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

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Qjle OPML 1929 CQQQQ Qeumiom all x 3 . Row 1. CLefZ to rightj Martha Kentta, Belva Marlowe Gochenour, Jemina Nelson VVillard, Ada Koebke, class adviser, Rose Sprietzer Sundquist, Ione Kelsey Guyse, Edith Bachman Stolp, Isabel Chambers Boler. Row 2. Alice Nelson Lee, Gudron Moen Mrachek, '30, Grace Lahre, Adeline Newstrom Gorder, Esther Wise I-lagemann, X305 Hazel Gallimore Olsson, Bernice Awe, Marguerite Pribble Burres, Leone Pierce Runkel, Sarah Gunelson Smith, Mildred Lortis Maguire, Helen Briggs Piper, Gladys Gray Best. ' Row 3. Ena Boje Sedlacek, Bernice Smalley Wilder, Leone Jordon Behmler, Florence Gibson Rudiger, Irene Edlund Schmidt, Helen Santelmann Meyers, Alfrieda Nienaber 'Winters, Evelyn Swanson Elshoff, Hazel Heim, Mildred Hessler Schwarz, Mildred Anderson Miller, Ruth Senty Hill, Agnes Jaspers Sheets. 1929 Class Qeumiom Row 1 CLeft 150 rzghtj Marjorie Furcht Robbers lone Lord Parker Harriet XVan1malcer Lnderdahl Anne Rosaniak Huey V Al A l liibnvil 2KhzlibrggciiiiaRC5l?iiDdt:leSi1sfEiiai7K2latl3iis Stddbihyulilihdersoii johnson Mildred Dans Tufte Marthi Cochran Caddy Lola Torney Paulson Lucille ntis e ie 0 Avis Bjerke Rooke Eldora McCown Karx el ' ' A ' d 1 D' lih ff, Beatrice Rice Schimmelman, Dorine Boehne Breske, Nlarjorie 'Wittwer Ewalt, 33

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TCL fat The musical portion of the program con- sisted of a piano solo by Miss Margaret lleaney, . . v , '59, and a flute solo by Miss Beja Noland, 61. The program then swung into the familiar round of short responses from the representatives of the reunion classes. ln order, responses by the class speakers were given by Miss Grace Lahre, '29, who was also adviser to the 1939 class, Mrs. Earl Parker, Clrene Lord, '39j Rich- ardson, Texas, and Mrs. Keith Low, tSlz4Qrley Jacobson, V195 Lexington, Nebraska. The 1929 class announced that they had established a memorial fund in memory of their deceased classmates. This has been set aside to be held in trust. The dinner ended with the singing of the school songs. Following the conclusion of the dinner was the dance to which the seniors and their escorts were invited. At class parties on Friday evening and class breakfasts on Saturday morning, the reunion groups were entertained at the homes of class members who live in Rochester. Attendance records for the reunions show the following totals: 1929 - 34, 1939 - 17, and 1949 - 23. A letter received from one of the reunionites summarized the annual alumni activities in this way. Wle quote in part: I will not try to describe my joy at the opportunity of partici- pating in the alumni reunion of 1959 In ad- dition to the well-planned activities there was evidence of something more-an enthusiasm and sparkle. All alumni should be proud of the philosophy which prevails and the progress which is in evidence at their alma mater. The pleasant greetings and happy chatter will long remain in our memories. Wle all agreed this was fun and we vowed to return again in hopes that even more of our classmates will join us. Special Charge Account privileges Are Available To All Student Nurses at I s Dominent Wornen's Store ROCHESTER UPTICIHHS QUESEQGU' 109 FIRST AVE. S. W. 8: KAHLER ARCADE ROCHESTER MINNESOTA When you cash your Gold Bond Stamp books in, please remember to designate the covers of the books for the Pink Ladies and hand them in at the Pink Ladies' Shop at the Rochester Methodist Hospital. n - -i i Fl KSDQL Tlowers 2 Q mf 'Y lx comfafe gamer Service 40'i'GlA'lIoe ACROSS FROM A 'ft ,M ' sT.MARYs HOSPITAL ,a,r'3,f YL af tt. f 2 rin ,. .Q . 1 2 Q ,I i. Af 1 ,NI r0S tw Y iiil , , plh' ULlJ',lNl5lf' , w f L-5 H 1, , 2, ' . , xy 19th Ave. and 2nd St. S. W. x TClCPh0I1C AT 9-3917 Rochester, Minn. Mrs. Dison presenting club membership certilicate to Mrs. Henslin 32

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