Saskatchewan Hospital - Yearbook (North Battleford, Saskatchewan Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1963 volume:

- v . Jfij | ' r«- gf jrmUE r •v • % � i I £0 I t $s cf)tatrtc Burges’ $lebge 3 JBo J etebj $lebge my whole-hearted service to those entrusted to my care, en¬ deavouring to all times to understand the patient’s indivi¬ dual, emotional and physical needs and differences. To that end I will strive for skill in the fulfilment of my duty, hold¬ ing sacred and inviolate all confidences entrusted to me. 3 $tomtbe to respect the personal rights and privileges of my patient and to do all in my power to prevent or alleviate physical or psychological discomfort. 31 Mill aitoapg be kind, tolerant and just. I will endeavour to cultivate a keen sense of observation and an understanding attitude. 3 cfenotoltbge the dignity of my profession and accept the obligation it implies. I will faithfully perform my duties and will give the utmost in co-operation to those persons with whom I asso¬ ciate in ministering to the mentally ill. All Of Which I Pledge On My Sacred Honor EDITORIAL A Yearbook is an endeavor to preserve a student’s life for future reminiscenses. It incorporates the pain and pleasure of our duty, the ideals and knowledge taught, the experience of adulthood and the rewarding burden of service found on our journey up the high road to professionalism. From the Yearbook staff and myself, may I extend our appreciation to those who encouraged us to hold our lamps high, and give the incentive to make this publication. Louise Goota YEAR BOOK STAFF (standing) Rose Matovitch, Thorold Skafte, Norman Stib, Sherry Gonoit (seated) William Shordee, Oresteen, Kulyk, Louise Goota, Albert Kildaw Editor . Louise Goota Asst. Editors . Noni Emmerson . Lois Smart Advertising . Albert Kildaw . Thorald Skafte Photography . John Crowston . Harold Lajimodiere Literary . Oresteen Kulyk . Norman Seib . William Shordee . Rose Matovitch . Nell Unger Typist . Donna Hoffman Art . Sherryne Genest lH d Hessage f iom the Superintendent Dr. M. Demay Superintendent. To the Members of the Graduating Class T he Executive Officers of the Student’s Council have engaged in another praiseworthy project. As they assumed the responsibility for the preparal ion and publication of this yearbook, they have displayed an extra degree of initiative and capacity for the task. The result of their efforts will prove very interesting, not only at this time but also in the years to come, to bring back pleasant memories. To the members of the Graduating Class I offer hearty congratulations. Their knowledge and skills will be continuously open to new avenues of venture, but Psychiatric Nursing will always offer them a rich field of endeavour in terms of challenges and dedication. May these new Graduates be ever successful in their chosen profession. M. Demay, M.D., Superintendent. Ji d Uessage from the Superintendent of -Jlu ' isintj Mi� M. Richardson Superintendent of Nursing. To the Members of the Graduating Class To you, the members of the 1963 Graduating Class, may I offer my sincere congratulations. The attainment of your goal has been reached through much effort. Merited success is achieved through your endeavour. I trust the future will offer you opportunities for which you will enjoy happiness and contentment. (Miss) M. Richardson, Superintendent of Nurses. Dr. Kaimtra Dr. Varsanyi Dr. Uguralp Mfc 1 ■ ll p Jl • K 1 ' te ' - B 1 7 ifijgl , 1 11 f f L J Ir P � ]. _ !V ! } fj l J RPJHn JU « ■ ■ 1 Kgj i I |i] T. ' T U ' w _ 2 • w mi i s - . ; ' S f I 1 Wu 4 W ..SI T 1 A ' : ' - .j if % .. TRAINING 4i PERSONNEL E 2 1 m 1 y i Message from the Supervisor of Education To the Graduating Class, I offer my sincere congratulations. To thos e who follow in your footsteps, be it one year, two years or three years, you can reach the goal — though the way looks long it very soon May you all have the courage and determination to carry out your daily duties in accordance with what you have been taught and the ideals of your profession. J. Hogger, Supervisor of Education PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1962 - 63 A s President, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the mem¬ bers of the Student Council for the interest and co-operation shown throughout this past year. On behalf of the Council I would like to express our thanks to the Year Book Staff for making this book possible, and also to the Student Body for their support. We feel that we have accomplished something in getting the Student Council reorganized this year and have hopes for its future growth and development. We wish next years Council