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

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RANDY DYCK Editor We have entered a new decade, a decade dedicated to great tech¬ nological advance and destined to influence the future of mankind more than any previous comparable period of time. The 1960 ' s will indeed decide between total annihilation and a world whose civilization will reacr previously unimaginable heights. In respect of the importance of the coming years we have chosen as our theme, ' The Sixties . Education will continue to play an augmented role in The Sixties. Crescent, in its own small but vital way, will continue to inspire its students with a will to learn, to reason and to create. Because of the influence our school is bound to exert in this historic decade, we have, we feel, appropriately dedicated this issue of the Bugle to our principal, Mr. Cooper. We have invited Senator Donald Cameron, whose recom¬ mendations will also greatly affect education in the next ten years, to write our guest editorial. To the graduates we wish success in their chosen careers, happiness and prosperity in their future; to the tens and elevens, continued good fortune in carrying on where the twelves left off. May future terms at Crescent be as successful as the one just completed and may the world, with us as its leaders, be one of greater promise and greater hope. It is on us that the success of The Sixties will depend. 3

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BUGLE STAFF Peter LaMarsh Co-Editor Elaine Troobitscoff Novelty Erika Berndt Advertising Shonnie Guy Clubs Diane Mott Clubs Erich Berndt Advertising Alvera Witt Sports Betty-Anne Robertson Clubs Tom Tait Sports Mr. Lewis Sponsor Mr. Warwick Sponsor 2

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his issue of the Bugle is the result of the work of many people, each of whose contributions have been in some way respon¬ sible for whatever success it has attained. To these people I extend my thanks. ow can I express my gratitude to Mr. Warwick and Mr. Lewis for the untold hours they spent in the Bugle ' s behalf? nd to my staff whose extensive foot and mental work I greatly appreciate. N either could we have done without the fine and persistent work of the Grade XII Biography Writers, nor without the support and assistance of Mr. Cooper. IS IN. eeping in mind the financing of the Bugle, I thank Eric and Erika Berndt for plodding perseveringly around to our advertisers. I thank these advertisers, those who patronize them and YOU for buying the book. ou of Mr. Warwick ' s and Mr. Lewis ' typing classes and Mrs. Moore ' s Art Department who obliged us without complaint. ur thanks too, to Mel Fishman and Vic La Vica for their work with photographs and to the Phoenix Press and Senator Cam¬ eron, who were so understanding and served us so well. LJ Itimately, to all of these, and all of those who also assisted in the production of the ' 60 Bugle, I extend my sincere thanks. RANDY DYCK. Editor 4