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

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Dear Graduates: The successful training of today’s nurse has become an exacting business de¬ manding both scientific and technical proficiency. You have measured up to the standards of your school and profession and for this I wish to congratulate you. But over and above such knowledge the ideal nurse looks upon her profession as something more than being a skilled technician. She thinks of it in terms of service to others with a sympathetic understanding of the dignity and personality of the patient she tends. This is what makes your profession a noble and necessary one with your Christ like approach lifting it far above the level of just another task. It will sanctify all you do and in it you will find your own sanctification and reward. Yours very sincerely in Christ, Most Reverend M.C. O ' Neill, Archbishop of Regina.

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J. Davis G. Harrod M. Parker 1961 YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Editor.V. Anderson Business Manager.L. Rutledge Secretary.S. Magee Assistant Editors Photography . Activities . . . . . .E. Rump A. Thorsteinson . . . .1. Benko . . . .J. Davis Advertising Art ... . Circulation Class Editing . .G. Harrod . .M. Parker M. Marchand . . R. King Literary.E. Bailey Supporters.M. Messer C. Carnall Typing.R. Duncan E. Bailey R. King M. Messer C. Carnall R. Duncan

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TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 On behalf of the Medical Staff, I am privileged to extend con¬ gratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961. With graduation, the toils, adversities and pleasantries of the past years take on a new meaning; all that you have learned takes on new purpose. As a Graduate, you acquire certain rights and privi¬ leges, but with them, you also acquire duties and responsibilities. Learning does not cease when lectures are finished. Our art is one that demands a lifetime of study, for we can never learn too much concerning the care of the sick. It is the sincere wish of the Medical Staff that the years ahead will bring happiness and gratification in your chosen profession. I. W. Bean, M.D., President - Medical Staff, Regina Grey Nuns ' Hospital.