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

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SOME OF OUR DOCTORS ( C7o the CLASS OF ’46 On behalf of the members of the Honorary Attending Staff of the St. Boniface Hospital, I extend to you, the Class of 1946, our heartfelt con¬ gratulations on your graduation. Your work has been particularly arduous during the past three years and your continued loyalty to duty has in many ways assisted the Attending Staff in maintaining a high standard of efficiency in our Hospital. You are going out into a world which is still unsettled, although at peace. The knowledge, the spirit of helpfulness, the calm patience you have acquired in your training is greatly needed not only by the sick but by the communities in which you will live. As a Graduate of this Hospital you have been prepared to take your place as a good citizen as well as a trained Nurse. You have learned much and your education will continue. The foundation has been well laid and your teachers will follow your progress with pride. The Honorary Attending Staff wishes me to thank you for your three years of conspicuous service and offers best wishes for your success as Graduates. DR. R. W. RICHARDSON, President of Staff. 3

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szdito r iLa[ 66 A Tribute To Our Parents 99 Somehow or other, it doesn’t seem necessary to express appreciation to those ‘whose understanding hearts” have intimately shared all our joys and sorrows of the past three years, and yet our book of memories would be incomplete were not these pages gratefully and lovingly dedi¬ cated to “Mum and Dad.” From that very first day when the excitement and enthusiasm of our new adventure were overshadowed by the sorrow and heartache of having to leave home, throughout the ensuing years when trials and difficulties made the goal seem so unattainable—to the happy day that saw the achievement of our ambition and the realization of our ideals, there has been behind us a comforting, sympathizing and encouraging force—the love and pride of those eyes shine today with the joy of our success. May that light never grow dim and the trust and confidence you have placed in us be realized in its fullest measures as you watch with legitimate pride of parenthood, your own “little girl” ’going through life an “angel of mercy”—trained in the high standards of the Nursing Pro¬ fession and ready to be of service to God and to suffering humanity because of the loving, generous self-sacrificing spirit of “Mum and Dad.” Your Loving Daughters, “THE GRADUATES OF ’46.” Editorial Staff Editor.MARGARET McKAY Business Manager.IRENE WALL WIN Assistant Editors.M. FERG, L. BAKER Literary Critic.MISS SPICE Photography.G. ALARIE, D. MULLIN Art Director.W. HUTCHISON ADVERTISING E. SELLICK, E. FRAIN, C. THOMAS Humor.K. MCCARTHY Circulation N. GAGNON, B. GILMOUR

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