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

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1' ti' NQN4 ., 11 Q-. ,x .fif- 1 ,iff - 'y , , .. . . Q,,,,.,-. -.,.,,,, ,7,,,W,,.,i- i.k?, q:g-Fitz!!-gi :Sl Ffw . 'v..l,, , L l The IQHTI GALE 1944 ' C21 'Z Published by the Student Body MENNONITE HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING LA JUNTA, COLORADO YY? ANNA MAE IZIRKICY , . .4 , ,. XSSl:4fzl11l P11111 ANNAUICI.I,I'l THUYIC Ii Bufiuew Nl'1l1'l' e GICXICVEIYE LEHMAN . . . . . VICIAI,-X T,l'1TXYILLlCH . EDNA AMSTUTZ . . ' r . . ,XSSISHIIII Inllslll 'uc-ulty Spun ,. Ac 1, Fflif ' ess Nlilllll, Qdication To Hzow of like faith ll'l.HI Us who lzarr, Hzrougli lH'lIKljl'l', Cllllgllf ff glilfiljaw of rm UU out 111i.w.wiof11ury effori af flzrf ?Lf'l'lIllHllf:iUIl of Hin pfnwsvzzf ct1'1'.wi.w,- and fo 21110515 zrlm un' ffiziff-ff lill1r',p1'11l1fwl', mul fifllflx in .wzpporf of Hn' Z!I'tIlI,'I'j!If' of pecirw, nic' I'I,'HPf'l'f.fillH'U drrliwfzfnf this rigllfh wrlilioilf of' the Niglzlingule. foroword lt is our purpose, in this eighth edition of the Niglitingzlle, to give you il picture of our Work, unml show the part that is being- acted hy your Church Nursing' School in carrying out ai niissionary entleuvor. lf, through this '1JUbllCZlil0ll, we can encourage other Chi-istizui woinen to engage in Christizui Nursing with 21 tiUiil1lliC niissionury vision, or encourage anyone to 4-loser fellowship with Christ, we shall have eoinpleteil our purpose. MINISTRATIO MENNONITE HOSPITAL z: LA JUNTA, COLORADO Dedicated to the welfare of the sick, in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spiritn unnuunnnnnnnnmnnlunnnnulnununnnnnnnlnnuuuunnnennn1muununuunuuum riof Historical Survey The Mennonite Hospital and Sanitariuni as we have it today had its beginning in 1008, when a Tuberculosis Sanitariuin was founded by the Mennonite Church. This work was begun, and has continued, under the direction of the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities. A tract of land was purchased near lla Junta, and a Sanitarirnn erected thereon. ln a stew years other than tuberculosis patients were seeking' adinittance to the institution. ln 1915? control and operation ot' the city hos- pital was accepted by the General Board. The probleni was teniporarilv solved but as the work grew this proved inadequate. In 1923, a petition was inade to the Gen- eral Board for establishing' a new hospital at La Junta. ln 1925 the old Sanitar- iuin was sold and a plot on the Southwest edge of the city was chosen as the site tor the New Hospital. The nanie Mennonite Hospital and Sanitai-iuni was chosen for the new buildings and on April 8, 1928, they were ready for occupancy. The Mennonite Hospital and Sanitariuni is a seventy-bed institution, approved by the Ainerican College ot Surgeons, and registered with the Ainerican Medical Association. A Board of Directors, including seven local men, one ineinber of the General Board of Missions and Charities and the Superintendent of the Hospital is directly responsible for the governing of the institution. Board of Directors Mennonite Hospital and Sanitariuni PAUL J. HERSHEY ....,,,. President E. lil. SHOXVALTER .... .... l 'ice-.President A. VV. RHODES ,..c......,...,... ....... T reasurer CLARENCE EBERSOLE .................,,.....,....... Secretary AliLl1lN H. ERB MAGNOH- HJ EDYLVISTAD MARVIN D. RHUDES BERT D. SNYDER DR. SANFORD C. ihlt,lDlilR 5 ALAN H. ERB Sl'l'lCRIN l'ENDFIXT HF I-ItlSl'IT.XL his Hour 0 Opportnnit It has been said that necessity is tl1e llltlflltxl' of invention. Poverty. distress, difficulty, disaster have Often coiitributed to the beginning of 801119 worthy- e11deavor. Out of tl1e suffering of the Cfriinean lVar, Florence Nightingale arose as tl1e founder of 1110tl6l'll nursing. Out of tl1e 111oral de- cline and skepticisin of England in the latter half of tl1e eighteentl1 Century, arose tl1e quiekening Wesleyan revival. May it be that lllfx global war which now eneircles the earth, tl1e ahnost, revolu- tionary social changes whieh roll toward us like a mighty tidal wave, tl1e death destroying filllllllt' over inany parts of tl1e earth whim-ll is already taking a daily toll of thousands of lives. the loss of faith in tl1e Christian Cliurch and the K'l1lll'4fll'S God whieh is. enshrouding 111011 in lllind infidelity. are the sorrows whieh shall call forth and nur- ture tl1e inightiest inissionary endeavor tl1e world has yet 96611. New ineans of coniniunieation will have lllilill' all tl1e world our Close 116lg.1'llll01'S, improved scientific resources will have increased our tal- ents, and llll unprecedented 11atio11al llliftlillfl shall have plaeed money i11 our hands., All these will he ours while the world's darkest cloud of war. suf- fering. disease. poverty and sin will engulf huge segments of tl1e people of the world, More people will know of all these things than ever before. The Great Religious Crusades of the past enriched the travelers with a knowledge of new lands illltl 11l:'XV people, Cultures were transfer- red froin H116 land to another. Likewise the present lnovenlent of nations over tl1e earth will enrich each witl1 tl1e knowledge of tl1e other. We will tl1en 1110l'E than ever he our l1rother's keeper. Tl1e nurses of tl1e Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing will share this increased responsibility. They stand on the threshold of this 116NV world. Never have nurs.es been eailed hy a greater need. Never have tl1ey seen niore opportunities. Never l1ave they been challenged to niore 1-o11secrated endeavor. The nurse is peculiarly prepared for this op- portunity. She l1as tl1e tools for service fllllt tl1e world IIUXV needs. Suffering bodies need the llllll- istry of her trained hands, GOV6l'11lIl0lllS now recogiiize this a11d grant priority of passports to nurses. Blinded souls lltltfll the light of her Saviour and Lord. I think it was Rohert E. Speer who said. Knowledge of a need and power to ineet that 11t'8tl eoiistitutes a missionary call. The truly unselfish nurse will face tl1e world a11d say. lVhere can l give the llltlbityv-lltlf where ran 1 get tl1e 11lOSf'f This will Call for her efforts and will rally all llfll' resources. The need of tl1e hour will challenge tl1e hest. ln this hour lllzlj' he horn soine new and far-reaching niissionary inovcinent. -Allan H. E1'lJ Medical and Surgical Staff 1111 flnernuriam C. E. MORSE, M.D. T110 M1-11i1':1l :11111 S111'g11l'211 Slzlft' lllk 1110 Alilllllllll- 111- I111s11it:11 :11111 S:111it:l1'i11111 NHS f'11l1l1'i11llU'11 iw 11111111 111 1110 A1'lll4'11 191111-es of 1110 1'l111l'I1 St:1t0s. Liellt. 0111, Alle-11. 1,11-111 C11111111:l111101' 1Vt'1l01'. 31:1- --.Qt 1 - 1 1411 I11111111. 31.11111 11:l1lS91l. 111111 11111121111 i.:1s1l, I11'1' lll1SS1't1 :ls we 2Z1f111'1' ful' ll11l' 11:li1y 1:1sks, 'lwlll' sl111110l1 d0:1tl1 of 1111 t'. IC. 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H1119 1110111111-1's of 1110 .Xa-five Staff :lt 111'9Se11t, :11'0 : I111v1111's lfillullgfl. 1'111111e1'. Iji11'1S. .I111111st011. 1 :1111swc11'1'1l. 1.411111s. 1'it110y :11ld Stivklos. T110 1-1111s1l11i11g stuff K'Ul1S1S1S of Dr. George Ivllfllg of 1'11011111. 1i:111i11l11g:ist 111111 1111-01-t'111' of X-11:1y l:1l1111':1t111'y: 171'. 0. W. XI2lY1li11'L10f P11011111. 1':1tl1l11gisI :11111 Di1'ec:t111' uf P:1t11111:i1':11 1.111111111- 1f11'ie-sg I11'. C. U. Givse of 1'111111':11111 S1'1D1llgS. 11110111- ist :l1111 l1i1'01-t111- of 1110 '1'1l1101-c11111sis S:l11it:l1'i11111. T110 l'0g'is1'01'1-11 T11-'l111N1S of 1,11 J11111:1 :l1'0 Il110NV- 011 141 11s0 1I11s11i1':11 f:11'iliti0s for de11t:11 Nl11'g'Q1'y. T110 M1-11ic':l1 Stuff 1111s 110011 :1111e 111 0x11-1111 the 11l'1Y111'gl' 111' Ass111:i:1ti1111 111 the 11101111101's of the 1101111111 Slzlff :lt 1110 .Xl'1llj' Air 1i:ls0 :11l11 11:ls 911- j11y1-11 l11is 1-11111:11-11 with Illillly filll' 111011. -R. S. JOHNSTON, M.D. Ralph S. Jolinston, Ala., M. D., F.A.o.s. Lecturer on Obstetrics and Gynecology Rush Medival Sr-lxool 1912: ln- ternslnip Kansas City General Hospital. Kansas City. Mo.: Sin'- geon in Charge, Santa Fe Hose pital. 'La 'Llunta. Colo.. for the past twelity-eight years. R. L. Davis, M. D. I.0C'l'll1'61' on Medical Diseases No1'tlxweste1'n lliiiversity Medi- c-al Sm-lnool. Chicago. lll.g Univer- sity of Kansas. Lawrelif-e. Kan- sas: Denyei' General Hospital. Denver, Colorado. A. L. Sticfklos, M. D. Lectui-er on Allergic Conditions Southern California County Hos- pital. Los Angeles, Calif.: Sl. B61'1lill'il'N Ilospital. Cliiclago, Ill.: T1Pll'l:'l'1l1Zlll General Ilospital. San lfi-:11a'isco. Calif. G. E. Calonge, M. D. I,Pf'flll'Gl' on Diseases of l'l'i112ll'y System and Ortllopeflics Loyola ivIllV0l'SifY. Cl1ild1'en's Hospital. St. Elizabeth Hospital. all in Cllicagog Oak Park llos- pital. Oak Park. lll.: St. Eliza- beth Hospital. NVashing:ton. D. C.. Santa l:'e Hospital. To- peka. Kansas. and La Jllllfil. Colo. S . lw31gf'i . .gif 3 :Egg -' i' 'L . xi ii f Y . f X ' r 5 li V Ha gg in gs- V . 1.f..3f- . T. . . s: a::.':...' H -'--: 15.3.51 :g-5:- .. .,.e: .- ' ' Q . ig sg ae... YV. A. Loops, M. D. Gracluate Milwaukee Merlin-al College: Illll-'l'l1Sili1l Trinity Hos- pital. Milwaukee. Wisconsing Four years of pl-an-tive as n1is- sionary in India: l'ost-Graduate work in Claim-ago: Now at Santa Fe Hospital, La Jlllllfll. Colo. T. J. Cooper, M. D. l'.om't1n'e1' on Venereal and Co1n1111n1icalmle Diseases Kansas City I'niye1'sity. Kansas City. Mo.: lntornsllip in James Xvilliitll' Memovial Hospital. XVil- Illillgflllll. N. C.. and in Pi'esby- terian Hospital. Denver. Colo.: i,HSf-Gl'il1lllill'E' vomses at Mayo Clinic. Roc-lnester. Minnesota. and at lliriningliain. Ala.. under Dr. Sln'opshi1'e in GQl1ii0-ll1'l11- ary li Charles O. Gieso, I-3.Ph., M. D. CUIISHHZIIIT i11 Tlilueiwlllosis I,vc't1l1'e1- ou 'lfl1Dt'1'C'lli0SiS lv11iY0l'Siij' uf Iuwzl. Iowa City. Iowa: l'11iVe1'si'ry of Si, Louis, St. Louis, Missourig Medical Ilirea-lm' of xIlldl l'11 XXvUUdlllIl11 of A111v1'iw1 S2l11ii1ll'ilU11. M. S. Fzu'usWo1'tl1, M. D. XvIIlldl4I'Di1f I'l1iV9l'SifY. Nalslivillv. Tti1l11.I Buttle Freak fl-21l1ii2ll'ill1l1 for six yvzlrs, George lhlfllgl, M. D. LOL'ilU'l'l' on Reidiulogy Vl1iYt'l'Sifj' of Cololwlrlo. ITOIIYEIK 1111101111102 Iiilcwliship ill St. Louis Cify liospitzll. Sf. Louis. Mm.: 1'ns1'-G1':1cl11a1tv cullrse. I'1'e-r-o11te11- ship lllldill' Dr. Allen :uid Dr. SUAVGIISQIII DI9l11Di l'SDi1l iii KS. N.A.g Iliplmiinte of :X1l10l'ii'Zlll 151021111 of Rzldiology. C. W. Muymml, M. D. L0l'fUl'0l' nu I'ntl1u1og5' Nm't11wvsl'm'11 T'11ix'v1'si'ry Medi! c-:il Sr.-lmul. Vlnim-algo. Ill.. l'li11ic'n1 lhitllulugist. luiolvlu. rl'Ui0l'2idU. I'1'f-side-11t uf Aiiiorif-uii Tm-ioty of c'li1lii'2l1 l':1t'11u1ugisTs. Charles J. Brown, D. D. S. 1,91-tiiivi' on Oflulitulugy 1'l1il:1di-llnhizl 139111111 Sclmul. Phil- illikxilllliil. I'z1.g Ihmwi' I'11iW1'- sity. Iivllvw. i'4r1u1':1du. I'.ewl'111'o1' Ull frllllltllililllibitbgj' :mud Ol'ol:u'y11gu1ogy School of Nursing Studying to be better jitteci fbf His service IO School Committoo The School Connnittee of the Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing was reorganized this year in accordance with then policies of the National League of Nursing Education. The following nienihers were appointed hy the Hospital Board of Directors : Paul Hershey. representative of the local Board Myron Lapp. represelltative of General Education Joe Shank. representative of Civic interests Mrs. Ruth lllhersole R.N.. representative of Alumnae Faye Giluh R.N.. representative of Public Ilealth Maude Sxvartzendrulrer R.N.. llirector of Sc,-hrool of Nursing Allen H. Erlv. Superintendent of Hospital. This Connniltee holds regular meetings every quarter and special meetings when called hy the chairman. The purpose of the School Coininittee is to assist the faculty in carrying out the educational activites of the school. rganization of tho School of Nursing FACULTY MAUIJE SWARTZENDRIIBER, B.S.. ILN. Director of Nursing School and Nursing Service NORA M. MILL-ICR HA., R.N. Director of Nursing Education. Nursing Arts Instructor IIELEN MUSER I3-.S., R..N. Science Instructor WIGLMA GRAIXEIL R.N. Assistant Nursing Arts Instructor EDNA AMSTUTZ B.A., R.N. Supervisor Medical l'nit, Instructor Medical Nursing ETIIE-Ir ZOOK B.A., R.N. Supervisor Surgical lfnit, Instructor Surgical Nursing INEZ SNYDER, Ii.A., R.N. Sanitariuni Supervisor. Instructor Tulnerculosis Nursing MARY J ANIC SWARTZENDRITBER ILN. Supervisor and Instructor Operating Unit IGIJITII PRIUH ILN. Supervisor Olwstetrical Unit and Ulmstelrics Instructor PEARL KAUBIFMAN 15.A. Dietitian and Instructor Foods and Nutrition MARY IIOS'l'liT'l'l'IIi R.N. General Evening Supervisor ZELMA BRUNK ILA., R.N. Late Night Supervisor 11 Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing Dlodgo I solomfnly plffalyv myself bcfforw Goal and Halo ClSSf'lllb1yf To clf:cl'iCofo my llfff llrlzolly ulnfo Gocl and fo purify my life !lf C07 Cll7lg lo filo Holy SCrlpfzH'1f.s anal His D'l'l7llllf ,. ll' fall. I I will clbstallozl from wlzalover is flololorlous and mls- CILlf37i0'I,lS cmrl will not lczlm or kvzowlfnyly oclnzz'ozlsfm' :my l2ll'7'l7'Zflll clr-zly. I will clo all ly my pounvr lo 1'louc1z'o tlzlv SIVCIIZVCZCZHI of my profos.Qlo11 and will lzolcl in a'o11flclonr'o all pol'- sowal mczllers oomfmittorl fo lily kwfplzzy, and ull family ffjfffzlw cofmlny fo my kfzzozrlffclyw in flu: prayollico of my professlovz. I will not lmowlvzlyly clmzy lilo poor uflly service zclllzfloz my pozwr fo ylwf. With loyalty will I cwcloooofr fo old the pllysiolfznz in his work, mul clooolo myself lo llm rrolforw of llzosv f'0'l1l'I1'ZlllfUCl lo my Caro. Wllll humility of fminol and ,spi1'lt, I shall devote by llfc lo the Sl?l UlCf4 of Clzrlst as flu' Loral, llwouylzl flu: C7l1,1l1'olL, may guido mc. Clinical facilities and Tl1e Mennonite llospital Sl'lllN1l of Nursing is a1'1-re1lil111l hy the c'lllU1'Zldll State lloard of Nurse EX2l1l1lll0l'S. The hospital and Sillliltllfllllll are niedieally Ullllllllllili for tl1e 111USf ll1Ullt'l'11 s1'ie111ifi1- fl't-lilflllillli of disease. l'li11ieal eXpe1'i1-l11'e is 111'ovi1l1'1l for the slu- 1 fllllll lllll'S0 ill hl'll0l'1ll Medical. Surgieal. Uhstet- rieal :lllll Tl1iJl?l'1'lliUSlS Nursing. Affiliation i11 two larger instilu1'io11s and in giving a NVGH-1'Ull111lUtl eourse ill Nursing Etluea- tio11. ITUIIYEI' General llospital. one of the large 1Il4Nl01'l1 hospitals of l11e 1Vest. offers a six-nionths D istribution of Services 1'l1l'll'Sl-1 of Clinical i11st1'u11tion lllifllldillg Pediat- ries. Gy11e1'ology. 