University of Alberta Calgary - Evergreen and Gold Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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CLARENCE SANSOM, B.A., Ph.D. Director, Faculty of Education Calgary Branch

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To the Students, Faculty of Education, Calgary, Alberta. It is a pleasure to direct a feiv ivords of greeting to the students of the Calgary Branch of the Faculty of Education. In particular I extend to those about to take over their first schools every good wish for a happy and satisfying teaching experience whether of short duration or for a lifetime. This year the “Chinook” ivhich has had a long and illustrious career is succeeded by the “Evergreen and Gold”, thereby giving further evidence that the Normal School has merged itself into the University of Alberta. It is my hope that for many of you the merging tvill be con¬ summated through your continued interest in University courses and the carrying forward of the University program you have begun. On behalf of the Department of Education I tvelcome you to the ranks of professional educators and trust that you ivill find this company stimulating, friendly and helpful. R. E. ANSLEY, Minister of Education.

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£u ujAee i QoM Do tfiE ( 2 ta±± oj- 47 ☆ ☆ ☆ X HE year 1947 marks the beginning of the Evergreen and Gold, Calgary Branch. It takes the place of the Chinook, the Yearbook published by the Calgary Normal School for many years. We hope that this pub¬ lication will maintain the high standards set by its predecessor, and in quality, if nof in size, will rival the famed Evergreen and Gold of the Uni¬ versity in Edmonton. In preparing this book for you we have tried to give you a cross-section of the year ' s activities so that when you glance over the pages in years to come, you will live again the pleasant days spent in the Faculty of Education in Calgary. The material has been prepared with the help and co-operation of many people. Miss Chittick has given us much advice in the planning of the content, the selection of material and the costs of production. The Tiger- stedt Studio is responsible for the photography and many trips were made to the school to catch activities at the right moment. We are indebted to the Art Department of the Institute of Technology and Art for the pen-and- ink sketches which enhance many pages of the book. To Jack Crowle goes the honor for the cover design. For class profiles and the many other con¬ tributions we must thank our fellow-students. The book is yours; we hope you like it. May it ever serve you as a remembrance of the happy and profitable year we spent together. Au revoir, Gladys Griffin-Beale, Lloyd Erickson, Editors. Page Ten