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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1934 volume:

WW T T 'I' ' :, 4' if -3- 'QTL-'E F fi A 4? . X FLORENCE NIGHTINQALE 2 SNOYVMASS PEAK AND SNOWMASS LAKF Published by the Students of the ZVlefrm0mtc llwpfital cmd SCl'H'i7fCLl 7l1l-WZ School of Nlwsing 1Y 0 ar'-jx H THE NIGHTI NGALE PLEDGE I Nlllidlllllly plvrlgm- myself lrefore 11011, 111111 i11 thu prcsvlice of this 2lSSl'1l1llly, to pass my life ill purity 111111 to practice my Dl'0fGSSi011 faith- fully. I will abstain fl'01l1 XV112ltl'Vl'1' is deleterious 211111 iniscllievuus. and will 1101 take or kllfl'-Villgly i1ll1l1illiSt6I' any hariuful drug. I will do all ill my power to Ilhlillflllll illlll 1-lvvate the 5111111111111 of my profvs- sion. and will hold ill v1111fic1c11ce all 11:11':4o11al 1I11lfl'l'l'S Q-olumittod to my kevpillgf. and all family affairs Cllllllllg to my kiiowlvrlgu i11 the practici- nf my calling. 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Around this question hangs the major portion of discussion of trends in nursing education to- day. Stated in another way: Do we learn most by doing or by instruction? The present day criticism of nursing preparation is that the hospital of the past has made the nurse in training too much an appren- tice. The call for a New Dealu in nursing education is being made. This new emphasis would make the nurse's preparation a well organized curriculum based upon accepted educational standards. A program of training that consistently balances theory and practice, study and application, the classroom and the laboratory, professional efficiency and character. will best prepare the nurse for nursing. The ultimate objective of her training must be the care of the sick. In the present agitation for a new emphasis i11 preparation we should be careful to frame our policies by this objective which we seek to obtain. Ill a school of nursing such as this volume of The Nightingale describes. special emphasis is placed upon the development of the cl1a1'acter of the nurse. lVe believe that evangelical Christian experience is the lI1WV211'll source from which there is born all virtue and strength of character. The students of this school are to receive as part of their education such training as shall lead tl1e1n into a rich Christian experience. Bible study, prayer, worship, Christian work, and obedience to Christian principles, are a means to this end. Seeking first the Kingdom of God is made a working principle of living. XVhen this is done such virtues as love, joy, humility, honesty, kindness. and faithfulness are developed. XVith faith directed toward Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, good character is assured. ALLEN H. 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MEDICAL STAFF WR lic WWKSQN I ff4,..,. f A. S. HANSEN, M. D. Junior Class Doctor Vice President of Medical Staff Lecturer on Hygiene and Sanitation Utah State College, B. S,: Rush Medical College, M. D.g lnterneship, Denver General Hospital. YVAKD C. FENTON, M. D. Senior Class Doctor Lecturer on Surgery Lecturer on Chemistry Wasliingtoii University, St. Louis, Mo.: Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Omaha, Nob.: Resident Physic- ian, Santa Tomas, Republic of Pziiizxinzi. K T. J. COOPER, M. D. Freshman Class Doctor Secretary of Medical Staff Lecturer on Coinmunicable Diseases Kansas City University, Kansas City, Mo.: Jitines Walker Hospital, 'VVi1l'l'1l1lgtOll, N. C., I'i'esbyteriaii Hospital, Denver, Colorado. I HORSE NI D NI RXLPH 9 TOHXSTON X B NI D F A C S Ie t,11e1 011 Sklll 'md Ve11ere'11 1315615632: LGCUIFCI' OH ObSt9t11Cw 1'10S1f1e111 of Me 11011 S1 1ff G1 1c1uf1tec1 110111 Rush 1912 Interneshlp Kmsas Clty Denwu '111c1 11058 Mu11C1l College Ch1Q1go Post f611l,111 1105131111 Surgeon 111 Chfuge banta Ie 1111 1te bahool D 11311111111 Loume bt Loulb 110-.p1t 11 L1 Ju11t1 C010 N 0 111111111 L 1111011111 Louutx 10N1Jl1.ll los Xllht. es 91 1 1111 1 1111l010w B 111 I1 I s 11os1 111 1 1119150 UL 111 11 Sghoo 1111 1110 1 U111111s1t 11111116115 HOb1Jll 11 St 111Z 1be 1I11bp1t11 C1111, 11,0 1 l,1.1,61Y1'1 111 1.101161 L1HOb1J1t 11 b 111 110111111911 L111u1go 01k P 11k Hosplt 11 Topeka K 111 1 11111c,1mco 11111 bdum 1+ e Hobp1ta.1 La Junta Colo 13 1 1 1 111 X 11 11 1 1 1 111 C. C.. 1,1..,..A. 1' 1... -T .',1. .,.. ., . . .. nc ' ' C 1 ' 4' ' -' il 1 J: .2 K 1. .Y 5 - 2 - . '-'. Vx' 1'2 , 2 .'- H we . z: 1' ' ,' F 171111 1 , 1'. 1 Hz' ' , '. , ' .' 2 , 1 z, . JI. 1 1 A. L. STICKLICS, H. 11. G. 111. CALONGE. 111. D. So -- '1 - '1 1 g 1 Q '1 , 1 -1-A1 Le' 111-1-' if 'f :fy St. 1-'z'1'.'. 5111, I :fjV3.'11Af: C- 11 I l,A-li , --fy, - -'4,,',g1'g L11 'z,3 z0'gn 'z'1'a z,'2 . ', 1 gz z' 'z, ,z.g ,H H- 1 1, , 'W 1 'c . 1 , , . DR. CHAS. J. BROYVN, Dentist Lecturer on Oral Hygiene M. A. FARNSWORTH, M. D. Lecturer on Eye, Eur, Nose and Throat Philadelphia Dental Collegeg Denver University. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.g Buttle 0. D. GROSHART, M. D. Lecturer on Medical Diseases University of Colorado Medical Schoolg Chilclren's Hospital, Fitzsimmons Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital, Denver, Col0.g Captain of U. S. Army Re- serve Corps. Creek Silllllilfllllll for six years. V. K. ADAMS, M. D. University of Colorado, A. B.g University of Colora do, M. D.5 St. Josephls Hospital, Denver, Colo. K. D. A. ALLEN, M. D. C. XV. MAYNARD, M. D. Roentgenologist Lecturer on Pathology A. B. and A. M., University of Denvcrg M. D, Uni- Nortliwvslern University Medical Schuolg Clinical versity of I 6llllSylV2llll212 Department of Roentgzqcn- ljzltliology, Pueblo, Colo. ology, University of Pennsylvztnizig Special work in Roentgenology, University of Pennsylvania. J. A. LANVSON, M. D. ORVILLIC PITNEIY, M. D. Jefferson Medical College, Philzidelpliiag Chicago Missouri lxfgdicdl College, St, Lguis, Mo, Medical College, Chicago. l5 qv 5' 74 FRED s. BRENNEMAN, A. B., B. s., M. D. CLAYTON C- WEBER, M. D. Lecturer on Tuberculosis B. S. at Wabash College, M. D. at Rush Medical Lecturer on Neurology and Psychiatry College. House Physician, Mennonite Hospital Kansas University School of Medicineg Interneship, St. Mary's Mercy Hospital, Gary, Ind. The Mennonite Church some years ago increased its scope of missionary work by entering the med- ical field. There were those who had the vision to see the need for providing a place where the young women of the church might be trained in the nursing profession, Today we have an institution that as a physical plant is as good as any in the country, and as a training schooi holds a high place. For some time it has been the conviction of those responsible that there is a need for a resident physician, preferably one that has the interests of the church primarily at heart. The immediate need of the institution was in the matter of records. This was my especial duty in the past four months, and necessitated that I take the history and make a physical examination of each patient, so that I could re- cord the essential data for permanent record. This is done for the sole purpose of increasing the efficiency of the institution, and is part of the work in every Standardized hospital in the country. Any hospital that applies for standardization is visited by the representative of the American College of Surgeons, who in- vestigates the physical plant and equipment of all departments, the records, qualifications of the staff, the ethical standards the staff has adopted, and then on the basis of his report and recommendations the institution is standardized, or put on the temporary list, or rejected. Our institution is rated very well as regards the nurses' training school, the various departments and laboratories, and the qualifications and practices of the professional men. There has been a question in the mattter of records, not regarding those that were completed, but too many were not completed. It is only natural that in some instances the patient does not see why the resident need get the his- tory and make the physical examination, because the private physician already knows all about the case. In order for a program to be worthwhile there must be close cooperation between the resident and the family physiciang the latter doing all he can to make the resident's time of practical value in providing him with actual medical and surgical work, and in advising his patients as to the duties and value of the resident. In the future a program may be Worked out which will be mutually beneficial to all. The administrative forces of the institution, the work and professional attitude of the nurses, and the opportunity to get well acquainted with this part of our missionary work, have made my stay here very beneficial. I will watch with interest the further progress and development of our Christian service through the avenues of the hospital here and the service of our ytlllllfff People who will utilize the practice of medicine and surgery as a means to an end and not merely as an end in itself. FRED s. BRENNEMAN, M. D. 16 A NURSING STAFF wgvmmm W A-' --'f 5 , 5'-1' ' NIXLINDX LIPCHT1 R X 19 1 Waueeon, Oh1o W NOR5 NHLLER R N 973 Hebston Kwnsas Asslstmt bupezlntendent of Nulses -mt Mennomte Chlldyens Home K-mstb Cxty 24 25 Instructresb HOSDIVU 'Ind qlmtaflum 22 24 BUTSS 111 Chillge Mennonlte HOS1J1t2L1 Z6 34 SUITIIYISI bchool Greeley Lt East Lxwn btmtauum Northvllle Mlch 24 26 C0 0 9 Asslstant bupeuntendent of Nurses 26 30 Super mtendent of Nurbes, beptembel 32 December .33 QW -XDX BURBHARL R N 1977 Goshen Indlflnfa. I,11V'ltG duty slx months Santa Fe HOSIJIIH1 gen e1'x1 duty two 1nd one hmlf years Mennonlte Home for Aged Eureka Ill one md one half Vears nurse Coshen 1-Iobpltll supexvlsol SIX yefus Men nonxte 1-Iobpltll beptember 33 bupervlbm suxgxeal and obstetlxcal department S1 FW Q Q A wif in 1 was 741 9 1 HAR1 HOSlFI'1LR R B 1.329 Denblgh Vllglnla I,!'IX1U? dutx one 'md one h'11f yeus operfttlng room SHDGININOI Nlennonxte HOS1T1tZL1 one 'md one half xeus Ltnemtl Dutx I'Ill1OV9l henex 11 HOSDI t11 HlllOX91 P1 two 58115 11111101 College I M S Hd.l1lbOIl1JUl,, V1 31 37 Instruetlebs Xlennonxte Hospltal 33 34 -1- ,L , , ,E Q Av A,,,A . b ,un U - - -' , - 1 V- 'ITT 1 1 1 1 9 - 1 , . . . . . . , . - ., .. A . . ' . . - ., 1 -1 . 