15111e1'ge111'y and First Aid and Diet Therapy. A lwelve-weeks eourse ll Fsyc11iatry is also a part ol' the Sflllliillif affiliation The causes, syinptouns. Zllltl treatulent of form the ftllllldiltlflll for the 1'are. 111 Ill'l'Cl'1ll1lg years this taken at the lfniversity of diseases of the 111i11d principles of Nursing 1'0lll'SE of study was Colorado located in 11t11lV9l'. Now, he1'-ause of an additional lllllllbel' of affiliatiiieg students at that place, S0l110 of our s1111le11ts are 0l1l'Ull6'd at l'0lOl'lld0 State Hospital at Puelrlo, f'1Ji4ll'lld0. School of Nursing Curriculum TITLE OF COURSE TlTI1E Ull' COU Group I Biological and Pl1ysical Sciences 1 Auatoniy and 1'11ysiology 2 Microbiology 3 Chemistry Group Il Social ' Sciences 1 1'sy1-liology 511111 Mental Ilygiene 2 Nursing Care Studies 3 Ctllllllllllilty Hygiene and Slllllfiltiiill -1 History of Nursing :1 Pl'Uf9SSl01l2ll Adjustinent 1 G 1'1'ofessio11a1 Al1,lllSTl11P1lll Il Group Ill Medical Seienve 1 ll1f1'UdllL'tiUl1 lo Medl1-al Sciellee, l'atl1o1ogy 2 I,ll2lI'1112lC0l0I.fA' a111l 1'll0l'2l1lUl1fl4'S Group IV Nursing 211111 Allied Arts 1 Nursing A1'ts and Hygiene 'J - Nllil'liiO11 au1l Cookery 3 Diet Therapy 4 Ohs1etri1:a1 Nursing -Jf,i0l1l'l'2li Surgical Diseases: Surgical Specialties: Orthopedics fiA'lll'C0l0LIy and llrology U11t'l'2ll'il1g' RlJ0111 Teelinique 1'ill1l'l'Q'1'l1t'y and First Aid ti General Medical Diseases: Me1li1-al Specialties: '1'11her1'ulosis RSE Yeuereal Disease and Derinatology Clllllllllllliljilijll? Diseases T Eye. lflar. Nose a111l Throat S 1'0lll21i1'll' Nursing H l'sy1-l1iat1'i1' Nursing 10 liililti The Nursing School Clll'1'1l'lllllll1 is based U11 t11e Ulll'1'lC1lllll11 Guide as p1'e11a1'e1l hy the Nation- al League of Nursing 1+l1lu1'atio11 T11e Course of lI1Sfl'llt'flll11 covers three years, 1livi1le1l as fol- lows: l'1'e-1-111111: Service , .... Six Months ..... Six Months Medical Nursing Six Months Surgical Nursing 13 Ulrstet1'i1-al Nursing 1'lldlllll'1L'S ...,......,,....,.,,,,,,,,,.,..., ,,,, 1'11116I'g'PI1l'A' and First A111 .,., lliet Iili1'lll'1l ,,,,,,,.,,..,. .... ,,., Gvile-1'ology l'sy1'11iat1'y ...,,,.,,,.....,..... . 'l'll1lQl'L'llllISlS Nursing ..., Vacation ,,,,....,,,,......,.... Tll1'0Q Months Three Months One Month Six 1VeekS Txvo 1Veeks Twelve Weeks Tl11'ee Months Twelve Weeks Director of Nursing School and Nursing Service R.N. 1934 Colorado State College of Education 1935-36 Goshen College B.S. 1937 MRS. MAUDIC SXVAHTZENDRUBER ILS., R.N. uties of a irector of Nursin Director of Nursing Service! That is the title we give today to the person who is responsible that the right nurse is in the right place at the right time. At one time, not so far hence, she was called the Superintendent of Nurses. In other Words, she is tl1e person who sees to every phase of a nurse's activity when she is on duty-and sometimes when she is off duty. To a casual observer, a service schedule does not appear terribly complicated. Only one who has gone through those trying experiences of striving to supply each ward with an adequate staff of nurses can appreciate all of the details involved. It must be remembered that each student can have only a certain number of days in each department-that one nurse wants to be working days over a certain week endeanother does not want to be working 3:00 to 11:00 during Easter seasonwthe third wants a few days off the last of the month while her friend is visiting her- and so on. If only schedules could function for six months Without any further adjusting-the Work of the Director would certainly be lightened, Listed among the duties of the Director of Nursing Service is that of counseling nurses, maids, workers, and doctors concerning various items incidental to their work, Salesinen, selling drugs, supplies, equipments, and lllllll0FOllS articles needed in a hospital take a great deal of her tinie, Visiting patients in each departinent is expected of the Director, as this is the only way in which she can contact these persons for whom the hos- pital functions. ln this hospital the Director of Nursing Serv- ice is also tl1e director of the School of Nursing. Therefore. her time is divided between the hos- pital a-nd the school. The Educational Director works very closely with the Director of the School in all phases of the educational department. The curricculunl for the e11ti1'e year is planned largely hy the liducational llirector, and so is the pre! clinical routing of students on the wards. The llirector of the School teaches several suh- jects during the preclinical periods-usually Pro- fessional Adjustments and Nursing llistory. 111 addition to guiding students! educational activi- ties, she must be mindful of their health, social, and spiritual welfare. Not a sniall item, is that of discipline at the Nurses lloine Zllltl on the Hospital ward. lf thc llirector of the School and Nursing Serv- ice were entirely responsible for every detail mentioned ahove, her load would indeed be a heavy one. llowever. the facility of the school, and the Nursing Staff of the hospital, as well as the Superintendent of the hospital. all sha1'e i11 these responsibilities. The faculty is organized into five connnittees: ,NtillllIllSlI':lilUl1. Library and Curriculum, Student Welfare. Clinical Instruction, and Nursing Service l'rohIenls, These groups take care of the actvities coming under their respective heads and at the monthly faculty meetings, reports are discussed and decisions made. These decisions in turn are suhniittcd to the Nursing School Conunittee, and finally to the llospital Board of Directors. if their nature calls for same, -Mrs. M. Swartzendruber Senior Class CLASS MOTTO: '4C1i111b though the rocks be 1'ugr,Qged CLASS FLOYVER: A111C1'iCZl11 Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS: NViue and Wfhite CLASS OFFICERS President .....,......,..................,,,..,.,. Rufh Yoder Viee-Presidelliz ,,.A. A..... A IIIIZITTUHO Troyel' SOC,Y-T1'021SUl'01' ......, Avihlllfftil NVUZIVCI' Historian .,.,.,., ,.... IX ffzufjorie Yzmtzi CLASS DOCTOR - T. JQ Cooper MD. CLASS SPONSOR - Helen Moser B.A., R.N. 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Iiiijuys Iwzm- YW liful sunsvts ,,.g.a Cl JMMEN CEMENT PROGRAM .IVNIUR IIIGII SCHOOL AIYIJI'l'ORIUM Junu 20th, 1944 lllVOC'Zlti0ll Music' ....,...... Malo Quartet Pwsmlmriou nf WNW ' ' 17191611 glllmim KI' Cilllluh Lizhtixlg' Sei-vii-if :mud lvlpdgi. :Iss . po iso' ' I'l'0H0llf2lfU1l of Iliplnlilas . , , Bro. A, II. Erb Musir' . . .... . Malo Quartet' 1 . U1 In T I V Im H D M1111-1'111tQ-ilclelxtufflnspitaii Across.. . '. my iz., . glass D1,,.lm- llzllltlv Swzi1'lxe11d1'11iu-1-. R, N, ulwili HMP Umwhxt. liil'1'i'flll' uf Nursing Scwvivc , M V. , ,L - , Clziss Snug l0l111l1Pl1l'0llll'llf Addrm-ss . . llesidvnt lu. Iu. Miilei Goshon Cullvgv, Gosllvll. Illdillllil Iil'lll'iiii'fiU11 17 Senior Class Iiistory August 31, 1941-ln La Junta at last! That gray stucco building there among the trees was, as we soon learned, the Nurses' resi- dence. Being welcomed at the door by a friendly smile we were accompanied to our rooms by none other than our house mother, Mrs. Zink. As we counted noses we discovered fourteen eager girls, each anticiating her new caree1'. YVe hailed from Pennsylvania. Illinois, Indiana Michigan, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma. Califor- nia, and Colorado. Little did we realize tl1e last- ing friendships which were formed at that early date. XVhen we were asked to give our first im- pressions of La Junta at a get-acquainted so- cial held in the park, our yet tender memories of mother and home were touched a little deeper by Nete's rendition of the That XVonderful Moth- er of Mine. ln recalling those first lonely Sun- days in La Junta there lingers the memory of that song God Be With You 'Til We Meet. Again, which we helped sing at the close of the Sunday morning church service. In a few days we were shown our textbooks- and what an exposure! At this time, one of the girls decided she was more interested in a cot- tage small, and she returned to Oklahoma to be married. Thirteen of us struggled o11. Soon we were wearing blue uniforms and working a few hours each week on the floor. Answering lights was such an adventureg we didn't know what might appear inside that closed door, There were those turkey dinners! How we looked forward to each invitation to dinner. Oni Oh! XVe must watch our caloric intake, The weath- er already was agreeing with us. Election of class officers and sponsor.-NVe were fortunate to have Dr. Cooper appointed as our class doctor. Besides caring for our ills, Dr. and Mrs. Cooper entertained us royally at several picnics, not to mention the delightful evenings spent at their home. Christmas packages from home. For some it was a vacation trip home and for others it was our first Clhristmas away from home. Then came March 1 ..., XVould we be worthy of the title of i'Freshman nurse? lt was so much fun getting ready for breakfast that morning. Our spirits were high as they sang God Hath Not Promised Skies Always Blue-If New procedures illld added responsibilites con- fronted us each day-but we had a determination to win. Tests-Vacations-and then we were Juniors. Our junior year found us scattered throughout the hospital beginning our various special ser- vices. We enjoyed getting together in the even- ing to relax and enjoy the company of class- mates. Quite often we were quieted by the gentle tapping on the door and sl1hh . We had forgot- ten about tl1e ones who were trying to sleep. Many of our evenings were spent singing old familiar songs. among which was our favorite My Faith Looks Up to Thee. A box of goodies from home always meant a, party. Occasionally. sometime during the 'tstill- ness of the night that party was held. but more often our 8:00 - 10:00 study period was invaded. Footsteps were prevalent in the hall, so we ate by moonlight. Doctor's lectures-Tests-Thanksgiving dinner in the dining rtvom-Christmas-loved ones from home--were high spots of our happy and pros- perous Junior year. January found us with two new members from Iowa. Fern and Luella, who were made one with us at a popcorn party held the evening of their arrival. llow happy we were to again have tl1e original number of fourteen, XVe were divided into two groups for our affil- iation in Denver. As the time 'approached that half of the class would go to Denver. several early morning rises for breakfasts 'out of doors' were enjoyed. Those pancakes mixed with early morn- ing mist and day break were especially delicious. Junior - Senior Banquet-Vacations-then to Denver. lt was with apprehensive anxiety and anticipation that we began our work in Denver. Miss lola Miller saw us through the first two years of training and then, deciding we were capable of continuing without her. XVQ-'IIE to In- diana and was married. XVe, as a class felt we needed some o11e to look after us so we appoint- ed Miss Moser. h Ruth illld Lucy l1ad the misfortune to lose time due to illness, but they will be able to graduate with the class. Our stay in Denver was made more enjoyable by the happy privilege which was ours in that llro. and Sister Friesen opened their home to us. lt was ours anytime: many were the times we enjoyed Mrs. F'riesen's delicious home-made bread -not to 1nentio11 the other goodies we indulged in. December '43eOur class is again a pioneer. FUHI' of U16 filet group were sent to Pueblo for their Psychiatric affiliation. Commencement-State Board-and thus ends our three happy years together, WMARJORIE YANTZI n ffiliation Affiliation is that part of the nursing course which is taken away from the home school hos- pital. ll'e affiliate ourselves with another school of nursing for a period of time. Our hospital in La Junta does not have some organized depart- ments in which all students training in Colorado lnust have practice before they are allowed to take the State Board Iixamination at the end of the tln'ee year course. This affiliation of 11ine months takes place in the Senior year of our training, Each .lune half of the .lunior class leaves for Denver. They leave with misgivings in their hearts because they go to a new city and a new hospital. and little do they realize what a wealth of experiences are ahead of them. Six months are spellt at Denver General. the Denver County Hospital. Compared to our T0 bed hospital in La Junta. this T50 bed hospital looks enormous. In the six weeks of Diet Kitchen one almost forgets what it feels like to be a real nurse. That's where ones ability to cook shines forth. lt is a delight to serve a good looking tray, planned, cooked, and arranged all by ones self. Emergency presents thrills enough for any ad- venturous soul, Especially do the moments fly when the wards are full and each second counts for some patientsg the doctors issue brisk orders lllld one has no time for introspective thoughts. After a month of Eniergency it is quietiug to set- tle back to Nursing t'are. as we first. knew it. for two short weeks. These two weeks are spent in GYN which