Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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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

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tithe fnlritirsflllrzst 1933 German Qlluh OFFICERS PV?-97'dCl1'f .................... ......... R Um FLANAGAN Vice P1't7rT'ZitfCllf .....,...... ,..,,,,,4 P HYLLIS I :lORNER SL'Cl'Elll'Y7'jl ................ ......,..,. E viznmr LONG Tl'Gfl.S LH'6I' ...,.,............. ..A..,.,.., S AM MILLER Swgermt-at-Alfvlzs ......... ....A....,.A B rloruns HAAS The inhabitants of these two islands owned jointly a playground called Quill and Scroll, where many friendly contests took place and many noble prizes were won. It was toward this playground that shy pupils, and pupils who had long since ceased to shy, crept with eager steps. for inside its portals genius burned. In this playground the travelers from the Land of Glass attended a most uplifting and inspirational public gathering. A man named Maple, over whom E301