Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing - Appendix Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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f if ,1 It M 'I L WCHA. Mu. .Bam 711441144 IZJV. With deep respect and admiration, we the graduating class dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Lora Thomas, advisor, instructor and friend. She personifies Professional Nursing and exemplifies the high ideals and goals which we seek daily. Her determination, pleas- ant personality, and winning manner radiates to everyone about her, instilling confidence, enthusiasm and ioy. We will always remember Mrs. Thomas with high regard and ap- preciation. 'IO

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Vs 7 E. 'if' 1 J y 5 9 ff ., E' zamezzfg awww, amlcleuale nufxdflalhe wdffuaf Mau 510011664-0. We new There is no mortal whom sorrow and disease do not touch. ' Euripedes The hospital personnel constantly await the un- fortunate in an order to help them in every way possible. Intern, Dr. C. Kershner applies a foot cast with the aid of Mrs. Owens, R.N., Miss Greiner-student nurse, and Miss Reinking R.N.

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Progress is the activity of to- day, and the assurance ot to- morrowf Ralph Waldo Emerson This picture was taken in late October, 1962. By now the Lutheran Hospital is prepar- ing to staff and utilize the new west-'fifth floor. Science and its facilities move ever onward and upward. Three senior citizens exemplify comfort and contentment in the new Lutheran long-care unit di- rectly across the street from the hospital This is another progression in care and treatment which 'ti