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

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MOLLY BRUST—Winnipeg, Man. A fascinating person, When classes are a bore; Molly wakes us up at intervals. By dropping books upon the floor. EDNA COLLINGWOOD—Leross, Sask. Did you hear a sound. Enough to wake the dead? It’s just a poor alarm-clock Trying to get our Edna out of bed. KATHRYN DANE—Souris, Man. We like this little girl. Her smile is always sunny; She’s never out of temper. Even though you want to borrow money. NORAH EDGAR—Winnipeg, Man. Not the type that settles down By the fire with a book. If you think she’ll be in bed ’fore ten, I’m afraid you’re sadly mistook. MARGARET GIBSON—Winnipeg, Man. “Gibby” some people called her, But she’s “Froggie” to us. Be it “Gibby” or “Froggie”—Sir, She sure does know her stuff.

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HAZEL WALL—Dryden, Ont. Her conversation was brief and to the point, “Is anybody going out?” HYLDA WALKER—St. James, Man. On her half-day the girls from fourth Outside her door in festive mood. Would gather waiting her return from home Laden with delicious food. BERTHA WARBANSKI—Carey, Man. A very bright child She really knows her text. But alas it doesn’t give her any in¬ formation On what Pearl will do next. FLORENCE AVERY—Winnipeg, Man. “Like to the clear in highest sphere Where all imperial glory shines. Of self-same color is her hair.” EILEEN BRIANT—Indian Head, Sask. She lives in four-twenty. Things are never in their places. She is seldom in And the room is always filled with other faces.

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ENID GOULD—Teulon, Man. She rides the street cars, buses. Elevators, walks and even climbs stairs. To tell the wealthy ones with offices That for a few dollars, a page of the Year-Book is theirs. MARY GRAYSTON—Newdale, Man. A shining example of health. With vitality and energy immense; You’d never think she would be one. To come down with mumps in the residence. IZORA HAMILTON—Solsgirth, Man. A first class nurse. Her name is Izora; The nurses all like her. The patients adore her. KATHRINA KELLN—Duval, Sask. When you’re feeling blue. And you want to hear a joke, Go down to Katie’s room, she’ll tell you one Coupled with a bar and coke. CHARMIAN KINSEY—Winnipeg, Man. Her hair is a joy to behold. But this is the least of her charm. She can handle a concert, a party or tea. Without the slightest qualm.