Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Womenls League HE WOMEN'S LEAGUE of Kirksville Osteopathic College was organized in Sepf tember, 1924. The purpose of the League is twoffold: first, to further interests in Osteopathic Research, and second, to promote good fellowship and understanding among the women of the college. In September, 1925, under the able leadership of Mrs. Jeanne Guy as president of the league, the prefconceived idea of a free ward was realized and active measures were taken to establish it. Candy sales and various benehts were held for the purpose of raisf ing money for the free ward fund. In November a tag day was used, and a neat little amount was added to the sum. In January, 1926, the free Ward really began to function. The primary idea in es' ltablishing the ward was that the many patients of the students really needed hospital care and were unable to afford it.. The free ward solved the problem. Secondarily, the studentfdoctors reaped a great benefit from it in that they are able to get a working know' edge of hospital routine, which is practical and useful to them. Miss Gudrida Pinson of the June '26 class, who has had a great deal of experience as a graduate nurse, was elected by the League to take charge of the ward. Miss Finson investigates each case that makes application, and upon finding that .they are worthy,asf signs some Senior League member to care for them under her direct supervision. The linen for the ward was furnished by the Women's League members. Only the upper Senior girls have the priviege of taking charge of patients in the ward. Already several patients have been cared for m the ward and as time goes on, the League hopes to be able to add Imore beds and more complete supplies. The following have functioned as oiiicers of the League during the year of l925'1926: I I I I I I I I I I I II ' I I I Y I I I I I I:- PU I J I.-. ,I . I II. I Mrs. Jeanne Guy, President. Harriett Anundsen, Recording Secretary. I Jessie Hutchinson, Vice President. Mrs. Shockey, Corresponding Secretary. I M1's. Porter, Second VicefPresident. Mrs. Patrick, Treasurer. 7 Miss Finson, Chairman Free Ward Committee. NI Each girl, upon entering K. O. C., becomes eligible for membership in the League. I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I , I p I I I I, Ig. .I 1.-I .1 IQJ . QI 1 Q I I. ' A Page 159