Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Che Critic-Crest SF oreword W e’ve done our best to weave for you In gay and quiet tapestry The inside story of a shoe— That's Lynchburg’s chiefest industry. How far we walk! How far we walk! VW ere we to ask a cobbler why His sole is in his work, then, “It’s A feat to fit feet,” he'd reply. So if the Class of 34 Recall to memory with a snule The Steps it took to gain each floor, The steps it took to gain each mile, Then we're content. We pondered long Upon a theme to give to you; We think it surely is not wrong To glorify the Lynchburg shoe. oO . )

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TEACHER, FRIEND, ATHLETIC CoACH THOMAS MUIR FUNK A sonorous line from Shakespeare Sedately its tribute might pay, Or words both poetic and clear Might be voiced by a Frost or Millay; Yet none has more deeply exprest Such praise, love, and loyalty true As is pledged in this “Critic-Crest” When we dedicate it to you,

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Che C tritic-Crest Beautiful Lynchburg How can so small a part of earth Bear yet so much of beauty? Here drowsy poppy flowers nod Beside the nurroring stream, Gay tulips bend to soft green sod And gnarled oaks shield the robin’s nest— Pause, gentle traveler, Where the shadows fall, and rest.