Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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We got the news once cr week . . . . Inset! Pat XYoolriflgc, .lurly Kaslcr. co-eclitors. Hack row: Xliss xxillllllllls, Miss Cunningham, aclvisorsg J. Turner, lf. Gills, K, llaynles, ll. XXI-ilznul, ll XYoocly, C. Tucker, IJ. lihert, B. XYright, B. McKee. Second row: l'. VV00lriclgc. vl. Kasler, M. R. Smiley, K. Johnson, Gremmels, M. R. XVright, A. Jesscc, Owen. l'. XYright. K. R. Parker. First row: G. Hunter. D. Hall, S. Davidson, M. Chafee, Garrettc, A. Campbell, Frccr. THIC HIGH TIMES john, rlirl the acls get here? 'l'hrow me the heaclline hoarclf' ,lucly, clo you want IS lieneclictine on this F Pat, how long do you want this cclito1'ial? Get that story in tomorrow morning! J Klonrlay anrl Tuesday these cries till the Ilirfl: Tflzlex room. On XYerlnesflav make-up begins. lhursclay the commotion is removerl to Amherst where the staff goes for page-proofs. Since W2-1 the lliylz 'llI'1IIt'.Y, Cilass's weekly newspaper, has been an important aclclition to om school life, Students look forward to reading the week's news every l'll'lfl2lV afternoon: alunnn keep up subscriptions lmegun in sturlent rlays. The paper this year cleclicaterl most of its editorials to the responsilmility of youth in keepinff lreeflom alive. Pu The stall triecl to carry out certain Sl l'.-X irinci ales: clean co my without 1-'ossi 1, news mresentccl . . . - - 6 l in an interesting way anrl emphasis on inclivirluals since names make news.

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They won national honors .... CRI 'lilt' The C'1'ilir, our high seliuul magazine. which appears tri-annually. prtwifles the stuclent, whether reacler or euntrilmtur, with enjoyment ancl satisfaction. liaeh pnlmlieation inelutles short stories, features, poems. eclitnrials. write-ups of selimvl news and m'ganizatimis. ancl illustrations. .-Xll emitrilnitirwns. whether written or clrawn. are clone lw the stuclents only. The magazine is eonfluetecl ln' a stall of appruximately twenty people niatle up ul etliturs, department writers. business manager. faculty aclvisurs. and nthers. Meeting rlnring sixth grunp in the eheniistry lah, the stall reads, cliseusses, and votes un various material snlnnitterl lmy the stnclents fur pulmlieatirnl. Ultentimes. the staff seleets a theme fur its magazine. lli'utlie1'litmtl anrl Interna- ll0l1ZlllSll1H was the theme of the fall issue, arrnnnfl whieh theme many uf the artieles eenterefl. l,ast year. the C'ritir reeeivecl Medalist. the highest attainable rating. frmn the Selnilastie l'ress .-Xsstmeiatiun of Cuhnnlmia L'nix'ersity ancl .'Xll-AXnieriean, the highest attainable. fruni the National Scholastic l'ress .-Xssoeiatiun of the Lfniversity of Klinnesrmta. 'lilllf flllllf S'l',XlfIf Inset: A. App, G. Cflllllli. Co-editors. Ritek row: ll Moore, ,-X. Kelly, P. Riley, fi, Ctwllins. l.. lfarmer. li, lfpling. liirst row: B. lforml, Bliss lllunt, arlvisorg J. lhwwer, .X. ,xl3lb, ti. llntehesun. Y. XYitln'uw. llll

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They kept the beat in rosty weather .... Hlfnrwzircl mzirelf' Sl0'llIllS tlie clrum Illllitbf, lne lizunsev. :is tlie lmzmml ste is ull' tn emne swiiwiiw 35 . , - . U ' hi Pi I' rlmvn tlie iielcl to tlie stirring strains nf .ll11r'1'l1 TVKIIII. lfnntlmzill lzms tlirill in llie preeisiun inzirelnng, :incl elzilmorzne inzineuvers nf sucli colorful lizilf-time slinxvs :is 1.111111 .-l1111'1'ir1111 5111111 :mil St'I'T'l't'i Sllfllff. Lynelilvurg Citizens, ton, are entllusizlstie :ls tlie lmlue :mil wliite elzul lwzmcl lezuls llie lfnll lfzisliioii l':n':ule :mil tlie F-zifetv l,2lI'll1lt'. nnrl prurirles speeizil musie fur Kleinnrixil :mil ,Xrinisliei Dux' iwngrziins. T 7 A in i sr 'HQ' Snap it up! Strziigliten tlinse lines. . Nlr. llzieli flemzmcls rlurmg the gruellinh ezirly mnrni A lsunrise servieel reliezirsuls wliieli mzilie all lmncl perfnrinzinees pnssilile. The Spring Umiieert provicles an exciting musiezll elimzix tn llie selinnl year. .'X1115l'1'ClIlllY1 :nulienees ln-:ir liilzirinus nuvelties. current popiilzir tunes. iinpressive nrertures, :mil siizuqu mzirelies. Utlieers wlin rlevute their time tn spurring nn tlie nrgzniizzninn ure: lluclrly' l.efeu', I'resiclent Qienrge lirnnlqs, Yiee-l'resiclentg Nancy Jn Fergisnn, SR'L'l'k'fIl1'j'Q :incl Dickie Crews, 'liI'C1lSl1I'K'l'. llziek row: fi. XY:ill:lee. li. XXvl1lflllk'l', T. Cliilclers. lfiftli row: ll. Crews. li. l.efew. B. Saville, J. Cuinlmy, XY. llnzikes. ll. Turnile. ll. XYriglil, XY. Vliillips, ll Riuuks. K. Bnrnelte, C. lfrzinklin, J. l'rel1le, B. Sqn-ille, ll. Ilerseli. liourtli row: G. Neister, ll. lflinn, li. llzmiel, R. Rznnsey, T. lluclsnn. lf. Reed, K. llzuniltnn, C. Nlnnre, li Linilsziy, R. Vmrers, R. Neel. li. Jueksmi. Third row: J. P. Kreger. T. Tucker, R. Owen, R. Jes see, U. Neister, li. T. llnnt, ll. llrnwn, N. Mnliznies M. Terrell, B. Clowclis. Second row: J. Rznnscy, R. llieks, J. Morris, Xl. Blanks. S. Creusy, C. Yan Cleve, N. J. Ferguson, X. Case J. Dalton. O. liroclie, ll. Ilxihcfick. Mr. J. Bach, zulrisur. lfirst row: K. R. I,I1l'lil'l', ll, Smith, li. J. lluclsnn. P. llzurkiiis. i