Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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65257 0-YQLQQM fo 0 w0r0.02EFuA CENEL- ,Omufr Face-.27 Tha n L4Jf.g,O TXMZS weve 144.0 700,-iiffgi. CONTENTS 4 6WM 'MMff'5 1-Inu EL Q mica 6r,Lmms'Z FICTION: , , HQ o 2, 5 NARROWS-David Brown f' lf T,-Ll. GSU Two con men find success in face of obvious failure. 5 E.. I2 BONGO-Phyllis swim A .... xjo u QUHI4 itt irl eeks and finds refu e in a small E3 1 1,6550 'f An awkward l le g s g , . worn teddy bear and the words of an old war vet an. f V5-IN' 17 THE PARK-Gene .Nloon 2 A is Strangers in HIS park. He must get rid of them-SHOCK is the result produced by his Ml ' method. LO mf! Is THE INTRUDER-Bill Desmond 525612 1 I A true-to-life experience, related in simple style, provides ful A b insight into human behavior. l l Ulf .. 'i 20 CHARLIE-Charles fvzlm-ay 0 'lmllll HH! I An old man, vividly described, walks down a road to a 'I' I . V ti place in human compassion. 22' MISS NIELINDA-Laurie Dirkmzs what happens when two schoolmates meet in an elevator after many years may be interesting. 23 A NICE YOUNG MAN- Q Meg Christian .X f What would you do if a perfect stranger told you about ' K murdering his mother? Would it affect you as it did the lady in this amusing tale? 24 JOURNAL FOUND IN AN EMPTY RAFT-Eric WdSllb1lf71 Pyi . 99954 B79 lweggfvl Q ir Qi Sem: A haunting story, written in such a manner that the reader wonders if the dead seek revenge. , 29 HIS JUST DESERTS-Linda Stickel 1 Fate takes a hand in a man's life, giving it am ironic 9 I twist: but why? gf? 95 :E'?'n ig! 3' 235' 32 PRETTIEST GIRL fi . AT THE PARTY-Patxy Hudgins fi-E:- '5' 5 A woman who has lived a full life reviews itg her experi- .A ences give the reader an insight into his own life to come. gf 34 A FAMILY AFFAIR-.lfmmy Ruhland 'LLL' Hun Everybody wants to get into the act, as a young man calls on the girl of his dreams.

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STAFF Editor-in-Chief A RIA DNA MCKENNA Art Editor JACK SUTOR Literary Editors CAROLYN COBB CAROLYN GILLS GEORGE PARIS RGEEIE CORNETT JOYCE KENT MARC SCHEWEL MIKE DELLINGER GENE MOON PHYLLIS SMITH SHELDGN FRIEDMAN CYNTHIA MUNDY ADIN THAYER MIKE HEAD SUSAN NORTON SALLY Woon A dvisers: Literary MR. WILLIAM D. KING Art MISS JANE WHITE Bdsiness MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS I---1' W

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Cofver Design: Jack Sutor Center Spread: Betty and Peggy Whitaker N ON-FI C TI ON : 8 Doodling-John Ufheeler IO A Visit With A Gunsmith--Carolyn Gills I5 Troll Addiction-Karen Caruso 27 Sandusky-Carolyn Cobb 35 A Winter Sketch-Bill Desmond 38 Lonely Lady-.driadna JVIeKenna 39 Snow: Another View . . .-Carolyn Cobb 39 . . . A Mystery-Karerz Caruso 40 A VVinter Cont1'ast-Meg Christian POETRY: 9 Down Dark Chasms-Lindanne Hawkins I4 Study Hall--Judy Foster I6 I Paused A Moment Upon A Hill-Sally Wood 2I Of Melody Bell Who Fell In The Well-Bill Desmond 36 The Dance Of The Fire Gods-Gale Day 4 THE CRITIC