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

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LORETTA TUCKER Life is too short to get everything; Therefore choose the very best. Bienfait, Sask MILDRED THIEL A sweet serenity of mind. A love of her own mankind Tribune, Sask DIANA INCHES ' Has a humor all her own JOYCE BERGUM Keep your face always toward the sunshine and shadow will fall behind Torquay, Sask FRANCES STIRTON Then give the world the best you have : And the best will come back to you. Briercrest, Sask JOYCE HOWE Merrily, merrily shall I live now Pense, Sask LOIS WILLS There is no great achievement that is not the result of work and waiting. Vanguard, Sask PATRICIA WINNITOWY ' Life is not so bad if you have plenty of luck : a sense of humor, and a good imagination. Yorkton, Sask

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JEAN KAPICZOWSKI Behold I give mankind the best, What does it matter - all the rest? North Portal, Sask. JOAN HITCHERICK God keep her forever more this way, Small and sweet as she is today. Holdfast, Sask. BEATRICE MADIGAN May all God ' s grace upon you light, And life for you to sparkle bright. Torquay, Sask. MILDRED PARKER All that we send into the lives of others, Comes back into our own. Cardoss, Sask. HELENE WEBER Quiet, sincere, good natured too, Will always remain a friend to you. Areola, Sask. IRENE JORDENS She will meet with success, Unexpected in common hours. Kennedy, Sask »25 -7 ' I v i LAUREEN DOLAN It ' s the little people strong as steel, That keep this world on an even keel. Mazenod, Sask. LEONA LALONDE My purpose holds to sail beyond the sunset, To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. Marquis, Sask.

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NORMA BAKKE MARLENE MARCHAND MYRNA CAMERON With gentle, yet prev¬ ailing force, Intent upon her destined course, Viceroy, Sask. She spoke and smiled her gracious way, And won us all to heart. Storthoaks, Sask. Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends, For it is one of God ' s greatest gifts. Crestwynd, Sask. SISTER MARIE du ST. ESPRIT From her shall read the perfect ways of honor. SISTER MARIE PASCALIE A peace above all earthly dignities, A still and quiet conscience. THANK YOU MOM AND DAD Our graduation day is here, And thanks to Mom and Dad, A black band we wear upon our caps The symbol of a grad. The memories we now recall, Of the past three student years, All seem to have a purpose now, Our laughter, toils, and tears. The days we spent as probies, Were days of ardent learning. To put our knowledge to practice, Our eager hearts were yearning. Capping seemed our first great step, Toward the goal we reach today, We pledge ourselves, with lamp in hand. To help the sick in every way. As we opened the door to second year, A red band we wore with pride, Special training had now begun, Our interest we couldn ' t hide. Steps into third year came and went, With most of our training behind, We hoped the experience we had gained, Would never leave our mind. Our graduation day is here, So thanks to Mom and Dad, Your helping hand was not in vain, Your daughter ' s now a GRAD.