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St. Michael s Hospital School of Nursing AlumnaeTORONTO, CANADASixty-sixthAnnualGRADUATION EXERCISESST.MICHAEL’SSCHOOLOFHOSPITALNURSINGT orontoMonday, May30th, I960
APage TwoTHENEWSDECEMBER, 1960ST. MICHAEL'S HOSPITAL GRADUATION EXERCISESConvocation Hall, May 30, 1960Address byREV. JOHN M. KELLY, C.S.B., President, St. Michael's CollegeSome three years ago I first met this group ofyoung ladies when they began their course at St.Michael’s Hospital School of Nursing. It is a greatpleasure and honour to salute them today, on theoccasion of their graduation.They probably have mixed feelings today. Theyare glad to have finished, as everyone is happy tohave completed successfully a job they set out todo. They probably have some nostalgic feelings also,for, in spite of the rigours of apprenticeship. I’msure they have been happy years. In any case theyare well aware today at they haven’t really finishedanything. They have only reached the end of thebeginning of their lives of nursing.They are beginning life in an ancient andhonourable profession and I can say of them whatcan be said of the medical profession in general,viz. that society expects more of them than it doesof the average run of citizen. Their training hasprepared them to meet this higher standard. Thereare two things that the School of Nursing is pre pared to say of them today.(a) They know something — and because theydo they are worthy of the public’s confidence andtrust.(b) They are something. They have been sub mitted to a moral and personal discipline, designedto eliminate self-centeredness from their lives; andon this score they are presented to you today asyoung people dedicated to a career of service tomankind.And it is here that we are face to face withwhat constitutes the greatest dignity and nobility ofthe nurse, her consecration and devotion to othermen.Nurses don’t deal just with bodies, or parts ofbodies. They deal with people, human persons.They don’t minister to just physical needs but hu man needs and personal needs. And since theydeal with persons, they deal with the highest, mostnoble and most important beings in the entire uni verse. They deal with life, but it is not just organiclife or vegetable life; it is human life. While it istrue that their proper concern is one aspect ofhuman life, it remains always human life. Theydon’t deal with bodies. They deal with men. Andanyone who knows very much about men knowsthat they are very complex unities which resist divi sions under penalty of death or madness. Men aremen and not bodies or souls or spirits. Each aspectof man affects the whole man, each part has reper cussions in the whole. It is these whole personswhom nurses serve and not, as some suppose,artificially and unrealistically truncated and sepa rated parts.They deal with life in one of its dimensions butthey are brought face to face with the other dimen sions of life, for here the dimensions are insepar able from each other.And just because she is dealing with human life,the nurse is afforded an opportunity of understand ing it better. She has an opportunity to escape oneof the great banes of existence, the temptation toshallowness and superficiality. She, more than most,should become acquainted with the worthwhilenessof human life. Indeed her whole life is a declara tion of the worthwhileness of man and life and it isprecisely because of this reason that a nurse shouldbe a living reassurance to other people, a cause ofjoy, and a guarantee of dignity.A nurse will see men at their best but also attheir worst, for sickness brings out what is in a man.She can be an aid to greatness, frequently she mightbe the means of escape from smallness, resentmentand despair.Today, as you graduate from your novitiate andtake your place as a full-fledged member of yourprofession, I should like to assure you of the nobilityof your profession. It will have its humdrum aspect;it will have its routine; it will have its sorrows; itwill