Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS faculty seniors classes activities athletics features advertisements page hin ¢ age SNS Ni PMT @ Gee page page page page 18 46 86 120 146 [58 foot

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DEDICATION This year the Senior Class and the 1957 Crest Staff with sincere appreciation for his many years of service as both friend and teacher dedicates its book to MR. CHAPMAN L. RAMSEY Mr. Ramsey has been teaching at E. C. Glass for twelve years. He has always exhibited a true concern for the individual student and a genuine interest in all the phases of our school life. This is shown by his enthusiastic work with the Student Council and the Cafeteria Helpers. As a math teacher he makes his subject come alive to his students, who leave his classes with a true appreciation of mathematics. In 1956 Mr. Ramsey was the fourth recipient of the Lynchburg College Thomas Gibson Hobbs Memorial Alumni Award for Meritorious Service. We think that this award was a fitting tribute to a very deserving person.