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NEARLY FIFTEEN YEARS HAVE PASSED
since the first annual of the Vancouver School of Decorative and Applied Arts was
published. Since that time each year has seen an equally determined and success-
ful effort to put the art school on the map artistically. The graduates of the school
have had a very important role in this venture and it is to them we would say thank
you. May our future graduates continue in the quality of work exemplified by our
former students and continue to make the Vancouver School of Art stand for excel-
lence of creative effort and craftsmanship. ‘’There is yet so much to do—we can-
not fail,’’ to quote from the Paint Box, 1929.

To the present students | would say that in a world so disorganized and
chaotic there is a desperate need for sane thinking. And as artists we have a great
responsibility to the world. For the artist is a universal being. He speaks to us of
our common experiences—of joy, of delight, of wonder, of loveliness, of sorrow,
of hope, and of dreams—and so unites humanity that men are one with the past,
one with the present and one with the future.

We have a need of universality.
Let the artist speak.
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Arla Saare
BUSINESS MANAGER: Mollie Carter

ADVISORY: PUBLICITY: Molly Lamb

Art and Layout: Mr. Amess Evan Boston

Business: Mr. Binning June Gibb

Literary: Mr. Shadbolt DISERIBUTION: Chizuke Shimane
LITERARY: Una Bligh, Editor Eilleen Scott

Jean Hyslop Melba Howard

Netiar: Cooper. Work Group Under Direction of
ART: Betty Elliott, Editor Brett Manlove:

Peter Aspell Lambert Duff

George Angliss ay ene

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ADVERTISING SALES: Jack Rae George Angliss

Doris Peters Roy Troup

Pamela Regan
LAYOUT: Roy Troup

Joy Jamieson STENOGRAPHER: Gertrude Dendoff

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NEARLY FIFTEEN YEARS HAVE PASSED
since the first annual of the Vancouver School of Decorative and Applied Arts was
published. Since that time each year has seen an equally determined and success-
ful effort to put the art school on the map artistically. The graduates of the school
have had a very important role in this venture and it is to them we would say thank
you. May our future graduates continue in the quality of work exemplified by our
former students and continue to make the Vancouver School of Art stand for excel-
lence of creative effort and craftsmanship. ‘‘There is yet so much to do—we can-
not fail,’’ to quote from the Paint Box, 1929.

To the present students | would say that in a world so disorganized and
chaotic there is a desperate need for sane thinking. And as artists we have a great
responsibility to the world. For the artist is a universal being. He speaks to us of
our common experiences—of joy, of delight, of wonder, of loveliness, of sorrow,
of hope, and of dreams—and so unites humanity that men are one with the past,
one with the present and one with the future.

We have a need of universality.
Let the artist speak. Gee. roo
EDLTORIAL SaATG

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Arla Saare
BUSINESS MANAGER: Mollie Carter

ADVISORY: PUBLICITY: Molly Lamb

Art and Layout: Mr. Amess Evan Boston

Business: Mr. Binning June Gibb

elcelge ie Suede DISTRIBUTION: Chizuko Shimano
LITERARY: Una Bligh, Editor Eilleen Scott

Jean Hyslop Melba Howard

Naina Gear Work Group Under Direction of
ART: Betty Elliott, Editor Brett Manlove:

Peter Aspell Lambert Duff

Cxrea/ aE Wesley Milne

Tom McLeish

ADVERTISING SALES: Jack Rae George Angliss

Doris Peters Roy Troup

Pamela Regan
LAYOUT: Roy Troup

Joy Jamieson STENOGRAPHER: Gertrude Dendoft