Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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) ; SA a SO Re I OE IT A IR The Relat GG hie ar JAMES WILLIAM CLEMENT Bry President Freshman Class; Dramatic Club, °29, °30; Virginia Literary League; Football, ’29, ’30; Basketball, ’29, ’30; Ath- letic Association; Honor League. “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” GOLDIE COHEN “GOLDIE” Class News Editor High Times, ’30; Headlines, ’31; Editor- in-Chief, High Times, °32; Critic-Crest Staff, ’32; French Club; Lee Literary Society; G. H. S. C.; Honor League, Athletic Association; National Honor Society. Goldie Cohen is the real thing; she rings true. ASHBY COLEMAN “BILL: Adelphian Debating Society; Dramatic Club; Hi-Y; Athletic Association; Honor League; Track. “All great men are dead and I’m not feeling well myself.” FRANCES EARL COLEMAN “TRICKSEY” Girls’ High School Club; Commercial Club; O. G. A.; Honor League; Athletic Association. A diligent and industrious worker. MARY ELIZABETH. COSBY “ELIZABETH” Honor League; Library Council; French Club; B? Club; Athletic Association; National Honor Society. Music is her first‘ love. GEORGE ARTHUR. COSTAN “GEORGE” National Honor Society; Band; Secretary-Treasurer French Club, ’31; Athletic Association; Honor League; Orchestra. George is an energetic boy with an unusual intellect. eee OOEEEEoEeEEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEE——EE ‘¢ ’ ————

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ROBERT CARDWELL “TACK BOBBY’ Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. “Look me over, kid.” CUSTIS' WILLIESCAKIER “CUS” Lee Literary Society; French Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. Her greatest virtue was unselfishness. DAN ROY CHAMBERS BIRO National Honor Society; Vice-President Spanish Club; Honor League; Athletic Association. A diligent worker who lets no task pass without due considera- tion and labor. EARL EDWARD CLARK “UNCONSCIOUS” Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Honor League. “Fyiendly, true, and ever-smiling.” WALLACE HAMLET CLARK “WALLACE” Bank: Orchestra; Track; Athletic Association. As a saxophone player, Wallace is hard to beat. LEO SRODERICK CLAY “LEO” National Honor Society; Assistant Literary Editor Critic, 32; Secretary and Treasurer Quill and Scroll, ’31, ’32; Honor League; Hall of Fame Editor of Crest, 32; Senior Represen- tative, 32; Lee Literary Society; Junior Public Speaking Club, 30; Adelphian Debating Society, 30, ’31, °32; Athletic Associa- tion; Debating and Boys’ Public Reading Alternate, ’30. “He will go far— A stern and studious look has he.” Tune eC Ro LtG 7CaGk si [19 ]

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Probe ChuALR (COX ep COLGY ES Treasurer Junior Girl Reserves; G. H. S. C.; Swimming, 32; Baseball, ’31, ’32; French Club, ’31; Athletic Association; Honor League; Cafeteria Assistant; National Honor Society. Good looks and brains go well together. MARY FRANCES COX “PLUNK” Athletic Association; Commercial Club; O. G. A.; Basketball. o A girl with a heart full of fun. STANFORD CRIST enor? Athletic Association; Band; Sergeant-at-Arms Commercial Glabemaisese: His courtesy springs from a kind heart. MARGARET PAYNE DABNEY “MARGARET” Athletic Association; Honor League; Vice-President, Lee Literary Society; French Club. She still believes in Santa Claus, for Nicholas is her favorite man, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH DAMERON se (teIe A URele, Olan Naa Athletic Association; Glee Club; Honor League; Hiking Club; Basketball. Are we not all in love? JOHN HENRY DAVIS OP CORRE Crest Staff, ’32; Humor Editor Critic, ’31; Circulation Man- ager Critic, ’32; Adelphian Debating Society; President French Club, Spring, ’32; Athletic Association; Honor League; Vice- President National Honor Society. “Knowledge is power.” Tiseeee Pak t Gac ROE Sai [21]