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

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the L 3 n K lgalliilleir' Graduates The Kahler Alumni Association cordially invites every graduate of the Kahler School of Nursing to join our organization. Your membership in the Kahler Alumni Association is needed. To clarify the sending of various remittances, in the general direction of Kahler - we bring you the following vital statistics Alumni membership CResident and Non-Residentl 32.00 per yr. Link subscription 33-00 DCF YI'- Life Membership Plan: You may become a life member of KSN Alumni Association by: 1. Paying 3525.00 within 2 years of graduation, or 2. Paying dues for 15 consecutive years. CLzfe M embership does not include a Link Subscrfiptionj. 4 Send all dues and Link subscriptions to Miss Alyce Morken, Secre- tary of the Alumni Association. C512 - 4th Street S.W., Rochester, Minn.D The greater your response, the greater will be the return in the work and accomplishments of your Alumni Association. Qlllilliiicers Kallnlleir' Alumni Association 1954 - 1955 Mrs. L. L. Bronson CHelen Guyer, '47D ..,,,,-- President Mrs. Donald Close CEileen Luehrs, '46j .... Vice-president Miss Alyce Morken, '37 ,,,------ -U ------ Secretary Miss Vera Mae Darr, '46 ..,, ---- T reasurel. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Charles Taylor C Norma Bodle, '50j Mrs. Harold Dison CNorma Greenler, '52j Miss Ruth Bushee, '48 Miss Harriet Hanson, '44 Miss Myrl Peterson, '37 Miss Mabel Jensen, '30

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From Helen Kauppila, '34, Phoenix, Ari- zona: I was happy to learn that the Kahler part of the name of the school is being retained. As for the pin, I hope that also will be kept. In the few weeks I have been working in Phoenix my pin has received many compliments. I came to Phoenix late in February as a winter visitor and after five weeks of rest decided to do some general duty. Since the middle of April I have been working at the Good Samaritan Hospital. During the war years I was in the Navy Nurse Corps. My last assignment was as a flight nurse in the Pacific. After being dis- charged in May 1946, I accompanied a private patient to Switzerland. Since that time I have been doing private duty nursing off and on at the New York Hospital. In August of 1951, I decided to take a European vacation so I spent eight months there with my headquarters in Paris. I visited with friends in France, Belgium, Germany and Holland. Before returning to this country I went to Finland and spent one month there. My future plans are indefinite but I am considering returning to school since the empha- sis on education is greater than ever. Greetings to all my friends in Rochester. l2ochester's High Fashion Apparel Center Where You Find- 'Tashion At Your Price ll U I n U lIHILHUlrfIUnlf l Y! ilnink You win rand In Love wrfh Ddamcuwfa - Wada S. From BLICIfLE'S Jewelers Pafronize Your Link Advertisers 0' so N .furry ::QfQ:g.g Zzggtflifl ..... llllllll

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in Rocfzes fer for Full Fashioned lambs wool and cashmere SWEATEIQS if? uimwgdmxxmo S ROBERT ORR JEWELERS 25 Southwest Second St. Q DIAMONDS I WATCHES Q SILVERWARE Graduates please ef -:f th'- Link Reunion Glass Activities The temperature and the spirits were high as the three alumni reunion classes returned to Rochester and scheduled plans became realities. The reunion groups of 1924, 1934, and 1944 started their separate activities on Sunday, June 6. The class of 1924 was entertained at a tea at the home of Mrs. M. B. Schomburg. Hostesses were Mrs. Schomburg CMildred Wattsj, Miss Lola Aten and Mrs.J.Foucault all of Rochester and Mrs. W. B. Grinnell CMartha Pickettj of Preston. The class of 1934 was entertained at a coffee at the home of Mrs. Carlton Hines CEdna Kampsj with Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Rae Cranston QLydia Burmeisterj as hostesses. On Monday, after luncheon at the Martin Hotel, the group toured the Mayo Clinic. On Tuesday morning Mrs. Paul Brinson QTressie Bannickj entertained them at breakfast. The members of the class of 1944 were entertained at a luncheon at the Light House with Miss Olga johnson, Miss Harriet Hanson, Mrs. Harold Hodge CBeatrice Gersicj, Mrs. Marlyn Satrom Clean Wennerstromj of Roches- ter and Mrs. Robert Johnson Ueanette Spenglerl of Plainview as hostesses. Tours through the Rochester Methodist Hospital and the Mayo Clinic were arranged for the group. The official attendance records for the reunion classes Were: class of 1924 - 18, class of 1934 - 23, class of 1944 - 34. Kiflfgsn you move, many ofa cfianga yowz acfcfzeaf. ofa name ofz Llofg, fzfsaaa 512 ofzm ffia .fjiafioof Dffas. 04160 2 Manufacturers of the Official Kahler School of Nursing Pins Owatonna Minnesota selective ZZ ladies Md W apparel First avenue and and kahief arcade miuinery rochester, minnesota 55