Crescent Heights High School - Bugle Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

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THE CRESCENT BUGLE. 1939 I1 Scholarship Winners VERNON FAWCETT heads the list oi Crescent sv:liul:u'sliip students with two awards, a univer- sity SCll0l1ll'Sllll7, and one given hy the Canadian xV0l'I'lCll'S Lfluh, This year Vern. is taking the Art's course at 'Yarsity. hut he intends to con- tinue later with the Theology course. ..,T ALLAN FAUNT, hetter known to most of us as ,-Xllah . carried off the llcnnett scholarship for the Grade Xll hoys. Hc. too, is at 'Varsity this year. Qxlillllllgll lie has hcen taking Cmnnierce. we hear that lie may switch to Engineering next term. +3 HARRY HABGOOD captured an 1.0. D, E. scliolarship in Grade XI last year, and disprovcd the llicory that a student cannot be both popular and hr:iiny . for l-larry is well known for his activities in the Hi-Y, Siren. and Debates. XVe'rc looking for more scholarsliips this year. Harry. ...T IAN MORRISON took the lSoy's Grade X Bennett scholarship last year. lan is an active memher of the Hi-Y. liaving gone to thc conference zu XYinnipcg. and is a li:u'd-working editor on the yearbook staff. Good going. Ian ! L., MARGARET COPLEY, another well-known rlehater. won the Girls' Grade X 1iu'zird last year. XXX-'ll look to you to luring home another prize again, Margaret. Good luck I ...,., BARBARA BOTTING, a newcomer to Crescent, knocked down the Bennett award for the Grade lX girls. while attending Hillhurst junior High. A mcmher of the yearbook staff. llarhara is on the way to lmeing one of Crescenfs outstanding students.

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lb THE CRESCENT BUGLE. I939 Honor Students FIRST CLASS NORMAL ENTRANCE Asselstine M. Dahl H. Milne Booth Y. Gralirun W. Rannie Cntley 'l'. Macfarlane li, Gntteridgc FOURTH YEAR GENERAL COURSE Ashton A. Funnt G. Hess .'XSselslinc S. Fawcett li. Kcytc Copeland E. Gordon .-X. Stinton M. Hanson GRADE XI - NORMAL liuehner J. Fletcher C. Mcllvride Doinqg J. Giiiord lil, lllacKinnon Mdinhhin M. Graham S. Ronmnchnk Sweet T. Graham F, Switzer VVoodhonse H. Hahgoocl S. Tlioinpson Coyle H. Hawes N. Whlker Daw S. Kerr M. VVillvrali:nn Dewnrt XY. Knapp K. NVoods Fziirnian 1. Leaman C. Young Z. Leon THE DREAM A ship sets out on an unbound sen, On every side the wind blows free. The sails are puffed with fillllpilllt air That strongly bears the craft somewhere. Smooth waves about her gayly dance. And lend the way to newer chance. In lands that man has never known- XVhere only sea-birds might have flown. Soon vanishes this fleeing sight XYith trailing dreams. far in the night. New thoughts arise, inspired by hope To reach high place in manly scope. So near the goal they seem to fall, That drezuners waken at their call Bewildered. like 21 frightened sheep They gaze-no longer think of sleep. But strive the golden thoughts to keep. PETER KOREVVKA QR, 213

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18 THE CRESCENT BUGLE, N739 Room 20 -- Girls Winnifred Alderman- Favorite Expression- Oh lummy E Pastime--Badminton. Dish-Apples and lmnamns. fYes, we have no hzmanas today. Then ripples will doj. Pet :Xversinxi-Hxxving to answer History questions. Edna Anstie- Favorite Expression- Oh! 1 don't know. Pastime-Being quiet. Dish-The one grzxndma gave her. Pet Aversion-Saying nothing. Ruth Armstrong- Favorite Expression- Could 1 get in my locker, please Pnstime-Dozing off to slumber while studying exams. Disll-Tozisted cheese sandwiches. Pet Aversiun-Doing hack lioinework, Joan Baker- Favcrrite Expression- Uh, cuts! Pzistime-Locking other peoples locks. Dish-Peppermint putties. Pct Aversion-Being teased. Dagmar Biederstadi- Favorite Expression- XYlu-n do we cat ? l'lHSllll'lC-Iclllfllllg' sweaters, Dish-Three meals a day. Pet .Xversinn-Onions, tripe and cheese. Vera Bowen- F:u'01'ite Expression- Ah, heck! Pusti1ne-Studying with L. B. Dish-Everying. including L. B. Pvt :Xx'ersion-Anyone interested in I.. B. Sybil Boyd- Favurite Expression- Oh! crumbief' Pnstime-Nursing :1 hluck-eye. Dish-Hot fudge snndae. Pet .-Xversion-Black-eyes.