Archer Memorial Hospital - Yearbook (Lamont, Alberta Canada)

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Forty-One SUMMO COMMISSO MlSSI

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Forty Archer Memorial Hospital Wore anderin i and lAdatchimj JaL... DR. YOUNG—Modelling the Nurses’ O.R. caps. MISS YOUNG—Washing the car before taking the “youngsters” to the city. MISS THOMAS—Playing a recognizable tune on her mouth organ. MISS DAY—Showing symptoms of Lamontitis and doing her “exercises.” MISS WOOD—Perched on the edge of the tub with her guitar. MISS PROCHNAU—Being dressed by the seniors so she could attend a party. MISS WICENTOWICH—Looking attractive at 6:45 a.m. MISS DAVIDSON—Gathering supplies for the next Nursing Arts lesson. MISS KITTLITZ—Having her hair cut in Mac’s room. MISS LEO and MISS WUPPERFELD—Out looking for pussy-willows, (what! in February?) MISS McDONALD—Looking for O.R. talent—like a good scout. MISS KIMURA—Helping the Pediatrics staff feed the children bananas. DR. DOBSON—Detecting a microbe on a sterile area. DR. DAVEY—Concocting an exam for that bright class of ’55. DR. GLEN—Wearing an extra large gown in the O.R. DR. WEATHERILT—Admitting a patient. DR. ALTON—Delivering his 3001st baby. MRS. WEATHERILT—Still good natured at the end of a trying day. DR. GUTTER—Telling people to stop breathing. MISS MORRISON—Her smile as bright as ever, even after spending the night helping that night staff, who seem to be always getting into difficulty.

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