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

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'e One who has made us her per- sonal concern, who is interested in what we dog who has been a friend in need and deed, who has been our inspiration, Our Clam Span'- ror! P.S.: We love her. Audrey Anderton Stephens, Missouri Judy Bell ' Moorhead, Iowa I Doreen Carpenter Fulton, New York Erma Carter Rupert, Idaho Beryl Jean Clesson Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Kay Coble . Independence, Missourr n-.-.f,---- , H Gi . QU yu, .. 'P x Q af ' ETH U Zu KF Sb Q i A4 dk A assign