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

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director Dr. P. L’Heureux Dear Graduates: For the past three years all of you have worked seriously and with determination towards the attainment of your R.N. To some, graduation may seem like the final goal. However, most of you will know that it is but a beginning. Your professional status, as symbolized by graduation, carries with it the respon¬ sibility for continuing your education and keeping abreast of new developments in the rapidly changing field of medical and hospital care. Your full potential as a nurse will be realized through service; through meeting the challenge of the future with its changing techniques; through adaptation to newer and better methods of bringing the highest quality of care to all your patients. Your short period offormal training may now be ended and you may have achieved a high mark in your examinations, but the true measure of this programme will be reflected in the stimulation which it gives to the creation of new ideas and the desire for serving which it has instilled in you. On behalf of the Medical Staff, I am happy to offer our congratulations and very best wishes for a long and happy professional life. P. L’Heureux, M.D. Medical Director

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JVttmdmg jltaff MEDICINE Hughes, J.F. Coke, L. Alvi, A.W. Downey, J.L. Bala, M. Fleming, S. Barager, F. Green, P. Beckstead, J.L. Lyons, B.H. Berger, S. Martin, J.H. Carter, S.A. Mymin, D. Cera, L.J. Maclean, J. SURGERY Burrell, R.O. Hay, R. Baird, A. Hill, N.C. Barwinsky, J. Hollenberg, J. Cohen, M. Kagan, S. Goldstein, P. Kay, P.K. Goodhand, T. Lehmann, M.J. Greenberg, L. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY Willows, R.L. Fainman, J. Adams, P. Friesen, R. Barnes, P. Mitchell, J. Earn, A.A. PEDIATRICS DePape, A.J. Coodin, F. Besant, D.F. Davies, H.L. Book, N. Grewar, D. ORTHOPEDICS MacKinnon, W.B. Bigelow, D. Barker, W. UROLOGY Stephenson, E. Caplan, B. Abbott, C.E. Lippman, H. PSYCHIATRY Matas, J. Grant, H.G. Ford, K. OPHTHALMOLOGY Ramsay, R.M. Lerner, M. Benoit, C. Margolis, J. Book, N. Mendelson, J. Newman, M. Rogers, A.G. Rusen, S.D. Saunders, M. Snidal, D.P. Stein, D.R. Vaisrub, S. Varnam, G.S. Miller, J. Molgat, A. McGoey, J. Parkinson, D. Rabson, L.R. Riese, K. McCord, W.J. Mclnnis, A.C. Wall, M.B. Weidman, M. Wylie, K. Young, L. Mills, T. Vann, E. Katz, P. Milanese, C. McKenty, S. Werner, N.

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JV ' (Jribute ' So dr tg ttns 1 ■ I W ™ To those who have been to us a constant example of increasing dedication, fortitude, and Christian charity may we humbly say thank you” for all you have done. Just as our nursing education must continue to grow, so must the application of the Christian principles you have given us. Because we have been educated in a religious atmos¬ phere, we will go forth bravely into whatever field our profession may take us. For, you have endowed us with all the requirements of truly professional people and have equipped us to meet the total needs of the individual patient. To toil and not to crave for rest, to labour and not to seek reward.” Just as your found¬ ress Mother d’ Youville you have faced insurmountable obstacles with a spirit of persistence and determination. Your increasing spirit of devotion and dedication has been a constant source of inspiration and guidance to us. These are the things that count. Because we have met you, our lives have been enriched. You have deeply impressed our minds and hearts. We will never forget you.