have its rewards and joys. It is a life and allthese things characterize life. But at the centre ofthem all you will, if you keep your eyes and heartsopen, find greatness and mystery, and your livesshould never be dull.There are just two counsels which I should liketo leave with you:(a) Always try to maintain a standard of excel lence. A false interpretation of the meaning ofdemocracy has made deep inroads into our society.It amounts to saying that the least common denom inator is good enough. The traditional and indeedthe only acceptable meaning of democracy is thatthe best should be available to all. Never be satis fied with just getting by. Eschew the mediocre per formance. Be convinced that, if what you do isworthwhile doing, it is worthwhile doing well. Avoidthe shoddy performance. This is the only way of
DECEMBER, 1960THEescape from boredom and even vulgarity, (b) Havea sense of humour. We are really not human unlesswe possess this faculty. Man is the only risible ani mal, which means that of all the things on earth,we alone can laugh.(i) Learn to laugh at yourself. This is anotherway of saying don’t take yourselves too seriously.I said earlier that nurses should be unselfish. Thisreally means that they should be able to transcendtheir own littleness and, from this higher point ofvantage, be amused at their own vanities.(ii) If you have a sense of humour you won’tNEWSPage Threemistake the unimportant for the important or viceversa.Humour has been defined as the recognition ofthe juxtaposition of the incongrous — (unimportantpeople in important jobs, making mountains out ofmolehills, headaches taken as mortal catastrophes)— You will have to have this to maintain yoursanity. The humanistic ideal is to have a soundmind in a sound body. Presumably as nurses youwill do the best you can to have this latter and ifyou keep your sense of humour, you will have theformer.THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 36.37.38.39.Sister Mary Ian .Toronto, OntarioSister Mary John .Toronto, OntarioMary Elston .Toronto, OntarioMary D'Andrea .Welland, OntarioFrances Moore .Barrie, OntarioMary Louise Boland .Toronto, OntarioSandra Ford .Montreal, QuebecPatricia Tierney .Toronto, OntarioHanorah Murphy .Mount Forest,OntarioMary Bradley .Sudbury, OntarioLascilla D'Arcey .Markdale, OntarioJoan Dewan .Toronto, OntarioAnne Piette .Penetanguishene,OntarioMary Frances LaPlante . Barrie, OntarioFay Brundage .Toronto, OntarioEvelyn Bauernhuber .Welland, OntarioStella Peplinskie.Cobden, OntarioBeverley Andrecheck .Toronto, OntarioCarmel Peplinskie .Cobden, OntarioPatricia Palmer .Toronto, OntarioNancy Alcock .Toronto, OntarioHelen Heeney .Toronto, OntarioBetty Binkley .Penetanguishene,OntarioMarguerite Yeo .Toronto, OntarioLillian Spreitzer .Timmins, OntarioBarbara Morton .Knoxville, TennesseeClaudia Lippert .Kitchener, OntarioCarol Cook .Toronto, OntarioCarol Ann Waller .Toronto, OntarioMary Tresa .KOpuskasing, OntarioMary Jane Clark .Port Carling, OntarioCatherine Toner .Niagara-on-the-Lake,OntarioMary Lloyd .Toronto, OntarioJean Johnstone .Midland, OntarioMary Alexis McCauley Outremont, QuebecBeverly Richards .Aylmer, QuebecMelinda Clarke .Toronto, OntarioMaureen Banning .Timmins, OntarioElizabeth Grof .Toronto, 4.55.56.57.58.59.60.61.Frances Martin .Montreal, QuebecLorraine Daouphars .Toronto, OntarioVivian Gervais .Gogama, OntarioMaureen Fox .Welland, OntarioHilda Shea .Toronto, OntarioMaureen McCartney .Toronto, OntarioMargaret Ann Flanagan . Richibucto,New BrunswickRosemary McGinn .Orillia, OntarioFrances Ann Evans .Sudbury, OntarioCharleen Barry .London, OntarioMaureen West .Newmarket, OntarioElizabeth Brydie .North Bay, OntarioMary Elizabeth Enright Toronto, OntarioDenise Bergevin .Smooth Rock Falls,OntarioMary McGahern .Campbell's Bay,QuebecCarol Davis .Toronto, OntarioElizabeth Cramp .Dundas, OntarioDineen Mclnnis .Thorold, OntarioLouise Dupuis .Cap-Pele,New BrunswickJoan Partridge . Barrie, OntarioMary Brooks .New Liskeard,OntarioBeverly Risto . Niagara Falls,OntarioTHE NEWSPublished by the Alumnae Association of the St. Michael'sHospital School of Nursing, Toronto, OntarioALUMNAE NEWS EXECUTIVEMiss Gwen Ferguson — PresidentEditorLaura McGurk, '32.91 Dewbourne Ave., RU. 2-1873ReporterAugustine Bourdon, '26.8 Windsor Ave., OX. 4-3717TreasurerMiss E. Drum.136 Avenue Rd., Apt. C, WA. 3-1851
