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

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:rf ' Q-, f gc' rg, evkcafion We, the students, respectfully and with apprecia- tion dedicate this book to Miss Nelle Morgan. She has served diligently through the years for us and many other students. She has helped us with our problems, both large and small, and rejoiced in our achievements and wept for our failures. Her understanding and sympathy are ever directed towards our best welfare and school progress. Miss Morgan, a gracious lady, is still devoting herself through the corridors of time. 3 - new f 1- - X '40 ffZfQfJ f'-XYXQ BN sf'

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We QrqfQ'x-Mfr' sixty 7 z1'r.f,,L.g,sr1v-1.1.xwxx fzazm iexxx emoriam We want to honor the memory of the first San nurse graduate. Miss Ina Cockerron graduated alone in the class of 1912. She passed away at her home in Walnut Creek, California, in 1952. This means that for forty years of time, Miss Cockerron was a devoted professional nurse. As young students in the I.S.H. school we did not know, Miss Cockerton but everyone we talk to, who did know her, tells us she was a competent nurse and a very understanding Woman. We have another tradition of honor to protect with our present and future devotions. leuofion fdrouglt ide corrik om o fime SN ,--,Mau-N, ., .-N-wax Qi .-1 ' .X-f fit N I l - 1 14- 1 if I 2 5 :Ii i 4 fixll Q If 1 xl l il 4 5 l X , X E l .L l NX 15, 1 Z? fb! all l Ms 1 . 1 :JY I l ig . l 1 ., l Fig 9 QQ? f . l :li 1 M ga 1 n lvxsiw i! A' In rm W ' HW'--Q ' 71f I f?ifFFfMfY'?5if?l'3'39'5'SAMf Y' '?'ff'7ff XQsfiIfA213 6 1 f' ,ff