May I have some clean linen? Did I have any phone calls? May I have two nickels for a dime? May I change room mates? What would we do without our mot11ers ? 1-AW qw 7531 121, a ify I I I I I I I I, I, 5, -I I I I I I I I I I I I I We are building- - ----- maturing women to serve ----- the profession- - - - - the community - - - - -the church of both the present and the future as ----- citizens ----- wives ----- mothers. Despite 'noisy . Fo. 177813 0126 good yfealst Wbo 6651038 buf! bel n Ped classrooms ----- crowded laboratories - - - - -inadequate libraries- - - - - the I meagerness of recreational and social facilities ----- the I.S.H. School of Nursing still passes on the tradition of willing service which gives the only true personal satisfaction in life. , 6 for , w 1' E l r i l i l L i P V ,, .rug ,, , ,f-f'.f.,.-,w.--fwv .-.- -a v:'---v-J1.-.?.e:.--ea.,-1 ,,,,,.,,f...,e,,f?4v-.-vw.. ,, . Taegu, Korea March 15, 1958 Mrs. Clarence Smith Rural Route 44 Opolis, Kansas Dear Wanda, I guess you will be surprised hearing from me from this distant place, but the Army has certainly moved me around. On my last furlough I had the pleasure of visiting our Alma Mater in Independence. I have news about all of our C1aSSU13feS and I know you are anxious to hear everything, so here goes ------------ Doris Englehard has a position modeling combat boots ffor Army Nursesl ll at an Army Surplus Store in Sacramento, California. 'Tis rumored there is a man in her life so perhaps before too long she will be tak- ing that fatal leap in said boots, . I talked with Mrs. Dew. who was also visiting at the San. She was leaving soon for Mars via 'va Strato- Clipper to explore the man situation there. Did you know she is now flight nurse for The Two Headed Pigmy Lir1eS ? Aileen Maynard and Kenny were married last month and they have a lovely ranch-type home in Sugar Creek. She is chief nurse now for Standard Oil. , - Mildred Sparks has won nation -wide acclaim for her literary masterpiece, Sex Life Of A South American Flea . Who knows she may win the Pulitzer prize after alll Patricia Keeney married the 72 year old President of The First National Bank in Boston, Mass. I did hear she was resigning as President of The American Nurse's Association to devote her full time to playing the role of housewife. ' Esther Cline continues to wonder which of her latest heart throbs she will marry. She is doing private duty at the San. and in her spare time she sings at the Cocktail Lounge at the Hotel Continental in Kansas City, Missouri. Remember Delores Hawkins and way back in probie days when she used to say, that someday she was going to be in charge of the Obstetrical Floor at the Sanq? Well, she has been in that capacity now going into her fourth year. ' Hilda Nortonen recently welcomed her second set of twin daughters. She is living in her native New England. I had lunch with Ruby Telgemier at the airport in Kansas City while I was waiting on my plane. She has been Superintendent of Nurses for the past five years at the Veteran 's Hospital there. Bonnie Milburn has taken Miss Gulmi's place at the State Hospital in St. Louis. I am wondering if she is continuing to have members of the student council check rooms twice weekly? Remember our days there, and the beaten path up to the solarium window? I had a letter awaiting me upon my arrival here from Ramona Lew. She has been appointed director of the Florence Nightingale International Foundation. What with her broad experience, having worked at various times in England, France, and her native Hawaii, I am sure this appointment will be another stepping stone to her successful career. Write to me soon and let me know the latest from the farmer's wife's point of view. Will be looking for a picture of your five sons. Bye now. Ida Louise Horton fCapt. A. N. CJ 13, 1 66 We are building ..... physical facilities, - finish- ing fifth and seventh floors in the hospital, aworkshop and a laundry on south side of the hospital. We are building a dream . .,. . for a new school of nursing building and a chapel. 