is the abbreviation for gyneogrology. Une of the notable tliingrs learned in this depart- ment is the new treatment being used for Syphilis. The Massive Mc1'harsen or Five Day Rapid treatment has given amazing results. One half of our time at IJEIIYK-'I' General is spe11t in Pediatrics. Pediatrics deals with the care of children and especially those not in good health. This department has its joys and sorrows, One of the sorrows is having the medicine that should be in the baby's mouth plastered all over the Nurse's face. One of the joys is to see an acutely ill baby appear well and happy in a few short days. The day the first half of the Junior Class starts in l'ediatrics the second half of the class starts work in Denver and so the new Senior Class is reunited. The remaining three months of the affiliation are spent at the Colorado Psychopathic Hospital, which is a branch of the University of Colorado, and for which we receive I'niversity credit. Part of the class goes to the State llospital in Pueblo, t'olo1-ado. and the other half takes their course at the branch hospital in Denver. In treating the diseased minds of patients, the nurse learns better mental hygiene herself. This nursing is so dif- ferent from the usual bedside nursing. and so many fascinating things are learned that the en- tire eourse passes rapidly and very interestingly. Besides the hospital work, Deliver is a large city with nially interesting sights to see. The summer evenings are spent visiting points of inter- est aud often just window-shilpping. The nearby mountains hold a fascination that is pathetic be- cause since gas rationing it is seldom we can visit. them. The few happy occasions spent in them have been inspirational and fully enjoyed. Last hut not least, our affiliating program would not be complete without the Mission home. To try to express our appreciation for that spot in Denver would be impossible. All we can say is, What must Denver have been without it. It has been a large source of the strenglth we received to carry on as Christian nurses and it has pro- vided a home for homesick girls in a big city. -ANNABEL-LE TROYER SENU JR CLASS SONG Uh hail Alma Mater we greet thee We've conle from States afar, To learn in thy halls of wisdom, And serve llim whose children we are. t'lItlHlfS Climbing' rocks tho' they be ruggedg Serving' Christ we'll travel on, Aiding those who're sielg i11 body, 'Till we all surround the throne, We give thee our loyal allegiance In the gladness of wholesome youth We offer in praise and devotion, Our highest endeavor for truth We're a class that is strong in its purpose, Wefve a spirit that never will die, And when this life's journey is ended, XVe'll unite with the host in the sky. 1 'J 3 4 ,J G T 5 Ei 10 Um' First Day Wl1a1t's the Sev1'0t? Murgc :ind Ray mi Huy Twins tripled 111 Littlv Italy XVll:lt'N so fl1111l5 f Tha- Quartet :ind Iii-0. Shmvailtvr Buy! Look Elf flml. iivlietlu 1Vil:lf'S C'4m1ii11'? Stair stops 11, 12 I3 14 15 149 17 18 19 20 Ilossio and N010 Shoo-fly time Ai thi- Suu Full of 1l2lllt'1lk0S Liz :md Marge .lime :uid Billy Hur Qimrtm-t 190941111X tlw Birclies The IPOIIYUI' Mission I '1-dial 1 rics 1 The Little Strnites 2 The Hostetlers 3 Uhivkeu in the ruff -L Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ilosteth-1' and Fillllilj' 5 Saudrzl Leu Yuutzi 6 Boots and Ginger T D12 and Mrs. G. D. Troyey :md Nvllldtjll 8 The 1-1:11-ry Weaver family 9 Kvuneth, .Im'k, and A111111 10 11 12 13 11 15 Tlli 17 18 Johnny Nofsinger Mr. and Mrs. Cephus Yautzi and Sandra Lea E11l61'SO11 and Ruth 'iLet's go Gcrzulilno Mr. :mud Mrs John Yantzi Ivle-1'shberge1' sisters Dale Grieser Giugefs Dad and Pop Junior Class CLASS MOTTO: As Unto Himw CLASS FLOYVER: Ct11'11Z1tiO11 CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and Wfhitc CLASS OFFICERS P1'GS1dQ1lt .....,.,............................ Crystal Hough XVi1dz1 Sfauffor Vice-Preside-11t ....... Lois Nlkllfill Soc 'y-T1-easurer .... CLASS DOCTOR - R. S. Johnston, CLASS SPONSOR MD. ' OUR DOCTOR OUR SPONSOR 22 - Edna A Amstufz RA., RN. A111121 Mae Birkey Illfl'llf'l'fll2ll and 1-111-1'g1-tiv, 4'Ullg.E0lliil1 and full of fllll. Ethel Elly True- and loyal. lit'1ll'S tho spirit of M. I-I. Roberta Ga1'l101' Takos llel' work N0l'itlllSly. lmt always reatly fm' a good time, Graco GG1'b0l' Iiudllstriolls and giltld-1l2lfll1'0d1ZlUVEIYS 11-ally for fllll. Verna Gmylmill Quivt' and l111:1ss11111i11g. sho has wvll 1lv111o11st1'atvd tho art' of 3lt'tlllll'lllgI last- ing t'1'iv11dsl1i1ms. -Ettlivli 'Horslicy l11cl11st1'iu11s. tl11'it't'y. thinks what she says. :ual says what slat thinks. Crystal Hough lim-1'y illvh 1-11e1':y. 1ltlSSt'NSl11Lf rlvtvr- Illillilfllbll. an lll'g:jl' to lll0Vl' 1111 and flu things. 141110011 llostotler SNYI'0f-fflllllll'l't1l1, 1-111-vt'f11l. and always twjacly to do hm' ll2ll'l'. fff ..,J ' Z ,, I ,, X212liillJiEl,zLZ?iZ53iZ,.iq ,gi f ' ' Wwsvffgz we ...,. , 1 H ,. , as .Q ,wi P533 if' ' . ,.,, V. 4... ,. - vm iw Q 1' wi' ' Mg':::i5g , M5251-,:.x .f - Wifi ls: 5 wg 7 , im 41, 'awiiicv my .W , . 4' 3 if 'A' 15313 . M 3. 1 Lois Kanaax' Good 112lflll'9ll. courteous und lielpfnl to those about lwl'. Mzirjorie Loucks 1:0111-lilfll :1 qnivt Slll'fZll'i-' lies an lot of fun :ind 1Vl2lXflllll9SS. Lois Murtiii Swevt :ind quiot with il noble' consider- :iton for otlwrs. Elsie Martin Jolly. lien-11 sense of humor: marked ability to got things done. Mildred Slioeinakor Friendly Sllllltl. 1'oudy for n good joke' -:1 pal. llsio Shultz i Athletiv. friondly. frank in oxpressillg opinions. Wilila St21HffG1' An Xi student. and il genuine friend. sorions minded, conscientious worker. Elia Yoder Choir lezidvr. loves music. il conscious worker and :1 friend to all. I Y .s ti, -.Ea J . Mildred X oder 1 . . Appreeiates tl1e finest ill niusie. opti- i . Q inlnstie. a11d always ready for a good 11 Qs 5 yy 1 5 . 'ith Mildred Zook f T 0pe11-llearted illlti straighttorward2 , X ' likes tennis, K ' E , 1 sf E 5 .minimis T iz iitt 1 , . . q if . 1 ass I-llstely is it -1 use t In Septeinber. 15342. eighteen ears - all pull- deeision we were given a 11ew coat of paint- lllilil - 11117111 te11 states Joined together 111 o11e wl1ite tl1is iilllt-l - with little green e111ble1ns at- i1l'2l111 at the Mennonite School of BIIPNIUS' fel' taehed to eaeh ear. We were happy to receive the three-year trip to the desired KN, Tl1e eoiiduetor. Miss Nora Mae Miller. gladly took charge of us illld 2lt't1llZlil1t6li 11s with tl1e e11- yrineer. liro. Alle11 Erh. illlti with tl1e 1ll'0,2fl'2l11l of nursing tl1at we niight, he ill sinooth running or- der. The engine that keeps 11s going is lltbf a physic-al thing. It is personalized ill our llltlfitll As Unto Iiilllf' Tl1e firexnan wl1o gave IIS 611- ergy was our SIJUIISOIZ Mrs. M. Swartzeiidruber. As we erossed tl1e first rivers and rocks we realized l1ow iinportant was the advice given us ill Professional Adjustinents and Personal Hy- gine. Some of the secrets whispered hy tl1e wind of Nursintf History, as it passed over ns, were of val11e. At tl1e iillgillllillg of tl1e seeond inonth we were given a Ulliftlflll coat of blue and white paint. This helped niake us a 11lU1'G distinguished unit. For a fillltl tl1e sunshine of Nursing Arts eon- filllliliiy heat 1111011 11s. Miss lola Miller was always there to help us ullderstand tllld absorb 1110115 and 111011-Y of its rays. 1111til it should iP6t'U1llt5 a part of 11s. Never will we absorb too 1lllll'il of this Nll11Sili11t' which challenges as every day that we ntigrht. truly he skilled ill tl1e art of inirsing. XVe llligfilt l1ave been frigl1te11ed XVilt'll tl1e ey- elone of elieinistry h11rst 1111011 11s if Mr. Folly had lltlf explained what was happeningr. Soine of 11s eould hardly take tl1e heat t'o1111et-ted with Nutrition Zlllti Cookery - hut we got through illlfi were rapidly 4-ooled off ill tl1e thiek ti2l1'kll0SN of tl1e flllllltli Mic-robiolo:A'. We were very for- fllllilfte to have Mrs. WV2liK'i1 tl1ere to point out all tl1e obscure bugs, alld 7 to everyo11e's sur- prise -- we eould see il few of theni. When we found tl1is was essential. we were glad that we NYt'llt iilftlllgil tl1is Illtflllltilill illSi'02lti ot over it. Out into tl1e world again we eanie - i11to tl1e raging Sf0I'lll of Anatomy Illlti Physiology, Some- thing: we eould see. feel. and hear, it was always fascinating. Miss Mary Frey eaine to our rescue whenever it seelned that all the ele111e11ts we1'e against us, We are very mueli iuipressed and thrilled by the might and power invested i11 :1 illl' lllilll body, All along: tl1e way we iltltilllltl 11ltI1't' illlti lllUl't' eonseious ot tl1e faithful rail we were going 011. They were always there - our parents and friends. 'l'heir steadtastuess a11d faith gave us eouragze and guided us on, After six lll011filN. tllll' eoiiduetor decided we could all l'Ul1i'i1lllP tl1e journey. To 1llZlllil't'St this the t'iilSSifit'2ltitPll Hbw1'6S11IJ1ilI1.,, This IIGXV elassifieatioil, however, brought us into the 111idst of Materia Medica. When we thouglit it was too dense for us to go through. it disappeared. We were not deceived, however, as very sl1ortly we were plunged into the real hail storni of 1'iltl1'111ilC0iOgy and Therapeutics. We will always proudly carry tl1e scars and dents we received ti1Q1'Q. The foregoing: experiences were found to be ot' great. value as we went through tl1e wilder- ness of Medical Floor after we had exchanged our green 811111101118 for blue, illld bt-A001116 Juniors. 41111-e we stopped to pick 11p o11r IIGNV fireinan, Miss Prior. Mrs. SNVRII'tZQlld1'l1iD01' l1ad then become tllll' 4'tl1ldllCfU1'. There were ti111es ill the wilderness of Medical lf'loor or fill' Jungle of Surgieal Floor wl1e11 we eould lltrf stop for advieeg we had to rely on our UNVII judgiaeiit and former teaching as much as we eould. Soinetinies, however, Miss A-XlIlSflltZ, or Miss Zook halted us to explain tllld advise. liven while they were yet speaking. Prophets Davis, Ualonge, or Maynard happened by to tell 11s what to expert. l'rophet Cooper gave us a scientific pic-ture of venereal diseases. We were eertainly glad to llll'0iL Prophet Giese, o11 the 'l'ubereulosis plains heeause he kll8XV so well what, eat-h nook a11d corner eoiitained. Miss snydei-'s example :lllti adviee. and Dr. Ilnfug's x-ray pit-tures we1'e valuable ill helping us glean knowledge ill tilll' tl1ree nionths training ill tuber- eulosis nursing. l'1-ophet .Iohnsto11. was on llillld to reveal to us fZlSt'il1ilii1lg inysteries ill tl1e field of Ubstertries, Zlllti to help 11s delve a little further into the depts and ineaning of life. l'p i11 tl1e hiirhlands of the O'perati11g Room we were stirred zlllti amazed by tl1e powerful and intricate 1ilt't'il1llliNlllS of tl1e 11111112111 body. This helped 11s to worship 1llU1't' illlllliliy than ever, o11r Mighty tfreator. Again we stopped by the wayside to pick up a new fitelllilll, Miss Ifldna Anistutz. Our former fil't'lll2lll. beeause of illness. was no longer able to give us 1llilit?l'iZli aid. What will happen next year? We wonder! NVe trusttully leave it i11 the hands of our Master who will be o11r o11ly source of energy to IIIQQII the joys illlti disappointntents ill tblll' Journey 1 to tl1e desired IL NH' -ICTHEL EBY 1:53 1 Chemistry Class 2 P1'0Dfl1'i1'1g for Surgery 3 In Bandaging Class :L A quiet evening at home 5 Cold friend 6 XVi1l she survive? 7 B11-key and Loucks iii ' M ul ,fu A:-3-,ai mn --'g'g-'M- ? i-EI-E'.1 T gr' Mmm- Gnu 3 4'J 'll' mass :Af Bully Brnmit lioluorta at work Posing in uniform Little gems Iow:1nS Ilia and little sister 1 l Drcssml fm' a 1f0l101l7 L1G D NIHIIIGSOYI 111111431 Our first day in blue! M. Koch-1' llmctices E. Ilcrslwy C1'UC1lOti11g In whitu at lust! Two Milllre-ds and Elleeu Crystal poses Pennsylvmxia gals fl Qshman Class L1 ASS MOTU? 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N. 36 A Studenfs Nursin rts Dial' Assistant Nursing Arts In- structor RN. 1939 Goshen College 1935-36 John Hopkins Hospital 19-13 MISS XVILMA GRABER, K.X. October 18-Trying to look very professional and dignified while cleaning up the utility rooms. Oetoher 30-Learlled how to make beds. lVe thouglit we learned that at home. Noveinlmer 1-Learning how to set up eharts. what to ehart and how to chart it. Novenilrer 3-Got taken down a lloteh this morning. VVe had a spelling lesson. Aliyhow, who ever heard of sut-11 ullproiiouneeable words as lethargic, syncope, decuhitus. and anorexia. November S--XVe have now advanced far euough to learn how to give hack rubs. Some of our fellow probies fell asleep while they were getting their lmaekruhs in demonstration. Noveniher 19-Learning how to give baths. 'Tis fun to give our elassinates baths in hed. November QS!-Supervisor gets a shampoo in hed given hy Assistant Supervisor. lleeeinher ti-We are now learning how to take temperatures. pulse and respiratioii. There is more to it than it looks like on the surface- dierotie. l1y1re1-lryrexia, subfelrrile, lysis-wonder who was so bright as to think up such words. niueh less their nieaning, Deeeiiiher 31-We. the preelinieal students, are agreed this last day of the year that there is a lot yet that we must learn. January 2l-- Felt sort of weak in the knees this inorning. 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I 11' :111 111i11:s 'l1'l' j 11'NZ .s , ' ' ' 1 bl ' 1 1A 111111 'l1'L C111'i.J1's :11111 '1l'1S.S 9 11'N. . 1 I1 , '. -'. 