The Marymount School of Nursing Sudbury General Hospital of the

The Marymount School of Nursing
Sudbury General Hospital
of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
1957 Yearbook
Source:
Archives of the Congregation of the
Sisters of St. Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie
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The Closs of 1957
MARYMOUNTSCHOOL OF NURSING
bnltotion
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A word of dedicotion is grotefuly extended to the sisters of st.
Joseph who gove so generously of their plonning crrd thinking in building
this hospitol. Due loud is extended for the spirit of co-operotion cnrd teconwork necessory for ony such undertcking ond for cr hospitcl such qs ours
whose worth is excelledonly by its beouty. Here, the spirit of co-operctionwcrs
not only o necessity but crn actuolity. To sister focn ond sister Mory Alice,
we express our grotitude crnd prqise.
A word olso of oppreciation is extended to sister sheilcr, our first
Director of Nursing. The inlont school hos quickly grown up in its
few
yeors ol existence, qnd now boqsts of o totol of one hundred
crnd fourteen
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To oll who contributed in estcblishing our becrutiful hospitol crrd
nurses' residences, we extend o humble, prcryerful "Thcrrk you.,,
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My Decrr Friends:
Iwishtoo{{ermycongrcrtulationstotheMorymountSchoolof
in publishing <r Yeqr Book, setting forth
Nursing for your rpt""alJ'.ilortsthe wo-nderful cchievements ol youi greoi institution'
Although the Mcrrymount school of Nursing is but beginning its
for itself crn outstqnding nome in the
etoblished
cqreer, it fi"r Llr.oJy
ccrre of the sick'
the
ond
nuising
oi
field
import*tt
qb.undqnce oi God's
we wish you continued success qnd crn
Ior
the ill ond afflicted.
choicest blessings in your noble vocqtion ol coring
Icm
Yours foithfullY,
R. iI. DIGNAN D.D.
Bishop of Sault Ste. Mffie.
Soh,'/n.Pohrao
My dear Students:
The mqster delineqtor hcs limned in bold c'nd striking lines the
chcncrcter of the perfect nurse in the {ollowing oft-quoted lines:
"And it must follow os night the dcry
Thou cqnst not then be fqlse to cmy mcrn."
"Be true to thyself" is q mqndote, brood in its significonce to the
world in generol. For the nurse, however, it hos c pcrrticulor ond specific
crppliccrtion,
The keynote in o nurse's psolm of life is loyolty. within these words
is embodied c complete epitome of thot cherished virtue. To. be true to one's
self postulcrtes o{ very necessity loyolty to God, Ioyolty to mon, loyclty to
self.
As you lecrve your Aimc Mcrter to enter your chosen bronch of
nursing mcry Loyolty be the compcss by which you chcrrt each yeor o{
your life.
Mcry Loyolty
shining so steodily
qnd so clecrly
on your horizon
find expression in your competence, your confidence crnd Iidelity, qnd most
of oll in your cheer{uh:ess.
SISTER M. PATRICIA,
Administrcrtor.
Sub,St. Jiuio
My decr Students:
"servite
Domino in loetitio"
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serve the Lord tarith Joy. This triune
thougrht summqrizes the totol picture ol your vocqtion in nursing. The
thought is threefold - ot the hecrd ol the triongle is God Himself, christ's
sul{ering member of His Mysticol Body Christ ociuolly
for in ccring for the sick, it is
whom you cre serving.
The second thought refers. to the crttitude which you, qs nurses,
should hqve in your deolings with the sick - 61n <rttitude of kindness, of
undersicmding, o{ fidelity sumrnqrized in the word "service."
The finql expression in this trinity
Trinity,
is the Spirit which
qnimcrtes your
of thought,
qs in the Biessed
ministrqtions
to the sick. This
spirit produces joy crs the result ol the giving
your tosks light, becouse love's lqbour
of yourself,
is olwcrys a joy.
SISTER ST. LOUS,
Drector of Nursing.
which
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Decn Friends:
It is with inexpressible pride ond delight, thcrt we extend. sincere
congrotulotions to you on the occqsion of your newest achievement.
compiling ond editing q yeor Book for the Morymount school
of Nursing with your doily duties must hqve been guite o tcrsk.
we owe o deep debt of grotitude to you girls for the outstcrnding
work you ore doing lor our community. your choice of vocqtion
is one
of the highest.
From oll the members of the women's Auxiliory of the sudbury
General Hospitol, qlso our mony units who work so dirigently
with us,
please cccept our wqrm felicitcrtions.
'w'e
extend to you our prqyers ond. best wishes lor mony fruitful
cmd hoppy yeors in the noble lile you hqve chosen - the nursing profession.
Foithfully yours,
MRS. CATHERINEM. MOYLE,
President,Women's Auxiliory o{ the
Sudbury Generql Hospital.
Jnonor,r Coro//in
Deqr Students:
It is with grecrt pleosure thqt I extend hecrrtiest congrotulotions
to the clcrssof 1957on behalf oi the Mcnymount School of Nursing Alumnae'
Mcry we oller our best wishes for your luture success'
Also to be congrotuloted qre those responsible lor this lirst Yeor
Book. You hove experienced the joy of the first successfql crttempt. To
quote Emerson, "The rewcrrd of cr thing well done, is to hove done it."
sincere wishes to our Almo Moter for continued progress ond even
grecrter crchievement.
LEONORA CAVALLIN, kesident,
Mcrymount School ol Nursing Alumnoe.
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"In oll thy woys think of Him
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And He wilr direct thy steps"
These words permeote throughout our thoughts crrd octions during
this hoppy, though solemn period of our lives, when our stud.ent dcrys ore
ending' As we orgcnize our present doily duties, qnd qs we moke plons
Ior our future endeqvours, we look to our heovenly Fqther for guidonce.
Now, more thqn ever, do we see the vqlue qnd necessity of spirituol qid
in doily living.
our sincerest thcrnks ore extended to the sisters ol st. ]oseph
for their potience crnd guidcrnce which enobled us to recrch our qocl.
At this time I would like to express my grctitude to sister st.
Louis for mcny hours ol direction ond. inspired help towords the success of
our Yecrbook. To the executive, mqny thqnks qre extended for your determinotion and loyolty towcnds the compiling ond completion of ,'The Morymount." we qre oll deeply grcrteiul Ior the excellent photogrophy done by
Mr. M. Dudowich ond the helpfulness of Mr. L. Doneqon.
The joy ol occomplishment hqs been ours. Through this project
we hcve shored ideqs, pictures, time crrd work. we hope thcrt our humble
ochievement will be q source of joy to mony, by building memories for
the future.
IDA CICCI,
Editor.
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Sittinq from left to right: Roselyne Phillion, Publicity Convenor;
Idq Cicci, Editor; Stellc Purich, Cortoonist; Bemodine Chcrpeskie, Designer.
Stcnding from lelt to right: Morincr Bettiol, Photogrcrphe4 Rose
Motichuk, Typist; Bcrrbcro Quilty, Photogrophel Glorio Scrmborsky, Typist;
Cqrole Mcnkusson, Typist; Delmo Cooper, Ccrioonist.
TIIE STTDBT'RYGENENAT HOSPITAT
Towqrds the close o{ world wor II, the need of qdditionol hosoitol
focilities for Sudbury ond district become qcute. To meet this vitol situcrtion
in the Iife of the rcrpidly growing community, crnd to mcrintcrinthe stondcnds
of heolth qrnong the people; The sudbury Generql Hospitol wcrs built on the
outskirts _9,flhe city overlooking beoutiful Lcrke Romscy.
With the sqnction of His Excellency, Most Reverend R. H. Dignon,
Flqlrop of scuit Ste. Mcnie, the sisters ol st.-Josephsecured the three ,i"a .i
holl -crcreproperty of F. M. stofford, crdjoining Beri pcnk. on |uly rz, 1944,
!!e Jond wos purchcsed ond the first sod wqs tumed. on Aprii to, tgag,
Mr. Louis N. Fqbbro, B. Arch., M.R.I.C.,designed ond prepored ihe elqborote
crnd intriccrte plons ond blue prints.
The new hospitol wqs the lirst in Ontorio to hqve its qpplicqtion
-Building
approved for qssistqnceunder the Federol Govemment's Hospitcf
Progromme.
An importont phose in its construqtion wqs the lcying ol the comerstone on Mcry 29, 1949,conducted by His Excellency, Biihop Dgnon, who
wos Prelented with q model metql trowel, by on of{iciate ol the Inlemotionol
Nickel Compony, with which to loy the stone.