3 4 L I MW. -W, , k , V gf 1 ' L- ' ffm -.555-L. -ily x I , -, 1' ff H1 fm. ' 1 ..,7'v-A V ':2 tal' f 1, - -'len 1 ,v,,, ., . an , , , if ,gq.U2. rv-M: p 1 'mee f' w -1 'WG z , A ' 5 N X wg,'ygQ ,ai 'igrwf xv .. I . G ,.kkkk V, ., f ., WM -, 4, 7 X'f1k2if'i',l ww- 5 ' ' flaw- J ff Ti , cg, , ii ai? 5::ffV5'11 ' V' -uk, F X , A 3 ' 'W ff , ,,,.,, ,,q,, , 42, , X 3 3 -V': Lg 3, 3592339 5 . ,Am Y fav ,.,. ff?:g4'f if Mw- f wf 5 ,. w- 5- N,.v.f.., . . Q22 QQWM . .. 'Wa 67 V1 f 'jis fk'f,gg2-gf,Q'4j1 -1 ' V411 , .- -.,L2, , M L V6 Ifz ' ,, 'C .. ,l,: 3? iil,, .TQWZ Sir 'cw fwggf Q ab L' 2 gf af? , ,I f -gg JUNIORC REMEMBER WHEN -- - - N-M--- - - - Martha's clothes were swiped from the shower and there was no alternative but to walk down the hall representing Eve fwithout the fig leafy? Mittie slid down the fire escape and the fire escape turned but Mittie didn't? We had that Square dance out at Holder's barn? It was our one and only and every- one had a wonderful time. We stayed up studying until 2 o'clock, making coffee, soup, etc, in Pimblott'scoffee maker and making toast with her iron? Margaret Lee on her first scrub asked, Where under his chin did the doctor want his chin towe1 ? Scott, Baxter, and Lundie hung over the porch rails one cold night about I2 o'c1ock in their P. J. 's, spying on Minthorn and her date. 5 Jones and Cummings would sneak downstairs in the middle of the night to get their books on the front row for classes the next day? 4 Doris Beckstrom was 'scrubbed for Dr. Woods in O.B. and he accidentally caught hold of her table drapes and pulled all of her sterile pans, instruments, etc. onto the floor. When Susie Higa sang her little song, Drinkin' Beer In A Calvary in History of Nursing? So unlike Susie, don't you think? . Some of Lundie's unmentionab1es blew off the line on 3rd floor porch and went flying down Truman Road? ff!! wi' X , ,,,M41, Q , .Wes-e ' ,d-,,,::,Q-.1- k vf L ip .S W - - r g A ' ' fkf, N' rf, . W' by ' f ,J 3,'g.,,,. Qi.: . 'f - Ev ,, 22 115 6- Q .9 g . . ,Ax ' ., wi ffh- H' Q J 1 , ' M- fx, ' yy - , ay fl-g:.w5 , f' i 6 f k A 3, .iff A wx 1 xyifww- 4,,4 'fffi ff 'Q Q15 is 3 xg. xx, ,M fs xf 'QLZN ' ' W 1 4 4 ,ggi-' X' 4 4 R X 7, 4 :af , J f f f 5 A W' '-' p ffl- f A w A W V, :div- K M. S bw, X ...,.,, , K ,V .v x , if f A vw , 1 ,jk , . Q , k -1-if 'fi' 4 I' A fx' a. .- A 5 xl' .EWS . x ,,..Q.f7i5r 'ii W,,E,. ,., ,,, 4L.4i'.'i'55' , .if-S113 4, ' .ww I ii? Y-.. vs. 'Iv vga .5 1 W f W 1 W, 44. 4' 'L . fd A, Q JP A 1 J' 1, xvgggipfe , .. nv il 924 'fa' M- 'Q 36193153 K ry , . ,nm 1,4- ,laik 3. fi? sw- 'S , f J 'Mr G NV 1 Vx M I1 -n-. BQ ? N ITQR S ks fx ,Q wiv Qm ,QiKA ,if t 2 , , ,, . T '31 M' fi V W- 'A-ww: ,f ,f f Y A f zz.. , x f we- f. WM- fwwfw- V Wi- Qf4533f?7 ' f ' , ' W- M H I 4 , VX '- A ' ' ': ' wx' X sy R ww ff A W ggwt P V A V m K L , A 424, ,, L' l . , ' f 311 .V,wn'W iff V , V ' W ' A,.f,5,,f,,gf4k, V, , A :if m , x ,V ? L , 5 K 'fwfvw W lfLlfl'llfl6L6 Adams, Laurice QMcArthurJ '43-2021 Hedges Road Independence, Mo. Ainley, Frances QMacFarlaneJ '45-3412 Keeshen Drive, Los Angeles 34, California Alexander, Anna fDonaldsonJ '33-1319 So. Liberty Independence, Mo. Alexander, Catherine fStephensJ '23-Box 242 Barnsdall, Okla. Allen, Eula fBaughmanJ '40-101 N. Forest Independence, Mo. Allison, Rose '45-819 Walker Des Moines, Iowa Anderson, Beulah CDennisJ '46-1801 So, Pennsylvania, Denver IO, Colorado Anderson, Elizabeth fGilesJ '17-29612 Dawson Garden City, Mich. Anderson, Thelma Uonesj '28-Jordan Court Apt. A-12, Pueblo, Colorado