Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Qtnntznts PAGE EDITORIALS . . . . . . LITERARY DEPARTMENT! Santa Claus: The Ultra Modern. Cecilia M cLaughlin Christmas on a South Sea Island, Elwood Vaughan. . Christmas is Here! Fannie Mifmiclc ............. A Plantation Christmas, Amie Cucullu .... .... Christmas Spirit, Isabel Hancock ..... .... Peace on Earth, Judith Gregory ................. Betty's Faith in Santa Claus, M argueritte Ballon. . . A Belated Gift, cynfhm Mundy ................. Sugg-st.ive Bibliography ......... .... CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS . . . . . . . EXOHANGES ............ .... LOOAL Gossip .... .... ATHLETICS . . . . . . ALUMNI JOKES 139 141 145 148 149 153 154 158 159 163 166 170 172 180 184 iss

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Ci'-WIG Published Monthly, Except February, by the Students of The E. C. Glass and Garland-Rhodes Schools. T0 STUDENTS 50c The Term 15c The Copy Mailing Price, 75c The Term VOL. XXIV LYNCHBURG, VA., DECEMBER, 1922 No. 3 TEE STAFF CLAYTON BELL ............ ................................ ............ E d itof-in-Chief Mon'roN Anxmnson .......... .L ..................... 3 .....,.... Business Manager COURTNEY WILKINSON ...... ............................... Li terary Editor Emsn: DEYIBLE ................ ......................................... L owl Editor MARY BAnxsnALE Mn.ToN Arrmnson Amon DUPEY .... ........... DOROTHY HEN ON .Clubs and Organizations Editor Boys' Athletic Edttor Athletw Edttor .Emchange Editor THELMA Runs ....... .........................,.... A lumwt Editor Ronmu' HIOKSON Mom' Ronmnmson Assistant Business M anagor ANNE Kmm ........................ .................................... .4 rt Editor Enolsm BROWN I . RANDOLPH PABBISH 5. ....... ....,......................... S tajf Typzsts RUFUS Puus ................... ................... 0 irculation Manager MILDBED MCCULLOUGH ...................................... Garland-Rodes Local Editor Address all communications and make all checks payable to MORTON ADKERSON, Business Manager. N

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, A I a -saiii. . , ,M mmf f fffpzffa may fflmfmllfff-'M' 0 If , , -- Waits x K flji 1' pq' I ' 4QQQ- -- ' 'Sw Q . ., ' uv.. ,Y V., If -- , V,:,,,,- r rr - ,' 5 'Davy fivnyw 111, in l J, 'fu I J! .L I X! V I , 4 The library in any school is of the greatest importance, because there the pupils are trained to use books for refer- ence as Well as for entertainment and information. We are certainly taking advantage of this opportunity, for every group, every seat is filled and some pupils have to be sent out because there are no seats left. Under the auspices of Miss Norvelle 0111 Craighill, our regular Librarian, the library Library. has greatly improved in attractiveness and usefulness. But our Faculty fully realizes that our library is not as up to date as it should be and, there- fore, they have forwarded to the School Board a resolution requesting the Board to make it possible for our library to have better equipment and books. The English Department has been trying for a long time to get some new books for the use of the English pupils. We need new books, and through THE Cnrrro surely every stu- dent Will endorse this effort. Recently, in addition to several valuable educational books presented to the library by our Superintendent, Mr. E. C.