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

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©ear Class of ’ 6 2 • That earth ' s greatest treasure lies in human personality, And that service to humanity is the best work of life. Fortunately these words came to my desk at a very appropriate moment. They come from the creed of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. You may recall my talk of nearly three years ago, inviting a class personality from you as a group, and suggesting that each of you consider carefully the development and enrichment of your own personality. With wonder and satisfaction and pleasure, we have watched you grow and mature to this day -- the result of your own striving and of the combined conglomerate impact in varying degrees of the personalities of patients and staff and others. Do you realize how much you owe to these people for the past, and in the future 9 And do you realize that your repayment to them is the finest of service when they call? Your recognition of the importance of the human personality and your under¬ standing of the individual in all his varied states and moods is a master key. Holding this key, you as a nurse have a peculiar and particular role end responsibility of service to this human personality, when they come, stripped of strength, stature, sense or reason. And fortunately, as you so serve, your rewards will grow and your satisfactions in¬ crease. From the Board, Officers and Staff, we offer our sincere congratulations and good wi shes. 4 November 2, 1961 L.O. Bradley, M.D. Admini strator

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o r en c c jj is t) ti n S a 1 e itiat U Kpfore God and in mn ' Y d ° o Iis assLbly to pass my « • in rr - :: •l, abstain or knowingly ad- elevate the standatJ of my P ' » J. Jo nre all personal matters ld ‘ ' n d all family affairs coming to my my beeping an ca Uing. With nowledge in the prac ice yslC ian in a,alt, will ' - , !is work and devote myself committed to my care.

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