The Iormol opening wqs on october lsth, lgs0. It wos the first
hospitol formolly op9l9d by Hon. Mcrckinnon phillips, M.D., of ror"rrto,
Frovincicl Minister of Heolth, since his oppointment
&s Minister ol Heclth.
-the
cl.crting o spocious londmork in
thriving centre of the *o.tJ;s
lorg_estnickei mines, the hospitol opened its doors to pctients in November,
I 950.
Although responsible fo,r its construction, the sisters of st. loseph
were not crlone in their endeqvour crnd it wqs q mcrtter of deep sotisiqetitn
to them to know thot they hove received-encourogement qnd qctive support
from the vqrious lcry groups ond individuols of tLe District.
ITIE HISTORY OF THE tvLAByr\4OIrNT SCHOOT OF NURSING
The lirst students to groduote hqd received their bosic troining in
North Bcry, being trcrnsferred to the Morymount school of t'l"rsi"g .rt-trr.
completion of their second yecr o{ trqininq.
The second clqss cqme to the S-uauury Generql ofter completing
their Preclinicql term ot North Bov.
The lirst clsrs to elloll in the bosic course of nursing, groducrted
in September, 1954. The pre'seni site of the school .l N;;il;-i"ir", is l6coted
on
the second iloor of the hospitol. It consists of cr l."t"r"
l.rb;;;"t;
qnd cr demonstrqtion room. The temporory home of
our grtwing librcry is
Ioccrtedin the Science room.
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NT'RSFS' RESIDENCE
Better known to present doy sudburicrns os "the old s,tofford
property," the new nur€es" residence- hqd c distinguisLed ond colourful
ror".. *otty yuot" belore the ownership wos invested in F. M. Stafford, one
of Sudbury's earliest ond lorgest merchcrndisers.
The pretentious structure which wcs to be occupied by hospitcl
nurses, wos built by-ofthe British Americqn Nickel Corporotion in the booml9I3 when politics, diplomory, ond often intrigue
ing, bustling dcrys
enlered intJ the decllings of the rivol mining corporotions. This pretentious
home overlooking beoutiful Loke Rqmsoy is fumished crnd equipped to
provide the students with every home com{ort.
But even with the Stof{ord Residence qnd one section of the
hospitol - seventh fioor - which wqs vacoted of cll potients ond recon.r.rGd for nurses' use, the increOsed demand Ior more nurses hcrs mode the
situation such thqt there wqs no room {or proper recreation ond' school
Iccilities.
Ecohomy, modemess ond style were the key words when plons
for new nurses' quqrters cnd trcrining school crt Sudbury Generol Hospital
were submitted to the hospitol bocrrd Ior considercrtion.
The quorters v/ere locoted odjocent to the Sudbury Generol Hospitcl
the
Stcflord residence which wos clrecdy being used lor 61 nurses'
beside
residence.
fumiture which
Each one of the rooms is equipped with builfin
includes q1counter type bosin, chest of drqwers crnd study desk in one unil,
with woll-hung book shelves obove. Back rests ore provided obove ecrch
bed so they mcry be used crs o chesterfield in "off hours" crnd the bed mcry
be rolled out for sleeping.
Eqch room is provided with q picture window
modernistic crnd beoutifully desigrned compus oreo.
opening
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Mcureen H" Anderson
Gciehell, Ontario
Nicknqme: "Andy."
Pet Scying: Well i don't ccrre.
Proboble Destinqtion: I. S.'s
oJfice nurse.
Fcrvourite Postime: Deciding to
wecr lipstick.
loan A. Ar:nstrong
Lively, Ontcnio
Nickncrme: "Joonie."
Pet Scrying: Tell him to coll bock.
Proboble Destincrtion:M.R.S.Degree.
Fovourite Pastime: Crocheting.
Mildred M. .Anderson
Sudbury, Ontcrio
Nicknome: "Midge."
Pet Soying: Reolly! Reoliy! Reolly!
Probcble Destinqtion: Engineer's Nurse
Fcrvourite Postime: Weckening to
opposite sex.
Lindc F. Argentin
Conistoru Ontcrio
Nickncnne: "Lu-Lu."
Pet Scryingr:I don't give cr ki-dee-kiki.
Proboble Destinqtion: Plonting trees
in Coniston
Fovourite Pcrstime: Avoiding men.
Eeverley A. Amnstrongt
$udbury, Ontcrio
Nicknqme: "Army."
Pet Soying: Fqbulous.
R'obable Destincrtion:V.O.N. teoching
pre-nctol clqsses.
Fovourite Pcrstime:Readinq,
Ada M. Ccicco
North Bcry, Ontario
Nickncrme: "Icryne."
Pet Soying: I'm too neryous.
Proboble Destinqtion: Clinicol
instructress.
Fqvourite Pqstime: Cclming her nurses.
Idc Cicci
Schumacher, Ontario.
Nicknqme: "Chi-Chi."
Pet Scying: Menogel
Proboble Destincrtion: Working in the
"wild west."
Fqvourite Pcrstime:Doing the Sambq.
Berncdine. I. Chcpeslde
Bcory's Bcy, Ontcrio
Nicknqme: "Bemie"
Pet Soying: Is thqt right?
hoboble Destinotion: Truvelling.
Fqvourite Pqstime: Pcinting.
Diqne L llcgger
Blind River, Ortcuio
Nicknqme: "HiSSy."
Pet Soying: You don't mean it.
Probcrble Destination: Working ot
Blind River.
Fcrvourite Pqstime: Driving ccas.
Bertill,e Chcpeskie
Bcrrry's Bcry, Ontcrio
Nickncmre: "Bert."
Pet Soying: Let's foce it.
hobqble Destincrtion: Modelling?
Fcrvourite Pqstime: Avoiding lectures.
Anne Marie Jerome
Sudbury, Ontcrio
Nickncrme "Annie."
Pet Saying: Does qnYone wcrnt to
scry the rosory?
Proboble Destinotion: A Mrs. Mike.
Fqvourite Pqstime: Cultivcrting her
voice.
Pcrtricicr M. Maseon
McKerrow, Ontario
Nicknqme: "Potsy."
Pet Sqying: Mon chou
hoboble Destincrtion:Working
the Yukon.
Fovourite Postime: Sewing.
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Anne A" Kotcnen
Creighton Mine, Ontario
Nicknome: "Anjo."
Pet Scrying: I'm so lonesome.
koboble Destinotion: Psychiotric
nurse.
Fovourite Psstime: Remembering
to remember.
Lorrcrine M, Metccll
Bcrrie, Ontcrio
Nicknqme: "Bunny."
Pet Saying: AII right.
Proboble Destinotion: Working in
Bqmie.
Fqvourite Pqstime: Doinq shiftwork.
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Mcrrlene I. Lcrine
Sudbury, Ontcrrio
Nicknome: "Liz."
Pet Scryingr:I don't know.
Proboble Destincrtion: Do tell.
Fovourite Pcrstime:Wcshing her hair.
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Vivicn McCoy
Iron BridEe, Ontcrio
Nicknome: "Mickey."
Pet Soying: Ohl Yes!
Proboble Destinqtion: Pcnt of q nurse
in the movies.
Fqvourite Postime: Lcughing.
Gcyle I. Peterson
Gcrrsbn, Ontcrrio
Nicknome: "Pete."
Pet Soying: Thot's the word.
Proboble Destinotion: Westwcrd Ho!
Fcrvourite Pcrstime:Picking up
souvenirs.
Mcrgcret V. Nowgcrbow
Birch Islcnd, Ontcrio
Nicknome: "Morgie."
Pet Scrying: Did I get o phone ccil?
Probcble Destinotion: High society.
Fqvourite Pqstime: Borrowincr.
Roselyne B. Phillion
Amos, Quebec
Nickncme: "Roz."
Pet Soying: I see, I like, I tqke,
It's mine.
Proboble Destinotion:T.C.A. bound.
Fcrvourite Pqstime: Tolking.
Mcrrie E, Pelletier
Sudbury, Ontcrrio
Nicknqme: "Pelch."
Pet Scrying: Oh! deorl
Probqble Destinotion: O. R. ot the
Sudbury General.
Fqvourite Pqstime: Giggling.
AUNE C. PHIIIIPSi
Sturgcon Ftrlls, Ontario
Nickncrme:"Lynn"
Pet Soying: Oh! nol
Proboble Destinotion: Cqlifomio?
Favourite Pqstime: Polishing her ring.
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NOBERTAM. ST. GEORGE
Sturgeon FaUs, Onicnio
Nicknqme: "Bobbie"
Pet Scrying: Well!
Proboble Destinotion: Howoii
Fovourite Pqstime: Doing the Mqmbo'
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STEIJ.A W. PURICII
Chcplecnr" Oatcrio
Nickname: "S. P."
