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

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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

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,--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 --..-

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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