Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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egg --,f ef: . v '25 , Qgf I -- ' Miss Tice laughs at one of her student's Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Wingfield wonder why the essays in Advanced Composition. students enjoy reading Canterbury Tales. Closely examining the grammar achievement tests are Mrs. Gough, Miss Dunn and Mrs. Currence. 28 Miss Barker and Mrs. Moorman discuss books for teen-age readers.

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Mr. Twiddy and Miss Best discuss problems of leading an interesting class. Mrs. Cobb and Miss Wagner assist James Duncan with a self-portrait project for Humanities. Mrs. Parker tries to make her English class more lively by leading class discussions. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Gardner and Miss Wiley dramatically emphasize speech in their classes. 27

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The Spanish teachers, Mrs. Shackelford, Mrs. Pilkington, and Mrs. Arrington discuss the styles of dress in Spain. german Mrs. Leparulo and Mr. Turek discuss Caesar and the Gallic Wars in Latina. Mr. Packer and Mrs. Fore review a new French book, while Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Frank discuss a grammatical structure on the overhead projector. introduced at glass The language department at Glass this year was lucky in having a better than average staff of teachers. They set out with a maior goal of enlarging the student's understanding of not only the language, but also the customs of the country itself. The teachers came from a variety of colleges which made them well- qualified in teaching the students to excel in something so needed in today's society. Lan- guages have helped bridge the barriers be- tween a government of one country and that of another. 29 f