38 V-'S- E'. .Mg,, WAV' Doc-tor's Lecture Smiles in spite of it all A lust. coming up Silence Please Tho lirst l'Iflypo G Tho iunarmls of il Guinea Pig T Cl'Il1ll1llll1g S Attoiitivv Ulzlss in Our SIIUXVIIILHI 10 Gourge :lt the lwncl of the class Mediliill Hit Supervisor, Medical Unit RN. 1936 Goshen College BA. 1943 MISS IGDNA AMSTUTZ, B..X., R.N. You have just passed through the front entrance and lobby of our hospital illld fi11d yourself stand- ing in a long corridor. Let us take a tour down the short stretch of corridor to our right. These doors on our right lead to the offices of Brother Erb and Mrs. Swartzendruber. The sounds issuing from the sunny far corner room have led You to conclude that this is the childre11's ward. This niorning' we have three babies here between the ages of three to eleven months. Little KGllll5 S friendly gurgle gives evidence that he is well on the road to healthful babyhood again. As we return we pass a door marked Emer- gency Room. It stands wide open and all is calm and peaceful. However, if walls could. Sllvilk, U10 four walls of this room could each tell X011 Of many things which have disturbed the quiet you now see here. XVhat lies behind the many doors lining the walls of the long cor1'idor stretching to the left of the front entrance door 'f These are doors lead- ing to patients rooms. XVe have twenty-two adult patients in the ward this morning, Yes, you are right. There is a patient occupying the bed behind the screen at the far east end of the hall. Yes, our daily average census of patients is higher tl1a11 in former years. This is probably due to the development of hospitalization plans, such as the Blue Cross, and to the increasing difficulty in securing dependable help in the home in time of sickness. Then, too. many people are no longer as fearful of hospitals as formerly and will come to the hospital more readily in time of illness. No, we do not consider this increasing number of patients a burden to the nursing personnel. tthough we would be happy to have more ade- quate room to accomodate thenil. We are glad for the privilege of ministering to a greater number of individuals. The Alzzrger number of patients is also welcomed because it makes possible a broad- er nursing experiellce for our students. Yes. these nurses you see passing' through the hall so rapidly with purposeful steps. are students. This morning there are six students working on the ward, two Juniors and four Freshmen, XVhat do we mean by a Medical patient? NVe1l, Medical diseases include a very large field. Per- haps it will be easier to tell you what it does 110t include. All patients whose ailment is 11ot diagnos- ed as surgical, orthopedic tfractures. dislocations, etc.p obstetric. or tuberculosis. previous to admis- sion are DHT lo bed on Medical floor. As a stud- ent recently remarked. This is the most interest- ing place. We have just everything 011 this floor. You ask if students learn about diseases just by taking care of the patients. Not entirely, ln the early days of nursing when nurses' training was largely an apprenticesliip. this was more or less true. ln the present program of nursing edu- cation. during the second year the students attend lectures by a doctor and also have classroom in- struction in Nursing' Care of all the common dis- eases which gives them a background of the facts discovered and proved by Medical Science. XVhere- ever possible we try to vitalize the words of text- books and the classroom by the actual care a11d observation of patients who are ill. The actual teaching at the bedside must go beyond the typi- cal picture which the textbooks must present. for individuals are just as unlike in sickness as they are in health. No two people are just alike even though they may have the same type of disease according to the diagnosis. 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A1111 ' 11i,' S111'Yi1'11 :ls 1'11' 11 jj 51' .51 1 ,'111' T11 1111' 1111111- 1 ' '111-N1 11111111' :11111 1 ,'11111N1' : 11s T1 1-11113 111 f 1'2ll111 :11-11i111'111111111s 11'-1 ' -1 -1s1, 111' 1 f1111. 1 1'i1'l .' g N f 1 1 ll'11l 111' ' 1' '111 Ile I' 1111 f ' 'L ' , ' '1 'l 1 11.1 A111 11111 in 1'111'is1', 111 J11.'11.' 1111 1'111-11111 2 1 11161 41 Surgical nit ri. . X s - H 7 1i':,s'Y Ysi .eizivlt - t 'sc series-5 -zggo.. ,. Q -ff.fall-:i.3f3ff155 -A - . Qi ,.gt-.,4: wat? Supervisor, Surgical Unit ILN. 1032 3 Slippery Rock State Normal School, 1925-26 Goshen College KS. 1911 .4 .-sggmcsf.. t.. st ns 921 fsXsp5jfwl'.f,:.5.- 5 'L-self 0 ,sy f jf5i?Esii3i5QfiQ' f? - t - x .. tenet-sl--. f. , . fy . ' ' 55352 13 WI it -Q-'lflibfti , - fss.r.Xs.,e,x-.,t, -. -.sion c. f f-ref? as -ekgkls 'base rx -cm 1 so s t c h 5 ss s t ses r ag - sv we if-swat?--'tl suf- l seg fi' X ' ,- 'f1,M1-mi,e,.gMH-wqz1: X i satis 1 'zz - . -if -spew f few-4-sei' Sigel' ' t' .s i E2gi-T i f ig l a fe ery .l 1, -- - 1 is 1 T f s 1 .r -: Q --eg, 5.331-rc st if fl rs: is-is WL ct, Qi? 4. 1 My M . 1 is Q -Q1 1, f .L -we 5 . ff iff? tj . 5.535 1- 4 -si-gf MISS ETIIEL ZOOK, BS., R.N. Fare, an early practitioner of surgery said, I dressed the wound and God healed itf' Since his constantly been Many procedures day technical procedures have added to the duties of the nurse. which were considered only for the physician are now the duties of the nurse. The nurse in her work should think of the hulnan being with a living soul entitled to the best skill available. In the Surgical unit the nursing experience gives general methods of nursing care in prepar- ation for surgery. These procedures include pre- operative. post-operative care of patients. assist- ance with dressings and other treatments, and care of surgical trays, There is opportunity for the students to make comparisons of charts of patients having the same type of condition and teaching the patient preventative measures in spread of infections. tllld protection of the nurse. Studies are made of positions found most comfort- able for patients following 2lhdO11.ll1l2l1 operations. ln this unit the nurse has the opportunity also to familiarize herself with orthopedic and ac- cident conditions. Nursing experience in ortho- pedics includes care of patient with fracture be- fore and after reduction: special care of patient on fracture bed. Bradford frames. braces, Acci- dent conditions may include all types from minor cuts to broken bones Zllltl major surgery. Em- phasis is placed on care of skin. back, and feet. This type of patient is usually in the hospital many days or perhaps months, and planning for the day's activities is vital. The Christian'nurse has more to give than re- lieving physical conditions, It. is often in her power to bring to her patient a knowledge and a living contact with the Great Physician who came not to be ministered unto but to miniser and give his life a ransom for many. ETHEL ZOOK, R.N. an 'ki' To the student nurse Surgical Floor is a fas- cinating and interesting: place where the aches ot painful bodies. after having been corrected by surgery. are eased and nursed hack to normal. The surgical 11urse must be on her toes. so to speak. Pre-operative orders must be checked and carried out with definite precision, Alert lllllltl and keen observation prevent many post-opera- tive complications. Tender and sympathetic en- couragement makes turning for the first time 1nucl1 easier for the new post-operative. Nursing procedures carried out with confindence and poise aid greatly in relieving the apprehensive feeling of people who come to the hospital for surgery. There are many traits which. when combined, make surgical nursing procedures more efficient. Each patient is considered an individual as We ell- deavor to aid him physically and spiritually, 42 On we go, each day much the same and yet so VSV? different. Our patients come and go in much the same way, Une comes to us because he is sick and must have an emergency operationg another comes for so111e repair work: still another comes to have some chronic condition corrected-they leave better fitted to go on with daily tasks. No. every moment is not always a time of re- joicing. We have sorrows and bitter moments. An operation has not proven successful and despite every effort the medical profession makes a pa- tient passes on to meet his Creator. XVe can al- ways rejoice when we know we have tried our hardest and did the best we knew. We must all answer the call to the l-'a1lier--regardless of how badly we want to stay or keep another here. when our summons comes we must go. 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Other than tl1e lllillltll' rooni we have tl1e ininor operating rooni, scrub rooni, doetor's dressing rooni, sterilizing rooni, work rooni and attic. Tl1e major operating 1'0Ulll is well equipped for a hospital this size. Very few changes have been made in it recently. This spring the color of the walls was changed from white to green. The minor room. scrub room and hall made tl1e same change. The light i11 tl1e inajor rooni seems to be the center of Ctllll' 11l2lllltS by those wl1o work in this rooin. How ever, a new Operay Light has been purcliased. We very reeently purchased a new table for the minor operating roorii. It is proving very satisfactory. The one formerly in this 1'tJ0lll is now in tl1e Emergency Room o11 second floor. In November tl1e doctors bought a Heidbrink gas Inaehine which they use i11 both rooins. The work rooni is tl1e busiest place in our de- partment. Here we have tl1e central supply for the I-Iospital illld Sauitarilun. 1':l'9l'yUlll1g for sterilizatlon eoines to this roo111. The first thing every morning one of the students Cleans, wraps and sterilizes enough liypoderinie syringes to supply tl1e Hospital a11d Sanitariuni for twenty four llUlll'S. Empty co11tai11e1-s for dressings and cotton halls are filled. Intravenous trays, hyper- ti9l'lllUt'lXNlS trays, catheterization trays, illltl dress- ing t1'ays are assembled here for daily use. There are various other trays that are not ill use every day like the ones just mentioned hut are kept ill supply, Tl1e niajority of til'0SSlll2.fS are ready-lnade when we buy theni. We still lllillie a few types. The 'sewing circle here cuts tl1e o11e type for us which is a great help. On the east. of the sterilization 1'tl0lll is a door leading to the attic. This attie is our storerooin. Here extra supplies are kept. lt wouldn't he a true attic without containing a few relics-it is a true attic. The student nurses spend two inonths of their training i11 this depart111e11t. There 2ll't' three students here all the tinie, with plenty of work for all. The working hours are irregular since they art 1 till 2-L-hour call for the entire period of 44 two 1llUllfllS. The ll1llj0l'if-X of students enjoy the work ll0l'Q because there are so niany 11ew things to l02l1'11. NVQ- have a standard forni to work fron1: therefore, all students are taught tl1e Stllllt' thing in the same 1na1111er while there. Tl1is makes learning' easier for tl1e Student. Our chief aiin is to serve God and lllilll in tl1e best possible way. -MARY JANE SXVARTZENDRVBER, R.N. A6limp5Q nt tha Qratin oom Miss lived. Miss Hood, ymfre XYZIIHOK1 ill the operutiug romn illllllfxdiilf0lY.-RUSS Res-rl. are you 2lXV2lk9.., IIuh-h-lx wlm me? Uh. de-ur. what timv is it? It's not time To get 1111. MIL! XVitl1 this Miss Reed jumlwd out of bod :md huwivdly dressed. It is only 3:30 2l.1l1. :md sho is Very slvopy, but there is :111 Q-111o1'ge1u-y 01I0l'ilfill11 :md sho is un l'2lll.n Y Miss lim-d. with Miss 3101112111 and Miss Allison. 5:0 to tho 01lt'l'2lfi11g' l'UU1ll to p1'e1Ju1'e for the sur- gery. The i11st1'u111v11ts must be sferilizvd and all zxrtivles usvd ClllI'illg,f :ln uperzltiml must lm in I'65ldil10SS ill as short 11 time :ls pnssilmlv. Thern is Nlllllilfllillg 0111111111-illg gllmut' thu ulwrzlt- ing room. vspevizllly :lf lligllf. Tlwrv is :111 NUIIUS- phere ot il1lll1011Sk' t'lP2Illli11l'SN. Miss Allison goes Tu Slll'g'it'2ll floor fu grvf Nw Ililtiklllf 1'E'2l1ly for H10 op- 0l'Rlfi011 whilv Miss Mcrrgaxll svts up thu llliljlbl' upe1':1ti11g room :11111 Miss Iiswd Sl'l'llllS.' for 1,110 npelwxtiml, After Sho has sc-1-llhlwd hm- 1l2llldS for 10 To 15 lllill1lfPS sho puts on Il sta-rilv grown and glows und finishes Zll'l'ilIlg.fillQ the il1Sll'llll1l'llIS and sterile things in tlwir 1ll'tl1N'l' plzlvos. '1'he1'v is not much szlicl dllfillg' :my of this time and vspevizllly during: tho 0111-Wilfiull. A slr- lmtiun of this tyre vzllls for il vlc-zu' mind 211111 :Ill-'I'fll9SS. It' IS fho lllll'S0'S duty tu 110 ulwsorvzlllf :md to :assist the dm-tors in any way. Sho fm-- gvts she- has lit-'011 Czllled out uf bed :xml is still 501111-'XVh2lf slvepy. ties nt that timm- zlt thc- dc-ffllvss 1ll'9CiSiUll. I'I:1c'11 but l'0llt'01ltl'2lf9S nu tlmv activi- Tlmso nssistiug are uftm-1-1 umzlzed 01' tho duvtm s hands :md his 01l9l'i1fiUll offers Zlll Ull4lI'fUl1ity to learn swim-tllillg new. Aftm-1' flu- U1w1'z1tim1 is wmnplvtvcl tho Dllfiilllf is Qlvllllj' liftocl on In :1 1l0l'2lll1lDlll2lf01' and f2lkQll to hex' 1'uo111. Thi- 1lll1'S4'N must then 1-1111111 up the OD01'ilti115.f l'H0lll :md get on-1'ytl1i11g again in l'0ildi119SS slmllld allmtlxer l-'ll10l'gl'llCX arise. Thu fourtll flour of H10 lmspilall mlevuft-W1 to H10 surge-ry Ilt'l??ll'flll0llf umlsists of the mzljor and minor 01D01'1lfill2 rmuu. the scrub l'1Hllll. il dm'hn s Iullllgf- mum with :1 dm'to1 s slmwer. an illSf1'll1llf-'llt :und spliut rmnxn. :1 1lllI'S6S,l'UU!I1. sterlizing room :11111 work VOUIII. Sim-e this dl'1?Zll'f111911f is the l0lltl'Zll sulmply for the rest of the hospital! there Zll'l' lllfllly rllltios 4-nllllevted with keeping: 611011211 suplulivs fm' llw Hther 1l6112ll'lllll'11fN. All articles ln be storilim-rl Ill'0 lJl'0lIQllf frmu the otllm' divi- siuns. Stvrilo snI11tiu11s. il1Sfl'Ull19lltS and trays ure kept nu hand here. Let us look in on our Ll11'v0 IIIIVSOS going Rllllbllt Hn- duties of the day. While Miss Reed :md Miss Allison :are Dl'Pll2ll'il1g for tlw U1l01'Zlfi011 at N200 il.ll1.. Miss 310l'g2lll will try to Sfldligllft-'11 up the work rumn by getting the trays ready and also :utiole-s that 1ll'0 tu he 11:11-kzlged. The hypo- lll'l'lllii' nee-dles are cflomled :md the i11st1'11111v11ts :uv stwilizml for the 0DP1'1ltiOll. After the ullerzl- lion tho Illiljlll' 1110111 is i'l0llll0l1 up. The steri- lizers uw kollt busy sterilizing :111 the things that Miss Mu1'g:111 has pau-kznged. 