Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing - Semper Fidelis Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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JEANNETTE TAYLOR St. James, Manitoba. Noted for the highest scholastic achievement in our class. We ' ll always hold many fine memories of the Dark Blue Band party we held at her home. Just like her many other class-mates she plans to walk down the aisle of matrimony. A AluA e A - A NURSE is that voice which answers all calls of poor suffering humanity. N - NURSING is the most noble profession because it deals with the frail creatures of God when in pain. U - USE the very best you have to relieve pain and give comfort to. the sick. R - REMEMBER, O Nurse , what you have learnt and pledged and you shall never sin. S - SCIENCE alone is crude near a sick-bed, if you have not a spirit of sympathy and love. E - EVEN at night or day a nurse must be seen, not heard. Everywhere she is to be a model of pa¬ tience and love for the neighbour. Cloii 62-3 FRANCIS ARESHENKO Pelley, Saskatchewan. Tall and slim, with an easy-going manner, Fran is usally seen wandering around thinking about?? Efficient and willing, often keep¬ ing the humor alive in our group. Pediatrics is her hope for the future.

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ELIZABETH ROGERS Winnipeg, Manitoba This vivacious, warm-hearted girl can be identified by her giggle. She was candidate for both the Rose Ball and the Power Prom, also bulletin representative for the M. S.’N.A. Her future plans are undecided but she is sure to be a success at whatever she attempts. MARGARET-ANN SMALL Winnipeg, Manitoba Megs is the Student Body President, a duty she is dis¬ charging with dignity and capability. Recently when she appeared on T. V. she gave a warm and clear pic¬ ture of nursing. Megs hopes to have wedding bells ring for her soon after graduation. THERESA ST. PIERRE Creighton, Saskatchewan Our petite, dark-haired mademoiselle follows her romances by Terry ' s nursing plans are indefinite. Whatever she attempts, w: efficiency, she is bound to succeed at it. JO ANNE STEVENS Gimli, Manitoba The Pollyanna” in our clas: known as Stevey , well served the office of Sports Representative for this class. The cold North beckons her and perhaps after that she will try her hand at Public Health Nursing. SONYA SYRNICK Winnipeg, Manitoba The quiet, deep thinker is especially interested in music and literature. As Literary Editor of the ' 61 yearbook, she well proved her interest. She is another nurse who plans to enter Public Health. However we don ' t know, that diamond is pretty big!

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NORMA BAKER Brandon, Manitoba. I Full of fun and always has a smile for everyone. Norma is never at a | loss for conversation, conveying kindness and understanding to her pa - I tients. Her future is undecided, but she hopes to nurse in Brandon. l BRENDA BOSMA Pine Falls, Manitoba. What sparkles most her smile, eyes, or her left ring finger? Our M, S. N. A. Sports Rep. can always be counted on for a helping hand. Future: mat¬ rimony and live happily ever after in Pine Falls. WALTER BOHONIS Wadena, Saskatchewan. Walter holds the honorable distinction of being the first male to graduate from this school of nursing. To present a male ' s point of view to the public, he appeared on T. V. and warmly spoke of his chosen profession. Surgical nursing strongly appeals to Walter. JEANNETTE CLARK Brandon, Manitoba. Our Sodality Prefect and Pres ident of class 62B, who is friendly and converses freely with all. She plans to go to the U. S. A. and take a course in Anaesthesiology. JEANNINE DESAULNIERS Norwood, Manitoba. Our gay little brown-eyed French friend. Always willing to lend an extra bed and meal to her classmates far from home. Plans to work in a small hospital, then on to join her Yankee friends for a P. G. in Pediatrics.