St Boniface School of Nursing - Estole Fideles Yearbook (St Boniface, Manitoba Canada)

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CJUto Ual W ITH Graduation and the publication of this book, the curtain falls on the last scene of our days as student nurses. We are now standing on the threshold of new inter¬ ests, new learning and new adventure. With the world as it is today, torn by war, it is not into a “gay valley of adventure” that we are looking; but there are many paths through the valley—may we take the one to which we are individually most suited. Because, as nurses, we are able to play an im¬ portant role in the lives of people— we are necessary to assist in maintaining the health and happiness of communities. Let us not lose sight of our goal in life, and with courage, we shall succeed in fulfilling our ambitions. The past year has been for us a very busy one, into which we have crowded the formation of a Student Council and a School Fund. Also, for the first time we had our own Christmas Greeting Cards printed. All of these undertakings have proven successful, and I sincerely hope that they shall be carried on in the future. Too, I am anxious that the publication of a Year Book be continued. We have learned how much we can accomplish if we only try. If we want our training days to be interesting, to be happy memories, we must make them so. We must co¬ operate to be successful—if you cannot be a cog in the wheel do not be a rock in its pathway. So the very best of luck in all future endeavors. I wish to express my sincere thanks ta all who have assisted with the publication of this book: to those who con¬ tributed articles and other material; to Sister Clermont for her constant interest and ever ready assistance; to Miss Rogal for her untiring efforts in the advertising field, and to every¬ one who helped her; to the Editorial Staff; and to our typists. Miss Snyder, Miss Geenen, and Miss Ottley. We also wish to thank all those whose financial support has made this book possible. ELVA TAYLOR. 7

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Sta %ocian4. MEDICINE: Dr. J. D. Adamson Dr. D. S. McEwen Dr. J. C. Hossack Dr. A. Hollenberg Dr. I. Pearlman DERMATOLOGY: Dr. G. Bedford Dr. G. Brock PEDIATRICS: Dr. G. Shapera Dr. N. Book SURGERY: Dr. O. S. Waugh Dr. A. C. Abbott Dr. A. T. Gowron Dr. A. M. Goodwin Dr. R. O. Burrell Dr. D. F. McIntyre E. E. N. T.: Dr. C. M. Clare Dr. D. Genoff PROCTOLOGY: DR. J. Bourgouin ORTHOPAEDICS: UROLOGY: Dr. A. P. MacKinnon Dr. J. Bourgouin Dr. K. C. McGibbon Dr. E. Stephenson GYNAECOLOGY: Dr. J. D. McQueen Dr. C. R. Rice Dr. E. Stewart Dr. W. F. Abbott Dr. M. Rady OBSTETRICS: Dr. S. Kobrinsky Dr. H. Guyot RADIOLOGY: Dr. D. Wheeler Dr. A. McCulloch Dr. F. Stuart ANAESTHETISTS: Dr. I. H. Davidson Dr. J. Nylander Dr. R. L. Howden Dr. V. F. Bachinsky V. D.: Dr. K. Backman DENTISTS: O. P. D.: Dr. W. A. Weir Dr. J. Graf Dr. M. J. Averback Dr. D. Black PATHOLOGIST: Dr. J. Prendergast