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

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)t Yearbook ®ea On November 25th after much planning and despite a coinciding football schedule the class of 1962 held the annual Yearbook Tea. Miss Cameron, Miss Hamilton, Miss Ostapo¬ vich and Miss Dick greeted guests with members of the tea committee. This day was the climax of delegating, pep-talking and mostly, hard work. Each com¬ mittee worked to excel all former efforts made by other committees. Of course, handicrafts and dolls usually dominate in sales and did again this year. There was an excellent quality of hand work and all very original. After working to meet the deadline, the dolls were well worth the effort and again were most popular with students and guests a like. Everyone put their “green thumbs” and culinary abilities to work which resulted in a very healthy crop of plants and some very delicious baking and candy. Also, the Parcel Post committee were soon successful in selling their twenty-five cent parcels to eager and curious buyers. The decorating committee did their best to set off each area, the theme being carried out in blue and white. All tables were edged with white icicles on blue and a lovely table centre, again repeating these colors, indicated the tea table. On stage a quaint silhouette of carol singers looked down on the milling crowd. However, our tea would not have been the success it was without the help of house¬ keeping and dietary departments, power house staff and especially Mrs. Price and Mrs. Gunn and her staff. A huge thank you goes to all of them from every member of the tea committee. Marjorie Steel ' 62A Compliments of BIRTS SADDLERY COMPANY LIMITED 519 Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 67

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4 FRONT ROW: J. Sigurdson, P. Queue, F. Olson, Mrs. Brittain, J. Harland, M.S.N.A. President; Miss Cove, J. Bjarnason, L. Olson, S. Flannagan. SECOND ROW: L. Cardino, D. Prior, D. Archer, J. Corbett, M. Thorvaldson, M. Marchyshyn, J. Farrell, L. Coyston, J. Riddell, D. Patterson, J. Warren. BACK ROW: R. Weibe, C. Shatkin, L. Berg, I. Gerandt, L. Crampton, S. Hawrysh. Qt )t Manitoba tubent Muvtita ' gNsocia tion The M.S.N.A. is an organization made up of students from the seven schools of pro¬ fessional nursing in Manitoba. It aims to provide social intercourse and good fellowship for the student nurses. The council of thirty-four members holds open meetings every month to plan social and sports events. These include a swim meet and the popular M.S.N.A. Valentine Formal. The monthly bulletin keeps the students informed of the many activities. Through the co-operation of its members, M.S.N.A. has enjoyed a good year. Joanne Bjarnason, Vice President, M.S.N.A. Compliments of 66 SWIFT CANADIAN CO. MAKERS OF SWIFTS BABY FOOD St. Boniface, Manitoba.

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Chri stmas forma I Christmas on the 5th floor Kitchenette parties All those formal dates Nurses Christian Fellowship is an interdenominational organization. Its purpose is to “know Christ and to make him known. The past year has been a happy and eventful one. Our activities included summer week-end camps, a weiner roast, a barbecue, Hallowe ' en and Christmas parties and our annual Carol Service in conjunction with the NCF of Greater Winnipeg. A highlight was the Sixth International Student Missionary Convention at Urbana, III., which six of us were able to attend. In our studies of the Gospel of John we have learned something of Christ ' s teachings concerning our Christian walk and life. To Miss Heather Cross, our sponsor, we say “thank you for all the help given us. Compliments of STERLING SHOES LTD. 422 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 68