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

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scarcely seems possible that a year has passed since I wrote a farewell note to the 1938-39 m I graduating class. Many things have happened since then, chief of which has been the declara- tion of war, which has put Canada into the great world conflict. The import of this struggle of the Titans remains to be seen. It is not conceivable that the result will much affect the status of Canada in a derogatory way. While the war will have to be paid for and all must bear a share of the great expense the whole experience may result in the opening of a new day in Canada. Many will migrate from the war weary centres in Europe, and Canada offers unexcelled opportunities for future careers. The great unworked natural resources of Canada may come into a period of rapid development. It is a great time in the history of Canada to be young and fit and ready to participate in this period of growth. I am sure that all thoughtful young people in Alberta will appreciate these opportunities and will not make the mistake of failing to get a thorough education and a training that they may take their proper places in the brilliant future that lies immediately ahead. To all who have been associated with the Institute of Technology and Art during the year 1939-40, may I extend greetings, good will and best wishes. W. G. CARPENTER, Principal. Page five

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STAFF W. R. ABBIS Instructor in Battery and Ignition J. FOWLER, M.A, B.Sc., M.Coll.H. Vice-Principal J. A. CLARKE, Jun. S.A.E. D.P. (Engine Fitter) R. C. EASTERBROOK Tractor H. G. GLYDE, A.R.C.A. (Lon.) A.S.A. MISS A. HARTLEY Stenographer W. E. JAMISON, Jun. S.A.E. D.P. (Engine Fitter) D. L. KEPLER D.P. (Radio) J. K. MacKENZIE, B.S.A. Tractor (Chief Instructor) T. MILTON Chief Caretaker S. A. NELSON Electricity G. PILKINGTON D.P. (Rigging) M. A. SCOTT, Air Eng. (“A” “C”) D.P. (Engine Fitter) J. SMOLLEY D.P. (Wireless) M. J. TOMLINSON Building Construction (Chief Instructor) L. WATSON Tool Clerk MISS FRANCES L. BOUNDY Stenographer F. R. BRADLEY, Air Eng. “A” D. P. (Rigging) MISS CLARK Dressmaking and Millinery D. C. FLEMING, B.Sc. Electric S. N. GREEN, Air Eng. (A.B.C.D.) Aeronautics A. HIGGINS, P.E., M.E.I.C., M.A.S.M.E. Mining D. C. JONES, B.Eng., S.E.I.C. Aeronautics MISS M. F. MacKAY, A.A.S.A. Art T. B. McLELLAN, D.A., A.T.D. Art F. N. RHODES, B.Sc.,, A.M.E.I.C. Elecrtic (Chief Instructor) S. SIMMONS, A.M.S.A.E. Motor MISS C. E. SMITH Dressmaking and Millinery (Chief Inst.) MISS A. VEENENDAAL Dressmaking and Millinery MRS. J. M. WIDDEN, B.A., B.Ed. Foods and Nutrition DR. W. G. CARPENTER, B.A., LL.D. Principal L. C. BROWNING Electric MISS E. M. DOWKES Stenographer for Correspondence Division W. H. FRANCIS, Air Eng. (A.B.C.D.) D. P. (Engine Fitter) L. E. HARRIS Instructor in Surveying D. HOLMES Storekeeper O. M. JULSON Laboratory Assistant MISS MARY R. McKENNA Stenographer D. McNAIR D.P. (Wireless) N. SAFRAN, M.Sc. Mathematics and Science MISS I. SINCLAIR Secretary, F. STURDY Tractor A. C. WAGNER Motor (Chief Instructor) E. W. WOOD Machine Shop (Chief Instructor) K. MORTON Welding L. E. PEARSON, B.A., M.Coll.H., A.S.A. Drafting (Chief Instructor) S. E. NELSON D.P. (Elecrtic) A. A. PEEBLES, A.R., Ae., S.I., M.S.A.E Aeronautics (Chief Instructor) F. B. WYNNE F. G. YOUNG, M.A. Motor Science and Mathematics (Chief Inst.) Page