Pet Soying: I've got next week-end off
Proboble Destincrtion: Working ot
Chcrpleou
Fcrvourite Pastime: Printing.
MANGARET A. WIIAI.EN
Toronto, Ontcrrio
Nicknome: "Morg"
Pet Scrying: Who took my ---Proboble Destinotion: Working ot
Sick Kids.
Fqvourite Postime: Hurrying.
CAROT M. STEPHEN
Ontario
Ilomqryae,
Nickncme: "Steve"
Pet Scrying: Rightl
ProbcdrleDestinotion: B.C. here I come
Fcrvourite Postime: Sleeping.
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Muriel Bowol
Gitreon" Ont.
Idrrc Diclrson
Tinnins, OnL
lFivi-fnn Hcgglund
Sudbury, Onl.
Gwen Clqrk
Schunqcber, Ont.
Penny Evcrns
Sudbury, Ont.
Eilt Hadu
Sudbury, Ont.
Debnc Cooper
Spccris,h, Ont.
Bosenrcry Crydernqn
S}ead, Ont.
Bqrbartr Deycrmond
Ftrlconbridge, Ont.
Sbeilcr Facer
Sudbury, Ont.
Icrnisse Foutrr.ier
Sudbury, Ont.
Helen Gencris
Burmrcrsh,Ont
Evelyrr Ley
Sudbury, Ont.
Dorothy Longe
. G<rrsol. Ont.
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Bcrbcra McDoncld
Sudbury, Ont.
Bcrrbcrc Lynott
Fclconbridge, Ont.
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Denise McCullough
Sudbury, OnL
Anne Mclsacc
Creighton Mine, Ont.
Sheilcr McKiuon
Nlbrr Lislecrd, ODL
Doreen PrevoEt
Tinmins,
Ont.
Muriel Purcetrl
Monetville, Ont.
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Joqn O'Gormcrn
Erplnolc, Ont.
Jocnne Pcckota
Coniston
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Ilolen Rintamcki
losver LcLE
Beverley Boworth
Fnlconbridge, Ont.
Anne Yewchya
Conieton, Ont.
Shirley Young
LocLerby, OnL
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Jonquil Bcrry
Sudbury, Ont.
Ma:incr Bettiol
Schumcrcher, Onl.
Itcrgcnet Connorg
McKerrow, Ont.
Pctricicr Cormcck
Sudbury,
Ont.
Pculct Bridgmcn
Espcnolc, Ont.
Donncr Cote
Little Current, Ont.
Lolr lurke
Espcnrolc,Ont.
Elizcrbeth Dixon
Wcrren" Ont.
Mcrgcret Clcrk
MoqsE Factory, Ont.
Shcilc Mcry Ennir
Sudbury, Ont.
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Yvette Gcrecu
Espcnolcr, Ont.
Mcrrilyn Gotro
Creighton Mine, Ont.
Shirley Jensen
Sudbury, Ont.
Frcnces Kennedy
Algomcr, Ont,
Helen Kuchanq
Lockerby, Oot.
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Widdilield, Ont,
Rore Mctichul
Sudbury, Out
Beverley Leclcir
Coniston" Ont
Elirqbeth Leicmbe
Levtrck, Ont.
Ctrrole MarkusEon
Sudbury, Ont
Gail MacKdlvic
Iockerby, Ont.
Eileen McGrqtb
Spanis;h, Ont.
M<rrgafot Mct{eil
Tinntn*
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Lillfurn lvtcscicngelo
Sudbury, Oal.
Tbsresc F*er
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Sudbury, OnL
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Sudbury, Ont
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Sudburr, Ont
Notac Shei
Worfnocth, Oat
Violet Tokcryk
€reighton Mina, Ont
Elgidc Ven&crnin
Copper Clifi, OnL
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Elizsbetb S,nith
Algon<r, Ont
Helen Sogcnich
$udbury, Ont'
Dolores Thonson
LevcrcL, Onl.
Cnrn*ontr A'rpta'nce
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..Let the light of your lomps guide your {ootsteps to the perlect
roqd of your voccrtion."
Within the chopel of the Immcculote Hecrt of Mory, Sundoy eveningr,
February 10th, 1957, thirtyJive preclinicol students nectly clod in blue
uniforms crrd white cdps were occepted into our school when they were
presented with the symbolic lomps of the nursing profession, The lcmps
repkrced the trcditionol cupping ceremonies which took pJoce in the hospitol
ot the end ol the precliniccl period'
This impressive ceremony opened ot 7.00 p.m., when the students
entered the chcpel as the choir song "Lody of Light." Hcrving tc*en their
ploces ot the front ol the chopel, they were oddressed by Rev' Fother
Fcnenzenc. At this time, Fcrther reminded them of the true quolities of c
nurse: thot she is not the hard qnd selfish womqn, os olten referred to, but
rother o wholesome, loving, ond understonding individuol who is endeqvouring to serve ond not to be served. To emphosize this, Fother relcrted the
the pc.roble ol the Ten Virgins with their lomps, going lorth to meet the
bridegroom. However, Iive lomps did not bum becqu'se ol insufficient fuel.
In this wcry Fother brought home to us thot nurses ore ct selective group
who connot do iustice to the nursing profession unless their lomps cre buming with love cmd chcnitY.
Our speoker thonked the porents for the up-bringing of their
children to the wonderlul profession. The silver lomps were then lit cnd
presented to the students by the clinicql teqchers: Leonorcr Covollin ond
Elizcrbeth Forbes.
Holding
the burning
lomps before thern, the students recited the
Jeonne Mqnce Pledge dediccting
themselves to o life of devoted
service.
p*oiJ"nt'o Tilnooare
Our formol education is indispensqble to the ottcrining of our scholostic gool.
However, certoinly os importcnrt to our development os individuqls is the worm compcrrionship of our fellows ccndthe constcrrt guidqnce and aid of countless individuqls.
I would therefore, like to extend our
thonks to Sister St. Louis ond to the Sisters
of St. Ioseph lor their pcrtient guidcrrce; to
the Medicol Stoff; to oll within the community who hcrve helped to support the work
oi the Students' Council; crrd to Mr. Gcinor
who wos olwcrys so responsive to our need
Ior q mccn's helping hond.
It wqs o privilege to have been chosen hesident of the Students'
Council. I thonk you not only for the honour of being your president but
crlsofor the lesson in lecdership. I leomed not of the leoder's importcmce,but
ol the importccnceo{ those who support her work. I only hope I wqs qble to
give the student body even cr smcll portion ol oll thot you gcrve to me.
It is time once ogoin in our student qovemment to be out with the
old ond in with the new. Better still in with the new ideos which ore often
strcnge but refreshing.To the new Students' Associcrtionwhich will reploce
the previous form of government I wish the most successi.One mcry rest
ossured thcrtthe wish is not in vcrin for the Associqtion is under the leodership
ol o very oble crnd well chosen executive.
The crttoinment of knowledge is the gool for which we hove
struggled crnd qre struggling from doy to doy. Often, we lose sight of the
sqlient loct thot in the process we qre mcrturing os individuqls os well,
olten seemingly in spite of ourselves.
It wcs just such q situotion which coused Andre Mourois to write
the following quototion, ond in so doing point out the woy we crll must
go in being true to ourselves ond to our common ultimote gool, both crs
students cmd young women.
"Leoming is nothing without cultivoted mcrnners, but when the
two crre combined in s womqn you hove one ol the most exquisite products
of civilizcrtion."
ANNE A. KOTANEN,
hesident, Student Council.
Uo/n*'to*,tr,
Three yeors ogo, we, the groduotes
ol high schooli from vorious poris of the
province, stood trqnslixed in wonder os the
portols of the nursing profession opened to
odmit us - opened to o lile of dedicotion
ond service veiled in the mystery ol cr nurses'
uniform.
How eoger we were to begin our
trcining, qnd now qs the three short yeors of
our lormql nursing educqtion come to on end,
we view in retrospect, not only our individuol
progress but the progress ol nursing in its
entirety.
As we begcrn our coreer we were
impressed by the becrutiful prolession of nursing with its mcny countless opportuhities and
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lcry ohead. Dazzled by the glomour of the
,rrrifo.* we foiled to Ioiesee th-ehours o{ tedious routine, the heavy schedule
of clqsswork ond discipline imposed on the student nurse. All of these,
we now reqlize, hcld their lormoiive inlluence in developing our self-control,
our potience, qnd the high sense o{ duty required of the nurse.