1'01'1l2l13S during the l'lPlll'Sl' of thu day there will be il oust put on :1 f1':1c't111'ml log or ax blood fl'2lllSfllSiU11 give-11. Ruh- ln-1' gloves must be pzltclxed. washed and pack- zxgml and stvrilizvd. Tlw nursos lmve much tu level, them busy but czwh dau' uffvrs Illillly new 0lJ1lll1'tlll1itit-'S and El vlmllvlxgv ill Llu-ir Cil1'69l'. -CKYSTAI. 11011111 Ode Io T Q Doctor I think that tlw 1112111 who docs :111 ho mu 111 tllv survive of kind worthy dc-ods Is tho dovtm- who gzivvs of himself as hu livus 111 helping the world in its needs. His days :111- full uf :111 unsvlfish pull In 4,-nrillg for both rich :md poor, And after tllwcfx CIIGUI' where before was zu tour XVIN11 thu d1wto1 s ships out of tho door Nu night is Um deep. 110 rmld is too an-vp. No Suilliillg :md driving wld ruin Vzxu llffl'I' :1 lhl'92lL'll when ho wants tu l'1'2ll'll XVlw1'o ilgtllly, sorrow. :und pzliu Awzxit im' his tmlvln, that K'U1l1fUl'fS so much And brings quiet Sl1lllllJl'l'S :11111 mst- Aud ull, that lufs paid for his trip he has made Is tho klmwledge that hefs dune his lwsf. He- listous tu woes and :111 the time kumvs Ho must' koolm :111 the-so lrmlbles :xt buy. 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'11 l111'i11j . 'l'l11'1111 11111111I1s of 11, - ' ' ' ' 1' f ' 47 1i00Ill11l:1t0S and Puls Summing O11 Duty at the S1111 NVQ wonder if its politics IIzx11owee11 pilrty Suu pic11iv -1111 21111111211 affair Busy with Charts Nora, Stnlter Mary Qtruly i'I1161'1'j'HJ Francis Maclin The cook goes for liegiuuing evening food cares Night Supervision R.N. 1939 Goshen College B.A. 1943 MISS ZELMA BRUXK, HA., R.N. Characters: Medical nurse. surgical nurse. obstet- rical nurse, Sanitarium nurse, night supervisor. Time: 10:30 p. m. to 7:15 a. m.4a busy niifllf- Place: Mennonite Hospital illld Silllliilldlilll. The scene opens as five graduate 11lll'SllS enter the dining hall with well-filled plates. They seat themselves to a table and with bowed heads thank their Heavenly Father for their food. and also seek Wisdom and guidance to carry on through the night. Choice anecdotes are then related and subdued laughter is heard as the group partake ot the delectable repast. At eleven p. m. the scene changes. The group has disbanded as each nurse has gone to her as- signed department. The night supervisor. accom- panied by the early evening supervisor. goes from one department to tl1e other, where a brief report of each patient's condition is given he1'. Report is over, the night supervisor begins to make rounds, when b-r'r-r-- tl1e emergency bell rings and must be answered immediately. The ambulance brings in a man who has been hit by a car. He is taken to the Emergency Room fllld a doctor is called. The wounds are cleansed and the lacerations sautured, XVhen the last dressing has been securely taped, the injured lllilll is ad- mitted Zllld put to bed in the surgical department. R-i-n-g-goes the telephone. Another doctor is sending in an obstetrical patient. She arrives short- ly and twenty-five minutes later the doctor and call-nurses are summoned to the deliverv room. An instant later the wail of a newborn infant reaches our ears. H-u-z-z-z-goes the switchboard at 2:33 a. in. A doctor is sending in a fifteen-year-old boy for an emergency appendectomy. The surgery nurses are called at once a11d preparations are 111ade innned- iately for the operation, lt is noyv 3:30 2l,111. and as yet the supervisor has not had a moment to make out the daily census report, or to check each patient's chart for new orders.. These tasks she does now, but 11ot without interruption, The floor nursesvseek advice concerning various medications and treat- ments for some critically ill patient, H-r-r-r-r-the Emergency bell again at 4:30 a.m. Another maternity case is ad111itted and an hour later the lusty cry of a11otl1er new-born infant is heard. At 0:30 a. m. the supervisor begins her morn- ing rounds, checking o11 the condition of tl1e very ill. giving a word of encouragement to the con- valescent, and a pleasant good-bye to the patients who leave the hospital that day. At seven a. m. the day nurses appear on duty. NVit11 a prayer of thanksgiving in her heart for the guidance a11d sustaining power of the never sleeping Great Physician, the night supervisor finds her duties have ended for another night. ZELMA BRUNK, R. N. 7S'yfs'.:,,f-wwwisu-1Qklafffl -52,555 gwffv ilmlfi' QQ3:23sigma?3525ffwZg?fg11mZ?f.fg2?22ii4'5sfisH-Y:1 Q1 i,f,.l:s1fsa1fal fefkawif-ff'-QTYEHEQW saaisafgvaffqg-RzgfligpsiixlLgfgzf:gXf,m5fffg,,-,fx ,iwm,,,gQsw213sffwsaivemffiefzx iifxifif''m55fmgQs4X4iwff6i2wf:f1M' ' -fiwisivamsislsislabiifiwaggfyfaz . M, fA1S2425321S2'212siefizizgwaiisfgiegbsgax Q: A 'w w f kszgszmeg1fszffg:2X-fza if sz - ssg1g3iQgsgg55vQ?5,f4Qseg1555 .QiQvmggigiggggig-gfegwi U ik-Jwfwi'vifisswszf :- ,. . I., A - afzisax. ' iSF52VXkffiL i - safzisef ,.., : - Ef4Eas1s1:,1fiKg?57fS5fWf -5 ' xiswsszssszikss'-2g21f??:g - .S U . 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A : . gwsffiiwsi , 'Q' hfiuiffifz' .W vip 557135255 'A f .: 'aw e,2+:,Q5, V 1 -4.-' -as :'.- .. l X N N ,wp as 3 554 ff' 555 afgwgg, A 43525323 ,ki W W 55222535 Y'G'f7' jf? ,.g : 4 .- .- l f f ,Q W? U wg W 1 ' g gg 55 If A , 7 Q ff!! f 29 , , if X 5355 , 4 -v---v 1 ' 2 2 53? WB 4' 4212 ji g ,f mf' ggi M Q 3 g A 1 :ig Ha-ulnll Roth. R.N. Early luveniiig bupervisui' 32225511151DZZEFEAQZTL' ob 1 . . if ' , Q ' ' Ali-'dlC'li 'llll Y 'ff f' ' 1 1 . 1 illlbltldl D61l1l1'i111E?11t A.,, , l.,?Ziif2Z5ZQ55 . vimwgwwggvsy.-wx, 55.4, D Quzf 2 M . ' 2 ,..,. , .,.. -1 . is i2'2l5'E-i:'Ef7 EV:-2-'y- f f f 722' K ' K Q X l 5 . zwm i wk f ' W 'i' i '- -:I :s':-'-'s:l2:: 'WY sf' ? i?,lZ5:S'T,gggg ' ' i Q if 6 E TSE .-.,-- WW ,,.-M,,,. V Eliz:1l1et11 Iillilf. RN. Head Nurse, Surgical 1J6U2l1'f1110l1fS Evelyn Egli, RN. Night Relief Mary Muycdzi. RA. Lsllo Niglltw, ID01Pfl1't11lQ11t Obsteti-ical Murtlm Good. RA. Lal te N ights partineut Medical De- Jgiilg H l 1 , L 3522 : m f - fn, ws 'V ' :Q-,frigzw 'll' QEEE522:-:' 31:0 :-:- 1 f f Y if 5 ? W w ap gi 2 ga ,, M ' 'rg gi'-'f 5 J I ',,.f greg lllllm-11 Siilgfxii. R.N. Ilezld Nurse, Medical pn 1'f1110llt NM ' l 1-VA , l , , i Tiff' ' 55513 'mf . iff' ' fi ' Abifisw - ' , ' ff' :ff Zjgwis ' lmrm-110 Sp1'i11ge1', RN. Day Relief De- magggigw' M .l,,,,x, i: X-Day Unit V - ftifiiieiwfziiiiw Q. .,,,... i . A.:X ss W' -ts 5:2 e a' '- as it We if iff -- g ggsgxgggf 1-QE51'-',wf',.:-fs , -. Q Q-,pi ' 1 . W ' 2 f ' -- - ' Sisirwtsstissffa. .r -.fiswsszsfg ' l rt rf Nwwawiiiffil -N 'izas::eir:'....zz-1--5-15-fe.-:as H X i'5g'1i'i:Qg:Qi'E5E'5i1?3::m.i5. - 4 ,, I Goshen College B.A. 1942 I , ggeigzem siggizssf Q ..tgg ' QtE LiYS?if za, ,ac1,i:gssw. Mass- mgggfsg X ' is -: -.-.,: W att ss ,asggf ti 4: 1 - 1 , sus- 'Wise 3 'if 'V M559 HMV Z'lIiZ:Ii?:5i5EQ-'iZ':Ii' ' ' ' RY? ?sggQ:'itgg5wi..w' f ' o K Wwvr-L.E'15is4 NESS' ' 1 rfaeiiftfw'-it :f--smsssss ..,,. . . MISS FANNIE The use of Roentgen Rays. commonly called X-Rays as a diagnostic factor i11 every field of medicine and surgery has made the X-Ray Laboratory an indispensable part of every hos- pital. This method of diagnosis has not yet reached its fullest development, but great advance- ments have been made during the past decade, and the doctor is coming to depend more and more upon its seeing eyes to aid him in determining the cause of many of mankind's ills. The factors contributing to the success of the X-ray Department are: equipment, technical pro- cedures and interpretation of the films. When this hospital was built in 1927. the best that was available in X-ray equipment was in- stalled. However, such rapid progress has been made in this field that what was considered modern apparatus fifteen years ago can almost be called obsolete HOWV. Plans are being considered to replace our present table with its open wires with a new shock-proof unit, one that will permit the patient to be examined with a inaximum amount of safety and minimum amount of time. During the past three years we have purchased a new Bedside Unit, a Vertical Flouroscope for the Sanitarium. and an Inductotherm. This add- ed equipment makes it possible for us to offer examinations and therapeutic treatments to many patients who would otherwise be denied this serv- ice. The manner in which X-rays are generated is very complex. Fortunately, it is possible to operate the machine and produce satisfactory films with- out understanding all thc intricate processes involv- ed, However. the operator should have an ele- mentary knowledge of physics and chemistry She is not expected to he an electrician, but she should be able to detect a false note in the generator and report it. She should know the capacity with which the tube may be operated safely. and. in general. have a working knowledge of the equipment in her department, -1. , ,gg J SHROCK, RT., I5.A. The most interesting part of an X-ray examina- tion is the patient. Many persons are afraid of X-rays and often ask. Is it going to hurt? The ter-hnician can add to, or substract from, the patients general feeling or well-being by her at- titudes. An apprehensive patient may often be reassured by a little explanation. and most per- sons are cooperative when they understand what to expect. Sometimes the patient is unable to co- operate because of injury, or shock. It is then the technician 1l1llSl' use her ingenuity. She may have to modify her tenchinque-for instance, the ex- posure factors may call for five seconds. She sees that the patient will not be able to remain motionless for that long, so she cuts the time down to one second, or even one-half second. Then she must compensate for this by increasing-the milliainpherage. or the kilovoltage. Often she 'has to think fast while working to secure the neces- sary films so that the doctor can make an ac- curate diagnosis. , ' ' ' Please tell me the truth. Is there anything really the matter with me?,' or, t'Is my little boy's arm broken? Such questions are often ask- ed of the technician, The answer must always be the same, We'll have to wait until the doctor has seen the films. The technician who is true to her profession will not render an opinion. After she has produced diagnosable films, she retires into the background and the doctor takes charge. It is he who explains to the patient what the X-ray films reveal. Before the films are filed away permanently they are sent to Pueblo, where an official inter- pretation is made on each one by Dr. G. A. Unfug, our staff Radiologist, ' Life in the X-ray Department never grows monotonous. some days are busy-others are not -but every day brings its toll of interesting experiences. WFANNII5 SCIIROCK, R. 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Food was 1'e1'og11ize11 11s l1l.1Il111'fi111f to life by Clirist when he 1111111111011 ill the D21fi'01'11 of pruyer il request for 1l11ily bfixiltll Jesus 11lso prep11re11 Z1 l11'e11kf11st for the tired 111111 llll1lg'l'y fiSil0l'11l0l1 whose bodies were 11eeess111'ily 11111111-11111 of energy. Tl1e purpose of eating is to supply the body with foods which p1o1111ce 1-11ergy. 11111111 111111 11111111t:1i11 tissues 111111 ltgllllltl? body processes. This i111li1'111es 1111- 1lI111Ul'f1l1lC0 of fll1'11lSl1111g tl1e body with 11 variety of foods vvhich D0l'f01'll1 specific fllll1'fl01lS. Nutrition is il newly recog11ize1l science. 11 1le11ls with 1111vs 1vhi1-11 govern the 1111111 1'91111l1'Qlll9ll1S of tl1e l1o11y. Tl1e 11111111111 11191'i1i111lSIl1 is 11o11st111111y relezisiug energy 111111 l1re11ki11g 1l11vv11 the body tissues. 1111110111115 11111st be fll1'l1iSl16d to 1'9jli1ll' tissue. furhish energy, 111111 to C011tlI1116 tl1e co-ope1'11tio11 of 1111 its working parts. Tl1e fo11111l11tio11s of nutri- tion lie 111 the fuel, repair, 1'6g11iZ11'klt01'Y, 111111 protective factors which cover tl1e bo11y's require- ments. Dietetics is tl1e 1Jl'i1CtiCill 211JIll1Ci1ti01l of s1:1e11- tific 111lt1'itiU11 p1'i11e1ples. 111 tl1e l1ospt11l the diet- lll'y 1lep111't111e11t is the basis for its zlpplicaltioll. Meals for 11 day are to be Dllllllltid 211111 com- bined for the proper clistributiou of cereals, vege- tzrlnles 111111 fruits, meat, eggs, 111111 dairy p1'o1lucts 111 order that tl1e body 1le11111111ls may be met. Food shortages 111111 rationing present Q1 real cl111l1e11ge to tl1e task of providing adeqiiate 11111- 11111'e1l 111911113 1vl1i1'h 111:1:or1li11g to the 1111t1'itio11111 y21l'1lStlC'k, provide tl1e essential nutrients, tempt tl1e appetite, 111111 lllilillfilill 21 S21fiSfilCt01'y eco- 11o111i1f level. Niue Ci11'iStii1Il girls are 6IllDiOX6d ill the kit- 1'l1e11. Collectively. they serve E111 i1V01'11Q'9 of four l1111111re1l people per 1111y which 111611118 each 110- t111111y serves more 1111111 forty people. These girls are XVU1'1iillg' for Il 111i11i11111111 wage C01llDil1't'd to the UXtl'01l1O prices 1111111 elseyvliere for tl1e SZLHIB type of work but 111 D6l'l1l2l1l6l1f values their services will likely exceed those receiving higher Wages. True liuuger is foreign to most of us. Appe- tite 21111161119 is the ch11l1e11ge to our d6Di11't1l1QIlf. We must at the same time e1111e11vor to tempt tl1e p11l11te of those whose IIOIIIMII desire for food is 1lepl1-111-11 111111 re1n11i11 111v11re of the norinal se- lective appetites. 