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

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Anne Siebert— Coaldale, Alberta. “I’ll find a way, or make it.” Saxe A piquant curiosity about life equalled by an insatiable desire to experience it to the full describes this gal. We know she will do well in whatever field she chooses. Future plans are at Grace. Glenda Simpson —Winnipeg, Manitoba. “The most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship.” Sir William Osier Beauty and nursing skill are combined in this efficient nurse of 61 A. We will miss her generosity in bringing food from home. Glenda plans to join the staff at Grace. Shirley Smuland —Flin Flon, Manitoba. “The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.” Holmes Our northern classmate can be found either lend¬ ing a hand or a word. She is noted for keeping the mailman busy and working evenings. Shirley’s future plans include working at Dauphin General and Post Graduate studies in Operating Room Tech¬ nique. Mary Toews —Homewood, Manitoba. “Ask me no questions, and I’ll tell you no fibs.” Goldsmith Enjoys life when she is not slated for evening duty. A vivacious, all-around girl who could always be counted on in class intrigue and escapades. Very mysterious about outside activities, but we have heard about “A man called Peter.” 23

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Patricia Horn —Somerset, Manitoba. “How pleasant it is to have money!” Claugh Tall, dark, and supplied with a model figure, Pat has a combination of quiet satisfaction and a terrific sense of humour. Plans for the future at Carman Hospital and then Europe. t Ann Martens —Manitou, Manitoba. “A tongue for truth, and mind for reason, a heart that loves.” Conscientious, pretty and amiable is our Ann. Never wasting a spare moment. Very active in N.C.F. projects. We will always remember Ann for her unique laugh and pleasant disposition. Lorraine McCrae —Elm Creek, Manitoba. “The ' greater part of what I can do I have myself acquired by incredible labor in spite of astonishing difficulty.” Maturity and depth of character combined with a wonderful capacity to enjoy life. She brightened many an evening at Selkirk warming up the key¬ board. Lorraine is taking her nursing ability to Carman Hospital. Best of everything to you, Lor¬ raine. Diane McFarland —Winnipeg, Manitoba. “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” This pretty nurse of 61A is conscientious and a hard-working gal. Was hostess to those good class parties. Diane’s favorite saying is “Let’s eat, I’m hungry.” Grace’s loss is Dauphin General’s gain. Best of luck, Diane. 22

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Karen Turner — St. James, Manitoba. “As pure as pearl And as perfect—as noble and beautiful girl.” Lord Lyttan Beauty, personality and brains are combined in this classmate. Future plans combine working at Grace and then marriage. dlass of 6 iJS Lynn Anderson — Winnipeg, Manitoba. “No tasks too steep for human wit.” Ibid. 3 Our hard working party organizer with the bubbling personality. She is perhaps the only one who could live across the road from her now-fiance for so long and never know it. Active in many organizations including M.S.N.A. and Glee Club, Lynn will be welcomed wherever she goes. Future plans—combine marriage and nursing. Deanna Baldwin — St. James, Manitoba. “The gentle mind by gentle deed is known.” Edmund Spencer This lovely lass with the winning personality is everyone’s friend. She will always remember giving her first needle—in Miss McEachern’s thumb. We were very proud of her as our Princess last year at the M.S.N.A. Formal dance. Future plans—possibly in a small hospital. May Belyea — Winnipeg, Manitoba. “There is sweet music here that softer falls Than petals from blown roses on the grass.” Alfred Lord Tennyson May leads a busy life as President of M.S.N.A. and Co-editor of the yearbook. She has been pianist for the Glee Club for 3 years. In spite of her busy schedule, she has won the Canadian Nurse award, still maintains top marks, and enjoys an active social life. Found to be a menace to the residence throwing her ivy plant down the drain. Future plans—possibly paediatrics. 24