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

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J. MC DONALD-- A merry twinkle in her eye, foretells her disposition. S. MC GARRY-- If silence were golden, she ' d be a millionaire. L. MC KINNON-- Seeks and talks with equal zest, it ' s hard to tell what she does best. N. OBUCK--“Ambition enough for two people.” M. PARKER--“Quiet at work and at play, but thorough in every way. S. PINSONNEAULT--“She’s like an Arab, fond of “dates!” M. PUGH--“I wonder if the mail is here yet, that guy better write—or else.” E. ROEBUCK--“Why ask me, you know I wasn’t listening.” E. ROLL--“It’s just as I thought it would be—Soft breezes, a full moon and no men.” L. RUTLEDGE--“Friendly, gay and full of fun, if you want a good nurse, here’s the one.” C. SCHMIDT--“Quiet until you know her and then there’s a definite change.” A. SIMCHAK--“Appears quiet but really is a “Live wire.” H. SLUSAR--“I don’t ask questions, I just have fun.” A. STEIL--“An intriguing personality and staunch devotion to her profession.” F. STIRTON--“A downright neighborly one with never a word out of place.” M. THIEL--“One of the more quiet, saner student nurses. J. TOMLINSON--“Cheerful, thoughtful, dependable, gay, a good classmate in every way.” E. TROENDLE--“Takes as avid interest in all her subjects.” L. TUCKER--“Bed making is nothing new to this girl. B. UNRUH--“Anyone who talks by the yard, thinks by the inch ought to be moved by the foot.” H. WEBER--“True to her work, her words, her friends.” L. WILLS--“I’ve got brains, but I’m saving them.” P. WINNITOWY--“Don’t roll those blood shot eyes at me, baby!!” K. ZIMBALUK-- An angel with rusty wings and a rusty halo!” B. ZYLYK--“Determination and hard work will win you your goal.” As you practice your profession may your prayer be that of St. Francis of Assisi: “Lord make us an instrument of peace. Where there is hatred--may we sow love. Where there is injury--may we pardon. Where there is doubt--may we have faith. Where there is despair--may we have hope. Where there is sadness--may we bring joy.”

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Intermediates SR. MARIE DU ST. ESPIRIT--“Todomydu:y is that state of life unto which it shall please God to call me.’ ST. PASCALIE--“They serve God well, who serve his creatures.” V. ANDERSON--‘‘A bit of joy, some devilment, these things make her content. E. BAILEY--“Diamonds are a girl’s best friends.” M. BAIN--“A cheerful smile and a brilliant mind, a better friend you’ll never find.” N, BAKKE--“She is of the quiet kind whose nature never varies. B. BECHARD--“For nature made her what she is and never made another.” I. BENKO--“Great men are dying every day. I feel sick.” J. BERGUM--“Not over serious, not over gay, a real nice girl in her quiet way.” J. BILY-- A bubbling ambition in her mind, she ' s not the one to be left behind.” J. BYWATER--“Makes everybody happy with her contagious smile.” M. CAMERON-- “The door to success is labelled “Push.” C. CARNALL--“Oh, for a phone of my own.” A. COCHRAN-- Quiet at times, but those times are yet to come. ” J. DAVIS-- Eenies, meanies, minies, and moes, Davis is always on her toes. Y. DELORME--“When she gives, she gives herself.” L. DOLAN--“The size doesn’t account for what a person can do, Napoleon was only five foot two.’ M. DOUHANlUK--“We build the ladder by which we climb.” D. DUCZEK--“A tender heart, a loyal mind, yet never will an error find.” R. DUNCAN--“She is active stirring all fire, cannot rest, cannot tire.” L. FOURNIER--Mickey Mantle with a sewing machine in one hand and a bedpan in the other. G. GILLANDERS--“The lady who has grit enough to buffer fate, and chuckles a plentyto spare.” J. GOSKI--”One of our quieter inmates. M. HARDY--“Has a secret ambition to sing “Aida” at the Met instead of the Misery.” G. HARROD--“When in Rome do as the Romans do.” J. HITCHERICK--“Speak little, do much.” S. HOPCRAFT--“Her eyes look innocent, but we know different.” J. HOWE--“The elevator to success is broken,--take the stairs.” D. INCHES--“Still doesn’t know why she can’t have two mail boxes for all her letters and parcels.’ U. JEFFERS--“Push, pull or get out of the way.” I. JORDENS--“Doesn’t say too much--wonder what she’s thinking of?” J. KAPICZOWSK3-- Grant us the knowledge to know what is right and the courage enough to do it.’ M. KERR--“Every room has a goon, for all the nuts aren’t in the fruit cake.” J. KETCHESON--“Vim, vigor and vitality, topped with a sprinkle of freckles.” R. KING--“After the clouds the sunshine.” M. KLINGER--“Friends, Romans, R.C.M.P., lend me your men.” M. KRAUSE--“Move ever onward, halting never, reaching, reaching, for your treasure.” Y. LA CELLE--“A prime little elf, with a dazzling smile. Takes one step and thinks awhile.” L. LALONDE--“She’s not as quiet as she seems to be.” R. LANOWSKI--“Laugh and we’ll laugh with you, but you pay the penalty.” S. LASBY--“My mind is made up--don’t confuse it with facts.” M. LA WRICK--“Helpful in anybody’s time of need.” V. LEFEBVRE--“A real “pixie” with a ready smile.” J. LEMAY--“Something wants me on the telephone, where am I?” S. LEMIEUX--“Tall, slim, cute and neat, for fun and laughs, she can’t be beat.” F. LUSSIER--“A personality as sincere as her accent is genuine.” S. LYONAIS--“A cheerful work and a winning smile, now here ' s a girl who is really worth while.’ S. MAGEE--“She’s as good as the best of us and bad as the rest of us.” M. MESSER--“The girl whose buzzer is always ringing, and whose private store abounds in dates.’ M. MARCHAND--“With a willing hand and a heart that’s true, the nursing profession needs more like you.’ L. MERCIER--“Live hard, die young, and leave a beautiful corpse.”

