Methodist Kahler School of Nursing - Link Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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The Link iltlllbiusirs llbiiaisesrbias Mrs. Eda L. Peterson Edith Mayo Hall Mrs. Ruth Bratager Maxwell Hall Mrs. Esther Van DeMark GQIIUIESA IIFGDIIR SllE5llNlllllflDllRS Seniors of the Kahler and St. Marys Schools of Nursing and post-graduate students from the Rochester State Hospital were guests at a tea at the Mayo Foundation House, Tuesday after- noon, May 23. Each guest was presented with a rose as she entered. Soft organ music provided a relaxing atmosphere as we roamed through the spacious rooms. Tea was served in Balfour Hall and stu- dents and faculty enjoyed the pleasure of visiting with old and new acquaintances. Miss Isabel Farr, of the Mayo Foundation, related the story pictured in the stain glass window. It portrays the evolution of medicine in educational, prac- tical and research fields throughout the ages. The seniors will treasure this afternoon as one of the many pleasant memories of their graduation activities. Lorraine Reedstrom Class of '50 Kahler Hall lIlDaQ4ME4l3QffX.lIf914kllilllR1IE5QfkG1IfllE9 On Sunday evening, May 21, as the Clinic chimes were striking eight, the class of 1950 in crisp white uniforms and red lined capes marched down the aisle of the Presbyterian Church to the familiar strains of Holy, Holy, Holy. The baccalaureate service was the first event of graduation week. The church choir sang Christ On The Upward Way and God Be In My Head. The Reverend Hugh B. jones, D.D., pastor of the church, gave the sermon Religion For A Life Of Service. He pointed out that we have three choices for our way of life: 1. What's yours is yours but I'll try to get it from you. 2. What's mine is mine and I'll keep it that way. 3. What's mine is mine but I'd like to share it with you. We cannot hope to be good nurses or people unless we choose to live by the third philosophy and share with others. VVe left the church with a fuller realization that we had chosen a wonderful profession. Lorraine Reedstrom Class of '50

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The Link- Aitaiuimiiiiiii News Lofficau jf c74Z'u.n2nL cqiaociafion 7950 - 7957 Donna Ihrke Brackenbury,'42 ,,., Lorraine Drussell, '43 ....-,-,-, Alyce Morken, '37 .... Ruth Bushee, '48 ---- ------------ Board of Directors Lola Aten, '24 Adelaide Flom, '34 Grace Lahre, '29 Kathryn Larson, '30 - - - - L , -President - - - -Vice-President - - - - -Secretary - - - - -Treasurer Gwendolyn Hopkins Twentyman, '33 Myrl I. Peterson, '37 fflflazziaggaa Lorraine Bergemann, '50, to Wayne E. Remus. At home To 120 5th St. S.W.,, Rochester, Minnesota. Rachael Stephens Blakeslee, '32, to A. C. Hagen, on May To 27, 1950. At home Rochester, Minnesota. Elizabeth Buelow, '48, to Kenneth G. Hanke, on July 3, TO 1950. At home Duluth, Minnesota. Kathryn Lindsay, '50, to Keith Hagen on May 28, 1950. T0 At home Spring Valley, Minnesota. Nancy Mentges, '50, to William R. Black. At home T0 Wausau, Wisconsin. V Phyllis Ratcliffe, '50, to Harry Haroldson. At home Amboy, Minnesota. Audrey Stippich, '46, to Robert W. Welte, on ,Iune 3, 1950. At home 113 W. King Street, Winona, Minnesota. Marie Trimble, '48, to Donald Jeffers, on May 27, 1950. At home Laurens, Iowa. Grace Conde, '40, to Donald F. Muenchow, on May 20, 1950. At home 1227 Ashby Ave., Berkeley, Calif. To 311155. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott CBernita Coddington, 33j a son, in January 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oss CMary Kaldahl, '48j a daugh- ter, on May 14, 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Silker fGeraldine Doran, '48D a daughter, on june 18, 1950. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Weathers CEmily Stehlik, '48j a daughter, on April 16, 1950. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. BuchmillerCGertrude Dahm, '46j a daughter, on July 5, 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Gill CEllen Mueller, '48j a daughter, on july 9, 1950. n ,, g cc fiftfa limit Thora Melting McHugh, '24, is doing office nursing in Burbank, California. 1 Leora A. Bujold, '32, received her B.S. degree in public health and is now doing public health work in St. Louis County, Minnesota. Lauramae Burnham Wendler, '27, is night supervisor at the Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Burnette McKay Nicholson, '45, is employed at the Vet- erans Administration Hospital in Knoxville, Iowa, as Psychiatric Aid instructor. Betty Stoen Thies, '46, is employed at St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay, Wisconsin. t Dorine Boehne Breske, '39, is planning to study public health nursing. Lovisa McDonald, '30, is Acting Director of Nursing Serv- , ice at St. Lukefs Hospital in Fargo, North Dakota. , 31