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

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local Board Dt Management J. A. Heatwole .... ......... P resiclewtf E. E. Miller .,.,.,,,,,,, .,,., V ice Prcsiclcmf Clarence Ebersole, .... .... S ccrctary A. XV. Rhodes ........ .... 1 'rcczsurcr A. M. lleatliernian S. C. Yoder Allen H. Erb The Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities owns and controls all the property connected with the Mennonite Hospital and Sanatoriuin. Every phase of the hospital's work is under its control and it is responsible, legally, for any of its activities. O11e member of the executive connnittee of the general mis- sion board is represented on the local board of management. At the present time S. C. Yoder, of Goshen, Indiana, secretary of the general board, holds this menibersllip. The general hoard also appoints the sup- erintendent of the hospital a11d tl1e superintendent of nurses. The direct details of responsibility are delegated to the local board of management. The names of the inenihers of this hoard appear above. They are elected by the Missouri-Kansas conference in which dis- trict the hospital is located. 'l'hus, we see that the line of responsibility falls, first, on the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities: second, the local board which is responsible to the above: then follows the superintendent ol' the hospital to whom are respowsihle the heads of all the departments. These manage every phase of hospital activity. 8