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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from A. O. Aalborg ...... 6 Message from E. W. Wood 7 Administration Staff 9 Editorial Staff 10 Students Executive 11 Art Department 13 Aeronautics Department ... . 21 Agricultural Mechanics 29 Automotive Department 37 Drafting Department . 43 Industrial Electricity ... 55 Refrigeration 60 Clothing and Design — Food Service Training 63 Metals’ Department 69 Radio-Electronics 73 Science and Mathematics 81 Building Technology . 87 Industrial Arts 91 English Department . 95 Correspondence Department .. 95 Scholarships 97 Sports and Activities 101 Advertising

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The Year Book editors wish to express their most sincere thanks to Mr. Clarke, Mr. Jorgensen, Mr. Blodgett, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Howarth, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Grywalski and to all of the students who so generously gave us their assistance in the organization, the completion and the publication of this book.

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A Message to the Students from Hon. A. O. Aalborg Minister of Education The preceding year has seen momentous changes in our contemporary world. Science, wedded to technology, has produced man-made machines which have penetrated outer space. Such fantastic topics as the establishment of national sovereignties on the moon are being seriously debated by outstanding experts in the fields of law and government. The invention of self-propelled missiles of destruction has altered the basis of power, creating problems for those concerned with human relations as well as those responsible for the development of instruc- ments for defense. The remainder of this century promises, if not security, at least the excitement of conquest on strange and distant frontiers. Nothing com¬ parable has happened since the discovery of the Americas in the sixteenth century. Certainly institutes of technology have an important role in the period that lies ahead. The industrial machine that must support our present standard of living, and, at the same time, provide instruments for the conquest of space, will require an increasing supply of scientists and technologists. The Calgary “Tech” is one of the many institutions which will be needed throughout our country if we are to develop the human resources necessary to keep this machine in action. We look to the graduates of the Institute to assume important roles in our increasingly technical society. May I wish you every success in your chosen fields. ANDERS O. AALBORG Minister of Education