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3 n M? m n r i a m JESSIE MacPHERSON Grade XIIC.
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24 THE CRESCENT BUGLE, 1929 IX’s Weel, here are we—the Nines! We may lack certain of the savoir faire of the Twelves; we may lack some of the arrogance of the ele¬ vated Elevens; we do not reach the lofty intellectual pedestal of the Tens, but we are at the bottom. That’s where one always finds the foundation which supports the entire structure. It’s quite a responsi¬ bility to be the Nines and we don’t wonder old Atlas tried to persuade Hercules to bear up the world for awhile. This year, too, we lack the inspiration of co-education—in short the sheep are separated from the goats, (draw your own conclusions), but, after all, that has decided advantages. We are the first Nines in the new school and it looks as if it was up to us to set a shining example that all others may follow to ad¬ vantage—Just look us over and take a few tips.
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26 THE CRESCENT BUGLE, 1929 ALBERTA SUNSET The sun is sinking in the west, The sky is blushing rose; This is the time that I love best, When day draws to a close. She bathes the stately mountains With red and blue gold haze, Her soul pours forth a fountain Of dancing, shimmering rays. Her fading beams like beacons Radiate the Western skies, And herald,—Welcome! Welcome! As Lady Moon mounts high. With rosy glowing lips She kisses the mountain tips, And on its snowy breast In peace she sinks to rest. Ivy Bentley—XC. SCHOOL PERIODS Sweet maid! I have no song to leave you, No lark could carol in periods like these; No whispered word of consolation greets you. You cannot laugh; You dare not sneeze! Sweet maid,—What periods are these ! ! ! Ivy Bentley—XC. ALL IN A DAY’S WORK The sun came up through the morning mists and presently scat¬ tered them aside, leaving but a few wisps floating about. Soon these disappeared with the increasing heat, and another day began. The hangar doors were drawn back and the men greeted the new day with satisfaction. The past week had been so “beastly” and now all was fine. The pilots awoke with the noise, and rose to find their planes run out into the bright sunshine. Soon a cluster of mechanics were work¬ ing hard on the machines, tightening up loose wires, fixing bolts and going carefully over the motors. While all this was being done, the men who were to go out on the morning patrol were having breakfast. As soon as this was finished,
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