Mount Royal College - Varshicom Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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DEDICATION Mrs. Irene Stevenson Layton Mrs. Layton, better known as Mrs. Stevie, will leave M.R.C. at the end of this school term, after be¬ ing with us for five years. During these years she has participated in college- life by serving in the capacity of Dean of Women, teacher and all ' round friend. This cheerful lady was born in Stewiacke, Nova Scotia, and has since travelled the width of the con¬ tinent, ending her roaming in Calgary. Her teaching experience includes such spots as Sydney, Nova Scotia; Coleman, Pincher Creek, and St. Hilda ' s School for Girls. At St. Hilda ' s she also filled the role of Dean of Women. Mrs. Stevie has been a true friend to all the girls in the dorm. Her patience, understanding and lively sense of humor has bolstered her popularity in student opinion. Whether it is a Where ' s my corbin- master key? or an Everyone up for breakfast! her voice, though authoritative, carries a hint of humor. Mrs. Stevie has been a constant guide and a friend to confide in these five years, and the College will miss her indeed. We would like to dedicate this year book to Mrs. Stevie. With it goes the sincere thoughts from the student body and best wishes for a very happy life. PAGE 6 MOUNT ROYAL

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FOREWORD By Dr. John H. Garden, Principal The Varshicom will preserve for you some of the happy memories of associations and scenes of this year at Mount Royal College. How swiftly the time has passed! Another College year, with ail its hard work, friendships and fun has become history. May your lives be richer, nobler and happier because of all that this year has meant to you. Some of you will go forth to take your places in the world of human affairs and we desire for you real success. Others will go on to higher institutions of learning and to those our best wishes are also directed. This is a day that is in great need of uni¬ versity trained people. We know that only through study and knowledge can we dispell misunderstanding and bring about real peace between men, neighbors and nations. We need to know more about more things in order to achieve understanding than was neces¬ sary for the fathers of Confederation, and with our knowledge must come a new idealism and devotion to the best interests of mankind. We sincerely hope that all our graduates may respond to this call for a nobler quality of personal and national service and carry something of the royal spirit of Mount Royal College into the work of the wider world. As another year becomes part of the history of Mount Royal College, it is my hope that it may not be unworthy of those who have gone before and in some small measure at least, it may be equally worthy of the future for which we dream and hope and plan. JOHN H. GARDEN, Principal. COLLEGE, CALGARY PAGE 5

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DR. JOHN H. GARDEN Principal ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF REV. W. J. COLLET M.A., B.D., B.Ed. Vice-Principal W. G. M. RAE Registrar and Business Manager LEONORE WALTERS B. A. Asst. Registrar MRS. I. LAYTON Dean of Women L. EARL WILMOTT B.A.Se., M.A. Dean of Men MRS. D. BEDFORD Secretary VICTOR H. KNOTT Chel JEAN GARDEN Canteen COLLEGE, CALGARY PAGE 7