Anson Alice '26-Iroquois Hospital Watseka, Ill. Argotsinger, Velma '29-1205 E. Main Medford, Oregon Armold, Dorothy QScho1lJ ANC '36-273 Archer Drive F aubion, Ohio Auther, Catherine '45-IIIO W. Walnut Independence, Mo. Baird, Opal Uonesj '33-1021 N, Frederic Ave. Burbank, Calif. Ballmer, Eileen Uohnsonj '32-Cozad, Nebraska Barwise, Leona fHartrnany '39-Station A Box I6 Ames, Iowa Bateman, Laura fMannJ '17-832 So. Leslie R.F,D, if 4 Box 333, Independence, Mo,- Belscamper, Altha fKoehlerJ '25-221 Cedar Fairmount Station, Kansas City, Missouri Bessmer, Nora Rt I-Courtney Road Independence, Missouri Bivens, Mae fTudorp fCrenshawb' '14-914 Appleton K.C. Mo. Bixby, Pearl fStuteriulleJ '31-Leon Hospital Leon, Iowa Bolie, Rosemary fBishopJ '46-Burg, Iowa ' Boon, Margery fSheehyJ '38-128 Pershing St. N, Canton, Ohio Bopra, Virginia '45-Ioo16 Truman Road Independence, Mo. Borchers, Lola H. fObermeyerj '50-515 Harris, Kansas City 3, Mo. Bostian, Dorothy fwaldenj ,'4I-3308 Hardy R, R. H6 Indep. Mo. Botts, Shirley QCrowel1J '48-Grandview, Missouri Bowden, Lauretta fCravenJ '24-2036 Marengo New Orleans, La. Brady, Eleanor '47-3349 N. Ella St. Philadelphia, Pa, Breshears, Io Ann '50-5 Boland P1. Pensacola, Florida Bricker, Helen fThorburnj '42-3721 Vermont, K. C, , Mo. Bridges, Betty fTiceJ '46-PQO. Box I2, Parlin, New Jersey Brock, Mary fGoughj '34-Lexington, Missouri R. R. 2 Brower, Gayle QButlerJ '37-II6 S, Willis Independence, Mo, Brown, Elaine Uohnsony '46-1625 W. Walnut Independence, Mo. Brooke, Gladys fHeideJ '27-Lamoni, Iowa Brunson, Florence fCookj '46-414 No. Osage Independence, Mo. Buchanan, Virginia '31-1624 Perry Jacksonville, Florida Buckley, Betty '49-201 So. Willis Independence, Mo. ' Buhler, Ruth CRusse1lJ '21-249 So. 6th Apt. IO Richmond California Buitt, Alice fMerrillJ '36-Star Route Flemington, Mo. ' Busch, Vida fHems1:ockp '29-1525 She1eyRd. Independence, Mo. Bushow, Evelyn fAultQ '28-No Address , Butler, Floanna fClementsJ '29-Indep. and Turner Rd. Independence, Butler, Shirley '3O7-IOO So. Bowen Independence, Mo. Butterworth, 'Vida '29-1505 W. Van Horn Independence, Mo. 72 .!4!lfLI'l'llfL6L0 KKOIQ Cady, Jennie fGunlockJ '29 Cain, Velma Oxiuirheadj '47 Campbell, Lola fRogersj '27-1625 No. Liberty, Independence, Mo. Carmichael, Eila fHowe1lJ '42 Carpenter, Janice '49-Box I4, Burt, Michigan Carpino, Mabelmarie '50-Waynesville General Hosp, , Waynesville, Mo Carswell, Jean fMacDonaldJ ' -Lamoni, Iowa Caruth, Edith QTroughtonJ '18-826 W. Van Horn, Independence, Mo. Case, Vera fwalesbyj '36-613 Cedar, Kansas City, Mo. Cash, LaVerne QKinkeadJ '45 Caster, Doris fEliasonj '42-1511 W,'Maple, Independence, Mo, Cervola, Betty fDayJ '43-R,R. iii, Theodore, Alabama Chandler, Jean QThomasJ '43-418 No. Pleasant, Indepieandence, Mo. Christy, Harriet QMillerJ '15-5012 Virginia, Kansas City, Mo. Cochran, Marjorie fSintz7 '45-2020 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Kansas Cockerton, Ina 'I2-1930 Diablo Drive, Walnut Creek, California Coil, Eula, QBarrettj '45-1009 So. Liberty, Independence, Mo. ' Conwell, Ivy QHansonJ '28-R. R. HI., Independence, Mo. Cornell, Minnie fHasmussen7 '28-III5 So. Pope, Independence, Mo, Cote, Ruth QGrayerJ '38-R, R, 4152, Stevensville, Montana Cottrell, Elizabeth '38-cfo Mrs. George Cottrell, Ridgetown , Ontario Cox, Elna Olson '47 Cox, Lorraine Adeline QBriggsj '50-IOI So. Willis, Independence, Mo. Cox, Mittie fRodgersJ '33-Clarinda, Iowa Craton, Blanche QMintonJ '29-6419 E. Truman Rd, Kansas City, Mo. Criley, Martha '34-300 N. W. 12th, Oklahoma City, Okla. Crockett, Inez fSmithJ '38 W Cross, Marjorie QBarberj '50-1514 W. Short, Independence, MO. Crownover, Crystal fDraperj '47-1326 McPherson, Richland, Washington Curd, Bessie CCurtisJ '23-1610 So. Osage, Independence, Missouri Darmon, Beatrice