Page FourTHE62. Claudette Brunelle .Lafontaine, Ontario63. Ann Atreo . Toronto, Ontario64. Judith Tweedle . Sault Ste Marie,Ontario65. Patricia Nazar .Glenboro, Manitoba66. Mary Murphy .Lindsay, Ontario67. Rosalie Robitaille .Lafontaine, Ontario68. Lydia Biberovich .Ottawa, Ontario69. Helen Colder .Maple, Ontario70. Kathleen Stinson .Melancthon, Quebec71. Dorothy Tyler .Montreal, Quebec72. Margaret Reilly .Toronto, Ontario73. Carole Crawford .Manotick, Ontario74. Lucille Nadon .Sturgeon Falls,Ontario75. Monique Leduc .Kirkland Lake,OntarioAgnes Faraci .Toronto, OntarioMary Harcourt .Toronto, OntarioMarilyn Fenn .Toronto, OntarioMaria LaVieille .Toronto, OntarioPatricia Deane .Toronto, OntarioAda Gagnon . Peterborough,76.77.78.79.80.81.OntarioSuzan Filion .Maxville, OntarioMary Carpenter .Toronto, OntarioMay McEown Walker . Simcoe, OntarioEmily Frey .Whitelow, AlbertaBarbara Porter .North Bay, OntarioMary LaRush .Oshawa, OntarioRosemary Hales .Toronto, OntarioGrace Meehan .Lindsay, OntarioJacqueline Noon .Callander, OntarioSheila Lemmon .Barrie, OntarioJoan Rohaly .Welland, OntarioGail Robillard . Falconbridge,Ontario94. Marsha Murphy .North Bay, Ontario95. Frances Taylor .Brantford, Ontario96. Leona Muir .Toronto, Ontario97. Patricia Meldazy .Toronto, Ontario98. Diane Davidson .Kapuskasing,Ontario99. Elizabeth Reid .Toronto, Ontario100. Ann Elaine Stevens .Sudbury, Ontario101. Mary Holm .Geraldton, Ontario102. Shirley Anne McCarthy Sudbury, EMBER, 1960NEWSNOTESFront page news from the Winnipeg Tribuneshowed a picture of Betty Lou Irwin Pitura, 1959graduate assisting the mayor and officials at theopening of the Community Chest Drive in Winni peg. Betty Lou is actively engaged in V.O.N. workthere. We are glad and proud that she has thecommunity spirit.Betty Lou’s mother, Kathleen Darragh Irwin, weremember entertained us with a spectacular FashionShow last year.Steven Sherwood, son of Marjorie Allen Sher wood ’51 was crowned the grand champion of theCanadian National Exhibition baby show.Our congratulations!From a letter to Kay Guys from Rita HeffermanWalsh; she writes that while attending a A.N.A.Convention at Nautilus Hotel, Miami Beach, as aprivate duty delegate from New Jersey she had areal thrill when she bumped into Essie Taylor Smith,also a delegate from Passidena, California. Theyhadn’t seen each other since their class reunionin 1950.The annual Alumnae Christmas Dinner, un fortunately, has had to be postponed from Decem ber 7th, until Thursday, January 12th, 1961.The dinner will be held at the Town and CountryClub at 6:30 p.m.Please keep January 12th for our “Get Together”.CONGRATULATIONSTo Miss Mary Shaver ’45, who obtained herMaster degree from Wayne University and toMisses Ann Ford ’55 and Anita McDonnell ’53,who were awarded their Bachelor of Science degreesfrom Ottawa University.Our congratulations and good wishes to Sister St.Maurus on the occasion of her golden jubilee.GOOD WISHESTo —Sister Mary Donald (Mary McIntosh) ’46 on theoccasion of her final profession in the Sisters ofSt. Martha, Antigonish, N.S.CALLSiiviei soocls588 Dupont St.LE. 2-3381Sister M. Elizabeth (Teresa McAuley) ’58, now aSister of St. Joseph, Toronto.Sister Marie Annette (Doreen Johnston) ’57 whowas received into the Dominican Community,Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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ST. MICHAEL'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING, TORONTOscholarship:1. Scholarship for Post Graduate Study, given by theAlumnae Association of St. Michael’s Hospital.SHEILA LEMMON, Barrie, Ontario.6.Prize for Efficiency in Otology and Surgical Technique,given