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

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Standing:—Dr. A. Gibb, Kaye Edwards, John Butt, Pat Leavens, Margaret Orr, Bev French, Pat Blake, Miss R. Chittick. Seated:—Gwen North, Carol Potter, Fred Clandfield, Jim Neilson, Lloyd Peacock, Linda Mathies- YEARBOOK STAFF Editors . Fred Clandfeld, Gwen North Assistants - Lloyd Peacock, Carol Potter, Gen Gourdinne, Linda Mathies. Cover Design, End Pages, Title Pages:-- Vera Gartley Student Photographers . Ted Boyko, Vic Jones Advisor to the Editorial Staff . Miss Rae Chittick Business Manager . Jim Neilson Assistant .... Ralph Hertzsprung Advertising Assistants: Marge Magnusson, Jo Meyer, Carol Nelson, Kaye Edwards, Bev French, Billie Quinton, Margaret Orr, Pat Blake, John Butt, Leah Dean, Anne Oldfield, Pat Leavens, Sandy Friesen. Advisor to the Business Staff .. Dr. A. Gibb Photography . Tigerstedt Studio Engraving ... Brigdens of Winnipeg Ltd. Printing ..... Phoenix Press Co. Ltd. Binding ...... Calgary Bindery I 1

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}rom thz Salto Td This Yearbook is intended to be essentially a memory book. Its pur¬ pose is to recall old friends and forgotten activities whenever a reminiscent mood asserts itself, for after we leave we are bound to miss everything con¬ nected with this University. All the old, old familiar faces will indeed be gone and most of what we remember of this year, excepting the knowl¬ edge we have gained, will remain only in these pages, which we hope will form a vivid summary of recollections of a most pleasant period in our lives. In addition, we hope that this book—a university Yearbook, will in part provide a record of the growth in stature and size of a most worthy institution. It is intended that this record should give some idea of the accomplishments of students and faculty, displaying the merits, not only of advertisers but also of ourselves—what we are doing, how we are pro¬ gressing—as assets to our country and the world in which we live. May we express the hope that the University at Calgary will continue to be a verdant branch of knowledge, and that it will keep on growing as it has grown in size, in spirit and in quality of attainment. We graciously express our thanks and appreciation to those who made this Yearbook—the editorial and business staffs, the artists, photographers, advertisers, printers, engravers and binders. Particular thanks is due our staff advisers, Dr. Gibb, Miss Stadelbauer and especially Miss Chittick, who ceaselessly devoted her time to pushing an inexperienced and forgetful crew. 12