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

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W PRESENTI NG THE QLASSES Senior 1941 junior 1942 Freshman 1943

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ORGANIZATION OF THE MENNONITE HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING The Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing was established in 1915 by the Mennonite Church as an integral part of the Hospital and San- itariuni. The purpose of the School is to teach Christian women the art of nursing in such an cnvironinent, that they may develop in Christian life and character while they are receiving their nursing education, The Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing is accredited by the Colorado State Board of Nurse Examiners, Faculty ALLEN H. ERB Superintendent of Mennonite Hospital and Sanitariuin Instructor in Bible NORA M. MILLER, B. A., R. N. Director Nursing School and Nursing Service MARY K. FREY, B. S., R. N, Director Nursing Education, Science Instructor LAVERA MILLER, B. A., R. N. Nursing Arts Instructor ADA BURKHART, R. N. Operating Rooni Supervisor and Instructor MAUDE SWARTZENDRUBER, B. S.. R. N. Surgical Supervisor and Instructor FLORENCE KAUFFMAN, R. N. Obstetrical Supervisor and Instructor EDNA AMSTUTZ, R. N. Medical Supervisor and Instructor MATTIE H. GRIESER, R. N. Tuberculosis Supervisor and Instructor AGNES ASCHLIMAN, R. N. Dietitian VERNA ZIMMERMAN, R. N. General Evening Supervisor ADELINE ASCHLIMAN, B. A., R. N Late Night Supervisor Nursing School Committee Nora BI. Miller, B.A., R.N. ,,,, ........ I lirector of Nursing School and Nursing Service Mary K. Frey, B.S., R.N. .... .... D irector of Nursing Education. Science Instructor Ada Burkhart, R, N, ..................,............ ...... 0 perating Room Supervisor Maude Swartzendi-uber, BS., R. N. ............................ Surgical Supervisor Allen H, Erh ....,................... Superintendent of Hospital and Sanitariuni S. C, Yodelg S.'l'.D.. D. ll. ,,..........,,,, Professor of Bible, Goshen College. Goshen, Ind. Milo Kauffman, MA. ...... ....,... P resident, Hegston College, Hesston, Kansas

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