flxletcalij '46-1214 If2 W. Maple, Independence, Mo Davies, Pearl fTravisJ '42-1501 W. College Terrace, Independence, Mo Davis, Mabel fSmithJ '36-Escatawpa, Mississippi Davis, Marjorie fHermansonJ '44-Republic, Missouri Davis, Olive fBookerJ '23-Cornelius Hotel, Caliente, Nevada Davis, Peggy '48-715 Wilkes, Columbia, Missouri Dearth, Eva QShinnJ '17-201 No. Main, Sydney, Ohio Dion, Alice '25-1421E. 29th, Kansas City, Mo. Doty, Dorothy fBuckJ '47-Ioor Main Street, Walsenburg, Colorado Duncan, Henrietta fDahD '20-3232 Woodland Ave. , Kansas City, Mo. Dunn, Ina QMartinJ '20-SOI E. Walnut, Independence, Mo. Dunsdon, Emily QEasterj '47-Tabor, Iowa Earnshaw, Stella Qliskridgej '34-513 W. Lexington, Independence, Mo. Eastwood, Lavon QMacFarlaney '26-1328 So. Liberty, Independence, Mo. Ecclestone, Lillie fAndrewJ '32-6002 E. I2th St. Kansas City, Mo. Eggert, Irene '50-Odessa, Mo. Ekburg, Helen '49 2nd Lt. N-804852 M,S.E,O,B, C, 517, Medical Field Service School Fort Sam Houston Texas Elerick, Marjorie fGroverJ '32-3218W. Compton Blvd. Gardena, California Ellis, Dana fWattsj '20-726 No. River, Independence, Mo. Ellis, Rena fMullensQ '44-1718 Overton, Independence, Mo. Epperson, Olena CP1ainj '37-R, R, 42, Box 6, Independence, Mo. umnae fam if Esler, Margaret fChapmanj '30-1319 So. Dodgeon, Independence, MON Essig, Ruth fMethenaJ '24-IGOO No. Liberty, Independence, Mo. Evans, Maxine CYahnigj '42- ' Evers, Bertha QMcCaskil1j '17-3918 Tracy, Kansas City, Mo. Ezell, Martha CCaldwellJ '45-1921 No. Spring, St. Louis, Mo. Fain, Ambia fBucknerj '47-Division H. N. A. S. Dispensary, San Diego 35, Fairbanks, Helen fwinshipj '3i-Lexington and Walnut, Independence, Mo. Farley, Nancy CLockeJ '45-414 No. Osage St. Independence, Mo, Farmer, Elaine fLenox3 '48-I228 No. Osage, Independence, Mo. Farrell, Ruby CWi1coxJ '47-2416 Osceola, Denver, Colorado Faulkner, Mabel '32-1413 W. Van Horn, Independence, Mo. Fitch, Virginia '48-5oo E. College, Dickson, Tenn. , Forbes, Gladys '40 Ford, Jennie fRobertsQ '38-Q. 43, Jackson Blvd. Greeley, Colo. Fox, Este1lafMelvinJ '32-Box 193, Pewama, Michigan Franklin, Eva '24-720 No. River, Independence, Mo. Franklin,.Faye '21-72o No. River, Independence, Mo. Fredrickson, Katie fHansenJ '25-727 Linn, Peoria 5, Illinois Freeman, Ardyce QBrown1 '36-1625 Walnut, Independence, Mo. Friedrick, Donna QFrankJ '49-I5 Clara Place, Cedar Grove, New Jersey Fry, Lonita '38 625 W. Lexington, Independence, Mo. Fuller, Shirley '49-Hansen Apt. 35, Caldwell, Idaho German, Mary fOlsonJ '46-Rt. 44, Cameron, Missouri Goebel, Leta fRalstonJ '25-Blue Springs, Missouri G00d,Jane fOrrJ '46-R. R. 4552, Pleasantville, Iowa ' Good, Mary Ann fStormy '34-312 No. 8th, Columbia, Missouri Goode, Lena fShawhanJ '26-3516 So. Crysler, Kansas City, Missouri Goodrich, Dorothy fTaylory '39-928 Cedar, Kansas City, Mo. I Grabske, Florence fHansenJ '28-726 So. Cottage, Independence, Mo. Green, Barbara '50-1606 W. Short, Independence, Mo. Grimes, Marjorie '40-Veteran's Hospital, Wadsworth, Kansas Gunsolley, Arlene fKunzy '41-107 No. Woodlawn Ave. Burlington, Iowa Gustafson, Jessie fSi1versJ '25-2313 Peoria Ave. Peoria, Illinois Hahn, Emily fCottrelD '37-5148. Hardy, Kansas City, Mo. Halfhill, Clara Cfahnigj '47-920 No, Strode, Independence, Mo. Hall, Rosemary fBaldusy '46-625 W. Maplejlndependence, Mo. Ham, Hope fReedJ '46 Hamm, May fCookJ '18 Hanson, Estella '32-Ioo So. Bowen, Independence, Mo, A Harder, Anne fButlerJ '43-30 F. Sunnyside, K. U. Lawrence, Kansas Hardy, Loydea fThornpsony '37-102 So. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Hargitt, Betty fEssexj '47-306 So. Fuller, Independence, M0.' Hartley, Alberta Uohnsony '31-506 So, Forest, Independence, Mo.. Hartley, Nina fPropstj '41-1860 W. 51 Ave. Denver, Colo. Hartnell, Joyce Women's Hospital, Detroit, Michigan Hartshorn, Laurel fShippyj '40-R. F, D, 4791, Box 43, Lexington, Mo. Hattey, Ina '24-1326 W, Kensington, Independence, Mo. Haukenberry, Ruth Uonesj '43-616 No. Crysler, Independence, Mo, Hays, Dorothy, 2006 No, Osage, Independence, Mo, 74 California ...,...