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

 - Class of 1943

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ValeJUcto Mr. Chairman, Your Excellency, Members of the Clergy, Reverend Sisters, Fellow-Graduates, Ladies and Gentlemen: rnODAY, as we graduates stand upon the threshold of a vast world of new experiences and responsibilities, which will constitute our life’s work; we pause to consider what manner and number of things we have gained through our three years of study and toil. We are not the same shy individuals who, three years ago, eagerly awaited the time when we would delve into the mysteries of the nursing profession, which had, for a long time, held a strong fascination for us. Our very lives have “blossomed out,” as it were, almost as rapidly as the field of medicine, in forever opening up new paths to be explored. Having completed our preparations by long and careful study, we are ready to become members of this highly-esteemed and noble profession, clearly seeing our responsibilities and courageous in our acceptance of them. More than ever now, we must do our share and become a part in that great machine working towards the ultimate goal—Victory! For only by standing together, every one of us, will we be able to destroy the hatred and greed in this world, and in so doing, make it a place of peace and happiness. The work of the nurse, I believe, is one of the most satisfying tasks to which one could aspire. It can be both difficult and adventurous while doing it; and give a feeling of mastery when it is done. Routine is an ever present factor and yet, there is sufficient variety to balance the scale. Then too, nursing offers an opportunity of congenial associates. Nowhere else will a young woman find truer and stauncher friends than those she makes during her period of training. For three years we have lived, worked and studied together, and now the time has come for us to go our various ways. Whether in the front line, side by side with our gallant fighting men, or on the home front; we must keep our standards high, remembering that we all must serve—serve by helping the other fellow, not for money or gifts, but from the highest motives of charity. Through serving mankind in this way we will gain a happiness that will surpass all other rewards and which will satisfy the longing of a hungry, human soul. In closing, I would like to thank, on behalf of the graduating class, the Reverend Sisters of the hospital, who have patiently guided our faltering steps, and especially those who have so untiringly directed our training. To our doctors, who have given generously of their time and energy to help us in many ways; and to our graduate nurses for their encouragement, I extend our most sincere thanks. I would also like to express my appreciation for the honor that has been bestowed upon me on being selected to give the Valedictory address; and particularly mention the splendid co-operation of the members of my class in all our various activities. I am very proud to be a member of the graduating class of 1943, and again, I thank you. E. COLLISTER. 28

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