Lamont Public Hospital - Yearbook (Lamont, Alberta Canada)

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SUMMO COMMISSO MlSSI Thirteen DR. L. R. AMUNDSEN, B.SC., M.D. Congratulations to Class 1947 To the graduating class may 1947 be a shining year as it means the culmination of three years of trials and tribulations— mental, physical and emotional. At last you’ve reached the goal toward which you have been working. May that goal—wonder¬ ful though it is to you now—be the big step to greater achieve¬ ments. To the other students may 1947 be a year of hope and learn¬ ing. Don’t fret! You’ll make it, too. Don’t let things get you down—if you look deep enough there is a smile in every situation. To all of you its been a pleasure to know you and to work with you. Though I haven’t known you long, I’ll miss the friends I’ve made among you, and would like to hear from you at least once yearly. Sincerely, L. ROY AMUNDSEN (B.Sc., M.D.)

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Twelve- Lamont Public Hospital To the Class of 47 .... Congratulations! It is usually hard to express oneself in only one word, but now I find it difficult to say what I feel in any better way than with just that word. It is my desire to have you know that I am happy for you all in having reached your goal and in such a masterful way. You have worked hard, had many trying and many happy moments —but now you are prepared for all that may lie ahead in your profession. May your future be full of happiness and true success. These words are only a partial expression of my feelings— but again I must say there’s only one word that I find adequate: Congratulations! W. R. BELL, M.D.

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Fourteen Lamont Public Hospital MISS HELEN MAYERS, R.N., B.A. To the 1947 Graduating Class . . . . “May your feet tread the path of long delight, May your eyes see beauty, your soul see light, Your mind know wisdom, your heart a song, And, happiness go with you your whole life long.”—Anonymous. Sincerely, HELEN MAYERS.