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

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: N. Lowenberger, S. Evernden, S. Dragan, S. Ewart, J. Toovey, L. Hanna, B. Tolhurst, L. Mueller, J. Osborne, M. Myhra, M. Wong, D. Zimmer. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: D. Welsh, J. Hall, C. Wesson, M. McArton, E. McAdam, A. Dickenson, M. Shaw, F. Wilson, G. Kilden, E. Gherasim, E. Hill, I. Gessner, S. Fenning. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: D. Jansen, R. Hornby, S. Erickson, J. Morrow, Y. Kitchen, O. Halbert, A. Clyne, P. P ' arton, E. Ford, M. Kennedy, W. Perkins, J. Brock. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: I. Miller, E. Stephenson, D. Morrison, D. Ellis, F. Welsh, G. Banks, K. McLeod, J. Bollinger, E. Frostad. MISSING: E. Ellis, M. Lloyd, E. Swinehart, N. Hilderman, B. Farquhar, L. Currie, M. Allen, B. Carter, V. Clark, F. Tokaruk, J. Hubick, B. Carson, I. Bellous, S. Colpitts. 51

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Remote 5 1 y M. Blight— A silly giggle—a delightful smile That ' s our Margie—she wins by a smile. G. Bonnor— There ' s been some changes made. Life ' s too short to walk alone. C. Creary— It is because she ' s superstitious That her actions are sometimes a little suspicious. P. Farquharson— She ' s like a wild Indian, this gal. But she won ' t pitch her tent by a waterfall. V. Hoffman— Old Father Time has set the pace. But Vera ' s one step ahead of him. M. Kwasnica— The best laid schemes of mice an ' men. gang aft agley. G. Kabayama— A fiddle player from an apple orchard. G. Lange— If you want some extra lumps on your head try roller skating. E. Laurie— You ' ve heard of elevator shoes. She’d like to invent subterranean ones. I. Laurie— She may give the impression she doesn ' t approve. But she does love travelling— especially on buses. J. Linklater— Our Bud ' ' ding nurse. Diagnosis— Heart condition and coryza. C. Litwin— A combination of all good things. Athlete—Glamor Girl—Wizard. A. Lord— It isn ' t every girl who ' s been privileged to grow up in the House of Lords. M. Mason— Don ' t hurry me—or get out of my way! It all depends who ' s talking. J. MacFarlane— Now she is and then she isn ' t. And tired you ' d be at the end of her day. S. tv 1 offitt— Shirley gets the Joe-jobs. But where ' s Joe? B. Sears— Simpson and Sears may have teamed to¬ gether. But our Sears is still shopping around. B. Smith— Brown as a hickory nut—and oh, what a smile. M. Smith— Going to take a sentimental journey. Going to set my heart at ease. P. Stewart— In the years to come Peg won ' t live in a shoe. But the rest of the rhyme will fit. M. Vance— Master of almost any situation. But right now—transportation worries are getting her down. J. Hanson— This kid ' s right on the beam in class. But on judging the weather—we doubt if she ' d pass. B. Williams— She ' s a real movie fan. And then of course there ' s Dapper Dan. J. Law— Yon lassie hath a lean and hungry look— or has she? 50

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gemots ' 5 jj J. Osborne— She ' s gay and happy, really quite pert. But never can pass up that second dessert. H. Shaw— Short and sweet, oh, those eyes. But they’ve been the cause of a good many sighs. B. Tolhurst— Barb ' s out playing ball with the spring ' s first thaw. She ended up last year with a broken jaw. F. Tokaruk— Lives in a room way up in fourth. This gal we call Tommy, who hails from fhe north. B. McAdam— Basketball is one of her favorite sports. Brother! You should see her in shorts! I. Miller— A handy girl to have around. Her ' routine plans are the best to be found. F. Welsh— When working nights have you any notion. How anybody can sleep in all that com¬ motion. L. Mueller— To heighten her spirits there ' s no need for pills. Just send me home to the good old hills. P. Parton— We don t know what number Pat is buzzin’. But rumors say it ' s somebody ' s cousin. J. Bollinger— If you want to go for a row on the lake. Cheenie ' s a whiz with the oars, she ' s the one to take. B. Carter— Blue eyes and locks that shine. That ' s our Beverly every time. V. Clark— At the sight of red her senses leave her. Could be she ' s gof Scarlet Fever. E. Frostad— if any time you need some help, Ellen will be happy. Her favorite expression: Oh Mandy. D. Zimmer— The life of a party Dolores will be. Her impersonations are something to see. N. Clyne— Let ' s have a party this morning at two. If we all sleep in, five will do. D. Morrison— Doodie with her room at the end of the hall. Ah! those workmen are coming through the wall. L. Hanna— Here ' s my hat and here ' s my shirt. But hey somebody!-—lend me a skirt. M. Kennedy— Mid-Win ' s moved to higher places. But watch it, kid; don ' t kick the traces. D. Welsh— Donna ' s receding in 340. Nothing like getting hoity-toity. K. MacLeod— Nobody misses a 54 fling, Cause man oh man alive. You haven ' t seen a thing Until you ' ve seen our Katie jive. W. Allen— A is for Allen, she’s tall and she ' s neat. As a smooth skater, she ' s hard to beat. 52