Archer Memorial Hospital - Yearbook (Lamont, Alberta Canada)

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1. Meditation 4. Saturday Night, 5. Dripping . 6. Quiet—Night Nurses Sleeping ?

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Twenty-Two Archer Memorial Hospital 1 i e i ecfrueath: DR. YOUNG - - - - DR. ALTON - - - - DR. WEATHERILT DR. DOBSON - - - DR. DAVEY - - - - DR. GLEN - - - - DR. GUTTER - - - MISS YOUNG - - - MISS DAVIDSON - - MRS. WEATHERILT - MISS THOMAS - - - miss McDonald - - MISS PROCHNAU - - MISS WOOD - - - MISS KITTLITZ - - MISS LEO - - - - MISS KIMURA - - - MRS. STRONG - - - MISS MORRISON - - MISS DAY - - - - MISS CHERNIAK - - MISS DENTON - - - MISS HALTON - - - MISS ITO - - - - MISS JOHANSON - - MISS KRAHULEC - - MISS LECHUK - - - MISS MILES - - - MISS MORISON - - - MISS MUMFORD - - MISS NICOLAI - - - MISS REID - - - - MISS REISHUS - - - MISS RICHTER - - - MRS. ROBERTSON - - MISS ROSS - - - - MISS SCOTT - - - MISS WIGHT - - - MISS FARNELL - - MISS HALL - - - - MISS HORN - - - - MISS JOHNSTON - - MISS KRIEGER - - - MISS MacRAE - - - miss McCullough - MISS METCALF - - MISS POLOWAY - - MISS RUTECK - - - MISS SAWATSKI - - MISS ' WELLS - - - MISS WIKNER - - - A Toni. A new picture for the Year Book. Health and Happiness. A clock. Brakes on his wheelchair. A measuring tape. A daughter. Aide-de-camp. A bigger teapot. A “sunny” yellow for second West. The long arms of the Law. A soft “shoulder.” A room of her own. A farmer. A trip to Nicaragua. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. A cottage small by a waterfall. A brother for Loretta. Better prospects in Lamont. Enough to go around. Pelvimeter. Winter all year round. A clue. A scooter. More pupils. Airmail letters q. d. Joe — boy. A light “delivery”. The complete works of Plato. A longer five minutes. A private room. A smile. A speedometer. Some place to set up shop. A short cut to Unity. A mission field. A new Kaiser. Less competition. A good look down at Dr. Young. A Ford. A rocket to Red Deer. A grey Hudson. A Stage Door. Two Sunday nights in the week. A new roommate. A couch in the classroom. Taxi service to Ross Creek. More out patient dynatherms. A new giggle. A new cap—1956 style. Hook, Line, and Sinker—A diagram.

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Twenty-Four Archer Memorial Hospital illation at (Central y lbert a S anatorL um This year our affiliation at the Central Alberta Sanatorium has been shortened to a six week course, which gave us even less time to acquaint ourselves with the patient care and staff. However our time spent there was enjoyed and well worth look¬ ing forward to. We are very grateful to the instructress, Miss Wallace, for making our affiliation such a success. We sincerely hope that the subsequent classes will be able to continue affiliating there. G. CANN and R. LAFOY. A new opportunity was given to us this year, four students were sent to the Isolation Ward for two weeks to assist in the Poliomyelitis epidemic. We wish to express our appreciation to the staff and stu¬ dents who made this affiliation possible. K. HONG and C. DOIGE.