Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Crest Staff Back row: P. Echols, T. Moseley, R. Stokes. Fourth row: J. Firkins, Miss Cox, G. Scott. Third row: J. Ogden, F. A. Arnold, J. Burley, J. O’Brien, B. Creasy. Second row: E. Camp, J. Langford, M. Templeton. Firsterow:. Ja. breas. STAFF EditorzineGhich ccs. eet te nee eee JANE PREAS Managing Editor Literary Editor Class Editor Assistant Activities Editor Assistant BARBARA CREASY JEANNE O'BRIEN Mary Lynn WHITTEN Gus ScotTr JULIA OGDEN ELIZABETH CAMP MARJORIE TEMPLETON JOSEPHINE BURLEY JOAN FIRKINS FRANCES ANN ARNOLD, PorTER ECHOLS, Jr., RICHARD STOKES, NorMAN Harris TERRELL MOSELEY, THOMPSON MANTIPLY Mary LYNN WHITTEN Photographers Advertising Manager Advertising Solicitors JEANNE O'BRIEN MarRJORIE TEMPLETON, PoRTER ECHOLS, JR., RICHARD STOKES, JOYCE LANGFORD, JANE Preas, BARBARA CREASY, SARAH HawWkKINS, SARAH KUNIANSKY Mary WILSON BURNETTE Typist Ramona Scott, Becky LINDsAy, JANICE WHITE, MILDRED RICE, Iris St. JOHN, DELORES CLARK PHYLLIS MARTIN ASSISLONTE ics Re eae ees CHARLOTTE HOGAN Advisers: Mrs. MarGARET HELBIG Miss MarGARET WILLIAMS Miss LuciLe Cox Business Manager Business Editorial

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Dadian Dark graying hair, eyes shining with interest, a bundle of energy carrying the inevitable pile of papers—this is our Mrs. Wallace. Her interest in young people has been an incentive for her to seek the perfect way to teach history; thus in her classes pupils not only learn, but relive past » events. Because she has made Lynchburg history so much a part of herself and because she has tried to give to her students Lynchburg as she knows it, the staff of the 1951 Cresr dedicates this, their book, to Mrs. Elizabeth North Wallace with sincere thanks.