Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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The most powerful and active student group at Glass is the Student Cooper¬ ative association. Every student is a member of it — it is the force that uni¬ fies the student body and officially represents it to the administration and the community. The SCA works within the school and the city through its ten committees. It sponsors volun¬ teers working at Kum-Ba-Yah and the Lynchburg Hot Line. It holds an an¬ nual Bloodmobile and enters a float in the Christmas parade. It distributes a weekly newsletter to community lead¬ ers to keep the city up to date on E. C. Glass and to prevent a breakdown in communication. The student govern¬ ment effected a slight liberalization in the Glass dress code, revised the Con¬ stitution and held a Christmas dance. It supports an AFS student, sponsors assemblies, and takes care of student grievances. This year, the SCA also hosted the Western District SCA Conference. The SCA is the student ' s voice. Through it, they organize themselves, take a stand on important issues, and carry out projects, large and small, to improve E. C. Glass and Lynchburg. Mr. Saunders and Assembly Committee Chair¬ men Margie Lippard and Greg Smith confer about a future assembly. Neal Gropen calls for a division of the house on a vote. SCA — voice of student opinion 20