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

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Marilyn Chisholm llresittetti’s Message Lost yesterday Somewhere between sunrise and sunset Three golden years Each set with a thousand diamond moments No reward is offered, For they are gone forever.” How much truth there is in this! In the past three years, opportunity was given to everyone to prepare for whatever part she was ordained to meet. The days came to you linked one to another, so that simple faithfulness today always prepared you for the duty of tomorrow. The days were like steps on a stairway, each one meant to lift your feet and make you ready for the next. If you only embrace and use your oppor¬ tunities as they came to you, one by one, you will never be surprised by any sudden emergency in life, whether of duty or of trial, for which you will not be ready. In this school of nursing, one lesson well learned led up to the next, and made it easier; and each day’s lessons mastered through the years, brought graduation in the end. To my fellow graduates — Congratulations — good luck, health and happiness. To our fellow students — put all your thought and energy and skill into the duty of each day, wasting no strength, either in grieving yesterday’s failures, or in anxiety about tomorrow’s responsibilities. It is the wish of the Student Council that I extend to our director, faculty and fellow students a grateful thank you” for their efforts and devotion in making a success of this past year. May I also extend to each of you my own personal appre¬ ciation. It was an honour to serve as your president. President

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Dianne Sherritt Since what we choose is what we are And what we love we yet shall be The goal may ever shine afar The will to win it makes us free.” In the last three years we have met an endless number of people. Each one of them in his or her own way has influenced our lives. We are officially finishing our student days at St. B.”. Our class has studied, played, worked, complained, and joked together. Now we are leaving with mixed emotions; proud that we have reached our long awaited goal — graduation; yet sad that we must part with the friends we have made here. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Sr. Fleury and Miss Hejlsted for the time and assistance they have so generously given. To the yearbook staff I would like to say, thanks”, you have been wonderful. I really enjoyed working with you because you were always willing to help in any way you could. Lorri, I wish you and your staff every success next year. I hope this yearbook brings back memories for all of you. In the years to come when you reminisce with your class mates, orpick up the yearbook as you are clean¬ ing the attic or sit with your granddaughter on your knee, I hope you fully appreciate

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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.