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

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(Alumnae The Executive Dear Graduates, The St. Boniface Registered Nurses’ Alumnae Association extends to you most sincere con¬ gratulations and wishes of success on your graduation day. May you demonstrate continued interest in your Alma Mater” by a sense of loyalty to your Alumnae Association and by a spirit of unity among members of your graduating class. Upon graduation you automatically become members of your Alumnae Association and, as members, have the privilege of voting and participating in the activities of the Association. We, therefore, encourage you to attend the meetings which are held at the School of Nursing in October, December, January (the Annual Meeting and Banquet) March and May. Throughout the year your Alumnae Association sponsors the fund raising Coffee Party at the hospital cafeteria, the Spring Tea, the Sister Clermont Scholarship Awards for Graduate Nurses and the Graduation Dance for the new graduate nurses. Since any Association is as good as its members, may you, as new graduates, bring the spirit of initiative and enthusiasm to your Alumnae Association in future years, that you have shown during the three years of the Nursing Course. Sister A. Fleury, President St. Boniface Registered Nurses Alumnae Association

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STUDENT COUNCIL: Pres. Class ’67 - G. Garroni; 2nd yr. rep. - D. Sanders; Cultural - L. Phillips; Public Re¬ lation — J. LaPlante; Pres. Class ' 65 — G. Burns; Treasurer — S. Margetts; Secretary — B. Peters; President — M. Chis¬ holm; Vice-Pres. and Tasks — C. DePape; M.S.N.A. Rep. — B. Stromberg; Social — I. Sitter; Refreshments — J. Guyon; Residence — M.JohanneckjYearbookEd. —D.Sherritt; Vice-Pres. Class ’67 — C. Sinclair. ALSO: Sports — B. Edwards; Music — E. Toews; Vice-Pres. Class ’65 — R. Beaulieu; Pres. Class ’66 — N. McGibbon; Vice-Pres. Class ’66 — M. Hill.

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(Efyaplauts Father Allen Soucy and Father Clayton Barclay Dear Graduates, Hold the physician in honor”, the Holy Scripture says, for he is essential to you.” This praise given to doctors, should also be given to nurses, since they exercise a very noble influence on individuals and on society. Nursing is indeed an apostolic work, because it influences the spiritual life of the patient. Look at nurses”, says Pius XII, are they not just like born auxiliaries of the clergy?” Briefly, everything can be summarized in the two great Commandments of God: love of God and love of neighbour, the two being one and the same thing. If you, as nurses, recognize the suffering Christ in your patients, you will learn how to find the goodness of Christ toward them. Beside the bed of the suffering Christ, you will be the compassionating Christ. Congratulations and God Bless you in your apostolic work. The Chaplains, Father Clayton Barclay Father Allen Soucy