every success and trust you will have the support and co-operation of the students and entire hospital staff. — Phyllis Waigner Standing — Walter Wyehopen, Albert Kildaw, Garry Delaney, Pat Senkow, lla Calwell, Audrey Schmidt. Seated — Karin Longliti, Norman Seib, PhyllU Wagner, Donna Hoffman. STUDENTS’ COUNCIL President . Vice President . Second Vice President Secretary Treasurer ... Class Representatives Albert Kildaw Garry Delany Pat Senkow lla Calwell Audrey Shmidt ... Phyllis Wagner . Norman Seib . Karin Longlitz .. Donna Hoffman Walter Wyehopen P ' la icieHCdf, AumaaA Award for Highest Academic Standing Presented by the Medical Staff, Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford Mr. Jean G. Martin Award for Psycho-Geriatric Nursing Presented by the North Battleford Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association Miss Oresteen M. Kulyk Mr. Jean G. Martin Award for General Proficiency Presented Miss Phyllis R. Wagner Mr. Jean G. Martin The Doctor Coulter Memorial Award for Psychiatric Nursing Presented by the North Battleford Psychiatric Nurses ' Association Miss Jenny A. Shumlich Mr. Walter A Edwards r. Walter A. Edwards VALEDICTORY T oday marks the end of our training for Psychiatric Nursing. When we started our course, three years ago, we looked at graduation as a very long term goal, almost beyond our reach; now, our perspective of time has changed and it seems on ' .y a short time since we experienced the anxiety of our examination. Our training involved hard work, disturbing experiences and studies which often seemed to bear little relation to our main objective. But, by facing these demands and fulfilling them, we are obtaining not only a Psychiatric Nursing diploma, but also a sense of achievement which Will remain with us throughout the rest of our lives. Today also marks the separation of the members of ths c.ass, and for this experience a tinge cf sorrow. Together, we have shared moments of stress proceeding the examinations, the unseemingly long wait for our marks, the long hours of study and also many happy moments during social gatherings. Some of us will use the course as a stepping stone to the acquirement of further studies and with them, go our best wishes for the fulfillment of their goals. To those who are going to stay, incur the responsibility to further their knowledge in order to remain a productive member of the team that contributes to the care of our patients. Psychiatric Nursing is a dynamic field and, only by keeping up with the new developments in our profession, can we hope to serve the function for which we have been trained. We are very fortunate to enter a career offering the opportunities of working in a field which presents un¬ limited scope for achievement, purpose and personal satis¬ faction. Our deepest gratitude goes to our parents who are directly responsible for the honor bestowed on us today. Through their sacrifices and good example, they gave us the opportunity to incorporate a set of values and edu¬ cation needed to become eligible for this training. We are most thankful to them for giving us the privilege to enter a field where we can secure a reward, as helping people not as fortunate as we are. Our thanks also to the administration, doctors, head nurses, supervisors, and senior nurses for their under¬ standing and valuable help. To them, we pledge to be as efficient as possible, to make up for our past inadequacy with which they graciously delt. Thanks also to our teachers for their patience and de¬ voted help in many areas of difficulty which we en¬ countered. Our best wishes of luck to our junior classes in the achievement of their goals. If they feel that “the sword of Damocles” is hanging over their heads, may we tell them that hard work and real interest will give them the necessary confidence to reach their own grad¬ uation. Tomorrow, we will work in our profession under a new status. May we take the pledge to remain the Psy¬ chiatric Nurses we have been trained to be, to better our knowledge to the best of our ability, so that we can give with confidence, and will, the best care to these entrusted to us. In closing I would like to quote a short poem by Thomas Gray, titled: Always Finish - “If a task is once began Never leave it till its done Be the labour great or small Do it well or not at all.” • - John Martin GRADUATES irv aH 1 ■■ 1 ' ' ■ H. .j MR. WALTER EDWARDS 1 ' 1 BSL. 11 4 ; K3WSH! INTERMEDIATES Back raw: left to right Clarence Wittig, Eugene Feist, Keith Pahl, Wilfred Pruden, Thorald Skafte Front Row: left to right Dianne Mitzel, Patricia Marshall, Rose Marie Zarubiak, Jean Tolley Back Row: left to right Garry Delany, Anna Marie Toews, Marilyn Redl, Laura Konotopetz, Abe Newfeld Front Row: left to right Paulette Sansregret, Lois Smart, lone Hanson, Lila Odishaw, Della Martin PROGRAMME Processional Address - ' ' Students _ - - Presentation to th the Students - - ' In troduction of th W - - S, ,e B — isrur - ----- Supervision Cou „«.!