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

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MEDICAL STAFF Chief of Staff: Dr. L. S. Mackid, F.A.C.S. Chiefs of Divisions of: Surgery . Dr. F. D. Wilson Medicine. Dr. H. N. Jennings Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. H. A. Gibson Pediatrics . Dr. M. G. Cody Radiology. Dr. W. S. Quint Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Dr. H. E. Dowling Anaesthesia. Dr. G. P. Mores Orthopaedics (Fracture Service; . Dr. R. G. Townsend Urology. Dr. J. E. Palmer Pathology .. Dr. L. McLatchie Assistant Chief of Divisions: Surgery .. Dr. J. W. Richardson Medicine . Dr, D. L. McNeil Consultants for the Divisions of: Surgery. Dr. F. T. Campbell, Dr. H. V. Morgan, Dr. H. E. Gibson Medicine. Dr. R. R. Hughes, Dr. E. R. Selby Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. C. Christie, Dr. J. D. Milne Pediatrics . Dr. P. Christie-Dowling, Dr. G. O. Prieur Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat . Dr. J. M. Adams, Dr. B. W. Berry Anaesthesia.Dr. C. H. Heuchert, Dr. F. E. Lundy, Dr. W. S. Johns Credentials Committee: Dr. L. S. Mackid, Dr. F. D. Wilson, Dr. H. N. Jennings, Dr. H. A. Gibson, Dr. H. E. Dowling, Dr. M. G. Cody, Dr. G. P. Mores. Chairman of Medical Staff—Dr. T. Melling Vice-Chairman of Medical Staff—Dr. R. B Francis Secretary—Dr. R. G. Williams, Jr. Committees: Executive.Dr. J. V. Follett, Dr. R. G. Williams, Dr. L. G. Alexander Interne. Dr. R. R. Hughes, Dr. L. G. Alexander, Dr. H. G. Swartzlander Medical Records Dr. H. E. McEwan, Dr. A. S. Gelfand, Dr. S. Yaholnitsky Programme.Dr. J. B. Corley, Dr. F. R. McManus, Dr, W. C. Prowse Eisht

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MISS A. HEBEKT, R.X. Superintendent of Xurscs TO THE 1948 GRADUATING CLASS Graduation—the close of student days and the commencement of the work for which you have shown an able aptitude. May life grant you a true appreciation and the opportunity to teach those with whom you live and work, the higher joys, reverence, duty and com¬ passion: their objects are supremely precious, and the gladness they give is to be valued above all else. Let your goal be altruism which seeks the good of others. When that which is real and true is pursued with sincerity and scientific knowledge, then happiness must surely follow. Sincerely, A. HEBERT. Seven

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])K. J. 1). HEASLIP, M.D. TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948— You now go forth into the world, fledglings no more; but grown to Angels of Mercy. Dr. Osier was once asked “whether special virtues other than those of an ordinary woman, are needed for a nurse”. To this he replied “No special virtues are needed, but the circumstances demand, the exercise of them in a special way”. These virtues were listed as tact, tidiness, taciturnity, sympathy, gentle¬ ness, cheerfulness all linked together by charity. Tact is the saving virtue without which, no nurse can be a success in any way. She may have all the others but without tact she is a failure. Let us hope that with you it has become an instinct, your protective mechanism of life. Sincerely, J. D. HEASLIP, M.D. Nine