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

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R. Sarsoiis Sclmcider J. Swatison K. VN Tlkcr Wi Ionian W’. Williams It Depends On The Point of View As a Junior Now we’ve the cap, now we ' ve the bib, Now we know why there ' s a floating rib! We ' ve taken our lectures, we re no longer Pro’s , Now we’ve got Junior work to add to our woes! We haven’t a minute for what ought to be done. We haven’t a minute for personal fun. You ' ve guessed it we re studying once again— Our Junior exams must be passed now; and then Springtime and Summer, and working so hard From morning to evening you run ’round the ward. Don’t worry kid, your turn will come pretty soon— Then, oh then, holidays, and sleep until noon!! Thirty-ciKht

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G. Schatz 1 . Wcatherup I ' . Christianson J. Cliristie K. Garbutt anison J. Johnson P. Lazellc p ' . A » JH l-V ' 1 |B flll|p% 1 ' ' S JF . wT’.f m JR • ' ‘‘ ' •i V li. Nichols J. Richardson M. Roycroft R. Russell D. Sangstcr ' Phirty-sevcn

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To the Class of 51 We Hereby Will and Bequeath . the Doll our beloved example—the best patient we ever had—our guiding friend. —our capes—to weather for them the winter’s stormy gales and keep their bibs dry. —the six o’clock gong—and our ability to rise at once at its summons. the beans and beets. —the bread knife in the kitchen if you can find it. —our hair nets. —the Wednesday clean linen. —the flowers. —the bedside tables and doors on Sunday a.m. —the D.K trays. —our rubbers. --our sympathy in huge doses.