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

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EVELYN FRAIN, WINNIPEG, MAN. Bright and happy personality, True to herself and her school,| Possessed of a versatility Calm, collected and cool. JANE HYLAND, WINNIPEG, MAN. Sitting on the doorstep Is really lots of fun, But when your glasses get hot Don’t blame it on the sun. XENIA IIRUSHOWY, SIFTON, MAN. She flirts and she winks, Doctors are her delight, Life is one big adventure From morning till night. HEDWIG LOEWEN, GRETNA, MAN. When troubles arise Wiggy’s there to assist, Her kind nature and friendship Is hard to resist. MARY BEATTIE, ST. VITAL, MAN. Quiet, modest, A mirthful worker, You can never accuse her Of being a shirker. GRETA WHITE, HARTE, MAN. She loves to whistle, She loves to sing. What would we do Without our “Bing”?

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NOELLINE GAGNON, ST. BONIFACE, MAN. Gay, petite, Lots of fun, Inquisitive soul Is our “Toutonne.” AMY GRAYSTON, NEWDALE, MAN. Serious, dependable, An all round good nurse, From over-dosing penicillin She’s come out none the worse GERALDINE BEIGLER. REGINA, SASK. Happy-go-lucky And full of fun, Never a worry Under the sun. THELMA COUTTS, NORWOOD, MAN. Slim and efficient, A gay one to meet, Settles fights on third, To know her’s a treat. FLORENCE PEEL SELKIRK, MAN. 111 be glad when I’m finished And can do as I please— “I’ll sleep all day, stay up all night, And lead a life of ease.” ilSKU HELEN WARKENTIN, STEINBACH, MAN. Singing m the bathtub, Singing in the rain, Shrieking down the corridor Warky’s here again!

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DORIS MULLIN, ROLAND, MAN. A fair little maid With many things on her mind, She’ll outdo herself To be sweet-tempered and kind. NORMA LYON, WHITEWOOD, SASK. Full of humor, kind and true, A good friend to have at your side. And has it ever occurred to you A bank account — she might hide? ALICE CRUSE, ST. VITAL, MAN. She comes to class, We don’t know why, She sits and sleeps, And to wake her—just try! IRENE HEBERT, REGINA, SASK. Proverbs are really not in our line, But here’s one we can’t over¬ look: “A hair in the head is worth two in the brush”— It’s a favorite in Irene’s book. MARGARET LEITHEAD, SELKIRK, MAN. At styling she’s really a whiz, And her knowledge of books is immense, She’s outstanding in any quiz, But her future leaves us in suspense. BERNICE GILMOUR, WINNIPEG, MAN. I love the O.R. No. I’ll take a P.G. Yet I long for the States— What’s my future to be?