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

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M. Thorlmrn A. Staples J. States Miss Y. SAl.MONiJ Picture Not Shown PONOKA AFFILIATES V. C ' laxon M. McLctlan J. Round It Depends On The Point of View As An Intermediate You ' re beginning to wonder about cap and bib! And to all these blessed Juniors you’re not very glib. For after all, you’ve had a year more than they, You have more experience and better pay!! Nearly all the romance that had held you at first Has faded; but you know that you’ve half quenched your thirst For medical knowledge, and nursing career. Now keep that in mind and you’ll last out the year! It’s hard to be middle-man with no end in sight. It’s hard, but stick to it, it’s worth it all right. For last year just flew by, and this one will too. And then you’ll be Senior with plenty to do! Thirty-four

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H. Dimliain .1. Engeniocn N. Gilchrist R, Haigh A. Hollis A. Jolmsoii iMc Kiiitioii j. Morris A. I’urclie i). Rasinuss. ' ti E. Roberts E. Scarlett K. Schniitlt Thirty-three Je..

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To the Class of 50 We Hereby Will and Bequeath • • • —our laundry bags and the task of getting your laundry on Saturday or Sunday. —our Dietetic notes. —all the notices ever noticed on the notice board. —all the ice collars, leaking or otherwise, the Tuesday morning gauze room supplies, the washed gauze for all the mustards they can ever muster, all the devices for wringing out foments. —our scratchy uniform c ollars. the spirit lamps on all the hypo trays.