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ADMINISTRATION STAFF E. W. WOOD Principal M. VAN CAMP MISS N. HENRIKESEN W. A. B. SAUNDERS Vice-Principal MISS R. M. BIEN Stenographer MISS E. DOWKES MRS. D. KENNEDY MRS. N. LAMINMAN J E. BR1NTON MRS. A. J. OLIVER J. p. BROWN L. A. WATSON Storekeeper K. GORDON MISS E. C. CODE Assistant Storekeeper Secretary, Main Office Page 8
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A Message to the Students from E. W. Wood PRINCIPAL January 17th and 27th, 1956, marked the 250th and 200th anniversaries of the birth of Benjamin Franklin and Johannes Mozart respectively. In the years which have intervened the world has changed more completely and in more different ways than in any period of at least twice its length since the beginning of recorded history. The contributions made by these two men were vastly different. Benjamin Franklin was a man of letters, a scientist and a stateman. Mozart was immortal¬ ized by his musical compositions. In a sense, one was the complement of the other. No one would dare to distinguish between the value of the contribution of each. Who would dare to attempt to assess them? Because of the essentially technological nature of Institute courses it would be natural to assume that the interests of Institute graduates would tend to follow the scientific interests of Benjamin Franklin. In my farewell message to the graduating students of the year 1957, I should like to express the hope and wish that your development may be broad and full, and that as your lives unfold you will seek to develop and acquire cultural interests and pursuits. It is my hope that the cultural life of which Johannes Mozart was so eminent and worthy an example will, in time, hold as great an appeal for our graduates as do the tech¬ nologies of Benjamin Franklin. Then, and not till then, will you have had a liberal education. Then and not till then will you be prepared to take your place in a world where technology is providing the means whereby man can enjoy more leisure and enter into, as never before, the enjoyment of cultural pursuits. E. W. WOOD, Principal. Page 7
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YEARBOOK STAFF AL ANDRUCHOW Editor MIKE GOMERY Advertising Manager J. C. YATES Editorial Adviser MEL MacBETH Assistant Editor DALE HARVEY Editorial Manager F. JORGENSON Advertising Adviser DELI SACILOTTO Art Editor GRANT DUFF Candid Photographer G. R. HOWARTH Committee Chairman ELFIE PARROTT Business Manager SHARON POOR Photo Editor J. MIDDLETON Photo Adviser PAUL EPP Candid Photographer yl S. E. OVERBY Printing and Advertising D. A. CLARKE Financial Adviser Page 9
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