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

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ANNE LEPINSKI Esterhazy, Sask. A quiet girl, we never can Learn very much about our Anne, Looking for Ethel she spends her time. Or going out to Joy’s to dine. WYNNIFRED MACNAB Winnipeg, Man. A cheery smile, A friend worth while. She’s quiet and demure; She’s full of fun. Her work’s well done. You’ll like her we feel sure. Graduates LILLIAN OTTLEY Assiniboia, Sask. Lillian is our little Scotch lass. At cutting capers she heads the class; Oh! a happy, jolly girl is Lil, She keeps us laughing fit to kill. JOY PRESTED St. Vital, Man. Diets big or diets small. She’s the girl can make them all; Counting calories all the while Has not robbed Joy of her smile. EVELYN RAABEL Pelly, Sask. Never ruffled. Never mad; Does she ever w orry? Keeps us happy With her smile. She always will be cheery.

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GEORGINA LANDRY St. Norbert, Man. A tall blonde girl With a sense of humor, To sleep instead of study We find she would sooner. of ' 42 RHETA LAWSON Qu’Appelle, Sask. Steadfast and kind We have found her to be, “Lend a helping hand” Her motto seems to be. HELEN HARDER Winkler, Man. Justice is a virtue Employed by Helen here. When wrong’s must be righted, You’ll find our Helen there. MARY GEENEN Muenster, Sask. When there’s work to be completed Mary is the one that’s needed. At drawing, typing, sewing, painting. We find she has a first class rating. SUSAN DERKSEN Boissevain, Man. Steady and faithful, Always kind; We often wonder What’s on her mind.

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of ' 42 JEANNE TREMBLAY COURVAL, SaSK. A jolly little nurse is Jeanne, But, oh so fond of sleep¬ ing; She spends spare moments taking naps Or for the lectures keep¬ ing. ELVA TAYLOR Minnedosa, Man. Oh! Elva is our editor fair. She writes year books with great care; Our class president, too, is she, A friend to us all, this busy bee! MOLLY SNYDER Manitou, Man. Loves playing the piano. Delights to sing. Really a clever girl Does most anything. THURA ROLLEFSON Medicine Hat, Alta. Lively chatter, Antics gay; Coupled with worry Fulfils her day. 4 ' ' MARIE ROGAL Druid, Sask. One minute she’s happy. One minute she’s blue; She won’t nurse for long If what we hear’s true. SISTER A. LATREILLE St. Boniface Hospital Our class is not complete without Sister Latreille — clever, cheerful and concise. Our best wishes for her health, happiness and suc¬ cess in the future.