by Senator Joseph A. Sullivan.JUDITH TWEEDLE, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario.2.Scholarship for One Year’s Post Graduate Study, givenby the Women’s Auxiliary to St. Michael’s Hospital.MARY McGAHERN, Campbell’s Bay, Quebec.7.Prize for Efficiency in Surgical Nursing, given by Dr.W. Keith Welsh.ROSEMARY HALES, Toronto, Ontario.3.Scholarships for Post Graduate Study in ObstetricalNursing, given by the Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Michael’sHospital.1. FRANCES TAYLOR, Brantford, Ontario.2. CLAUDIA LIPPERT, Kitchener, Ontario.3. HELEN CALDER, Maple, Ontario.4.Scholarships for Post Graduate Study in OperatingRoom Nursing, given by the Sisters of St. Joseph, St.Michael’s Hospital.1. MAUREEN FOX, Welland, Ontario.2. MARSHA MURPHY, North Bay, Ontario.3. ROSALIE ROBITAILLE, Lafontaine, Ontario.5. The Dr. Julian Loudon Memorial Prize for GeneralProficiency, given by Dr. Lawler Loudon.DIANE DAVIDSON, Kapuskasing, Ontario.8. Prize for Efficiency in the Out-Patient Department, givenby Dr. Hagar Hethrington.MARY JANE CLARKE, Port Carling, Ontario.9. Prize for Efficiency in Urological Nursing, given by Dr.J. L. Thomas Russell.MARY TRESA, Kapuskasing, Ontario.10. Prize for Efficiency in Obstetrical Nursing, given by theObstetrical Staff.CARMEL PEPLINSKIE, Codben, Ontario.11. Prize for Efficiency in Otolaryngological Nursing, givenby Dr. G. Arnold Henry.MARY BRADLEY, Sudbury, Ontario.
GRADUATION CLASS FOR 19601 AND PRIZES12. The Dr. L. J. Sebert Memorial Prize, given by Dr. R.G. C. Kelly.FRANCES ANNE EVANS, Sudbury, Ontario.13. Prize for Efficiency in Psychiatric Nursing, given by Dr.Arthur M. Doyle.CLAUDETTE BRUNETTE, Lafontaine, Ontario.ALUMNAE FEES ARE DUEPlease cut on dotted line and mail this formwith your cheque to:Miss Elizabeth Drum,136 Avenue Road, Apt.Toronto, Ontario.14. Prize for Efficiency in Bedside Nursing, given by theHonourable Mr. F. J. Hughes, Q.C., LL.D.MAUREEN BANNING, Timmins, Ontario.15. Prize given by the Graduate Staff Nurses for Efficiencyin Nursing.SISTER MARY IAN, Toronto, Ontario.Name:MarriedSingle16. 2nd Prize for Efficiency in Bedside Nursing.ANNE PIETTE, Penetanguishene, Ontario.17. 2nd Prize for General Proficiency.MARILYN FENN, Toronto, Ontario.Address.“Q.",
Page EightTHENEWSDECEMBER, 1960OUR GRADUATE ANDHER FAMILYGeraldine NormanVanderbeck,'45,herhusband and theirchildren: Susan, Henry,Laura, Clare, Hughand PeterJUNIORALUMNAECongratulations to:Mr. and Mrs. Loache (Marion Dyson) ’52, St.Michael’s Hospital, March 15, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Durst (Alice McDowell) ’51,St. Michael’s Hospital, March 20, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. K. Travers (Ann Hamilton) ’54, St.Michael’s Hospital, March 21, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. J. Foxwell (Jeanne Doll) ’57, St.Michael’s Hospital, March 31, a son.Mr. and Mrs. R. Saunders (Olive Gloucester) ’41,St. Michael’s Hospital, April 21, a son.Mr. and Mrs. R. Bowie (Helen O’Leary) ’42, St.Michael’s Hospital, April 26, a son.Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cheron (Mary Patricia Mungovan) ’57, St. Michael’s Hospital, April 27, adaughter.Mr. and Mrs. P. Currie (Marie Maloney) ’55, St.Michael’s Hospital, May 1, a son.Mr. and Mrs. J. Anstett (Irene McMaNamy) ’49,Clinton, April 10, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Shoniker (Mary Unan) ’54, Si.Michael’s Hospital, May 22, a son.Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roache (Gail Vandebilt) ’57,Ottawa Civic Hospital, April 26, a son.Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferri (Carol Reilly) ’58, St.Michael’s Hospital, June 8, a son.Mr. and Mrs. D. Boehler (Geraldine Epoch) ’48,St. Michael’s Hospital, June 13, a daughter.Dr. and Mrs. M. Pace (Angela Kelly) ’52, St.Michael’s Hospital, June 14, a son.Dr. and Mrs. J. Shea (Janet Casey) ’54, St. Michael’sHospital, June 12, a son.Mr. and Mrs. G. MacLean (Carol Conacher) ’56,St. Michael’s Hospital, June 15, a daughter.
