Archer Memorial Hospital - Yearbook (Lamont, Alberta Canada)

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Fourteen Archer Memorial Hospital Dear Class ’54: I think our profession is one of the best a girl can choose. There are patients all over the world, waiting for us. I hope you will try to help, as well you can, anywhere. With my best wishes, I am yours, YOHANNA LEO, R.N. Graduation, a memorable time of your life has suddenly crept up on you. Hold high the honour and place of the profession in which you are now established. Congratulations. R. WOOD, R.N. No vision, and you perish; No ideal, and you’re lost; Your heart must ever cherish Some faith at any cost. Some hope, some dream to cling to, Some rainbow in the sky, Some melody to sing to, Some service that is high. Congratulations, Class ’54. T. KIMURA, R.N. To Class ’54: Congratulations on this your Graduation Day. May it be another stepping stone to future goals as promising and rewarding. EVELYN KITTLITZ, R.N. Congratulations to Class ’54. May God bless you and make you a blessing in your future nursing career. . AILEEN MORRISON, R.N. You, the graduating class of ’54, have passed another milestone on life’s journey and we hope that the experiences of the past three years have strengthened and better fitted each of you for the future. With sincere wishes for your future success and happiness. LAMONT CLINIC

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SUMMO COMMISSO MlSSI Thirteen 54 My thoughts and best wishes will go with each and everyone of you. E. M. MCDONALD. v a a65 MISS M. DAY, B.Sc. Dietitian The way to success is always an easy one—we have only to work a while, endure a while, believe a while, and never turn back. Remem¬ ber, nothing succeeds like success. Success and best wishes to the Class of ’54. M. DAY. MISS I. M. PROCHNAU, R.N. miss e. m. McDonald, r.n. In future years when you look back On happy days just past, You’ll marvel that these three short years Went by so very fast. But as you travel back in thought, You’ll realize it’s true These days in training Were just the start Of happiness for you! Congratulations and Best Wishes. I. M. PROCHNAU.

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SUMMO COMMISSO MlSSI Fifteen To Class ’54: We watch you go forth from Archer Memorial taking with you the congratulations of many on your course completed, and also our prayers that your chosen vocation will be one of great satisfaction to you personally and of much benefit to your fellow man. You have chosen a service profession, and your training school is not merely one sponsored by the public as a public service, but one sponsored by a Church, attached to an institution with a long and honorable history. It is not merely service for service’s sake that we hope you will give, but service with a Christian motive: “the cup of water given in My name.” The following verses are from John Greenleaf Whittier’s poem “The Healer”, dedicated herewith to you: That healing gift He lends to them Who use it in His name; The power that filled His garment’s hem Is evermore the same. The paths of pain are thine. Go forth With patience, trust, and hope; The sufferings of a sin-sick earth Shall give thee ample scope. That Good Physician liveth yet Thy guide and friend to he; The healer by Gennesaret Shall walk the rounds with thee. ERNEST NIX, B.A-