Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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We WELCOME the opportunity to honor Miss Wiggins, friend and adviser of The Crest for many years. Besides teaching in the E. C. Glass High School from 1909-1946, she edited several text books and assisted in the revision of some of the Tressler English books. One of her most worth¬ while contributions to our English Department, of which she was the head, is the Parallel Reading Book. The creative composition class taught by Miss Wiggins stimulated a greater interest in the work of the Critic-Crest. This interest marked the beginning of literary careers for some who found inspiration and encourage¬ ment under her able direction. Miss Wiggins’ students and her co-workers regret her retirement and will ever cherish the memory of their association with her. “Praising what is lost Makes the remembrance dear.” 9

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Miss Harvey Business Education Mr. Lewis Head of Social Science Department Miss Payne Head of English Department Miss Steele English Miss Williams Business Education Mrs. Helbig Art Miss Holmes French, Spanish Mr. Horner Athletic Manager Mathematics Mr. Krater Electricity Miss Moore English Miss Nelson English Mrs. Nicholas English Mr. Nicholas Music Miss Peck Physical Education Miss Porter Business Education Mr. Ramsey Mathematics Mrs. Schultz Business Education Miss Talbot English Mr. Turkel History Mrs. Wallace History Mrs. Whitehead Mathematics Miss White History Jarultg .. 8

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THE CREST Act II enior p. oem From little seedling To the massive pine, Life is growth. From small beginning To gigantic tasks, Deeds are wrought. From infancy To the end of time, Life is planned. IVe grow by moving forward; And our stride Is oft determined by our goal. Our prayer be this : “ That while we grow, Our goal be lifted to the heights Of greater glory, greater service, greater light V 10