Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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. . . and finished it - exams. Chapman Ramsey lvfatlicmalirx, Sluilem Council Aclwxor. Cafeteria Superifisor , fi joseph Turlcel History, Motion Piciure Club Sponsor. Bookstore Mawiager Elizabeth N. XVallacc Hmzory, Hmmm' League CiwfAd1'isor Qrline Wliitc History, Spelling Contest Advisor Englixli, David Carrick Advixor, Assembly Committee Virginia Wiley '?' f J A 4 1 M 4 1 if 44--S-.41 ' . WS! . Elizahcth Sandldge Dorothy Spencer Elsie Talbot Dave Thomas Pllysical Etluuatioil, Englzxlz English, Honor General Husimxw Cheerleaders' League CQofAil1'1xor Athletic Coach Sponsor ll. We are proud of our trade school. 12. Weleiiimmc, English 5 +L... vs... -Ianxes L, Tyree Nlacliim' Shop E. Hamlet Vvlhite Electric Sliup teachers' Mixs Spencer, Mrs. XVilson and Miss Wilkiiiscnn. 13, Mr, ' 1 Hurmahln and his hooklteepers. 14. Miss White and Mr. Miiiiiper reffight the Civil Vfar, 15. Latin, French and Spanish don't make Sally Vw'hiteheail os that happy. 16. Miss Talbot, Miss Harvey and Miss Payne Nfatlieriiatiuw, junioi leave a hard clay'S work. Class Spovixor Englxsli, Assembly Committee, Freshman Businexs Education, Class Sponsor, Public Publication Business Reading Advisor Manager English Mecliamual Drawing Courtney Vfilkinson Margaret Wlilliams Marjorie G. Vx'ilson XValter Y. XVootl W , id .

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September brought new aces . . . CLASS OF 1955 Top: Freshmen Officers j. Wade, Treasurerq A, Wood, Sccretary1T. Powers, Vice-Presidenti H. Casper, Presidcntg Miss Wilkinsrmn, Class Sponsor. Bottom: 1.-X General Scienceg Freshmen Council plans a danceg lA Algebra. On September third, a warm autumn wind blew from R. lf. Lee two hundred and tive Freshmen together with their sponsor. Bliss Courtney VYilkinson. into the doors of li. C. Glass High School. So terrific was the wind that its breezy gale scattered like fall leaves these newest members of our high school on every floor putting them in lil, B2, ll7. ll9. Zl9 and 317. liewildered but courageous these Freshmen valiantly began preparing themselves for autunm's harvest, commencement four years later. Nineteen of them adjusted so well to their class room work that they made the term honor roll. Fifty-tour of them began this first year to be interested in and take part in sports and clubs in the school. .Xs a class they chose early in the fall their o fticers: President. llelen Casperg Yice-President, 'lied Powers: Secretary. .Xnn XYood: and Treasurer, Jimmie XYade. These oflicers with represen- tatives froni each home room comprised the Freshmen Council. The council planned and carried out social gatherings for the class. the first being a Sock Dance held on February eighth. l14l