Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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1935 Che Critic-Crest WATKINS PROCTOR HARVEY For our honorable Senior President (Proc Harvey is his name ) We all predict in future time Wealth, happiness, and fame. National Honor Society; President Senior Class; Pres- ident Junior Class; President Sophomore Class; Senior Representative Honor League; Junior Representative Honor League; Monogram Club; Varsity Tennis; Bas- ketball; Cheer Leader; Chemistry Club; Athletic Associ- ation; French Club 732, ’33; Student Advisory Council; High Times Staff; Critic-Crest Staff; Treasurer Hi-Y Club ’34; Cafeteria Assistant ’35; Senior Banquet Com- mittee; Senior Council. EUNICE PAULINE MARTIN Little ““Peg’ knows just gobs; Nevertheless she goes with Hobbs. National Honor Society; Athletic Association; Senior Play; Be Square Club; Monogram Club; Honor League; Senior Council; Student Advisory Council; Library Council; Senior Banquet Committee; Vice President Senior Class; Basketball; Commencement Committee Chairman; Latin Tournament; Dramatic Club; French Club; Tennis. CHLOE VIRGINIA WALDRON She likes music, old and new; And besides can sing it too; But typing is her specialty, Our senior secretary, she. National Honor Society; Secretary Senior Class; Com- merical Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Honor League Rep- resentative; Athletic Association; Cafeteria Typist;: G. A.; Be Square Club; Office Assistant. -SEPTIMUS STEVEN BOOTH Sept means seven, but Booth rates higher; He’s on the spot when our needs are dire. Treasurer Senior Class; Secretary Honor League; Busi- ness Manager Athletic Association ’34-’35 ; Commercial Club; Cafeteria Accountant; Cafeteria Cashier, Cap- tain °34-’35; Monogram Club; Cafeteria Teller °35; Supervisor Athletic Association Typists ’34; Athletic Association. AUDREY NIELSEN LONG Long have we known her, Long, long will we love her, Yet the depth of her bewitching charm We never can discover. Poetry Editor Critic; Magic Mirror Editor Critic; Critic-Crest Staff; Senior Representative; Treasurer Quill and Scroll; Publications Committee; Student Ad- visory Council; President Periwinkle Poetry Club; French Club; Music Club; Athletic Association; -Honor League; Cafeteria; Class Poet. THOMAS FREDERICK FARRAR There works the editor, worn and slim, Pasting a dummy, neat and trim. Pity him not, though his lot seem grim— ‘Andy and Jones will wait for him. National Honor: Society; Library Council; Athletic Asso- ciation; German Club; Student Advisory Council; Editor Critic, Critic-Crest ’34, ’35; Junior Editor Critic ’33; S. I. P. A. Delegate; Quill and Scroll; Board of Publications.

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Che Critic-Crest 1935 right and signify their intention to turn a corner), form orderly lines at the drinking fountains, hane their coats on specified hooks, hold their handkerchiefs over their noses when sneezing, wash their fins before entering the library, and above all, use a tray in the cafeteria. Sam’s so ourn here was brief. Soon, as an obscure member of a large group of fish, he was given some sound advice and bundled off. His destination didn’t worry Sam much. He simply followed the crowd. He was pondering on this when he looked up and saw before him a coral castle, beautiful against the wavy green background of the ocean. Sam stared, his mouth open and his fins moving absently. As he heard the swish of the seaweed at his feet, and felt the cool water at his gills, he had a mental picture of a silver gull, soaring. Sam’s mind was so far away that he didn’t see his companions entering one of the three large doors in the castle, ciattering about commonplace things. His reverie was interrupted by a down-to-earth voice at his elbow. ‘Hi, littlest. Better shut your mouth, or somebody’ll look down and see your tonsils.” “Yes'm,’ Sam gulped, adjusting his face and turning to see a neat, gray lady-fish by his side. “I was only—that is, I wonder—.” “Oh, you'll catch on,” said the fish consolingly. “Everybody does. This,” she announced, “is the Glass Aquarium, and J am Carrie Catfish.” She tucked her fin in Sam’s and led him up the steps. She was adept at dodging the eels and crayfish that lounged about, but Sam was tripped up several times. “You've got a lot to learn yet,” she told him. “Why, you don’t even know Mrs. Gregory!” “Mrs. Gregory?” asked Sam, because he thought it was his turn to say something. “Oh, she’s the dowager queen of the hermit crabs. They’re not a bad l ot, after you get used to ‘em. ‘Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them.’ You can use that if you ever have to make a speech. Mrs..Gregory doesn’t care.”’ Sam wanted to stop and take his bearings, but Carrie hurried him into the lobby. “Always wear green shirts and blue ties,” she told him, “and keep your socks down. It’s a tradition. Looks funny, but you kind of get used to it. ‘By the way—if you hear anything unusual, don’t look around. It’s Everett. They say he’s harmless, but you never can tell.”’ ‘““Everett—who’s Everett ?”’ “Everett,” she informed him solemnly, “keeps time.” “To what?” “Time! time! You know—chewing gum, sixty minutes; late to class, thirty minutes.—Wait! if you want to know what time is, pull that chairron that post, twice.” She giggled, and because Sam always did what he was told, and because he was really interested in time, he pulled the chain—hard. He was rewarded by 10

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: - Che Critic-Cres 1935 12 JOHN WHITE ACREE A handsome captain is our Chick, Of scores of girls he has his pick. President National Honor Society; Captain Football Team; President Honor League; President Monogram Club; Sergeant-at-Arms French Club; Chemistry Club; Hi-Y Club; Student Advisory Council; Cafeteria Assist- ant; President Athletic Association; Recipient of Rucker Memorial Cup; Sophomore Representative. LIZA MASSIE ADAMS Liza ts gay we all agree, And just as cute as she can be; Her heart is not with us, we grieve, It is forever with her Steve. High School Art League; High Times Business Staff; Critic Business Staff; Critic-Crest Staff; Athletic Asso- ciation; French Club; Spanish Club; Honor League; Library Council; Girls’ High School Club. LAURA ESTELLE AGEE This lovely siren wins renown; The god of music stars her crown. National Honor Society; Athletic Association; Honor League; Music Chairman Be Square Club; Senior Banquet Committee; Girls’ Glee Club. GARNETT CELESTE ANDERSON Garnett likes to laugh and play, Studies don't entice her; Though we think our studies nice, We think Garnett nicer. Athletic Association; Honor League; Be Square Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; C Club; Tennis. INETT BAILEY 2 s his “dozen daily.” Ont you gflessed we mean B. Bailey? French Club; Libra y Council; Library Staff; Athletic Assodation; Honor League. ETHEL PEARL BALLAGH We'd walk a mile for Ethel’s smile, And know we'd done a thing worth while. Athletic Association; Spanish Club; Honor League; Library Council. s