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THE CRESCENT BUGLE, 1929 15 EDI THE “BUGLE” STAFF Editor-in-Chief MURIEL BOUNDY, XIIA Associate Editors DAISY WRAY, XIIA HARRY FERNS, XA MURRAY MacLEAN, XIIC Wit and Humor JACK OBERHOLTZER, XIB Art Editor MALCOLM McCALLUM, XIIC Boys’ Sports Editor HOWARD MATHESON, XIIA Girls’ Sports Editor CONNIE CARTER, XIIC Society Editor DWIGHT POWELL, XIIA Business Staff STANLEY FERGUSON, XIIB, Business Manager Assistants MAXWELL MARTYN, XA JACK INSLEY, XIIA GUY AUSTIN, XIB
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16 THE CRESCENT BUGLE, 1929 EDITORIAL “The old order changeth, yielding place to new,” and the students of Crescent Heights find themselves amid new surroundings. We are extremely grateful to those who have made it possible for us to have this new school with its adequate accommodation, and we wish to express herein the approval and appreciation of the student body. Yet, withal, the school spirit, which haunts our halls, is un¬ changed. The Editors have found encouraging evidence of this in the keen interest which has been taken in this year’s “Bugle,” and wish to thank all those who have supported us, whether their contributions are in print or not. A great deal of credit is due to Mr. Laurie, the Supervising Editor, without whom we could not have succeeded. You will have noticed that, contrary to our custom, the cover de¬ sign is the same as it was last year. We have decided to adopt a permanent cover design by which the “Bugle” will be known and recognized. You will agree that this is an important matter and that serious thought should be given to the decision. Next year the com¬ petition for the cover design will be stressed and an especially good prize awarded to the winner. In the meantime we are using last year’s design. The “Bugle” now passes into your hands. You are the final judges and we hope that you will be satisfied. We have done our best to make it as interesting as possible. We believe that it embodies the spirit of C.H.C.I. It is to be cherished as a souvenir of the happy days spent there. In the years to come each page wfill recall some interesting event, bring back an old friend, or renew the thrill of a championship game. We, who are about to graduate, are just beginning to realize how much we shall miss all the school activities which, up to this time, we have more or less taken for granted. We see Rugby, Hockey, Base¬ ball, Basketball, Field Day, the Literary Society, the Orchestra, School Debates, and the Annual Banquet, fading into the past. Nevertheless we find abundant recompense as we look forward to the rosy adven¬ tures of the future and brace ourselves in the strength of youthful confidence to withstand the shocks which we shall receive in the battle of life. We who are leaving Crescent Heights forever, challenge you, her Junior pupils, to carry on her activities, her traditions and her spirit. We leave in your hands the trust of making C.H.C.I. a better, finer institution. Play up! play up! and play the game! Muriel Boundy—XIIA.
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