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

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Preliminaries ANN BAKER. ARLENE BARD LORENE BARD. YVONNE BARRON. BETH BEACH. JACQUALYN BEARANCE. . . SHIRLEY BEARMAN. CAROL BISH. SHERRIN BLENKIN. CLAIRE BOYD. JEANETTE BROWN. BETH BRUCKER. ANNE CARRIERE. LORAINE CHARBONNEAU . . IRENE CHOREL. MYRNA CLARKE. MARILYN COUPEL. CECILIA COWAN. CAROL CRAIG . CLOTILDE DION. RACHEL DION. PEGGY DODDS. A DELLA DOERING. SALLY DOUGALL. AUDREY DUBE. LILLIAN EMARD. PAT ENDRES. PAT ENNOS . KAREN ERICKSON. MARILYN FEISEL . JOAN FIESELER . ARLENE GEYSEN . ALVA GIROUX . DARLENE HAUBRICH . . . . GAYLEEN HAWKINS . . . . SHARON HAWKSWORTH. . . BARBARA HAYWARD . . . . KAY HEANEY. BETTY HOFFERT. MARLENE HOGLUND . . . . MARGARET HORDAL . . . . OCTAVIA ISTACE . . . . KAREN JANIS. Let ' s go for a walk, Twins. They get along so well you ' d think they were sisters. Her French excitement puts a sparkle in her eyes, but when the phone rings, her blood pressure takes a rise. The only one who gets red roses for her birthday. Girls, its 11:10 P.M. ! A real jim dandy kid. Joan, the buzzer! Did you hear the latest joke, Cathy? Bubbles over with personality. Guess who is on second floor phone? A quiet but nice girl. If there is more to be said than time will allow, just call on Carriere, she ' ll break the sound barrier. S.H.A. Favorite a lovely one too! If Ray were to leave us, we ' d all be blue. Don ' t be silly, Yvonne. From the wildest town in the province-Rouleau. Girls for the last time, its ten minutes to eight, we can ' t all be eariots or we ' ll all be late. Second floor clouds have a silver lining, Cecilia. She likes buying Mr. Mort clothes at Simpsons. An all around nice kid. Rachel likes speaking on pet peeves. The Sound of the Sea is Calling To Me. Dilly ' s still dallying along. Miss Marshall, is it possible to get a bigger bed? Perhaps it is the way she smiles, that makes it last for miles and miles. The only person yet known who can be in perfect mental and physical health even in disease-Scarlet Fever? Tall and slight, not lacking in grace, in sports she sets a winning pace.trapping! Who is going to Saskatoon this weekend? The only girl who can whistle while brushing her teeth. What does she do with all those pink slips? Ah gee, I can ' t, I have to write a letter. She just got another Air Male letter. God created her mind, In nursing it was tested, but since she found her mouth, no one has rested! Tops a popularity pole. So you finally made it into residence. Early to bed and early to rise, makes life healthy, wealthy and un¬ interesting. And Parker didn ' t even make a touchdown. For popularity just count the heads, in Heany’s room you rarely see the beds. Real skill with a sewing machine assures us there is a place for her in a modelling profession. Don’t we love those New York shoes? Somebody stole my bed. At least there is one quiet one from Whitewood Don ' t you kids ever go to bed?

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Preliminaries BACK ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Schmidt, V. Lynch, E. Brucker, J. Brown, G. Hawkins, L. Tipple, A. Geysen, J. Kashmere, D. Lozinski, Y. Baron, W. Schaeffer, S. Bearman, A. Giroux, A. Carriere, A. Patzernuk, J. Fieseler, K. Janis, N. M. Sullivan, M. Dodds, S. Blenkin, R. Mass, S. Ollinger. FOURTH ROW: S. Dougall, D. O ' Connor, D. Haubrich, P. Nogue, I. Chorel, M. Kuhn, D. Lindsay, L. Bard, A. Bard, H. Tanouye, H. LeBoldus, C. Dion, N. Young, B. McBey, G. Werth. THIRD ROW: E, Beach, F. Uhryn, B. Hayward, B. Kress, C. Schreiner, G. Roby, C. Ward, R. MacWilliam, O. Istace, A. Doering, J. Bearance, J. Nordick, M. Polasek, L. Charbonneau, A. Dube, M. Hordal, L. Emard, R. Dion, M. Hoglund, G. Hawksworth, K. Heaney, L. Maloney, C. Cowan, O. Salte. SECOND ROW: C. Spenst, J. Sim, C. Thompson, M. Rusnak, A. Racette, E. Wild, M. Clarke, N. McCulloch, M. Purse, D. Posehn, Y. Prosko, C. Boyd, C. Bish.J. Reoch, M. Aech. FRONT ROW: P. Endres, J. Olson, J. Pomfrey, D. Kolskog, M. Feisel, M. Roethe, E. Hoffert, M. LeBoldus, J. Letourneau, M. Sundwall, A. Baker, S. Trudgeon, C. Craig, S. Sanderson, P. Ennos, H. Stauch. CLASS OFFICERS President. Secretary-Treasurer C. Schreiner S. Bearman

