Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Ciba Qlriticfflirest 1933 iiuniur jfrennb Iuh OITFILTERS F6111 SPJ 1i11fj DOROTIIY lx-'lORRILL ..,..,,,.. ....,......,, P 1'c.n'demf ......., ....A..... N MIQIIIN IQABLER ELMO PIICKS ,..,.,,........... .......,.. I f 1fceP1'cs1fd011f ,........ .,,,,.. D AN OPP1-mIAN VIRGINIA Vm'NEs ......,,. ..,....,, S vcrefarg f....... ......... N ELLIE MAYBERRY BILLY SONVERS .....,.... ......,..,.. T irmsurer ..I....A.,. .............. I oi-IN Kensisx' CECIL VVILLARD ...,...,... ..,...,,.. S crgcmzt-az'--Arms ........ ...,...... I OIIN JXCREE On through the waters plunged the ship, until the szmdlaar, Composition, was reached. Some, despairing, turned aside but others crossed the bar into the small but hard-won sea, journalistic, Only two islands were in sight, and the travelers parted to explore them. Though the larger of the two-High Times-was far-famed, some of the ignorant sailors were afraid of the mysteries of printer's ink until the ship was piloted into harbor by omnipotent Daniel Oppleman and omnipresent Everett Long. 1251

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1933 tithe Qlriticffllrest Senior Jfrenth Qlluhl QFFICZERS Fall Spring FRANCES XXVELLS ........ ........, P 1'csz'dc11f ,...,. ......,....... NANCY D.-XBNEY BILLY CARRINGTON L........ ,,,..,.,,..... I 'im Pl'L'.YI.ffF11f ........ ,. ,.......... JAQUELIN NIC1fIOL,AS ELEANOR Brazos .......... ..... ,... . S m'rm'n1'3'-T1'ea.v11r-er' ...,.,. ........,.. C L1F'roN Smnow FRANK OLIVER ...,..., , ......... Svrgmuf-az'-flrnrs ......... ,A.A . .SAM PEELER one day upon the twin isles of the Girl Reserve-B2 and Girls' High School Club-and were greeted by choruses of joyous squeals. So close were the islets, and so nearly alike that many young damsels could not decide on which to stop, and the gentlemen of the party sailed oft in disgust to the I-li-Y in the distance. Their respective sojourns, though short, were delightful. They drank- tea, gave parties, helped the needy islanders, gave plays, worked and played together so happily that, when the boys returned from an equally good time in Hi-Y, they all emllarked with grief and sailed sorrowfully away. See appendix for all urgzmization lists. i271

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1933 Ghz 6UZtitit:CI.Et2St 9panisiJ Qlluh Orrtcizus Fall Spriuzg JACK lqNIGl.IT ..................... ,...,.,...... P mvzkiezzl ..,,,...... ..................... I EARL JORDAN CRAIGIIILL Cousms ,.......,. A.4.,,,.,,. I -'t1'ct- Pmvzfdmif ,,,,,..., ,..A...... B 'IARIANNE PREBLE XV EST PAYNI5 ........,.,.,,,,.. ,.,........ 9 ccrcfnrnx '..,,... A,,...,. P IELIQN BRADLEY BILL KIZIQR ........... ..,.....,..,..... Y 1l'C0'fSIlI'Cl '.A...... ...,..,....... GIEOIQGE CRAFT GEORGE CRAFT ',...... ,.,...,..., .S 'c1'gm.1zf-at---lrnzs ..,...,., .,4,...., G ARLAND Housiziz Critic, the other island, viewed by the travelers through the telescope. Contents, spread before them divided into Seven Districts, over each of which a work-worn oflicial presided, and where Arthur K., the tyrannical ruler, and his industrious staff were doomed forever to pursue the elusive artist, Richard, and Percy, the will-o'-the-wisp. At this point the travelers heard of one of the Greatest W'onders of the lVorld-the Crvst had gone to press. I.29l