Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Left to right: W. G. Mason, H. G. Green, M. W. Whitaker, C. B. Hutcherson, Dr. Paul M. Munro, Superintendent; Mrs. P. J. Weiland, Mrs. F. G. Davidson, Jr.. Mrs. M. G. Perrow, J. M. Burnette, C. K. Saunders. Dr. Munro, superintendent of our schools, has always shown a special interest in E. C. Glass and its activities. After graduating from Emory University, Dr. Munro took his M.A. Degree and his Ph.D. Degree from Columbia University. Lynchburg has profited from Dr. Munro’s rich background of experience. Dr. PAUL M. Munro Superintendent of Schools SCHOOL BOARD Throughout America schools in every com- munity are governed by School Boards, legally established committees whose responsibility is the education and future of our most precious re- source—the children and young people. In our city the School Board is composed of nine members appointed by the Lynchburg City Council for terms of three years. The School Board member is responsible for the capital investments of large sums of money for building and equipment, for the annual ex- penditure of sums for salaries and other operating expenses, for the employment of numerous profes- sional and other employees, and for the instruc- tion of the school children. Working closely with the superintendent, the School Board members make an effort to be in- formed as to their responsibilities and authorities so as to adopt the best educational methods, to maintain high standards, to operate efficiently and to plan for the future.

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L. H. MCCUE, JR. Principal The busiest man I know is Mr. McCue. Even though he is the rushed principal of our high school, he unfailingly at- tends our student activities. Mr. McCue earned his A.B. Degree in English at the Uni- versity of Virginia and his M.A. Degree in Science at the University of Michigan. Upon completing his education he became principal at Grundy High School in Virginia and then came to Lynchburg as a science teacher. Having worked his way up to principal of E. C. Glass he has done his best to make it the best high school in Vir- ginia. With four instead of two... Upon the completion of the Though Miss Armstrong is new school, there were sev- new to E. C. Glass, her face : eral new jobs added to the is not new to us as she was administration. Among these Assistant Principal at R. E. . was Dean of Boys filled by Lee Junior High. : Mr. Winston Milam. Mr. Milam came from Hampton and thinks this is a great school both because the eighth graders adjust of its student body and be- themselves to high school life. i. cause of its building. She has helped make this it ; We all feel pretty lucky an excellent year. that Mr. Milam has become any part of us. MARGARET M. ARMSTRONG J. WINSTON MILAM Assistant Principal ; Dean of Boys Known as “the mother of the eighth grade,” her main job this year has been to help PAULINE FISHER STALL Assistant Principal Since she loves people, it is only natural that Mrs. Stall has a job that deals with people. That is the job of Assistant Principal. Her chief aim has been to make everyone here feel import- ant and there is no doubt in any- one’s mind that she has made a grand job of it.