DECEMBER, 1960THEMr. and Mrs. V. G. Eastman (Ruth Willey) ’56,St. Michael’s Hospital, June 17, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. R. Tiahnybok (Natalie Sych) ’55, St.Michael’s Hospital, April 14, a son.Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Motz (Doreen Ludwig) ’58, St.Michael’s Hospital, April 21, a son.Mr. and Mrs. S. Grant (Mary Richardson) ’50, St.Michael’s Hospital, April 15, a son.Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Watson (Donna Stouffer) ’54,St. Michael’s Hospital, April 25, a son.Mr. and Mrs. B. O’Brien (Ann McIntosh) ’54, Amprior Memorial Hospital, April 29, a son.Mr. and Mrs. R. Doherty (Catherine Enright) ’51,St. Michael’s Hospital, May 13, a son.Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Clancy (Kathleen McNamara)’43, St. Michael’s Hospital, May 16, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. C. Pender (Kay Loney) ’46, HotelDieu Hospital, Cornwall, May 7, twin daughters.Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walker (Mary Lundy) ’56, St.Michael’s Hospital, June 17, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. M. Crapper (Nancy Daly) ’56, St.Michael’s Hospital, June 25, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. N. Albert (Inez Baker) ’53, St.Michael’s Hospital, June 28, a son.Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Enright (Kathleen Barlow) ’58,St. Michael’s Hospital, June 20, twins, son anddaughter.Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hodgson (Kleona Quesnelle)’56, St. Michael’s Hospital, June 30, a son.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McBride (Kathleen McLaugh lin) ’51, St. Michael’s Hospital, July 5, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. D. M. DeMonte (Elvira Bertola) ’55,St. Michael’s Hospital, July 8, a son.Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Tunstel (Lorene Lindsay) ’54,St. Michael’s Hospital, July 9, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Quigg (Sheila Fielding) ’57, St.Michael’s Hospital, July 10, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott (Joan Lumley) ’49, St.Michael’s Hospital, July 13, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. Renzett (Mildred Mulvogue) ’56, St.Michael’s Hospital, July 22, a son.Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis (Gloria Peppiatt) ’44, St.Michael’s Hospital, July 26, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. R. Borsch (Dolores Brunelle) ’55,Topeka, Kansas, August 30, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. R. Chisholm (Marie McGarry) ’47,St. Mary’s Hospital, Antigonish, N.S., June 19, ason.Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Clarke (Gay Belanger) ’59, St.Michael’s Hospital, September 12, a son.Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hopperton (Frances O’Connor)’49, St. Michael’s Hospital, September 10, a son.Mr. and Mrs. P. Greenan (Rosemary Ellard) ’52,St. Michael’s Hospital, September 14, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dandy (Yvonne Miron) ’47,St. Michael’s Hospital, September 15, a son.Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell (Betty Herringer) ’39,St. Michael’s Hospital, September 10, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Finley (Delphine Curlock) ’47,St. Michael’s Hospital, September 18th, a son.NEWSPage NineMr. and Mrs. F. Goddard (Lorraine McCann) ’57,St. Michael’s Hospital, September 28, a daughter.Dr. and Mrs. L. L. de Veber (lola Plaxton) ’53, St.Michael’s Hospital, September 29, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. R. Riggs (Edna Byrne) ’49, St.Michael’s Hospital, September 30, a daughter.Dr. and Mrs. Hughes (Teresa Neville) ’47, OwenSound, October 11, a daughter.Mr. and Mrs. E. O’Leary (Teresa Bergin) ’53, St.Michael’s Hospital, October 8, a daughter.WEDDNGSWALKER-McEOWN—Mary McEown ’60 to Mur ray Walker, St. Mary’s Church, Simcoe, April 23.LOPRESTI-CUCCIA—Norma Cuccia ’58 to JohnF. LoPresti, St. Mary of the Angels, April 30.BEATTIE-McDONALD — Phyllis McDonald ’53to Henry Beattie, St. Patrick’s Church, April 23.DIXON-PARENT — Rita Glenn Parent ’55 toCharles L. Dixon, St. Patrick’s Church, Sudbury,May 7th.COX-BARKER—Elaine Barker ’59 to George Cox,St. John’s Church, May 7th.DOYLE-ROCHE—Ann Roche ’56 to Dr. W. A.Doyle, Blessed Sacrament Church, June 4th.BROWN-DEAN—Catherine Dean ’59 to WilmoreBrown, St. Joseph’s Church, Nassau, June 26th.GENISE-MacNEIL—Neila MacNeil ’54 to G. JohnGenise, St. Monica’s Church, July 2nd.MUSSELMAN-WHAN — Barbara Whan ’57 toBrian J. Musselman, St. Margaret’s Church, June25th.FRASER-GENEREAUX—Carol Genereaux ’59 toPeter J. Fraser, Saskatoon, Sask., June 11th.BYRNES-QUINN—Patricia Quinn ’58 to Dr. M. C.Byrnes, St. John’s Church, Newmarket, June 11th.SAUNDERS-BARRETT — Norine Barrett ’52 toMaurice Saunders, Church of St. Edward theConfessor, June 11th.KAVANAGH-CLANCY—Carole-Anne Clancy ’57to John M. Kavanagh, St. George’s Church,Ottawa, August 27th.ANDREJICKA-BRAIN—Marguerite Brain ’58 toAnthony Andrejicka, St. Gregory the Great,Oshawa, July 2nd.
Page TenTHEAZZOPARDI-HARRINGTON — Maureen Mar garet Harrington ’57 to Dr. Paul Azzopardi, St.Andrew’s Church, Brechin, June 25th.HANLON-McNAMEE—Kathleen McNamee ’49 toDr. Wm. Francis Hanlon, St. Monica’s Church,August 27th.ZAHORUK-WARNER—Marion Warner ’58 toHarry W. Zahoruk, Blessed Sacrament Church,Toronto, August 27th.GRANTON-DAVIES—Phyllis Davies ’56 to B. W.Granton, St. Gabriel’s Church, Toronto, August24th.MODDEGON-PEPLINSKIE—Stella Peplinskie ’60to D. J. Moddegon, St. Pius Church, Osceola,September 10th.MacDONALD-McISAAC—Diane Mclsaac ’59 toJohn H. MacDonald, St. Gregory’s Church, To ronto, September 10th.KIRKBRIDE-O’CONNELL—Carole O’Connell ’58to Alexander Kirkbride, St. Monica’s Church, To ronto, September 10th.SMART-SEUBERT—Ruth Seubert ’52 to A. M. P.Smart, Sacred Heart Church, Chippewa, Septem ber 24th.WATSON-WIERTZ—Ann Wiertz ’54 to MichaelO. Watson, Our Lady of