Regina Grey Nuns Hospital School of Nursing - Memorare Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Dr.W KLASSEN MEDICINE Dr. THOMSON SURGERY Dr RT HOSIE SURGERY Dr E L MUTTIT MEDICINE Dr. GOULD MEDICINE DrG JOHNSTONE SURGERY MALONE Dr F.J. GORMAN GERY SURGERY Dr T A BOYD SUft6E«Y Dr C CROSBY Dr E SAUER Dr JW LeBLOND Dr.W KURTZE Dr.M.FRASER SUR6ERY SURGERY SURGERY SURGERY SURGERY Dr B BACHYNSKI orthopedics Dr NORYS DrE JONES ORTHOPEDICS Dr R LYNCH PSYCHIATRY LECTURERS Dr A T. ROY OCkMMOlOOY Dr D SHELTIN6A Dr A.McPHERSON t A N C ( B RADIOLOGY Dr W KENDRICK UROLOGY Dr HEIMBACH Dr 6 DUNCAN PEDIATRICS PEDIATRICS Dr M K DEHNEL Dr DuPONT Dr. F.MUNKLEY GYNECOLOGY Dr E G SPOONER ONIHAL MOLOGY Dr T BLACK. GYNECOLOGY Dr HAUGMTON OTORUINOL AHYNGOlOGY Dr LAZARUS OBSTETRICS Dr GRIFFITH OTOaWiNOLARYNGOlOGY Dr J.LAIDLAW OBSTET RICS Dr ALBERTSON NEUROSURGERY I IT TJ El fit W0 frl REV FATHERT FlNUCANE ETHICS J0S REV FATHER H 80SM A M religion Mrs STANLEY Dr L WONG PUBLIC HEALlH NU»StNG

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Dear Nurses: Whether you wear a religious habit or a uniform, the general consensus is that you are one of the most valuable members of society. No wonder, for nursing means willingness to forget yourself for your neigh¬ bor’s sake. The three years of training have proven that this willingness was not a mere natural dis¬ position, but a real-will to make sacrifices. You perform “the over and above” on which human society lives. Where the scales of human morality would be tipped by malice or injustice there goodness and charity keep it balanced. I wish you happiness in the years to come. H. Bosma Chaplain Dear Graduates: There is nothing dearer to mankind than the body that houses the immortal soul. We try by every means to keep the body a fitting habitation for the soul. When disease attacks our bodies we use every effort to repair its damaged parts. Sometimes the struggle becomes too difficult for us to bear. We must call the service of others. This service to mankind is your vocation-based upon two foundations - skill and love. Skill is necessary. But science is empty and useless unless there be added in large and generous doses true and sincere love for the sick. This love must be that of the Good Samaritan - the love of Christ. May you carry this love of Christ to those under your care, bringing them peace and conservation, not only of body, but of soul. Father Norman A. Andries Retreat Master

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: Miss Dureault, Miss Neu- field, Miss McKenna, Miss Chelak, Miss Nimegeers. FRONT ROW: Miss Kuntz, Miss Henning, Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Heffernan. Mrs. O’Shaughnessy FACULTY