As the yeors of our trcrining drew to completion we sqw thot nursing
c coreer. It is c vocoti6n by which we ossume responsibilities to
thon
more
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the hospitol, to the physicions ond to our potients. In no other sphere -ol
humcrn octivity is tru'e bh.ittiott Chority so ttu".ssoty, qs in the core o{ the
the iu{fering. We begon to leel the thrill of success crt helping g
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leqrned io occept lhe confidence he ploced.in our growing skill
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groduclly downed ond the true dignity of the nurse took on more importcrnce
i-hott *o" evidenced by the white uniforms cmd professioncrlbeoring.
is no longer o simple proctice but cl highly complex pro{esNursing
-germ-ridden
hovels,-in which nursing begcrn,to the modern
sion. From the
joumey.
New methods ol treotment hcve replcrced
no"pit"t todcry ii o long
tfreLta. Requirements o're more demqnding. Hospitol conditions cre dilferent
too. But {un-domentolly there is no reol diiference. Vfhotever the crdvonce of
of nursing remqins unchonged. There con be no crdvqncein
science,the spirit
'Christicnr
Chcnity. It is the wqrmth qnd sincerity ol ncrturol
the spiiit of
suffering.
sympcthy lor humqn
The modern hospitol hcrs grown out of this trodition. The soul ol true
medicol qnd nursing ccie ccn never be other thon Christlike zeol for the
sick ond deep humon sympothy {or one's neighbour. Upon this our trcrining
hqs been pctterned.
Duringr the post decdde nursing educrriion hqs been broqdened
through speciilized iechniques mqde necessory by the_rupid progress of
medisine. Mirocle drugs, mbdem surgery c6d new=tfends in thercrpy hove
quickened the poce ol the nurses' routine. The nurse of todoy hcrs taken
otr o new stqture. She now forms one ol c highly trqined teqm demonding new
skills ond meticulous ccre.
Serious though this responsibility moy be, there is c lighter side to
the nurses' life cn well. The strong strcight fobric oI our student doys hos
been interspersed with mony colorful threcrds - the friendships welded in
doys ol stress - the escopodes ol iree time - the socicrl events. All these
ond more woven into q meoningful pottern tell the story not of dull monotony
but of chqrqcters iormed crnd chostened in the testing fires ol our nursing
educqtion.
With the p<.ssingyeors our poths will leqd us fcr opcrt, but whqtever
the future mcry hold there will olwcrys be the obligcrtion of following the
exomple which hos been" ours. In these doys ol boundless opportunity ond
speciolizotion mqy we be consistent rother thcrn adoptable, steod{ost in
chorqcter, united in principle. Mcry we do credit to the hospitol from whence
we hove come.
Now crswe rejoice in this doy of Groduation, we thonk you honoured
doctors Ior the inspirotion ond pride of prolession you hcve given us. Mcry you
too experiencesqtisfqctionin us - the products ol your prolessionolinterest.
'We
wish to express our si.nce grcrtitude to the Reverend Sisters of
St. Joseph, especioiiy to Reverend Sr. Potriciq, our Administrctor, ond to
Reverend Sr. St. Louis, our Director o{ Nursing.
To the instrudors, supervisors ond other stcrlf members go our
sincere thonks for their potience crnd encourcgement. Eqch of you hos
contributed something ond ony successor qchievement thcrt we mcry expedence in the future, will qlso be shored by you.
Moy we extend o speciol thonks to the Reverend Fqthers for their
direction, excellent teoching ond Sodolity counselling. Through our Sodqlity
our nursing crpostolote hcrs been emphosized more {ully - thcrt is - to
odminister to the spirituol needs of the potient qs well os to the physicul
needs. The sick undersiqnd how humon crid groduolly slips crwcryfrom them.
Even though they qre surrounded, comforted, qnd consoled no one ccrn
reqch into their intimcrte depths. They must suffer their destiny olone. True
help con come only from God - Irom Christ cn:cified, Who sustoins by His
groce gnd elevqtes spirit qnd hecrrt.To ossist the zuffering in their pcrrticipcrtion of the Possion of Christ is our opostolote.
'We
would like to express our gratitude in o speciol monner to our
porents. You
hqve supported us with foith, love, understcmding ond encourqgement. 'We owe cl li{etime to you qnd we qre most crppreciotive. We cre
certoin thcrt you ore hoppy crnd proud to see us receive our diplomcs todcry.
And now we fqce those portols ol our nursing profession once more.
The drecrmy look of the high school student, dcrzzledby o white uniform has
been replcrced by the cqlm qssured gaze of.the nurse. The portcls however,
ore not opening in the some direction. Rqther they ore directing us outwcnd
cnd forwqrd to embroce the world. vfe prcry thot you of Morymount School
oi Nursing qre qs proud of us qs we ore proud to be cr port of you. Mcry God
guide us so thqt we mcry be true to our noble profession, true to our beloved
school ol nusing ond true to the ideols of womcrnhood. Together then we
pledge ourselves to live this dedicotion os we fulfill our ihool motto -
"SERVETHE LORD WrTH lOY"
MARGARETA. WHALEhI.
TO TIIOSE W}TO TIAVE SO GENEROI]SLY ASSISTED US
DURING OUR NITRSING COTTRSE
PI.EASE ACCEPT OITR .BEF":* T GRATITUDE
tvIBS. A. WIIDE
Assisttrnt Director o{ Nursing
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and lvlrs' S. NexqndEa
Miss A. Thorae'
stcnding from left to righi: Ivlisb M. Collins, Mrs. O. Mcschio,
Miss t. Ccrvallin, Ivliss M' Murrcry' Miss E Forbes'
MEDICIIIE
Mrs. W. Dormer
Mrs. W. Wqrus
I![rs. N. Mahon
SITRGENY
Mrs. R. Dincrn
Sister St. Leo
Miss C. OShcrughaessy
OBS1ETRICS AIID FONMUTA BOOM
Miss M. Hcnrahcrn
Mrs. R. Gordon
It4rs. l. Mcsih, Dietiticn
GYNECOTOGYtrI{D PSYCHIATRY
Miss E. Percrult
Sister St. Icnnes
PEDIATHCS
Mrs. I. Pcryne
Sister Miricm
Miss M. Thomcs
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Miss M. Horne
Sister Louis JosePh
Miss A. HcrYes
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ACME PRINIERS UMIIED
164 Elm Street, Eost
Sudbury, Ontorio
With deepest grotitudr
who so generously contributed
Our thanks qre qlso ,
crnd whose nqmes hove not ber
Your kindness wcts sr€
AMIL'S, SATON DE PARIS
Tbo Institute ol BecutY
24 Elgin Street, North
Sudbury, Ontsrio
VIC AUGER EI^ECI?IC
146 Xovier Streei
Sudbury, Ontqrio
DEMARCO BNOS.
Sporting Goods Ltd.
3l Elgin Street, North
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BANNON BNOS.
House Furnishings
123 Durhcrn Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
T}IE T. EATON CO. tTD.
65 DurhomStreet.S.
HENRY BIRTS & SONS IJMITED
Durham crt l,orch
Sudbury, Ontorio
EDWABDS SUDBTTRYIJMITED
69 Elm Street. West
Sudbury, Ontorio
BOBERT BNOWN IJMIIED
62 Cedor Street
Sudbury, Ontcnio
EVANS TTTMBERd BT'II^DERS'
SUPPIY LTD.
l2B Pine Street (ct Subwcy)
Sudbury, Ontorio
BBT'NTON STANI^EY R. d CO.
Chcrrtered Accountant
l0l Durhom Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
His Worship
MAYOR I. I. FABBRO, Q.C.
Sudbury, Ontorio
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
2 Elm Street West
Sudbury, Ontcrio
FACER, SHEA d MOSSOP
Bqrristers
67 Elm Street, Eost
Sudbury, Ontorio
C^INADIAN UQT'ID AJR
COMPAI{Y UMITED
Kelly l.qke Road
Sudbury, Ontorio
CANHNGTON TIIMBER &
BI'II.DERS' SUPPTY tTD.
82 Lome Street
Sudbury, Ontorio
CASSIo,S MOTOR HOTET
& NEST.f,T'RANT
Highwcry 17
I Mile West of Sudbury
CASWEII MOTOR HOIEI
Lockerby, Ontario
CECT'TN'S BAIERY IJMITED
34 Fir l,crne
Sudbury, Ontqrio
CITY DRUG STONE
20 Elm Sireet, Eqsi
Sudbury, Ontqrio
COCIIBANEDTINTOP
NETAIT STONE LTD.
