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

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EVELYN OLIVIER Winnipeg, Manitoba Surgery — I love it! I’ll stay. The operating room was lucky that day. MARY PETERS Winnipeg, Manitoba A dreamy look her eye doth hold. “Up late last night” — is what we are told. DOLORES RANDALL St. John, New Brunswick Scientists have their atoms and dynamos handy. We don’t need them, we’ve got Randy! MARGARET ROBERTSON Russel, Manitoba For her doth the midnight oil burn. The moon to her is not just another light bulb. MABEL SEVERIN Langenburg, Saskatchewan For proficiency plus, here’s the lass. Will wedding bells ring before the year is past? OLIVE SLOBODZIAN Volga, Manitoba For music she has quite an ear. As a nurse she’s really a dear. You should see our little “Gin.” Just ring the bell and she’ll be in. MARY LOUISE TINGLEY Winnipeg, Manitoba Athletic, seamstress — talent galore. When M. L. smiles we ask for more. MARIE ANGE VIEL St. Boniface, Manitoba When these Vogue patterns were first designed, Someone must have had Marie Ange in mind.

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■ JUEL LA VERNE KYLE Assiniboia, Saskatchewan Have you wondered why Verne is the top of the heap? There’s a clue; I looked in her eyes, saw a shamrock asleep. Did you? MARY JOAN KEY Portage la Prairie, Manitoba The buzzer’s ringing, he’s on the phone, With soap suds trailing, here comes Joan. EUNICE KING St. Boniface, Manitoba A lovely voice — complexion fair, Oh! why did Eunice cut that lovely long hair? LUCILLE LEGER Norwood, Manitoba Should you be feeling slightly blue, Leger will do more than Bob Hope for you. ELSIE LOEWEN Steinbach, Manitoba What a clatter of voices coming from Four, Dyck and Loewen are at it once more. JACQUELINE MANNING Winnipeg, Manitoba Blue eyed, blonde, slim and tall. What a wealth of personality under it all. BETTY OBENAUER Churchbridge, Saskatchewan Vita, a town of vitality, Has awakened with reality. Since a girl — our Obenauer Has livened up its every hour. TRESSA KAIN Oxbow, Saskatchewan For a sincere friend there are few as fine, She’ll soon tell T.C.A. how to run their line .

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HILDA WIENS Elm Creek, Manitoba Her conversation is brief and filled with hope. “Hey, is anybody going out? I’m hungry.” DOROTHY ADAMS Manitou, Manitoba Long letters to Vancouver take up much of her time, She also skates, skies and plays tennis (darn thing won’t rhyme) Dancing’s her hobby, to all the formals she’ll rush, And those parties at the Alex., watch our Dorothy blush. MARGARET BEAULIEU Emerson, Manitoba Her friends shriek with laughter as she mimics her foes. Her hobby is eating; her ambition three beaus. She advocates walk ing and shouts, “Kids, let’s go.” My lungs are in need of some fresh 0„.” ELIZABETH BOLT North Kildonan, Manitoba Steady and true, Full of good cheer. A joke and a grumble combined make our Bolt a dear. We couldn’t and wouldn’t do without her. ELODIE BRIERE Meyronne, Saskatchewan A lover of fun, Briere always has a joke to crack (or an egg to lay). It is said she loves carnations, especially six in a corsage. Despises nurses who empty all her supps on St. Louis, Also psychiatry lectures and sleep outs on New Year’s Eve. MARIETTE JEANINE HORTENSE CADIEUX Letellier, Manitoba Long of name, Short of stature. Full of kindness. Bubbling with laughter. LOVEY CHOCK Winnipeg, Manitoba She loves to eat, she loves to rest. She works along with the very best. But when you want her she’s never in sight. For she goes home most every night. JEAN CUNNINGHAM Edmonton, Alberta (formerly Selkirk, Man.) Sure, methodical, slender and neat. Her energy replenished across the street. Full of humor; versatile too! When she’s finished here she goes back to “U.”