Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing - Oak Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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NURSING SCHOOL COMMITTEE Seated— Mrs. W. W. Carpenter, Mrs. Eleanoi Goodreau, Miss G. Winifred Evans, Mrs. A. F. Hardt. Miss KmiK Ros.ncnu.s. Standing, — Mr. Robert L. Engel, Miss Marion E. Maynard, Dr. George S. Slump, Mrs. George E. Fissel, Mr. G. Heil Gramley. Absent — Mr. D. W. Hartman, Mr. Clifford A. Thomas. l 4 4 v js7 (;. Winifred Evans, R.N., A.B. ▼i Director of Nursing u [9

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BOARD OF MANAGERS First Row — Harry J. W. Kiessling, Dr. Marc W. Bodine, Harry R. Gibson, John G. Candor, President; George R. Lamade, Dr. Frederic E. Sanford. Second Row — Dr. Wilford W. Wilcox, George E. Hartman, Charles J. Stock%vell, Dr. Charles L. Youngman, Daniel W. Hartman, Executive Director of Building Fund; Charles A. Schreyer, L. Clifford Myers, Lewis O. Tirrell, Dr. George S. Klump, Paul G. Wedel, Administrator. Absent — John E. Person, Herman T. Schneebeli, John G. Snowden, Dr. Edward Lyon, Dr. J. C. Baier. Paul G. Wedel Administrator Robert L. Excel Assistant Administrator [8]

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IN APPRECIATION Mr. D. V. Hartman This year, on April 1, 1959, Daniel Y. Hartman, administrator of the Williamsport Hospital since 1943, retired to become executive director of the hospital ' s building de- velopment program and consultant to the executive committee of the board. Mr. Hart- man was appointed administrator on the death of Miss Anna McKeague and since then the hospital has shown steady progress. Value of its land, buildings, and equipment has more than tripled. Also during his years as administrator, the hospital ' s standing in the medical and technical field has continually grown. In the building program which expanded the hospital in 1949, Mr. Hartman was largely responsible for obtaining federal funds to aid in the cost of construction. In the current program, the recent approval of a half million dollar loan for constructing the new student nurse dormitory is mainly due to his efforts. Mr. Hartman has been active in state and national hospital affairs during his tenure as head of the local hospital. He holds the rank of Fellow of the American College of Hospital Administrators, the highest classification in the national professional organiza- tion, which was conferred upon him in 1954. He has served as a trustee of the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania for a three-year term, and also as president of the Central District of the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania. At present, he is chairman of the central regional advisory committee in connection with the distribution and administration of Hill-Burton funds in Pennsylvania. In 1955, he wa s made a member of the advisory committee to the State Board of Nurse Examiners of the commonwealth. We, the senior class of 1959, wish to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt thanks and deep appreciation to Mr. Hartman for his guidance and efforts which make our successful nursing school possible. [10]