-....,....- N-Z, L r f lfLl'l'Ll'l6t8 0l'l 3 C ' Hayter, Inez QAdamsj '40-3336 Spruce, Kansas City, Mo. Heady, Mary Agnes fweeksj '47-lIO6Ul'1i0 St. Lawrence, l'lans::,s Heiserman, Louise '47-Nashville General Hosp. Nashville, 73113. l-lemstock Lila fAndersony '31-IO07 Minnesota Ave. Bemidji, Minnesota Hendrix, Grace CCon.radJ '46-714 Mississippi, Lawrence, Kansas Hcnn, Pauline fComery '47- Herbst, Clarice fStevensJ '45-421 W. South Side, Independence, Mo. Higgins, Aileen '48-104 So, Crysler, Independence, Mo. I-Iinde, Helen '47-II9 E. Linden, Independence, Mo. Hindman, Mary Lou fHalsteadJ '47-RFD 32, Box 812, Vista, California Hitchins, Malita fweldonj '39-Box 2425 Anchorage, Alaska Holmes, Donna '45 1419 I,f2 W. Kensington, Independence, Mo. Hoover, Velma fSpanglerJ '32-39th and Crysler, Independence, Mo. Hough, Elizabeth fGrantj '32-327 E. Alton, Independence, Mo, Houser, Kathryn Clvladsenj '33-7803 No. 2nd, R. R. II4, Rockford, Ill. Howard, Oma fSagery 313 7th N.E. Puyallup, Wash. Howell, Mildred Cforschj '47 -511 3rd St. Alpena, Michigan Howery, Cl1ristianinefTorschJ 9512 Lochinvar Drive, Rivera, Calif, Huggestt, Lucille fB1akeJ '41-QIQ E, Alton, Independence, Mo. Hulmes, Marjorie fZ.uelsdor0 '41-1101 So. Logan, Independence, Mo, Hunter, Eleanorlee '50-911 W. Maples, Independence, Mo, Hunter Violet QGuthrieJ 'I9 Huntley, Ada fWallisj Rt. 4353, Box 450 E, Everett, Washington Isaachs, Connie Qlrryj '46-1051 E. 35111, Independence, Mo. Itamura, Alice '50- ' Jahn, Elizabeth '50-1606 W. Short, Independence, Mo. Jaynes, EnOi fFooJ '49- Jennings, Lucy '34 Johnson Marie fH'eineJ '40-Lowry, A.F.B. Colorado Johnson, Virginia Lee '50-1606 W. Short, Independence, Mo. Julian, Alice fEkj '25-1705 Appleton, Independence, Mo, Keairnes, Bertha '20-R.F.D. 142, Dunlap, Iowa Keir, Marie fKuglerJ '33-424 No. Willis, Independence, Mo. Kelly, Irene fAndesJ '32-8300 No. Kimball Skokie, Illinois Kneyse, Winifred Uonesj '31-Signal Section Hdq. Japan Logistical Command, APO 340, 96 Postmaster San Fransisco, Calif. Lamar, Helen fBowrnan7 '29- Lambkin, Esther fAddicottJ '44-207 So. Pearl, Independence, Mo. Land, Lucy Marie QNelsonJ '37-1632 So. Spring, Independence, Mo. Larabee, Hazel '25-908 W, Truman Rd. Independence, Mo. Larson, Cleo '21-Memorial Hospital of Harrisonville, Harrisonville, Mo. Leigh, Rae fl-lunterj '42-710 Shannon St. Fort Des Moines, Iowa Leutzinger, Mary fWardj '50-700 Mt. Pleasant, Ann Arbor, Michigan Lewis, Helene fFleetj '22-Ojai, California Lewis, Norma fGoughJ '46-1400 W. Truman Rd. Independence, Mo. Linkhart, Jennie CCockranQ '30-704 E. Walnut, Independence, Mo. Longmorc, Ruth fwaltersj '24-Moose Lake State Hospital, Moose Lake, Minn. Loos, Frances, '47-Smithville Hospital, Smithville, Mo. Luke, Carmen fMcCleanj '20-II4 So. Pleasant, Independence, Mo. Lukens, Catherine fThomasJ '29-203 W. Southside Blvd. Independence, Mo. Luken, Agnes fTienkenJ '32- , 'B lfLl'l'Llfl6l.Q KCOFL McCarson, Ruth fCarnpbelD '39-3279 Prospect, Riverside, California, McCormick, Eullaine Frances CGraybillJ '47 -Address unknown. McCullough, Thelma fPententlery '41-7OISO.'FLl11er, Independence, Mo. McDowell, Gladys qFitzwaterp '32-Address unknown. McGlassion, Vida Uacksonj '26-1406 W. Kensington, Independence, Mo. McKevit, Mabel QAndrewj '30-1403 W. Short, Independence, Mo. McKinney, Mary Anne '50 -Waynesville General Hospital, Waynesville, Mo. McQueen, Virginia '49-Rt. ifz Box 38, Pascagoula, Mississippi. Mallicoat, Marne fStricklandJ '46-1212 W, Lexington, Independence, Mo. Mann, Eva fPetersonj '29-Soldier, Iowa. A