1 Y I ,- , 1 .- . ' - , 1 , , , - 1 1 . 1 X 1 1 , c c , - , . , - - 1 . 1 - . - 1 - 1. , , 1 , 1 K f K 4 1 ' 1 ' J - J 1 Y . 1 1. ' 1' ' ' v 1 - 2 4 1 1 1 -1 ' 1 I ., '2 , '31, '33. . , .. , 1 -1. , - 1 1 . 4 1 , 1 . ,. 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N., 1930 Manson, Iowa S11D9l'Vi- Surgical and Obstetrical Supervisor, '30-'31, Night School, Supervisor, '31-'321 Office Nurse, '32-'34, Mennonite Sterling, Hospital und Sanitarium, Summer term, Greeley, '31. LAURA MILLER, R. N., 1931 GRACE BRUNK, R. N., 1930 La Junta, Colorado Harrisonburg, Virginia Private duty, Night Supervisor, Mennonite Hos- Private duty, Dietitian at Mennonite Hospital, two pital, '32-34. years, Post Graduate course in Medical Diseases Detroit, Mich., Night Supervisor, '34. , 19 mx A W ' , Qlvv . n E,'2f 1' 5-:' .. :. -iw ' . 5:5 Zi ,fl ' . :L .im ia: K WM, . W ': :W -ff , ' f., f'3Q'45 M, WW fg 55: Q. J , '-e:'5: . gebfv, , I . W ,nl ,lwjggfg . .5.,, ...... .eww 'Z,.5E'Eg: , ,g A 2 .. M Ucxwh VL , ,....g-. QW., -- H :z ,gm :V--:Q il 52:5- , :IQZ E , J ' - 2 nf Q? 3 , ,... , . ig. S! . Si 5 LUCRETIA A. STUTZMAN, R. N., 1932 MARGARET MILLER HJELMSTAD, R. N., 1932 I-Im-per, Kansas La Junta, Colorado Sanitarium Supervisor, Mennonite Hospital and Private duty, Medical Floor Supervisor, Mennonite Sanitztrium. Hospital. L-Qnmmwni - .. ,W -------v... -- ... W WL-, ...,.. ,-. -, sl HELEN ANN MCQUEEN, A, B, EMMA ROHRER, R. N., 1918 University of Denver, Denver, Colorado: Assistant La Junta' Colorado Instruetress in Chemistry department, D U., '28-'29, Sanitzirium Supervisor at Mennonite Hospital Instructress of Laboratory Chemistry and Bac- Sanitarium four years, General Duty, Matro teriology, Mennonite Hospital, '31-'34. 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I X X Lltl bNNlAh Secret ru EDUIINUI CLASS BI OW FR XMI' R11 KN BF Xl ll ROSL LI Abb l Ol ORS UI D ROEIM ARD SHA LR N101 .PO bIaNIl'1 R P8liXlUS EMBLEM SONG nurse comes down the hrllway Wrth Lll emblem green lou ern guess that shes 1 freshman Hoprng to be seen But rf perch tnee Nou see L nurse VVrth emblem m Lde of blue Just lest assured th rt shes 1 Junror Depend Lble and true It next you see '1 stmtely nurse Wlth emblem mule of gold strnrl rt attention nurses 'ill For shes a semor bold' But look Here comes 1 nurse so comely We'1r1n5 'tn emblem bllck Ill tell you folks th'1t shes 1 gruulu rte Come trke off your hat 22 - , T 'I ,' 'l 'J If ' I ....,.., ,,,, ......................................... . I 5 5 J QA 'I ff 'A A' -.--.--- -,-- A Y----- --------,. 7 w- 1 - ff. ' IKM Y l .......................................,.........,................... l ....... .. U -' Q ADA L!UliKHAIiT, li. N. ...................................................................... ' .1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 Y ,1 LL A A T A A ,I A AA A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 A, L T A K 111 1 1 41 11 1 . - . l . . .r If ar 1 1 . . 2 ' y 1 2 L. 1 2 V. . . '- 1 2 1 Av x1 2 . 1 . 2 V - 1 1 1 . 1 Y r ' ' 1 . . ' 2 ' . - , 1 I 1 1. 2 Y 1 J 1 : ' , ' J . 1 , 1 - , 1 . . . .. . 4 , . f . 2 , ' V ' Y K 'w 2 . 2 , J 2 Y ' . BESSIE BE-NELNL Minot. North Dakota Jolly and fair and always on the square, The roughest road is made brighter by her smile. VXA CRESSMAN Kitcflleuer, Ontario A graciousuess of manner, with an honest Wholesome faceg A hand-clasp that is cordial all the while.' ICSTHER ESCH Mio. Mic-liigau A conscience that detects the right uu- erringly and clear, VVith dauutless opposition for the wrong., MARTHA HERSHEY Kiuzcr, 1'e11nsylv:111izl HA thoughtfulness for others, showing courtesy and graceg And happy cheerful sunlight in each smilef 25 y v ICLlZABE'l'H KULP Cheraw, Colorado A courage that performs each task and duty without fear, And pluck that tackles hardship with a song. LINA KAUFFMAN Kenmaro, North Dakota An eye as bright and steady as a star in heavens vault. A voice that always rings sincere and true. IRVA SNYDICR Filer, Idaho A woman who's not afraid to say her say, Though a whole toWn's against her. MAUDE SWARTZENDRUBER Manson, Iowa Occupation was one of the pleasures of Paradise, And We cannot bc happy without itf' LlfI'l'TlE WENGER Manson, Iowa 'KMakes service her ambition, And true wornanhood her goal. 24 THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CHAPTER I. Friends and kinsmen of the class of 1934, hearken unto the words that I shall speak: o January, 1931-Word came unto us saying, get thee out of thy country and from thy kindred and from thy fathers house into a land that I will shew thee, and I will make of thee a useful nurse. o September TfIt came to pass as we traveled from far countries we reached the land of La Junta and abode there three years. uSeptember 11-A voice came unto us saying, as- semble yourselves and comeg draw near together ye who have come to join us for this night ye shall be invited to the hills. Behold, our dietitian has pre- pared for us a program and a feast. 0 September 28-Of long assignments there is no end and much study is a weariness to the probationer. o October 1-So said we, let us depart unto the hills and make merry and eat and drink. Weird stories were told of angels on horseback, the stars, and grave yards. Alas, when the wood is burned the fire goeth out, so each nurse departed unto her own room. o November 16- Arise, work, for the light is come and the cries of the suffering can be heard in the land. So we labored on our first day of duty. 0 November 1SfNow we twelve were of one purpose and of one speech and we said one to another, go to, let us give medicines and speedily cure the sick. oNovember l9ACome now, let us reason together, saith our instructress. CHAP o September l5!VVhat is the cause that the former days were better than these? Behold, the seniors have gone to Denver. oOctober l-Man has sought out many inventions and doctors delight in lecturing thereof, but we in- creased in wisdom and knowledge. oApril 1-In these days were two of our members ill and it came to pass after our class doctor exam- ined them, they went forth from us to regain their out the way of the plains to her with friends near by. more virtuous than a junior? She sup. She delighteth her guest with health. One went home, one abode oMay 5-Who is asketh a senior to wise sayings, soft lights, and sweet scented roses. o Moreover the word of our sponsor came unto us, saying: Say now to the wrathful seniors, know ye CHAI' o September 1-Rejoice, O nurse in training, for be- hold thy seniorship cometh unto thee. oSeptember 6-For who can understand the way of a man with a maiden? A sister-in-the-profession has gone to dwell with a maker of medicines and a mixer of drugs. e September 12-In the evening we say, what profit doth a nurse get in all her labors. One patient cometh and another passeth away, but their beds remain to be carbolized. 0 September 13-But with the rising of the sun we rejoice in our labor of love. 0 September 15-The sisters of the class of 1934 have reunited in Denver. e September 207Rejoice, Oh seniors, in the days ot thy affiliation! oOctober 15-For in much wisdom is much grief. T oNovember 22-Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: WVhatsoever thy senior telleth ithee to do do it with thy might, whether it be scrubbing floors, rubbing backs, or to Wait on our men of medicine. o November 26-Thanksgiving Day, Lo! The appetite is filled! oDecember 8-Several times a concerning us: O ye thoughtless my office, know certainly that you this day. Yet, we were not garments for she said surely you supervisor has said probies, get ye into I have admonished afraid nor rent our are not experienced, you do not try to deceive me. So we were friends. oJanuary 7, 1932-We were continually with the wiser and guided by their counsel, and afterwards received into their favor, so we became freshmen. o January 17-This have you hear: It turned home from were robbed people. 