1111911 We pray give us this day our daily l11'0i1d',, it 111611118 more 1111111 satisfying the appe- tite. It is 21 request for the complete of the body that every 111-11311 1111151 specific 1l11ty 111 relation to tl1e body -PHAR L1 KA U FEM AN, nourisliuieiit perfonn its 11S a whole. Dietitian ffice Qrsonnel RUTH IIICNNARD MARGARET YODICIC MILDIIICD Slnktllfll. Receptionist Bookkeeper Secretary The office personnel includes an office clerk. a bookkeeper. and a nursing school secretary, The duties of the office clerk are those which deal most directly with the puhlic, such as operating the switchboard, acting as receptionist, adniitting and discharging of patients, a11d handling of cur- rent accounts and medical records. On the hook- keeper falls the task of daily balancing the cash, posting to accounts receivable. issuing checks for salary a11d accounts payable. 2ll'l'1Vi1lg' at monthly balances and typing monthly reports which are sulunitted to the Local Board and General Mis- sion Board. She serves as relief clerk in the outer office during lunch hour. o11e afternoon ll week and every other Sunday. The final copies of all exaininations, reviews. student records, and correspondence of the D1- rector of Nurses are completed in the Nursing School office throuilh the efforts of the school secretary. She also takes straight dictation front the Superintendent of the llospital and from the dictaphone writes inonthly collection letters for the hospital. Ahove is a picture of the general duties which are connnon to 111ost officesg llowever. our work here takes 011 a peculiar aspect due to the fact that hospital work as a whole deals with human beings rather than 1l1t'1't'112llll11S0, First and last contacts with the hospital are inade through the office. therefore. it is necessary that we present a synipathetic. as well as husiness-like attitude in order to win public confidence and represent our hospital as a Christian Institution. -li. HENNARIJ M. 'YOI 311111 ed Cross Nurses Aides Nurses Aides is a group of women who was or- ganized bv the American National Red Cross to re- lieve the shortage of nurses on the home front dur- ing the present national crises. To he a Nurses Aide one must be between the ages of 15 and 50, an American citizen or carefully selected friendly alien, have a high svhool education or its equivalent, meet certai11 physical require- ments, serve without pay, be willing to be o11 duty at least 150 hours each year, work under the super- vision of graduate nurses. Nurse's Aides assist graduate nurses by giving baths, making beds, taking temperatures, assisting with unsterile dressings, giving evening and morning care to patients, Z'li'C01111li11lyl11g visiting nurses, and serving u11der graduate nurses in times of einer- geneies peculiar to war times. You will find them on duty in hospital wards. on 1':l.ll0l',Lf0llCy Medical field units. in blood dollor ceili- ers, in public health agencies, and in clinics. Ixlrs. Cora Harney Mrs, Georgia Barnes Mrs. Mildred Uonipton Mrs. Frances Buhrle Mrs. Dorothy Hagadorn Xurse's Aides receive their training in an S0-hour course given in seven weeks by a qualified graduate nurse. This course is divided into two units-35 hours of lecture and demonstration and 45 hours of supervised practice in Wards of specified 1lOSDrit2liSi You will recognize them i11 their uniform which is blue and white with the insignia of tl1e Volunteer Nurses Aide Corps on the sleeve and cap. This uni- form is authorized by the American National Red Cross. La Junta has had two groups of volunteer Nurses The first group Qpicturedj completed its i11 1943. The second group finished in April, lt includes: Mrs. Rachel Arinstrong, Mrs. Aides. course 19-Ll. Frances Bailey, Mrs. Elsie Johnson, Miss Hazel Payne. Miss Madeyln Quimby. and Mrs. Fern NVitt. 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M First Altos: Helen Moser. ILN.. not on panel I-leuluh Roth, H.N,. not on panel. Ser,-ond Altos: Mrs Maude SWGl'tZCl1dl'lll,J6l', R, Landis. M Musieul t'llfllllSi2lSlllN :ind enjoyxnents have been filled to il ereut extent this yeur in the ornun- ization of the Nurses Chorus. tbrgrzniized ezlrly in the yeur. the group was zlble to fulfill inuny t llQ:lQt'l1lt-'IHS :ind enjoy :tn hour of uplifting: en- tertuinnient eueh week. Out of the lllillly unibitious singers in the sehool, at ehorus of seventeen 1110111- bers wus ehosen, The offim-ers were: president. Frystail lloueh. seeretury. tienevieye Lehniztn. The group wus zlbly direeted by Miss Iclfil Yoder. The first nnljor zl1111e:t1':11u'e wars nmde during the f'lll'iSi1llilS season. XVe Stung over the :lir git KUKH. Lu Juntzl. Volorudo, :lt ehureh. :ind :tlso rendered the niessuge of t'l1rist'n1:1s for the Suni- turiunt patients. Shortly prior to this. at lfreslnnun oetet. at .lun- ior quartet. :ind :t 1'xl't'N1llllIl1l quartet journeyed to Colorado Springs to uttend the Colorado f'Ill'iSTi2l11 Workers t'onferenee, Those eoxnposing the .Iunior quartet were Eltu Yoder. Mildred Yoder. Grave Gerber. :ind t,,'1'ystz1l llough, Those of the lfreslnnun quzlrtet :ire liois Kuhns, Gene- vieve Lelnnznn, lietty Augrsluirger, und llonitzl Landis. The Junior t'l:1ss is favored with another quurtet eoinposed of Marjorie Loucks, Eileen llostetler. liobertzt G2ll'ill-'I' und Mlildred Slioeniulcer. These indiriduzll groups have sung lllillly plzleesl sbeeiail progrzuns. for funerals. :tt over the nir und for other orgnn- ut t-hureh. for Kini, Colorado. izzttions :ind gi-oulPS. 1,6l'll1lllS one of tl chorus was the party given in Murcli ut the ie outstanding events for the urnettu Yuke, not on panel: Genevieve L6lllll2l1l, 1 Roberta Garber. not, on pztnelg Betty Augsburger: X.:C1'yst:1l lloughg Mildred Shoeinukerg Bonita Usic Gl'ZldIlZlfQ Nurses Home. All gaunes were centered :Around 1l1llSit'. :ind the deeorzltions of notes, smiles. staffs. ete.. were in uec'ordn11ee. The lfluster :ietivit'ies of the group t'iilll2lXt:tti the sehool term, After several months ot' diligent lll'2lC'tit'ill5I il very sueeessful 1il'U2'l'2llll wats ill'l'2ll1g- ed. :ind on April ti. the rhorus ,faire this proerznn for the soldiers ut the Int Junta Air liaise llos- pital. The true spirit' of Easter wus enriehed und brought to the patients :ind pei-soinwt of the llospitul :ind Sztnitnriuin in the Easter Sunrise Seryiee given ltlzlster morning. Thzlt afternoon the lll0Il1ltlll'S rendered several of these numbers :nt the l'.S.U. :und thzlt evening. the progruiii was given :tt t'hurch. A few ot' the most outstanding numbers that the chorus has sung this year alreg To Thee Jelloyztlf' ........... .. Send Fforth Thy Spirit ,, ,..,. .. Bach Lift lfp Thy Heztdsi' ..... Handel Hallelujah Chorus ., ...,,,, Handel U Morn of Beauty ,,....,l..... .. Sibelius ln LIoseph's Lovely G1ll'tit'llH . ,,,, H lIe Shztll Feed llis Flock ...,.,,.,,,, llztndel In singing: these songs we have tried to bring the lllPSS2lQ.l'0 of Christ. We have enjoyed the fel- lowship with 0Zll'h other und halve tried to sing some of the best nrusie ever written. We hope that this niusir hats not only ills1liI't'tl us but those who listened :is well. -onxsuuxn notion 57 eligions and Social ite It was after church one Slllldilf' night that. :ls I came up the steps of tl1e Nurses Ilome. I heard singing. and someone playing the piano. As I entered 1 found a group of nurses, workers, and young folks of the church gathered to sing some of the loved songs of the church. It proved an enjoyable hour and 2111 inspiration to all. Un Monday evenings at nine-thirty, girls are seen to lay aside their tasks and proceed to the Prayer Room for Student Council Prayer Meet- ing. Leaders are appointed by the Religious Com- mittee. and they choose someone to lead several hymns. After a few thoughts on some precious subject. the group has a season of prayer. Here it is where personal. family. school. church, mis- sionary. ZIIIQI evangelistic burdens are placed be- fore the throne of God. Many are the rich ex perienees of being drawn closer to God, united more fully one with another during these short prayer sessions. The Prayer Room welcomes many for their private devotions. Uften we find one class or another gathered in the recreation room for an hour or so of fun. This H1116 it may be ice cream. thome made ol eoursel and wafers. Another time the sponsor has arranged a party. or yet another occasion may be when some member of the class shares some dainties from a boy from honie with her Class- mates. Also we ret-all the times when the .Iuniors entertained the lfreshmen and in turn the lfresh- men occupied their big sisters, the Juniors, with a well planned evening of fun and refreshments, Our classes realize that if we are to accomplish anything. that if we are Io be united. if we are to count for anything in the Nursing profession and the Church, we must unite ourselves with God. Therefore each class meets separately in a class prayer meeting on some convenient evene ing of the week, Class problems are presented. several songs sung followed by a session of prayer. Each member is strengthened- There are the XVednesday evening prayer meet- ings at the church and our Sunday services tl attend. Literary once a month when we are able to go to some of the church members homes. and occasionally we entertain the Literary group in the recreation room of the Nurses Home. Student council meeting. held once each month in place of the Monday night prayer meeting. is another activity to which all the students are obligated to attend. It is fun for groups to get out of doors too, and the many sports. from hiking to a strenuous game of softball. are enjoyed by all. Frequently we see Freshman and Juniors to- gether. in rooms or out on a hike. It is probably big and little sisters who are going to spend an hour or more together. Truly along with Our work on duty and in the classroom we have our good times. our parties or get-togethers, Someone says I thought Nurses were just interested in nursing. but no. he is mistaken. for if only she applies herself she has a well rounded, active life. -V. GRAYBILL 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' Service O Master. let me wall: with thee In lowly paths of service free: Tell me thy seeret: help me bear The strain of toil, the fret of care. Help ine the slow of heart to move By some clear, winning word of loveg Teach me the wayward feet. to stay And guide them in the homeward way. Teach me Thy patienceg still with thee In closer, dearer company. ln work that keeps faith sweet and strong, ln trust that triuinphs over wrongg 111 hope that sends it shining my Fur down the fllill1'9'S llroatlettiug wuyg ln peice that only thou canst give- Student Council Ready? That's right. we have a Student Council meet- ing tonight-l'll be with you in a minute. Happily. both girls eo down the steps to the recreation room to gather with the student body for the monthly Student Council Meeting, Shall we join the group and learn something of the organization? The meeting is called to order at Siflll p.m, by the president. followed by roll call and the read- ing of the minutes. Iiobert's Rules ot' Urder are observed as a business meeting is carried on. The l'roblem's Committee presents for discussion any problem affecting the student body, Solutions arc reached and decisions made by the group. These are then taken by a faculty advisor to the higher authorities. The program committee affords us an interest- ing hall' hour with reports on new drugs, etc., and usually sonic novelty number. Another enjoyable half hour is spent under the direction of a Social Conimittee, The meeting is adjourned and the group of chattering happy girls disperses. each to her re- spective room. 'ils that all there is to it? you ask. No, is definitely my reply. A Recreation Committee keeps the recreational equipment in good shape and promotes interest along recreational lines. A library committee tab- ulates and keeps check on hooks in the Nurses Iloine Library. The new class each year is welcomed at a get- acquamted social sponsored by Student Council. .Iail services and personal work are ardently carried on under its auspices. Each week we have Student Council Prayer Meeting. Cliristmas is made as nice as Christmas away from home can bc. A lf1'0s'1'211n is carefully plan- ned. and presented at the Sanitarium each year. ln February everyone is made happy doing nice things for others as one week is set aside for Secret-Heart-Sister lVeek. Student Council, organized in 1932, is the only organization including the entire student body in our institution. Enrollment ill the Mennonite Hos- pital School of Nursing automatically makes one a member of this organization. It is for the good of the entire student body and needs the support of every member. A faculty sponsor. chosen yearly. approves and guides our activities. A pres- ident. chosen from the Junior class. a vice-presi- dent from the Senior class and a secretary-t1reas- urer from the Freshman class make up the execu- tive committee which appoints three members to each committee: Religious. Social, Program, Prob- lems. Recreation and Library, The executive coni- mittee plus a chairman from each sub-committee forms the cabinet. Student Council has proven a very interesting and worthwhile organization. -LOIS KANAGY 'k 'k ir 'k Sports - A refreshed mind and recreated body is as im- portant to a nurse as to anyone answering a par- ticular call or employed in any vocation. As a pre- caution to diminished physical strength or per- haps to satisfy her desire to be out-of-doors it is only natural that she should occasionally be found playing tennis, hiking or bicycling. Our city park supplies us with several tennis courts. an archery target. and a shuffleboard ground. Often in the evening after work or during hours off an earnest tennis game may reveal suc- cessful winners or those who are just good sports. while a shuffleboard game also becomes exciting or an archer misses her mark. lint whether loser or winner the purpose of play has been well accomplished and a ,Qroup of re- treshed and happy girls start home carrying balls a11d bats. Hur Recreation Room has