Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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1933 dlbe Qlriticwlltest DEUICATION , ,.,,..... . INTRODUCTION ,..,.,. .,..,, SENIOR CLASS POEM C 11 A PTER I .....,......v.A.,,,....,A, CHAPTER H .....,,...... C l'1AP'lfI+IR UI ...,.....A CHAPTER IV ,..,,,...,, SCORE PAGE ..,,,,..., CHAPTER V ...... CIIJXPTIER VI ..,.... 1' ACULTY .,................... SENIOR OFFICERS .,... CHAPTER VII ,,..,..,.,.. A,l'l'ENDIX ...,....,.......,. FXDVERTISEM ENTS ........ FRONTISPIECE ....4... CLASS OF 1936 ......... CLASS OF IQ35 .,....... CLASS OF 1934 ..,,,,.,, fXTl'l1-IiTlCS ,,,..,,.,,,,4. ACTIVITIES .,.,.,,.....,..,,...,,. SENIOR BANQVET ............, FA Cu LTY ..,........,..II..,.,,... , SENIORS ,.,,......,.. illiahle uf Qllnntents List of llllustrntinns l51 PAGE 6 7 9 I5 16 18 95 26 46 48 51 88 89 .- 95 8 IO II I3 IQ 27 44 47 52

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EDB Ql:IifiEfQl.flZ25iZ 1933 ehinatiun This volume of the Critic-Crest is affectionately declicated to EVELYN LEE MQORE our teacher, our comrade in journalistic work, who by her splendid guidance of the High Times, her gentleuess and charm, and her willingness to serve has won the love and admiration of the Staff as well as of the Senior Class. l41

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IQ 1 1 l i fthe Qiritinzfllrest 1933 Zin llnttuhuctinn u,XYIIlIIl'I'lJ zlmzx inrfvrlrr' yum1'z'f- Virgfil, lfrlogzw VIII From the early days when ancient man was evolving his present system of numhers, to the complex twentieth century world, the figure seven has had a mystic signilicavce. Seven, sum of the two lucky numbers, three and four, has been regarded hy many people as sacred and has been incorporated in their religious and ceremonial rites. The seven hills of our own town seem symbolic of the enduring strength of the seven-hilled city of ancient Rome. just as the temple on Capitolium was erected in honor of jupiter, Juno, and Minerva, so our high school, crowning the highest of l.yncl1hurg's hills, stands dedicated to XVisdom, Truth, and Heauty. NVe hope that in tracing the course of our symbolic characters over the Seven Seas of lindeavor we have placed in this volume a permanent record of this brief hut happy period in our lives. ln a necessarily limited fashion, we have attempted to recall and preserve those personalities and events which have hecome most endeared to us during our sojourn in the Buildings on the Hill. NVe ask you to judge our venture with tolerance. llil