0 February 28-We is the message that we would came to pass as the nurses re- Prayer Meeting, behold! They cast our blue garments from us. 0 March 28-In these days, when the number of nurses was multiplied, they joined themselves together and formed a student council. 0 April 13-Lo, the winter is passed, exams are over and gone. 0 June 1-For four weeks We dwelt in a distant land and rested from our labors. E R II. not what these things mean! Tell them, behold, the juniors are come to the Creamery and have taken the ice cream thereof whither ye know not. But the seniors rebelled against us and said, as we live, we will pursue you and ye shall know that we, the seniors, have spoken it. Who can withstand a junior in the evil day 'F Woe unto her that striveth with them. oJune 15-Verily for three months we must be parted, for some say among us, let us go forth there- fore unto Denver that our experience might be in- creased and that our minds might be established in knowledge. o June 7 - To everything there is a reason: A time to love, a time to speak, a time to embrace, a time to get. Verily, verily, I say unto you, one maiden has been gotten. T E lt III. 0 October 20-We have climbed Mt. Lookout, we have drunk water and eaten dry sandwiches, the soles of our feet are tender and cabbage patches by the way- side cause us to turn up our noses. 0 December 15-We, ourselves, awake early and study for examinations. o March 15-We were glad when they said unto us. get thee back unto La Junta. e April 15-Love not sleep lest ye neglect the publi- cation of the annual. o May 1fNo senior knoweth the future but we abide in the hope of a Junior-Senior banquet, senior sneak day, and graduation exercisesg but greater than these is our desire to be always ready to serve. And all the seniors said, AMEN. -BESSIE BENELLA 25 BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Xlillllltlllltlf Church, Juno 3. 193-1, 7:30 P. M. S01'1l101l .,,,,,, .... . T. IJ. Graber, IHl211I1tilI'l, Iudiu I11Vocz1t'iou ., Music .... Preseutatioli Address ,,,,... Music: ..,A. Address ...,,.. .lwalrdixlg of Music .... Bvmvdictiou COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM High School Auditorium. June 4, S P. M. Rev. McCr:15'. Pastor of Baptist Churcli of Class .,,.. Adu Burklulrt. Class Sponsor Illlllfllllil S K. D. A. Allvu. M. D., Dvuver. Colorado .Jock D. Gruber, Illlillllfilfl, ludiu Se-lf-11:1 Gzunber. SllDtll'llll'0l1ll91lf of Nurses Alleu H. Erlr. Sl'lDUi'l11lfQllll9llf of Hospital Nurscs' Soxtvttv Allvu H. Erlm 26 27 JTQIHYZHUJKS i'l1:l1'it',v Yodm- .,,. ..... 1 ,l'l1Sill01lf Luis Yudm' .,,,.. ,,,, X 'im' l'1'vsi1l1-xlt ldflilll Prim' .... ..... S 1-c:1'vf:11'y Mary Good .A,,. ----- S IIOIISUI' CLASS IfLUXV1flIi - YIGLLOXV TIGA ROSE CLASS CULORS - LAVENDER ANI! GOLD MUTTO - IGSSIC QVAM VIIJIGIRE 28 BACK ROVV - L. Yoder, Belleville, Pa., E. Coffman, Vineland, Ont.: E. Prior, Rocky Ford, Colo.g A. Oesch, Kent, Ohio. FRONT RONV - E. Sinclair, Exlaiid, XVis,g Mary Good, Sponsorg Charity Yoder, Belleville, Pa. CLASS HISTORY 0 Here we were-eight of us-September 15, 1932, at the Mennonite Hospital and Sanitarium Training School, l.a Junta, Colorado. VVe were here. Others were aware of our presence, not in an excited or worried manner, but rather in a serene and tran- quil manner. Wie were not ai class to, at first sight, arouse vague apprehensions. o We became acquainted with the student body, and with the faculty at an outdoor party held for us at the City Park. Here, too, we received our first true understanding of the spirit of the training school-the spirit of service guided by the teachings of Christ. s On Monday our classes began, and with them premonitions of hard work. Nevertheless, with high courage and quiet determination to win, we accepted the silent challenge knowledge made to us and are meeting' ii valiantly. o Upon being told that Dr. Hansen was to be our class doctor, the perspective of our training days was materially brightened. Under his expert care we have so far passed the successive hurdles that sickness presents to our profession with an enviable record oi' good health. Our satisfaction was complete when Miss Good expressed her willingness to shoulder the responsibility of class sponsorship. 0 October 129, we all remember, for then we received our uniforms-white ones. The first white uniforms to replace the stripes in the history of theinstitution. At this time, too, our practical work on the floors began. XVhat a thrill! For were we not making def- inite progress toward realizing our ambition? o Our Small victories and defeats we celebrated alike with ice cream parties, candy parties, or some similar diversiong our victories from sheer happi- ness, our defeats to again restore our buoyant spirits that we might the better perform our duties on the morrow. 0 September inevitably comes again. We are juniors now, with only six of us left. 0 VVe are given graver responsibilities. Our work in the special departments, in the operating room, in the obstetrical department and in the laboratory begins. o VVe feel that it is quite evident that the following verse applies to us: VVell done thou good and faith- ful nurse, thou hast been dependable in a few things, we will make thee responsible over many things. o Nevertheless we are happy for We can truly Say with Carlyle, Blessed is the man who has found his work: let hiin ask no other blessedness. 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STUDFNT COUNCIL Our Louncrl h'1s been rn QXISKBHCQ for only 'rbout two ye'1rs so you see rt rs comp'1r2tt1vely young The purposes of the orgmnlzatron are eneour 1ge ChI'lStl3.Il loyalty foster student rnterest amd 'tctrvlty strmulate the regul21t1on of person rl conduct entourage hlgh st rndards rn SOCI 11 lrfe promote unrty rmong students md fwcultx The motto of the counerl IS Honor Servrce 21nd Hrgh Strndards There are several commrttees workrng under the organrzatron The welfare servrce commrttee whose duty rt lS to keep rn c0nt'1ct with the p21t1ents after they leave the hosprtal shows th rt we ue lnterested lll them rs rndrvrdufrls 'rnd not only rs patrents Servrng on thls eommlttee Alt, l sther Lsth Am'1nda Oesch andW1n1fred K1 azrpoel The Chr1st1'1n work commlttee thrs year rs com lnoss lts functron rs to promote development ot sprrrturl lrfe rn etch student 1nd enlrst student support of 'ill Ch11st11n work relwted to the hos prtrl lllfl church beryrng on the comrnrttee for the '1r121ngemerrt of hosplttl and s21n1t'1r1um programs ue Maude Swwrtzerrclruber Ldna Amstutz Ind Rosr Eyster Thrs group sponsors specral programs md servrces for the prtrents lsvery yerr 1 Chrrstmrs program rs rendered 'mt the sanltfurum tor the beneflt of the prtrents there Programs of specral srrrgrng ue rrringed rt frequent rnterwals These ire rendered by V'1ll0US groups rn the communrty Those who hrve sung., for us thrs ye rr 21l1erdy are the Cotton Blossom Srngers the IQ Junt'1 Mens Chorus the Hesston Vlen s Chorus the La Junta Junror Chorus rnd the Holbrook Ladles Quartette The dutres of the socrrl commrttee ue to pro mote hrgh socr 11 st'1nd1rds rmong the student body rnd to cooperite wrth the young people of the communrty rn soclal gmtherrngs Thrs yerr we hrve had sever'1l socml grtherlngs both vrrth the young people of the communrty 'xnd tmong ourselves We hid 1 Chrrstrnrs and New Ye Lrs p uty 21 house vwrrrnrrrg for Dr and Mrs Brennemqn rnd recep trons for erch group of senrors returnrng from Ilenyer Thrs tommrttee rs mrde up of E115 rbeth kulp Illen Loffm 111 rnd Lydrr Xlrlltr 'lhe next eommrttet lb the l1ter try commrttee Bessre Bennell Lois Yoder 1nd Esther Thut com pose the personnel The11 duty IS to create rnter est lll lrterrry rctrvltles At the begrnnrng of the serr thrs group was rnstrumentrl rn obturrrng fr SLlbSLIlDtl0ll to the Drrly Dernocrrt of our crty They h we rlso subscrrbed to sever rl mrgtfrrres the l'1thf1nder 21nd hood Housekeeprng These uf. grertly enjoyed br 1ll the grrls bervrng on the nurses problems commlttet 'ue Nl rrthr Hershey Ethel Srncl 111 and lrdrth Prror They rre to collect rrrd present rll problems of the nurse student wrth suggestions to the iouncrl for thtrr consider rtron The physrcrl recrertron cornrnrttets dutres rre to rnterest 1nd direct etch student lll those recre ttrons whrch contrrbute to the phxsrctl develop ment of each member of the school Thrs rncludes the l6,.,Ll1EttlOll of rthlttrcs Irvfr and Inez bnyder rre rctrrrg on ll'llS commlttee They htve been en thusrrstrcqllx workrng rnterestrng the grrls Ill tennis 1nd frlso encour rgrng, hrkrng on off duty hours -ts our 0lf.,IlllZ tUOll becomes older we hope more wrll be rccompllshed and th'1t rt wrll prove to he 1 v'1lu1ble 'tsset to the tl'LlTllllg school lf L1Ll'lN COFI' MAlN 3 J , w ' ' ' 1 Y Y 1 2 . .' 