Archer Memorial Hospital - Yearbook (Lamont, Alberta Canada)

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1. Nurses in the making 2. Tender loving care. 3. Hey Krieger—Telephone ' 4. Off to the City. 5. Chummy, what?

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SUMMO COMMISSO MlSSI Thirty-Three GRETA MacRAE—Peace River. Greta is a mischief maker of class ’56. We always know when she’s up to something for her big brown eyes don’t keep any secrets. ILA McCULLOUGH—Rimbey. Ila is quiet and shy but with slight encouragement she’s been known to play havoc with her classmates’ pyjamas. MARGARET METCALF—Marwayne. Margaret makes sure there is never a dull moment but occasionally we find she loses her vitality and “catnaps” in class. SONIA POLOWAY—Tofield. Sonia has a quiet dignity. She is a friend of everyone and is always willing to lend a helping hand. MARION RUTECK—Naramata, B.C. Marion is a more serious member of the class who works diligently to keep the rest of us in line. GERTIE SAWATSKI—Chipman. Gertie is our Ukrainian interpreter who comes to everyone’s rescue. She has a sparkling smile and an infectious giggle. MURIEL WELLS—Wetaskiwin. Muriel has a contagious smile. Everywhere she goes we know there must be a toothbrush handy. JUNE WINNER—Westlock. June thinks 6:00 o’clock comes much too early in the morning but by coffee time her sleepy good-morning has blossomed into a sunny smile and a merry tune. SHOWING RESPECT— Before the awe-inspiring doctor The little Junior stands; And stands, and stands, and stands, and stands, And stands And stands And stands! P.S. Finally he notices, and the thought enters his head that she might like to finish the charting, so he says graciously, “You may sit down, Miss uh-er-uh.”

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SUMMO COMMISSO MlSSI Thirty-Five an Metcalf sitting through class without having to be roused from dreamland. McCullough giving up her ? ? ? exercises. Wickner without Harvey and MacRae without her twins from Mars. Johnston without a letter and a great big grin. Wells without a tooth brush. Gertie with anything where she can find it. Krieger a brunette and sitting home at nights. Farnell willingly listening to Curley’s Corral. Hall without a dozen different dates. Poloway remaining at peace with Bill Ruteck having a temper tantrum and Horn without ten hours of sleep and Garth. IJouJ, ou rma me ★ Remember when Dr. Gertie discharged a patient on her own, Miss Kimura came looking for suspected men on C-Ward, Horn found a bear? ? in her bed, and Krieger swore off all men for life and when Herbert, that delicious onion, came to a sad end in the north east room in C Ward. DR. DAVEY: I see it’s Christmas in Central Supply again— the Juniors are wrapping the supplies, and one never knows what’s in a package until it’s opened. ★ OVERHEARD IN PEDIATRICS: Small girl to Miss Wood: “Why do you be Nurses? Why don’t you be ladies?”