other means for play and enjoyment. liere we go for table tennis or other games while munching on pop corn or toast or sipping' hot tea. A group of graduates. students and workers have organized the bicycle club. perhaps due to gas rationing. but state that the purpose of their club is to see new scenic spots about La Junta or nearby towns. Different picnic trips have been made to interesting places such as The Cedars, North La Junta hills and others. Roller skating has been practiced occasionally on the walk about the Home or in and about the park. ' During days off several girls may be known to hike to the country and count up their miles with perhaps a small amount of pride. Others may take a picnic lunch and hike several miles north to North La .lunta Hills or to the Test Hills or other spots of interest and beauty. Bicycling to the out- skirts of town or to the country is just as refresh- ing. Thus there is no reason for lack of recreation or idleness-these keep our bodies fit for wo1'k and our minds recreated. -MARJORI E LOUCKS Sports CCA1Ql,l1'l1ti11g Acceptance Wall Flower After zu Bull Gzunc Un the 'Tennis Cuurlis At the llltlllfh of El tunnel B1-enkfnsl in the Testlrills In City 1':11'k At 1fUllll111611t lake Shuffle Bozlrd HBIOIHH Sununcr A ref-1'ea'rio11al evening Miss He1'Sl1ey UPN. Fi11'11l01' At Helen Hunt Falls Stale Line Roller Skating Supper in the Park Park Pond n and About the nstitution The Junior College Our Radio Station At Tlizuiksgiving Time Tlianksgiving Diuuci- Our Technicians i'BIHChilC11flSH A'XV8'1'6 from Ohio Reunion of Class of '3 Miss Nora Mae Miller Miss Zook plays Miss Kauiffnizui-Dietition The Nursds Home Ifligby Sunday School The Door to Service Miss Pfile, R.N. Look at the Birdie pleasi- Sconic Colorado 1 Yiewing La Junta from 4th floor 7 Pikes Peak through Gateway Rocks 2 La Junta following a snowfall S Gateway to Garden of Gods 3 A Mountain Pass QCo1orado Springsj 9 111 the Citv Park QLH Juntap 4 In the Garden of Godsw fC010l'ild0 S111-ingsi 10 Pikes Peak 5 Stezunbozit Rock and Billzlllcvd Rock qqguydell of Gods, 11 Viewing the Willey from 21 Mountain top G Station Rock XfG211'd611 of Godsj 12 Station RoCk fG1ll'd611 of Godsj 62 It was four o'eloek i11 the 111o1'11i11g XVIIOII tl1e elevator 0211110 to a stop at o11r floor. Quickly I thought. A new IIJIIIOIIITQ b11t ilnlnediately I heard tl1e door 011011 :llld tl1e rattle of garbage eans tlll .Iohn's c-art. tllld I recognized the Crip- pled step of our aged worker. John. eoining for the garbage, Illld bringing elean. einpty eans. I ailthful John. wl1o for 27 years l1as arisen early each nlorning Illld begun l1is daily duties. eonies with his crippled step and always we find that l1e has lllllil to say IIello Illld tl1e11 he is busy with his task. Minor illnesses or bad weather have tried frtlitlessly to deter .Iohn's faithful foot- step. 'l'hrough tl1e years our John l1as proven hiinsell' a faitl1f11l. dependable worker, regular as your best thnepieee. A little later. 2ll'0lllltl six lfcloek. tl1e lllillll eoines with tl1e tray eart to gather the trays with water pitchers tllltl glasses from eaeh patient's rooin. These she wasl1es. fills with ice illld water illltl I'0IIlI'1lS to the I'0UlllS. Her day's d11ties are begun illlti sl1e proceeds to carry the flowers and DlilIlfS Il'tPlll the halls, Zllltl after refresh- ing tl1e111 with fresh water a11d 1'6lll'l'GlIlg.fI1lg theni tl1ey are returned to tl1e patient's I'UO1ll. At 111eal time sl1e aides i11 serving. a11d again in gatlier- ing tl1e trays of food. Some of her other duties eonsist of dusting Illlll inopping tl1e patients' VUUIIIS. and keeping the halls elean. Also it is tl1e 1IlilItl.S delight to keep the serviee room and diet kitehen i11 their very best Condition. Again she serves tl1e patients as she refills their w:1te1' pitehers with ire and water three other tinies during tl1e day. She also thoroughly eleans zllld 1lI'i-'1l2lI'0S 11301118 for IIQXV patients after others l1ave go11e honne. Iler day is a b11sy one, As I Illillltl lllj' way to the first floor and tl1e dining I'llU1ll for breakfast. I inarveled at tl1e IIIINX lllllll eoining froin the kitehen where the kitchen force was happily engaged i11 iinportant tasks. It was time for the breakfast trays to go to tl1e floors and tl1e tray girls were b11sy putting tl1e last of the hot food U11 the trays. Une girl had just finished elearing the tables in the dining hall where tl1e day foree of nurses illld workers lllltl just eate11. and sl1e was bringing tl1e disl1es to be wasl1ed. This girl also waits 011 tl1e tables at lllltill tiine. Several girls stood at their posts at the dishwasher, tllltl I watched the loads of dirty dishes go i11 lllltl a load of elean UIIUS Ulllll' out. The c-ooks were at another end of the kitehen. already busily engaged i11 preparation of the noon ineal. for wasn't it their task lo provide food for approxiinately 50 ill folks a11d about tl1at nxany well ones. The dieti- rkers 63 c-ian. who must eaeh day 1512111 the meals, special diets. Illlti order the food so it' is on Ilillld at the right IIIIIO. was supervising tl1e whole kitchen foree. tint i11 the hall we find a yo11ng Illilll. energetic- ally Illtlllllllltl' the long hallway, Ile is Darrell, our handy lllilll XVIIPII it eonies to burned out' light bulbs. broken switc-hes. elevators zllltl dumb wait- ers tl1at refuse to work. Zllltl all tl1e Illtllly little inishaps whit-h occ-ur i11 a busy day. Aflrl' refill! lllj' breakfast. a11d thinking. Now ho1ne to bed. I stepped tlllt i11 tl1e fresh air, and IIIIIIIISI eollided witl1 another young inan, o11r engineer. wl1o takes care of tl1e llvilfilljf system, tl1e upkeep of tl1e lawn. illld also proves himself to be a jack of all trades. for his duties are inany, I IIIIISI stop at the laundry for soine clean 11ni- forins, Rllltl as I enter that building I find John, faithful at. gathers tl1e lliS post. tl1e huge wasl1ers. John dirty li11e11s fro111 the clothes chute, and U11 l1is eart conveys tl1e111 to the laundry and tl1ere sorts lllvlll. Ile Certainly knows all about it XVIIQ-'ll it eonies to the wash, as he starts the XV2lSllt'l'N early in tl1e inorning, so there is work for the girls wl1e11 they 001119 to work at seven. Always el1eerful i11 his work. a11d ready to help others. that is .Iol111. As l see the girls at work. ironing. l112lll,Lf0lI1l2. folding and sorting the lin- ens. I Zllll reininded how I have often seen theni, late in the 0V911i1lg. or eve11 in the night. bring- ing tl1e clean ll1lt'l1S to the hospital or the nurses l1o111e. Their day is a long 0110 tllld a hard one, and yet at' twilight we can hear tl1e111 singing,-they are happy. I take lily ll11IfUI'IllS and again step from the laundry Ulll i11to tl1e great tlllfdUUI'S. As I near the walk froni tl1e hospital to the Sanitariuin. a 1-heery good 1no1'ning eoines from tl1e girl wl1o is taking SIIIIIIIIPN froni tl1e inain kitchen to the kitehen ati tl1e Sanitarinin, Yes, there is a young lady to take over the kite-hen there, zllld a 111aid for the floor work too, I paused and thought-our working force is 11 large 0118. Illld eaeh 1111-'IIIIIOI' is needed, and n1o1'e fllilll that, we 11eed more workers that the pres- ent ones 111igl1t lltlf need to put i11 sueh long, hard ho11rs. Un tl1is partieular niorning 'I stopped and prais- ed God for tl1en1. o11e lllltl all. for tl1eir tasks were IIl11lUl'I1lI1f tasks - tasks for UIII' Master wl1o serves others. tliinking not of hilnself. -VERNA GRAYBILL orkers In Person OB Maid The kitchen force P1'6Dl11'i11g' trays Making pies The XV0l'k61'S DOSQ Puls Ilnh Roesch Chocolate cakes? yum! yum! SJ 10 11 12 13 14 1 5 16 64 Eibei-tu and Garnet After an interesting game John Good One happy family Floor maids From Nebmsliu to Ohio Eldo Miller Darrell Holdermun L.li. - llny0 they started culling you teorns' Une joke editor to unother: Do you lmyo yol? some good jokes? ILA. - No. why? No, lc-t's put ourselves in ll.K. H I just NVUlllll'l'4'll, since YUll'l'l' zllwnys ...- Ill the foot. of tho Clilssfi NV-S' F- A-I novel. sleepin l' 1 I Gil. - You prove that to us in clnssf' Dr. N. to Dr. ll., who wus 2ll10Nl'll0UZl1lg il Negrlw-ss: XV:ll'L'll for vynosis. Dr. 1'- NVhen the Nighti11gnle Ulllllllillgll was being li.M. l2ll'lt'l' 11-c-eiyillx :111 olecl1'im':ll shock: lwm- Miss H l'lZlW' 1'VCf'iVWl 21 'iq Uf fllulllllilf' ..l,m,N il HH-Wt HH, m.nin?-- :Ind sl-nt :l vnrd to Miss Grzllwr. the clnss spon- Dr- D' - UYW. but you ucedu-I wm.l.y.f- sor. in NVZlSlllllQft0ll Iowa. nsking hor to sub- H- scribe. llr. NVUl'l'0ll - 'WVIIOII I clo11't. know: the Zlll- -- swor l just szly 'A hunk of gunk' 3' Dr D. - i'1 still don't like this green soup. i- ILG. - Nl-ither do l. l suppose you prefer SHICN palniolive or c:u1iay?f' IC, lilly - drnping the suction lll2ll'lllll0 with Dr. IJ. -. No. 1 use W1-isl'ley's. A friend gave il sheet. nu- :1 bnr when I was in high sl-hool :ind l lnlvv ILL, - forcing XV2ll'lll teal. In-vii using it ever since. Clnlrted - 'Dr. Cooper here. Ilressings ,-L , . ,- Clmllgwl' VHVIAD YOI, IMAGINE I Dr.. Worrell - lspvzllcillg' of poorivonlilzx- . . . . , . Y llllllll An odor so strong you could Chin your- Vhy Miss Litwiller would lllilkll tho nnstalw WW UH it.. ' ' of Uillllllg' Miss Eby Miss NYiebe 'f ' ' Miss Knuffnntn - hlvllill' offer-l' 1llN'S nlti- MHS MUSUI' - What is':1 1nieron'f tude- llllVl' on llllklllgllu I G.H. T- Tho sinullest thing thutl can he seen M.Y. -- lt bzukos slower on the lop of the will il mlCl N '1 -H oven than the bottom. ' ?. GAS. lin slvelvl A 'illlll not from llollnos Miss Moser - 'Nzune the purls of :1 el-ll. l'ounty. LS - Veil willl. l'lll'Ulll:lllll,.l M.S. - 'AVlll'l'0 ure you from then? Miss Moser i And what is cln'on1:1tinZ ' GH. lstill slvupillgl - 'XVIII not from Hohnes LS. - The filling, County: l'111 from XVnyne County. 5 1 3 Carson ZELLER'S CASH GROCERY Fresh Meat - Vegetables and Groceries COMPLIMENTS of ARTS CAFE DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH Use Cransorfs Clean Milk Properly Pasteur-ized for Your Protection. i There is such a big difference in Dairies. 'A' GOLDEN RULE DAIRY N. W. Cransonland Sons Phone 426-J SPENCER MOTOR CO. AUTO SERVICE LA JUNTA, COLORADO 121 Raton F. M. STARK AND CO. FURNITURE BUGS RADIOS When Others Say It Can't Be Done Complinlents of Take It To Dan VALLEY DRUG DI DOMENICO STQRE sRoR REPAIR sHoP li J. P. UNGER Service Station 1001 San .Iuau CUSTOM TAILOR MOBILE GAS and OIL Western Auto Supply 310 Colorado Ave. La Junta, Colorado CONOCO PRODUCTS BILL HARRIS SERVICE Greasing - W3SI1Il1g e-- Battery Service New and Used Tires 217 Wfest Third Strrvet 13110116 607-'W -, I 7 There s Such 21 Big Difference in T1-IE LA JUNTA TRIBUNE has the perfect combination essential to Quality 'ff EXPERT WORKMEN 'ff THE FINEST MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT if THE BEST OF PAPERS AND INKS . - COMPLIMENTS or Serv ce Station Miller, Hess 81 Co., Inc., Akron, Atlas Tires-Accessories Pe1mSYlV3Uia Quaker State Qu A. N. Wolf Shoe Co., Inc, Denver Pennsylvania THAD BICKETT Highland Shoe Co., Akron, 222 Raton Phono 28-I PCIIHSYIVHHIH GAS H EAT MAKES WARM FRIENDS CITIZENS UTILITIES COMPANY COIIIPIIIIIOIIIS of LU GBILL BROS., INC. I LIVESTOCK BROKERS and MEAT PAOKERS Arc-hbold, Ohio IIIIOIIU 82 LA JUNTA DISCOUNT CO. T East Second Phono TTT Kit Carson Bldg. We Sell and Finance Cars Personal Loans and Insurance LA JUNTA'S OWN FINANCE CO. OLOTHING THE QUALITY STORE OOIVNS Shoes . . . lVIen's, Ladies? and Ol1ilclron's Flll'IIISl1I1lg'S Printzess and Red Goose Shoes Sly1ea1'L Betty Rose Coats Dresses 220 Santa Fe Avenue La Junta, Ooloraclo COIIIPIIHICIIIS Of Phillips Bakery KIT CARSON SHOE SHOP S. J. LI1'ZlIlKll1O1'0, Prop. SHOES REPAIREIJ 'WHILE ,YOU IVAIT Kit Carson Building La Junta, Oolorarlo The Best Laundry and Dry Cleaners GARDNER MOTOR CO. Dodge cmd Plymouth Compliments of JOSEPH R005 ELITE STUDIO PORTRAITS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 4 lllest Third Street lla Junta, Colorado Victory Taxi 20 W. First La Junta, Colo. Factory Precision Equipment Art Noodham Specialized Auto Service Fourth and Colorado Phono 174 LA JUNTA, COLORADO Chapmans Fruit Stand The Valley's Most Complete Fruit and Vegetable Store Canon Lump and Nut Coals Third and San .Juan ilhone SHA Smith Shoe Store lVlO.lUD HOASIERY RED CROSS, FLEX-EZE and FPETEIVS SHOES FRED HARVEY E- OTERO HOTEL EYROPEAN PLAN Cotfcc Shop and Dining' Roorn News Stand Service Available at Reasonable Rates H. R. HARRISON FURNITURE Hearty Congratulations IRE O O and Sincere Good Wislies to The Mennonite Hospital School of Nursing and the Graduating Nurses of the Class of 1944 from your Sister Institution GOSHEN COLLEGE Here, too, Doors of Opportunity Swing Open CONGRATULATIONS To the Student Nurses and Graduate Nurses f'B0ok.s arf' IlH'CflI'1'l1gl' for Hn' .so11I'!-Sic'uI11.Q 1170 IIIIILIOZIVOIY to Supply THE BEST IN GOOD LITERATURE Roquesl 21 UEIIZIIOZLQ' from Scottdale, Pa., or M111 at any of our retail Book Stores. IVEAYER BOOK STORE, New Holland, Pa. NVEAVER BOOK STORE, el-1 S. Duke Sl., 1la11c'aste1', Pu. GRA'YB1,Lli BOOK STORE, 2211 Main Sl., Souflertou, Pa. GOSPEL BOOK STK 1RE, 1121 E. llineolu AVO., Gosllou, Illfllilllil GOLDEN RLLE BOOK STORE, 187 E. King' Sl., Kilr-llouer, lll1l211lO MENNONITE PUBLISHING HOUSE Scottdale, Pa. DRINK PASTEURIZED MILK Milk is the Inost important food in the diets of young and old. No one ever outgrows the need of MILK U.S. ARMY SUPPLIES GRADE A PASTEURIZED Thousands of Dollars have been invested to safeguard Your Health DRINK MILK cooK WITH MILK ENJOY MILK WISWELL CREAMERY CO. Compliments and Best Wishes of LA JUNTA ABSTRACT THE H. L. BOYD COMPANY AGENCY Abstracts Loans Insurance Real Estate ll Wfest Second Street LA JUNTA, COLO. PEACOCK FUNERAL HGME Ralph Peacock AMBULANCE SERVICE 4401 Raton Ave Phone l00 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS N. S. LARSEN lQstz1lmlisl11-ml ISS!