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

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AUDREY DILAY Winnipeg, Manitoba She’s tall and demure, brightest nurse in our class, A friend to all, an okay sort, Roller Skating her favorite sport. LORRAINE MAVIS ENGLER Tyndall, Manitoba Singing in the bath tub — Singing for joy. The cause of her happiness — Could it be a Transcona boy? MARY GOOSSEN Steinbach, Manitoba (One of the dexidrine club) Her brown eyes sparkling, she whisks too and fro, She’s happy-go-lucky — a great gal to know. Let’s go ’cross the street, you can hear her scream. The O.R. is her specialty, a turkey ranch her dream. HERTHA HEINSOHN Langenburg, Saskatchewan Lots of sleep, lots to eat, and a six foot man. That’s T.N.T.’s idea of Heaven, but if you can. She’d like a formal dance, too, at gradua¬ tion in May — With a big party later just to finish the day. LILY HOPPE Langenburg, Saskatchewan She can chuckle for hours about a cartoon. It takes the classics to make her swoon. Dependable, sweet, a good friend to own. She keeps her chums happy with parcels from home. EILEEN KINGSLEY Codette, Saskatchewan To know her is a privilege To work with her a treat; To find charm filled with knowledge It’s Eileen you should meet. MURIEL LANCHBERY Cartwright, Manitoba Lives on Fifth Floor with the rest of the “best”? She must sleep all day ’cause at night she’s a pest. Never mind, Lanch, we think you’re swell, Tho’ you’re always in trouble and often get - - (censored). JULIA MICHALUK Kenora, Ontario On duty — efficient. Off duty — she’s gay. Just bring her your gripes. She’ll laugh them away.

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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.”

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MARGARET McAULEY Minnedosa, Manitoba McAuley? She’s the quiet one, someone said. Yes! Well you should hear her when she’s going to bed. Hi! Lanch, my jaws are all swollen, she screams down the hall. A swell gal is McAuley, well liked by all. RUTH MacKINNON Miniota, Manitoba Ruth was angry to hear That on nights she’d appear. So few people you meet When all are asleep — Cheerio. Ruth, you still have Blondie. JUNE McLELLAND Swan River. Manitoba She got an idea, and followed it through. Mac is our President, a born leader, too; Yet you’d never guess it, She’s blonde and petite, But tactful, explicit, a gal hard to beat. SUSAN PAXTON Oak River, Manitoba Yes, Sue! Know her? Why of course! Fond of argument, full of curiosity. Innocent looking, plumb full of tricks; Blue eyed — and pretty That’s our Sue! PHYLLIS RUSHTON Erickson, Manitoba Pills and food from wards on the cuff, Allan and books, and music and stuff. PHYLLIS SELLICK Winnipeg. Manitoba A popular gal, well liked by all. “Did you pass in Ethics?” you hear her call. An ardent fan of her mother’s cooking. And operas and skiing, and men good looking. NANCY SHEPHERD Winnipeg, Manitoba Shepherd? Why, she’s a wonderful girl, old thing. So clever and studious and all that sort of thing; And plepsant to speak to, as well, don’t you know; In psychiatry she really steals the show.