Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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plfe Emily Wood works diligently on her research paper—no matter what the weather. If Nat Gilfoyle didn’t have a thousand books to read, she could enjoy spring. 21 Spring ended with the sad announcement of Mr. Milam’s leaving Glass. Since 1954 he has been an invaluable support to teach¬ ers eager for high standards of student per¬ formance. To students he has represented the g ' ood combination or both disciplinarian and friend. Steve Kious and Linda Pound prepare for the District VI Solo Contest.

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If Only Mr. Milam Could Stay Forever Spring ' began with shouts of joy as the Toppers captured the State Group i-A Basketball Champion¬ ship and the band received a superior rating at the District VI Band Festival. Tension mounted over long-expected College Board Scores and the deadline for research papers. Kathy O ' Keeffe and Randy Wallace re¬ luctantly wish Mr. Milam farewell. 20

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If you can dream — and not make dreams your master” Seniors dream of happiness, hope for a good life, and aspire to great achievements. But they know that dreams are fulfilled only by realistic action.