23 Durhom Slreet, South
Sudbury, Ortorio
CBEDIT BITNEf,U OF SI'DBI'BY
22 Elm Streei, Eqst
Sudbury, Oetario
DTBOUS MEN'S WE,AR
96 Elm Street, Ecst
50 Elm Street, Eost
Sudbury, Ontorio
DICf,IE'S DBUG STORE
43 Durham Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
Srr.ll'\rrnr
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FAIRMOTINT SHOE STORE
UMIIED
52 Durhom Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
FATCON SHOE STOBE
38 Elm Street. Eost
Sudbury, Ontcrio
GAMBTE ROBINSON I.TD.
63A' Elm Street, West
Sudbury, Ontcrio
HILL-CI,ARK.FNANCIS tID.
Lumber
68 Lorne Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
HOLTYWOOD SHOPPE IJMIIED
Ladies' Wecrr
64 Durhom-Street. South
Sudbury, Ontorio
IACKSON d BABNABD
Limited
83 Lorch Street
Sudbury, Ontqrio
IACKSON IOHI.I, Photogrrcpher
I0 Elm Street, Ecst
Sudbury, Ontorio
MN. I. E. IENOME
Sudbury, Ontorio
TADIES' AUXIIJARY OF TIIE
SUDBURY GENERAI HOSPITAL
O. R. TAINE - Insurcnce
47 Elgin Street, North
Sudbury, Ontqrio
a
NOROI.IT STEET
rld like to thonk oll the potrons
tlcnymount."
o those potrons who contributed
cioted.
tA MODE PARISIENNE
58 Cedcr Street
Sudbury, Ontorio
I.EVINE'S LADIES' WEAR
52 Durhcrm Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
TOUGHEED FLOWENS
60 Eyre Street
Sudbury, Ontorio
MARYMOT'NT SCHOOI
OF NURSING AII'MNAE
Sudbury Genercrl HosPitcl
McTcMILLAN SPORTSWEAR
74 Cedor Street
Sudbury, Ontcrio
MARY'S TADIES' WEAN
83 Durhom itreet
Sudbury, Ontorio
McIEOD MOTORS
6 EQT'IPMENT tTD.
65 Lcrch Street
Sudbury, Ontorio
TIIE MEDICAT STAFF
oI the Sudbury Generql HosPitcl
METODY MUSIC RADIO
& TEI.EVISION tTD.
45 Durhom Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
MEREDITH-CONNEIIY
MOTORS tTD.
250 Frood Rocd
Sudbury, Ontorio
ROBERT MERNI^EES SHOES
9 Durhom Street, South
Sudbury, Ontqrio
MITCHELL T}IE DRUGGIST
69 Elm Street, Eost
Sudbury, Ontcrrio
MUIRHEAD STATIOIiIERS tTD.
"Complete Office Outfitters"
9 Elm Street, Ecrst
Sudbury, Ontcrio
NATIONAT GROCERSCO. tTD.
18 Cedcr Street
Sudbury, Ontcrrio
TITE NURSERY
78 l.orch Street
Sudbury, Ontcrio
OMER NAULT
Religious Goods
65 Beech Street
Sudbury, Ontqrio
coNsrRucTIoNco. ttD.
5I0 Whissell Street
Sudbury, Ontorio
NOBRIS TUGGAGE cmd LEITIIER NORRIS IUGGAGE
AIVD I.EIfiIER
20 Durhom Street, North
Sudbury, Ontqrio
NOBTHERN EI^ECfiIC CO. LTD.
309 Douglos Street, West
Sudbury, Ontario
PICK FAJN'S I.ADIES' WEAN
l3B Durhcrm Street, South
ond 3 Elm Street, Eqst
Sudbury, Ontqrio
ROSETYN'S I.[DIES' WEAN
78 Cedor Street
FA.E'S MIIJJNEBY
ll3 D-rrham Street
Sudbury, Ontcrio
SCAI.ES d ROBERTS CO. tTD.
9.1 Lome Street
Sudbury, Ontcnio
SITVER BEACH INN
Dcrncing cmd Diningr
Long Loke Rocd
Sudbury, Ontcrio
SII\TERMANS STONE
19 Elm Street, Eost
Sudbury, Ontorio
SIMPSON.SEANS RETAIT
STONE IJMII'ED
120 Durhcrn Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
SNIDER'S FII{E FABRICS
9 Durhom Street, South
Sudbury, Ontqrio
SIIDBI'RY DISTBICT MEDICAL
SOCIETY
Sudbury, Ontqrio
ST'DBIIRY A![D COPPER CUFF
MII.K DISTRIBUTOR'S ASSII
SUDBTIRY MOTORS IJMITED
500 Regent Street, South
Sudbury, Ontcnio
TAMBTYN C. UI'IED
DNUGSTORE
14 Elm Street, Ecrst
Sudbury, Ontoric
IJMTED FTIR COMPAT{Y
25 Elm Street, Eost
Sudbury, Ontqdo
WESTON BAXERIES IJMTTED
98 Edmund Street
Sudbury, Ontorio
WOITE'S STATIONERS
133 Durhom Street, South
Sudbury, Ontorio
I.OOKNG
BACT OEN THE PAST - . .
Since this is the Iirst Yeqrbook edition of The
Morymount School of Nursing, we ore proud to
hcrve with us the lormer Groduates qs c: memoire
ol their trcrinings dcrys.
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'53!
We started in North BcrY,You see.
A few months lcrter we bestirred
Ourselves to Sudbury, where we
translerred;
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Once q month we meet crrew
To exchcmgeour qlumnqe views,
As former grcducrtes we reminisce
On student dcrys - forgotten bliss.
'54 we lelt the lold,
The Iomp of leoming ours to hold;
Three yeors lcrter, we're proud to scry
We're doing our best in every wcry,
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All wishing you well,
Three yecrs wcrs a long, long time.
You've mcrde mcrny friends,
And oll worked hcrd
But now you're of the end ol the line.
'57
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Grcrds we osk of you,
Be proud of your colours of gray qnd blue,
And never forget to be true
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Sr. parnlcx's DANcING
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FASHION SHOW
Presenlction to ME. Wilson
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IN THE GOOD OI.D SI'MMERTIME
PICNIC:
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No summer is complete without cr
picnic. We hod ours crt the compsite
ol the Sisters ol St. Joseph, on Trout
Lcke. Swimming, hiking qnd berry
picking left us fomished ond reody to
enjoy the delicious lunch provided by
the Sisters. A wecry group of student
nurses trudged bclck to the hospitol
qfter qn enjoyoble dcry's outing.
HAY DANCE: Flowered skirts ond plaid shirts were right in line lor the Hcry
Dqnce lcrst summer. Virginio reels, squcre dcrncing ond o tosty
lunch were included in qn eveninq of reql lun.
CORN ROAST: Loke Romsoy's Moonliqht Beoch provided o perfect setting
Ior the seniors' "Second Anniversory Pcnty." Sing-songs qround
o blozing bonfire qnd roosting corn contributed to the evening's
success.
ANNMRSARY
PARTY: The intermediates celebrqted their first onniversory
lost {o1l with o combined "Colypso Porty ond Com Roost"
held of cr summer comp on Loke Romsoy. Two members of
the Alumnoe choperoned this goy pffty.
'57,
WELCOME TEA: We, the closs oI
did receive o worm welcome to our
new home. The welcome teo wos one of the mony wcys by
which the sisters, instructors, stofl ond students mode us feel
crt home here qt the Sudbury Generol Hospitcl. The ouditorium
wos decorcrted in foll colours with crutumn leqves twining
over the wolls crnd stoge curtoins. A poster inscribed wit6
the Jecnne Mqnce Pledge on one woll, the nurses' ccps with
blue, grey cnd block bcrnds (ond the one minus c bond) ond
the kind greetings of the other students mqde us more determined thqn ever to work os hord os possible to be pcnt of this
hospitol's devoted teom.
Anne Kotonen introduced to us Sister Superior, our house
mothers ond q number ol our clinicol instructbrs who welcomed
eoch of us individuoily ofterwcrrds. Mrs. Lodge ond Mrs. Cook
poured teq ot the centre tcrble which wos bequti{ullv decorcrted with {lowers ond cqndles.
Thus, the Iorty-four new "probies" ottended their first sociol
event crt the Sudburv Generql.
DENISEMcCULLOUGH.
IOANNE PACKOTA.
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HALLOWE'EN: Our first presentction to the other members ol the
school wqs the progromme prepored lor l{ollowe'en. The mqin feqture wqs
o pontomime, "An Old-FclshlonedMellerdrommer" followed by vcrriousnegro
spirituols sung by q group of dcrrkened "probies."