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I I 1 Y ' -2 2 - 2 ' ' .'1 ' ,I- 5 - 2 2 2 2 fr . . 1 . . 1. Y. -' i I ' ' - 1 2 , , 2 2 . . . . 1 I1 I . , I. I 1 f . 1 1 ' 2 '. ' f ' 2 2 2 -' I ' 2. . . - .- - . - ' 2 A - ' 1 ' ' , 2 2 I . 1 . . . . - .- - . . 2 2 ' . 2 - 2 . .. . 2 I 2 ' 2 Of, 2 . 2 ' I II I I I I I I I. 1 YI ' 1 - ' U. 12 ,-1 A 2 . I , . 1 4 . . Q - 1- 1 . , ,2 2 2, 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 ' 1 1 4 ' ' ' ri. . 1 . , ' ' , 2 2 Y , ., I - I ' 2 , s , 2 - 2 2 2 2 2 '2' ' Y ' 2 2 ' - f ' 2 2 2 ' ' 2 2' J Q ' ' ', '3 5 2 9 5- DEPARTMENTS OUR CLASS ROOM THE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT The purpose of the Mennonite Hospital and San- itarium is two-foldfto provide the best possible care for the sick and to educate christian young Women to enable them to fill the demands in the various fields of nursing and to serve their fellowmen more efficiently, generally. The educational department of the hospital is lo- cated on the first floor and consists of a class or lecture room, demonstration room, practice ward, and library or study hall. The high school labora- tory is used for chemistry, the hospital pathological laboratory for anatomy and bacteriology, the main kitchen for dietetics. Other teaching facilities con- sist of blackboard, anatomical charts, complete ster- ioscopic atlas of anatomy, adult size chase doll, and good reference library. The equipment in the demonstration room and practice Ward provide ample opportunity for the nurse students to practice each nursing procedure before attempting to serve the patients in the wards. The course of study covers three years: the pre- paratory or freshman year covers mostly theoretical and practical instruction in the care of the sick and 341 the associated basic sciencesg the junior and senior years provide practical experience in the different departments of the hospital with class and demon- strations in subjects correlating with these services. The staff doctors supply lectures on the diseases and the supervisor of the corresponding department sup- plelnents the lecture with class discussion and dem- onstrations, emphasizing the nursing care. To im- press the idea that the patient is the center of thought in the nursing World, special case studies are made an important supplement to class Work. Thus procedures and routine fall into their proper relationship. Six months of clinical experience with correspond- ing theory is obtained through affiliation with the Denver General Hospital School of Nursing, Denver, Colorado. Our educational program is approved by the Colorado State Board of Nurse Examiners and will give the students a foundation for any specialization they may later undertake. NORA M. MILLER, R. N. MAJOR O1-'LRATIING ROOM SURGICAL DEPARTMENT Would you llke to know L llttle lbout the ODCI fltlllg sulte llld what the llulses lefllll ln thls depart ment' It IS sltuated on the tourth floor completelv lsolated from evelythlng else Vie htve two 01361 lt lng looms f01 IT'l?1J0l and 11111101 sulgelw The stel llzlng room lS equlpped wlth two EUXOCIAVC dlesslng stellllzers .llso hot mold 'lnd dlstllled VV1t9l Stellll ers Other IOOIHS ale 1ll5tlUl'1'l6l'1t 100lT1 wolk 100l'I'l fOCtO1S dresslng loom, and so forth The 139150111161 15 composed of 1 BUIJGIVINOY' lnll two students 'l new student entellng etch month Hel ent 19 tlme on thls SSIVILB IS two months belllg, subject to Ltll at my 'LIITIS cl'1y OI nlght The fllSt month ot hel tl1T1S IS mostll tlken up Wlth Cl61'IlOllNtl?ltlO1lS, lelllllllg the lmpoltlnee of stllet '1S61ltlC t8ChlllqlJQ and how to proceed ln DIG Dillllg fol sulgels lhe second month she lb expeeted to euly tht :J 1k.,SIlOllbllJ1lltN ot the b6ll1Ol 1'll11'sL, such 18 takllly., cflle of lnd Dlfbprlllllg lll 1lecesslll5 SUIJDIIBB th lt ue needed lll the wolk lfllllllg opelatlons she IN I'6S1JOllSlb19 tor the sur glellls cle ll tables lnd htvlng sutules .md lllstru ments ln leldlness 15 needed Hel dutv IS to alltl elplte the 51115360115 needs theleby LV0ld1Hg my ullllecessux delflv She llso hes slxteen houls of theoly dullng the LOUISQ, elght lectures. ale glven by one of the stflft SUl,9,801l'w llld elbllt lessons by the operttlng room supelxleol llullng the thlee yells she IS 16111111911 to spend slx months on the sulglctl wud fl011lg the nulslllg CWIB of sulglcdl D1llBl1tS Three Ol foul pltlents IS the d lllg wellge 101 exch llulse Lnd she lb respon lllle fOl tht lll6dlCltlOllS LI6lt1'116llL5 and the DlrLC tlcl lld1 S1llg CLIE of them ulldel supelvlsloll VLARY COOD R N 1 , , 2 1 ., .ls . Q, , . . K., . . IL. . ,. , . 2 , . L A, . - Q ,, 2 . , . 2 .. ., . Z , A . . I - ' ' . f 2 '2 - 'z K' ,EX ' W 2 2 u ' A - . . . . . . .- . .li AHZL. V ' . - ' ' ' - ' . , . . ' - ' . . ,. 1. . . , ' ' . 1 , 4 f X . ,, ' 1 1 5. . .Y . . Y . 4 K. 2 4. . 5- 1 i .J L -A . . , - 1 . .' . . 1 .: . 4 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 5 A . 1 .. . . R . . If i . . F., l Cf - . v , i . , . ,' . . . V- . . , . l . ., s . . , , , . . L , . '. - . - -. , . an s 'f ' z . ' ' z ' L . - . 1 - , z . - ' .Z 2 ' 2. ' 'z ' ' ' z , 1 , z ' ' - . . . . Q' x ' . 4 ' nl ' - - f 4 1. - B. . , l . . 1 - ., , ,L , . 2 . . . , , , . , . Y' 1 4 ' 1 - l 1. -4 1 Y ,, . , . 1 , . . 05 THE NURSERY OBSTETRICAL DEPARTMENT The obstetrical department of our hospital is a separate unit and is located at the west end of the third floor. The unit consists of a lying-in room, delivery room, sterilizing room, doctors' room, nursery, nur- sery bath room, and isolation room. The delivery room has ei north and west exposure which insures proper light and ventilation, In the sterilizing room there are large steam stcrilizers which contain hot and cold sterile water. A spacious blanket Warmer affords warm blankets and beil linen for both mother and baby. Sterile solu- tions for regular or emergency treatment, are al- ways kept ready and at the proper temperature for immediate use. 0 0 The nursery has ten basinettes. The room is large and has a south exposure. From the main hall there are large windows through which relatives or visi- tors may see the babies, This is a measure of pre- caution. Student nurses of our school are required to have three months training in this department. The time is divided equally so that each nurse has the experience of caring for the new born and post- partum care of the mother. According to the laws of our State Board of Nurse Examiners, student nurses are allowed a certain amount of training in assisting the doctor with home deliveries This experience is valuable to nurses who plan to enter mission Work, or to do home nursing. Our aim is to teach the student nurses of our school to do their part in helping to make Mother- hood Safe for Mothers. ADA ISABELLE BURKHAHT, R. N. HOSPITAL BABIES 37 Y RAY ROOM LABORATORY, XRAY AND PHYSIQTHERAPY DEPARTMENTS The trwlnlllg school of the Mennonlte Hospltal 'lnd bfulltarlum lequlres that each student befole com pletlng hel course, spend lD1llOX1l1lEl,t61j one month of her tlallllng WOlkll1g' ln the Y Rav lnd laboratorx departments Thls lnstruetlon ls under the supelvl S1011 of 1 rtsglstel ed t6Ch1llCl2lll and IS f0l the pulpose of fdlllllllllllllg the students Wlth the I'0l1tlll6 vwolk requlrerl bx a Cllss A ll0SDlt'l1 The students ue not trwlnel to be llbolqtolx lGChll1Cl1llS, 'Ind lll such speelmens th'1t l6Ch1l1qUL used 15 equlpned to doctor such is blood counts Ullll lll S15 sputum 8X'1l11ll'lRtlOl'lS, blood We bellexe lt tel h lwlllg' hid ill OD1lOltL1lllf,N to be lll thls dep ut ment lb lvettcl lllfOllTA6d to ISSIST the DhX'wlCl1ll 1JLltlCU1Ll1N ln the home, by hclplng hlm fllld out 191111 whit ls belng dont wlth the uv. sent to the lLb0l ltOlV llld the ln 6X'1lllllllllg them The lflborfltolx lun most mv test lequestel by the chemlstlv cultures ett 'lhe nulse, 0 VSIIBUIGI the pfltlent Lllldel c,elt'1ln COlldltlOll's his al bulnlll ind sugpll O1 IQ lllemlc The A l'1y dell trtment IS supplled Wlth T81'1tlV61W new XlC.tOl 6QLllDlll6l'lt Hele the student IS not al lowed to take Xlllb but hls the 0D1701lllllltV to ODSQIXC lllfl 16'1lll qOl1'l6UllllZ' of the DIISSICS of x ray To Sl1IT11'UlllL6 ll'l loentgellologlsts telms the 1111188 15 btttel plepiled to l AllbWBl pwtlents QUGSLIOHS 7 To lntelllgentlx toopelate lll callxlng., out OIGQIS llld tleltment 'S To ful lllSh evlrlente lb to Whethel thex wlsh to studv A llv lb 1 SDBLIPLIIISG folm ot IlUISlllg The ho-.pltll does not mallltllll fl sepll lte phsslo thel 1133 depftltment but IS equlpped to tleat patlents vxlth lltlflclll llght lnd helt bx nlcflns of the L04 llte qufllt7 llght sun lllllll, VlO19t 1 lN and dmthelmx ln lchllle Hl IDN ANNI MCQUEDN T6LlllllLlll1 4 - 1 l I S ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' Y ' 1 ' I I l' 1 I - fc ' - . 