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JEAN KASHMERE . DOREEN KOLSKOG Jean ' s got a visitor. But what would you do if the patient offers to hold the pillows? BERTHA KRESS . MARGARET KUHN . HEATHER LEBOLDUS. MARLENE LEBOLDUS . JOHANNE LETOURNEAU. DAWN LINDSAY. DOLORES LOZINSKI. VALERIE LYNCH. LORAN MALONEY. RUTH MASS. BETH MC BEY. NAIDENE MC CULLOCH. ROBERTA MC WILLIAM. PAULINE NOGUE. JOAN NORDICK. DOREEN O ' CONNOR. SYLVIA OLLINGER. JUDITH OLSON. ALICE PATZERNUK. MADELINE POLASEK. JOAN POMFREY. DONNA MARIE POSEHN. YVONNE PROSKO. MERLE PURSE. JOAN RACETTE. GAYLE ROBY. JOAN REOCH. MARGARET ROTHE . MARY RUSNAK . OPAL SALTE. SANDRA SANDERSON. WYONNA SCHAFFER. LYNNE SCHMIDT. CATHY SCHREINER. JUDY SIM. CONNIE SPENST. HELEN STAUCH. NORA MAE SULLIVAN. MARDELLE SUNDWALL. HELEN TANOUYE. LAURA TIPPLE. CHARMANE THOMPSON. SHARON TRUDGEON . FRANCES UHRYN. CAROL WARD . . . GLORIA WERTH . . EILEEN WILD. . . . NICOLETTE YOUNG Do you kids know what happened to me? Feisel, aren ' t you ready yet? Wow! What a change, just girls in this gang! One of our redheads, a new car too, we all envy her-wouldn ' t you. Johanne be nimble, Johanne be quick, Johanne just earned another pink slip. I wonder who will phone me tonight? Not overly serious, not overly gay, a real nice girl in a quiet way. Everybody ' s pal, somebody ' s gal. We couldn ' t get along without her. Peachy helps to keep the probie home QUIET! Boys aren ' t everything, but what else is there? Who is the lucky one tonight, Naidene? She always calls her patients, my lady If organization was the key to wealth, Pauline would be wearing a diamond studded pelt. Beth ' s guardian angel. Hails from Assiniboia, reigns there too, the old lamp lighter on first floor. Notre Dame, here I come. I wonder if Judy really bleaches her hair? Blessed are the joy makers, but Sister doesn ' t always think so. Her bluebird of happiness is a B-O-B olink. Her favorite song is Goodby Jimmy, Goodbye Quiet, willing and able, what more could you ask for? She ' s the only girl in the room with blood pressure in her ears. Dougall, you left your shoes in my room again. Our sleepy time gal. For lands sakes! She’s from SHAUNAVON! ! She is repapering her walls with pink slips. Set the alarm for five, and wake me at 7:30. Sally, if you can ' t be quiet, go sleep in the bathtub. Come on you guys, lets go to the hockey game. Third floors only pink slip in Anatomy. Announcing our Hawiian dancer and her harem. Guess who has the broken water gun on third floor? She serenades third floor to sleep with her bongos. Carol, open that window. If she isn ' t on the phone, she ' s in someones hair. Insists that this nursing school should be moved to Vanguard, or Vanguard move to Regina. Not the type to laugh or riot, she’s just quiet. But I really haven ' t eaten that much. Kind and sweet, but also mischevious. Schultzi-i-i-i-ie, where are you? You can ' t love two, and still be true. If Frances ever runs a nursing school, and decides new laws to pass, we’ll know the days are gone, when you separate sleep from class. Sits at the back of the classroom and sleeps. She’s getting quite good jumping from that window. Is it just her name that ' s wild? It ' s a panic!