-L from .IEWELER and OPTOMETRIST The Valley Floral CO. WATCHES and D1A1x1oNDs 215 C0l0l'2lclO AVO. ,l,,ll011L' 280-XY 9 XVOM 80001111 811.014 lmhmw 242 Otero County Abstract Mayer Flower Shop Com an , . . p y lLVC1'yIl11l1g 111 Cut Flowers Abstracts and Insurance and Potted Plants Colorzulo Trust Co. Phone 220 lol Rzllml AVO' lllmml will Kleins Public Markets La Junta, Colo. Your Se1'1'i0e l'l'1ltl0I'Ctl to Elillllilllll is not 1I1Q2tSI1I'0il i11 dollars and cents. RQATI-I, Jewelers 201 Colorado Avenue La Junta GREEN MQRTUARY AMBULANCE SERVICE - LICENSED LADY ASSISTANT 315 Santa Fe Day or Night Call I5-W QPERA I-IGUSE PHARMACY GGHUCEJUTE DRUG STOREM Phone 53 La Junta, Colo. Congratulations Nurses . . . CUT RATE MARKET Quality - Price - Service Phono T33-W Free Delivery GOODMAN 'S .1 C'LOTllES SIIOP' FOR MEX AND YOUNG MEN ....... RALPH LUDLUM T02 East First Phono 2-I Always Better Coal and Feed STANDARD HIL SERVICE OROSIIEY PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS CRADUATINC CLASS The Style Bar Lzulivs Reamly-to-woat' F. and A. BOOK SHOP GIFTS, GREETING CARDS and OFFICE SUPPLIES 8 1Vest 711111111 11110110 620 HUB CLOTHIERS 11'L.e1SSY Ix'I,0THE15' fm- JIEN Everything in Menas Weal' Groceries Meats Fruits F O O D S H O P Foods for Less BAND BOX CLEANERS f? -2? ,Vey . 5, Q Q X A O1'1'OS1'1'111 POST 01+11+'1CE jxdau :111 ,,1jF11:1 I1Ul111J1111l01l1S .... MODERN FOOD STORE T!n' 1'f111rq1f'.w 1 i11fawf Frmfl l'r'nl 1 Books, Magazines, Magazine Subscriptions FISHER BOOK STORE 2308 Oo1o1'am1o Fruits Yl'Q'l'1'21131US Bakr 1 X O1'oc'c-1'i0s AIUHIS 20 W. '1'11i1'11 Sfwvi la Junta leo and ICE and COAL Itorago 13131111 W First 211111 1'31'z111is11 Aw. 191101111 1505 Compliments of the L. Durbin Surgical Supply Co. DENVER, COLORADO INGE SHOE STORE 1 BETTER SHOES for LESS MONEY EXCLUSIVE HERE: Foot Saver lgllllilv Jottick Rliylluii Step Paris Fashion Aii' Stop PHEONIX HOSIER Y SERVICE HEADQUARTERS . . . THERE aro El good uiamy question niaiks in the uiiiuls of most folks who plan to build or mocleriiizo . . . Our job is to Qlimiiialo Those quesliou marks .... This- iuezius that Without olil1g'z1l1ou lo purolizlso, You mo free lo vousulli us at any H1119 .... Dou't hesitate to do so. lf! East SPCOHJ CD. Phone 51 THE ROCKY FORD Co-OPERATIVE CREAMERY COMPANY COLUMRTNE BUTTER and ICE CREAM Phone 48 LA JUNTA HARDWARE CO. Phone 19 A HOME-OWNED STORE COMPLETE HESSTON COLLEGE AND BIBLE SCHOOL Academy, Junior College, Two Year Bible Course, Six Weeks Wiliter Bible School CHRISTIAN TEACHERS BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION WHOLESOME ENVIRONMENT Compliments of Arcbbolcl Ladder Company ,ll.lXIvI , l K '1'I'RERS Ol Ladders, Ironing Tables, Furniture Specialties, and Built-In Kitchen Cupboards IVI11. M. lVysc C. li. lV3'sc Compliments of MR. and MRS. FRANK SPICER JOE'S TEXACO STATION REXALL STORE SLYWOOD MODE O'DAY SUPERIOR CLEANERS ADAMEK .IEWELERY AL MILLER BARRIE'S VARIETY STORE 1918 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 Alumnae Rohrer. Emma. RN., XVadsworth. Ohio Lehman, Stella Sharp. KN.. Mio, Michigan I-leatwolo, Lydia, RN.. Devoasoml Kauffman. Loma, Leif-hty. Malinda, KN., Virginia, Minnesota KN.. XVauseon, Ohio Oyer Lydia. RN. St. Johns, Michigan Burkhart. Ada. KN., Elkhart. Indiana Ehersole, Mrs. U. E., R.N., tliuth Erhl, La Junta, Colorado Grove, Gladys, ILN., Hillsboro, Kansas Neville, Mrs. Elzie, R.N. fliffio Shantzj, La Junta, Colorado Brown, Mrs. XV. J.. RN., fBla1n'he Slwlilerj, Wellman. Iowa Miller, Loyina. RN., Garden City, Missouri Miller, Nora, R.N.. La Junta. Colorado Svlirock. Aliffe, RN., Garden City, Missouri Baer, Martha, RN., Baltimore, Maryland Shank, Mrs. Ilenry, RN., Clisther Brnnkl. Denbigh. Virginia Catsonos. Mrs. James, RN.. QAddie lien- derl, Denver, Colorado Ilolsinger. Delplia, RN., I1il1'1'lS01llllll'g, Vir- ginia I-larder, Melya, ILN., Colorado Springs, Col- orado Ilostetter, Mary, R.N., La Junta, Colorado King, Mrs. Herman, RN.. CGoneyieye Det- wilerl. Ilarrisonville. Missouri Ringler, Mrs. Calvin G., R.N.. lAda Hartz- lorl, Colorado Springs, Colorado Yoder, Rhoda. RN.. Eagle, Colorado Fulton, Mrs. li. G.. RA.. llidlth 1.ll'lY01'J, Los Angeles, California Gehman, Mrs. William, ILN., tKatie Ilorstj, Balley. Pa. Naugel. Mrs. Sam. ILN. QMary Good+. Idlkhart, Indiana Miler, Anna, ILN.. XVausm-on. Uhio Miller. Mrs. A., KN.. fKathles-n Duunl, Elk- hart, Indiana Graber, Anna, ILN., Sterling, Illinois Ilarkins. Mary, ILN., lfontress, Virginia Miller, Illstlier. ILN.. lrlllqhart, Indiana Lapp, Mrs. Myron, ILN., tVm-hna Ilrenne- manb, La Junta, Colorado 1928 1929 1930 1931 Ilissor. Mrs. ILN.. fMae Meyerj, Markhom, Ontario. Canada Kaui'I'nlan. Mrs. Shorinan, R.N., f31211't11iI llorsln-yl. La Junta, Colorado lloum-r. Mrs. .Ial-ze, R.N., fMable Reberl, Iowa City, Iowa Frey. Mary K.. RN., Colorado Springs, Col- orado Ilersln-y, Naomi, RN., Kinzer, Pa. Ilipplt-. Mrs. Frant-is. R.N., tMary Suder- nianl. Westelivster, Pa. 11U1S4IlllllC Mary, ILN., Kansas City, Kansas liaor. Ilannah, RX., Hagerstown, Maryland Iirennonian, Mrs. Amos, Sliowaltr-1'I, Dvnbigh, Virginia R.N., tlllaggie Douglas. Mrs. John, KN., hanil. Culp, Arkansas Smith. Mrs, Delbert, KN., ylsjl. XVindyville, Missouri fMaude Bucking- Uosephine Da- fllfolirv. Mrs. Fred, ILN., tLena Catesb, Sid- ney. Nc-hraska Rhodes. Mrs. Harley. RN., tAlta Wengerl, Harrisonburg, Virginia Alderfl-r, Mrs. David, R.N., CMary His- tandl. sc-ottdale, Pa. llrunk. Graco. RN.. Chicago, Illinois lboan. Mrs. Albert, RN., fRuby Glickl, San- ta Cruz, California In-i'.'vr. Mrs. llaryey. RN., fPriscilla Leich- tyl. Wauseon. Ohio Ilartzor, Mrs. Arthur, HN., fE'dna lirunkl, Ilonhigh. Virginia IIPIIIIIIIII, Gladys, ILN.. Garden City, Mis- souri Ilunsla-rger. Mary lllnnna, R.N., Collegeville, l'c-nilsylyania Jones. Mrs. Wade. ILN., tMarion Kauff- manl. Las Animas, Colorado King, Mrs. John. R. N., Clisther Helmuthj, tlym-rland Park. Kansas Miningor. Mrs. Paul, R.N., tMary Erbl, Goslnln. Indiana Rhodes. Mrs. Marvin. KN., fllazel Schertzj, La Junta, Colorado Gehnlan. Mrs. XV. S.. RN., tDora Shantzl, Rush Lake. Saskala-llewan, Canada Vnruh. Mrs. Irvin. RN., Clllsther Ifi11X10I',5 Ilarpor. Kansas XVidn1or. 1':slIn'r, R.N., Chicago, Illinois Asc-hlinian, Adeline. ILN., Toledo, Ohio Asfylzlinian, Agnes, RN., Deceased Iigli, Mrs, Tod, R.N., tLola Schertzj, La Junta. f'4Illl1'illlU Iloole-y. Mrs. Willard, Ii. N., Ulla Milerj, Ilannnutt, Idaho 1932 1933 1934 Kauffman. Florence, R. N.. Detroit. Mieli. Louthan. Mrs. Ilershel, It. N. lMary Ellen Ileatwole, Harper. Kansas. Meyer. Mrs. Lewis. R.N.. CLaura Millerl. Mehania. Oregon Slagell. Ada. RN.. La Junta. Colorado ZIIIIIIIPTIIIIIII. Myrtle. ILN.. Ilarper. Kansas Dm-iweiler, Pearl, RN.. llenver. Colorado Gresser. Mrs. Ilona-r, ILN.. Llflertlia Mar- tini. Wooster, Uhio Gruber. Mrs. George. KN.. QMaLiie Ilofferj Riverside. California Iljelinstad, Mrs. Magnor. ILN.. QMargarei. Millerj, La Junta, Colorado Hooley. Mrs. Harold. ILN.. ixilllllli Kauff- inanz, Nampa. Idaho La Voo. Mrs. Charles. ILN.. llilsie L-icfhtil. Deceased Mclbowell, Mrs. XVa1ter, R.N.. fRuih Leh- lllillli, Swvvl' Home. Oregon Frey, Mrs. Floyd, R.N.. Hola Millerl. 'l'o- peka. Indiana S1.l1fZIllill1. Lux-retia. KN.. llannilmal, Mis- souri Swartzendrnlrer. Mary Jane. ILN., La Junta. Colorado Yoder, Mrs. IJ. T.. R.N.. Clisther ISFQIIIIO- manj. Mianii Florida Zook. Ethel. ILN.. La Junta. Colorado Irlllersole. Mrs. Glenn. ILN.. lLila lloodl. Sterling. Illinois IC-lnersole. Florence, R.N.. Reodslnirg. Wis- c-onsin Carlson. Mrs. Andrew. RN.. QVQ-rda Shenkl. Denver. Colorado Nelson. Mrs. Chester, RN.. Qllorothy Mil- lerl. Goshen, lndialla Nyquist. Mrs. Austin, ILS.. 1Mildred Ilill- zllvidell. Ullvlblo. Colorado Roth. Lueille. ILN.. XVauseon, Uhio Parrott. Mrs. Norman, ILN., f0llie Millerl. Elida. Ohio Smith. Mrs. Ilode. RN., QMary Vaughn Yo- derj. Lima, Ohio surndell. Mrs., Merle. RN., f'Ag1105 Swartz- endrulmerb. Renton Ilarhor, Michigan Zinnnerly, I'Zstlu-1'. R.N.. IVauseon, Ohio Zinnnernian. Hrplia. HN., Ilarper. Kansas Eigsti. Mrs. Arthur. ILN.. San Iiornardino. California CVGSSIIIQIII. Fna, R.N.. Peliuajo, F. C. O.. Ar- gentina. Souili America Fl' Mr' C B RN UA-ltie XVenfferl, 'Ig 1, I 5. .l. . ., . .. . X, Manson. Iowa Yoder, Mrs. Joe, R.N.. Uistlror Iischl, Mio. Michigan Helniuth. Mrs. Floyd. ILN.. fMartha 11er- slieyj. IIarrisonville. Missouri Icllui. Iilizalletli. KN.. La Junta, Colorado Snyder. Mrs. Monno. RN., 11111111 Kauff- nianl, Hammer, Idaho 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 SXVIIl'fZf'lIdl'1'lbO1', Maude Egli, R.N., La Jun- ta, Colorado Yandirer. Mrs. l'aul. ILN., ilrva Snyderl, Lebanon. Oregon Coi'1'1nan. S. Iflllon. ILN.. Vineland, Ontario, Canada I'rior. Edith Ferne, ILN.. La Junta, Colo- rado Um-svli. Anianda. ILN.. Iioeliester, New York Yoder. Charity. li.N.. Belleville. Pennsyl- yania Yoder. Lois IC., 2nd Lt., ILN., Washington, 13. C. Zinnnerly. Mrs, Iilain, KN., 4-lairl. Urrville, Llflthel Siu- Ohio Ainstuiz. Ifldna, ILN., La Junta, Colorado Gross. Mary, 1i.N.. La Junta. Colorado Gillis, Mrs. Ernest. ILN.. QLilly Eschp, Mio. Mieiiigan Gueiigerieh, Mrs. Iiarold. R.N.. fliydia Mil- ierj, Denver. Colorado Miiehell. M1's. Tlioodore. R.N., fWinifred Kraaipoelb. Napa. California Snyder, lnez, R. N.. La Junta. Colorado Ik-ek. M1's. Carl. Ii.N.. liisther Thutl Farn- hurst, Delaware Hlllllll Millllie, K. N., Clinton. Oklalionni XVeaver. Mrs. Alvin. KN., QVOIIIIII Bylorj. Kansas City, Kansas Kant't'nian. Grave. KN., La Plata, Puerto Rico IVillenis. Mrs. Ala-. ILN.. gliutli Millcrj, lkerlin, Ohio Spiver. Mrs. Gai-old. KN., llieulah Ietryi, La Junta, Colorado D Yoder. Mario. KN.. Kansas City. Kansas Yoder. Phelie ILS.. Musonia. Tanganyika Territory, British East Africa Gonioll, Virginia. ILS., Pueblo, Colorado Grayhill, Mary, ILN.. Eplirata. P0llllSy1V211Iill Miller, Mrs. Arvliie. ILN.. 1Mattie Griesery. Phielilo. Colorado Dodds. Mrs. Ii0l1ll4.'1'1l, KN., kCarrio Hartz- lerl. Eugene. Oregon Sniuekor, Mrs. Ernest, R.N.. iMary Leieh- tyj. Cliieago, Illinois Egli. Mrs. Jesse. ILN.. lLa Vera Millerl, 1'2l1l1l01'. Iowa Robinson. Mrs. Iisiell. R.N.. llkoryl Mar- slialll. La Junta. Colorado Troyer. Mrs. John. ILN.. iKal'io Yoderi, Pryor. Oklahoma King. Mrs. Donald. 1i.N.. i'l'lielnia Yoderr. Crystal Springs, Kansas Ilirkey. Alvina. ILN.. Manson. Iowa Iirennenian. Mrs. James. ILN.. fMaude Ilartzlerl. Hesston, Kansas 1940 1941 Iiruiik, Zeliuu. RN.. I.:1 Jlllltil, Colorado Ritrfhiv. Esther Idicliellme-1'ge1'. ILN.. Rocky Ford. Colorado Yode-r. Mrs, Timothy. ILN.. 11.114-illv liicheri. IJ1:'llV0l'. Colorado Fra-tx. Mrs. C'l:r1'o114-1-. KN.. fI.e1l:1 Eshlo- lllillli, I'hiladelpl1i:1. 1'v11usylx':111i:1 Grzllror. We-111111. KN.. 1.11 Jllllfil. Colormlo Iflicllollu-1':v1'. Mrs. Wilbur. R.N.. lVn-sin llol- l101ll!lllf. 11ill'l'1SlHl1'j.f. 1'o1111sylv:111i:1 Ii9ll0Zll1. Mrs. Clzludo. ILN.. QTl1ol111:1 llosletf lvrj, Los Angeles. Czlliforuizi Surco. Mrs. Miko, ILN.. 114121111110 liilllfflllillll, Ilzign-rs1'ow11. Mzirylziiid 1V1d1ll01', Mrs. G11-1111. KN., tsllvlm-11 Yodm-rr. Iowa Vify. Iowa Yordy. Mrs. John, li,N.. 1Xev:1 Bi1'lcoyJ. Cl:11'lcsx'illv. Michigziu Deckort. Louiso, ILN.. Whittier, Culiforliizi Ilibldlxlllilll, Mrs. Moimo. ILN.. Iliosollo IIirk- Illillli. Fil1'111l111'Nf, 1JU1ZIYY:ll'0 Ahlllll. Mrs. Idurl. li. X., llilsil- Iloolm-yr Elkhart, 111dia11zl IJ2lllllL'l', I5z11'hz1rz1. ILN., I-ily, Nevmlzl Xufzigor, Flo1'e11cv. RN., Goslie-11, 111111211121 Nico, lioulsih, ILN., Wouseon, Uhio G1'i11J9l'. Mrs. Chzlrlos, ILN., Llizirou SNVIHTZJ, Strykor, Ohio Aiuxshiii-g:o1'. G1'2ll'9, ILN.. Iowzl City. Iowa Frotz. Grzlvo. R.X.. llzltfiold, l'v1l1lNNlV2ll1i21 Griosur, F1U1'61lt't'. KN., Wuusoou, Ohio Hostetlvr. 11119. R.N.. ML'1'l1ersol1, Iizliiszls Sliowzilter, Mrs. Iizlrl. Jr.. KN., QM:11'g:1ret Kiugj, L21 Junta, Colorado Showalter, M1's. liicliziml, ILN., QAIIIVX A1111 Rothr, Deiiver, Colorado Slugvll. Irene. ILN.. l.:1 Junta, Colorado SXVZI1'1Z011dl'1l1?t'1', Mzlrliv. ILN.. Hydro, Uklal- 11011121 19-12 1943 White. Ifllsio, RN.. Goshen, Indiana Yoder. 1'2lllli1l0. RN.. Wziuseon, Ohio Shifflor. IfIll'lll'1, R.N.. PIIOPIO R100 Moser, 111111-11. ILN.. Lu .lu11tz1. Colorado Iigli. lflvolyu. ILN.. Ln Jiuitzi. Colorado Gibb. Fzlyo. RN.. Lu -Tllllfil. Colorado G1-:ilu-1'. Iiuth. R.N.. Wnshiiigton. 111411111111 Biliflllllilll. Mrs. Gziylord. R. N.. LKz1fhryn Grieserb 110llV0l'. Colorado 111-'l'S11IlPI'g'l'l'. I'l1elno. RN.. Iduid, Oklahoula Mziyedzl. Mary, KN.. Lai Junta, Colorado NllfZ15.f01', Mario, R.N.. Crystal Springs, Kun- SHS Nalffzigor. J1lS01D1111l6. R.N.. Crystal Springs, Kansas X91l112lllS0l'. Mzlrtllal. ILN., l'c-orizi. Illinois Roth. 1:0ll1Zl1l. R.N.. Ln Jllllfil. Colorado Sc-hultz. l+Zmll1:l. ILN.. Boulder, Colorado Slum-ll. E111-11. KN., Lal Juutzi. Colorado Yoder. Ye-ral. ILN.. Luruy. Virginia Risser. Mui-gui-ot. RN., Hosstou. Kansas Iiloclwr. lf'lo1'o11ve. RN., lfllkhzlrt.. 11111121.1111 Ilurtzer. Mrs. lloimlcl. RN., fB:11'bi11':1 Bir- keyb. Y1lS1lill1t1, Michigan Good. B1Rl1'f1l2l, R.N., Nillllllllil. Idaho If!1'e1111a11111-11. Mary. R.N.. Iilidzl. Ohio Iizividsou. Dorothy, R.N., Detroit, Mic-higaii Gihner. Wilma. ILN., Illiblmi-fl, Oregon Hess. Ifliiinm, R.N.. Akron, I'e1111s5'lV:111in lleruley. Num-y. KN., Scottdale. Poiinsylvzi- nm Kropf. f'1l2ll'11y. ILX.. II11hln:L1'd. Oregon Miller, Lois, Ii.N,, Colorado Springs, Colo- rudo BIEIIISI. lf'lo1':l, R.N.. SL-ottdzllo, Peiixisylvuiiizl Munn. Mziry. ILN.. Elkhzlri. Iiidizuizl Pfile. Mulu-l. ILN.. Fiwlopoi-t, Illinois Spriiigor, 1.01'0l19. RN., 1.11 Juiitu, Colorado from the press of LA JUNTA DAILY TRIBUNE -.-.:,.-. N-xvx..u:-.eQ,. 4.-4 'gr ' tg V' , K- 4 -4 .. 5-K-. -f,,:'-::'T5.'fQ2 :gil-, - - :V is-fffi -.-'ervf-P-Wf-ff'-r . -x . 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