Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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The National Honor Society selec- tion committee meets. It took them five days to evaluate academic records, teacher recommendations and student applications to decide on the new members. Mrs. Peggy National Honor Society Front Row: | President George Lipscomb, Vice | President John Francisco, Secretary Lee Anne Ebert, Treasurer Rodney Sadler Second Row: Lajuan Thomas, Amy Thomas, Mary Michael Taylor, Melinda Connel, Pam Reviere, Cleavor Moon, Patty Rundle, Elizabeth Whitten, Kirsten Caister, Lisa Rice, Jenny Hopkins, Ann Shircliff, Kathryn Lewis, Elsie Howerton, Tracey Rasey, Carol Hooks Third Row: Michelle | Carter, Yvonne Abbott, Erneatha .... Seen Sana! ne] ny By Meyers, Mrs. Linda Williams, Mr. Ray Stokes, Mrs. Bren Fulcher, Mr. Rudy Adams, Mr. Dennis Peters, Mrs. Rosalyn Mood, and Mrs. Marie McCay work to select the new members. Jones, Ben Hunt, Bob Kerns, Taylor Houck, David Cochran, Taft Stevenson, Chuck Carrington, Chris Smythe, Blair Glass, Todd Scruggs, Melanie Weatherford, Laura Zobkiw Fourth Row: Joy Cofield, Shannon Clough, Charlotte Peters, Thanea Martin, Anne Payne, Bill Kirby Fifth Row: Othel Reeves, Lisa McGuinn, Marc Langois, Dossie McCraw, Matt Sackett, Ben Cardwell, Brian Middleton, Lyle Harris, Cheryl Conner, Phillip Bayliss, Laura Stephens Sixth ° Row: Kellie Spencer, Heather Kennedy, Ginger Mosby, Kathleen Radford, Max Guggenheimer Seventh Row: Lisa Winn, Quang Pham, Mark Cox, David Barnes, Mike Roberts, Mark Gillespie, Troy Cundiff, Brad Robertson Back Row: Brian Weigand, Cabell Garbee, Tom Colby, Mike Kasenter, Tommy Pitts, Robert Farmer, Eric Lloyd, Spence White, Bo Sorenson Academics and Organizations junior Varsity ACE Front Row: Jason Campbell, Song Pham, Adrian White, Debbie Bohn, Kate Tulenko, Chris Carr Back Row: Leigh King, Rebecca Murray, Valerie Duff, Nicole Chulick, Adrian Blagg

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Stretching Our Minds e e e continued Lynchburg B.F.W. Speech Competition, and brother Howard won the local American Legion Speech Competition. VICA had two main projects this year. As part of the Lynchburg Bicentennial celebration, they renovated all of the garden signs. For the Day Care Center at Lynchburg General Hospital, they made playground equipment for the children. They also designed and produced six benches for the old Lynchburg Courthouse during its restora- tion. They made mahogany benches for the auditorium which were greatly needed and appreciated. Two members of VICA entered district competitions. Kevin Camp was a winner at the dis trict competition and went on to the state competi- tion. Tim Willoughly, a freshman, competed in the VICA Small Air Cooled Engine Contest and placed first in the District. Tim then went on to compete in the State Leader- ship Conference. The Math Honors Club, sponsored by Mrs. Corell, attempted to promote under- standing and enjoyment of mathematics among serious math students — really, it was much better than it sounds. Requiring that a entering student must have at least a 3.1 grade point average, be- cause they want students who've shown achievement and interest in math classes. They have also sponsored several math contests such as the CVCC math contest where we had 3 first place, 4 second place, and 2 third place winners; the Radford University contest, in which the team of Tom Colby, Sharon Daniel, and Bill Kirby received first place for a AAA school; the American High School Math Exam, in which Bill Kirby, Jason Albert, and Quang Pham placed first, second, and third, with Bill and Jason qualifying for the American Invitational Math Exam. - While “honor” is a vague word, inspiring visions of Robert E. Lee and other famous men, the members of the National Honor Society can be called honorable students: each has maintained a 3.0 G.P.A., each also shows leadership qualities in the classroom, and each has demonstrated a service above and beyond the average student. The major project of the year was the massive un- dertaking of tutoring over fifty students who requested and received help in a wide variety of subjects. Another activitity was the