Lourdes, Toronto, Sep tember 24th.TOMASSINI-FLYNN—Mary Teresa Flynn ’58 toJohn L. Tomassini, St. Andrew’s Church, Brech in, September 24th.DANIS-BLACK—Elizabeth Black ’59 to Dr. JosephJ. Danis, St. Anselm’s Church, Toronto, Septem ber 24th.ENRIGHT-ADAMCZYK — Janine Adamczyk ’59to Cornelius J. B. Enright, St. Helen’s Church,Toronto, September 24th.LAWLOR-EDMUND—Joan Edmund ’58 to J. M.Lawlor, Corpus Christi, Toronto, Ontario.MORAN-Paquette—Jeanne Paquette ’57 to Dr. E.Moran, St. Ann’s Church, Peterborough, Ont.,October 8th.GOYETTE-LAUDENBACH — Marion Laudenbach ’57 to Norman A. Goyette, St. James Church,Seaforth, Ontario, October 29th.LUNDY-MILLER—Marilyn Miller ’59 to W. F.Lundy, St. Michael’s Cathedral, November 5th.CLARKE-MANGAN—Helen Mangan ’56 to TedClarke, St. Joseph’s Church, Toronto, October 1st.MACKLIN-CARROLL—Margaret Carroll ’54 to P.S. Macklin, St. Mary’s Church, Barrie, Ont.DECK-ATREO—Anne Atreo ’60 to G. FrancisDeck, Precious Blood, Toronto, October 8th.WELLISH-GROF—Elizabeth Grof ’60 to VictorR. Wellish, Jr., St. Patrick’s Church, Toronto,October 22.MURTHA-TYLER—Dorothy Tyler ’60 to J. L.Murtha, Montreal, August 27.NOBLE-McCARTNEY—Maureen McCartney ’60to A. J. Noble, St. John’s, Toronto, October 8th.NEWSDECEMBER, 1960McDONAGH-TAYLOR—Eileen Taylor ’59 to An drew McDonagh, Our Lady of Sorrows, Toronto,October 22nd.SHEPPARD-HALES—Rosemary Hales ’60 to B.D. Shepherd, St. Maria Goretti, September 10th.OURSYMPATHY TO:Sister Carmela on the death of her sister.Sister Loretto on the death of her mother.Joan Coutts Wragg ’31 on the death of her mother.Catherine Cosgrove Keelan ’48 on the death of herhusband.Nora Nelan ’59 on the death of her mother.Kate O’Brien Shea ’15 on the death of her husband.Marie Maloney Currie ’55 on the death of herfather.Ann McIntosh O’Brien ’54 on the death of herfather.Mrs. Amy Higgins Day ’96 on the death of hersister.Noreen Menard Ritch ’44 on the death of her father.Ruth Seubert ’52 on the death of her mother.Edith Baldwin ’44 on the death of her mother.Mary McDonald ’25 on the death of her sister.Kay Corrigan McElroy ’28 on the death of hersister.Helen Hyland Hughes ’25 on the death of herbrother.Gertrude Egan ’15 on the death of her sister-in-law.Josephine Heffernan Dumais ’44 on the death ofher mother.Irene Leahey Power ’17 on the death of her brother.Helen Aziz Geraldi ’35 on the death of her father.Edith Stansfield ’46 on the death of her father.Audrey Crowley Sparrow ’28 on the death of herfather.Nora Nunan ’30 on the death of her brother.Babs Smythe Kiely ’49 on the death of her father.Helen McGeough ’23 on the death of her brotherin-law.Marie O’Brien ’17 on the death of her brother.Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Haffey on the death of their son.Kay Firth Watt ’43 on the death of her aunt.Marilyn Shea Morin ’58 on the death of her grand mother.Dr. J. Healey on the death of his sister.Helen Shannon ’30 on the death of her mother.Dollie Owen Monroe ’33 on the death of her mother.
