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

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Our class 1964 song this year goes as follows: We just dropped by to tell you that we’re students from Grace; We’re ramblin’ students, gamblin’ students, but no disgrace. We work eight hours a day and get 50c pay But when it comes to doing things there’s no delay. We’re in our 3rd year now as you may have guessed And our financial situation is rather pressed. So listen and we’ll tell you we’re in Class ' 64 Just contemplate a minute — you couldn’t ask for more. We have the supervisors runnin’ in a spin. The way they look you over, their hearts you couldn’t win. But if they really push us we’ll be nurses some day. Don’t overdo it, we’ll overdo it in May. Fellow classmates, as we depart to our separate ways, may we never forget some of these experiences we encountered together. With graduation in sight our motto is Look Mom, white shoes!” E. HARDER Class ’64 Page 84 The car wash proved to be a great success. We wish to thank all who brought their cars to be washed. The car wash and several bake sales were held as money-raising projects for the yearbook.

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This introduced us to senior evenings on wards. I would like to contribute my version of Tennyson’s life. I slept, I dreamt that Life was beauty. I woke and saw that Life was evening duty.” The parade of diamonds started in December of 1961. Several have followed, others especially the active members of the OF Maids’ Club are waiting for a lucky pop¬ corn box. Being President of this club I wish to contribute this poem: It is better to have loved and lost, Than to do arithmetic homework for six kids.” So fellow unattached classmates let’s console ourselves. Page 83

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