Regina General Hospital School of Nursing - Blue to White Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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E. Redenbach A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. All the days of the afflicted are evil, but he that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. S. Surjik THE HIPPOCRATIC CURSE Quackery, Thackary, flowers, a jug Of medicine better to spray on a bug, Priced at a figure outrageous, per slug— Life when abed is a mockery. Ugh? Nurses and hearses that pass in the night, A bath for a clam in the dawn ' s early light, A diet of juice and one ' s ready to bite A steak or an interne impartially. Right? Furtive, assertive medicinal lot, They smile and belittle the ailments we ' ve got. It isn ' t the germ, it ' s the patient that ' s caught. Life when abed is a paradox. What? —WILLIAM GIBSON COLTER 44

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Serene and resolute and still And calm, and self possessed A. Yaroski ine own D. Partridge Patient endurance attaineth to all things who God possesseth in nothing is wanting Alone God sufficient.

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We ’(( JlLa r l em em her 1— Brady ' s first treatment on wards (— Do you feel a lump in your throat? 2— The time Mary Jane borrowed Toots ' coat. 3— The time Toots wore her earrings to bed. 4— The time Dorothy Filled the blood pressure apparatus. 5— The time Alice met the night watchman. 6— The time Paudine struck gold! 7— The time Dorothy, Shirley, Jean and Percy lost their unmentionables. 8— The time McLeod got caught in the pool. 9— The time Gloria hid in a closet. 10-—The night we all went to a barn dance. I I—How to play rabbit —will you Pat? CIV )! ite -jCi inei C. Beacock —Oh my golly! L. Biggs —Gosh kid, I didn ' t know a thing about it. R. Brady —No more than you’d notice. R. Brennan —Let ' s wreck the joint. M. Fladager —Should finish this sock. B. Large —Wouldn ' t that rot your socks! D. Lauder —Well, gee whiz. D. Lick —Oh kids, Jerry is coming. P. McKenzie —Cut my hair Doreen, Garth ' s coming. D. McLeod— Is that a fact! M. McRorie —I ' m telling you, I ' ll do it anyway. G. Madle —Oh the C.C.F. wouldn ' t do that. P. Morgan —Paudine s gotta take a bath. N. Nergaard —Anybody got a match? M. Nicholson—If my mother only knew! J. Percival —Did you ever hear this one? L. Pidde —I ' m going out with my husband . A. Sanborn— I needs kisses. L. Seed —Just gotta get a letter. N. Stephens —Let ' s have a meeting. L. Thornton —It isn ' t what Lois says—it ' s how she says it! S. Taylor —Let ' s sing another one kids. J. Vanstone —Things could be worse? 45