Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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s RE A aOR ONS LLL LEE SEL RE EL LN apie a ee PAM RE REN ESS SE OER RIS . New teaching techniques add a springy atmosphere to the classroom. fon) | | oY Mr. Boe, Miss Grayson, and Mr. New Ideas Blossom the teaching staff at second semester. In Warm Weather As warm weather arrived in Lynchburg, Glass students and teachers responded to spring- time with a wide variety of acti- - vities. Advanced Composition students decorated Mr. King’s room with “germs” for their short stories, while study hall students showed the usual signs of spring fever. For the first time in Glass’s history, a girls’ tennis team was organized. Kathy O’Keeffe lead the squad of enthusiastic girls as the number one player. Blount join

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Senior Banquet, Dance Highlight Spring Events With the coming of spring students prepared » ory many § varying, pevents. Seniors ordered announcements and cards, while Juniors ordered their rings. But not all was work at Glass. The an- nual Senior Banquet featured the an- pouncement. sof sclassee VIP ss) while aiterwards’ the. [lop “blatters.= irom Harrisonburg played for the dance. Stu- dent life stirred with enthusiasm in preparation™tor, the SCA Opens House and Elections.

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Mrs. Davis holds down spring fever in This year Glass features for the first time a study hall. tennis team with Kathy O’Keeffe as number one player. With the close of the sports:season Mrs. Meidling stores away cheerleading equipment for this year.