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

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IJaledtttorian’s Message Three short years have passed so quickly since we first walked through the doors of the School of Nursing, and yet we can hardly remember when we weren ' t a part of the Winnipeg General Hospital. On behalf of the graduating class of 1963 A and B, I would like to express our profound thanks to Miss Cameron and her Faculty, for having taught us with patience and understanding the knowledge that we require to attain the high goals and ideals set for us. To members of the graduating class I say that our friendships have left us a wealth of memories; memories that we shall cherish always. Keeping in mind that we have our School and ourselves to honor, may we give only our best to whatever the future holds for us. Respectfully submitted, Linda G. Judd 12

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(Hlass of 1963 LORRAINE ARMSTRONG This fr iendly outgoing girl is not afraid to speak her mind. A conscientious nurse and an enthusiastic personality makes her well liked by all her co¬ workers. Future thoughts lie in the field of matrimony. “For we that live to please, Must please to live.” LYNNE ASHCROFT MC KIBBIN This cheerful lass is full of vim, vigor and vitality. Always on the go, accomplishing many things for the class. Lynn is also one of our young marrieds.” “The busy bee has no time for sorrow.” MARTHA BADGER Muu Muu anyone? With sparkling eyes and a pretty smile, Marty is a capable leader and well liked by all. A strong supporter of sports, she is always bubbling with endless energy. “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” LESLEY BARBER A gay personality with one of the most infectious giggles on the first floor. When she is around, Les is sleeping, waiting for her buzzer, and always ready for a good time. “Outward sunshine, Inward joy. 14