Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Becky Fuller and John Wheeler would rather play in the snow than go to class. Dressed as our “School Spirit,” Rodney Burchette climbs to success. After missing two days of school while Lynchburg was buried under 36 inches of snow, students returned to find that at Glass -school spirit’ -had not - been diminished by the cold. In the morning pep rally, Rodney Burchette climbed the ladder of success .before the Patrick Henry game.

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These office helpers, Jan Robinson, Linda Hawkins are busy checking the students’ schedules. Dr. Cornett prepares a speech on philosophy for the Glass students. Penny Farmer and Emmy Lou Terrell practice their salesmanship at the Christmas tree sale. Glass Spirit Defies Winter Cold Winter arrived with the annual Christ- mas tree sale, sponsored by the Tri-H1- Y’s., After. Christmas, “threessuanems chimney sweeps entertained the students while seeking performers for the E. C. Glass Revue. David Sutor and Kathy Cornett kick up their heels in “Mary Poppins Land.”

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Glass students display a sudden interest in local affairs when City Council members propose a curfew. Shakespeare, The Curfew Command Student Interest The City Council meeting on the curfew was attended by more students than adults. Since this problem cen- tered on Lynch burg teenagers, the Glass students were very appreciative when Mr. Milam successfully de- fended the freedom of the students. The beginning of the second semes- ter brought two productions which were presented by the students: the Spring Band Concert and the Shake- spearean Assembly, which presented a picture of life in Elizabethan times. : Mr. Vermillion’s Band students tune up before their concert.