Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Seated Mr. Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr School Board from left to right: B. E. Istry, Clerk .W.S. Munpy, JR. . Watter G. MASON . C. RAINE PETTYJOHN HaroLtp RILEY . Harry G. GREEN Rev. Harry A. FIFIELD Dr. Paut M. Munro, Superintendent Mrs. Eart A. GERHARDT Mrs. Puitie P. ALLEN Mrs. S. W. WEST

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OP RR IRS tg senses DRIEST O RR ET NES: Foreword Stories, themes, essays, reports — under whatever name compositions masquerade — are a weekly part of every student’s life at E. C. Glass. During our four years in high school we have written some seventy-five. Some have been fun to write; others have been a task; all have been written as an assignment from some English teacher and all have gone under her red pencil. Now we write our final composition, our annual — the complete story of one of the most memorable years of our lives. We hand it to you, hopefully, as we have handed so many to our teachers in the past. It requires no grading.

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ie evcCur. (Rr: Principal Mr. McCue, our principal, has proved himself a thoroughly capable leader. His personal interest in us—as evidenced by his calling most of us by first names— has won the friendship of every student. Graduated from the University of Virginia in 1923, Mr. McCue took his M. A. Degree at the University of Michigan in 1931. He came to E. C. Glass in 1923 as a biology teacher and advanced rapidly—Faculty Manager of Athletics, Head of the Science Department, and Assistant Principal—to the principalship in 1944. PAULINE FISHER STALL Assistant Principal With understanding and wise advice she has assisted each of us seniors in planning our future careers. Our counsellor and confidante, Mrs, Stall.