Central Collegiate Institute - Analecta Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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IN APPRECIATION A T last the 1955-1956 scholastic year is over and this volume stands as a partial record of the achievements of that period. Many students have spent much time and thought on its compilation. All who receive the Analecta will join me in thanking them for a job well done. To Mr. Foster, our business advisor; Mr. Gislason, our literary advisor; and Mrs. Hutchinson, the office secretary, we wish to say a sincere “Thank you.” Their guidance and help has been invaluable in the publication of the Analecta. The advertising in the Analecta is a major factor in the financing of this publication. The firms who have purchased space on our pages merit your thanks as well as your consideration of their products and services. Central’s Home and School Association, with Mr. J. Leslie Hill as presi¬ dent, is the largest and most influential in the province of Alberta. The staff and students of Central wish to thank this organization for the Graduating Banquet and Dance and the many interesting meetings held during the past year. The Association’s interest in the welfare of the students has been unflagging. Members of Central’s staff have given generously of their time to chaper¬ one social functions, supervise clubs and organizations, and coach house league and interscholastic sports. To these people, we, the students of Central, express our thanks. Finally, it is my pleasure to dedicate this book to our new Vice-Principal, Mr. J. Winston Churchill. —DAVID HALE, Editor. 11