Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Applying for class space — junior Gary Robertson receives the Ok and gets his class choice during the second semester arena. — a at=m ox-Ye[= -m alm dal {om elele)¢ i¢=Tofe] de lm Colo f- atenem ol Ui a Lele) ¢ closely, and you can see tomorrow in them. So here is E.C. Glass — in Ltal-m ol daamey am last- ol- --lale M0) ce [sy that provide the basis of Here AKeolef- a ale) am Me)aslelage) we Three on one in computer science. Mr. Camden explains current work to Susan Peffley, David McClenon and Tom Richards. PROLOGUE 7