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Preliminaries FRONT ROW, Left to Right; Jocelyne Bechard, Arlie Olmsted, Joyce Leflar, Valorie Wysosky, Sister Alphonsus, Audrey Sinclair, Barbara Lloyd, Doreen Malach, Donna Thompson, Irene Evan- ochko. SECOND ROW; Cleone Schuster, Shirley Dawson, Dolores Devrome, Phyllis Ford, Joan Gables, Florence Chowaniec, Katherine Rogoschewsky, Darlene Macknak, Lillian Majkut, Judy Johnsen, Jeane Halladay, Joan Everest, Donna McDonald, Diane Culling, Elaine Ulmer, Eileen Pander, Nellie Bross, Enid Purdon, Marilyn Achter. THIRD ROW; Ann Toupin, Aurora Thor- steinson, Yvette Gauthier, Josephine Smith, Donnaline Machmer, Jackie Elliott, Rae Waind, Mary Ellen Darbellay, Margaret Surridge, Gwen Miller, Sharon McCall, Lynn Minard, Holdina Geister, Marilyn Wagner, Jean Reid, Margaret Bell, Betty Rump, Margaret Schafer, Joan Kerr, Geraldine Gramm, Doreen Weikum. FOURTH ROW; Sharon Jones, Iris Brown, Karen Dunnett, Aleda Love¬ less, Edith Leigh, Eunice Mrazek, Rose Marie Oancia, Erna Berstein, Marie Aeck, Madeline Hartnell, Lorna Barker, Elfreida Wilms, Colette Beaudin, Brenda McCormick, Florence Hay, Doreen Hawkins, Arlene Benjamin, Pat McCarthy, Janet McDougall, Jean Power. FIFTH ROW; Vicky Antonini, Gay Craven, Shirley Ball, Jeanette Peter, Jeanette Funke, Joanne Peart, Myrna Weber, Shirley Reitenbach, Judy Barr, Jackie Stutt, Deanne Haubrich, Kathy Perras, Rose Marie Nogue, Eva Creusot, Helen Inkson, Pauline Fafard, Joanne Egland, Judy Duttenhoffer, Mary Shea, Mona Yakubowich, Jeanette Piermantier, Marilyn Adams, Sheila McIntosh. CLASS OFFICERS President M. Darbellay Vice-President M. Hartnell