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

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NORA MILLER, R. N. Instructress CLASS OF '32 You stand on the brink. of a life of service. The white fields stretch out before you. The success of your labors depends not on the corner you toil in nor the people you serve-but on you. The never-failing principle the Great Teacher tried to instill ill hu- man hearts in his Sermon on the Mount. is a natural law that humanity can never hope to sidestep. We get what we give. As we measure. so it is measured to ns again. The bread that we cast on the waters returns to us. Life is a sort of come-back: the world always repays us in our own kind. Before you lie open doors into wliieh suffering humanity is beckoning you to enter. If the Spirit suffers you not. you may trust that riper fields are awaiting you else- where as they were when doors closed before the Apostle Paul. While you wait and keep up an eager outlook for your special door. I'01I1G1llbGl' the come-back principle and serve loyally and gladly in the family carpenter shop, as Jesus did, or keep on tending sheep like David. The best place to serve at any special time is the place where you are. They serfue God well who serve his creatures.

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THE VETERAN PINE, ESTES PARK

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HAZEL SCHERTZ, R. N. LOLA SCHERTZ, R. N. Supervisor ou Surgical, Obstetrics Operating Room Supervisor and Medical GRACE BRUNK, R. N. MARY FREY, R. N. Dietician Office Nurse