. The Canadian nurse . APRIL, 1939 202 THE CANADIAN NURSE herst, Ontario. She went to school inher native Province and later qualifiedas a teacher at the Normal School inVancouver. Subsequently, she taughtschool for two years in Kaslo, BritishColumbia, an experience which hasproved to be an excellent backgroundfor the work she is now doing. When we first made Margaret Kerrsacquaintance she was a student, takingthe combined course in Applied Scienceand Nursing offered by the Universityof British Columbia and the School ofNursing of the Vancouver General Hos-pital. We happened to be the first di
. The Canadian nurse . APRIL, 1939 202 THE CANADIAN NURSE herst, Ontario. She went to school inher native Province and later qualifiedas a teacher at the Normal School inVancouver. Subsequently, she taughtschool for two years in Kaslo, BritishColumbia, an experience which hasproved to be an excellent backgroundfor the work she is now doing. When we first made Margaret Kerrsacquaintance she was a student, takingthe combined course in Applied Scienceand Nursing offered by the Universityof British Columbia and the School ofNursing of the Vancouver General Hos-pital. We happened to be the first di-rector of this enterprise and the fact thatit survived at all during the first stormyyears is due in a large measure to stu-dents like Margaret Kerr who had thevision, the courage, and the enduranceto see it through. After serving as school nurse atNanaimo for two years, Miss Kerr wasthe recipient of a Rockefeller Founda-tion scholarship which enabled her to undertake post-graduate study and ob-servation in the United
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