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

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GERMAINE ALARIE, ST. AGATHE, MAN. If work there is any to do, You’ll find this girl sailing right through; She’s a peach of a pal, an all round good gal, But have you ever seen her in a stew? LEE HASKELL, LINTLAW, SASK. There’s no one like Haskell, She beats them all, Her pranks and her humor Are known to us all. KATHLEEN BATTY, HARTNEY, MAN. When work begins To make us glum, Batty and humor Soon make things hum. ETHEL McBRIDE, ROBLIN, MAN. She finished her training All in one piece, How did she do it? Will wonders ne’er cease? IRENE WALLWIN, REGINA, SASK. Diamond socks are her spe¬ cialty, Along with nights on St. Jos. But she still has time for frivolity, Music, dancing and beaus. ELIZABETH McCARTHY, ST. JAMES, MAN. A sweet little Irish colleen, Sunshine follows Where’er she’s been.

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DOROTHY CAMERON, NEWDALE, MAN. She’s up in the morning bright early And about her work with her ready smile; She comes off at night, our same sweet girlie, We know she will make her life worthwhile. MARGARET McKAY, CANORA, SASK. Busy as a bumble bee, Morning, noon and night, Letters, phone calls, stepping out, Fill her with delight. MARJORIE MANSON, NORWOOD, MAN. A bright, lilting giggle, And sweet, pretty face, No one can take Our president’s place. ANNE SIMAIR, SPRINGSIDE, SASK. Annie is a maiden Full of fun and jollity, To see her otherwise Would be a novelty. PHYLLIS MARTIN, MEDORA, MAN. A friend in need is a friend indeed, She’s quiet and unassuming, She’s always ready to cheer us along When our troubles seem dark and looming. CONNIE LEACH, INDIAN HEAD, SASK. Dignified, industrious, And wise, Yet mischief lurks In her brown eyes.

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MARGARET VOTH, ARNAUD, MAN. Serious, kind-hearted and true, A successful finish in view, May her future be full of the best And her life with happiness blest. MARION STEEVES, CARNDUFF, SASK. Bright and early she begins her day, Letting no obstacle stand in her way; Outdoor life she lives with ease, Happy and carefree, easy to please. DOROTHY EVANS, CARMAN, MAN. Dotty’s here to prove to you She can both work and play, She’s been a pal to one and all, She comes from Carman way. MARION FERG, WINNIPEG, MAN. Fashions and music, Drama and shows, You’ll see her with Batty Where’er she goes. ELSIE SYSLAK, CLANWILLIAM, MAN. Put my hair in a net— Do you want me to be An old-fashioned maiden? No, not on a bet! YVONNE MERCIER, ST. BONIFACE, MAN. The doors bang, the clothes fly, She’s puffing and out of breath, She looks at her watch and wonders why She’s rushing—only to work to death.