We even storred Pct "Libersce"
Cormcrckwith csrdles, George, mother
cnrd oll. Ccrrole. Morkusson expertly
plcryed severql lovely violin selections
for us. The highlight of the eveningt
wqs the selection of the best costume
winners. This intermediote clqss cqrried oll the most originol title, since the entire clcss come os o horem with
Sheila Fqcer qs the rojoh! Dionne Hcrgger, crs qn old mqn, ond Mqrlene Lqine
os the old-time bothing becruty, corried ofl prizes os well. The progrcumme
'59.
ended with the singino of the closs song by the clcss ol
INITIATION OF THE CLASS OF'59: We knew it hod to ccme sooner
or loter! Such things qre never lelt out! But how would those crcrfty intermediqtes qnd seniors go crbout it? It did not take long to find out. Our fcrte
wqs to be determined the following Wednesdoy evening, we discovered. We
were told thqt there wqs to be a meeting held in the Stcflord Residence
lounge thot pcrticulcn evening ond the other students said thot we must
crttend crrd roll ccll would be token
Thot evening, unlnown to the
residents ol the Stofford, we observed
from our 7th lloor windows severol
of the girls pulling iecrns over their
bcthing suits (in October?). lhis, then,
definitely wqs the nigrht of our initiction. Six ol us decided to put oll our
drqwers crnd linen in our locked closets so thot invasion of our roorr.o
would be minimized on this "night of
nights."
At the Stolford, we "probies" squotted on the floor, our seniors
occupying the chcrirscrnd couches. A grcmd disploy lollowed crt our expense.
Rememberthe egg shompoosond egg fociols (row eggs, no less!), the mud
pocks (reol mud)? Then there were the stories, songrsond poems composed
on the spur ol the moment, imitcrtions of our hero, Elvis, cmd so onl The intermediqtes hcrd cr testing ground in the bqsement of the Stafford, too. This
included ice cdld showers, o porridge foot both, o quick crcrwl through cr
bluish slush (seen through my blindfold) qnd o blind hop through thin air
to hecrvenonly knows wherel Some ol us were co-operctive crnd screcrmedto
terrify the others.
Initicrtion is one thing no one con escrcrpebut it leoves the memory
of o good time. This initiqtion gqve us the opportunity to meet other students
with the reolization of the mcrry good times we would spend togelher in the
coming yeqrs"
MARGE CLARK.
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ST'MMER PRELT'DEOF FT,SHIONS
On the evening of lvftcry2, 1957, qt 8.00 p.m., ot the Sudbury Librcuqg
Auditorium, the Morymount School of Nursing presented o loshion show;
"Summer Prelude ol Fcshions". Feqtured were gqy summer lrocks, cll
weother cocrts, crnd sports weor from lrene's Lodies' Wecn; beoutiful fur
stoles and jockets lrom United Furs; fcrshionoble motemity wecn from the
Stork Shop; ond the show=steqler, the modern ond Fifth Avenue in children's
wecr lrom the Nursery.
A very interested cnd lorge qudience lilled the ouditorium, crpplouding the efforts of the models, crnd lcrughing ot the cntics o{ the children.
hoceeds of this prdeds were deposited into the Student's Council
Bcmk Account crnd will be used to send students to the vqrious conventions
such os the R.N.A.O. Convention held in Toronto, Ontorio, ond the S.S.C.A. in
Chicogo, in August.
Mcry we extend cr most sincere thonk you to Mrs. B. Wilson, who
guided us so expertly in our endecrvour, from the time our Foshion Show
wcrs "just cnr idecl"
We cne olso very grotelul for the generous contributions
thouqht, plonning ond donotions on the port of Mrs. C. Moyle.
ol time,
Althougrh the fincrncicrl returns were not overwhelming, our united
effort to provide omusement, singing, music crnd variety ol costume to cr
receptive qudience wos most rewcrding.
BEVERLEYROWOR.ITT,
Convener.
An integrcl pcrt of our musicloving life wcrs fostered by Mrs.
Chrissie Nemis. Her weekly visit to
our school with her refreshing, exhubercnrt mcrnner, mode our lcrynxes
vibrcrte beyond their usual crbility.
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Mony thcmks, Mrs. Nemis for
guiding us through th9 glory of c:
Christmcs seqson, with cqrols for
every toste; for directing our energies T.V.-word with St. Potrick selections thot brought wqrmth to mony
heqrts; for encourqging our {eeble
crttempts at providing grcrducrtion music. We do sincerely crpprecicte your
mcrry kindnesses to us, particulcrly in your becutiiul selections lor chopel
singing.
Indeed music hoth chorms, qnd our heorts vibrote in loving grotitude
crs you,shqre those chcrrrs with us.
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Christmcs Dtmce
one higrhlight of every christmos seosons' Festivities is the Annuol
Christmos Donce sponsored bi the Alumnqe. Dcmcing this yecrr wos qt the
Copper Clifl ltolion Club to the music of Art Gimpoli qnd his orchestro. This
dcnrceprovided one of the lew opportunities for the doctors, groducrte nuffies
crnd students to minqle sociolly.
Individuql clcrssporties olso odded to the Christmos excitement. At
eoch porty, o Christmqs gift from the Sisters, wos just qnother ol their mony
wonderlul gestures towords the students.
IT'MOR CIIBISTMAS PARTY
Following the trodition of former yeors crt Christmcrs, our clcss
sponsored o porty for the underprivileged children of one of the city's
seporcrteschools. The children ronged {rom those in grode one up to ubout
five ond numbered neorly twenty.
Enough gifts were donoted to pro'
vide eqch child with three presents
eoch. Dolis, clothing crrd sewing sets
Ior the girls, guns cmd holsters crnd
toys Iot the boys. Sqntq Clqus mqde
cr surprise visit cmd there were spcrkling eyes crnd excitement gcrlore os he
distributed the presents.
Eqch student "odopted" one of our
Iittle visitors ond the ice was broken
immedicrtely. At the end ol the olterT
noon there wqs c greot scromble for
eocts, presents, qnd c little brother or
sister. Finolly they were ushered bcck
to school by two students, with prom:
ises to return.
who hod the most fun thqt oftemoon, the students
It is debotoble
'We
were reolly thrilled ot seeing their loces light up as they
or the children.
opened their griftsond plcyed with them.
Giving is so much more sctisfying thon receiving.
UNIFONM DANCE
Streomers,cupids, ond heorts were the setting for our Annuql Dqnce
which wos held this yeor on St. Vclentine's Day. The evening of festivity
wqs held in honour ol the Junior Students following their Acceptcrrce
Ceremony.
Sing-songs, buffet lunch, doncing to the lotest records higrhlighted
the evening.
WINTOB SPORTS
Sev'erql students, this yeor, were very interested ond crctive in
bosketboll. hcrctice wos held every Mondoy ot 6.30 p.m. in the gryrnncrsium
ot St. Chcnles' College, during the winter seqson.
One gome took us to St, ]oseph's
College in North Boy. Excitement wqs
the key note of this gome. Former College graduotes were hcrppy to displcry
their prowess on home ground, ond to
ensure support, brouht other student
nurses olong to pcrrticipcrte. It was
debotoble which wqs enjoyed the
most - the gome - the cheering lunch ofterwords - or the trip
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Other sports-minded students porticipoted in bodminton, bowling
ond skiing throughout the yeor. The gift ol o lovely ping pong toble from the
Medicol Slcrffwos a grecrtqsset in providing lriendly chollenges in the Stofford
Residence.
SQUANE DANCING
Sguore doncing wcrs held eoch week during_ the winter in the
hospitql's beoutifully lurnished quditorium. Lessons in modem squcre-doncing
were provided by Mr. ond Mrs. S. Croig. It wos cr novel experience for those
students crnd theii escorts who porticipoted'
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Deqr Sodolists:
It is the nqture of mqn to qdmire ond imitote others. Persons cre
qdmired crnd imitoted sometimes becquse of their ingenuity or industry. This
is very evident in the world todcy with its fon clubs, commerciol use ol
nqmes ond outogrcphed pictures.
For mony, these prominent Iigures of radio, television ond sport ore
idols ond models. However, we know thct public {crvour is usuolly very
short lived. Further we reqlize thot such populority is usuolly restricted to
r)ne counrry, or even to one pcrt of the country. We olso reqlize thot oll
too often their lives crre infcrmous, o positive disgrcce.
The world is looking for o model ond idol. This model must cppeol
to every rqce qnd country. This model must be such thot its populcrity must
not be lost within o Iew short months. The world needs c model thqt will
stond for crdmirqtion, cnd imitotion for oll people crnd for all time.
