Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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As he leaps from the stage, John Wheeler proves that anything can happen in Glass as- semblies. 3etsy Morris and Chuck Pinkerton board the SCA bus for an out-of-town football game. The football season well under way, Glass action centered on the coming publications assembly. Folk singers in- vaded the auditorium for practice, while three staffs prepared riotous skits. After weeks of rehearsal, rock-and-roll bands entertained students, and staff members launched a four month subscription campaign with their own version of songs from hit musicals. As October brought cool weather, the SCA offered students a series of bus trips to away football games. 12 a

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Rocking Assemblies And Football Games Lead Fall Activities sh In the first scene of the Publications Assembly, staf members introduce the latest French dance. Glass cheerleaders take a break during the first home game. “Help, you need somebody!” sings Bill White as Janie North relates her dream in the publica- tions show.

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Chosen as Senior Court members are: First Row: 3obby Brown, Phyllis Pugh. Second Row: Sammy Seagle, JoAnne Deacon. Tiird Row: Larry Wood, Anne Mullan. Fourth Row: Mike Grissom, Carroll Tuthill. Fifth Row: King David Richardson, Queen Jarrett Dudley. 13 Mrs. Jobe welcomes visiting parents to Glass. Would You Believe Senior Day? .. . 13 Murders? Parents who visited Glass during American Education Week would not have recognized it on November 5. To the sound of combos, Seniors reversed school procedures and re- ceived official permission .to be merry on Senior Day. On Thanksgiving Eve the David Garrick Players delighted LY¥nch- burg with the murder comedy Arsenic and Old Lace.