� � � R “ ‘ ’ ,S psychiatric Nur«� ' ' 1M mrt v 3 - W- KPH ' C r — -- -rrsJSr - suparthteade « M S W „ - Supervisor, - Dr- M. Demay- { Hospital ■ superintend® 11 ______ Dr. J.E. Nunn _ _ - Mrs. W. Sch R.P.N. Miss M r. p .h. Deputy Head r.P.N., Mr- J-F- Education Supervisor ot « crooner. --5 JSS Council - Mrs- H- Reogh’ N, Head Nurse _Mr- E, Snow- Administration ' Supervisor, _ _ Miss R- gnt .P-N-A- - - Vice-President = 1962 GRADUATES ItTf kKi J Eg -2? W{j.A ■Ww]■ • W ' yy ■ 4 MJ ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL INFORMATION KEY BOARD GERIATRIC BARBER BARBER SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENTS RESEARCH GERIATRIC CANTEEN MAIN CANTEEN DENTIST LAUNDRY DEPARTMENTS DRY CLEANING GERIATRIC 0. T. LABORATORY DEPARTMENTS VIEW FROM THE BRIDGES S. P. N.A. EXECUTIVE (SEATS), L-R) Mrs. J. Reynolds, recording secretary, Mrs. M. Eby, executive member, Mrs. E. Carter, president, Miss R. Arnott, vice president. STANDING, L-R) Miss D. Mills, secretary treasurer, Mr. J. Crowston, executive member. TO THE GRADUATES! FROM YOUR SPNA Wishing You Every Success in your Psychiatric Nursing Profession SASKATCHEWAN PSYCHIATRIC NURSES ASSOCIATION NORTH BATTLEFORD BRANCH SPORTS REVIEW By Ed Tronsgard BOWLING The 1961-62 season closed with a very successful ■ banquet and party. That season the S.P.N.A. donated a bowling trophy which was won by the top team, the Aces. This trophy will be awarded annually. An 18 team league during the first half of the 1962- 63 season is an indication of the growing sports popularity. Teams making the playoffs after a half seasons play were: The Bomarcs, The Thunderbirds, The Roughies, and the Rock’n’ Rollers. The S.H.B.L. executive is as follows: President - John Crowston Vice Pres. - William Coldwell Sec. Treas. — Gordon Olsvik There are presently 15 teams in the league and the latest standings and captains are: 1) Aces - Grant Ross 2) Thunderbirds - Lorraine Bellegard 3) Rock ‘n’ Rollers — Gordon Olsvik 4) Roughies -Gordon Olsvik 6. Valiants — Virgil Trytten 6) Valiants - Virgil Tytten 7) Twisters - Ben Smith 8) Hot Spots - Fred Dootoff 9) Bomarcs - Bill Calwell 10) Jets - Bill Shordee 11) Mariners - Norman Pulver 12) Marvells - Jerry Pruden 13) Guardians - Joe Kashmarski 14) Specials - Larry Thompson 15) Clippers - Dorothy Mills CURLING D ue to mild weather conditions the 1962-63 curling season commenced on January 7, 1963. The following club officers were elected: President - Ray Klotz Vice Pres. - Les Rowley Sec. Treas. - Jake Krause The Saskatchewan Hospital bonspiel which started on Feb. 18 consisted of the following events: The Grand Challege, Association, Whole¬ salers, Retailers, Consolation. These events at publishing time were about half finished with the competition keen and tough. The Saskatchewan Hospital rink consisting of skip Ken Howrie, third, Doug Belyk, second Jim Hamilton and lead Orest Sawchuk barely missed representing North Batleford and district in the northern provincial brier when they were beaten 13-10 by Jack Taylor in the finals. Congratulations on a fine effort! LADIES SOFTBALL T he Beaver Aces were formed of players from three teams; Metropole, the Beaverettes, and Saskatchewan Hospital Aces. The executive were as follows: President — Eunice Lehne Secretary Treasurer — Jane Shury Captain — Eunice Lehne Assistant Captain — Vi Kulohiski Manager — Bill Rohn Coaches — Fred Reinbolt and Ab Bidart In the senior B playoffs, the Beaver Aces de¬ feated the Saskatoon Imperials two games straight and the Fairholm Cubs thus winning the Northern finals. The Aces ended a sucessful season by de¬ feating Biggar in the semi-finals and the Saskatoon Imperials 9-1 at a tournament in Rose-town. The provinc ial finals were won by the Sedley team in defeating the Beaver Aces three games to one. “Play bail!” TENNIS I ack Luty captured top honors for the fifth con- w secutive year in the Saskatchewan Hospital tennis tournament defeating Gene Rawlins 6-1,6-3 in the final match In the semi-finals G. Rawlins defeated Dr. Saldivar 8-6, 6-3. Jack Luty went through the preceding round-robin undefeated. Sixteen teams participated. The Saskatchewan Hospital Tennis Club was organized by the -hospital’s recreational depart¬ ment headed by Mr. Ken Richardson. Mr. Richardson and members of the club expressed the wish that more young people of both sexes would come out and take advantage of available ins¬ truction and facilities. TO THE BROTHERHOOD Differentiation — neurotic - builds castles in the air psychotic - lives in them psychiatrist - collects the rent The nurse in a college infirmary was quite dis¬ traught. “I think the patient in room 312 is re¬ gaining consciousness doctor. He tried to blow the foam off his medication”. Did you hear about the rich Texan who wouldn’t let a doctor paint his throat until he had consult¬ ed an interior decorator. One psychiatrist to the other on a street corner “You look fine! How am I?’’ The psychiatrist told the patient “ You have a split personality. $50 for each please.” Psychiatrist to male patient. “Did this insignifi¬ cant feeling develop suddenly or come naturally after your marriage and parenthood. Did you hear about the psychiatrist who had his office redecorated in overwrought iron? The rich Texan saw his psychiatrist. “I need your help badly Doc. I’m in a bad way. I’ve been a Texan all my life and now I don’t give a-any¬ more.” SAD NURSERY RHYMES Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep They don’t know where to find her — She had a long list but somehow she missed, And there’s visitors lost all behind her. Little Boy Blue come blow your horn — The H-Hut boys are raiding the corn; Where is this lad whose neglect is at fault, Boiling the water and adding the salt. The Queen of Hearts baked some garlic tarts For the King ' s late supper we’ll say; Unfortunate things fall to odorous kings He was sent ' cross the river that day. Mary Mary quite contrary There’s a two o’clock curfew you know — The excuse isn’t made that can possibly evade That office where such students go. A diller, a dollar, an eight o’clock scholar; Oh student you’re walking on ice, There are certain things done, but this isn’t one To continue with, is my advice. LAMENT OF A PYSCHOANALYST ' S WIFE I never get mad — I get hostile. I never feel sad — I’m depressed. If I sew or knit, and enjoy it a bit, I’m not handy — I’m merely obsessed. I never regret — I feel guilty; And if I should vacuum the hall, Wash the wood-work and such And not mind it too much, Am I tidy?_Compulsive is all. If I can’t choose a hat, I have conflicts With ambivalent feelings to net. I never get nervous or worried — Anxiety — that’s what I get. If I’m happy I must be euphoric; If I go to the Stork Club or Ritz And have a good time Making puns or a rhyme, I’m a manic — or maybe a schiz. If I think that the doorman was nasty I’m paranoid, obviously, And if I take a drink Without stopping to think, Alcoholics Anonymous, that’s me. If I tell you you’re right I’m submissive, Represing aggressiveness, too; When I disagree I’m defensive, you see, And projecting my symptoms on you. I love you, that’s just transference With Oedipus rearing it’s head. My breathing asthmatic Is psychosomatic, A fear of exclaiming “Drop Dead”. I’m not lonely — I’m simply dependent. My dog has no fleas — just a tick. If it seems I’m a cad, Never mind — just be glad, That I’m not a stinker — I’m sick. SnapA- and fvcupui 1. one, two, cha, cha. 2. tripped. 3. light fantastic 4. really? 5. wow! ! 6. here’s to you. 7. woo-wooo-woooo 8. B. B. 9. oh, Icouldn’t 10. minstrelling 11. five nurse-iteers 12. I tank I go home now. 13. cooperate! 14. ooh, that smell. 15. I feel so good. 16. gottcha. 17. Rock Hudson. 18. he blew! 19. and this is my mother. 20. keep your distance. 21. match, buddy? 22. big three. 23. where’s my camel? 24. yes, Jesus loves me. 25. bushed! 26. exercising? 27. peek-a-boo 28. ma cherie. 29. coward! 30. darling 31. tee hee hee! 32. what a party! 33. musicians? 34 name and address? 35. what Eiffel Tower? 36. huh, a party? 37. Mr. Inbetween 38. let go of that! 39. my boys 40. knit one, pearl one. 41. the shift. 42. slap, slap. 43. ego-builder. 44. the wee hours. 45. oh gee! 46. I don’t like it. 47. the lonely life. 48. come wiz mee. 49. forgot my shirt. 50. okay, shoot. 51. barefoot Contessa. 52. coffee break. 53. cheeze! 54. steady there. 55. halloo dere! 56. I eat Wheaties! 57. Itchy-kitchy-koo! 58. get me the cops. 59. Sleeping Beauty. 60. is that you dear? 61. work-out. 62. Mr. and Mrs. Wychopen. 63. you lucky girls! 64. Mr. and Mrs. Pietras 65. head office 66. listen to that! 67. beat. 68. who called? 69. Mr. and Mrs. Trytten 70. not interested. 71. case history. 72. dead-line 73. our chauffeur. 74. obsessive compulsive 75. dare me? 76. reversed tactics. 77. hi ho silver. 78. “the unseeables”. 79. cough up three fifty. 80. 11-Hut Christmas tree. 81. I’ll get you later. 82. I do so drive! 83. timidity and all. 84. and I floored it. 85. and the girls pushed. 