Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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xx! GHSIY CAMPUS LIFE

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loan Gardner and Staff Kept Busy With Students' Illnesses, Aches and Pains In 1949 the application for a new hospital was approved by the state legislature. The building was started in 1950, the contract having been awarded to V.H. luerling ata cost of S505,919.00. It is a modern two-story brick building which maintains the facilities of a modern hospital suited to give better health services to the children. It has been in operation since 1952. joan Gardner, R.N., heads the hospital staff, which includes seven aides: Flo Abrams, Frances Dudley, Louise Duncan, Vickie Ferguson, Sondra Holtzel, Dorothy Richey and Gladys Tucker. Keeping the hos- pital clean and tidy are Gloria Butler and Denise Hayworth. Also located in separate wings ofthefacil- ity are the Dental and cosmetology classes. Dr. Jeanette Sabir and Dr. Geralynn Schroeder are responsible for the students' dental work, with assistance from Mrs. jill Cook and her dental assisting students. Mrs. Joyce Plank and her Cosmetology students care for students and employees desiring any beauty needs. CJ. Shaneyfelt, a local optometrist, cares for the students' visual needs. Gina Kelley takes her medication during a visit to the hospital clinic. 16

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