La Junta Mennonite School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (La Junta, CO)

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IW Nl JU IQRS N ill W CLeft to rightj-S. Zook, E. Zook, Hotfer, Lechti, Brenneman, Kauhcman, Martin, Stutzman, Swartzendruber, Shenk, Detwiler, I. Miller, M. Miller, Lehman, Yoder, Loucks. Prfavident .........., ........... E STHER SHENK Vire-President ...... .......... R IARGARET MILLER Sm-remry ..,,,.,,,,, ,,..., E STHER BRENNENIAN 'CLASS NIOTTO-Cfilllfi tho the rorkx be rugged. CI,ASS SPONSOR-NIEA NIILLER, R.N. Thirty N the fall of 1929 seventeen eager girls, full of youth- ful hopes and dreams, entered the hlennonite School of Nursing. VVe represent eleven states and have the honor of be- ing the largest Class that has yet entered. Our motto, Climb tho the rocks be ruggedfl should help us in our youth, as we look into the future with those tremendous and eternal mysteries which seem just ahead. As the years march on, We'll go with them, hoping to be better prepared for the tasks of life by having gone through this School of Nursing.

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W N X ease, 1- lt l N W CLeft to rightj-Heatwole, Slagell, Kauffman, Agnes Aschlimen, Schertz, Adeline Aschlimen, Miller, Shenk, Paul. President .....,............... ....... F LORENCE KAUFFMAN Sefretary-Treasurer .......... ...,................ L OLA SCHERTZ CLASS MOTTO-For God and humanity. CLASS FLOWER-Anzerirran beauty rose. CLASS CoLoRS-Crimson and silver. CLASS SPoNsoR-HANNAH BAER, R.N. N the spring of 1928 three girls full of ambition entered the lliennonite School of Nursing, wondering what new experience lay before them, and eager to grasp every opportunity. In the fall of the same year six additional students came to take their places in the class, and were welcomed by those already here. January, 1929, one of our members left us because of illness in her home. August, 1929, Rhoda Shenk, a nurse from the Lancaster General Hospital, Lan- caster, Pa., joined us, and a few weeks later Agnes and Adeline Asehliman from the Goshen Hospital, Goshen, Ind. We were very glad for these new members since our class was small. Together we are striving to become better and more efficient nurses, always bear- ing in mind our motto: For God and Humanityf' T-wcnty-nine

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