86. tennis in house slippers? 86 A. Beauty and the bags. 87. Hollywood or bust, (or leg) 88. Locked fire escape. 89. 6:31 a.m. 90. Take off! 91. Practising witchery. 92. Bumps and grinds. 93. Calling Ben Casey. 94. A Yatchy! ! 95. Merry Christmas. 96. Yearbook Hysteria 97. Did this man ever work at all 1 _ , Mb; Jfcj , P ' ■ ap J) i 1 5 [; kMlr.- ' I-WBi ■ lijftfg? 1S� j k$u V L ' ( 0fe BM ■ LflTi ' ■HU Sl � L__ m wm wm mm f MB ■ M IHlni � TRH| w jfl |k I m ■ i 1 3 Jlail Will and leilament W e the graduating class of ’63, most talented and unafflicted products of in¬ fluential influence, do hereby generously bestow our most prized idiosyn¬ crasies to our fortunate successors with the hope they will be used in the light in¬ tended. We, therefore, and hereby declare this our last will and testament: NAME GIFT FORTUNATE ONE Mariam Owens Throwing knives Walter Wychopen Ed Tronsgard European common market Kathy Thalheimer lla Calwell Red tail lights Rose Matovitch Stan Peitras Bachelorhood Nel Unger Audrey Schmidt Five string guitar Jerry Pruden Walter Edwards Seminar office Noni Emmerson Felicitas Kolenosky Sun tan Joan Peart Ben Smith Dog paddling Sylvia Solanik Sherry Genest Fried egg sandwiches Ester Audette Arthur Bertrand Prospects and pins Helen Lypsey Jean Shumlich Edmonton trips Judy Richardson Stan Wychopen Tapes? Donna Hoffman Oresieen Kulyk Electric fox collar Harold Lajimodiere Phyl’.is Wagner Student Council Norman Seib John Martin French accent Pat Senkow Louise Goota Right hook Irene Grosjean Sylvia Dubyk Honeymoon John Krushelniski THOSE WHO HAVE EXTRA TALENTS BEQUEETH! NAME GIFT FORTUNATE ONE Sherry Genest Sales resistance Roy Sherling Felicitas Kolenosky Stretch pants Andy Kulyk Jean Shumlich Bus service Herb Johnson Art Bertrand Tracheotomy tubes Karen Longlitz Ed Tronsgard See here! Carol Kunz Ben Smith Home cooking Veronica Krakowski Stan Wychopen Purple dreams Olive Hein Walter Edwards Continental walk Sandra Harland Phyllis Wagner B — plex plan Lynn Alcock T hrough an auto accident I ran into an old buddy of mine, and as the vehicles were being differentiated we chatted across stretchers in a “do you remember” talk. I learnt that John Martin is now professor of Ukrainian at Vassar’s Women’s College an d is doing well too. Oresteen Kulyk is a professional flag-pole sitter in Florida, spying on Audrey Schmidt’s vicious guerilla tactics leader in Cuba while Sherry Genest is chief sanitary officer in the town of Brada (second man-hole right turn) Phyllis Kolonowski is a stunt man in Bonanza and Arthur Bertrand is giving lessons on mummifica¬ tion to Egyptian Battlefordonians. Stan Peitras and his singing agent Ila Calwell are famous for his portrayal of Madame Butterfly at a command performance in London. Ed Trons- gard was unrecognizable as chief beatnik and bottle smasher in a Greek cafe in Athens while Marion Owens runs a lighthouse on the east coast of Canada aided and abetted by her sailor-friend- tumed-beach comber, Stanley Wychopen. Phyllis Wagner is now a registered Sask. egg candler in a basement premises whose top floor is a billiards hall owned by a former clan-mate Jean Shumlich. The gay Sylvia Dubyk has formed a termite ex¬ termination business tor her present town, being in league with Walter Edwards now retired office- boy who collects rare fly specimens. Ben Smith is filthy rich in New York, owning a line of 5 ; h Avenue junk yards and antique shops while Louise Goota is now a certified plumber, having had trouble with leaking rads in the past. Strange, strange the way things turn out isn’t it ... I thought as the Dr. pulled the sheet over my face. • CONGRATULATIONS ©sychiatric nursing is faced with many changes, and meeting the challenge of the future with courage and understanding is all we wish for any member of the graduating class of 1963. Your responsibility is to add to the world’s store of knowledge, deepen your insights and develop new skills in your chosen field of psychiatric nursing. If you accomplish this to the fullest extent of your potential the world will be a better place because you lived, studied and worked in it. Dorothy Gallagher, R.P.N. f y congratulations upon your graduation and my best wishes for your success and professional fulfillment. At this time I would like to pass on to you, Dr. Karl Menniger’s philosphy of modern psychiatric nursing. “In the modern psychiatric hospital, more important than feet or hands or brain, are the manifestations of the nurse’s heart. What he or she is, will do more for the the healing of the patients in her charge than what she or he does or knows. If you have the maturity