Victoria High School - Victorian Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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Year Book 15 Huturial XgifftT 1 E, the Year Book Committee, submit to you the second Victoria High School Annual, and hope JJttJ it will meet with your approval. It represents WVW considerable work on the part of the committee as well as that of many contributors not on the Year Book staff, and for their literary efforts we are grateful. The quantity and quality of them has made the book more interesting and although many do not appear in print we beg the authors not to feel offended —our space was limited. To Mr. Luck, our literary advisor and staff rep re ' sentative, we also owe thanks. With much patience he judged the stories and poems, rebuilt such of them as were crippled, and kept our joke editor’s humor on respectable levels. Mr. Hicks did not lack in giving us support. Last fall when the proposed Year Book was discussed he secured the consent of the staff for its publication and then organised the committee. By placing an office at our disposal and arranging for the photographing of dif¬ ferent groups he greatly assisted in its progress. Miss Hegler, Mr. Smith, and others of the staff were also on hand to help. Mention of the business men of Edmonton whose advertisements appear in the book must be made, for it is they who have enabled us to sell it at a price con ' siderably lower than the actual cost. In conclusion we wish to say that it is our hope that in future years Vic will publish an increasingly better year Book due to experience gained by the mistakes of previous publishers.

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14 Victoria High School

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STUDENTS ' UNION EXECUTIVE