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' Y iss' -YAY' 'Z Y 2 ' . a ' ' ' in l , I, - fx -A 8 THI ALIJ NIINAF ROOVL THE EMERGENCY ROOM 'llle emelgencx 100lT1 of alll nosplt ll IS 21 welx 1111 poltxnt lllllf of that 1l'lSt1Ll1t1Ol'l The nulse IS fre quentlx the fllst one to see the patient Ind her Sklll 'ind sulelless lll obselvlng symptoms and ln the D180 tlcal wolk of maklng the pltlent comfoltlble 'ue lealllefl tlllough expellellce lll thls d8D3lT.Y'l I6llf The emelgencw 100111 of the Mennolllte Hospltal ls loc ltel on the second floor' In this room ale found the ntnessllx lltlcles md mtterlals needed lll QIXIDL fllst lld Ileltlllellt to 'lll txpes of p ll18lltS Hele the student llulse mcqullns the knowledge necessllx to lsslst the dottol lll eztanllnitlon dl lgllosls Illll tlelt me its she llso leilns what IN needed f0l each emel l,,CllLN 2 lse ind I5 11710 to xntlupate the clofotol s wants on the eluded Offices lullllllg the past xefir SPVBII1 of our SUDQIVISOIS have added to oul emelgerlcx equipment a vel y use ful lppllfmee 1 2570 Oxvgen AflIX11I1lStI ltor' This large cyllndel of oxygen lb ready for use 'lt any moment On ltS HOISBIGSS rubbel wheeled tluck the entire 11313111 ltus m IX be quletlx moved to my part of the bulldlng The tflllllllg' ln thls dep utment lS used not only IH E'lY'l6Ig6llCX work but also lncreases her efflclency ln lll Olhel I.ll.:'D'ilIlTl8lltS of the hospltal She also 1X lth 10 121 ltll l t vv o tl fllb lld ne ctutlolls lll L Lllllg IOI any 8ll'l61g9llCN, and cflutloll hllli to obselve all sifetv tlrst lules I AURA B MILLER R N MEDICAL DEPARTMENT seconl ind 1111111 floor of the bulldlng I on thls f100l lre the lobllx l'!'l2il1l offices of supellntellclellt of hospital, Sl.11J6I'll'1t91ld6lli of llulses ltsldent 111155101 ms office and thc, emel gQ1lCX IOOIN In tllls lll-Jlllltlllellt we llso hive the Alumnae Room whlph has bnen velx 1tt1 xetlvelx fl1lIl1Sh8d by tht l1U1ll'l 'Q assocl ttloll of our School of NuTSll1g This 100111 1iCUlTlOd'l.tiS the NUISGS who unluckllw must tllic Lll9ll tlllll lt b6lllg,1J1tl6l'lt's 5001191 Ol ll Pl IL mlm ltse Collsls s I tltteell l OIHN ind ls Lf ul ely e Llle IOI tvsen l patlellts Twllve ol these l0Ull'1b ue IJIIV llc Just that the patlents l,0IldlflOl1 may either be cured or lmplovel strlctlx bx the use of medications wlth no sulgely necessaly In lch student nulse IS requlred to htve S1Xll'10llthN expellence lll thls department The medic tl nurse IS ttught to ldmlnlstel l'l'l.6dlCltlOl1S md treatments to the helpless putlent IS well Lb those who hue onlw 22 mlllor 11111088 and ue able to help themselves The numerous svmptoms lllslng ln the medical patients llllless lequlle V011 llgld technlque lnl sklll lll lNlllg 1 x LN stllct OUSQIYIIIOII of e 11 mtlellt s L0llliltlOll NIARCJAHET Mil l EB HJELMSTAD l IN N 5 '2 ' Q 2 . 1 vw . - J ' ' 2 ' . , ..v ' - .' 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'. -l - 2 SANITARIUM IN CLINE THL SANI FARIUM In COl1ll6CtlOI'l wlth the h0SDlt 11 you w1ll f111d the s'u11tar1um It h'1s 1 C'1D LCItY of twenty beds md lS loc Lted 'tbout forty feet West of the hosp1t1l bulld mg Tuberculos s cases. ue cured for IH thls depwrt ment A g,1oat m 1Jo11tw of these cises hftve pulmon 'ww tubezculosu of chfferent txpes and 111 d1ffe1e11t st t,2,6S ot development The Sllllt?lllUl I1 lS cllssed 'IS '111 aff1l11t1ng Ulllt 111 COllll91tlO11 w1'l1 the l1osp1t11 school of TlLllSlllg Elch student nu1'-.e IS requ1red to spend four months lfl th1s de111rtment and thlS work IS gxven 1n the Ju111o1 Ol S611l0l WBTIS Bs tl11s txme the student w1ll htve maste1ecl the basic prlnclples of bedslde nurs mg cfue 111d 1sol LtlOl'l techmque She w1l1 then xea l1ze the xmportince of 111013115 IHXIS and preventlon of lOll'lf6CT.lOll Ill tl11s dep'11t1n4,11t the WO1k 1s more 1out111e th 111 lll 1 581181 tl hosplttl At the 1'lOSIJ1tE11 the pwtlents come md go Whlle lll the S'lllltdI'1Lll11 the length of the11 stax IS Lounted not Ill digs but 111 months 1111 yeus Becuxse of tl11s 56119111 1out111e the stu dent nulse lS given 'L chftnce to develop her 1n1t1a tue 1nd executive abllltx She IS t'1ug,ht the fu11 dtment 11s 111 the owe of the tubelculo'-1s Daflellt bw lectu1es Q11ss1oo1n te'1ch111g 1nd cl1n1t11 expeuence The lectu1es and cl1ss room te tchxng l'1x the foun Included 111 the 1out111e cue we DTOD61 ventllm ll0ll S6IVlllg of 11utr1t1ous food lSSlStll1g the 11hys1 c1111 vuth tle1tlll61ltS lllfl lxeepmg the patlent t IOSL phxs1e1lly xnd 1ne11t'1lly '1-5 much IS DOSSlb16 VIIIB lwttex sometlmes requlres '1 great de 11 of mge TlU1tY and t1ct on the p'1rt of the nurse An effort IS In xde lt 111 tlmes to 111 kl1'lt'illl 1 homehke chrlstlan wtmosphel e LLLRLTIA ANlN STUTZMAN R N 1 , g 1 ' . 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VINCE- ...rl .-1.--r i-.- vl- 43 .11- THE lNL RSES RESIDENCE OUR HOME When asked by hel teaohel why she w1ntetl to be L nurse one llttle glrl replled bo I can w'1lk up And flown the h1lls ln the h0S13lt 11' That vvls the mental plcture she had I 'tm sure you all know thxt 1 nurse his mole flLltl6S than that some whlch are not less lcquulnted wlth 110W come wlth me quuntul wlth us there pleasant You 'ue more Ol 'tnd our llfe ln the hOSD1tLl ou1 resldence and get 'Le We cult qulte Lglee Wlth those wl10 cfmll oul 111 me of '1bode the 01111111115 Hon1e for our house lnothel h'1s had so mfmy 58315 of expellence Wltll hel f.,lllS C0l'Y1lllg' lnd golng Im sule she nevel thxnks of those lllldel her C318 LS o1ph1ns We ue a fmmlly L lfuge famlly usually coll xml others Come ln giving us GXIJQIILIICS lll the 'ut of becomlng 'tcqullnted X7nll18tX IS the splce ot llfe we h1ve lt If you should come 111 and fllltl GV6lytl'll1lg ts qulet lS Clll be don t be llarmed In L home wlth so mmny ehllthen vou would expect to flnd some one sleeplng neally 111 of the tlme You 111ay see tl1ls posted on some ones doo1 Qulet please Islght nurse sleeplng Ol thls on oul bulletln bond Absolutely qulet between 9 1 111 d 4 p Even Wlth all thls preeftutlon I thlllk We have all at some tln1e or tlmes durlng our thl ee years hen d a gentle tap lt oul door lemlndlng us of ou1 nolsc Ol puh 111s that llghts must be out It 10 30 'lhe llllllfllllg that lb now ou1 home wls used 1 1 elty hospltml untll SIX yeflrs ago I11 the lrtsement ue two llvlng rooms whele tl1e ltundu md kltchen gl1ls 100m There '1re seve1 11 otl1e1 rooms SIOI ed wltl1 boxes sultcases 1nd t1unks ffll the fllst floor ale seven bed rooms 'tnd two IGCCDIIOII IUOYNS The fllbt one 18 a receptlon room Ill the Iell se11se of the word IS son1e one has sud A 111 ut where WOlCl5 ful The Othel IS more ot 1 1JLllOl1l lllcludlng lll the fur111shl11f:,s Olll 1111110 llld s111 1ll llbl try O11 the second flool we hfmve twelve 1ooms wlth 0116 two Ol tl1lee 0CCUD'1lltb Ill each On eleh f100l lre bath IOOINS '1nd clothes closets The NOICB of the steps lnd f100l IS slrnply telllng you of the btlVlC6 rendeled by these pletes of lum e tlXll1,L, to s1e1l1 lll Ol Ou Do you xsk vsl1 xt those fOUl sn1 lll blltk boxes ue Just lllbldti the door' They mean S0lTl6f.hlllg to Tl11t IN where JOhlll1l6 Uncle S'1n1s boy le ues oul lmttels 511106 most of us 'ue 1 long dls ftllC6 f-l0lTl home thls IS L very lllt9l9Stlllg' 'tnd mulll pllce Jout 10 LH ol As you step outslde the 11001 you wlll see L C1001 bell dllectlx to XOUI left That IS fOl your con yenlence lllfl f0l OUIS too lf vue ale out 'md fall to get 111 bGf0lE te11 oclock lNow lets go out on the t6lllllS coult south ot tl1e bulldllli, 1nd play 1 f,ll'l18 of tel1nls LINA KAUFFIXIAN 3 4 . 1 I 1. 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I 1 1 CALENDAR or EVENTS ILNI JANUARY N LL 1t1OllS bn f.,11l I lwn num VX elcome fOl our new houQe mothex, Smstm I mmm Zll11lTlelN1ll1 221111 f2ueWel1fo1 b6HlO15 FIVC ELIHOFS lefmvc fox Denvel NX omen AIISSIOHHX Socletx mgmlzed among the women ot the Qhuzch BUISQS quutet S111gS xt city JL11 IDI X A L1 Juntl and HOl1blOO1x Y I M hlve Jumt musu, L1 lIl0gl um Cltx puk eplmode The. e211th C001 'mud damp A1141 th 111g.,ht wus duk bor Tu1ther D2LItlCUL.LIS see Ixulp Benell P11ox, C Yodel, Ol A Oesch Ut U81 Students Ieue fox 66111111 Lonfuencg X I w clxss ol lllllt, ,,111s LIIIVLS lhuy up wnlgolxlu h 1 hun putx Llxsbes lebumec H110 Kxuffm 111 pxesldeut of Hesston College VlS1lb hosplt 21 R6IUR1Il1llg 56111018 leave for Denver Poor JUIIIOIS up loft to ben the buldens Nllsx lVllllLhlllS0ll secxetalv of Stnte Bmud of lux HTIIIISIN m mins he! umual VlS1t I minus take ln Olltlllg to Qoloxado SDlll1g,S A f.,oorl time IN mepoxted but lll then dbseucg then IOOINB ue IHVIUEKI All ire-1hmen must be lllltl'ItLd OCTOBILR 'N D Txphold shots the Oldel of the du 12-sult '1 tow ll Jones lI'IXltQb 111 the young ppoplm, to home lol 211 old flshloned blllglllg Mlss ummber 2l111V6S Sxstex lelnhtx letunls flom Denvel Hikes hen home 111 the llumm loom lovu LH putx 1t l'Lu1 Welvel lmdxs B um 20 dm go to UDSIIUIIQ, loo 1 ONLMBI R 'I Lffx pull lll Home kxtchen celeblltmg 111013161 11113611 mae Ill umtolm in xduxtes ot 33 lent to tlke 'wt e XI1 s COYUQIISOU tleld le-pxeseut Lt1V6 spe Lke to llulses 111198 Blunk goes to lJGt1Oll to txke Ill umon of l2oshLn1teb Lt P22111 We LVC1 5 25 prescnt Ih 111l1sg.1x111,., Du Tl11xPX 111111121 111 Bond A J I LOU! e dllllllg 11 211 FL! 