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

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3n Remembrance MR. GERALD CLAIR WHITE Mr. White ' s many friends, amongst teachers and students, will mourn his untimely death in Scotland, 3rd May, 1960. Mr. White was born in Campbellford, Ontario. He came to Calgary at an early age and has lived here since that time. He graduated from the Calgary Normal School and from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Arts degree. After joining the staff of the Calgary School Board in September, 1929, Mr. White taught in many schools in Calgary. He was appointed to the staff of Crescent Heights High School in Septem¬ ber, 1951, to be in charge of the Arts and Crafts courses. He was studying and vacationing in Great Britain with his family this school year, en¬ joying a well-earned sabbatical leave. Mr. White was a good man and a good teacher. His ingenuity, his enthusiasm, his talents and his industry will be long remembered by those with whom he worked and by those for whom he gave so much of himself. 9

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satisfaction, will be great for those who succeed, the competition from millions of hard-working, determined and dedicated young people in Russia, in Asia and in Africa, is going to make the race strenuous and exhilarating. The key to success in this international and interplanetary competition is Education. Success will go inevitably to those people who have the strength of character, the determination and the imagin¬ ation to discipline themselves, to strive for a mastery of subject matter in greater depth and over a longer period of time than any generation in previous history. If you accept this challenge and this discipline and use the deeper knowl edge and understanding that comes with it, your generation of pioneers—the pioneers of the space age, can also be the pioneers of a new and more important dimension, pioneers in the art of living together in a world of peace and friendship where the great talents of man are harnessed for the enrichment of the mind and the banishment of hunger and poverty, injustice and despair. If you can succeed as pioneers in this monumental task you will be the most important pioneers and trail blazers of all times. May you have all success. DONALD CAMERON, The Senate, Ottawa 8

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TEACHING STAFF W. C. Frickleton Miss P. Weston Miss H. Morrison A. J. E. Liesemer K. N. Beattie G. F. Caron