Windber Hospital School of Nursing - Crown Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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DEDI CA TI ON . s N 3 With treasured memories and deep appreciation, We, the graduating class of 1949 dedicate the third edition of The CroWn to our Chief of Staff and Surgeon, Dr. W. S. Wheeling. With a deep feeling ot gratitude, we realize the many different tasks that Dr. Wheeling has had in making our training school a success. His guiding hand kept our actions constantly to our purpose and within the bounds of common sense. Our doctor's job has been to minister to the sick and dying, giving unselfishly of his time and Wise counsel. His, indeed, has been a noble sacri- tice, as he could hope for no reward other than the satisfaction of having done a job Well. I 1

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IN MEMORIAM MR. EDWARD IAY NEWBAKER With deep regret we record the decease ot Mr. Newbaker, President of the Windber Hospital, on Iune 10, 1949. Mr. Newbaker was elected a member ot the Board of Mana- gers in 1921, and served as President of the Board from 1928 un- til the time of his death. His counsel and executive ability in all matters pertaining to the hospital and the school of nursing were invaluable.