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' 1 ' 1 . 1 2 1 V1 1' ' ' ' ' J- . ' ' K. . ' C 2 2 f 41- .J 92. 2 - .S 2 ..- 2 . T A . . ' s 1 ' ' i 2 ' N I I I 2 2 Y 2 2 . 2 . . . ' 2 J '2 2 - 2 't ', ' ' ' .' ' 2 ' . ' L2 . . L2 ' 3 ' 2' ' ' , ' ' 2 ' u.: K' 1 Y: 'U' 12 Ny - ' K 1 1 2 . ' Y . . ' T 40 I K 46 STRANGE THINGS WILL HAPPEN M. Gross put shaving cream on a patient's tooth brush. E. Amstutz threw trash down the clothes chute. One evening the juniors tall but onej industriously dusted the stairs leading past the entrance to the re- ception room. They were rewarded by a lower grade in ethics-strange! When asked for a visitor's gown A Oesch came back with a sterile package marked S. G. Csurgeon's gownb saying I guess this is a spectator's gown. Patient-Oh, nurse, I am dying. L. Yoclei'-Wait till I call the supervisor. A nurse in the class of '33 learned from a jeweler that sometimes the reason a watch won't run is be- cause it needs winding. John wonders whether his job as a laundryman must include washing watches and pens. At the same time C. Yoder and E. Thut were excitedly look- ing for some lost articles. ' Nurse to a mother, Mrs. Ball: When your baby is good I call him Baby Ball, when he cries he's ball baby. If you want proof that a nurse has her work on her mind until she can't think clearly, here it is: Vvhen getting on the elevator to go up to fourth floor Mrs. S. said, It has been a long time since I this thermometer. rode on XVhile on her vacation Miss Snyder seemed to en- joy one thing above all else-that was reading the epistles of Paul. NVhat Miss Burk hart's car -3 would Miss McQueen do if it were not for WVho wouldn't have a large vocabulary if they played anagrams as much as Dr. Brenneinan does? WVould you know Dr. Groshart's car if the number on the license plate were anything but 0-5? Some one thinks Dr. Fenton has a car appropriate for one his size. We wonder what that person thinks when Dr, Johnston drives up in his Austin. VVho would dare to speak harshly to a Freshman when Dr. Cooper was near? LOST Doctor Morse lost his bag one day ta gift from his class so devotedb He felt terribly ill He worried until It returned to its owner to stay. The same misfortune Dr. Stickles Conly his has never returnedj Since 'twas not a class token His heart was not broken But yet we all know he felt bad. has had 47 l-'z VARIETY Of course we're no gamblers, though we do have a Gamber, You might hear a Rohrer, but unlike that of a lion: While they're none of us bad, we've only one that is Good, XVe have several Millers, but no butterfliesg There's a few that are Kauffmans, altht they don't cough, In our choice of chocolates, we all prefer Hershey, VVe like the best oil, so we have Sinclair, As you'd expect in a group, we do have a Thut, VVe haven't an oyster, but near to it-Eyster, If you look for a dozen, we'll give you a Gross, For something that's different, there's Swartzendruber and Kraaipoel. GOSSII' Listen, my friends, and you shall know VVhat happened among us, not long ago. 'Twas on April eleventh, quite early and bright, We had a surprise-something near to a fright. Miss Miller, our supervisor, failed to appear At the appointed hour for duty-the rest were all here, VVe wondered and pondered just what this could mean, Though cupid was suspected, for he had been seen. In this we were right, as we very soon heard, For she now is the bride of some fortunate bird. A FISH STORY Four big boys a fishing went To catch some little fish. VVhen day was done They had caught but one, Though a hundred was their wish. They took the little fishie home. Mamma fried it in the pan It was so small Scarce none at all So 'twas ate by Brenne-man. itientz Nurses are like boys, couldn't get w i tho ut the. 1' pocket s. :ugh along D.w'f3'x5i3 , N GX Viosg, 3 ,Af,1A , Q ..-'f:,:,.2:f:,',-,,:, 5' -f'f JSM: -. ,..,. -'--V ., 12,4 4 W MMW 3 1 M 5 ' K f' 1 ist 'Z . 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The body is the temple of God's Spirit, and to render service to physical man is a good work. The Great Physician used the ministry of healing as an approach to manis eternal soul. By helping men to recognize their spiritual need and in leading them to the source of help, We embrace our fullest op- portunity. A weekly schedule for religious service is follow- ed, with few variations from time to time. At 6:30 every morning, the nurses and other workers as- semble in the hospital dining hall for a short period of worship before breakfast. A hymn is sung, the scripture lesson read, and prayer offered by one of the group. Each individual contributes a part to the morning worship by serving in turn as leader of the devotional period. We follow the daily reading as outlined in the Sunday School quarterly. When the nurses leave the dining room at 7:00 the next ten or fifteen minutes are utilized in a devotional service with the patient. Usually indivi- dual assignments are made to each nurse, unless there are several in a ward, then she may conduct the service for the group. On every Vifednesday and Sunday morning, in- stead of reading and prayer, the devotional period is spent in group singing in the halls of both floors of the hospital and at the sanitarium. The Holy Bible is also placed within reach of every patient who is at all able to read for himself. Regular Sunday morning services are held at the sanitarium so that the patients who are able may attend both Sunday School and preaching. Requests of patients are often granted, and whenever possible special services are arranged for when the oppor- tunities come to us. Every member of the institutional personnel is urged to attend all services of the local church, Sun- day morning and evening, and the mid-week prayer meeting. The record of our Lord's earthly life teaches us the importance of communion with the Father, there- fore daily private devotion is encouraged and we are frequently reminded of this sacred privilege, Cast your bread upon the waters, and ye shall find it af- ter many days. Ecc. II:1. MARY E. HOSTETTER, R. N. O, Lord, my God, I dedicate, for thine own sake Myself to thee, for this great work I undertake. Take, then, my eyes and teach them how to see The clearest Way to nurse the sick for Thee, My hands, guard them, and show them how to prove How kind and gentle is a nurse's love. Guide thou my feet-give swiftness to their tread In answering every call from the poor suffererls bed. Touch Thou my lips, guard Thou my tongue, Uttering only words of kindness to each one. Gird me with strength, that I my task may bear, l-lelp me to play the part in life without a fear. O Lord, I pray, that coming face to face with death I may have faith and hope withieach one's dying breath, And when Iim a 'night nurse, please to guardimy actions. Be near my patients and watch by their side. O Lord, I ask Thee, hear me while I pray- Be in mewthrough me-with me-all the Way. VIRGINIA HOMANS 49 1 X2 , Xp ffvuxi, xx Qifkxcfv 49-L. ALUMNAE ALUMNAE DIRECTORY EMMA ROHRER, R. N. '18 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Matron at the Nurses' Home and has been doing some supervising and general duty the past year. LYDIA HEATWOLE, R. N. '18 Deceased 1932. MRS. STELLA LEHMAN iStella Sharpj, R. N. '18 Kenmare, North Dakota. A widow who is bravely making at living for her family of seven children. LYDIA OYER, R. N. '21 St. Johns, Michigan Works in the St. Johns hospital and also does private duty. LOMA KAUFFMAN, R. N. '21 La Junta, Colo. Anaesthetist in the city and has been recently connected with the public health work of the county. MALINDA LIECHTY, R. N. '21 237 East Oak St., Wauseon, Ohio At home convalescing from an injury received in an automobile accident last fall. MRS. CLARENCE EBERSOLE fRuth Erbj, R. N. '22 913 Edison Ave., La Junta, Colo. The mother of two girls and a boy who keep her busy at her job as home maker. GLADYS GROVE, R. N, '22 Newton, Kansas Has begun to do private duty after having been at home for some years caring for her parents. MRS. ELZIE NEVILLE fEffie Shantzj, R. N. '22 1319 Carson Ave., La Junta, Colo. Does general duty nursing in the Santa Fe hos- pital of La Junta, besides being a home maker and a mother of a little girl. ADA BURKHART, R. N. '22 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Supervisor of the surgical and obstetrical floor. Plans to take a post-graduate course at Colorado State Teachers College at Greeley, Colo., this summer. MRS. J. W. BROWN CBlanche Shetlerj, R. N. '23 Wellman, Iowa Lives on a farm and makes a home for her hus- band. NORA MILLER, R. N. '23 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Instructress and head of the educational depart- ment of the training school. She also expects to take a course at Colorado State Teachers Col- lege at Greeley, with work under Annie Goodrich. ALICE SCHROCK, R. N. '23 Garden City, Missouri At home since August, 1933, after spending a number of years in the sanitarium here. MRS. LOVINA