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

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Editor’s (JMessage The students of the Selkirk Hospital for Mental Diseases take great pleasure in presenting Horizons 1966 . We hope it will bring back cherished memories in the years to come to those people whose en¬ deavours it represents. We would like to extend a special thanks to all those who gave of their time and talents to make our book possible. Our thanks go to our publisher. Inter-Collegiate Press, and Mr. Cringan for their advice and ideas which have made our book a success. We would like also to thank Mr. Magnusson, our photographer, for the excellent pictures he has taken and for his sound advice. It has been an honour for me to serve as yearbook editor and I would like to thank my committee for their invaluable help and assist¬ ance. Lois Stevenson Editor earboofe Committee Editor. Co-editor. Advertising Chairman . . Social write -ups. Sports write-ups. Candid shots. Lois Stevenson Marge Fiddler Sharon Gamey Annette Thorimbert Bill Leyland Elsie Widish Giliola Fabiani Sharon Mckay France Hebert

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Hearty Congratulations upon the completion of your nurses ' training and best wishes for your future. Mary Alberta Hornibrook, R. N. Associate Director of Nursing Ttys year I have reached my rainbow after 41 years of service. The lessons that I have learned and the lessons I have given, make me feel proud to be part of the service. To you, the Graduates, who are just setting out, don ' t look too high for your rainbow, stay on the pla¬ teau where your kindness, tolerance, understanding and your wide knowledge will enable you to understand people and their problems, and to do more for them now when they need you. This profession that you have chosen will give you personal satisfaction and a feeling of accomplishment, be proud of it and give it your very best. Good luck and God bless. William Baty, R. P. N. Associate Director of Nursing Services Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1966 It has been said that the most important needs of any patient are reassurance, under¬ standing, and treatment as an individual. During the last three years, it has been my pleasure to watch each one of you grow and ma¬ ture into good Psychiatric nurses with a full appreciation and knowledge of these patient needs. As you go forward into your new life, carry this knowledge with you. May your future efforts be crowned with L.W. Lethbridge, R. N. Nursing Personnel Director

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IJrcgitUnt’s (JfflcBsagc It seems like only yesterday that we entered into our training; but now we are graduating and all that remains are memories. Memories that will remain with us forever. To someone who searches, knowledge is a never ending adventure and graduation marks just such an adventure into the dynamic field of Psychiatric Nursing. I would, on behalf of the graduating class, like to thank the instructing staff for their patience, advice, and guidance in helping us to obtain the basic knowledge that we will use upon our way to helping others. I would like to thank the student council and the student body for their co-operation and support during the past year. To the new student council and body, I wish to extend my best wishes in all your future endeavours. May they all be very successful. John William Leyland President j tudcnt Council President. Vice-President . . . . Secretary. Treasurer . Publicity Rep. Social Rep. 2nd Rep. 1st Rep. Bill Leyland Marge Fiddler Lois Stevenson Joan Ronald Anne-Marie Boisjoli Ruth Steeves Annette Thorimbert A1 Gaborieau