Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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CAD 'T NURS ll0IiP.' . It's off to classes and to work in a Cadet uniform for the nurse trainees above. The Cadet Nurse program was also connected with Southwestern last year. The girls are in training at Newton Memorial Hospital. They can complete their training in 24 to 30 months in this stepped-up program between College and hospital. Age bracket is seventeen to thirty-five.

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Above, left: Martin Ritchey Sidener, Winfield, Phyllis Edna Parker, Coldwater, and Ted Kent McAlister, Winfield. Above, right: Mary Carol Flower, Hugotong Avenell Ruth Reazin, St. John, and Pauline June Kiley, Kismet. Below, left: Annella Marie Wel- shimer, Wichita, Mary Marcella Wright, Winfield, Dona Aleen Bettis, Anthony, and Dythel Irene Riegel, Ford. Below, right: Anthony Dean Rausch, Winfieldg Dorothy Fay Ross, Burrton, and Loren Keith Deichman, Atlanta. Annella and Dean were sec- ond semester students. Marty and Ted were both outstanding sportsmen on South- westernls basketball court .... They are ex-GI's as well as Dean . . . who, incidentally, did the art work for The Moundbuilder. .ww t th Q

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IS f W Q! W I Gone are the lazy days when we merely looked at our books. Victims of the trend toward acceleration and con- centration, We amazed and delighted this year's faculty with our efforts. With the difficult task of rebuilding before us, we students began to realize how important our work could be. In spite of increased demands, pro- fessors did their jobs well in the all-important field of all carfemica