MILLER, R. N. '23 Garden City, Missouri She is a home maker for her aged father. DELPHIA HOLSINGER, R. N. '24 Harrisonburg, Virginia At home and doing private duty in and around Harrisonburg. IGSTHER BRUNK, R. N. '24 llenbigh, Virginia At home and doing private duty after having spent several years working in Milford Emer- gency Hospital, Milford, Delaware. AIJDIE BENDER, R. N. '24 S10 East NVillomette, Colorado Springs, Colo. Doing private duty since June of 1933, after hav- ing spent several years at Sunny Rest Sanitar- ium in Colorado Springs. MARTHA BAER, R. N. '24 Hagerstown, Maryland Ill at the present time but has recently been as- sistant superintendent and instructress at Wash- ington County Hospital near her home. MARY HOSTETTER, R. N. '25 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Practical instruotress and supervisor at her Alma Mater. She also plans to take work at Colorado State Teachers College this summer. AIJA HARTZLER, R. N. '25 Ilhamtari, C. l'., India Missionary nurse and in charge of the medical work at Sankra, a large leper clinic and over- sees the outside dispensary work at that place. lil-IODA YODER, R. N. '25 Hesston, Kansas Taking a post graduate course in obstetrical nursing in Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. MRS. HERMAN KING CGenevieve Detwilerj, R. N.'25 Marian, Maryland Makes a home for her husband and does some private duty nursing. MELVA HARDER, R. N. '25 2015 North Tejon, Colorado Springs, Colo. Doing general duty nursing at Sunny Rest San- itarium. ANNA MILLER, R. N. '26 l'ettisvi1le, Ohio After having spent some time at the Old Peo- ples' Home in Eureka, Illinois, she is now doing private duty nursing near her home. MARY GOOD, R. N. '26 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Operating room supervisor in her Alma Mater. AIRS. R. G. FULTON flidith Driverb, R. N. '26 Chex-aw, Colo. Returned home in November of 1933, after hav- ing spent several years with her husband in French Indo-China, where his business called him. KATIE HORST, R. N. '26 Bailey, Pennsylvania Having spent some time at the Old Peoples' Home at Eureka, the Children's Homes at Kan- sas City, Kansas and at Millersville, Pennsyl- vania, she is now working in the Ruth Haven convalescent home. MRS. ANNON MILLER CKathleen Dunnl, R. N. '26 lilkhart, Indiana A home maker and the mother of several children. MHS. D. N. RISSICR flVIae Meyerj, R. N. '27 Markham, Ontario, Canada Makes a home for her young son and her hus- band. ALUMNA15 D111Ec'ro1:Y MARY HARKINS, R. N. '27 101 Johnston St. Gtn., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Doing private duty after having spent some time on general duty bia, Pennsylvania. in Columbia Hospital, Colum- MRS C. KAUFFMAN iMartha Hersheyj. R. N. '27 Cheraw, Colo. Lives on a farm and makes a home for her hus- band and two little girls. VELMA BRENNEMAN, R. N. '27 1009 San Juan Ave., La Junta, Colo. School nurse in La Junta public schools. Re- cently won S25 as first prize offered by the National Organization of Public Health Nursing for the best improvised equipment in teaching public health. VSTHER MILLER, R. N. '27 145 VVcst Indiana Ave., Elkhart, Indiana She is helping her mother and doing private duty near her home. MRS. GEORGE ROUNER fMable Reberj, R. N. '27 1737 F. St., Iowa City, Iowa I-lfblllkl lllZlkGl' She also did for her husband and his family. some private duty. ANNA GRABER, R. N. '27 Sterling, Illinois Office nurse Dr. Rubright. in the Home Hospital owned by MARY SUDERMAN, R. N. '28 She seems to have gotten out of connection with her Alma llater and all that is known is that she is married. MARY I-IOIASOPPLE, R. N. '28 Dhamtari, C. P. India Missionary nurse and is superintendent of the hospital at Dhamtari. BIARY FRIGY, H. N. '28 Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana Matron of Kulp Hall, the women's dormitory of Goshen College. Sho is also taking some school work there. NAOMI HERSHEY, R. N. '28 2012 Dauphin St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Doing general duty at Jeanes Hospital in Phila- delphia, a hospital which is especially for cancer cases. MRS. AMOS BRENNEMAN fMaggie Showalterj, R. N. '29 Denbigh, Virginia In her home beside the James River she is hap- pily caring for a young son born in February, 1934 MRS FRED GEORGE Cliena Catesj, R. N. '29 Sidney, Nebraska A home maker and does private duty nursing occasionally. MRS JOHN DOUGLAS fMaude Buckinghaml, R. N. '29 Route Three, Mountain Home, Arkansas Rural nurse in the mountainous countryin which she lives, besides being a home maker. JOSEPHINE DAVIS, R. N. '29 519 Madison, St. Charles, Missouri Doing private duty Work in St. Charles. Has re- cently completed a post graduate course in ob- stetrical nursing in VVomen's Hospital in Detroit, where she also did general duty work for a time. HANNAH BAER, R. N. '29 Hagerstown, Maryland Doing private duty near her home. MRS HARLEY RHODES fAlta Wengerb, R. N. '29 Harrisonburg, Virginia Home maker for her banker husband to whom she was married in February of this year. DORA SHANTZ, R. N. '30 Dhamtari, C. P., India Missionary nurse and in charge of the medical work carried on at Mahodi. GRACE BRUNK, R. N. '30 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Night supervisor here. Recently completed a three months course in communicable diseases in Herman-Keifer Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. GLADYS HELNIUTH, R. N. '30 Box 142, Garden City, Missouri Doing private duty near her home in Kansas City. MRS. JOHN C. KING fEsther Helmuthj, R. N. '30 Garden City, Missouri Makes a home in town for her husband, who is a truck driver. MARIAN KAUFFMAN, R. N. '30 Mennonite Hospital, La Junta, Colo. Office nurse at her Alma Mater and sponsor of the freshmen class. MRS. MARVIN RHODES fHazel Schertzb, R. N. '30 ha Junta, Colo. Busy and happy in her new house on the farm where, with her husband, she plans to raise tur- keys and chickens this summer. MRS. PAUL MININGER CMary Erbj, R. N. '30 Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana. Took work at the college part of the year and is teaching a mission study class besides keeping her home and doing some nursing. PRISCILLA LIECHTY, R. N. '30 237 Oak Ave., Wauseon, Ohio Doing private duty after having spent some time at general duty nursing in the Wauseon hospi- tal. MRS. ARTHUR 1-IERTZLER thldna Brunkj, R. N. '30 Denbigh, Virginia Her year old son keeps her busy as a home maker. MARY EMMA HLYNSBERGER, R. N. '30 Royersford, I-'ensylvania Doing private duty near her home. RUBY GLICK, R. N. '30 Modesta, California Vvorking in one of the hospitals near home at times and also doing private duty. ESTHER YVIDMER, R. N. '30 Vifayland, Iowa Doing general duty nursing in the hospital in Vvashington, Iowa. MRS. DAVID ALIIJERFER fMary Histandj, R. N. '30 615 Market'St., Scottdale, Pennsylvania Home maker for her husband and their young son who was born in February, 1934. MILS. TRVIN l'Nlil7H 4Esther liillll8l'J, R. N. '30 Harper, Kansas Having taken to herself a husband, she seems to be enjoying the bliss of matrimony. 53 ALUMNAE DIRECTORY IIOHPLNLL KAUFFMAN H N 31 West Lxbelty 01110 Is domg gene1'11 duty nuxbmg it Wefwtexn Re b61V8 UHIVBTNIIY Hospltal 111 Clevelmd 01110 ADFLILNL ASHLIHAIN R 'NT .51 btlykel Ohio Ib domg general duty nurwng 111 the NIDOIGOH HOS1J1t1l Nnpoleou, Ohlo AQIXFS ASHLIVIAN R 1X 31 btlvkel Ohxo buftumg nom L mage ot 111 hellth Whlbh how lmsted for some tlme IOLA SCHILRTL R N 31 SLe11111,, 111111015 Is dmug general duty Illllfalllg fmt the Home Hoa Dlt 11 owned by D1 Rubxlght 111 bterhug MRS XVII LARD HOOI Y QOIL Ml11B!J R N 31 Llystml Sprmgs Kansms Home makel and the mother of L llttle Evuu Be Ltllce boxn SCDtCIHb6l 19 1933 glll XDA SLALALI I 'NI llupel Kaus. P11vLte duty, lllllblllg neu hen home NIYRTL14 ZIVIULRMAN R N 31 Hupel Kxnsxs At home md :he lb not needed by hel flllllly domg pux lte. duty 1111151115 when Mhb HFRIDHEI LOUFHAN fMfLzy hllen Heatwolej R N 51 bites Oklahom L ter of the Pnends chulch IAURA MILLFR R IN 31 Womens HOS171t,Ei.1 D6tl0It NI1c,h1ga.n Tllilllg fi seven month pobt gradu xte course IH ObS'1.6t11Cd1 nurmng after havlng been night bupelvlsor fox fm number of years at her Alma NI'1te1 MATTII HO1Llx R N 5.5 l'11ot 1JO11lt Texv. EUDGIVISOI Lt Rest Cottage HOS1Jlt'11 111 P1101 I,O1l1t whexe her Ch'1I 1Ct8llif.1C enthuslabm IS woxkmg xefoxma 111 the obstetrlcfll department NAOM1 KAUFDMAN R N SZ Hebstou K'11lSLb Is d0ll1g genelal dutx nulblng Ill the Ebeuezgl Hoslut L1 111 Brush C0101 Ldu VlRb VIAQNAR HJELMSTAD fMdIg'116t Vllllezj R N 32 1 L Juntx Colo Malrmd A11111 11 1934 so lb busy Lt home mak lllg bes1des being rehef supervlsol 'ind office 1111158 'It he! 