Selkirk Hospital for Mental Diseases - Horizon Yearbook (Selkirk, Manitoba Canada)

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Editor’s Message HORIZON; the name of our yearbook, also conveys a special message to us as graduates. We have just completed our basic training in the field of psychiatric nursing and now look forward to a new phase of life - a new horizon. On behalf of the grads and the yearbook com¬ mittee, I wish to thank the many people who con¬ tributed toward the production of Horizon ' 65. You have been most generous in relinquishing the time and effort so vital to its production. A special thank you to Mr. Cringan, the representative from Inter-Collegiate Press, who has been instrumental in giving our book that extra push to get it underway and for his advice on its preparation. To our photographer, Mr. Magnusson, thank you for the excellent pictures you have taken, as well as for your professional advice and unfailing good humor. To the advertisers who have made the publication of our yearbook possible, thank you for your most generous support. May we res¬ pond as equally to your aid, should the oppor¬ tunity present itself. Eileen Carlson Yearbook Committee , Bob Neufeld, Neil Bruneau, Annette Thorimbert, Joan Ronald, Bill Leyland, Clarence Mackie, Mabel Sigvaldason, Eileen Carlson.

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President’s Message With this, the thii d edition of our Yearbook, another successful year draws to a close at our training school. It has been both a privilege and a rewarding experience to have served as your president. I only hope everyone has enjoyed the year as much as I have. To the graduating students I wish Good Luck and All the Best in the Future. As you go forth along your chosen paths ' as Registered Psychia¬ tric Nurses keep before you the five basic com¬ ponents of a happy life: health, work, interests, friendships, and the pursuit of an ideal. Give generously of your time, ideas, and efforts and you will find that your work will yield results gratifying to all. Clarence Mackie Student Council Yvonne Letourneau - Treasurer Bill Leyland - Vice-President Clarence Mackie - President Elsie Widish - Secretary Annette Thorimbert - 1st year representative Lois Stevenson - Chairman of Social Committee Joan Ronald - Publicity Committee Leyah Laughlin - Chairman of Publicity to Com mittee

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instructors MESSAGE TO GRADUATES I wish to give my sincere good wishes to all the new Graduates. You will soon find that learning has just begun for you, and I hope, that as you all progress in nursing you will remember the ideals you held in your training days. You have a right to be proud of your training and qualifica¬ tions, maintain this pride, and continue to further the good name of the profession of Psychiatric Nurses. Mr. R. S. Brown, R. N. , R. M. N., S. T. D. (Lond). Director of Nursing Education Mr. S. Davidson, R. P. N. Miss S. Narfason, R. N. Mr. J. Martyniw, R. P. N. Mrs. L. Tigchelaar, R. N. , R. P. N.