THEDECEMBER, 1960Loretto Negus Fitzgerald ’44 on the death of herhusband.Geraldine McCarthy ’44 on the death of her mother.Bernadette Mclsaac Potts ’49 on the death of herhusband.Regina Glionna ’59 on the death of her mother.Margaret MacLean Bundy ’42 on the death of herfather.Lorraine Archambault Killoran ’28 on the death ofher brother.Brenda White Herron ’33 on the death of herhusband.Michaelo Leitao ’56 on the death of her father.Florence Conlin ’13 on the death of her sister.Mary Corkery Barron ’31 on the death of hersister.Mattie Desmond Ryan ’15 on the death of hermother.Teresa Foran ’59 on the death of her father.Patricia Poupore Anderson ’55 on the death of herfather.INNEWSPage ElevenMichael’s Hospital died suddenly there on Septem ber 5th.Lucy was a private duty nurse at St. Michael’suntil her marriage.To her husband, brother and sisters our sinceresympathy.Irene Davidson Shaples died suddenly in Torontoon September 3rd. Following graduation from St.Michael’s in 1937, she was on staff duty at theLockwood Clinic until her marriage.Our sincere sympathy to her husband and littledaughter, her mother and grandmother.Mary Lang Gubbels died in London, England, onOctober 8th. Mary was born in Toronto, educatedat Notre Dame High School and was graduatedfrom St. Michael’s Hospital School of Nursing in1953. Mary’s sister, Edna, is a third year studentat St. Michael’s. To her, Mary’s husband, brotherand sister, our sincere sympathy and a remembranceof Mary in our prayers.Wilma May Broadhurst ’50 died in Toronto onOctober 13th. Wilma was born in Toronto andeducated at St. Joseph’s College School. She wasgraduated from St. Michael’s Hospital School ofNursing in 1950. She is survived by her husband,2 sons, her mother, 2 sisters and a brother.To them all our sincere sympathy and a remem brance of Wilma in our prayers.MEMORIAMLouise Cassidy, a graduate of 1927, died in St.Michael’s Hospital on June 25. Louise was born inStoco, Ontario, attended school there and St.Joseph’s Convent, Toronto.She lived in Stoco following graduation.For Louise a remembrance in our prayers and toher brother and niece our sincere sympathy.Ann Cummins Hallohan died in St. Joseph’sHospital, Kitchener, on April 29.She was born and educated in St. Augustine, andlater attended Saskatchewan Normal School.Ann was graduated from St. Michael’s in 1929,and did private duty in Toronto previous to hermarriage.Our sympathy to her husband and niece and aremembrance in our prayers for Ann.Mary Mulcahy Campbell died in Pembroke onApril 25. Mary was graduated from St. Michael’sin 1937. She was bom in Orillia, and attendedschool there, the Convent of Mary Immaculate,Pembroke, and St. Joseph’s College School inToronto.Our sincere sympathy to Mary’s parents andfamily and a remembrance of her in our prayers.Lucy Irwin Kennedy a 1924 graduate of St.NOTICEMay copies of ‘The News’ returned for presentaddresses —Miss Margaret Nealon,8 Glasgow St., N.,Guelph, Ont.Miss M. Milne,P.O. Box 699,Alliston, Ont.Mrs. J. J. Rankin,126 Alexander Blvd.,Toronto.Miss Theresa Foran,44 Benscarth Rd.,Toronto, Ont.Anyone knowing the correct addresses for theseAlumnae Members, please notify — Grace Murphy.
Page TwelveTHENEWSDECEMBER, 1960you’ll enjoy Shopping atENJOY . . .apleasant andinviting atmospheredistributed over eight spacious floors.ENJOY . . .fine up-to-date cafeterias and snackJoan Dwan is the first granddaughter of a formergraduate (Helen Graves O'Brien) to graduate fromSt. Michael's Hospital. Mrs. O'Brien is the wife ofthe late Dr. P. J. O'Brien, who was Head of theDepartment of Pediatrics for many years.barsplustheluxuriousArcadianCourt . . . order light snacks or finemeals in congenial surroundings.These are but a few of the many reasonsshopping at Simpson's willpleasurable andremain amemorable occasion.QUEEN AND YONGE STREETSTORONTO
SCHOOL OF NURSING T oronto Monday, May 30th, I960 . Page DECEMBER,Two A- THE NEWS 1960 ST. MICHAEL'S HOSPITAL GRADUATION EXERCISES Convocation Hall, May 30, 1960 Address by REV. JOHN M. KELLY, C.S.B., President, St. Michael's College Some three years ago I first met this group of
