Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Littian F. Grecory Head of Romance Lan- guage Department C. A. SyDNOR Mathematics MarGareEtT HELBiIG Art BEULAH PHipps Chemistry HELEN H. NeE.Lson English J. Heatu Lewis Head of History Department L. H. McCue, Jr. Head of Science Department | ELIZABETH C. Guass | Latin, History Roscoz R. OGLEsBy Civics R. Lewis BIERLY Music VERNON SCHULTZ Machine Shop Mattie H. C. NicHowas English BLAKE E. IstEy Assistant Principal, Mathematics E. R. WarTHEN Evetina O. WiGcINs HI Physical Training Head of English Department EvizaBeEtH N. WaALLAce ANICE HOWELL History Secretary to Principal RutH H. PREBBLE Typewriting, Industrial Geography Frep B. McLaurin Mathematics ERMA LEE PORTER Typewriting, Transcrip- ‘ tion NorvitL CraIGHILL Librarian Fannie B. WricHt History Francis I. Lippy Mechanical Drawing CuirForp B. Fox Electrical Shop MarrHa R. Rowan History, Shorthand

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tenn arom 2c PAULINE T. FISHER Dean of Girls, History CLEMENTINE G. Davis Shorthand Tuomas M. Funk Mathematics, Athletic Coach KATHLEEN HoLMeEs French, Spanish Jack W. Evans English ELsIeE CuHarLes M. ABBOT Mary S. PayNE History, Dramatics English Hy A. Ge WALKER Principal IsaBEL PECK Physical Training E. F. BURMAHLIN Director of Business Education ANN Brack SuE Moore Retail Selling, Consumer Typewriting, Industrial Relations Geography Ertie K. Harvey Bookkeeping RutH H. BLuNtT Apvpie T. Eure English English Lewis T. Davis Head of Latin Depart- ment : MarRSHALL SMITH tae : Biology MarGarReET F, WILLIAMs is Bookkeeping, Industrial ; ae Geography ti : Harriet S. BELL Spanish er : : EvELYN T. Moore English SAMUEL H. BENNETT English Grover W. EvERETT Physics, Chemistry

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——— eS ———— OTE DTT —— a war a ean eens Sa —— From tere One ‘This is the place. From here the trail goes over that hill and onward, upward. But I must go back now. There are others coming up the trail. Good luck to you.” “Thanks, guide.” “You’ll remember? The way to scale a cliff, the danger of loose rock, the trick of digging-in the foot—just so—and—” “Oh, sure.” “the signs, don’t forget.” “Sure, sure—they’re easy. Say, do you see that peak, that high one towering to the clouds? That’s where I’m going—straight to the top. It isn’t far, and a fellow could have fun climbing that, couldn’t he?” “Tt’s a bit farther than it seems, and at times the way is rather steep. But you can make it, if you remember—”’ “Or maybe I’ll make a new trail!” ” “Someone has to make new trails. But always remember “Oh, sure, sure—I know. Just help me get this pack on. Thanks. I'll be off now—so long, old boy.” “Goodbye. Good luck.” “Say—wait a minute. [’m—I—it’s rather silly—but is it really alone from here on?” “Yes, part of the way is always alone. But there is always—” “But if I get cff the trail, miss my way, isn’t there any guide up there?” “There is always the Great Guide. He goes all the way.” 2 tae a aie i et i es et ie a iia tat rar, itt lini, ey alates ap yee WW gee eE -eg © Os eee