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

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LINDA THOMPSON Mrs. John Kelso Houston, Minnesota SUZANNE STUBER St. Paul, Minnesota LORA WILLEMSSEN Mrs. Barry Brandt Lake Park, Iowa I CHERYL TRYTTEN Mrs. Lonnie Kobernusz Harmony, Minnesota JUDITH WESTPHAL Rochester, Minnesota MARILYN TABBUT Fergus Falls, Minnesota JANICE ZYLSTRA Mrs. Larry VandenBosch Mankato, Minnesota GAYLE WALTERS Red Wing, Minnesota 10

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Commencement 5 EDITH GRAHAM MAYO AWARD Mr. Howard E. West, Lora Willemssen Brandt recip- ient and Mr. H. C. Mickey. Miss Smith, director with Dr. Edward Litin com- mencement speaker. NN , X VQANN J. H. KAHLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Alternate Nancy Harms Clgij, winner Mary Behnke Crzlghtj with Mr. Roy Watson who presented this award. Once again in July, following two days of events centering around their graduation, sixty-one M-K seniors bid farewell to classmates and faculty friends. This forty-seventh annual commencement was the final event this year in which M-K cele- brated its fiftieth birthday. The activities began on Friday, July 26, when the class and their adviser, Mrs. Margaret Strode, met for breakfast at Perkins Pancake I-Iouse. Miss Eleanor Smith and Miss Esther Roesti were the speakers. On July 27, a 10:30 a.m. baccalaureate service was held at Christ United Methodist Church. The Reverend Richard Reynolds, Director of Develop- ment, Rochester Methodist Hospital, gave the sermon Yourself, Your Task, Your Life. He began by saying, Don't let the world squeeze you into its present day mold of concern for things, not people, or its something for nothing philosophy. The general order of life today should be Love people, Use things, not love things, use people. In nursing, as in many careers, the value of life is it's concern for others. We are servants of people, therefore our task becomes a calling and when one value of your life is your concern for others you are doing God,s work of lovef' Baccalaureate Service - My ,, f. My, ,f , If Chaplain A. L. Toews and Reverend Richard Rey- nolds, baccalaureate speaker.