arid; Ifchle : dee)p inner wisdom to be able to love even the people you do not like, you will be a good psychiatric nurse and you will help frightened, desperate, hope¬ less patients to get well.” Annie W. Bosner, R.N., R.P.N. T rusting your future career will bring you the stimulus, ability and ful- ■ fillment of enriching the lives of others, as well as your own, I shall leave you with this quote by Charles Kingsley, to ponder whenever you feel you cannot make that extra effort. “Thank God every morning when you get up that you have some¬ thing to do which must be done, whether you like it or not. Being forced to work, and forced to do your best, will breed in you temperance, self- control, diligence, strength of will, content, and a hundred other virtues which the idle will never know,’ Sincere Congratulations, Evelyn Klein, R.N., B.S.N. JCetter to the Graduating Class r Zt TSr ' - - .� „, ny otha „ co The subjec( ’ to this °S£ B w£? Wur ctSS™ “ ”« new to you v. hava h „l;7 “ d « s ,hr “ 8tat S Sri; ipH§M) p2 roSr cr , y Cin to « ' - � yJ y Z a - -� P� “- a s -- , « win have ,o „ 0 ' h0r ” « r «— 8 “ 8 � - , Y “ «. goln£ . M ' ° “ ™n«te. al Vo� „f You. =« « new e 8 in wot S ' S ,h « f ' ' way, ? o m SSarfSSKSggsg - W. a irA ..... _. — - - ; the f ° 1W -«5Sf ‘ hr0Ugh an in visible, but so to ,ear n G ° forth to serve.” Bohdanecky, R . N R pN M ay You Always Be Noble Printing Your Yearbook Was a Pleasure marian press Pxintzxs. and lPuIj£Li(i£.h Phone 937-2131 Battleford, Sask. Beatitudes For The Friends Of The Aged Blessed are they who understand My faltering steps and palsied hand. Blessed are they who know that my ears, today Must strain to catch the things they say. Blessed are they who seem to know That my eyes are dim and my wits are slow. Blessed are they who looked away When coffee spilled at table today. Blessed are they with a cheery smile Who stop to chat for a little while, Blessed are they who never say, ‘•You’ve told that story twice today.” Blessed are they who know the ways To bring back memories of yesterdays. Blessed are they who make it known That I’m loved, respected, and not alone. Blessed are they who know I’m at a loss To find the strength to carry the Cross. Blessed are they who ease the days On my journey home in loving ways. Author unknown Submitted by M. Milne Congratulations Grad’s From MARCIAS DRESS SHOP North Battleford, Sask. MARSHALL ' S DRUG STORE GREEN’S HARDWARE Phone 445-2133 NORTH BATTLKKORI). SASlv. You i We i Bros. Paint Headquarters a full line of: KKM PRODUCTS Kem ’(Ho, Kem Tone. Super Kein Tone Choose from our regular stock:— Revere Ware Electric Irons Pop-l ' p Toasters Glassware Electric Shavers Kiddies’ Toys For a well rounded stock of general hardware priced attractively give us a call. FREE DELIVERY “THE HOME OF COSMETICS” Faberge Helena Rubinstein Harriet Hubbard Ayer DuBarry PHONE 445-3777 Prescriptions A Specialty Congratulations to the Graduates Shop at the Friendly METROPOLITAN STORE in North Battleford SPORTSMAN SERVICE ieuz yROSE J luum ai Service — Safety — Satisfaction D. REINHART and C. BLEIKIN Proprietors SUPffi DISK S fUIillGflTinB CO. Charles Sanheim, Prop. LICENCED FUMIGATORS 1012-6TH ST. E. PHONE Dl 3-2736 SASKATOON, SASK. TAXI UNITED RADIO CABS Offices Located at Bus Depot, 101st St. Railway Ave. 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 445-8155 445-2221 445-3765 FOR COCKROACHES MICE RATS AND BED BUGS MOTHS VERMIN SERVING: NORTH BATTLEFORD PRINCE ALBERT You can always get what you want at Sallows Boyd TAIT ELECTRIC Furniture Radio — Appliances Sales and Service Phone 1855-100 COMPANY LIMITED We will furnish your whole house on easy monthly payments 445-2209 Street North Battleford, Sask. Our Finance Charges Are the Lowest In Town PHONE 445-3641 1191-lOlst St. m The Home of Fine Furniture Since 1905 KING STREET SERVICE GASOLINE - OIL - TIRES - BATTERIES COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE Where It’s Time To Buy On Time North Battleford, Sask. FRESHER COME FROM DICKSON IMPORTING CO. LTD. - VANCOUVER • VICTORIA • KELOWNA PARK MOTEL Your Hosts — Toby and Ellie Hate Your Your Hosts — Toby and Ellie Hatcl 28 FULLY MODERN UNITS Rooms Fully Air Conditioned T.V. — Radios — Telephone PHONE 445-2451, 445-2452 North Battleford, Sask. ADMIRAL Dealer T.V., Stereo, Record Players CRONK ELECTRONICS “Your LP Record Headquarters” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LI DSTER ' S GRADUATES Jewellers and Watchmakers McMillan bros. Phone 445-3471 North Battleford, Sask SAND, GRAVEL EXCAVATING 1801-lfltt)th St. North Battleford Congratulations Congratulations to To The the GRADS 1962 - 63 Graduating Class