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

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the Students from Dr. J. Fowler Principal It has been a great privilege and a wonderful experience to have been a member of the staff of the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art from its humble beginning in the Fall of 1916 until the present time—to have seen the generally upward trend of the Institute ' s enrolment and to have noted the increasing tempo of its activities and the improving quality of the services which it offers to the Youth of Alberta—to have spent more than half one ' s life in close association with many successive classes of bright, alert, and interested students, and with an ever-increasing group of colleagues highly endowed with qualities of humanity, competence, enthusiasm, and co-operation— to have followed with interest the careers of many hundreds and possibly thousands of Tech grad¬ uates, and to have watched many of them climb high on the ladder of success—to have observed many Tech boys and girls give leadership not only in technical matters pertaining to their vocations but also in the cultural and the social life of their communities. This has been a rich and satisfying experience. In this, his last year of service with the Institute, the Principal desires to thank all his Tech friends (both students and staff—both past and present) who have made this experience possible. He has deeply appreciated their friendship and the many kindnesses he has received at their hands. He takes this opportunity to wish them, one and all, continued success and satisfaction in their careers whether within or without the walls of the Institute. Page 9

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A Message to the Students from Hon. Ivan Casey Minister of Education The aim of education is not only to train you to make a living but also to make life worth living. I know that training in the necessary skills is thorough and practical in the Institute of Technology and Art. When you graduate you have the tech¬ nical knowledge necessary to be successful in making a living. It is my hope that the time you have spent at this school has also helped to give you a background which will make life worth living. To make life worth living you must realize that in our way of life you must be a useful citizen. Your influence for that which is good and right must be felt on the job, among your associates and friends, in your co mm unity and throughout our land. I know we can be sure that you will not only make a living but make life worth living in the years before you.

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ADMINISTRATION STAFF E. W. WOOD M.E.I.C.. M.I.Mar.E. SHOP DIHECTOR G. E. BROWN DIRECTOR OF EVENING CLASSES AND PLACEMENT OFFICER DR. J. FOWLER M.A., B.Sc., L.L.D. PRINCIPAL MISS I. SINCLAIR BURSAR MISS E. M. DOWKES CORRESPONDENCE DEPT. MISS M. S. ADIE SECRETARY MISS L. A. HOOVER MISS E. BRYANT MRS L. A. EMMERSON SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER LAB. ASSISTANT W. D. H. ROBERTS L. WATSON G. CHURCH H. GLOVER LIBRARIAN STOREKEEPER ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER HEAD IANITOR Page 10