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

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THE V NIGHTINGALE J l938 Junior High School Auditorium Song, To Thee, O Lorcl, I Lift Mine Eyesl' ..,.....A, Student Nurses Invocation ..,i,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,...oi R. H. Mcflart, Pastor of Nazarene Church Presentation of Class ,f.................r.,r...........r..,.................................. ,,mn...,,..,.,..,.,.,,,..lXlaiule Swartzenilrubcr, R. N., Class Sponsor Music Address ,,,,,,, .,.....,. R . S. Johnston, M. D., Class Doctoi Music Address ,.,.....,...............,.....,... A. J. Metzler, Scottdale, Pennsylvania Candle Liglitingf Service Presentation of Diploinas .... A. H. Erb, Superinteuclent of Hospital Frey, Director of Nursing Service Class Song, HO, Master, Let Me Wlalk lllith Thee Benecliction .....,....... .........,,,,.,......,..,...,,.,.,...........,,,,,,,,,,,, A lien H, Ei-35 .A WA-nwoH -K.-. I S C:OI l'll'TlSI'lCeI l'1GI'l'l lDl O3I'Cll'Tl June 4,1938 Senior Snaps

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Virginia Gomall CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Matter of fact bargain hiwiter .. mp NIOHIINOALE 1938 athletic . a musician has reel hair likes Sani- tariaiii work. Katie Yoder MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Characteristic laugh clepehcl- able says we-e-l-l-V' when she cloesiilt agree with aiiyoiie looks aheacl. Beryl Marshall CAXON CITY, COLORADO Knows her owh ihiiicl .. paiiot ual practical efficient .. asaally says just what she thinks.

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enior Class l-listory l.GVerG 56I'1IOl' SVIGPS Mme, '38 H THE NIGHTINGALE l938 In September, 1935, ten giirlstroni various parts of our eountry, who had visions oi service to God and mankind through the rned- iuin ot' nursing, eaine to La Junta to enter Tl1e Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing. After the first few days we indeed questioned our ability to reaffli that goal which was so far away. Our first appearanee in uniforins and eaps, first baths given on the ward, first hypos, first night duty and nianv other Hfirstsw brought a feeling of satisfaction which will never be forgotten. lVe were progressing. The second year brought doetor's lectures and other Classes, also speeial serviees in the operating room, obstetrical departnient and Tuberculosis sanitariurn. These meant long, hard hours but We were rewarded, by inany new and interesting' experiences. The third year niarked still another niile post when we went to Denver for six inonths of study at Denver General Hospital and three niouths at Colorado Psvehopathie Hospital. These Courses were very valuable and rnueh enjoyed but what a thrill to again re- turn to our own Alma Mater, Along' with our vvork we enjoyed many periods of recreation-pai2 ties, pienies, literaries, trips to Royal Gorge, Garden of the Gods, Bible Institute, and of eourse, best of all, sununer vacations at our various homes. lVe paint ourselves, the joy, the fear of which the eoniing' life is inade, - And in the field of destiny, we reap as We have sown. ' '-- Vtlhittier. . 4 - we 1- - ' -MZ ' fd5s5z 1?