Marshall, Alice-Ioo8 11th, Onawa, Iowa. Martin, Mabel fStatesj '16-R.F.D. 35, Fort Scott, Kansas. , May Zaida fDerryj '25-Nenzil, Nebraska, r ' Mehornay, Margaret fBattonJ '21-501 W. Ilth, Kansas City, Missouri. Messenger, Drusilla '15-1319 W, Van Horn, Independence, Missouri. Metcalf, 2nd Lt. Barbara '48-N804832, Women Officers' Basic Course, Medical Field Service School Brooke Army Medical Center, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas Meyer, Faith Uonesj '47-308 So. Chester, Bakersfield, California. Miller, Betty Ann fCrinziJ '44-1744 Quincy Court, Willow Run, Michigan. Miller, Cleota flvlullinxy '24-1615 Glenwood, Youngstown, Ohio. Mills, Wilhel1ninefDeckJ '37-2620 Loganrita, Arcadia, California. Milton, Betty fDumblazierj '46-419 N. Main, Independence, Mo. Minton, Louise fBlaisdellJ '45-Spring Branch 8: Kiger Road, Indep. , Mo, Mitchell, Elaine fLarsonJ '45-445 N. Wheeler, St. Paul, Minn. Mitsunaga, Lily QNgJ '49-4530 Parkview, St. Louis IO, Missouri. Miyamoto, Leila fSmithQ '36-2895 Booth Rd. , Honolulu 23, Hawaii, Moneymaker, Viola fWelchJ '28-2626 Cleveland, Kansas City, Missouri. Moon, Frances fNowackJ '42-608 So. Noland Rd. , Independence, Missouri. Moore, Alberta fSwainJ '29-Rt. 144, Box 554, Independence, Missouri. Moorman, Gela fCo,okj '15-IO2 W. Maple, Independence, Missourif Moorman, Virginia '41-1028 W. Maple, Independence, Missouri. Moreland, Verna fwattersj '48-108 N, Park, Independence, Missouri. Morgan, Nelle '30-1505 Truman Road, Independence, Missouri. Morrison, lst Lt. Euleta '46-N805I87, Student Det, MFSS, Class HI7, Brooke Army Medical Center Ft, Sam Houston, Munro, Maxine fMannJ '42-1312 W. White Oak, Independence, Mo. Myers, Lauravflviartiny 'zo-1o1oW. Gregory Blvd., Kansas City, Missouri. Nagel, Jean '48-Moody Bible Institute, 153 Institute Place, Chicago, Ill. Nelson, Arladine fAdamsJ '48-607 Pammel Court, Ames, Iowa, Nelson, Ruth QDuvicJ '39-20146 Santa Maria, Castro Valley, California. Njeim, Vera fGametJ '30-308 N. Agnes, -Temple City, California, Nolan, Nowack, Florence '49-200 S, Willis, Independence, Missouri. Louise fStephensonJ fNelson7 '24-1718 22nd, St. Petersburg, Fla, ' 76 Texas .fdfumlooce Conyf Oliver, Iva '33 - Address Unknown Olson, Alta fSchaferj '24 - 1945 So. Noland, Independence, Mo. Olson, Irma fAultJ '23 - Address Unknown Orr, Roberta CCooncej fSmithJ '43 - 317 S04 3rd. , Marion, Illinois Oswald, Idella fNefD '19 - Kingsville, Missouri A Pace, Ruby fl-lendrixj '21 - 1412 Prospect, Kansas City, Mo. Papenfus, Lottie fColemanj '48 - 11201 E. 39th St. , Kansas City, Missouri Patton, Carol fCrosierp '47 - 126 W. Lakeview, Columbus, Ohio Paxton, Elizabeth J. '18 - BISI. and Santa Fe, R. F. D. 95, Independence, Mo. Peck, Ella '27 - 2401 E. 31St St., Kansas City, Missouri Perkins, Mildred '43 Tonganoxie, Kansas ' Peterson, Edith fRosevearJ '36 - Route 1, Box 448, Beaverton, Michigan Peterson, LaWed11aQSeato11J '46 - 1411 Maywood, Independence, Mo. Phillips, Edith qEhlersj '34 - 314 No. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Phillips, Gene fDeBarthej '41 - 813 No. Union, Independence, Mo. Phillips, Helen qBel1J '26 - 134 W. Sea, Independence, Mo. Pimblott, Beulah fLytlep '28 - 2809 So. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Pinchback, Essie '31 - Deceased, March 6, 1936 Polidone, Ruth QSquierj fjohnstony '39 - 1417 52nd Ave. , Oakland, California ' Power, Alma qRowdenJ '30 - Texas Scottish Rite Hospital, 2201 Welborn St. , Dallas, Texas Price, Norma fHoustonj 48 - R. R. 41, Tama, Iowa - Pyle, Harriet Dickinson '47 - 1624 Sterling, Independence, Mo. Quitmeyer, Murtle fGrapes7 '24 - 1115 White Oak, Independence, Mo. Radmall, Myrtle '18 - 1000 So. Logan, Independence, Mo.. Ranck, Betty QMethnerj '47 Sanford, Michigan Rannie, Irene fPopej '20 - 709 So. Fuller, Independence, Mo. Ray, Ruby '50 - 102 North Park, Independence, Mo. - Raymond, Betty QBergesonj 240- 32'Hd Ave. , Seattle 22, Washington 1 Reardon, Ruth fWingettj Lexington Memorial Hospital, Lexington, Missouri Reed, Mary qFilsonj '44 - 905 W, Van Horn, Independence, Mo. Reimer, Ernestine fUlticanQ '42 - 415 N. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Renfro, Mary fClinej '50 Address Unknown ' ' Richards, Colleen '45 Address Unknown Richmond, Elvina '26 Deceased 1932 Rippey, Dorothy fBaughmanj '41 - Helena, Missouri Roberts, Eula fMayseQ '32 - Myrtle Point, Oregon Roberts, Stella '16 - State School Hospital, Glenwood, Iowa Rosenbaum, Wilma fGunnJ '38 - 9123 Wilson Road, Kansas City 3, Mo. Rosevear, Elaine Lt. '37 - U. S. Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Virginia Rowland, Eleanor fPetersonl '29 Address Unknown Rupart, Margaret Jones '48 - 211 E. Washington, Pittsburg, Kansas Russell, Carrie Dean '22 Deceased 1928 Russell, Mary Jeans '47 - R. R. if 3, Elk City, Oklahoma C' ' vtmncte on f Sandy, Eleanor fHolmJ ' 5944 Charlotte, Kansas City, Missouri Scarff, Jacquelyne fUhD Gen. Del. Victorsville, California Schaeffer, Grace Q1-Ienryj '30 - 408 Front St. , Marietta, Ohio Schafer, Beulah fHorningJ '43 - 485 W. Magnolias St. , Ponchatoula, Louisiana Schneithorst, Lucretia fBrewsterJ '25 - 1219 Walnut, Independence, Mo. Scott, Ethel '33 - 315 No. Delaware, Independence, Mo. Seaton, Helen fMintonj '46 - 10221 Winner Road, Independence, Mo. Seaver, Carol fClemencej. 625 W. Maple, Independence, Mo. Shakespeare, Mary fDarmonJ '46 Address Unknown Shattuck, Editha fEatonj '32 Address Unknown Shearer, Irene fEngstromy '29 - 4317 Moats, R. F. D. 549, Kansas City, Missouri Shirk, Glada CMacD0naldJ '48 - 920 So. Main, Independence, Mo. Silvers, Blanche fRemingtonJ '19 - 515 So. Pleasant, Independence, Mo. Simko, Mildred qAlleny '42 '-,164 Haven Drive, Norfolk, Va. Simpson, Paulani fVictorj '48 - 461 Dela Vina Ave. ,Cottage HIC, Monterey, California Sinclair, Carlotta QBa1lantyneJ '46 - 1111 No. Spring, Independence, Mo. Smart, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Beatrice qGardj '47 Address Unknown Alice Elaine 4491 Collingwood, Detroit 4, Michigan Darl Dutton '32 Address Unknown ' Dorothy '25 - 615 So. Camilla, Memphis, Tenn. Eleda Mae Q Agury '47 - 911 W. Maple, Independence, Mo. Florence fYoungy '14 - Masonic Home, 5351 Delmar, St. Louis, M Geneva QHadenj '33 - R. R. if 2, Independence, Mo. Genevieve fCravenj '45 - 1123 Huff St. , Lincoln, Nebraska Mildred qweddlep '32 - 1215 W. 25th St., Lndependence, Mo. Sara fKingj '33 - Rt. ffl, Buckner, Missouri Vida Uuergensy '31 - Kiger Rd. and Kansas St. , Independence, Mo. Speakman, Perle fCarnahanJ '34 Address Unknown Spor, Carol Beauchamp '47 -1030 Smith, Independence, Mo. Sprague, Eleanor '49 - Rt. 3, Box 173, Chico, California Stabnow, Faye '47 - 466 25th St. , Hermosa Beach, California Stanfield, Doris QRussellJ '36 - 1207 No. Spring, Independence, Mo. Steele, Alberta QTaylorj 709 E. Herford, Independence, Mo. Sterret, Birdie '19 Deceased, February 10, 1920 Sterrett, Jeanne fVoltmannJ '46 - 213 So. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Stetson, Hazel Harrison Moffatt, 761 Kingston Ave. , Oakland, California Stewart, Josephine fffhompsonj '48 - 9915 E. 23rd. , Independence, Mo. issouri ,imma ffm 1 Stiegle, Helen qDoug1asj '27 - 2024 13th St. , Moline, Illinois Stobaugh, Mary Lou QDenmanJ '47 - 96K.S.F. T. , Trinidad, Colorado Stowell, Joyce fHo1denj '46 - 516 If2 W. Walnut, Independence, Mo. Stubbart, Hazel fHartmanJ '38 - Rt, if 4, Independence, Mo. Stuterville, Pearl fBixbyy '31 - Leon Hospital, Leon, Iowa Suddath, Pearl CTurnerj '28 Address Unknown Swails, Joyce QBeitzj '49 - 1234 Oak Ave. , Evanston, Illinois Swain, Gene fCableQ '38 - 118 E. 