Holy Cross School of Nursing - Lamplighter Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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To the medical staff, who have given so generously of their time and knowledge, our sincere thanks. We have been edified by the example of your professional life, reflecting the true spirit of service. We feel somewhat humbled but we hope prepared to assist you efficiently in the years to come. The realization of our cherished dreams and ambitions can only be shared fully by our loved ones; our family. In our hopes and fears, joys and failures, we valued above all your support and encouragement. You may be very proud tonight for your sacrifices and love have made this all possible. Tonight we bid a fond farewell to the Students of the Holy Cross. As was our goal, may you continue to uphold the honour of the school, may you be successful in your studies and finally experience this very re¬ warding event of graduation. Thanks for your companionship and your support of school activities. In wishing you the best in the coming years, we can only hope that all the joys and happiness we have known here, may also be yours. Today will end like another day, but the fondest of memories and the hopes of the future will never completely erase the grandeur of this moment. As one poet so ably describes it. For yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every . Yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Miss J. Crawford

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CLASS OF FEB. ’61 L. Me Glynn L. Moen D. Montgomery M. McEwan K. Trochanowski I. Quinn a ASS OF SEPT. ’61