Provincial Institute of Technology and Art - Record Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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O N THE occasion of the publishing of its. Year Book, I wish to congratulate the Students’ Association on this further very tangible evidence of the vigorous life of the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art, The rapid but natural and wholesome growth of the Institute since its beginning has been very gratifying, and justifies the prediction that a wonderful work lies before it in training the hands and minds of the future citi¬ zens of Alberta for their part in the development of this great Province which is their heritage. PERRIN BAKER, Minister of Education. Pag ' e Six

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TECH-ART RECORD F oreword A gain the voice of the Institute of Technology and Art is heard. Again we broadcast the sayings and reveal the activities throughout the School. Again we bring to you a Year Book, after a long period of silence, the official Tech-Art Record of 1932-1933. Last year, we regret to say, it was impossible to publish a Year Book. This year, rather than experi¬ ence the same disappointment, we were given the privilege of producing a smaller edition. It is an experiment and, we hope, a successful one, in issuing this copy of the Tech-Art Record. However, we, the Year Book Staff, sincerely hope that it serves its purpose, not only as a memoir of happy hours and numerous friendships, but also in keeping before every individual the more serious side of life. The EDITOR. Page Five

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IL .TECH-ART RECORD yA v v ' ' Message from the Principal T he task of issuing a Year Book in these days is not a light one. I wish to congratulate the Staff which has been responsible for bringing the project to a successful issue. The year at the Institute has been an interesting one, even if it has been difficult. There have been no curtailments in the extra curricular activities of the students, the Annual Banquet and the Year Book being major events. The year in athletics has been eventful, the hockey team winning the major honors in re-capturing the Picardy Cup as champions in the Scholastic League. To the InteiTnediate basketball team should go congratulations for the good showing made in their League. The Dramatic Club is worthy of special men¬ tion in cahing attention to its success in presenting their three-act play en¬ titled “Safety First.” On the whole the Institute will close this year with a record in instructional services. May success attend the effort of every student who has contacted with the program of the Institute during the year! If jobs are hard to secure, may each remember that the greatest satisfaction comes from achieving victoi’y against greatest odds. To those v ' ho go out to their life work go the best wishes of the Institute for their progress and happiness. May knowl¬ edge and skill be larger quantities in personal equipment because of days spent at the Institute, and may they realize that character and personal values are among the most valuable assets that contribute to success. Yk G. CARPENTER, Principal Page Seven