Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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BiakeE E. Istey Acting Principal, Mathematics to him offer our best wishes for a speedy recovery. Meanwhile, the school has been ably directed by Act- ing Principal Isley, who has quickly won the full co- operation of the students and faculty with his skillful con- duct of school affairs. ELIZABETH N. WALLACE History Lo He McGur, Jr. Head of Science Department ce E. F. BuRMAHLIN Director of Business Education ErMA LEE PORTER Typewriting, Transcrip- tion R. Lewis BreRLEY Instrumental Music RoscokE R. OGLEsByY Civics BEULAH PHIpps Chemistry RutH H. PREBBLE Ty pewriting, Industrial Geography CLEMENTINE G. Davis } Shorthand Raum J. NicHoLas ocal Music CLIFFORD B. Fox Electrical Shop Norvibw CratGHILe Librarian MarRSHALL SMITH Biology, Asst. Coach Ertie K. Harvey Bookkeeping MarcaretT F. Witirams Bookkeeping, Industrial Geography MarGaretT HELBIG Art VERNON SCHULTZ Machine Shop becca ANIcE HowELL Secretary to Principal Grover W. EVERETT Physics, Chemistry, Track Coach SuE Moore Typewriting, Industrial Geography ANN BLack Retail Selling, Consumer Relations IsaBEL PECK Physical Training Francis I. Lippy Mechanical Drawing

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EVELINA O. WIGGINS Head of English Department RutH H. BLuntr English Mattie H. C. NicHoras English C. A. SYDNOR Mathematics KATHLEEN HoLMeEs French, Spanish CuHar.es M. ABBor History, Dramatics Jack W. Evans English Mary S. Payni English Eusre V. TALBOT English ra Lewis T. Davis Head of Latin Depart- ment Harriet S. BELL Spanish PAULINE T. FISHER Dean of Girls, History HELEN H. NELson English SAMUEL H. BENNETT? English THomas M. Funk Mathematics, Athletic Coach ELIZABETH C. GLass Latin, History J. Heatu Lewis Head of History Department MartHa R. Rowan History, Shorthand EvELYN T. Moore English - Appie T. Eure English Frep B. McLaurin Mathematics LILLIAN F. GREGORY Head of Romance Lan- guage Depariment FANNIE B. Wricut History FAS (Ce WALKER Principal During the latter part of the first semester, ill health forced Mr. Walker, Principal, to relinquish his our duties until the beginning of His presence and guiding hand the next school year. has been missed by both fac- ulty and students. We look forward to his return, and

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To the Class of 1940 Walking one day in the autumn woods With my knapsack, dog, and gun, I came upon an old oak tree Stark, leafless in the sun. The acorns had fallen and scattered about. But two, I tossed in the air; On dirt one fell; the other, on rock. Undisturbed, I left them there. But walking one spring in the selfsame woods With my knapsack, dog, and gun, I came upon the same oak tree Leaf-decked in the sun. And glancing about me, acorns I found One sprouting and green—a young tree; The other a shell, a rotten shell— Success—failure, said something to me. —MarvIn Crews.