Brandon Hospital School of Nursing - Ego Yearbook (Brandon, Manitoba Canada)

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Class of 1957 B FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Audrey Boyd, Boissevain, Manitoba; Miss Grace John¬ son, Leroy, Saskatchewan; Miss Shirley Green, Brooksley, Saskatchewan; Miss Selma Gleim, Chaplain, Saskatchewan—missing from picture. From: Boissevain, Man. Remark: LPND or bust. AUDREY BOYD: Fav. Expression: Sakes Myrtle! Pastime: Neepawa, here I come! Pet Aversion: Getting up in the morning. From: Leroy, Sask. Remark: Residence would be a lot brighter without the compi GRACE JOHNSON: Fev. Expression: What was I saying. Pastime: New Hairdo’s. Pet Aversion: Anonymous phone calls. From: Brooksley, Sask. Remark: She’ll spend years trying to prove she’s Fav. Expression: I can’t, I too busy! Pastime: Watching TV on first street. Pet Aversion: Frenchmen. From: Chaplain, Sask. Remark: So silent we wonder if anybody else is here. Fav. Expression: It’s a fine kettle of fish. Pastime: B.C. ?????? Pet Aversion: North Unit.

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Back row, L. to R.: R. M. Vinck, J. Miles, S. Shanks, R. Murray. Front row, L. to R.: R. S. Harapiak, F. Moir, M. Sloane, C. Seiler. PERSONALS — 57 A L.P.N.D. In B.M.H. garden, flowers and vegetables bloom. Who are they? They are the class of 57 A. that’s whom. First we have SONIA HARAPIAK, a sweet columbine. She ' s honest and friendly and everything fine. Next comes JACKIE MILES, a little snapdragon When she’s in her tongue’s always waggin’! Then FRAN MOIR, a cute heliotrope When it comes to knitting or cooking she’s no dope. Here is a fushia, RUTH MURRAY by name When it comes to barn-dances, she’s always game. Oh, now who is this? CHARLOTTE SEILER, our Swiss miss and daisy. There’s one thing about this flower, she’s not lazy. Here grows SHIRLEY SHANKS, our little snowdrop. And when it comes to bowling, she’s one of the top. Next we’ve MARION SLOANE on a sturdy stalk, Who with the girls likes to talk, talk, talk. Last but not least, we’ve MARION VINCK, a lettuce green If there’s anything to be done, this miss is keen.

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Class of 58 A .biowatt, E. Brown, H. Mundziakwicz. 3 9 FR0 MLmg W B.Veal 11 MiSSeS ' Bifd ’ Z Hiksh R Gulench y n ’ G - Hill, A. Erykas LILLIAN BELHUMEUR — St. Marthe, Saskatchewan. They can conquer who believe they can.”—Dryden. DAPHNE BIRD — Neepawa, Manitoba. If you would attain greatness, think no little thoughts.”—Annonymous. GRACE BLOW ATT — Brandon, Manitoba. Good humour is goodness and wisdom combined.”—Meredith. EDITH BROWN — Fielding, Saskatchewan. Devout yet cheerful, active yet resigned.”—Rogers. ALICE FRYKAS — Ethelbert, Manitoba. Speech is great, but silence is greater.”—Carlyle. CLARA HILL — Brandon, Manitoba. Honour and faith and a sure intent.”—Kipling. ZENNIA HILASH — Oak Brae, Manitoba. So soft, so calm yet eloquent The smiles that win, the tints that glow.”—Byron. VIVIAN SLAFEREK — Otthon, Saskatchewan. Hoping and waiting is not my way of doing things.”—Goethe. BEVERLY TEAL — Decker, Manitoba. A good laugh is sunshine in a house.”—Thackeray. JEAN WHYTE — Melfort, Saskatchewan. Cool, unruffled by stress or hurry Inclined to work, but not to worry.”—Annonymous. HELEN MUNDZIAKWICZ — Eden, Manitoba. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.”—R. Emerson.