Winnipeg General Hospital School of Nursing - Blue and White Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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J urses Htbes FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Rentz, J. Brown, E. Klym, Mrs. K. Wilson, R. Barz, J. Chun Tsang, Mrs. A. Hjorth, D. Schmale, G. Cowan, M. Storozuk, SECOND ROW: Mrs. E. Krasowski, Mrs. D. Doersam, H. Krukoff, Mrs. S. Zabar, A. Petter, M. Geisbrecht, M. Weibe, S. Enns, M. Epp, H. Stam, Mrs. K. Klassen, Mrs. H. Goedal. THIRD ROW: L. Bird, Mrs. I. Knapen, M. Woychuk, Mrs. S. Weibe, L. Normand, Mrs. F. Frolick, Mrs. W. Erbach, L. Derksen, H. Veltkamp, Mrs. M. Fisher, Mrs. M. Zuliniak, A. Brown. FOURTH ROW: M. Schroeder, Mrs. H. Weibe, C. Schultz, C. Vanden- heuvel, A. Neufeld, Mrs. F. Ellison. ( rberltes FRONT ROW, Left to Right: F. Bargen, J. Friesen, J. Smith, 0. Oswald. BACK ROW: G. Gyuris, J. Neudorf, J. Gottfredson, J. Tates, C. Taylor, W. Earley.

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Remember Wlfytn 7r SIXTH ' —n SENSE.?- v who? me? S. MINTZ — Clamped the Bartlett suction with her scissors. J. MOORE — Sent down a patient ' s tapioca pudding instead of a sputum specimen. P. SENICKI — Unknowingly pulled the plug on the pacemaker w ith her foot and called 25 ' because the E.K.G. was flat. Our new cafeteria finally opened. Marlene and Norah left O.P.D. patients with fitting rings — all those phone calls. G. PHILPOTT — Flushed the A —6 keys down the toilet. B. SUTHERLAND — Gave a Supp. without a glove. The patient from Psycho, swallowed her contact lenses and we had to h unt. N. BROWN — Was locked in seclusion by one of the patients at Psycho. Margie ' s goldfish died——three times. S. EMERSON — Wrote the obituary for Millie the Watermelon Plant . Sleeves down at Sunny Harbour. Dr. P. called P. Harris at 12:30 p.m. when she was nights to help him start blood. There ' s Fungus Among Us when Sharon had her ringworm. We had to put Velma to bed after a hard night. Compliments of WINNIPEG HYDRO ELECTRIC SYSTEM 55 Princess Street Winnipeg, Manitoba 47

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Sleeves down and ‘ ' Little Sisters” VALEDICTORIAN ' S MESSAGE It is with fond memories of the past and in anticipation of the future that we, the graduating class of nineteen sixty-two, bid adieu to the Winnipeg General Hospital School of Nursing. Three short years have passed. Our experiences have been chal¬ lenging, frustrating, and rewarding. What could we have done without support and encouragement from our families and friends? Both the challenges and the rewards would have been lost. To Miss Cameron and the Nursing Instructors we shall be ever grateful for the wonderful basic education we have received. Now we are prepared to develop and learn. Now, with the help of God, we go forth. JOANNE BJARNASON ' 62B Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL WINNIPEG GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Winnipeg, Manitoba. 49