Grace General Hospital - Our Days of Grace Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Ruth Brown —Winnipeg, Manitoba “With malice toward none With charity for all.” Masters A quiet and pretty nurse who is always around when help is needed. Gladys Brown —Nipawin, Saskatchewan “Into each life some rain must fall Some days must be dark and dreary.” Longfellow Life for Gladys will begin when she heads for a certain western farm and a certain farmer. The first to receive a diamond in our class. Gladys plans to work in Kinistino before marriage. Jessie Doerksen —Winnipeg, Manitoba “Ah, why should life all labor be?” Tennyson Our cute, vivacious, blonde nurse is always seen with a quick smile and bubbling laughter. Spent little time in residence. Plans to stay on staff at Grace. Patricia Doyle —Nipawin, Saskatchewan “On with the dance, let joy be unconfined.” Where laughter is heard, you’re sure to find Pat. The red head of the class, whose smile and cheer¬ fulness has helped many a patient. Pat’s future is on staff at Grace Hospital and then wedding bells. 19

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d3 ass of 61 4 Margarel Barlel — Giroux, Manitoba. “Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.” “Proverbs.” Sweet, serious, and shy, Marg, is either discovered getting her beauty sleep or deeply absorbed in ac¬ quiring medical lore. Her ambition is to travel. Good luck Margaret. Mrs. Audrey Bergman — Winnipeg, Manitoba. “Busy hands maketh a happy heart.” Audrey joined us in the spring from the General. Quiet and conscientious nurse, who plans to work part time on Grace Hospital staff. Mrs. Sharon Biberdorf — Winnipeg, Manitoba. “Wedding is destiny.” “Proverbs.” Envied by all for her looks, personality and brains. Spent her last days of training mixing solu¬ tions. We wish Kenny and her the best of luck and hope they have a good trip to California. Lena Brandt — Morris, Manitoba. “He said little, but to the purpose.” Lord Byron. A petite lass with deep brown eyes and a heart of gold who will certainly succeed in any field she chooses. As a sympathetic listener and confidante she cannot be excelled. Future is on Grace Hospital staff. 18

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Margaret Dueck —Altona, Manitoba “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.” Stanhope Conscientious, sincere and thorough. The con¬ science of 61 A. Her interests have long been associ¬ ated with the mission field. God speed, Margaret. Tina Dyck —Plum Coulee, Manitoba “All work is as seed sown, it grows and spreads and sows itself anew.” We will always remember Tina for her hair¬ cutting ability. We will miss her infectious laughter and winning smile. May all your days be happy ones at Altona, Tina. Shirley Gaudreau —Steinbach, Manitoba “The impossible is the untried.” Our nurse noted for her contagious giggle and a friendly smile has cheered many a patient. Well known for her musical talent and playing tricks on classmates. Plans to join the staff at St. Anne’s Hospital. Beverly Gibson —Brandon, Manitoba “A kind heart is a fountain of gladness making everything in the vicinity freshen into smiles.” W. Irving We will remember Bev for her quiet and cheerful manner. She has become quite proficient at evening duty. Future plans combine working at Grace Hos¬ pital and wedding bells. 20