You deor sodolists hove thot
first Good Fridoy crt the {oot of the
sodcrlists, we hqve been endeqvouring
we know thqt it is the only woy thot
''TO
model. She hos given to you on the
Cross, "Son behold thy Mother." As
to model our lives qlter hers becquse
we con corry out the Sodolity motto,
IESUSTHROUGHMARY."
As the world is lost in its secrrchingfor o model, let us be loyol
children ol Mcry. Let us stcy with our model Ior we know the only woy to
be hoppy is to model our lives qlter hers. She is the one ond only model who
cqn lecrd us to her Divine Son.
She is "Our tqinted noture's solitqrv boost."
FATHERG. J. SULLIVAN,
REVEREND
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QUAIJTY,
NOT QUANTITY
This wos the oim o'f the Sodolity of the Immcrsulcrte Hecrrt o{ Mary
in our school this yeor. Weekly meetings were held under the skilllul guidqnce oi Reverend Fother Sullivon, our Director.
Although the membership wos smqller, the outstonding spirit crnd
inierestlof the members brought obout vqried qnd extensive projects. Activities
were cqrried out under two clqsses: the unit system qnd committees. The unit
system, which was odopted this yeor, brought the Sodolists closer together,
thus creqtinq vivid enthusiqsm. In this system, projects were subdivided into
opostolic ond spirituol plctforms.
The spirituol ospect
those qround her. Reverend
visited our school ond spoke
Sodolist lives her dedicotion
deolt with the soncti{icotion of the Sodalist crnd
Fother Daly, Nationcl Director ol the Sodcrlity,
on the Sodolity woy ol life, stressing how q true
to Jesus through Mory.
The opostolic plotlorm wcrs qctive under such projects cs collecting
stqmps for foreign missions; selling religious Christmos cords with the theme
of bringing Christ bock into Christmos, ond moking o study ol the Cotholic
Concept ol leisure. Teoching the children on Pediotrics their proyers ond
Cotechism provided o novel ond interesting lield for the cpostolote.
The committees, consisting of the Apostolic, Social, Publicity, Our
Lody's qnd Euchqristic committees held monthly meetings.'Results were seen
in the publicotions of the "Sodclity Mirror," which seemed to be opprecioted
by our qlumnqe qs well os by our students. An educqtionol feqture wcri
provided by Reverend Fother Forrell's filrn, "White Feothers of Africc."
The highlight of the yeqr wqs q week ol Sodclity Counselling held
in our ouditorium in Morch. This inspiring week wqs culmincted by o dcy of
recollection crnd Benediction of the Blessed Sqcrcrment. It wqs a pleosure to
welcome guests from neighbouring sodclities to our evening lectures by
distinguished sodolity directors qs well qs to our ciosing banquet. Moy we
express our deepest groti.tude to Reverend Fothers Deloney, Sheq, Fqrenzenq,
Donnelly, Silvester ond Sullivon {or their generosity, understonding und
guidonce.
The Queen of the Sodolity wqs crowned on Sundcy, May 12, prior
to the reception o{ three new members into the Sodolity, who mqde their
temporory qct of consecrqtion of this time. A proyerful welcome is extended
to Morilyn Gotro, Helen Kuchmq ond Elgi Vendrqmin.
A deiinite move to improve the quolity ol our Sodclity is the
sending af two members to the Summer School ol Cotholic Action. We qre
groteful to our Student Associqtion lor their generous finonciol contribution,
in ossisting us to send Betty Smith ond Morilyn Gotro os delegotes.
The future of the
yeor hos been q ful ond
those connected with it.
Mosciongelo qnd Morilyn
Sodolity looks very bright ond promising. This post
successful one in the lives ol the members ond qll
With our new executive Bettv Smith, Lillian
Gotro, we hope to strengthen our spiritucl bonds.
Through constont devotion to Our Blessed Mother's Sodolity, mcry
we be brought closer to her Son ond to life everlcrsting.
DOROTHY LONGE.
HOSPITAL
VISITORS
This will every surgeon sqY
"Visitors should stoY awcY'
Don't stond whisperinq in the hcrll;
Just now thot won't helP ot oll.
Trust me. Soon cs I ccn tell,
You will know thot cll is well.
"This {or everyone is best
Give the pctient needed rest.
Alwoys keep remembering
Tolk is o disturbing thing.
Pen cr note or flowers serrd,
Thot's the wcy to be q iriend.
"Kindness ccrn be overdone
Thon too much, is better none.
If to visit you should go,
Smile ond soy cr glad hello
Then withoui explcining why,
Just qs quickly soy good-bye.
"Never try owoke to keep
One who ought to go to sleep.
In the room don't plccn to stoy;
Greet your {riend ond go crwcry.
Setter not to go ct crll,
Thcrn too long to moke your coll."
CYCIE
THE BACTERIOTOGICAI
BAIL
The goy Bocillus,.to goin her glory,
Once gove q Bcll in o Loborotory
It doesn't dqte me when I scrY
We didn't do that in mY doy,
Thot student nurses whom I see
Just oren't what they used to be'
For I remernber it wcts so
Thot older nurses, long ogo,
Sighed to students whom they knew,
"Whot is nursing coming to?"
No doubt the students now qs well,
Will somedoy find thot they must
tell
The students who will listen then
"You ought to hcrve.known
nursinq when!"
NOTHING would be done ot oll il
o mon woited until he could do it
so well thot no one would find fqult
with it.
- Ccrdinot Newmon.
TINTO THE TOST
A strcnger, doshing into q house
in qnswer to q womon's screoms,
found, q frightened mother who
exploined thcrt her son hqd swdllowed c nickel. The stronger $abbed the child by his leet qnd shook
him vigorously. The coin fell from
the boy's mouth.
"Doqtor," the womon gcsped, "It
certoinly wos lucky you hcppened
by. You knew just how to get thot
nickel out of him."
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Mr. Mellor
The Fete took ploce on
o coverglcss
'Where
vulgor germs
could not hcrqss
Only the cultured were
invited
For microbe cliques oll
were united.
They closely shut the Ballroom doors
To cll the germs contoiningr Spores.
The Stcphylococci lirst orrived,
To stond in groups they oll contrived.
The Diplococci ccme in twos;
In they cqme two by two.
The Streptococci took greot poins
To secit themselves in grcceful
choins.
The.Pneumococci, stern ond horrghty
Declcred the Gonocoe"rr" noug:hty-;
$n-d sgid they would not come o:t qil,
If the Gonos were present ot the Boll.
The Fete begcn, the mirth rcrn hicrh
Without c thought of donger nig:h.
.bqch germ enjoyed himself that
night.
Without feor ol
Phogocyte.
'Twqs
getting lqte, crnd
some were looded
When, Bongl The Formoldehyde exploded,
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And drenched the hoppy
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_. doncing moss.
Thqt swqrmed thct foted coverg-loss
Not -one survived, but perished'
oil,
-Boll.
At thot Bccteriologicol
"l'm not q doctor, Modqm," replied the stronger. "I'm q collector
of internql revenue."
Dr. Wilson: "Nurse, hove you seen
c cleft pclcte?"
Junior Student: "No sir! But I'll
look for one in the cupboard."
E?OM BED TO WOBSIE
The doctor's office woiting
room
Is smcll, compoct qnd so orronged
Thot confidences, mogozines
And viruses mcry be exchonged.
BIENNI.AI
CONVENITON
OF TTIE CANADIAN
NT'NSES' ASSOCIATION
It wos my privilege to qccompony shirley wilson to the_Bienniol
in June, 1956. With many other student nurses, we resided at the University
ol Monitobo, where we shqred views, prepcred discussions Lor Buzz sessions,
ond thoroughly enjoyed heoring qbout other troining schools.
Mony impressions remoin with me of the wonderful speakers,-broad
knowledge, interesting octivities, with which we cqme in contqct - of these
I will mention just cr Iew.
we were told thot "Good public relotions must begin ot the bedside,
in order to interpret nursing to the nqtions" - olso "You rnoy wolk clone bUt
you mqy never mqrch olone." One speoker exploined thct in our present dcry
worfors we cre no longer lighting ogcrinst qtom bombs qnd H bombs, but
rother ogoinst idecrs qnd ideols. He stressed clso the necessity of_developing
c strong personol Philosophy of life to combot the donger of Communism
which infiltrctes into our thinking ond weokens the Individuol's soul life.
We wish to thcrnk the students who voted for us os representcrtives.
We crre qlso most groteful to the Women's Auxiliory of the Sudbury Genercrl
Hospitcl for linqncing the triP.
ADA CAI@O.
ANNUAT R.N.A.O. COI',I\IENTION
On April lOth, 1957,we, qs representotivesof the Mcrry:noYntSchool
of Nursing, *.." ott our wqy to the three doy Annucl R'N'A.O. Convention
held ot the Royol York Hotel in Toronto.