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I'd enjoy a game again: however, when I'm working split shift on surgical floor with so many patients as we have now, I think I get all the exercise I need, especially dur- ing this hot weather. I Owe the Lord a Morning Song, what an ap- propriate song to sing at devotion this morning. Somehow it gives me the needed inspiration at the beginning of a busy day as this one will undoubt- edly be. There are three major operations and a nursery full of babies, besides what may have come in during the night. This is Wednesday so we sing on the floors in- stead of having private devotion with each patient. There are several request songs this morning. The patient in 316 wants us to sing If I Could Hear My Mother Pray. In his suffering no doubt hc thinks of his mother who is miles away. Miss Merril looks tired this morning, but no wonder. According to her report they must have had a wild night-two emergencies, a new baby, one medical patient, and surgical filled up. I'm :sure the night girls are glad to see the day force come on. Four patients are assigned to me this morning -two post-operatives, a fracture case, and one of the new patients for surgery. I shall have plenty to keep me busy. My fracture patient will take over an hour's time4those fracture beds! VVhy must people fall off of barns and ladders! My new patient must have his bath first. He goes to surgery at eight-thirty. What a strapping big fellow he is. He must be at least six inches longer than the bed. I wonder if he is one of these men who insists on having his bed look as though a cyclone had struck it, I really don't blame any- one for not wanting his toes smashed flat from the covers, but I do like to have my beds look fairly respectable, at least. You see I know that our doctors are very observing and even notice :auch trifles as a square corner. By the way, my patient who had a ruptured appendix has an order for continuous ice bag to lower abdomen, and I absolutely must keep that filled because he is Dr. Merlin's patient and one of his favorite hobbies is to find hot ice bags or cold water bottles. No. 331 seems so uncomfortable, I must take care of her next. Her dressings and binder are saturated. Dr. Jansen will soon be here to irrigate her incision and change dressings, then I can get her all cleaned up. But how will I ever get her bed changed. She is almost as broad as the bed and too sore to help move herself. She must weigh around two hundred pounds.-My, I'm glad I'm skinny. Miss Logan says the only way to get this pa- tient on a clean sheet is to transfer her to a clean bed-so here goes. That was a real task, but 1 know she feels much better. VVhat a satisfaction to make a patient feel clean, cool, and comfortable, it repays one for all the efforts put forth. It's getting late. Answering lights always puts one back with the regular work. Here comes Dr. Connell and the supervisor isn't here. I hope he doesn't ask for any foreign article this morning. Making rounds with a doctor isn't the nerve rack- ing procedure now that it was when I was a fresh- man. How well I recall my probie days. The first time I helped do a dressing I was nearly petrified with fear. When asked for another package of cuts my heart nearly stopped, because I couldn't imagine what a cut might be. Next comes the boy with the punctured abdo- men. At last we can give him a few sips of water. The poor fellow has suffered terribly from thirst the last two days. Yesterday he tried to drink from his flower vase and hot water bottle. It was pathe- tic to hear him beg for a drink. Here is my ether patient from the operating room, I haven't done a bit of charting yet: 318 isn't finished, and my fracture patient is still Wait- ing for her bath. If only I were two people instead of one. Dinner time, and I actually managed to get my work up to date. Now for an hour of class, then one and a half hours of leisure, until time to go back on duty at 3:30. Is it really 3:15 already. I had planned to do so much this afternoon, and all I did was sleep. Another grand rush to get my evenings work done-temperatures to take, trays to serve, backs to rub, fix up patients, chart, answer lights, and lecture at 7:30. This hall looks like a Christmas tree this even- ing with lights popping on everywhere. No. 328 is all upset because soup was served on her tray, and she doesn't like soup. Our bachelor patient is out of humor because his light wasn't answered stat. Mrs. Castleton is crying for her mother, even the babies are raising their voices in protest, I wonder what is wrong with everyone. Seven o'c1ock! here is Miss Merril, and we may go as soon as our work is finished. But after lecture I must work on my case study, and get my obstetrics lesson for tomorrow. Ten-thirty-the close of another day. It has been an unusually busy one. My mind and body are weary, but 'ere I fall asleep, I wonder, have I done my best today? MAUDE SWARTZENDRUBER, ' 3 4 OUR BUSINESS FRIENDS GREEN, S MORTUARY Ambulance Service 315 Santa Fe Phone 15W THE MAYER FUNERAL HOME Raton at Fourth Phone 100 MANLEY,S DRUG STORE If It's Drugs-VVe Hnve It LA JUNTA DRY GOODS COMPANY Department Store LARSEN,S OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY Optometrists 9 West Second Street FREE DELIVERY Phone 53 PARAMOUNT STUDIO SPENCER CHEVROLET CO. 309W Colorado, Upstairs SALES-SERVICE SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER CO. C '1'1i 'e 'S of Phone 193 PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE ELITE STUDIO LA JUNTA SHOE SHOP Portraits and Kodak Finishing 108 West Second Street THE SYLW0013 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Apparel for WVomen Exclusive but not Expensive Delm t 'e t store JOHN DEVINE KLEINBS MARKET AND CROCERY Paper Hanging, Decorating GROCETERIA AND MARIQET 15 West Fifth Street Phone 96 Phones 405-406 W 888-889 BARRIE,S E. W. WOOLWORTH The Only Independent Variety Store in La Junta 215-217 Colorado Avenue Phone 326.1 RICE DRY GOODS COMPANY 212 Santa Fe Avenue Phone 846 VALLEY FLORAL SHOP Vile Telegrzl ph Flowers Phone 28 OW F. M. STARK AND COMPANY Furniture 0 Rugs 0 Draperies MELIS-ROATH CO. -- JEWVELERS - 201 Colorado Avenue OUR BUSINESS FRIENDS KE NYON MOTOR CO. LA .IUNTA ICE AND STORAGE CO. Ford VS Ice and Coal Phone S00 MONTGOMERY WARD AND co. SEDL0 Lal Juutais Illdcllellllibllt Cash Food Store 1'h0Hff 116 Phone 876.1 MACMARR,S GOODMAN,S A Clothes Shop for Men and Young Men Fancy Groceries and Meats Phone 131W THE CENTRAL FILLING STATION Fred NV. Fidler Santa Fe at Fourth Phone 446W CHARLIEQS PLACE Vvhere Service and Quality Counts THE MAYHEW HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Complete House Outfitting 305 Colorado Avenue Phone 44 KIT CARSON BEAUTY SHOP Harold R. XVest, Proprietor Phone 182W THE HOOD BAKING CO. Big H Bread Phone 138 LA .IUNTA TRIBUNE Artistic Printingv The Proof Is In Your Hand BIGGS REALTY CO. VVoo1lruff Block over Mal1ley's THE QUALITY STORE Falnily Outfitting Draper Building Phone 750 THE F. AND A. BOOK SHOP SUPERIOR CLEANERS Office Supplies and Gift Shop Pressing - Pleating Phone 620 12 West Third Street Phone 124 Perpetuate 'l'he Day LUMIERE STUDIO 514 Sixteenth Street Denver, Col THE REXALL STORE 122 Santa Fe Telephone 2 HOLBROOK, S VVomen's and ClliIdl'0l17S VVeur 10 West Third Street '6M1KE THE TAILOR 107 Santa Fe Avenue Pressing, Cleaning, Altering HUDSON I TEICIRAPLANE CIIRYSLER I PLYIYIOUTH BAILEY BROS., INC. PUBLIC UTILITIES CONSOLIDATED CORPORATION Phone 27 57 OUR BUSINESS FRIENDS THE AUTOMOTIVE GRINDING AND MACHINE COMPANY Service and Parts for ull Cars Everything in Mews Xveur HUB CLOTHIERS KLASSY KLOTHES FOR MEN SPICER,S For Good Eats Stop :md Shop Corner Fifth and San Juan AL MILLER SERVICE STATION Car Nxvllillillg' and Greusing Sam Juan and Third Phone 172 PALACE CASH CUT-RATE DRUG STORE See Our Every Daly Cut Prices Sells for Less. Phone 251 THE LA JUNTA STATE BANK Straight Ahead for 40 Years McKENZIE MUSIC STORE lflverytlling ill Blusic I.0.0.F. Building Phone 346 C. R. MAPES Heating and Plumbing 6 NVest Third Street PARSONS SHOE SHOP East Second Street LA JUNTA TRADING CO. Fuel - Feed - Lumber Phone 183 SAFEWAY STORES Distribution XVithout Wvuste Phone 218 THE COLORADO SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Unexeelled Facilities ---- Friendly Serviee J. JOHNSON l,lHlllbill2,' und Heating 124 VVest First Street Phone 345 WISWELL CREAMERY CO. f l'he Flavor Wvins Your Favor BEST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS f'Senql It To The Laundry 114 Cimzrrron Avenue Phone 150 THE PARK HOUSE Cafeteria in Connection 302 Santa Fe Phone 574W LA JUNTA HARDWARE CO. 118 Santa Fe PhOl ie 19 SMITH SHOE STORE Phoenix Hosiery Red Cross :ind Peters Shoes MCCUNE TRANSFER C0. JAYNES, TEA ROOM Special Dinners ---- Board und Room 201 Cimarron Phone 550 GARDNER MOTOR CO. Dodge und Plymouth 115 Raton Phone 16 FARTHING FLOWER SHOP 104 West First Street Phone 94 Phone 666 IN APPRECIATION To our lnfsimuss frimzfds who have So loydlly ,supported us. To Solcud Gambffr, our staff advisor, for hor willing assistanoo and onoourogoment. To tho student body for the splendid cooper- ation shown. To the Alzmfmao, uflzo responded so nobly with flmil' support and 'i'lZfUI'6S?f. 59 AUTOGRAPHS 69 ,J 1 X x 4: ' 1 1 f