Calgary General Hospital - In Cap and Uniform Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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IN CAP AND UNIFORM 9 MISS CANNON Assistant Home Director MISS CASEY Home Director Those notices you posted— New rites to us you boasted— But often we have made you weep By breaking all—in joyous fete. You rang the bell at half-past ten— We should be tucked in bed by then; But when you came to make the rounds, What naughty children there you found. The radios were going strong, And voices rang out loud and long— Hey! Who can lend a bit of soap? Or, have you heard the latest joke? And sometimes—for a special date— We’d ask you for an extra late. Of course, we hadn’t signed the book, But our excuse you often took. So thanks for everything you’ve done, You ' ve made our stay here lots of fun; And though we’ve known you three short years Our memories of you both rate cheers. —R. GOLD. Our sincere thanks and appreciation to Miss Hooper, Assistant Home Matron during Miss Casey’s absence.

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8 IN CAP AND UNIFORM TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1940 Graduation Day—The Day of Days—and it might be added, the Day upon which a real stocktaking of yourselves is most surely indicated. Three years of intensive training are now finished, and it is for each one of you to carefully nurse the essentials of your profession contacted during these three years, and ever build on them in the field of actual experience. Be students always. We of the Calgary General Hospital, your Alma Mater, always, watch your leave-taking with the deepest concern, wondering what your place is to be in the community, and if your success is to be as we wish it for you. The traditions of your noble calling have in large measure dictated the lofty ideals to which you must aspire, and your own school is justifiably proud in the feeling that you are each eminently fitted for the effort, in the con¬ tribution you are to make. And so we reach the time for farewell. May your path be always onward and upward in your noble calling, and may you each in your own individual way contribute your just share to the betterment of humanity. Every success, from. Sincerely, W. H. HILL, B.A., M.D.. C.M., L.R.C.P.. D.P.H., Medical Officer of Health and Medical Superintendent of Hospitals.

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IN CAP AND UNIFORM OUR SUPERVISORS Miss Matheson (Maternity), Miss Macdonald (4th Floor), Miss Aikenhead (Diet Kitchen) Miss Sackville (Diet Kitchen), Miss Corbett (1st 2nd West), Miss Whale (3rd Floor) Miss Novis (4th Floor), Miss Von Gruenigen (2nd East) Miss Murphy (Operating Room Supt.) Miss L. Shantz, Miss M. Cox Night Supervisors. MISS A. HEBERT Assistant Superintendent MISS AULD Training School Officer MISS J. CONNAL Nursing Instructress. I I ail y ' • • • Br ij| B :« ' 111 % 1 K§ : m M - mm i ' wf tiL -m M 1 | | .9 %; mjf