REX GROCERY CONFECTIONERY CALVERT 1211-100th Street North Battleford MOTOR SALES LTD. Congratulations to the ’63 Grads Pontiac — Buick — Vauxhall — Acadian from GMC Trucks LUKOWICH TETRAULT GOODWILL USED CARS Agents for PHONES Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd. SALES — 445-3225 South Railway North Battleford Parts — 445-3825 SERVICE — 445-5061 Phone: Parts - 445-2345 — Sales 445-2555 Martha ' s Sewing Centre North Battleford, Sask. 11th Ave. 101st St. Phone 445-3313 WATCHMAKERS GOLDSMITHS LAPIDARISTS ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENCES NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASKATCHEWAN School Office Supplies Greeting Cards, Stationery Typewriters Gifts AMOS STATIONERY LTD. 1131 101st St. North Battleford Phone 445-2124 Twin City Plumbing Heating Your Authorized Lennox Dealer extends congratulations to the grads of 63 Music Musical Instruments Accessories ROBBIE ' S MUSIC CENTRE Extends to the Grads Congratulations In This Our Jubilee Year Compliments of K R E S G E ' S 1059-101st St. Phone 445-3711 Congratulations Grads of 1963 From THE AUDITORIUM HOTEL NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK. STAR NEWS AND Main Street Auto Body Shop A Complete Auto Body Fender Repair Service Steering Alignment Wheel Balancing STATIONERS 445-2922 Phone 445-2922 1871-100th St. — North Battleford ★ OFFICE EQUIPMENT ★ AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Compliments of GORDON GLANVILLE ' S MENS WEAR “The Home of Better Clothing” Featuring “Warren K. Cook” Clothing Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Ph. 445-3732 North Battleford, Sask. PROMISLOW BROS. LTD. CO-OP WHOLESALERS - IMPORTERS Dry Goods • Smallwares Variety Merchandise 2125 Seventh Ave, Regina, Sask. Co-ops Are True Democracy In Action Become a Member And Use All The Services The Co-op Provides Save While Shopping At The Best Wishes from THE DIVERSEY CORPORATION (Canada) Limited Manufacturers of Specialized Chemicals for Complete Hospital Kitchen Sanitation 294 Portage Avenue, WINNIPEG Man. Clarkson, Ontario — Montreal, Quebec Calgary, Alberta — St. John’s, Nfld. CO-OP CENTRE North Battleford - Cutknife - Speers Congratulations Willfrank to the ’63 Grads HOLTET ' S ESSO SERVICE Hardware Where we take pride in the car you ride in (lifts Hardware Phone 445-4664 — 1752 - 100 St Housewoars Paints Phone 445-2333 101st St Now Exclusive at Compliments of L E E D ' S MID WEST SUPPLIES Naturalizer Savage Duty Shoes Everything in Cleaning Supplies Compliments of C. I. Keith Lessee Dealer Ltd. LEED ' S FINE SHOES “Everything in Cleaning Supplies’’ 1089-101st St. Phone 445-3332 Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary Edmonton ' It would be interesting, Members of the Graduating Class, to cast your horoscopes .., “YOU will be better women for the life which you have led here. But what I mean by ‘better women’ is that the eyes of your souls have been opened, the range of your sympathies has been widened, and your characters have been moulded by the events in which you have been participators during the past years. “Practically there should be for each of you a busy, useful, and happy life; more you cannot expect; a greater blessing the world cannot be¬ stow. Busy you will certainly be, as the demand is great, both in private and public, for women with your training. Useful your lives must be, as you will care for those who cannot care for themselves, and who need about them, in the day of tribula¬ tion, gentle hands and tender hearts. And happy lives shall be yours, because busy and useful; hav- ing been initiated into the great secret — that happiness lies in the absorption in some vocation which satisfies the soul; that we are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from, life.’’ Sir William Osier With the best wishes of ' Cfuj 3hoMt Co. PRODUCERS OF QUALITY PHARMACEUTICALS SINCE 1899 Kroehler Living Room and Bedroom Furniture . . . Simmons Bedding DON GRANTS LTD. FURNITURE CARPETS FISHER’S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS North Battleford, Sask. North Battleford, Saskatchewan MORRISON ' S GARAGE LTD. North Battleford, Sask. HUNTER’S SPORTING GOODS We Service What We Sell Boating Specials 14 ' Moulded Hulls (Reg. $495.00) $395.00 14 ' Aluminum Boats $295.00 14 ' Deluxe Fibreglass with upholstered seats, steering and windshield Special $595.00 Johnson Motors New 1963 18 h.p. Johnson (Reg. $506.0|0) — $398.00 WILKIE’S DRUG STORE | CRAIG ' S Smart Wear Congratulations ’63 Grads — For — ANDY ' S BARBER SHOP Home Of Fine Haircuts Smart Young Men Women 1117 100th Street North Battleford Prop: Andy Olson Prince Albert — Vermilion Your Prescription Drug Centre Congratulations To The Grads PASCOE’S Enjoy Western Hospitality At Saskatchewan’s Newest and Finest Pharmacy HOTEL BEAVER Cosmetics - Dubarry Revalon Helena Rubinstein Baby Supplies The Friendly Frontier Room and Modern Dining Banquet Facilities Phone 445-8115 — Reservation Desk Ken Stewart B. S. P. Phone 445-3323 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone 445-3518 NORTH BATTLEFORD - SASK. NEXT DOOR TO METROPOLITAN STORE COMPLIMENTS OP Smith Kline French MONTREAL 9 Congratulations Graduates In This Our Jubilee Year ★ VICTORY MOTORS ★ YOUR FORD DEALER ★ Phone 445-2646 445-4472 445-3205 North Battleford, Sask. w, pay more than necessary — to finance the car, and other major purchases for your home or personal needs? See the f Royal’ about a low-cost, life-insured termpian loan ROYAL BANK Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 63 Success to the Grads! in this Our Jubilee Year 68 THE ROXY STUDIO Camera Shop llll-101st St. North Battleford Earliest with the latest in sportswear at Fran ' s Lingerie Shop 1081-101st St. Phone 445-2313 Congratulations Grads Year after year — The leaders in their Field . . . CAPITOL THEATRE CHEVROLET CHEVY II CORVAIR OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC BOWL ARENA CHEVROLET TRUCKS OK USED CARS TRUCKS See them at C A P LA N ' S BOYD BROS. LTD. Dry Cleaning Laundry “Largest Automobile Dealers in Northwestern 1 Hour Cleaning Saskatchewan’’ 3 Hour Shirt Service SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Open 7 a.m. 11 p.m. - 7 Days a Week 1Q01 - 101st St. Phone 445-4477 RACKEL BROS. MILBANKE FLOWERS North Battleford, Sask. Phone 445-4444 ★ KEYSTONE SERVICE “Your Personal Attention Florists” Vem Shorty DISTINCTIVE FLORAL DESIGNS Imperial Esso Products — Towing Motor tune ups — Brake Service ★ ★ Wedding Bouquet 102nd Railway Ave. Phone 445-3767 ★ Funeral Flowers ★ Cut Flowers ★ Gift Plants We Wire Flowers Anywhere ASMUSSEN’S JEWELLERS and China Shop Ltd. For Gifts You Give With Pride Let Asmussen’s Be Your Guide 1140-101st St. 909 Central Ave. North Battleford, Sask. Prince Albert, Sask. BILL DON ' S See us for the latest in Hats and Hair Styling BLOSSOM HAT SHOP BEAUTY PARLOR MENS WEAR LTD. 10(51 King Street North Battleford First in Style - First in Quality 1151 101st. St. Phone 445-4111 North Battleford Congratulations To The Grads In This Our Jubilee Year From Selling Branded Lines The Home of Richie Shoes MACDONALD HARDWARE C. A. WRIGHT Hardware Sporting Goods C. I. L. Paints Varnish Phone 445-3789 North Battleford Congratulations From MOFFAT MOTORS LTD. SMITH ' S DECORATING “Home of Distinctive Color” MERCURY - METEOR - COMET FORD BRITISH DEALERS Railway Ave. Phone 445-2384 Paint Retail Wholesale Contracting Floor Coverings — Tile and Carpets Benjamin Moore Paint Dealer Phone 445-2244 — North Battleford TCe . Specialists in fgfll ' Vo cMr ' s Ma stp — w, B a7’ ! North Battlef ord Phone 445-2223 1083 101st St. ‘My Bank’ is Canada ' s First Bank Bank of Montreal North Battleford Branch: JACK DOUGLAS, Manager WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 Compliments of Conkin’s Dept. Store Hallis Ladies Wear Ltd Phone 445-3700 “Where a Dollar Buys a Dollar’s Worth” The Store Of Distinctive Feminine Fashions Complete Line of Ladies 100th Street North Battleford Children’s Wear Furs and Fur Storage North Battleford, Sask. MARLBOROUGH HOTEL Prop: Paul Burski North Battleford c o N G R A T U L A T I 0 N S KERR’S Cleaners and Tailors One hour dry cleaning service Store your winter clothes in our vault 1152 100th Street Phone 445-3566 G R A D U A T E S we Compliments of SAFEWAY Buy Best Quality Foods Also Delivery Service For Your Convenience Congratulations Graduates REG ' S SHAMROCK Conf. Supplies North Battleford, Sask. North Battleford i Footwear Specialists RIVERVIEW SAVINGS CREDIT UNION LTD. SASKATCHEWAN HOSPITAL NORTH BATTLEFORD TELEPHONE — 445-4001 445-8442 This year, in marking our 25 years of service, we extend sincere greetings to the Saskatchewan Hospital, now celebrating its 50th year of progres¬ sively skilled treatment and care of the mentally ill, and to the City of North Battleford, on the occasion of its Golden Anniversary. We remember with gratitude those men and women of the past who pioneered these three fields of community service. Their achievements were built on the firm foundations of principle and community respon¬ sibility. Our lives today are much the richer for their labours You can ensure your place in the future by using the Credit Union facilities available to you — today! Lloyd A. Gardiner Leona Hamilton President Treasurer c Jlutogtaphs.