Throughout the full progrqmme we heqrd of the vcnious lields of
nursing thot ore open to graduote nurses. The essentiolsof-a g-oodnurse wete
summdrized {cr us in th}ee words - wormth, cqlm ond ef{icienry.
A pcnel discussion ccrlled "Doors cqn be opened" gove c full history
of c poropLgic potient, including her personol impressions of nurses. Other
highlights *6.t o discussion on Hypothermis, the speciol student sessions,
the ponel discussions on dilferent qreqs of nursing.
Entertoinment wqs provided in the form of crn qlternoon tecr of St.
Michoel's Nurses', Residence, followed by cr tour of the hospitol. we olso
enjoyed the crnnuol bonquet, with Mr. Mox Ferguson os guest speoker.
Our trip wqs most memorqble ond profitcble. We would like to
extend our thonks to oll those who mcrde it possible.
CAROL STEPHEN
SHEILAMcKINNON.
TO TIIE SISTERS OF ST. IOSEPII
To the Sisters we owe our deepest thqnks
For oll the help through the yeors
Potient they were, when we were up to our pronks;
To them we give three cheers
Their kindness, pcrtience, qnd guidonce too,
Hcve helped us olong the wcry
To you crll we scry I'mqy God Bless You,"
For our hoppiness todoy.
THE GRADUATES OF '57
TO OUA DOCTORS
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Dr. Bruce loclficrrt cnd
Dr. Ccmreron
Dr. Myctt
Some doctors hove a speciol trqit
So often used for womon boit
A few ol these stond out so clecrr
Thct we'll remember'tho' fcn or necrr.
DR. MYATT - os our fqvourite medic
To him we run to remove our oppendix
The lolliest mqn we hqve ever known
Our thonks to you for the kindness you've
snown.
DR. WALKER - olthough gone, the smile
qnd the wink ore not forgotten.
DR. DAVIDSON - for his kind mqnner ond
thot shrugging shoulder.
DR. POWER - its those long eyeloshes.
DR. FYFE - for his humour cnd big eyes
enhonced when viewed over the
qnesthetist's mcrsk.
DR. MITCHELL - we'll olwcrys picture him
in his rqccoon coqt.
DR. LONGMORE - Ior his quorterbock
shoulders ond long postponed S.M.R.
DR. KYLE - Ior his grecrtness - o greot
heart, o greot mind, sheltered in on
equolly greot humcm physique.
DR. CAMERON * no need for qnoesthesic
Your voice olone puts them in ectqsia
"And in q dreom they rocrm."
DR. MADOR - for his blinking eyes.
DR. WILSON - os Sudbury's onswer to
Hollywood's Yule Bryner.
DR. PEARSALL - for keeping us hcrppy
with his whistling cnd singing.
DR. DIXON - for the honours yrnr shored
with us qt Grqducrtion.
DR. FOERSTER- his peoceJoving,noture.
DR. BRUCE LOCKHART - his mcrvellous
closses - and methods of study.
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TO OUN DOCTORS
Doctors ore exceptionol people. They cqn love everyone ond no
one. They con diognose qt cr miie distonce, <rnd still be the iirst to scy "I
don't know."
Doctors rqnge in size from lorge economy to short cuts in vqrious
directions.
They like most things; dogs, children, books, Iishing, sport cors, the
odd pcrty ond lots of potients.
They ore usuolly in q rush, dither, temper tqntrum, good mood,
new cor or white coor.
They olwcys
hcrndsome.
qppeqr
to be disgusted, thinking,
busy, tired or
They like the leost - people who know just o little obout medicine,
drug solesmen, neurotics crnd night colls.
They usuolly hove nice homes, smori children, q heqdqche or
heqrt condition crnd a loving wife.
They ore in doubt os to li{e in generol, the use of nurses, peoples'
sickness, whot doy it is ond if they cqn or not.
They ore omused ot Bob Hope, crobby supervisors, true stories,
George Bernqrd Show cnd students.
They ore conlused by foreign lcrngucges, boby
P.S.l., stonding orders ond politics.
tolk, ontibiotics,
They remember the nome ol their best friend, good jokes, medicql
terminology ond their iroternity yell.
In {uture they would like io iind a cure lor everything, own q Ccdillqc, remember the wife's birthdoy, go to Floridcr, be chief of stofl crnd have
more children.
Doctors ore not only exceptionol, they ore the one hope in on
emergency. They ore the only confidont ol our deepest secrets. Our doctors
are the most potient, kind, sympothetic ond underpcid people in the world.
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Our eyes ore misty
As we soy {crewell
To the troining thot's flown,
Now is the time when we reolize
The hoppy moments we've known.
Deor Mcrrymount qs we follow our
stqr
We'll be lqithful qnd true
And remember wherever we qre
How proud we cre ol you.
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And to fly out in life on our own
But our thoughts will remain
When the clouds tum to rain
With the ploce we've so often called
home.
Through the yeors qll'of our souvenirs
lVill be corried clong
Whct we've Ieomed here
Will not discrppeor
After we've gone
All our thcnks we would like to soy
To those who hqve shown us the woy.
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otee Fridcry on Colvory, qs in o hospitol word,
Three men loy dying - omong them, our Lord.
'Twas the worst case ol neglect that
wcs ever recorded,
These potients whose pcin Pilote hcd ordered.
On three hord beds in the shcpe of c Cross,
Without pillow or blcrnket, no nurse would endorse.
Now the One in the center our qttention should claim;
Jesus of Nqzqreth, the chort gove His nctrne.
A ccrrdioc condition, exqminers find Excessive love for the whole ol mqnkind.
Now you who qre nurses, just listen to this;
Unsterilized noils pierced His leet cnd His wrists,
And whqt crbout this for cruel medication?
Vinegor ond goil were His lips' levicrtion.
His bock men wounded by blows ond welts,
Yet no soothing ointment relieved the hurts,
No cold compress wos cpplied to His eyes;
The world's greotest lover just hongs ihere ond dies.
Not cr groin of morphine, not a toumiquet set
As Mcry's Son slowly bleeds to deoth.
The chort then concluded, cs further we see,
"The sod Mqn from Nozcneth died about three."
His loved ones rnournfully went their wcry His Mother, Mogdolene, qnd ]ohn so they soy.
Now don't blome the Jews for this lrightful neglect;
rOur sins did it qll; our sins do it yet.
This treatment of Christ demonds repcrotion,
It fqlls to you nurses of this generotion.
Whenever you see qnyone in pcin
Just mcke believe it is Colvcry <rgoin.
And do for the potient whot you wish they hcrd done
For the Mqn in the center, the Innocent One.
It wil thrill His ongels, it will plecse Him too;
'til
life's work is through.
|ust keep at it girls,
And when ofter deqth your soul mounts on high
God will "cqp" you ogcin in His home in the sky.
And on Judgement Dcry then heoven you'll win
Becouse nursing your po'tient you re<rlly nursed Him.
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THE NTTBSE'SDINY
To give c hcnd to those in distress
To smooth cr pillow to oid them in rest
To lcry cr cool hond on cr fevered
brow
-this is our duty.
To walk upright when others moy loll
To be loithlul in things both greqt
ond smqll
To go quickly when the pctients mcry
coll
-this is our duty.
To help dry sorrow's teqrs <rwqy
To mcke hoppier someone's life today
To scqtter llowers - not thorns on the woy
-this is our duty.
To greet the infont when iirst he sees
lisht
To show him the love thqt will stcnt
him out right
To gucnd cnd protect him with oll of
our might
-this is our duty.
To whisper cl proyer for q lile nearly
spent
To soy the right word of comfort
-well meont
To closp the hcnd when God's
messenger'ssent
-this is our duty.
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Unusual opportunities with new experiencel
and interesting carreersare op€n to Graduate
Nurses in the Canadian Army. They will be
enrolled as Nursing Sistersand will be stationed
at Army estirblishmentsboth here in Canada
and overseas.
Army nursing, in addition to regular staff
duties,permitsspecializationin the various fields,
such as teaching and supervision, nursing
administration, public health, and operating room
technique and management.
Applicants who are acceptedby the Army
will be granted regular or short servicecommissions
in the Royal Canadial Army Medical Corps and
will receiveRegular officer pay rates, allowances
for officers' uniforms, food, living accommodation,
30 days' annual leave with pay, and other benefits.
If you are a RegisteredNurse, under 35
preferably,with one year's graduateexperience,and
a Canadiancitizen or British subject,write now
for full information to:
Area Medical Officer
Central Ontario Area
Ortoaa Barracks, Oakville, Ont.
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