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

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SEATED, Left to Right-. L. Thomas, F. Hall, I. Dunlop, B. Borkowsky, L. Wei, J. Grimard, M. Chisholm. STANDING: D. Toutant, M. Pollock, B. Johnson, G. Smith, L. Jasienyck, I. Sitter, M. Hill, J. Guyon, M. Johanneck, D. Sherritt. jihideni (Hmmttl President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. Yearbook Editor. Assistant Yearbook Editor. Residence Committee Convenor . . . Social Committee Convernor. Sports Committee Convenor. Music Committee Convenor. Public Relations Committee Convenor Cultural Committee Convenor. M. S. N. A. Representative.. President of 1964 A. Vice-President of 1964 A. President of 1964 B. Vice-President of 1964 B. President of 1965 .. Vice-President of 1965 . President of 1966 . Vice-President of 1966 . Bernice Borkowsky .Lesia Wei . Isabelle Dunlop . . . . Jean Grimard .... Lynda Peters . . . Diane Sherritt . . . Betty Johnson . . Lorna Jasienyck . . . Marilyn Pollock .... Carol Friesen .Fran Hall . . . Jeanine Guyon .Gail Smith . . Doreen Toutant .Onlee Jobin . . . Lynda Thomas . . . Audrey Kazina . Marilyn Chisholm . Marice Johanneck .... Marilyn Hill . . Laurie Carriere

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Jldtiorial Today is our Graduation Day! We have arrived at the summit of our professional education — the threshold of the future. In the pages of Estote Fideles” we have tried to recapture the memories of the past three years; the work and play, trials and rewards we have shared and which have moulded and matured us. It is a profound, inexpressable debt of gratitude that I owe Sister Fleury, who so faithfully guided and encouraged me; Mrs. Fairbairn, staff advisor, who listened patiently to all the prob¬ lems; and the Yearbook staff, who so willingly gave of their time, effort and ideas to make our Yearbook a success. I would also like to thank the publishers and the photographer, the medical and hospital staff for their understanding co-operation. I count it an honour to have been able to serve as your yearbook editor. It was not without many hours of work and worry that the project reached its completion. Yet, through this experience, my life has truly been enriched, and I can but humbly say, Thank you for the undeserved and rewarding privilege”. To the graduates, may I adapt President Kennedy’s famous words: Ask not, what can Nursing give to me, — but rather, what can I give to the Nursing Profession.” Lynda Peters Editor

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liresittent’s (iftflessage As we reminisce and scan the past three years we cannot help but see how true Lord Tennyson’s statement is, I am a part of all that I have met.” What better preparation could we wish for, as we enter upon what we call our future, than the knowledge that as we gave of ourselves these past years we also gained things that are and remain invaluable. Nursing itself revolves around gaining as much knowledge as possible about medicine, but it includes much more, in that it is hoped we will also gain a broader outlook on life and learn to respect and appreciate our fellow man. You alone will know respect and appreciate our fellow man. You alone will know how much you have given and received during these three years. With this thought in mind I would like to wish my fellow graduates nothing but the best. For the rest of the students—make the most of your nursing experience, constantly be on the alert to gain knowledge and learn to know and understand the people and environment surrounding you. On behalf of my student council I would like to extend a sincere word of thanks to our director, faculty, and fellow students who have wanted so hard to make a success of this past year. Bernice Borkowsky President