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

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Kathy Fehr Tina Friesen Esther Giesbrecht Joan Gillingham Hulda Gislason Janet Harland ..... Valerie Hart Marie Jubenville .. ... Thelma Lewis (Lieut.) Helen Martin Bernice McCarthy Sonja Mytts Deanna Nichol Adina Pahl Rose Penner Lynn Papworth Mavis Sandy Trudy Sawatsky Margaret Schmidt Barbara Stratton Esther Sukkau . .. Bernice Thomas Anne Vanderburgh ... Sylvia Watt Heather Webster Sheila Webster Norma Wills Anne Zacharias - — Kiss Me, Kate -Don’t Fence Me In -1-, Teacher’s Pet -..... Life Gets Tedious, Don’t It Hello, Young Lovers Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Shall I Tell You What I Think Of You ....... ... I’ll Walk Alone --... I Love You Truly For You, For Me, For Evermore .... Anyway You Want Me You Talk Too Much Wedding Bells Are Ringing In The Chapel The Bells Are Ringing Rosemarie, I Love You I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair There’s Only One Of You . Please Don’t Eat The Daisies House of Bamboo . Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On Chances Are Come To Me Looking For A Boy ... Sleepy Time Gal Wild Is The Wind Changing Partners . Just In Time .....Sentimental Journey (To Winkler) C7L £ ssence o f 7 en Ui t Oh, the comfort, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person, having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words, but to pour them all out, just as they are, chaff and grain together, knowing that a faithful hand will take and sift them, keep what is worth keeping, and then, with the breath of kindness, blow the rest away. —George Eliot. 39

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Back Row—L. Papworth, D. Cole (Lieut.), H. Martin, B. Stratton, A. Bergman, D. Nichol, M. Schmidt, A. Vanderburgh, E. Sukkau, V. Falk, A. Pahl. Second Row—J. Harland, T. Sawatzky, G. Brown, V. Brown, P. Dixon, M. Jubenvill, N. Wills, A. Dunn, S. Mytts, H. Gislason, R. Penner, K. Dick, M. Baskerville, K. Fehr. First Row—H. Webster, S. Webster, M. Coutts, R. Beattie, L. Dueck, B. McCarthy, T. Lewis (Lieut.), T. Friesen, E. Giesbrecht. Missing—H. Dalke, J. Gillingham, V. Hart, M. Sandy, B. Thomas, S. Watt, A. Zacharias. CL ass Merna Baskerville Roberta Beattie Alvina Bergman Grace Brown Valdine Brown Deanna Cole (Lieut.) Margaret Coutts .. Helen Dalke ... . Kay Dick Pearl Dixon .... Lorna Dueck Allison Dunn Viola Falk... . -.—.Call Me Tonight In Dreamland ....Love Walked In --Singing in the Rain Singing The Blues Ain’t Misbehavin’ Heartaches Home, Sweet Home Teen Angel ..Here Comes Peter Cottontail They Can’t Take That Away From Me Oh! Lonesome Me Love Me Or Leave Me .....Show Me The Way To Go Home 38

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C lass of ’63 Back Row—E. Ronald, E. Smith, J. McCord, E. Janzen, I. Nowicki, J. Copeland, S. Blacker, C. Harrison, V. Code, V. Fredlund, S. Schroeder, J. Simpson. Third Row—I. Hildebrand, Marg. Dyck, B. Gilmour, S. Hodges, M. Thorvaldson, E. Reimer, E. Dyck, M. Janzen, N. Dyck, K. Murray, T. Sykes, D. Nolan, M. Madill, D. Timmerman, O. Dyck, M. Dyck, C. Whyte, N. Babaian. Second Row—E. Wilson, M. Hughes, J. Charko, L. Berg, M. Watson, V. Thompson, K. Williams, R. Wesner, C. Jeffrey. First Row—N. Neufeld, J. Riddell, M. Miller, L. Meisner, E. Procter, M. Wood, E. Colleaux (Capt.), J. Stuart, L. Penman, M. Groening, R. Kowalchuk, J. White. Nellie Babaian —A bundle of energy with a wonderful second drawer. Lois Berg —The red-headed lassie from the wild and woolly west. Susan Blacker —Sue’s charm and personality makes her a favorite of nurses, patients and Wayne. Joan Charko —A conscientious worker who always has time to lead a sympa¬ thetic ear. She loves to travel. Valerie Code —“Better late than never.” Eleanor Colleaux (Capt .)—“but don’t let me talk, I’ve just got to study.” Judith Copeland —“Can I catch the 3:30 bus to Selkir k?” What’s the attraction, Judy? Anganita Dyck —Quietness does not always imply innocence. Margaret Dyck —A sparkling personality with an attractive exterior. Marie Dyck —Marie does her work with a smile on her lips and a song in her heart. Erna Dyck —Free from worries and cares as revealed in her cheerful disposition. Olga Dyck —Never give up a good conviction unless you can find a better one. Veryl Fredlund —Keeps the postman busy delivering her mail. Wonder how ‘Freddy’ got all that popularity. Betty Gilmour —Have you noticed the “Reserved for Betty” sign on Irma’s bed? Carolynne Harrison —“Any mail for Harrison?” Future lies somewhere in the west. Irma Hildebrand —Her comfort is, “Blessed are they that are homesick for they shall go home.” 40