PSAT Workshops in Math and Verbal Skills. NHS Members served as guides for Back-to-School night in September — herding lost parents to their designated rooms. In the true spirit of Christmas, the NHS sponsored a small child by purchasing an angel on the Mall’s Christmas tree. In the age of sophisticated technology, education is moving more and more toward the sciences, and SOAR (Students Organized for Applied Research) reached toward the stars with a variety of science related activities. Sponsored by Mr. Shaeff, SOAR discussed current subjects such as SDI and Halley’s Comet. They listened to a speaker from the Virginia Junior Academy of Science on the subject of probability. They spent a lot of time practicing for the ACE Science team, gaining fourth place in the Western District. In April, SOAR traveled to the Westvaco Buffalo Creek Natural Area, walking trails, and saw the different types of flora and fauna. Bill Kirby John Francisco Chuck Cleland rene ee en en Forensics Front Row: Mark Leonard, Charlotte Blair, Howard Yoon, Jeff Freeman Second Row: Kim Williams, Amy Anstey, Malia Craig, Matt DeForest Third Row: Sharon Williams, Jason Albert, Kelly Adams, Karin Baily Back Row: Virginia Trost, Shelley Driscoll, Mrs. Diane Casker Sponsor, Wendy Dearing, Brandy Brooks National Honor Society New Members Front Row: Lisa Pierce, Stephanie Merritt, Bobbie Givens, Tami Butler, Diane Davis, Rachel Con- ner, Elizabeth Cash, Michelle Poignant, Sharon Daniel, Cameron Arnold, Gloria Rucker, Vivian Crawford, Vicky Thomas Second Row: Emily Sackett, Susan Lang, Chris Monet, Jenny Garnett, Jon White, Monique Hengst, Sarah Baker, Jennifer Webb, Adrienne Weather- ford, Georgia Rucker, Joan Dabney, Emma Belcher, Dennie Black, Bihn 56 Academics and Organizations Quoe Lu, Dixie Meyers Third Row: Barry Creasy, Mindy Munns, Laurie Pryor, Jennifer Bangley, Susan Corbin, Matt DeForrest, Susan Wilson, Emily Shea, Stephanie Murray, Jenny Turner, Bryan Reyns, Lori Rundle, Shann Ar- rington, John Gowen Fourth Row: Dabney Giles, Joey Spagnola, Clyde Clark, Belinda Washington, Joanna Harris, Kenneth Callicott, Jill Shenk, Wisty Deaner, Jason Davis, Laura Sutherland, Christy Dam, Susanne Stagg, Susie Volskis, Carolyn Noel, Evelyn King, Emily DeMars, Hellen Perrow, Susan Livingston, Anne Petty, Jane Hellewell, Jay Sublett, David Massey, David Collins Fifth Row: Norm Clark, Kara Caister, Belinda Washington, Dean Thornton, Kim Hopkins, Sara McCraw, Anne Traer, Amy Painter, Marie Ward, Trina Cundiff, Mike Fowler, Chip Ford, Erik Lunsford Back Row: John Warehime, Chuck Arrington, Chuck Newcomb, Jim Redmond, Keith Cornell, Tom Riley, Marvin Cash, Tracey Cardwell, Mary Beth Ebert ia ae — oae. wee oe ee ae oe

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Churros Anyone? Blair Glass and Laura Sutherland fry up this Spanish pastry. Made up of flour and water, fried in hot oil, and dipped in cinnamon, the pastries taste like fritters. Multi-lingual Game Show, members of the Spanish, French, German, and Latin Clubs act out a spoof of a T.V. show to the amusement of the masses at a combined foreign language club meeting. Spanish Club Front Row: Ben Cardwell, Blair Glass, Susan Royer, Anne Coates — Officers Second Row: Vicki Thomas, Diane Davis, Elizabeth Cash, Kathryn Lewis, Pam Rivere, Milly Sue Albertson, Michelle DeForest, Teresa Cofer Third Row: Shelby Driskill, Laura Sutherland, Kelly Suttenfield, Malia Craig, Lisa Wilks, Sammy Sawyer, Christina Elson, 58 Foreign Languages a Digging in. Madame Brockman prepares french food for the Foreign Language Cuisine Day during Foreign Language Week. Emma Belcher, David Hawkins Fourth Row: Wendy Dearing, Mary Michael Taylor, Virginia Trost, Lisa McGiunn, Melanie Weatherford, Marie Ward, Dossie McCraw, Ethel Reeves, Collin Stevens Back Row: Kim Myers, Amy Anstey, Susan Lang, Kenneth Daniels, Keith Cornell, Jade Arrington, Win Shiers, Jim Hellewell, Tammy Butler, Shann Arrington German Club Front Row: Andrew Govers, Kim Hughes, Frau Fulcher, Remo Lotano Second Row: jenny Turner, Karen Arras, Beth Johnson, g r, . : LE EF ag are: ae , “ i x Keel ae wees Sara Friel Back Row: Eric Hanson, David Cochran, Rusty Hall, Jill Martin, — | David Wooldridge ag