3rd., Lees Summit, Mo. Tallant, Doris fBoldesj '44 - Salem, Missouri Taylor, Betty fSeaversJ '47 - 605 Birch, Richland, Washington Taylor, Jean qParsonsJ Slaughter Road, Grain Valley, Missouri Taylor, Myrtle QPhillipsJ '20 4 Kiger Rd. , and 24 Highway, Independence, Mo. Taylor, Ruby QMillerJ '21 - 6546 So. Bell, Chicago 3, Illinois Tellamn, Helen fScotty '28 - Vinton Mann Apt. 41, Phoenix, Arizona Thatch, Letha qwigginsj '47 - 1529 Jackson Ave. , Kansas City, Mo. Thisthlethwait, Sybil CHarperj '37 - Crichton Station, Rt. 3, Box H384-H, Mobile, Thomas, Marjorie fSel1ersj '39 - Rt. 41fI, Box 4138, Augusta, Georgia Thompson, Eleanor fLenoxj '48 - 102 If2 So. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Thompson, Natalie fButterworthj '34 - Cameron, Missouri Tilton, LettiefRa1st0nJ '23 - 202 Remington, Ft. Collins, Colo. Todd, Ludie L. fRusselD '47 - 416 N. Liberty, Independence, Mo. Tordoff, Iola '47 - 2061 Cornell, Cleveland 6, Ohio Torsch, Mildred fHowellJ '47 -511 3rd. St., Alpena, Michigan Travisano, Ola fBucknerj '47 - 52 So. Mesa Drive, Mesa, Arizona Trimble, Betty Marie fl-lutchinsj 234 Parsley St. , Guelph, Ontario, Canada Truitt, Patricia fFul1erj '47 - 1225 Cedar, Independence, Mo. Ulansky, Bethyl fPatrasJ '39 - 139 So. Bruce St., Yotmgstown, Ohio Vandall, Dorothea qReynoldsJ qFishy '4o- 702 W. 86th Terr. Vanderwood, Olive Uonesj '30 - 256 Stoob St. , Santa Fe, New Mexico Veale, Leah '15 - Petrolia, Ontario, Dominion of,Canada Velute, Jessie qkalstonp Box 14103, Wray, Colorado Vickrey, Josephine fFaulkJ '31 - 1513 N. W. 30th., Oklahoma City, Okla. Alabama ewes 7 9 C f lfU'l'l,IfLOLQ Olfl f Wade, Nettie fAlfordJ '49-3149 Norwood Blvd. , Birmingham, Alabama Walker, Virginia QBryantJ '49 -701 W. Maple, Independence, Mo. Walker, Margaret '48-I2I2 Maple, Independence, Mo. Ruth Briggs QAddress unknowtnj Walton, Warren, Veda CShupej '33-Puunaile Hospital, Hilo, Hawaii Margaret QElliottj '31-Salem, Iowa Webb, CarolfCrawfordJ '30-809 So. Willis, Independence, Mo. Weeks, Helen '23-9904 Winner Rd., Independence, Mo. A Welch, Dorothea fLandp '41-10319 Sheley Rd., Independence, Mo. Watson, Welch, Edna Bernice fl-Iavilandj '29-3606 So. Crysler, Independence, Mo. Wells, Mabel '17 QAddress unknoyvnj Whiles, Mrs. Vernon '42-605 So. Missouri St. , Macon, Missouri Whipple, ShirleyqSwansonJ '45-4209 Menlo Ave.', San Diego, Calif. Wight, Leola fBradyy '46-714 Avant, San Antonio, Texas A Wiley, Evelyn '42-Children's Mercy Hospital, 1710 Independence Ave. Wiley, Margaret '19-1335 So. Dodgeon, Independence, Mo. Williams, Jeanrose '47-Rt, H4 Box 154-A, Kansas City, Kansas Williamson, Ella fEpperson5 '34-525 Crescent, Kansas City, Mo., Williams, Vida fSutterfieldy '22-515 So. Pleasant, Independence, Mo. Wills, Ortha COuthouseJ '27-Washington, D. C. Wilson, Lillian fShirkj '16-IOI3 N, Liberty, Independence, Mo. Wingett, Edith '33-Lexington Memorial Hospital, Lexington, Mo. Winholtz, Ella fUlticanj '37-1507 W. Maple, Independence, Mo. Wipper, Minnie fVeseyJ' '16 QAddress unknownj Q Wolfe, Mary fMcDonaldj '39-6301 W. 'Jefferson ztro. 318, Fort Wayne, Wolfe, Wanda '34 fAddress unknown, , I . Wombles, Elsie fBarnetrJ '14-Kit Carson, Colorado Young, Doroles QButterworthj '39-1400 So. Spring, Independence, Mo. Young, Mildred QBronso11p '36-Rt. 542 Box 2875-A Carmichael, Calif. Ziefle, Stella '45-O'RileyVeteran's Hospital, Springfield, Mo. Zion, Ruth fSpillerJ 1510 N. Main, Independence, Mo. They are building, too. They are building worth-while nursing careers. Kansas City, MQ. Detroit 17, Michigan They are establishing homes and raising strong American families. They are still moving foreward, trying to make this world a bet ter place to live in. 80 . --1 , 'Kia X321 X x ' f' -' , - .. ' H W ' N - mf 1 , . 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